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About ParlOrS,

". Il. Post,
great deal has been said and written against
the Old fashioned parlOr. Indeed people gen.
orally have come to look upon it as failure
and to think sllghtingly OF the taste which rem
defects, there Is question in the minds of
some people as 10 whether the modern parlor
Is a great improvement upon the ancient one,
and IN fact whether there IS sufficient reason
Tor IFS existence. 1t is true that this modern
room is not kept Theoretically sealed, as is al
legged OF the ol0er one There are more feast
days upon which II Is opened. and children are
allowed TO sit upon its handsome chairs
and look out into the street through its
lace curtains. The furniture Is arranged
more artistically. Still it is not a room to be
the best there Is In the house. not only IN the
way OF furniture, but also OF pictures and books,
leaving the living room OF the family bare as q
desert so far as any thing refining and educat-
lnG Is concerned. That this Is not best little
thought VIII show. We who are 50 wonder
fully made and so nysteriously Influenced gain
much by having about us every day surround
!ngS which are elevattng and suggestive SO If
there is enly one picture in the house which is
worth looking at or studying. let It hang where
II VIII most frequently attract the attention OF
the family, To the thoughtful man who wishes
well 10 his Kind It Is slddening to see people
spending their money for that which Is not
bread. People who think they cannot afford
10 buy one new book in year. or so much
as Photograph or beliotype OF q good
picture. must have their parior set, a c6ea
lace In imitasoD OF those who can well afford
TO have them They illustrate the wofIl
facility we have In copying the failinps
OF cur neighbor5 instead OF their virtues.
This is not plea for the utter extinction OF the
parlor a tasteful reception room, which may
always be IN order for guests and for any stran-
gers whom you may not wish to introduce into
your family life. Is great convenience, aud In
some homes almost necessity: but II two plea
SAINT inviting rooms cannot be afforded, it would
be vastly better TO invariably make the one
cheerful, comfortably furnished room. with the
good pictures anC the books. the room for the
family to meet In and TO enjoy. The money or
part OF it, saved by not indulging in a parlor.
mlght be spent TO good advantage ia buying
BOOKS and objects OF interest and instruction.
II Is interesting TO notice the value placed upon
Oooks Dy many who profess loudly TO wish for
tnem. Cy their always putting them after every
tning else. such persons would hardly appre-
ciale tnarieS Lambs going about In his thread
pare plusn colored coat that he might buy a
Ia'oIlte folio. Nor would they ever be found
wondering how much Oliver Wendell Holmes
S S 10 tne fact that he staggered against
oOcSs as baby" Who that has ever attempted
10 trace back any OF his own Impressions to
lhelr source nas not been surprised 70 md that
deep and lasting ones have been made by some
thing IN itself very slight:
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Sunday Discussions.

one thing Is notable and regretabIe In these
discussions namely, the unwise and undts-
occu patlons are classed together and con.
demned. Bishop Blomfleld, for example, sert.
ously Injuries his case when he places drinking
In gin SHOPS and sailing in steamboats, In the
standing by the Thames at Putney with
", when "a steamboat on the river, with
acquainted with the moral and physical
influence OF pure oxygen. my friend excl aimed
What blessing for these people to be able
. u TO escape from London into the fresh air
been right and, With all respect, the Bishop
TO have been wrong. Bishop Blomfiald
also condemns reSortlDg to TEA gardens on
S Sof ine But r1 we may be sure that It is
the people bring to them, which produce
disorder. These minds possess the cul-
tu 1l %. OF the city. to which the Bishop seems
conducted-and it is perfectly possible to CON
duct them wisely and soberly-such nlaces
might be converted into aids toward a life
which the Bishop would commend Puriflca
ton and Improvement are often possible where
extinction is neither possible nor desirable. /
have spent many Sunday afternoon 10 the
public gardens OF the little university town
OF Mar6urg. in the company OF inteIlectmal
men and cultivated women, without observing
single occurrence which as regards morality,
dSRf n95 be W add 70 1 this
observation made at Dresden on Sunday,
after the suppression OF the tnslrrection
by the Prusstan seldlery In 1919. The Vie
torious troops were encamped on the banks
OF the Elbe, and this Is how they occupied them
selves: Some were engaged In physical games
and exercises which In England would be con.
sldered innocent in the extreme: some were
c9o,nversing socially; some singing the songs of
Uhiand, While others, from elevated platforms
TeclteQ 10 listening groups poems and PASSAGES
from Goethe ana Schiller. Through this crowd
OF military men passed and repassed the girls
OF the city, linked together with their arms
I Iounu eacn otners necks. During hours of OBJ.
seIVa!lon heard no word which was unfit for
q modest ear. while from beginning to end I
ialled 70 notice single case Of 1ntOSication.-
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE In BosrON.-Ind ,,,r ,.o,..
.he recent returns the cause OF womap Siiffrsna
10 IN Boston Is not progressing very rap, iIv fSe
LIS. Oh women voters having fallen OF 2Os from
IasI year. Various reasons are assignee far tha
decline, but the Boston Tdasc,fOt susnects tho
most potent Influence is not mentioned nv the
advocates OF suffrage for the other sax J10
the ,aliure OF the experiment lastyear, In which
rected that 1t accomplished just the reverse ~
Wnat was intended. At any rate, the TynnsSJ NJ
s sdlsr IT. Is evident that women do not banker
single question, and after the way has Haao
individuals OF the SEX "''''Oic
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D. DURING the recent cold snap at Wtlkesbarre
"a, illteen-year.0ld girl named Fuller was
altIacled Dy the white frost GA laulp- post
ana began Wiping it OFF with her gloves. Then
sue Dreamed omit, and tiny bits or frost Wera
formed. After good deal Of breathing ana
f mip,hg Sne Undertook TO lick portion OF the
, .o louch the post than it stuck fastNSo
ias1 mat she could not Withdraw II. ana sho
H t .eltner call for assistance nor extTtc9fe
tance ana endeavored to free her from her i'm
pflsollnent oy pouring hot water on the ms
near where the tongue was fast. Install o.
eo ,, IL Ine wafer made 1t stick still faster
tongGe and post on either side until the tonona
was freed. The girl has been under n,eafeo,
improving. ~ We 'io"ly
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z II. WARNER. Real Estate kuctioneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
DNELLlNti, BEING NO. 22S G STREEC

NOR FHEAST.
By virtue of two certain deeds Of trust -
dated respectively the 10th day OF October, Gas(f
AID. 1876. and the 7th day Of April. 4. D. -Gs.A
1879, snd duly recorded In Lbers No. 1872 and No.
sOa. ct tolios 2s5 and 152 Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, we shan sell,
10 in, front Of the premises. at public auction, on
TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d.
1880. At O'CLOCK P; M. the following described
and being part Of lot eight @ in square seven hun
ct point on North street distant sixteen G6S
feet two t2) inches from the northeast corner Of
said lot running thence west sixteen O6) feet two
60 inches; thence south one hundred and twenty
five Q26) feet; thence east sixteen u6) feet two
90 inches and thence north one hundred and
twenty-five u2o) feet to the place OF beginning,
together with the improvements, etc.
Terms One third cash, balance i'm six and tvelye
months. with interest at the rate of per cent Der
ann9m from day Of sale and secured by deed Of
ton of purchaser. Conveyancing ut cost Of pur-
chaser. The terms Of sale must be compiled with
within seven days, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk aud cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
e5Hk Z S s99ssTTEnASs'; Trustees.
IOWA, n. 0eCl. 4 6. ll&A
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
YyALTgR B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.

YyALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionesrs
TRUs ELS SALE OF House AND Tot No.
SiS EAHT CAflOL STREET, NEAR LIN
COLIN STATUE
BY virtue Of three deeds OF trust to MS, dated a
NJ, CE Der 81, 1874. December a. 1874, andE :S
Ri "a, 1875, aud recorded IN 1ibsr y, 76S. H
fcliu fH No 169. fuo $50. snd No. 49, folio $40.
II The aid ~ cor ds If Washington county, O.,
Ahd at the request f thu PARTY secured py said
de. as We viii sell, at public auction, in front "
the ,remises. on SATURDAY. THE ilrH DAY OF
nEcEMBER. A. d; 1850. AT : o'oLncK, P M. all
that iece or parce! # ground described part Of
lot eight 90 III squa Line hundred snd forty two
t9t2l, commencing nineteen feet snd fouf inches
east from the northwe-t crruer of ssld lot eight
and run ring east twenty et; THENCE south A. light
al giles with Fast Naritl street eighty feet thence
est six at and four inches thence south twenty
FIVE teet thsncp west thirteen feet and eight inches
and thence north one hundred Sni Eve Zee. to the
eeginnilg.
Terri =: One third OF the purchase money In
cssh; balance IN s!H and twelve months. with
interest, secured by deed OF trust the property
sod. deposit OF $50 all be required when the
property i locked down, II terms be n It com
Piled with IN seven dsys from cay of sale. the
Trustees reserve the right 10 roseii on Ave dag
notice, at the risk nd COST OF the defaultins pur
chaser. JAMES FULLEHrON,( r,.,..
J-MES WHITE, AEu'
norl9, Is. SO. dt3 z. I'll
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rr1HOMAS DOWNING, Auctonesr.
SALE OF LFASEHOLD ESTATE OF PART OF
LOT No; 13 IN PETERS SQUARE. GEORGE

TOWN, d. C..
BY virtue of deed OF trust from the late -
John J6 y. Hughes to the undersigned. dated A
iOth gay OF OSsober, 1870. and duly recordedS.
tf the District of Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, will offer at public
Day OF DECEMBER. 1889. AT THE noun OF s
O'CLOCK II THE AFTERNOON, the lessehold estate Of
town, D. O., beginning for the same at the end OF
twenty feet on the south side of Bridge street meas.
and run easterly with Bridge street twenty feet;
then southerly, making q rlt;ht angle with Bridge
then westerly with said alley twenty feet; thence
north and parallel with frat hne to the beginning
together with the improvements upon the same,
according to lease recorded In Liber No. %,
folio l5l OF the land records.
Terms Of sale: One-tliird of the purchase money
eash, the residue in six and twelve month"; the
purchaser wing bis notes with interest, secured
Dy deed OF trust; pay all cash. All conYeyan-
cling at the expense of the purchaser.
dec2-10t 4. z. JACKSON, Trustee.
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THOMAE BOWLING, Auctioneef.
THOs. j. FISHER & co, RssI Estate Aucts..
l. 1923 & street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT, I'M.
PROVED BY SMALL BRICK HOUSE. ON

EAST SIDE TENTH STREET, BET SEEN AZ
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust to us, bearing -
date on the 10th day Of November, A. D. 1875 49,
and duly recorded In Hber No. S06, folio 1874 a4n.&
OF the land records for the District of Oolumbia.
and by direction of the party secured thereby, We
the undersigned Trustees. will sell, at public suc-
ton, IN front OF the premises, on WEDNES DAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1880, AT 3 30
o &c, p NJ, all that PIECE Of ground in the
designated as lot numbered fifteen Q5), in D.yid-
sons subdivision OF square numbered three hun
dred and sixty eight f363), in said citT, improved
by two-stOry Brick House.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance in equal install
ments IN six and twelve months, for, which the
notes of the purchaser shall be taken, bearing in
terest at per cent per annum from the day of SALE
and secured by deed OF trust upon the premises.
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A de-
post Of 300 will be required st the tne OF sale.
AL conveyancing is to be at the purchasers cost.
Al arrears OF taxes and assessments will be paid by
the Trustees out Of the purchase money.
The trustees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defaulting pur-
chaser il the terms ofsale are not compiled with
within ten days after day Of sale.
CHARLES @. CLOVER -r,a.-
nOv29-dSis 1fIOS. HYDE. 1rusteos.
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BAND OF ROBBERS that have infested the
mountains along the Berks, Lebanon and Lam
casNr county lines In Pennsylvania has been
Droken up py the arrest of thirteen OF the
t HleinDeIs, VINO were bound by Oaths to preserve
one SecTtI OF Inc gang. One OF the first men
aIIeSteo was one who disclosed the names of
they could escape.
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DE- 9l6 L street northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF STOCKS.
VIII be sold 81 auction, in lots to suit purchasers
on MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, AT IL O'CLOCK, at
my Office. III Shat ca German American Fire Insur-
ance Company Stock, 80 shares Washington Gas
Light 90. Capital stock. Sd Shares Scrip Stock
WashingtoN Gas Co. Stock. 10 Shares Stock Second
National Bank. 80 Shares Stock Of the Inland Ses
board and CoastiDg Company. 10 Shares Of the
Washington Market Company Stock.
decS&l =. n. WARNER, Auct.
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WOMAN fell dead at Bloomington IN
When told that her daughter had elooed. i'''
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ID Fl. WARNER, Resl Estate Auctioneer.

p Fl. WARNER, ResI Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
CEDhR STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH AND AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated Deem "a
Der 81, A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded in fn.I
Liber No. 90S. folio ~ one Of the Ind re -xnA
cords of the District Of Columbis. and ct the re-
quest OF the party secured, shall sell at pubic
auction, in front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY,,
DECEMBER 10, A. u. 1880, AT 81 O'CLOCK z. NJ, thu
following piece or parcel of ground situate in the
city OF Washington. D. o.. and being part OF lot 8.
IN square numbered 49,, beginning for the same
ming east the northern line OF said BOT 5, being
the south line OF 80 foot alley: thence south par
allel with the east line of said lot ninety five feet
thence westParael to the northern line of said lot
twelve feet thence north the west line of said
lot 3 tyhve feet, more or less. to the point Of
besdnning, making lot fronting II feet on alley
BY IS feet deep, &c.
Terms: One third cssh; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at SIX per cent and
secured 10y deed Of trust on the property sold: or
all cash, at purchaser's option. deposit of S25
will be required at time Of sale Ali coaveyancing
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
within ten days from day OF Pale.
dec7-9, II, IA BAR1RAM ZEFELY, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
HITCH, FOX & BROWN. Real Estate B-okers.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF IapRnvED pRoPEaT ,
ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN AND {

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IaPRnvED pRoPEaT !
81 F1k Isl s SSTIffHHEI EsT BETWEEN AND
BY virtue of ieeIo ,rus. .ated Nav 18th. sv..
TO folio isa one % Of the ieI aa Cords 9 er the
Distr ct Of Coiumbis. and a. tn, reaaest ~ thu
hor. in front + the pre- ises on SATURDAY. TIVE
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 40 1881, AT y: 30
situate in Washington city Dstric. of co mn is.
to Wit: Lot nun hered thir:een 80, il square ium-
Nth The improvements thereon. CONSISTING OF 8
tT1-s'ory and Basement brick wiling.
with the expenses Of sale in ca b. and the halsace
In o,e, two aud three years. Tor which the notes
Of the purchaser. with interest at six can't
sale ana secured by deed of trust Ola tia property
feauired st time Of sac aS'c N.Y. at
p1,tehases's eo s. :. If terms Of ssIe are
and cost Ct thetetaultins parch sser after i Ts
f RnsEsT P q FITCH Gy Trustees.
j. T. COLDWELL, Archoneer. decl0-eots
CHAScERy SALE OF vALuABLE IMPROVE D
SNG ilsl, ,BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
By virtue of decree IF the Supreme -
Court. Of the District Of Columbia. passed t:=
n the h day Of Move t;ber, A. H.. 1880. IN Leo
Grsw. for the use Of john Z. Kennsdy, is CO n
II inant and james McGraw and others are
FAY, DEcEMBER 15rH, 1850. AT 4 O'CLOCK, P. M :,
the fullasi described real estate, siraa ed ia rhe
city of Wa liinyton. District IF Columbia, to Wit,
5TI.
Terms Of sale: One third % cash, and the bal
ante IN equal instalpents, aud payable in six &C.,
srd twelve tl2) months from ts ate of sale, to be
.ecureS by deed of trust upon the property so !;
tue deferred payments t. bear interest at the teof
sl1 per cent ce~ annum, cash. to be paid at time
Il RATIFICATION of said sale. A deposit Of one hun
dred dollars III be requ red at the time of ale All
conyeyancDg and recording at the cost of the pur.
chaser 1.-THE terms of sale are not complied with
in seven das from sa!e, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the Gefaultue purchaser, after not less than one
weeks notice in some newspaper printed and pub
hshed IL said city Of Washi, gton.
CHaRLS9 II kNI 4Hr,l r,,s.aos
CHARLES PELHAM. Afu7ees'
Z. IT. WARNER, suct
EMashlL gt0D Lazy Reporter Nanv M 40
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nELS CORN 6OLVHNT.-Warrsnted 70 cure
i Hard and Soft OORN6 without ipiury or pain
g. ;G!E6LER, Aeent Boo6 and a6ose. l01
7thn. nv. no cure no pay. ocS0-S0
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TVNHOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers. 1923 st. NV.

VNHOs. j. FISHER & CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers. 1928 st. NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF A FoUR-sToRY BRICK
HIT ASR Sz22SD vi ShsEFs G s. 4HS
By virtue Of a. decree Of the Supreme Court IL
Of the District Of 0olqmbia. passed In equity -
$780, e. in 94snt q the sTssasss;
ofground known and described as lot twenty. two
(72S). together with all the improvements and sp-
purtenances to the same belonging.
the purchase money In cash. the balance In thres
equal instruments Payable In six twelve and ess
purchaser shall give his promissory notes. bearing
interest at six per cent per annum. secured by
eSssers epaon depptt q sl9S VIII II Be- 9;
at time Of sse Ter; Terms Z gale to be complied with
oDe a. FRANZ r. BROWNING. J,
1906 stree. W. no20-dsds
a-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED Unit
WEDNESDAf DEcE% i,;,p 10, 1889, at same hour
3.dtds BENJAMIN DAVENPORT Trustees.
TIHOMAB BOWLING. Auctioneer.
vREY vAIUABLE BUILDING LOT on RHODE
AVENUE. AT AUCTION. -00
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 80
14TH, 1850. At O'CLOCK, on the premises. 81
shall sell Lot 81, in Square l59. having 'front.'
of 30 feet running back tn alley and containing
4.2I3 80 100 square fee. of ground This - opersy
IS located en- the north side of Rhode Island sve-
nue., between 18th street and Connecticut avenue,
city.
Terms: One thira cash, balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months. with notes bearing interest
at Elk per cent per annum until paid, and secured
by deed of trust on thu property sold Conveya
Ing. &C., at purchasers cost $40 deposit re-
dec6.e.9.l TO-. IL THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
HNGOS. j.. FISHER co, Rsal Estate Aucts.,
l. 1923 6 street northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF a VALUABLE LOT, I'M
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON, the Oldest established and m oet reli-
~ able LADIES' PHYSICIAN In the city, can be
consulted daily at 466 Massachusetts ave., from 2
TO and to 8. All Female Complaints and I-ree-
ulAr1tes quickly cured. Consultation free. Sepa-
rate rooms for patients. novS- 2m
e5O REWARD-K DE-. BROTHERS fails 20 cure
Y any case q Female Weakness. Irregularities
and distinctions; thirty years experience In
SoniAn. octS-Sms
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CONSULT DR.. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday
~ and Saturday, at his ofice, 456 ST n. W., near
tx ST., from to p. m, who, with Is years eIpe-
ence, guarantees cure In al diseases of the Ur-
nary Organs, Nervous and Seminal Weakness.
Nocturnal Emissions. Impotency, &C. 9onorrhRs
or Syphilis, recently contracted positively cured
L o from to 10 days. Consultation strictly pri-
tie and separate Offices for ladies'. Refers 70 the
esding physicians OF Baltimore Main ofice, 10 3.
EutAw st. Baltimore CHARGES moderate. MARIE
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Citation Notice.

In the County Court of Linn county,
State OF Oregon.
In the matter OF the estate of woolea
Davis, deceased.
To G. p. Davis, Cornelia A. Denny, Mary
2. Davis and john X. Davis, heirs at law
of said deceased.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You and each of you are
cited aud required to be and appear in the
County Court of Linn Cuanty, Oregon, at
the Court House in said County, on Tues
uav, March End, 1850, at the hour of one
o'clock L. NJ, to show cause, if any YOU
have, why an order should not be made
for the sale of certain real estate belonging
TO said estate, as prayed for in the petition
OF John ]. Davis, Administrator de bonus
non OF said estate, of which the following
is brief description, to wit:
The Nest half of section 80, in TIP. Ill $.
r. 5 w. Willamette Meridian, containing
sos l2-l0o acres, as the same is designated
on the maps, plats and surveys now on
file in the U. ). land Office in Oregon City,
Oregon, said premises lying and being IN
Linn County, Oregon.
Published by order of said Court, mad9
january 6, 1851.
In witness whereof, have herennto set
my hand and affixed the seal of
said Court this 10th day OF Jan-
sHAA' uary 1880.
- JAMES Il COWAN,
26-w4 County Clerk
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church DIrss4oyy.

Y.P.C. A.-Meets ct their rooms In Eos.
ter's brick building on Wednesday evenings
1t 1880 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons ct
4. Business meetings are held on the even
ing Of the second Monday in each month
Everybody invited to attend.
u. p. CmuncH Preschingevery Sabbath,
ut II A. NJ, and r. n. BIZ Rev. 2. u. Ir-
vine, d. ID. Sabbath School at 2;30 =. H.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EyANoELrcAL CHuHc1E.- ON Sab.
bath at II A. NJ, and u r. ~ Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. Bowersox, pastor.
CoNoRroAr1onALc CHURCH -seryicesevery
Sabbath 81 ii 4. M. and 8 r. b. Sabbath
School at 2i3O. Prayer meeting ON
Thursday evening Of eaclR week. ]. w.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. T.. CnuRcm, SouTIs.--servioes every
Sabbath st 81. PauIs NJ. Il. Church, South.
at II 80 A. n. and ] 7. n. Sabbath School
at l2i r. n. Prayer meeting every wednes-
day evening d. Q. Miller, pastor.
NJ. L. CHURCH. Preaching evory Sabbath
At II A. n. and "a r. N. Song service IN
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
At 2:30 ?. n. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j. 4. Wolfe, pastor.
ST. PErERs ErIscorAL CHUneT. Divine ser.
vice Is held IN the Church every Sunday al
HAN Sunday School at 2:3O n. Il.
L. Stevens, pastor.
BAFrIyr CHuRcm. Services every Sabbath
NJ II A. n. and ~ p. N. Sabbath School nj
l2. Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor.
PREssYTEhIAS CHUncm. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening In Y. z. q. A.
Hall Sunday School Immediately ritter the
morning service. Prayer meeting everj
Thursday evening ilev. Eibert N. condit
pastor.