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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-11-09
spR1seFIELD, ROBERTSON Co: Tenn,
" Nnuo,nl,ae 9th 1R2l

DIR. j. BRADFIELD: Sir-My daughter
has been suffering for many years with
that dreadful affiictIon known az Female
Disease, which has cost me many dollars,
and notwithstanding I had the a, best ssa;I9 med
have used many other kinds Of medicines
without effect. had just about given
her up, was out Of heart, but happened
in the store OF w. w. Eckler several
weeks since. and he. knowing OF my
daughters aniiction, persuadsa ne 70
huy bottle OF your Female Regulator.
she began to improve OF once. was so
delighted with Its effects cts. that nri1e siqShs e
sss i,ottie' - seemed to be very high at arst, but
now I think It the cheapest preparation
on the globe; and. knowing what do
about It. II to-day ono Of my family Wa
suffering with that awful disease, would
have It 4 It cost $50 a bottle. for ,ahss1 can
stund nrid we'll, and myself and wife do
most heartily recommend yonr Female
Regulator TO be just what !. recon-
mended to be. Respectfully,
|! n. d. EEATHERsroF.
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hers! Mothers!i Mothers ~!

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
MRS. WINSfOW's SOOTHING sYR-
UP. IT will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmediately-depend upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not q mother
tell YOU at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and re-
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases. and pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription 0f one Of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses In the United
States. Sold everywhere. 70 cents oottle.
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~ o"ou poisol therefore, any
remedy that is perfect blood purifier
will cure this disease s. S. 8. is the rem
edy, being purely vegetable, and has been
known to cure some of the worst cases
in few weeks. Price, 9lOo and sI.75
per bottle.
Fine Teas at low prices at WiIite's.
E!avoring Extracts-ColoEne-Ce CelluIoid
Sets-Fine Tooth Brushes-Hair Brushes :
cheapest at Wilhite & White.
Chandeliers at bargain at Whites
Drug Store.
BUGG!ES:-Ap person wanting good
| vehicle should not fail to call on REED &
STEP II EMS, whose long experience ena-
| bles them to select the most reliable West.
ern Buggies ut lower prices than any one
Turnip Seeds, 20 different kinds-fresh
and genuine-at Wilhite S Whites.
Wilhites Eye Water. sure cure for sore
eyes. Try it. Price 25 cents.
Call cn John +. Peoples for Pure Red
Nust' Proof Oeis from Ninety-Six this Sum
mer. Also have some secondhand Wagons
for sale, cheap. Will have large lot of
Fancy Crockery on hand in few DAYS. .
Those indebted to ME for goods are re-
quested to come forward and settle at once,
| as | am in need of money. have on hand
a nice lot Of fall and winter goods to which
invite the attention of the ladies'
1h-2 Miss SALIIR RnwIE
J. p. Sullivan & Co. g is the place u buy
Boots and Shoes. Athens Jeans and Choice
Family Flour.
$50 Bushels Extra Blue Straw Seed
Wheat for sale. The seed is excellent and
the variety good. Apply to
4ts JOSHUA PRuIrr.
Ginger Ale, Soda and Vichy Water at
Wilhites'.
Do not fail to see the new No Victor
Sewing Machine before you buy. 1t has O
very large arm and late improvements
Call on G. A. Reed, Agent.
a situation as Book keeper or Salesman
is wanted by gentleman Of several years
experience. Apply at this office. l4-A
For Fine Toilet Articles 60 to Whites
Drug Store.
Choice Gilt Edge Butler and many other
scarcities in our market, you can find at
Reed & Webb's.
If you have sore eyes. cure them with
Whites Eye Water.
Try Reed & Webbs special brands of
four-"C. A. Reeds Granulated Patent
and &c. w. Webb's Choice" They can't
be beat anywhere.
For easy washing Use Pyle's Pcarline at
Wilhite's.
The American Sewing Machine is still up
with the times. Come in and see the new
No. Z, with large arm and late improve
ments-light running and noiseless. A
large lot arriving at G. A. Reeds, Agent
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Special Notice.

Parties indebted to G. a. Reed, Agent,
either by note or account, are earnestly re-
ouested to come promptly and pay up. l
have been extremely lenient with some of
you, but must now have my money, as
need it. My notes aud accounts will be
placed in the hands OF an officer Of the law
after December l. Respectfully,
c. A. REED. Agent,
Reeds New Building, near X. r. Bridge.
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,argspn gntelligeaeer.
LOCAL NEWS.
,,.,,Ion in Anderson County.

rba Election ."
IN Anderson County has come
sThe 'o,e 'on.iy 81, I'D to the hour Of going
very s.GI III nf the precincts In the County
Erss' o., a,n,,teL except Cedar Wreath
5ve been n'tpany and Hollands Store in
sfei $, Lection aud Bethany has been
L S;a'e IL the Congressional election.
Po'ta IN the precincts, az far as heard
u stands as follows:
2"' For Gorernor:
uosh $. 1hompson,.....'...'.'..'.262
For Lieutenant Goreruor
,,br C.. Sheppard....."..........226O
'' For Secretary Of STATE:
,,,o,s y. Lipscomb................2257
' For State T'en:urer.
+. Richardson '.'.'.'..''....'''''.2Zo9
rr Superintendent Of hduodfion,
Coward .............. ..................'.zzoS
" tg Attorney General.
!. X. Miles ............'........'.Zl''
For Comptroller General.
~ = Stoney ........... .-2253
FIR Adjutunt and Inspector General.
II. Manigault......... ........ 2259
For Representatives..
:; r. randiver ............... .2220
y = ClinksCales........... ..2z29
II &, Scudday. ."...".......Z2l5
:. Is. Murray ......'..'........Zoo
For IroJate Judge
r c. iig0n. ........''.' ......."ZZof
- .:.I.rJ Hr,;:yrissious-
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice Is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, Administrator OF the Estate Of
DR.. r. X. Breazeale, deceased. will apply to
the Judge Of Probate for Anderson County,
on the 9Th day Of December next, icr Final
Settlement and Discharge from bis S1afice s1
Administrator Of said Estate.
NJ. BREAZEALE, Adrir
Eoy q 1890 l6 50
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1t has been clearly es stablished that Ca.
tarrh ls blood poison therefore, any
remedy that is perfect blood pirifier
will cure this disease. s. S. s. is the rom
edy, being purely vegetable, and has been
known To cure some of the worst cases
III a few weeks. Price, 9lO0 and SI.75
per bottle.
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SOCIAL AED PERSONAL.
J. Mcsick has gone to virginia City.

W. 8. nesick has gone to Virginia City.
Robert Hamilton, Of Benicia, Is in the city.
Miss Alice Smith, of Oakland is visiting friends in
the city.
II. X. wiemeyer and wife have returned from
Monterey.
L. L. Salisbury of Seattle, Washington Territory,
is here on Q visit,
Mrs J. R. Wheat and two daughters have returned
from San Francisco.
D. B. Pike passed through the city yesterday fE N
San Francisco, en- route to Rediing.
Mrs E. X. Norton and her daughter Emma go to
Berkeley to-day, to visit Mrs Morgan for a mouth.
Mrs. DR.. o. C. aawkius, of Bgg3 sthtion, is visit
ing in the city the guest Of Mrs. William Grissiu
Mrs J. B. Hayford and children returned yester.
day from three months visit to the Eastern States
Mrs N j. Nathan will celebrate her tin wedding
at her residence on Third street. tom evening.
Mrs. Clara Byrne has returned from yisi. TO
Seattle, where she had been stopping as the guest
of Mrs. Dr. Grassy, formerly Miss Hansbrow, Of
this city.
Judge R. Robinson, of San Francisco, came up
from his brothers at Florin, yesterday and Is stop
ping with his son, E. /. Robinson. He viii retuT
20 the bay this afternoon.
Mr.. B. T. Carr, train dispatcher, returned to duty
last evening. Mr.. Carr is the young gentleman who
WIS recently married to Miss Amy Chids, OF Allen
Springs. Mrs. Carr VIII arrive from the springs in
q few days.
Charles MeCrearY goes to Monterey to day, where
Mrs. McCrearg and her father, Judge Clark, are
stopping. They went there some TINA since with
hopes OF Improvement in the condition of the
Judges health.
J. HcDermot and family, S. Geo. HanIon and
wife. Miss Annie Hlnlou and Miss Matte j. Rodgers
| of Chico, and others, have gone on camping TRIP
bv way of the Zig Trees 70 Hope Valley, where Mr..
Hanlon has dairy. The party will return by way
of Silver Lake, aud will be absent six or seven
weeks.
Miss Amelia BOIL, OF Sacramento, who has beer
visiting friends in San JOSE manipulated the keys o.
the organ At the service Sunday evening at Pseif,
Grove, and right well she did it. She also favored
the company in the paror on Monday evening will
| some fine music, that was much enjoyed by al wis
heard her.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel P O. Connor
| S. II. Pugh, Brighton: Mrs. A. Gilaman, Winnie
| mucca R. Olsen and wife, j. NJ HaYley, Johr
| Crofton, Mrs. WOo7s, Ccurtlapd; B. D. Beckley
Walnut Grove Chas. Wenzel, Stockton; Jas. An
derson, Mrs. Ed. Beckley, Franklin Geo. w. Cos
grove Gait James Waterbury, Clarksburg; A. 4
Mccullough, D. Harrison, n. V. Curl Grays1n A
S. Lindley, Antelope; F. N. Kelly San Jose J
Rossette, John Pierson and WIFE, +. Pisrson, Elk
Grove; J. F. Granger C. H. Fowler, Shingl,
| Springs E. B. Reed, city; VIM E. Johnston, Mis-,
Title Johnston, American river; Mrs. Walker auC
| two children, Oregon Joseph Pierson, VIM. Lang
don, Ohio ; G. BgainsTd, Union House; W. S. Raw
| lings Florin; Geo. Her, city J. W. Her, Gait.
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TaE LADIES' DAY.

No event in the city has called cut such an
attendance of ladies. prominent in society
and well known in the "dress circle, as the
fall opening of the millinery department at
the Red House, which commenced yesterday.
The utmost efforts have been put forth by
the enterprising and successful proprietor of
the establishment, G. II. Gilman, to make
the stock ana display for this occasion second
to none that could be produced. To this end he
has imported largely and direct all the latest
styles and finest in make and materials that
skilled buyers and money could procure, and
TO this unusual and grand display NEST
extensive audiences of appreciative and ad.
mirirg lady visitors paid homage YESTERDAY
throughout the day. The great success at
tending the opening, and which gives it a
degree OF superiority over all former similar
occasions 10 the city, is in part due TO the
very attractive styles and exceeding richness
Of materials which greeted the fair sex upon
every side,
Sufficient to bewilder since choosi 1g that
Which frs: seemed rsrest LETT others
Which at second choice were still more rare"
Among the fail styles exhibited are the
French, Moscow and Brussels beaver hats. il.
both straight aud fancy rims, and fur rims
Milan braids, notified or watermelon hats
myrtle green, etc. In trimmings and orna-
ments the variety Is almost nexhaustible,
varying ia ostrich plumss, plushes, brocsde
and watered silk aud plush, Jets, pearl aud
gold, birds, etc. The millinery parIors were
trimmed for the occasion with the utmost
| exquisiteness and good TASTE The approaches
were draped with lace curtains which
Depend from beneath richly-hung lam
| brequins, and the walls end inches
Of the room and the spacious front
windows upon street were similarly dressed
with rich and various colored characterization,
ribbons, satins, pushes. piumes. etc., artistic
ally arranged, and flowers. This, too, was
not the only part of the establishment which
yesterday received admiring attention. The
store throug hCut has recently been repaiuted
and richly pspered and put in holiday dress.
and full ard complete line of most elegant
goods fer fall trade has just been placed upon
| the counters and shelves. These are exceed.
ingly rich, and the display of silk velvets,
silk pushes, brocade silks, silk mixed and
velvet dress goods, fancy goods, ETC., are
dazzling to the heholder. The wholesale de.
psrtment for doimas, cloaks, fancy goods.
perfumeries. blankets, etc., ia also richly
decorated and furnished, and attracted close
attention. The unusually large and fine
stock Of goods just received was purchased
at figures which enable selling at remarkably
low rates The millinery opening continues
to-day, and with the great success attending
il, will probably also be continued en- Mon
day.
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Michael Fan

For Treasurer-Michael Fay.
For District Attorney. 7. Carey.
For Public ADMINISTRATORS f. Bron-
ner.
For Superintendent Of Instruction-H.
Kellum.
For Coroner-John Miller.
For Surveyor-A. G. VIM.
For Police Judge-W. A. Henry.
For Justices for city-R. Nj. Clarken and
Peter Harmon.
For Constables for city-John Young,
Martin Coffey.
For Supsrvisor-First District, Robert
Allen Second, VIM. Mclaughlin Third,
J. r, Webster Fourth, James McGuire
Fifth, Benjamin Bailey; Sixth, J. S. Mere
dith Seventh, 1. N. Smith.
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Bugtneas Advertisements.

Buatness Advertisements.
J. l. Feter d Co.-Wines and liquors a. whole
sale.
Mechanics ssore-The boot and shoe sale.
Pierce Bros-Poul;ry 1t the Fair.
House and lot for sale-L. kreuzberger.
woodward properly for sale-T. @. Salisbury.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.
A carload Of mules was shipped from here
yesterdsv for Arizona

A carload of mules was shipped from here
Yesterday for Arizona.
The Garland Social Club give concert
and picnic at Richmond Grove tomorrow,
with music by the Hassars' band.
A petition is in circulation here for signers
who will agree to meet in County Convention
September 30th. to select delegates to the
Farmers State Convention at Stockton for
October 7th.
The First Artillery band gave one of their
pleasing concerts last night at the plaza. The
attendance was large Il is understood that
this will be the last of the free concerts until
after the fair.
The festive mosquito is striking on-the
real thoroughbred Grand Island type, with
bills as long as a trusting grocer's.
music as loud and disagreeable as Third.
street beer-hell ACCORDION tends. and thirst
for innocent blood as intense as Othellos.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. Father Boy
Ian will deliver lecture it Turner Hail
under the auspices of the Land League. TIE
reverend gentleman has chosen for his sub
jsct on this occasion Ireland and Parnell."
1t is said that he is an eloquent and fluent
speaker.
Two men met on the corner of Sixth and
streets last evening, and without any prelim-
inaries commenced hostilities. One of the
combatants got in brosdside on his oppo-
nent, which brought him TO tine ground
Deputy Sheriff Newbert happened to be in
the vicinity at the time, and placed both pu-
gilists under arrest and marched them 70 the
County Jail.
PIoNIo AT EAST PARK-The Sacramento
Pioneers and the Native Sons of the Golden
West viii celebrate the thirty second ami
verssry of the admission of California into
the Union at East Park to-day by joint
picnic. The COMMITTEES of Arrangements on
the part of the Pioneers is as follows: John
S. Miller, A. II. Powers and VIM. Luther.
| The Golden Sons ere represented by Thomas
| O'Neil, Ed. T. COIN, G. E Parker, H. Nc.
Cam, Jr,. and HI. W. Klays. The banks
| and many of the leading business houses of
the city viii be closed today, so that those
| who choose may join with the Pioneers in
celebrating the adoption of tbs Golden State
| into the constellation of States that forms
the American Union. l. n. Hosg will de.
liver the Grafton on this occasion. and il will
be pronounced about II noon. The Pioneers
meet at their hall at $3.50 A. NJ.
AUcTIoNs.-Bell & Co. will sell by auction
to-day at 1880 A. NJ, at 916 j street, a bay
horse, business wagon, buggy, scales, furri.
ture, glass and woodeuware, a sewing rna.
chine, carpets, etc. At II A NJ. D. j. Sim.
mons Il Co. will sell at public vendae, al
! l0l3 Fourth street. new buggy, three new
| phsetOns, 8 top buggy, 8 harness and csr
riage horse . j. D. Morrison will sell by
auction to-day the Morrison ranch, nine mile:
out on the Jackeou road. The ranch con,
tsips 500 acres, but it will be sold IL 100
| acre lots.
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DIS. SPINsEy & Co, of San Franciseo-resd
his advertisement, and consult him.
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DIS. SPHNEY & Co.. at Western Hotel,
Sacramento, room IL. for q few days only
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Bro VALUES in dress goods are being sold
daily over Hale's counters.
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HUNDREDS testify OF the, benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G.. W. Chesiey, agent.
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A SPLENDID line of table oil cloths just r.
,ei7sd. Halls Bros. / Co.
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A VARIED assortment of ladies' fchus Just
received at Hale Bros.
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EVERYBODY appreciates the splendid assert
ment OF dress goods. ard the extremely low
prices at which we are selling them. Hale
Bros. l. Co.
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A SPLENDID assortn1ent Of tablecovers, at
very low prices, can be found at Hale Bros. :
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DE-, SPISsEY i Co. low at room II Westfra
Hotel, Sacramepto-sse advertisement.
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UsLAUNDRrED white shirts, full assort-
nent just received, that consist of the best
values in this city. Hale Bros.
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THR selection of crnforts, both for style
and quality, is unexcelled in this city. Hale
Bros. & Co., Ninth anc! K streets.
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sixth-street methodist Episcopal Church,

Between and L-Rev. T. S. Dunn, the pastor, viii
preach at l0:i5 A. NJ, sad 7:30 P. n Morning SUBJ
ject: Forgiveness aud Fear :" evening subject
e How God Deals With Us" Sunday school at 1915
p " All are welcomed
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WE have yet on hand full assortment of
mosquito net st 40 CENTS per piece. Hale
Brcs.
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J. B. STETsos's fine hats-ths latest styles
can be found at Hale Bros
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoERo
st. paul,s Episconal Church.

st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between l and REV. Carroll NJ.
Davis, officiating rector DIVINE service at IL A
Sunday school at $50 A.
Kingsley Chapel. NJ. E. Church,
Eleventh street, between q and I-Rev. David
Deal pastor. Preaching at lo:45 A. and 7:45 P. NJ
Praise service at 7:15 P M. Sunday at 124O.
All are invited
III. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between J and K-Rev T. H. B.
Anderson, D. D., pastor. Services at II a. NJ. and
7:30 P. Subjects-Morning, The Divine Call
tn Service :" evening, Christs Picture Of Blessed
ness" Special attention is called tc these services.
Sabbath-school at 1890 All are invited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of Tho PASTOR Rev H. H.
Rice, will preach on Sabbath at 1915 A NJ. and
100 /. NJ Communion aud reception OF members
at the morning service. Evening subject Sources
Of Sin in Common Life" All are welcome.
Calvary Baptist Church,
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. j.
Q. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching services at 1o:45
A. NJ and 1850 P. n. Morning subject "The Ar
sser of the soul to Truth" In the evening the pas
tor will preach the seventh sermon in series on
" Bunyans Pilgrims Progress. Subject: " The
Palace Beautiful" Workers meeting ia the vestry
at o'clock p II. Every body welcome at these ser
vices. Strangers invited.
Congregational Church,
returned from bis vacation in Washington Territory
and Oregon, will preach tomorrow morning on
The Blessedness OF Working With Christ" and in
the evening give " Gints from Sights in the North"
The public invited.
United Brethren in Christ,
Corner Fourteenth and streets-Rev. II. ].
Becker will preach both morning and evening at the
usual hours Sunday-schooi at $50 A. NJ.
Y. N. C. A.
Hall and Free Reading room, 300 street. Open
every day and evening. Gospel meeting at P. NJ;
to morrow in the hail. Street preaching at P.
corner OF Fourth and streets. Strangers especially
invited.
sixth-Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between X and Rev. T. S. Dunn, the pastor, will
preach at l0:45 A.. NJ, sad 7:30 P. NJ Morning SUBJ
ject: +" Forgiveness and Fear; - evening subject ::
Is How God Deals With Us." Sunday school at 1915
P. n. All are welcomed.
Riverside school-Hcuse
Preaching BY Rev ]. Crossman at the Riverside
schoohouse, at hAlfpast O'Clock P. NJ
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Seventh street, between J and K-Rev. T. Fl. b.
Anderson D. D., pastor. Services at II A. N. and
$50 P. NJ. Subjects-M Morning, The Divine Call
to Service" evening, "Christ's Picture Of Blessed
ness" Special attention is called tc these services
at 12:3O AL are invited
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Riverside school, House,

Preaching by Rev. J. Crossman at the Riverside
school.house, at hAlf-past O'Clock P. N.
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Kingsley Chapel, NJ. E. Church,

Eighth street, between / and J-Rev Carroll NJ
Davis, officiating rector Divine service at IL A. H.
Sunday school at $50 AN.
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Calvary Baptist Church.
Congregational Church.

Sixth street. between l and J-The pastor, having
returned from bis vacation in Washington Territory
and Oregon, will preach tomorrow morning on
"a The Blessedness OF Working With Christ" and in
the evening give Glints from Sights in the North"
The Duha are invited
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III. E. Church South.

Eleventh street, between II and I-Rev. David
Deal, pastor Preaching at l0:45 A. NJ and 7:45 NJ
raise service at 7;15 NJ Sunday school at 1890
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Hall and Free Reading room, 3o9 street. Open
every day and evening. Gospel meeting at P. NJ;
to morrow in the hail. Street preaching at 5 P.
invited