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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
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GfsuU8fY Yuma 4b.at,.y.,v 4,
sBE'lenia 90 ihe Hsizhbofing t6Sn IN
Wtslheffof8. and Il haho@gos sra,o
ore y ~ Waits lhal Diste io feoa tbAi,
9gAfd. We sye iafogmed ff,at tlera 4
~ present 80 ltss fhah forty ~ Gnv
cases there and thas a6ouf s.x de@fts
nave eeeGffefl ~ Tie past two @o@t
AbliSns laW M. Il, Rm LyeEs
aSs about 3 toV btsd % - &, M
faaFh 70 ii9nMsis county. ~ ~
Haisiled ffalghting his w9oI n, MS
mafEet. ~ sReSs, which avOfaea,l
about ~ pounds 10 Else 50 Ibis
makes cilp ~ l85fFo p0dfbds fts
tfFsest bfoasht 10 this ri.s5Ees fEis
G8fF5ss Christi ff2eFi Nj. ~ Enl.
ler has ihe skin ~ MeSiasn iiS,n
NIlitti teaf Fort Ewe1. wi,iei, mess.
eFes seven feet eight Inches ffsN. a.
std 81 the nose 90 tlte cir ~ the Mi
me ssl9 has been faNHea, and 4
uea@tifal specimen, one 81 She Gnesf
We h9vs ever seeF
Peete aoes nos reign saprsYns AWNING
..He newspaper Fraternity ~ gnets
'test A0d fadon, editors. probrjsf,ts
'I'd publishers offieal gssfet. ehrage1
" HstieUH tight flis other dow, sn,J I
8sft arrested II j. fewfsd lheg vii (
ts1ft ~ fo~dtf and cold fey.sl bt Ss,fe y, 4 4
nSitef II finally settled
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

TN hoard ~ commissioners ~ emf.
gfsslon N New Yogk have 30 interest
INK problem t1nder solution. Two sfips
lately brought ~ Castle Garden aud
landed % lot finish ernizfsnts, many
~ whom acknowledged tIsat they had
t@en inmates N uorkh1nses aud poor.
h90sss a0d hospitals and had beep
sent over ~ ;iie British government,
There we're seyarai women with illegis-
imate children, and maoy other i'm
migrants who bad no friends IN iiis
country of means of pr0vidlng for
tbemss;vts one snip brou9h iey
heads NJ families and ~ children
whose passage bad tesrI paid ~ lHe
British gdvernmsnt, and the gther
brDugit seggHiy people 50 issistea 10
enigfate The question " whether
tis commissioners ran make the yes.
sels take ltcrH bach free, udz,Iacs 81
'frlet embargo upon bauFef irqniigfa-
tl0n hereafter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

TGE application foF yardon for
@8WeEi q. CHSc&. ihs Fails River.
Mass defaultcr, who was sentencea 10
twelve years 10 th@ penitautlary, ~
which, he mass served fgr. sass out ga
one of ihe tsasbns Why executive
e.enrney shguid Be- shouu him, that
MI CuScg 'is ~ d highly sensitive
na'8ge. we'll educated and. tefors his
ssptsaeeG occupied q high saclal ;s1si-
sjon fle "a a'so a. eSlrsnely sensitive
ttas he las saIefed ten tines tha pan.
isbmbrt which could ba suffered bg
ordinary criminal" Thi, nerves tie
81 L0als H1pVtHcqp u remark
fhat The petition does no, 80 far
enough ~ SgesSi t0be eotpled Wills
general movement fof The GintJa.
niNus&l modification 81 Vie lsenal vs.
ss2g for fae reiief n saei, aeI,easaIv or.
san1etl Greatness ~ Nv. Cmttg, Pom.
sI'ies ought to l6 2fgGed nee0gllag b.
iie se1sitieeHsss 81 sne offender. Cat.
tussEinnsd seffolat6s. wb6 hags no
hissi ssstaI posi4tp t0fsft from and no
education 10 teaca ,be8Y bcsseY. Ought
70 be given faii ts1u. tgtt sx4eislgegy
ofgtuI1ed gentlemen llke use .FalI
Eivs Timluai Should be DAD ofrwfti,a
fRpflnand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
Hayes on Edncation.

The eE.pFesidsnt u She United
states, fe1HEeFosD y. H4yEs, de-
Iivered on oratiOn n Woodstock, COn-
neetieut, On the iourth inst, taking
Tor his text. "EationaI Ai1 to Edgcs~
ton" 70 would seem At first GUsh
that The theme ysas sufficiently prolific
oi ideas H. have consumed 90 the time
that TIE people would care 10 devote
b. listening 60 an grafton on sueh On
occasion. But Mr. Hays did not
Ghd u 30, md braHehed Of into the
devious ~ey Of politics, and discussed
the question of negro slavery md
pe1rD suGtage with rBcomltaat
and eollateral issnss. These ques-
sions we're highly lusppro,
pirate 10 lhs question. Ba The "eter-
oat fitness 81 things e0nlt hardly Be
expected ~ > man who wonid acce st
m Office 70 which another Ind been
honestly and fairly clected, But Mr..
HAYES advanced some good things
AMI stated some truthful 'ants among
them US references ~ educational al.
vaucement in the Soa,h that 'the
Southern states with cosaBtendaiyla
znal, have tegtia The work. The best
minds IN ttestat''i support ID. The IN.
teIIlgeui and able generaI agents " the
PsAgOpY fgD6, of The st8reE funG,
and u many philau,heopie enterprises
10 the Smth aII concur IN reporting
shat tuecslgeati9nai work ~ 'hs South.
efn state governments ia geuemliy in
eapable and Trustworthy hands. What
f. my neeled IL peeaniary aid That
aid which the nation IS alunaaniiy
abie 10 furnish Ignorance. II wide
spfend, Anywhere 10 o0f country inn
pefiIs The welfare Of eyery other payt
II the United States and Of The whole
batIoD. ~ educate all tho citizens of
he United States, - Ut Onee our high
esf duty and our highest interest. III
Hettl1G j. the friend 0f whatever is
mGsf 10 bs Desired 10 civilized society,
Il Is h0s'jIe only g. tbat which Ia ta,a.
There ls 30 4afe foundation M free
9ggcrumsuts without lt. fa4aes
tionaGl9 sh.s IL true,.and he might
have added that moAiaum N
political honesty wgald add vrry
materially d the safety " .uf instlEe,.
ii0ua. i;as sdeh thought aas nafgr.
ally stranger f. Mr. HAVEs. Ills
"onciGdiog sshteUts aIso shows how
strongly sbe epitit q sectlmalism "a
iuIbctIe9eA in hss mind, iIe said that
70 complete reconstruction sud 70.
generation 10 he ~oith, the only ftree.
now left 20 tle government of slio sno
PIE 70 popular education. f.et national
sld tothis good causG Be- wfihhed no
longer les 4; he given ~ wise meas
afes based on sound principles and
carefully guarded Bat let lt he gwen
promptly generously and without stint.
io tie end that the whole American
people Df every feea and Of every ma
tigpaIisy, may be reared up Ia the fgll
stature W HaYho0d required for intc,li.
geHs seIf-aovsTnf0ent andef otir febuf,.
loan ifs titat;0ns, Most persons are
labofiBa gndef ,bs impression That the
reconstruction Of the Sauth II corr
Tiete, and That is regeneration il be-
lng worked out ~ the enlerpriss snti
ministry n lts own people. aided ~
AZ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

CovsGNGE IAMss u. PoHYEk n
Tennessee % ~ interview with ths
New ywk Igoyfd, sald the Tennessee
congressional dsIegatloa are solid fof
cNEissLe for sfeaksr, aflatlss Demo.
ffass ~ ths state have no spte>,i fsyot,
ise Tor Tire presidency ffe says the
people Of 'fenassste are n ore inter
eAied ~ developing ',sf resources gtiaa
~ p6sisIes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
IN MEMonrAM.


For tic OkZgFff
grfd ln Ynft Worth, Tsxaa. Jaiy "a, is3t
4 M 3 rearl. infanf aaeRfterw Thomas md
Jennie Fears aged months aDdN Days
weep not Sof sweet Annie tear,
700 pafh for sbts wSfi1 d sin,
The bsaatlfil rates Wtfs bpsnsd
AMI her sylflS entered 81.
She sever NOSE MI snTef
W4 never know q eare,
Bot wiih ih0 bt@y angels.
The lOg q hea7fn viii ssars.
We folded esr pors wbi'4 hands,
Across l6f innocent breast,
We know Sat Jssns iovss hers
And eailSa BEE bofa8 - rest.
Hnd ~ shs neaFs me haven
@ne gently waves i8FHanHs
f.eesMsinz a. % isli1w.
10 thas bright and appy land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

THE New York 53Dise says ihe suf.
gems whn attended Mr. ELA seefu h.
iDysteere tsifo misty in assuming
that btmas6 tAs bali which atfucG hifa
loflaed ia iis leg ard did uos pass
t9gouah il must have broken byBe.
Mg EEAN % veterans daellet, ne
has bson out btf5tc aud has besu ut
nobody %uoas bow maoy times. ln
fee' tjs system hss acquired as mud.
laaa ~ bypoGt rn.e Injection ~ MARI
Twain igupHR frog taof. 10 iyy that
hpspisiatde ofiGee with which nature
had spdogt1 biu ltis perfectly b0td.
Bic Jsat Nle BfEENGs i@lI penetrated
t0tbs Dsy6tIan stfntWD N Ms. EhANs
systm end there brHapt ~ against
eoiue raetal deposited Nv some e0nlrc.
sefslajl-s 81 lho l;econsiractiou ptti9ds
IL "a considered disstpatable f0r la-
eiist 10 praite, himself IN pissoi.geoof
s,t.;s ~ ussil on Che outside efbis per.
s0p. lat ~ b. las gradually acquired
% sIiot-pfoaf lining. Il Is lmpossieie 10
prevent bitn ffan eh3eyie1 WHIST NG,
'FFtdysN wagid caIl the u5usraot ~ IL
whenever he has nceasign ia stand
fire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

WnsH ii.e Jury btoyzht IL verdict
o. "noF guilty. ln ths STAT feas.s es ~
The reading tsihile tsavetl . sigh II ~,
iisf. Na tisat they believed ths a..
PENDANTS g'iiiiIsss ADD relalced ii tbsif
vi6iieailou bat tlat ibe tflal was a
a. end, Bas their hopes are 10 ~
blasted "A Investigation u ibs trial.
and the Influences which secured llse
gsraiet il announced. The peoDla ~
ibs Tinted states area fcrbearite. ~.
tient and iong.satfsrln9 people, Lat
there Y, ~ should N, . limit to their /
endurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

WE glve spaee tBn morning foa 81.
i,,,r from one ~ The DAzgrrg's orsbo,
dox rea,Ies apon theogiHoelgxy Of Rev.
MI -nAws religion. We also serve
Dotlee 0h tiifse WIN contemplate en-
teriag he field NJ Discussion that shis
"a q wicked, worldly, seetariap news-
paper, and cannot he converted into a
Theological Publication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

AN0sV the objections urged 70
Judgs jioAgEy W ne RepaBlican
prtss b Oaio u be bad "a ec'aplexlort
Ike gipo bapannan Aious October
ilc gfealesf objection VII BE- hls 9y,ga
majority oyef FJeSKNa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

UgonsH WfLtfsM CrFfis. sbe
able ard conservative editor ~
IIarpef's Wsstil IL of the Dpinign The
RspvblIcab PARTY Yin have pretty
bard road n travel fes two gears 70
ofgaD,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

LfRE aii new converts, CHNfsaERs
out.HER0D's lfgeGb ln biz denunesa.
ton 81 those who otrstraet Ire ballot.
Mississippi was wtenei,ed 'geu lhe
isspgbIieaps W "baitdaziDs AMI
CHALaEes was tbo areh "bQii-tlozs
~ tbs state, cosi1seIibg and leAdin9
the hosts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

'@f'aS oat iiie faseals tle Deao..
cratic var cgy sounds harsh, bot li
seogis Justified when she p6eetfaders.
siarroate and wbisEey ring thieves
arc considered. There 4 bot one
course. tasa ghe mscals o4s aud pUs
honest nfeYi 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

Pers0ns kc0riy6g nm rim NJ ne sf0f1
e,uyt0q M agb6mer DgDnfts cun lime
M DAILY GdZETTE nl1filcd m
0,1a. poappid. Jpy 81 pr NINTH. Tde
adsJss>s mo8 ~ cioaged ~ MIN M
dosiyld. m G4ZETJ.E mn H. mutt.
ed N tsuagieSs IN Etyoyye. Iosf9De pre-
}uid. fos 81 9M pr m0nid,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

IT IL nov ssid pFs~k,en,t Agrseh
IL giving aid ton coalition movement
whereby North Carolina q s6be tl0ned
nveF 70 tlie RepubiIcans. 4 prominent
fmmoerss Of ilsai slase, h6wsyer, says
m satc Va saser ofa Democratic rna-
iafltV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

fnE decrease M the aiblle debs for
ti,s tn6nib u Iaus was sls0s zpI an
unasa,!lg large decrease I5pfojabiy
fesagts from tie fsct ,hat % larger sam
was set aside far che payment 81 fhe
asfears q; pensions tlIan Was used ln
tire payment o. binds
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

Fns ses~lal Us ,he synagogue st
Da'las bAs ttrea 70 80 end ana the
raDhi has been ssgaiued, Gat large
number ~ 'he sgoa4esue 90 ret seem.
~ believe IL ai9 ,hHaesNte. aad 80.
osher congregation il proposed ana
will pfolAi5iy be orgaahed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

TfiY accounts ~ 0lted States mar
sliais are aGw subjected 90 the fsttst
f9ia scrutiny ~ the department ST
w assslfsssati. tNe testlit belng % great
fssnsssos 80 expenses, esst ssis f;s.
pss0sieas ses6fSN ssFnts tOy late. its
purpose d tos, appagemk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

THe mUfdosH bGEEs its his 49, ten
o9 10 Siiss BEC.oN, 1i.e goaBE
IafIY he b sad 10 hsvs ievea aad who
was tfUe 10 Iim wbri every e~e else
Ia Eoloui1wn shapaad blto as Though
be was an adder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
sgasen osSrc@


~ rcaWires OHs cent ~ prepay the
n9atA2eofI soggg III tsle GAZETTE; ofis
cent III fhs jH51I CrOesC agsd nm
er,g,s IN fae &i1et .JDRruut Where
fwo g@psYs aFe enclosed W. one park.
age, Il feQpifes lwo cents and u an@
et}.eF pafmr j. enehsed with the StDnk
.Jo0rp;d Il requires Mye1 cHnis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

CoWNf.Af98EH EvA@s IA mt finding
tie office ~ iniefHI revenue commits.
.l6ner soft hapa vs. any fnsana.
There i5s teeu q hnDI rais@l 0vef
every Appointment BE- bas faat." 50
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

FRESHEST hiwgrR's Announce
ueut u Tie New Yotk jtaif-bfeads that
he IL not q stalwars is noi borne out ~
fiSe Feetfd ~ removal ~ h8Ifafeeds
FINN otylca 10 make roofn Tor stas-
0g&ef4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

No time SH0Iid
~ iost trfe sfD}if,
aeb liFeYNp0 now
aYs affected. 10
@'i0gt te sure
fs ~. /. ~ .Hsr,fe.
~ 4.' ',,',t't ~
Xxx. 1911 - = '.l ~ q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

NEFGEs agl fas essk and sise passage
~ ts,e law noaEIns 3auit,sis0 4 tesortg
tbe sapreNs eHitt ~ Teanesses mas ~
fitlei tbe ses ~ unconstitutional atd
ifte lads af tbs fl&ef y anes nOfs 10 fgii
gYI4st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

., uas cured more eases u Doarrebea
ss,,yeeelefy Fnd Summer Complaint
s y si.Y 'fiief fensSdy in Nn,1yies,
1891 ~ teenty gears, Always safe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

Tn& elilsf Gf sne Dallas Tipqfs sent
l,is gearess. The fesrgt Was mutual
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
IIAlr % lhe Dog l.n.a far a. nll.

NaBaalia, La. June 2, a -
wofhafi snd her cgikI we,s t,l,t.' ns w,
severely injured ~ ds,x i,ejsngl,,s, ~. ~
hf J1ycs, 81 our foEn tVI4tt, '"2 ~
ins with Tire dog the child angsysIyt 1,
w sonte way aud Was bitten ~, \, ~, u
tiis arm ard lex. Tbs wet,,an = ~, ~
toia ~ some ~ tie neisbofs 4, ~,
haif from the dogs baek ana ,,s., ~, 3
the Wtmhd, she. III atfeunfis,zf ~ ~.
- was bitten three times f,vjss ~, ~ NJ, XVI
thigh and oIsce or the arm. Tbs', ~.
under tie care Of Df. Willie lf,s,,, e
~" bias hopes fof their rsceggsyg ~
81. q, s-s-s-- IVY
me Rsg, Ds0 M Thuger. N ts,.,,
bon, Ind, says. e'IsofB mvsslf ' ~,
wife oe9e cor lives b. shIiob's Dr. w.
sumption Cure. Sod byI,. n, pr NIL
Wig n Co ''uas-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

Use Texas Chin syrup. Dashw,<.i
a King sole agents. ' WON
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06
GIAcEwoOy,s
rAFENT ANT TRAP.

~. fgft WWfh, ara On est,tf,t,f,,.
ysrJ ge fed ebts IN the ~. .''..ss ~
fssyi vvs ~ 80 So Y faf ysSarsslf
he.e sfn tlays, SIS Dr,g~ss4s ~ ~. lsfesiii
~, ",sn tuf7 sale ana use ~ N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

cards. $3.50 'AeSass'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-06

Tie Three JsekAsses. whsn shall
We meet sEsin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-11-16
Bravery Rewarded.

On the night of July 6, 1881, a storm
of unprecedented violence swept over
IA gOOdly portion of the state of Iowa,
the rainfall being so heavy that nearly
all streams from the Des Moines river
down to the usually insignificant creek
became raging torrents, OJertlowing
their banks and carrying off every
thing that was not deeply imbedded in
the earth. Living with her parents
not far from Honey creek, was a young
girl, only sixteen years old, named
Kate Shelley. Late in the evening
while sitting by window which com
manded, by daylight, Il view of the
Honey creek railroad bridge, the young
girl saw, for an instant, locomotive
headlight, and then it rapidly disap-
peared from view, literally sank out of
sight, and Kate knew that the bridge
had gone down. Hoping that even
she, timid, young girl, might be of
some service to those who had gone
down with the wreck, this second
Grace Darling lighted an old lamp, and
putting on waterproof, went out into
a most fearful storm. She first essayed
to reach the bridge by one of the
numerous pathways leading from her
home, but this was found impossible,
as the angry flood, which OverfiOwed
all, very soon admOnished her. In
order to reach the railroad track she
was then compelled to climb a rocky
and briery embankment, and when she
reached the track her clothing was i'll
shreds, her flesh shockingly lacerated
and her strength all but gone. She
managed, however, to reach the rem
nant of the bridge, and leaning far over
she heard the voice of the engineer
(who had climbed out of the reach of
the waters and was clinging to II
timber support saying that the train
which had gone down was freight
train, and that he was the only sur
vivor. He also implored her to hurry
to the nearest station and give the
alarm, so as to stop an express train,
then nearly due, and effect his own
rescue. The brave girl did as she was
hidden, but when she set foot upon the
trestle, almost five hundred feet i'll
length, which spanned the Des MOines
river, the gale was so severe as to eX-
tinguish her light and almost blow her
into the river. Throwing away her
lantern the courageous girl crept over
the bridge and having gained the
other bank ran to the station, told her
story and sank to the ground uncOn-
sciOus. When the express came along
it was stopped and after hearing the
girls story the passengers rewarded
her with II handsome purse. This is
to be supplemented this week by the
presentation to her of a medal com
memOrative of her heroic achievement,
ordered by the Iowa Legislature, a
grand celebration signalling the event.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-11-16
The SeIGshness Of Smokers.

\ rational person will hardly dream
in this day and age of the world of
doing any thing to measurably de-
crease the use of tobacco; for it were
easier to lessen the popular cOnsump-
ton of tea and coffee. But an effort
to make the lovers of the weed little
more considerate of the rights of others
is quite a different matter. This is
what David Dudley Field has done in
paper contributed to a recent issue
of the Continent. After reading the
paper we wonder some one has not
started the crusade earlier. To COM
pei tobacco smokers to be ordinarily
cOnsiderate and gentlemanly, if it be
possible to do SO by the force of public
opinion, is legitimate. We are sure we
are within bounds when we say that
love of tobacco has tendency to make
the man who is always the perfect
gentleman in other things sadly forget
himself when under the influence of
pipe or cigar. Two things have con-
spired to bring this about the leniency
of frivolous women, who permit them
to smoke in their company at home or
on the street; and the Difference paid
to tobacco in public cOnveyances. 1t
is not so bad on the steam railway,
where the smoker must betake himself
to a particular car set apart for tobacco
and saliva but to devote two seats in
the open street cars to an unlimited
indulgence in the weed often crowds
the patience of the "Gentiles" into
narrow limits. We think Mr.. Fields
paper is timely, and we hope it may
result in making tobacco know its
place Cleveland Plaindealer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-11-16
st. Johnsbury Church Directory.

4dUent-Paddock Village sabbath Services al
lO3o a NJ. Las and G:3O p. Sabbath Schoo
II M. Prayer Meetings at 1880 p. IN. Sunday, Tues
day and Friday evenings.
Baptist Railroad Street Corner Maple Rev
l.. 1. Sandtord, Pastor. Preaching 1880 ;. Nj. 5
School IL NJ. Prayer meeting $50. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 1870.
Free Bdptist-Main Street. Corner Prospect
sabbath services. lO:3O AN, and $50 T.. NJ sabbath
school at II NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
Ing at 1870. Rev. u. II. Adams pastor
Church Of the MesSiah-t UniversastJ Eastern
avenue. corner Cherry street. Sabbath services
Wednesday evening meeting at 7:3O. Rev. &. w.
Jenkins pastor.
Methodist-CentraI street. Rev. f. W Culver
Pastor Residence next to the Church. Sab
bath services at 1890 A. M and 6:3O p. NJ. Sabbath
school at IL Wednesday evening meeting al
7:;O.
North -CongregdtionaL-M street. corner OF
Church. Rev. Henry w. Jones, Pastor. sabbath
Schnol at l:i5 p. NJ. Wednesday evening meeting
at 1:JO.
South ngregqtionai-AIain street. Rev Ed
ward I. Fairbanks. Pastor. sabbath services at
1880 A. NJ. aud $50 p. NJ. Sabbath School at Il NJ
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880.
Presbyterian ChuTch-Eastern Avenue. Rev w
X. Laird, pastor. sabbath services at 1880 a. III
800, $50 p. III. Sabbath school at II III. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening 1870
ST Andrews ~ Episcopal) Main street Rev
+. ;. Fisher. hector. Services Sundays al
1880 a. m, and > p. N. Wednesdays at 1880 =.
sunday School, at IL III.
Roman Catho ic-Cherry Street. Rev. j. A
BOissOnnaultt ish Priest. Mass and 10 a. m
Nespers and BenedictiOn at p III. On the
second Sunday of the month, service at $50 a. III.
and p. m. At LyndOnville same day at 1870 a. III
!. ". O. A.-Meetings at the hall of the Y. NJ. C..
A., Main street, Sunday mornings at $50 Satur
day evenings at 100 Young Mems meeting sun
day at 30 p. Noon meeting every day at
rooms ON Eastern avenue.