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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-03
A Poser for the "Hawkeye , ian.

A young man, Who evidently repre-.
sents some 81. Louis house, asks me
whereI am from l tell him. his eye
brightens. He says:
"Do you know Gust Hirsch, theref"
No, tell him, do not.
"Know Marx Oppenheimer ?"
] don't know Marx Oppenheimer.
"Do you know Joe Helminghausen r.
i fail 20 remember MFR. ii.
"Then do you know Chris. Erlingen.
schattlicher
don't believe do.
"But you must know Ernest Gund-
lacbenstreibichduk scnliebalstenhei-
minghaus
I think possibly that I may have
known come of him, and possibly a
great deal Of him, at different times,
but am quite positive that never
knew him all at once.
The young man from the st. Louis
house looks amazed.
Well, he says at last, "you amt
got much acquaintance in Burliagton." {"
And I sadly remarked that my 90
quaintance there In rather limited, and
he goes away. Presently he returns.
"Oh, he says, "them fellus said
10 you about lives in Davenport"
And feel greatly relieved, for I had
begun 10 think that didn't know any
body in Burlington. .--R. J. Burdetie.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-03
The Khan's Devil.
ny J. q. WHITTIER.

IA d hs
The khan came from Bokhara town
To Hamza, santon Of renown.
/" My head Is sick, my hands arc weak
Thy help. oh holy man, 1 sock T.
In silence marking for space
The khan's red eyes and purple face,
Thick voice, and loose, uncertain tread,
"Thou hast devil II Hamza said.
"Allah forbid ~ exclaimed the khan.
"Rid me of him at once, oh man "
"Nay," Hamza said, "no spoil of mine
Can slay that cursed thing of thine.
Leave feast and vino, go forth and drink
Water OF healing on the brink,
"where clear and cold from mountain SHOWS
Tho Nahr el Zeben downward flows.
"Six moons remain, then como to me;
May allah's pity 60 with theeV
Awestruck, from feast and wine, the khan
Went forth where Nahr el Zebon ran.
Roots were his food. the desert dust
His bed; the water quenched his thirst.
And when the sixth moons cimeter
Curved sharp above the evening star,
He sought again the santon's door
Not weak and trembling as before,
But strong OF limb and clear Of brain;s
"Behold," he said, tho fend Ia slain"
NAY" Hamza answered, "starved and
drowned.
The curst one lies in death-lke swound.
"But evti'breaks the strongest gives,
And diins like him have charmed lives
" One beaker of the juicy grape
May call him up in living shape.
" When the red wine OF BadAkshan
Sparkles for thee, beware, oh khan
With water quench the Hro within,
And drown each day thy devilkin y
Thenceforth the great khan Stunned the cup
As shitan's own, though offered up
With laughing eyes and jeweled hands,'
BY Yarkand's maids aud Sarmacands.
And in the lofty vestibule
OF the medress OF hAuHh hodul,
The students of the holy law
A golden-lettsred tablet saw.
With these words, by = cunning hand,
Grayed on il ct the khan's command;
"In AIlah's name, to him Who hath
A devil, Khan el Hamed saith:
" Wisely our prophet curst the vine;
The hend that loves the breath OF wine
"No prayer can slsy. no marAbout
Nor Meccan dervis can drive out.
81, Khan el HAmed, know the charm
That robs him OF his power to harm.
"Drovn him, oh IslAm's child the spell
To save thee lies in tank and we'll"
-fouth's Companion.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-03

The origin Of astronomy has been
traced to Chaliisa in Asia. There Il IL
said 10 have been first cultivated By the
shepherds, being attracted 20 the noe
turnai sky while guarding their fiocks,
b. the peculiar brilliancy Of the stars
and planets, which arose partly from
the geographical position Of Ohaldea,
but moro from circumstances which
made the atmosphere wonderfully trans
parent and serene. A single clear night
would disclose majestic movement O
the great starry dome which inclosed
them
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
WreucIhed and hacked

BY the pangs of rheumatism, the joints
eventually become Rrievonsly distorted.
and sometimes assume an almost grotesque
deformity. 10 prevent such results by
simple and agreeable means is certainly the
part Of wisdom. A tendency to rheumatic
ailments may be successfully combatted
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, nedi-
cine with the prestige of a long and sue
cessful career. of unbounded popularity,
and of emphatic professional Endorsement.
1t removes from the blood those inflamma-
tory impurities which pathologists assign
as The cause OF rheumatism, and not only
purifes the life current, but enriches it,
promoting vigor by fertilizng its source
Digestion, the action Of the bowels and the
secretion OF the bile, are aided by it, and it
impels the kidneys and bladder to regular
and active performance Of their fuIiCtions.
1t Is besides thoroughly reliable remedy
for, and means OF preventing, periodic fe'
veES q,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

if the contract for improving Fairfield ave
nue. Is not awarded 10 him at his bid, he
will not bid on any more improvements III
Bellevue,
One of the dummies jumped the track on
Thursday at Lewis luMber-yard, and u
narrow escape from going over the eHlial'k-
mcnt was lie result. A number 1f lady
uassengu,S were badly scared.
LEDHAbW. kY.
Mr J. J.. Bowman leaves here tonight
for New York City OIL business.
Galaxy-The indications are az the pres
en-, writing that the entertainment nezt
Tuesday ovening will be The best ever given
here
Hon. Winfield Scott powney docs not
shake his uIsler off for nothing, You bet /;
but Then Hon. q. Washington's esp'ana-
ton was quite sufficient, and Turner W.
Marshall TOOK his scat and chewed his quid
in O9acc. So be IL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

IMercha,s' and Manufacturers Bulletn,l
The value OF good roofing paint is
yearly becoming more fully appreciated,
as actual experiment under the tests OF
time and exposure proves It's usefulness.
Among the most popular and successful
of these paints is that manufactured by
the Petroleum Rubber Roof Paint CO.
w. H. Eastman, Propretor-No. 30 West
Fourth street. The paint Is compounded
on scientific principles petroleum being
the medium for carrying the shelac, as
bestos ard Indian rubber, which are the in
gradients of the paint. The composition
is thoroughly amalgamated, and reduced
to the proper consistency by means Of an
evapoyatOr. ANY man of ordinary educa-
ton will recognize at glance the peculiar
qualities of such compound for the pur-
pose il is designated TO serve, Nothing
That we know Of In that line could be bet
ter calculated to protect and preserve q
roof. as has been proved in practical trial
of it for the past twenty-three years, 1t
| is perfectly elastic. coherent, and clings to
| the material on which it Is spread, ressts
alike the action Of the weather and all pro-
ccsses Of decay, and the effect Of heat or
sparks from Il neighboring coniiagration.
| Ii will not peel or chip of; in feet, is ur,-
surpassed in all tie requlreih 'nts vi frst
class roof paint, and exhibits. in nse, the
very advantages which one would expect
| from its composition, 1t has been In use
this city for three wears, and has given en-
tire satisfaction to all who have tried it,
and is daily coming mere extensively into
demand. It is also used edadvantageously on
bridges iron and tin shutters, etc. Old
roofs will be repaired and repainted by the
company. All work is guaranteed for SIX
wears, which is an item OF considerable i'm.
nortance to the builder and house owner.
lSce advertisement.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
Grateful Women.

None receive SO much benefit and none
are so profoundly grateful and show such
an interest in recommending Hop Bttcrs
as women. 1t is the only remedy peculiar
ly adapted to the many ills the sex Is al
most universally subject to, Chills and fe.
yer, indigestion or 5eranged liver constant
or periodical sick headaches, weakness in
the back or kidreys, pain in the shoulders
and different parts OF the body, feeling Of
lassitude and dependency, are all readily
removed by these Bitters.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

II your business does not pay, any one
can make successful stock Investments. by
operating in the mutual capitalization sys.
TEN of Measrs. Adams, Brown d Co, 26 and
28 Broad street, New York City. This old
established, prosperous and we'll known
firm operates with the greatest success with
sums Of $50 and upwards, dividing pro rata
every thirty davs the aggregate profits A
merchant Of this city failed, paid his cred-
tors % cents; had n friend who loaned
him $50, received one OF Adams, Brown q
Co. s circulars sent them the above amount
and in thirty days realzed profit OF
$54S q. Their new circular RULES for
Success" is full Of valuable facts and sug-
pestiOns
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
From yumes j. Mcbride, a Pr0mi-
nent Lawyer OF ST. oUis.

ST. LOUIS, august, 7, I6'e.
MEssas J. n c. MAGUIRE: | have used
Maguire's CundurHnrp for several wears.
1t is the best medicine know of 10 accom-
pish the objects for which it is made, Ny
family and friends, including Coils. Shcr.
rard Clemens, Claiborne, Jecllo, and many
others to whom have recommended the
medicine, have found il to do all and more
than has been promised for it,
JAS J. MCBRiDE.
For sale by J. ID. Park & Sons and K. Ma.
cready & Co, Cincinnati, and all druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

WatGhes-God wajches from SIS mp to
$3.50. Silver watches from 81 up 10 SO.
Large assortment prices low. All kinds Of
Watches repaired. Come and sec. ii. r.
STRUEVE, No. 233 Wslnut street, between
Fifth and Sixth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
THE DAILY STAR
NEWS FROM POINTS AROUND


Mr James Neil returned from Columbus
yesterday afternoon.
The Irving Soriety, OF the home of Mrs
kne Hall, this evening.
A grand Turkey and turtle lunch at the
bellevue Garden, on Second street, 10
night.
Adam Slater Is back again AZ his ofh place
IN the silk department of ]. '. Howeli N
Sons mammoth store.
Professor L. Lambert gave free lecture
this afternoon at the Phillips House on The
urt OF mastering Freuch
Jacob Schlosser, Who keeps general tin
store on Basin street, will move his goods
INTO the next building east ON Monday.
The Hamilton Assembly last evening
presented to Mrs. Philip Kraft beautiful
silver tea set in token of their regard Tor
her
Peter Clair Of the Third Ward, has lost
valuable black terrier dog. He offers lib.
erul reward 10 any one returning 1t to the
police station.
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
Archaeological and Geological Societies
will be held at the Office of w. IL. Harr,
next Monday evening.
Those lvjpp in the 'ic,nity Of the Fourth
|T.n. Jc,.o,. mouse are making loud com
plants against the unhealthy condition ot
The cutters i'll that vicinity.
On Monday night Mr.. I'd. Walker will
present petition signed by thirty citizens
demonstrating against the petition OF Eos
ter and asking Council not to grant it.
One week from to-day the Butler County
Teachers Association convenes i'll the FRS
Ward High School building. Mr.. J. A.
Clark furnishes tie programme and Mr.
Aiken the music.
The Temperance address, which was to bt
delivered in tho Episcopal Church mex
sunday afternoon by Mr.. Barbour, Will b'
nos,noned till next Thursday evening. III
The order of the union meetings to be gIvel
in the same church.
lanes Lennihan, an empIoye OF the Z.
sd, Il. f., who was injured ON the roa,
and had to have his right leg ampntated
has received from the company $loo WI
which to buv a new leg. They also paid III
attending physician.
."rhere's no smoking HllOwedl'
The foreman exclaimed,
As prlsconrt entered the bar,
"rm not smoking aloud,
He gently exclaimed,
''ITor nniertessly putf Iny cigar"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

Bald heads may have a new crop of hair
BY applying Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewcr, if the hair folicles are not entire
ly closed up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05
A Cnbwcb is sea arccly wore Delicnt

Than the structure of the lungs, A violent
cough conyuIses and tears their finer It's
sues as an earthquake does the soil. Arrest
the rayage, sootle the irritation, heal the
inNamcd and EAceraied membranes with
"Halc's Honey of Horchound and Tar"
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothachc in
Que minute. Sold by all druggists Il! 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

Call at the American Sewing Machine
Rooms, III West Fourth street, and see the
new ButtOnhole Machine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

suggestion of Mr.. A. ]. Anderson 1t was
unanimously decided TO call the new or
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

The Rev Saunders is rapidly recovering.
Regular services in the NJ. f., Presbyte-
rian and Episcopal Churches tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Ashcraft
will take place tomorrow At / p. III. from
the residence OF her son-in-law, MI John
A. Wade.
Will. Havlins many friends will rejoice
70 know that he is this time the father Of q
underground boy. 1t can nearly get away
with Will.
Baptist Church services and Sunday
school will he held in the lower school
house tomorrow. and German Baptist serv-
ices in the upper school-house.
The venerable Mrs Elliott, who has been
IN active member Of the English speaking
Catholic Ladies Society, has taken up hel
residence with her son, W. J. Elliott, Ohio
Superintendent Of State Printing
Mr.. G. Smith, the carrier, will on Monday
begin to deliver the later edition of the
STAR in Day ton. Remember that this edi
ton gives you all the fresh news of the eur
rent day, aud leave your subscription witt
Mr. Smith
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

arrested, will withdraw the suit entirely.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

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Ex-,Tcv Benah Mesoihn ~ stopping az
the Ph%nix'
The members Of the City Council, with
the Mayor at their head, attended the fune-
raj of Hon. +. X. Hunt.
o.n,,or las q Rock arrival in the CITY
n,a oea,,tL", T" f"r tho n,rnoso of attendirr the
noi Eestelday' ~ Won W. ''T * HINT
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

The NJ. T.. Mite Society met last night at
the residence OF Mrs. Bell on Prospect
avenue.
Mr.. Joe Camm is now happy. An eleven
oound boy eladdened his heart on lnuIs-
d0y. Mr., John Cunningham, uncle OF the
box, is also happy, as its name will be
John.
Councilman Eatiiti wants il understood
,hit he is in no way connected WIN TIE
Drputy AIarshalship. Other reports are
ib~e.
.r,n,ructor John Trapp, OF Dayton, say:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-05

Bogardus goes to England In June.
Charley Hartman has $1,000 in Boston
Bank.
In the women's alleged walking recital
do they foot the bills" At the same time?
The saugertes Rowing Club, recently
seerganized, havs,ordered four-oared paper
shell.
The Quaker City Yacht Club of Phila
deIphia will hold their Spring regatta oI
June 18th.
The Schuyikill Navy Of Philadelphia vii
hold its annual regatia. car! in June, ant
the open regatta will be held about sep
tember 1st.
As. Robertson, formerly Of Montreal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-23
YELLOW FEVER.
Two New Cases this Morning.

MEMPHIS, August %. Two new cases are
reported this morning and ten deaths since
last night, four beyond the city limits. The
daily mail service over the Louisville and
Nashville road has been resumed.
Later.--Ninc cases in all reported to-day,
four colorcd. One adClitioal death occurred.
Superintendent of the quarantine rules re-
cectly adopted by the State board Of health
will, tomorrow, put said rules into opera
ton in Memphis and other infected places.
Within past few days several business
houses and dwellings have been broken in
to. An additional protection will be organic
ed tomorrow, white military company, who
if necessary will be placed on active duty to
assist in keeping peace.
Been raining steadily since seven o'clock.
Gen. Skcfiington remains in critical condi-
ton.
National board of health received a tele-
gram from New EOrlcans stating that new
eases Of fever reported are probably the re-
suit of infection from the first cases on Con-
starce street. Another case was reported
this morning in infected regions. Patient
was taken sick August l6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-23
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
GRAND REBtI BLlCAN RALLY IN
LINCOLN.
The Most Extensive Political Demon
>tratiOn Ever Made in that Section.

BANGOR, August %. The republican
mass meeting in Lincoln. to-day, was the
most extensive and imposing political demon
stration ever made in Northern Penobscot.
\ sp ecial train of sixteen passenger cars, was
filled with delegations from Bangor and towns
on the line, and great crowds arrived by 9TH
or convcyances from towns in that section.
great concourse OF people estimated from
three to five thousand. were addressed in the
afternoon and evening by Senator Blaine,
Thos. b. Reed, l.. Powers and l.. r. Seavey,
amid the greatest enthusiasm, and in the eve
ming there was n grand torchlight parade
through the village, with three bands of mu-
sic.
The excursion reached Bangor on the re-
turn, after midnight and marched through
Main st. in torch-light procession.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-23
MISSOURI.
Prospects of a Strike.

ST.. Louis, August %. A strong desire to
strike was manifested among machinists and
some classes of laborers during the past
week. The Coopcrs strike of more
than thee months ago has not been arranged.
Several bosses are still holding out against
desires of help. Lumber teamsters strike
did not amount to anything worthy of notice.
Action of the cigar makers several days ago
became so general that nearly all members Of
the craft stopped work and quite number Of
manufacturers agreed to pay the advance
asked Yesterday there was movement
among the stove moulders for an increase of
10 per cent on price of work and restoration
OF board prices. This has been refused by
most foundry proprietors and nearly all
stove founders in the city stopped work to-
day. Street car drivers and conductors have
got the fever to some extent, but have not
yet determined upon plan of action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-23
FOREIGN INTELLIaENCB.

LONDON, August 22. The Times says the
resignation of Childers from the dictatorship
of the Great Western Railway Of Canada,
seems taken as proof that something Is going
to be done about amalgamatiOn of the Great
Western and the Grand Trunk.
Heavy thunder showers have caused the
rivers TO overflow in the north and east parts
of Lancashire, with much damage to crops.
The Grand Cross of the order Of Bath has
been conferred upon Chelmsford.
Two thousand chair makers struck at
Stourbridgc.
There was demonstration yesterday of
2OOO unemployed laborers in Glasgow.
DUBLIN, August 49, The Home Rule
league held demonstration last night. Only
four members of parliament were present.
Proceedings of rioters were remarkable for
hostility towards the more moderate section
of the party.
PARIS, August 90. The BOurse says some
amounts of gold were shipped direct from
Paris to New York. The stock Of American
eagles in the bank of France is exhausted,
and further shipment will be in bars and Ma
poleOns. Caution therefore is everywhere
maintained, although money offering ut short
rates continues to glut the market.
A disturbance was caused last night by the
band at Palais Royal refusing to play the
Marsellase for the crowd.
A later despatch says the parties arrested
were discharged.
1t is stated that the Powers have sent an
ultimatum to the Porte, giving 48 hours to
fix the date of the first meeting Of the Otto
man and Greek plenipotentiaries.
BORDEAUX, August 22. A great FIRE has
broken out here. Fifteen buildings have al
ready been destroyed. The flames are still
gaining ground.
ST. PETERSBURG, August %. Very seri-
| Gus signs of disturbance among the PEASANT
ry.
PIETERMARITzBuRG,A August 5. The BO-
ers are determined to fight unless their inde-
pendence is restored
| vienna, August 22. The rumOr that the
entry of the Austrians into Now Bazaar has
begun, is authoritatively denied,
BUCHAREST, August 90. Spain has decided
to establish a Legation here.
| A new cattle disease has appeared in the
| marshy district. near the Danube.
BELGRADE, August 90. 1t is again report
ed that the president of the ministry intends
to resign.
MADRID, August 22. 1t is believed that
| Grand Duke Nicholas and Grand Duchess
Catharine of Russia, will act as sponsors at
the marriage of King Alfonso.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-23
Church Directory.

ORTHopoX CoNGREGATIo AI.-Granite CHI, State
street, between Bridge aud oak streets. Rev.
James H. Ecob, pastor; residence state street.
Morning ser, ice AT 1890 \. VI. sunday school at
noon. Evening services at : O'Clock. Preaching
Tomorrow by the pastor.
UNIvERSAIIsT-Cor Winthrop and summer streets
Rev. George W. Whitney, pastor; residence, sew
all street Preaching services at 1910. sabbath,
school ut l. NJ. No preaching or sunday school
tomorrow.
Protestant ErIscorAL-State ST, between oak
and Winthrop. Rev. Samuel Upjoln rector Morn
ing service 1870 \. NJ Evening service = T. VI.
Preaching tomorrow by Prof. johnson of Trinity
College, Hartford, tonn
Free seats Rev. Horace W. iilirn, pastor; resi-
dence, Sewall street head of Weston street
Morning service 1890 \. u. Evening = L. VI, sab
bath school at i NJ. Preaching tomorrow by Rev.
Mr. Rowe.
FnEE BArri,r-Statc street north of Bridge. Free
seats. &. +. Penney, pastor: residence summer
street. Morning service 1890 \. VI. sabbath
school at +. PREACHING tomorrow by Mr. Frank
-. George
METHODIST ErI>, orAI-nrcen street east Of state.
Rev. W. W. sterling, pastor; residence al the par.
sonagc, next door TO the church. Morning service
1870 \. VI. Evening, = I. VI. sabbath school at
l. VI. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor,
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCn-Norhern Avenue. sun
day School 1T O'Clock Z. VI Prayer Meeting
SUNDAY evening at O'Clock, Thursday evening at
CATIIoI1c->tate St, north Of Bridge. Rev. u. W.
Murphy pastor Morning service, 1880 \. NJ.
Afternoon 300 i. VI.
The Adveutists hold meetings in Darby Block every
sunday afternoon ~ the usual hour.
me fHSt baIlliri bipllSl,
Methodist churches hold social conference meet ngs
in their vcstries every Wednesday evening at Il
O'Clock.
SoI1H PARISH toNGIEGArIoNAL, iiALLowELl.-
Rev. {. \. White, pastor. Morning ser ice 1890.
SUNDAY school 2.:;o l.. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HNI.IOWEl.I.-RcV. Mr.
Grovenor pastor residence opposite church. Morn
ing service, l0"n. Afternoon ScIy ice, 2.5o sab
bath school liz Il. VI.
BAPTIST CHURCH, IiALLoWE1.I.-No pastor. Sab
bath school at 1880 \. Preaching service at
2..:o l.. NJ
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLowEII. - No rector.
Morning service ut 1880. Evening service ut
go. sunday school ut > +. VI.
UNINERsALIsr tHUE,I II, IIALLoWEII- Preaching
service at 30 L. NJ Sunda, school at T.. Confer
euce meeting in evening. No services tomorrow.
FREE BAPTIST CiIURCH, MISUNDERSTANDING
sery ices, 1890 4. VI. Evening services ut go.
"Wednesday evening at 80. Preaching tomorrow
u, H f. Estes