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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Messrs GARDNER. G1LLEspIE & Co.
would respectfully call the attention of
the farmers and merchants to the fact
that their patrons have the privilege of
the two great Southern cotton markets
New Orleans and Mobile; aid That pur'
chases Of Groceries; ETC., can at all times
be made for them at the lowest cash pri-
ces. ala. IT,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

At the residence of his faith
Hollingsworth, Senior, in Mol
on the LIST day of July, 1870
ton, THADEUs e. HoLLINas
the 29th year of his age.
Alas, Thad is no more! Death, be
meath whose spectral shadow he has
walked for many months, has claimed
him for its victim and we shall see him
no more ON earth forever. Yet who that
knew him can ever forget him or the
many noble and endearing traits Of char
acter, which bound him to his many
friends Born in this county, on the
18th day Of April, 1851, and reared III
the midst Of those with whom he was
born, we have every means Of knowing
his private character, and can say that
his department through life was such as
to entitle him TO that proud appellations
can honest man, the noblest work Of
God" Married on the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1871, to Miss Gillie McWhorter,
who was a help-mete in the true sense
of the word, and who entered at once in
to all his plans of life, their future pre-
scented bright prospects, but the blight
ing hand Of death came to despoil their
happy home leaving his crushed and
afflicted widow to mourn loss that
earth cannot fill
Death was no unexpected guest when
he stood by Thad's couch and waved his
pale white hand and pointed HEAVIER
ward to the disembodied spirit that God
had summoned, and that. sought to be
with God. No, death wasnct a stranger
intruding at the feast. Time and again
he had approached the couch of the
sufferer and thought to place the signet
Of Immortality upon his paid brow, but
the prayers of affection assembled to the
throne to spare him to lis yet a little
longer, and the Angel Of life kissed deaths
dew away; though hope only said,
hold thy God loyeth thee, and the
peace and joy that fadeth not away
happy realm beyond the dismal to
AS naught that hiss partaken of
tality is guiltless, Thad had his ia
yet if weighed in the balance of t.
trial justice and morality they woul
as the shadow that falls athwart
scale; of actual, yet inaypreciable We
He passed from earth n1ourned b
who knew him, nor left to memoir
the heritage OF an unkind word or
But while we deeply sympathize WI
aged father and mother and Der
widow, let us be consoled by tire
ing thought that HE freed spiri
gone to join that OF his darling boy
proceeded him but "a few months
we would not call back from his
or tlat beautiful shore--that h
gone on buoyant wings to the great
throne where our father reigns-
all is love peace and ioyj where his
is now raised IN concert with the
somed Of God singing anthems tha
swelling through the lofty dcm
Heaven and gushing forth in glad
echoes. Everything was done fol
that friendship and affection could
gest, but love could not shield hin
the destroyer's shaft.
Green be the turf above thee.
Friend Of our early days,
| None knew thee but TO love thee,
More named thee but to praise
afs TAx
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Go to SHELL & BURDINE's for your
Hair Brush, your Tooth Brush, your
ToiletSoap, your Perfumery, your Lamp
Oil, your Lamp Chimneys, your nice
Lamp, your Laundry Soap, your Starch,
Bluing, Cream TARTAR Soda, Flavorins
Extracts, Pepper, Ginger, and othe,
spices. They keep full stock of every
thing in their line at the very lowest
prices. m22tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

THE oat harvest in Monroe county
has been the finest since the war
both in quality and quantity. This
has been a great relief to our farmers
in consideration of the short corn
crop last season.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10
For Sale.

l have first class Chickering Piano
which l desire to sell, and offer very
cheap. 1t is in fine condition, good as
new, and any one desiring an instrument
of this kind can secure q bargain, by
calling on me at the European House.
H. G. ROBERTS.
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COTTON SHIPMENTS.

The shipments of cotton from
Aberdeen, for the season commencing
September LIST, 187S,up to Wednesday,
July 9th, 1879, amounted to 1880
bales.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

The good people Of the Greenbrier
Church neighborhood, celebrated
the Fourth of July, by giving a Suns
day School Picnic. The affair was
attended by almost every one in that
section Of the country, as we'll as by
many who were invited from Aber~
deem, and is pronounced to have been
a most pleasant occasion. Rev. Mr..
Scruggs, of this city, was in attend-
ance and performed the clerical Offices
of the day. -.
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This is decidedly early for the opening
of an active campaign, and may be con-
strued as "feeling the way" for conven-
ton. We would respectfully suggest
the propriety of the Democratic county
Executive Committee arranging if posi-
BILE for joint discussions at the times and
places indicated. If such an arrange
ment is made, care and discretion must
be exercised in the selection of speakers
to fill the appointments wise "stsk.
ing out" of campaign is always essen
tial to success.
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COHch shells.

We have just received beautiful LOT
Of Couch Shells, which we offer at very
low prices. Each customer that will
buv 9 pound Of Tea from US, can get 9
Conch Shell free Of charge.
i6tt. wv. EoxToar 4 BIO.
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MARRIED-At the RESIDENCE Of the
BRIDES father, on Wednesday, July End,
by j. J. Basham, Esd, Dir. w. Il. Gin
LEsPIE to Miss FANNIE ELLEN ROBERTS,
all of this county.
The happy couple will ac'
CALCULATIONS.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

WE had the pleasure of Visit on
Monday from Mr.. J. II. FITZPATRICK,
representing the Mobile Commission
House of b. F. Fitzpatrick. This house
will shortly state it's fall programme to
the farmers of this region through the
advertising columns OF the Examiner.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Gen'l A. P. STEWART, Chancellor and
Professor of History and Political
Economy, of the University of Missis-
sippi at Oxford, will accept thanks for
catalogue of the officers and students of
that institution.
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Go behind the Returning Board don't
be mislead, but before making your
purchases besure to call att. METZGER
& COS and investigate by comparison
whether you get few leaders cheap, or
whether there be uniform price through
out their entire stock. Figures don't
lie" but you can be deceived in quality.
INVESTIGATE INVESTIGATE INvEsrI-
GATE!!! apl %.
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The great Fair to be held in this
city during the last week in October,
under the auspices of the Missis-
sippi Stockholders Association, will
afford an ample opportunity for
progressive farmers to show what
has been accomplished in the inter>
est of substantial progress, since 1875
we name that time, for from 1875,
the year of the restoration of our
beloved State to the rule of her own
people, dates new Grain husbandry:
After the war, and up to the great
revolution that restored Mississippi
to the CONTROL of Mississippians
stock raising was practically impossi
bic in this region; cattle, hogs and
sheep were stolen from the Grange"
OF slaughtered by thieves for their
DNteS, anu LILO COUNICtlOll Vi Juc
thieves was as difficult before carpet,
bag tribunals, as the obtaining of
pardons from carpet-bag governors
was easy when conviction followed
trial, All is happily changed now,
and under the protection of laws that
visit offences of this character with
the severity demanded by the emer>
gency, stock farming in all of its de-
partments is assuming such propor~
tons in our State as to entitle it to
q rank hardly second to that of cots
ton. culture and with stock raising,
as it's natural concomitant, our peo-
pie have entered largely into the
culture of clover, etc, and look con-
fidently to the day, not far distant,
when the pastures will boast ali
acreage more than equal to that Of
the fields.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Remember that LOUIS ROY bought his
entire stock before the late rise in prices,
and is able to sell you goods cheaper
than you can obtain them in New York.
Do not take this for granted, but inves-
tigate. al6tf
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dozen Gard Photos for 81, for the
next ten days, at EcHARD's.

Messrs WELLER, HAAS & KRAusE
have commenced the repairs and inn
provements upon their extensive
sales rooms, and will be prepared to
resume business on Saturday, the
18th inst.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

A fine mare belonging to General
Ghol,on, was stolen about three miles
South Of the city, last week. Assistant
City Marshal Stout and j. G. Dockery,
went in pursuit, and came so close upon
the thief that he left the animal and
Skipped out" for the swamps. They
know the man and he knows them, and
ii he has any regard for his personal safety
or fear of the law, he will keep moving
in that direction.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

We had the pleasure Of meeting in the
city on Thursday, Mr.. s. A.. STERN, for
merly of this city, who now represents
the Baltimore Clothing House of ]. & H.
Mann.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

A Rare chance is now offered by J..
METzaER & Co., to the ladies', of select
ing beautiful patterns of Grenadine at
12s and Is cts. per yard. Call early if
yon wish to be served, as these goods
are offered at much less than the origi-
nal cost and cannot be duplicated. a3tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Dr. GEO. w. ELKIN js rapidly COM
DPleting his handsome new brick build
ing on Commerce Street, and will be
in it in ample time for the fall trade.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Some Of the citizens Of Montgome-
~, Texas, who have ''got into the
papers" rejoice in the pleasant sound
ing names Of "Yell," "Hightower,"
"Snodgrass," "Fullenwider, etc.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Mr.. JOHN Murphy, who farms on the
Turner Sykes place, near Muldon, In
this county, has the finest corn crop in
sight from the R. R., between the Po'
tomac and the Tombigbee Rivers.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

ONLY one fourth of July fghtin the
city, and that between two colored
individuals, on Commerce Street.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

WE had the pleasure of a visit on
Wednesday from Judge BAsEs, of
Houston, one of the prominent can,
didates now before the Democracy of
the 1st Judicial District for nominao
ton to the office of District Attorney
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

The appointment of Col. A. G.
BUELL., to theimportant and remuner-
alive position of Printing Clerk, to the
United States Senate, does more
honor to Secretary BURcH, than any
other appointment that he has made.
Col Buell. won his spurs as worthily
as any man in the Democratic party.
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.
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PICTURES as large as life, and much
more natural, at PIERCE Bros splendid
uew Photograph and fine Art gallery, on
Meridian street, near Eckford's drug
store.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

The Early Bird, manufactured at Lynchburg
Va, by Mr.. Carroll Is now superseding al
other brands of smoking tohocco, is sold at SAINT
When it ID re nrembered that Mr., Carroll hold
the medals for manufacturing the best.smokint
tobacco in the world, you will be eager to tr,
Early Bird. the best in the market. Address.
CKRRoLL's EARLY BIRD ToBACoo WORKS
July 1-17w LynchDurg, va.
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The popular house of LOUIS Roy is
always full of customers, and has no
complaint to make Of the times. Call
around and examine his immense stock
Of choice goods at bottom prices. al6tf,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

CHOICE old Schuylkill, PURE
MALT WHISKY, distilled from select
kiln dried grain. Warranted free from
impurities or injurious substances. Sold
only by J. w. ECKFORD & BRO.
a24tf.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

IT, you want Photographs artistically
lighted and of graceful pose, EcHAHp is
the Photographer to get them up for
Won. i4-lw.
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DoNT forget that but short time will
J. Metzger &. Co., continue to offer their
immense stock without regard to profit.
a2tf,
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You will enjoy q rare treat by calling
at PIERCE BAo's elegant new gallery, on
Meridian street, and seeing their splen-
did Portraits, Photographs, Ch,omos
Q,a
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1879-07-10

Go to Eckford & Bro. for the celebra-
ted KINSLOW KEROSENE OIL, strict
ly pure, and the only safe oil manufac-
tured. ap16tf.
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LOST-On Friday June Goth, some
where in the city, medium size Folding
Key, which the finder will please leave
at the Examiner Office, and receive q
suitable reward June "a If.
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For genuine picture of yourself, call
Mt EcHARD's Photo Canopy for the low
est prices for the class of work he does.
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PAINT YOUR HOUSES! Paint is
cheap, labor il cheap, and it not only
saves your building from decay, but
beauties and adorns it.
j. W. ECKFoRD & BIO.
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. ECKFORD & BRO, propose giving
weekly prices current to the public,
stating the present and former prices Of
Drugs, Stationery, Fancy Goods, etc.
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For Pictures and Picture Frames, at
from 80 to 80 per cent cheaper than any
where else, 60 to HENwooD's.
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PIERCE Bros new gallery is the most
popular place in town. Don't fail to so
there.
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Ward off the heat of the day by going
frequently to SHELL & BURDrNEs for a
glass of that celebrated Ice Berg Soda
Water, cup of Cream Sherbet, or a
glass of Lemonade, either Of which is
always neatly served with shaved Ice in
cool glass dripping with fresh water,
flowing through their Silver Tumbler
Washer, by Hydrostatic pressure. m22tf.
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B. G. Sims, J. P, acting Coroner.
holding inquest on body Of Belle

| LIE OItene a. que, pun InoIteh
examination .................. tU.tU
Ordered that the bid of J. r. Murf1
of Sixty dollars for building bridge
across slough on Alsup and Phillips
mill road, be accepted and commits
sionera be retained to superintend.
Ordered that the Clerk issue a
warrant to A. A. Posey & Bro, for
four hundred and eighty nine dollars
for building bridge across Hampton, 3
Creek on the Randolph road accord>
ing to contract
Ordered that the Clerk issue a wars
rant to r. B. Clark for $315,00 for
building bridge across Tallabonela
Greek on Camargo and Harrisburg
road, according to contract.
This day R. A. Honea, County
Treasurer filed his report of receipts
and disbursements since date Of last
report, to wit.
Balance due county in school
fund $1,000. cs
Balance due county in county
1unu ................ .64
Balance due county in funded
school debt. .............. 1852
RoIoOnn dino oo,1ptv in fup1a1
county debt. .............. 1921
Said report being supported by
proper vouchers it was approved and
ordered recorded. This day D. B.
Mckinney, Assessor of Taxes, dee
livered to the Clerk the land and
personal rolls of the county for the
year 1879, and it was ordered that
the same shall remain on file subject
to scrutiny and objections of pro-
perty holders, till the first Monday in
August.
Ordered thai the following al
lowances of per diem and mileage be
made:
r. B. Brannin, President, ....$ 800
r. N. Stockton, Supervisor. 10 90
]. W. Wood, 1000
W. D. Walton, 800
e. L. Sykes, $50
j. w. Howard, Sheriff. ..... 400
H. S. Gilleylen, Clerk. ........ 600
Ordered that the following lands
of J. M. Acker be posted according
to law: Southwest quarter Section
eleven, west half section fourteen,
east half northeast quarter section
fifteen, northwest quarter section
twenty-three, 10 acres west half
southwest quarter section twenty
three, northwest quarter of north
west quarter section twenty two, lot
four, section Is; lot 5, section 10; all
in township IA, range 10. Also lots
5 and 6, in section 33, township ID,
range 10, west.
Ordered, That the following lands
of Acker, Vasser & Gattman, be post
ed according to law, to.wit: North
east quarter of section %, township
IA, range 10.
Board adjourned to first Monday
in August.
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The Greenbackels have gotten out a
list of appointments for public speaking
at various placesin the county, commence
ing on the 14th inst. Genl Davis,
Major vasser, and others, are announc-
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<Hon. JouN NJ. ALLEN, our talented
District Attorney, was in the City
on Monday.
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WANTED.

Two young Ladies to learn the Mill.
merry business. Applyto
i7.lm. MRS. A. NJ. HENWOOD.
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Dealing Fairly with our
Patrons.

Notwithstanding the recent heavy adj
vance in the prices of Dry Goods in New
York and other wholesale markets, LOUIE
Roy takes pleasure In informing his
many patrons that he will still be able
to hold the prices down, as he vas for
tunate enough to secure his entire stock
before the rise. Call and examine his
beautiful stock, for he has many novel;
ties to exhibit, and never considers it
any trouble to show his goods: &c.
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WHITE Goods, Ladies Underwear. etc.
at amazingly low prices at j. Metzger
& Co. a2tf.
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We had splendid rain in the city
on SATURDAY.
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Paint your house, your fence and your
barn, and do not fail to buy that strict
ly pure lead, sold alone by
m22tf. SHE'LL & BURDINE
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- 9
EA M E ECE.

J. L MosBY, Agent for THOMAS PRoATs,
Columbus, Kentucky, has opened the
City Ice House," adjoining G. t. Gift
fords, on Commerce Street, where he
will keep throughout the season the best
LAKE ICE, and will supply the pub
lie at the lowest possible prices. m8-tf
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The modesty of the aspiring Demo
Gratis of Old Monroe, in the matter
of submitting their claims to the
decision of their fellow citizens, by
public announcement of candidacy, is
without parable in the State, and
may we, fear, result in some of the
best men being cleft" when it comes
to selecting standard bearers; for
while they are not regarded as candi.
'dates, their best friends may be CIV
ing pledges to those bushwhacking
candidates who "wire in and wire
out" SO silently and skilfully that the
majority of the voters do not think
of them in connection with the Off
ces until astounded by the discovery
that they are the nominees of the
party.
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All persons who wish to obtain Pre-
criptions OF Medicines at night, after the
Drug Store is closed, can gain admission
by ringing the night bell at the back
door,
ap9tf. J. W. ECKFORD & BRO.
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Furniture, Sash, Doors and Blinds,
are cheaper at Posey's than anywhere
else in the State. Give him call, and
you will be convinced jan.22tf.
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MONROE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.
WI This Society meets regularly on the End
Thurs,ia, of every month. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
J. n. HENSON. Pres't; q. &. EWING, Rec. Sec.
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The water melon trade is wide open
for the season
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Our best citizens are having their pic
lures taken now, at PIERCE Bios.
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TUESDAY, July 9Th.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Ordered that W. e. Evans, J. D.
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Nj ErHODIST CHURCH.-pASTOR REV.
M MIR. SCRUGGS. Services each Sao-
oath at II AN. and Pm. sacrament OF bap'
ism and Lords Supper, on the first Sabbath .
OF each month, at ii am Sunday School at y
am Prayer Meeting on Thursday night, at !
o'clock.
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NOLORED NJ. 4. ChURCH-James. Shu,ha
uert. pastor. Services every Sunday at
r, NJ and att P. NJ. Sunday School every sun
day morning at 8 A. NJ, W. II. Westbrooks, gu
perintendsnt. Glass meeting Tuesday higu''
Services every Thursday night att NJ.
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IIIBY, has our thanks
tstern papers.
,don now, is abont those fine
four own citizens, made by
<BRos. Go and soc them.
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June 18th, 1879, tt
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DIED,

At the residence of his faith
Hollingsworth, Senior, in MOI
on the LIST day of July, 1872
ton, THADEUs e. HoLLINGs
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BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev.J j. W. BOZEMAN
- Pastor. Sabbath Day services at II AIN ana
y. IN. Communion services list Sabhaths IN
March, June, September and December. prayer
N e.ting Wednesdays at I p. IN.
sunday School at . a. m.-Proi. NJ. e. BACON
Superintendent.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Elder H.T WILSON
~ Pastor. Services, lat, End and 4th Lorda
my in Mar h. and 2nd and 4th Loid's Day IN
each succeeding month during the year Sersi-
ces at Cotton Gin every 3rd Lords day in each
month at Il clock A. NJ. and Up. N.
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lNPISCUPAL CHURCH.-Sunday school ev-
~ erV SUNDAY morning at $3.50 4. N. oliver
Ecktors. Superlnte ndent. Services every Sun
da, at II A. n. aud att Pm. Holy Communion
an the first Sunday Of every mouth NJ II A. NJ.
V. ". SHIELDS, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH-Rev. r. J. BLANC,
4 Pastor. Services the lst and 3rd Sundays
Il each month, at 10 A. n. and Pm. Sunday
School at 4P.N.