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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-09-26
NONRESIDENT Notice.
F. Drake VS.. Williams & Peters,

1t appearing to the satisfaction ofthc Clerk
4 Master from the allegations and affidavit
in compainanfs Bill in above cause, that
defendants, Williams and Peters, are
non-residcnts of the State of Tennessee, no
that the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks In the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, re-
auiring said nonresident defendants to APP
pear and make defense to said Bill ON or be-
fore the fifth Monday in October next,
before the Chancery Court at Winchester,
Franklin county, Tenn, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex-
parte as to them.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester
Tenn, this Sept. II 1888.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. NJ.
BY John Arledge, Dep. c. & NJ.
scptl2-lw
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MARRIED Sept. 2lst, 1888, at the
residence of Mr.. Hunt, in this place, by
Rev. James Campbell, Mr. William,
Dewitt, of Washington, ID. G., to Miss
Matte b. McNaughton, of this county
The bride is highly accomplished, and
her cultured graces and lovely dlsposi.
ton ever won the admiration and re-
tanned the love of those who knew
her. The bridegroom is Superintend.
ent of the Electric Light Company in
Washington City, whittier the happy
couple have gone to make their home.
We gladly join host Of friends in the
warmest wishes for the welfare and hap.
pncss Of the bride.
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A communication signed "Old Sol,'
and dated "Frogtown, near Decherd y
was received ut this Office two or tire,
weeks since, but was not published be.
cause the writer failed to give us hi.
real name. The writer afterwards or.
dcred it turned over to n friend, who
we suppose, was instructed to have il
published in the News, as We saw Il mo-
lice in the last issue of that paper refu
sing to publish an article "cxcoriating
Tramp" for similar reasons.
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T'BLlsHED BY REQrE-T.
From the Manchester Times
Normal Schools.
Editor Times :

Editor Times:
In my perambulations over several
counties | have been much amused ut
various teachers struggling to prove
themselves up with, ar rather little
ahead Of the times, especially of Win
chester and whatever emanatcs from
that place. Some say the Normalism of
that place is all bosh; some, that the
new method will soon die out some,
that it is dying now, though there are
more students in attendance than here
tofore; some, that the methods are not
new, but two or three hundred years
old /; some, that the word Normal can
be applied only to schools for teaching
teachers, ignoring the fact that the Win
chester Normal does this; and others,
finding no other point for attack, ask,
with significant nod, Are there not
Normal modes Of study as well as of
teaching?
Were not these parties teachers, some
of them connected with, and Others ut
the heads Of, popular schools, we should
be much surprised, but in the present
day it is not expected that Il teacher
who aspircs to notoriety will admit any
Others as equals or as meriting even an
ordinary position in the profession.
That some should know nothing of
Webster while others pervert him for
an effect is not tn be wondered at.
But what does Webster say?
NORMAL, a. l. normalis, from
norma, u square, Il rule.
/. According to square or rule );
X i X
2. Regular; according to an estab-
lished law, rule, or principle.
3. Relating to rudlments or elements;
teaching rudimenis or first principles;
rs, normal schools in France
He further says regular and ordinary
are synonyms Of Normal. Thus we see
that whatever is regular or whatever
is done by rule is Normal. Those
schools which teach rudlmcnts or first
principles, if done by rule, are Normal
that school that teaches teachers is
Normal those schools which teach both
rudiments and teachers are Normal al
so, especially if, as in the Winchester
Normal, rules COMFORTING with the
laws of the physical, mental and moral
powers of the pupils are complied with,
enabling them to become thorough, &C
tive and correct workers in the school
room.
Let teachers, then, understand that
the systematic work is Normal, and
that he is most Normal who comes near
est to the requirements Of his pupils,
whether they be elementarians or teach
ers; that servilely initiating another is
monkeyism; that being themselves in
all their work, while using the best
methods, 10 matter from whom learned,
Ga right that all havc,) is true manli-
ness. To find fault does not prove su-
periority. Weak nations combine
against a strong one. Bees never sting
except when losing honey. The sue
cesstul is never envious. The wasp has
a sharp sting, though it makes no
honey. RAMBLER.
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Public Sale /!
Mrs. Catherine Baker ct ais VS. j. G

Mrs. Catherine Baker ct ais VS. j. G.
Stewart
by virtue of decree of the Chanccry
Court Of Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at it, June Term, 1883, in above cause,
will, on
Monday, October 22nd, 1883,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn
sell to the highest bidder, for CASH, the fol.
lowing tract OF land, to-wit Situated in civil
district No. of said county, one mile nortl,
Of Dccherd, and adjoining W. W. Martin
James Wagner and the Oakley old lands
&c., containing 80 acres, more or less.
Will be sold to tatiSfy a judgment that A.
$. Marks, Colyar u Curtis and 7. II. Finch
recovered against Mrs j. q. Stewart on the
10Th day Of June, 1883, for S54l72, with in
tcrcst and cost % sale.
Sale within lawful hours.
ThisScpt. 18th, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. & NJ.
BY John Arlcdgc, Deputy {. Il NJ.
Sept. l9-tds
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strong arms of the ballot and public
sentiment, break down the monster
This formidable enemy to all honorable
souls.
:. Prohibition is our only hope, and let
" come. ANTITRAMP.
Cowan, Tenn.
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NASHVILLE MARKET.

Bacon-clear sides, 9@9tc. Bulk
meats-clcar sides, SIC; clear rib sides,
Sc; all packed. Hams-Sugar,cured,
14@l5i.
Lard-SnowAake, in kegs, l2Icts.
Country lard, 9@lOc.
Dried Fruit-Apples, sc. Evapora-
ted apples, l. lie.
Eggs-From first hands, hens, l7@
l7tc.
Fcathers-Prime geese, 55c; mixed,
including duck, l5@30c.
Ginseng, sl.6O@l.65.
Rags, Sl,75@al.74 per 100 lbs.
Corn, shelled, 54c.
Wheat, plump, 10000; dry red
plump, 90c@sl; dry Mediterranean.
.Sl@l.O2!,
Corn meal, per bushel, 51l@G0c.
Oats, in bulk, 33c; in small lots, q
@5c advance
Rye, new, from wagon, 60c.
Hay, sl4@sl5 per ton.
Hogs, 225 lbs. average, s4.75@4.S5.
Cattle, extra good shipping, S3.5O@
375.
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=. j. Cushion ct. ais. VS.. Samuel Stiles
and others.
BY virtue oi decree Of the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tenn, pronounced
at its June Term, 1883, in above cause,
! will, on
Monday, Oct. lst, 1888,
n, the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder, on credit Of one
and two years, except 10 per cent. to he paid
in cash on day OF sale, the following described
tract Of land situated in Franklin county,
Tenn, civil district Ne. ., on the ban Z Of
Elk river, beginning at the ford ri Elk river,
Just above the mouth Of Loss Greek, running
with the road IA it ran in 1854 to large
stopping white oak corner To ED Robins "
myself; thence int straight lincto awhile
oak and walnut standing near the northeast
corner Of the old Holloway gin house thence
to sourwood standing on the southeast Of the
furlhcrmost stable Of the said Holloway from
the house; thence with said path to within
three rods Of the spring thence south to til,
line of said Holloway and u ii Murrelrs north
boundary line; thence with Elk river to the
beginning, and containing acres more OF
less.
Notes with two or more good and solvent
securities will be required Of the purchaser,
and lien will BE- retained ON the land until
all of the purchase money IL paid.
This Sept LIST, 1888.
GLEN. ARIEDGE, &. & VI.
by John Arledge, Dep. NJ.
Scpl3-tdS
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aman sells poison, under license,
a's not forced to buy that poison:
al0on keeper ever forced, or tried
|" "'se, us to buy a drink. He has a
@s from 7 the State, and until ma.
N " the people say he shall no:
Jus y object to make money Is !egiti.
;,I MS line. And he is very pol
,A.eeeplng secret the names ofmany
hu ".. who are good customers
ouy on the sly
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Our Agents.

The following named persons arc au-
thorlzed to receive and receipt for sub.
scriptions to Home journal:
John ii Martin, Winchester.
George L. Banks, Decherl.
ID. 5. Long, Hockerville.
Il. X. Sartain, Cowan.
W. Is Gossage, Estill Springs.
|. n Martin, Maxwell.
O. p. Bruce, Huntland.
q. W. Bowling, Maxwell.
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A very esteemed young man of VIM
chester, who belongs to the legal fra
ternity, asked ns the other day II we
thought he would be happier provided
he married. We replied to him in the
language Of an old philosopher, to-wit (:
If you should not marry, sir, you will
repent it; if you should marry you will
repent it. And we left him to choose
for himself.
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Wiley S. Embrey IL Son are opening
|.k in their new store, and will be
|iy for II big trade in II few days.
ny are still offering bargains at their
stand.
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pIn. Sallie Rochelle and her cousin,
$ Rosa Cilley, both Of Lowndes
putty, Ala. are visiting our town, the
pts ofNlrs. Margaret Shofiher. Pleas
and joyful he their sojourn here.
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carter d Bro have disposed of their
XIX of groceries, and now deal exclu-
'ty in hardware, quecnsware, and
tNultural implements.
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Photographic Gallery.

My Gallery will be open every Fri.
day and Saturday from date-Sept. 81,
1888. II Is. WILLIAMS.
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The Winchester Literary Society
meet next Friday night, at Z!
lcck, at the residence of Mrs. NJ. IL.
iIIiams.
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|Mr. Peter Moihette has received his
omission as Postmaster at Cowan,
will take charge of the Office next
Lnday.
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State Sheriff Joe Turney, of Nash
Pile, visited his family in this vicinity
|rce our last.
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CORPORATION OF WINCHESTER.

Mayor-John a. Lawing.
Iljermcn-M. NJ. Henderson, q. q. Phil
lip., ]. l.. Baugl, and |, {, Garner.
Marshal-John &. Brazelton, Jr.
c,rnoration Magistrate--J. Is. Ashley.
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Miss Emma Scott. of Chicago, is on Il
bit for Il few days to her cousin, the
|i,or of the Home Journal.
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COURTS.
CHANCERY COURT.

CIANCEli1 COURT
uon John W. Burton, Chancellor.
Can't Glen Arledgc, Clerk and Master
'y sessions, fourth Monday in January and
June.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Han. ]. J. Williams, Judge.
Ar Woodland, Attorney General.
Nathan Francis, Clerk.
Sr..lons, fourth Monday in March, July
md November.
COUNTY COURT.
John ". Williams, Judge.
VIM. L. Taylor, Clerk. Hop. I. Taylor,
Deputy.
J. B. Ashley, Register.
R. q. Smith, Trustee.
R. +. Oakley, Sheriff.
WI. Cherry, County Superintendent.
John p. Wellington, Coroner.
]. W. Syler, Surveyor.
VIM. NJ. R,lssey, Ranger.
J.J. Martin, Notary Public.
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qhe Postmastcr-GenerM has made an
er designating A. Jourdau as mes
ger in the conveyance of mails be-
ben the Winchester depot and the
bmce. Mr.. Jourdan's bid was $50.
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4 special to the Nashville American,
~ COwan, dated the ODD, says that
a,'empt was made the day before to
rs The accommodation train on the
y Z. Railroad "a cross.tie was
sed on the track between Estlll
,ngs and Decherd, but owing to the
'aOee of the engineer the disaster
"erted. The miscreant has not
Oeen apprehended"
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For good, reliable insurance, 60 t"
|. J. Slater, who has been for %
|as agent for the best companies.
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| We understand that the Faculty of
|e Winchester Normal have purchased
|e Walmsley House.
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|John NJ. Hutchins has just received
(sh lot of the finest, sweetest, most de-
Fable perfumeries any sweet lady ever
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Mr.. Frank Turner, an employee of
|e Cincinnati Southern Railway, is
biting his mother here.
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Frank Miller, our barber, left last
turday night, to attend the National
'ored Convention in Louisville.
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Rta meeting of the Winchester Lit
Ey SOciety last Friday night, the fol-
Ing officers were elected
frosideut-Rev. j. T. Curry.
'ce'President-Miss Matte l.. vii.
hs.
ecretary-A S. Moore.
nIe-hliss Lucy WadlingtOn.
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to Fitzpatrick Il Greg
DRY are hereby notified to come forward and
settle Immediately, H. the business Of the firm
must be closed. Unless settlements are made
the claims will he put in the hands Of an oi-
Ger for collection. T. d. GREGORY,
Sept. ii, 'S3. I'm Surviving partner.
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Prof A. Jour,lan has two lots for
kle and house to rent. Apply soon
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Mike Plumlee, of Wartrace, was here
,st Sunday, on a visit to his parents
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County Court Quarterly term next
IOnday.
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No I;oprr-Nos. |, ., 3 and 4 run daily. Nos
. a''' - l.. Y. PARK, Agent
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Prof. Joe G. Estill, of Manchester,
as in town last Friday.
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; !, that when the Home Jour-
|d'ls sSn, out Of the county the postage
b N"a!''s, postage prepaid, 81.
h SOC.
3Oc.
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For Sale, Cheap.

One Forty-horsc power Engine aud Boiler
good as new. Will exchange ior lumber.
DOUGHTY MFG. CO.,
scptl2-tf Murirc,shoro, Tenn.
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Prof. Charlie Estill, Of Lynchburg,
was in town last Saturday.
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Mule for Sale.

Is;I S00d work mule for sale. Apply
sn,o BOYLE d DAVIS.
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w. Ransom VS.. w. NJ. Osborne ct ais.
Dv virtue Of decree Of the Chancery
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro'
nounced at its June Term, 1883, in abov,
cause, | will, on
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Monday, Oct. LIST, 1883,

at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn.
offer for sale, to the highest bidder, iol
CASH, the tract Of land known as the Dr.
borne land, situated in civi district No. . o'
said county, near the Owl Hollow to satisfy
Judgment that W. Ransom, obtained agains
W. NJ. Osborne ct ais, in this Court on thu
9th day Of June, 1883. The same will b'
sold with the right Of two years redemption
This August 10Th, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, G. n VI.
BY John Arlcdgc, Dep. ca NJ.
sept3-tds
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Our FALL STOCK
COM PLETE.

| will call attention Of the TRADING
PIT I.lC to our
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Public Speaking!
HON. RICHARD WARNER,

Member Of Congress from this District,
Will address the people at Winchester
On the lst Monday in October
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Cheap for Cash Or Country
Produce.

Gdy" Remember, We move soon, and
will do you good if you will try US.
By" See our new style Cloaks aud
Jackets when you visit our town.
J. L. RAUCH.
scpl0-ly
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HOME JOURNAL.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

DECIIERD, TENN.
NORTH.
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Chancery Sales,
For October LIST, 1888.

=. J. Cushion ct. ais. VS.. Samuel Stiles
and others.
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Il 100 = - --- N'-N We 80.
SOUTH.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-15
BRIEF NOTES.

c. K. Taylor, business manager for Callen.
der's Minstrels, is in the city.
Sunday evening the So Russian Slave" will
be presented at the Metropolitan by the Girls.
mer Combination.
The $1,000 check lost last Tuesday by L.
| o. Felix has not been recovered yet. Pay
ment of the check, however. has been stopped
at the bank.
There were in toe station house last pight
about twenty prisoners, arrested Tor safe
keeping until the fair is over, as they are
| known 10 be bad characters.
Kohler's wax works drew large attend.
aHce at Turner Hall again yesterday. This
is the last day. 1t is announced that Mr..
Kchler will give social dance this evening
| after the performance.
The Y. NJ. q. A. dinners were very largely
attended yesterday and last evening up to
nearly o'clock. To-day they will be served
again by the lady friends OF the association,
aud good warm meal, with fruits and
delicacies, will be given for only % cents.
The Johnston Brandy and Wine Company
have made extensive improvements at their
winery on Third street, between S and T.
They have also added the latest improved
machinery, and are now fully equipped and
prepared for the manufacture of wine for this
SEASON
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Rev. James Woods, of willows, is in the city
Senator Mcclure and wife are in town, visiting
Mrs. w. K. S. Foye.
J. F. Meekfessel. who is now residing in Oakland
is on visit to his parents here.
Mrs j. H. Barklage, of Georgetown, is visiting
this city, the guest Of Mrs. Meckfessel.
A. McNeal will leave for Oakland this morning,
where ne intends to spend several days.
Colonel c F. Crocker and George Croeker of San
Francisco have been visiting the city since Thurs
day, and returned to-day.
who was married recently at San Diego arrived
with his bride. Sacramento will be their future
home.
!. L. Osgood who represented Court Capitol, No.
6742, of this city at the Subsidiary High Court OF
Foresters, returned here Yesterday aud goes to San
Francisco this morning.
arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday R.
j. Gibson, F. B. Deater, Woodland James Dryden
and wife, MarysviIle II. Kraft and wife, Red Bluff;
j. o'Brien, Jr., L. Sherman, Smartsvile; E. a.
Halstead, 0rovile ; W. Nj. Cruteher, Auburn A.
Montgomery, Oakland A. j. Dallenhde, Napa
j. NJ Waugh, Reid Carpenter, Mansfield, o.; Mrs.
s. Barnes and son, Wheatand H. r. Hamilton,
Chicago John Rock, San Jose ; o. Harvey, Gait
B. B. Butler and wife, Fresno John McComb, Fol-
som DR.. Smedey, Denver Joseph Martin, lone I;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bay Smith, Bradford, Eng; F. c..
Peterson. Lake Tahoe John Coulter, II. S. Mason,
Carson, New; A. S. Condor, Ogden, Utah W. 4.
denuersOu. SUockIOn Alien turts anu vile, Shl
Rafael NJ c. Collier and wife, Astoria S. A Bal
lou and wife, Chicago j. Carr, Nevada City !;
G. W. Meade and wife, E. P. Heald, C. IL. Street.
Mrs. Southwell, c. A. Edison, Geo. CaGy, Geo. Ed
monston, J. Mech, j. II. Davis, j. W. Swales, c.
r. LasleY S. 3. Davies, E. P Mccarthy, NJ Gaust
Sig. Stern, J. C. Nolan, Fl. W. Massey Gus. E. Dom,
Mrs. J. G. Hill, ThOs Johnston, Arthur Hughes,
Mrs. H. Israil, Mrs c. Israi Mrs. R. P Thomas, G.
L. Taylor, L. c. Taylor. Mrs L. Smith, F. W. Smith;
W. f. Dargie, a. W. May, Oakland; Geo. Boyd and
sons, Suisun F. Houghton, Tehams C. Coleman,
c. w. Kahler, Jacksonville; K A. Campbell aud
wife, St Louis; 7. Wickersham. Petaluma; L.
Bigg', S. Davidson, Biggs Mrs. Grimshaw,
Mrs. Wilcox, Cosumnes; E. B. Dean, L. S. Brom-
nell, Oakland NJ. Davis and wife, Butte; G. X.
Smith and son, Biggs NJ. Goucher and wife, Rock
lin J. A. Lawrence, Lincoln; II. W. Earle Stock.
ton R. E. Hyde, Yisalia Jas Cumming, lone );
F. a. Taft, Boston; X. Wright, H. Manning, Ne.
vada Geo. Hunter, Philadelphia B. F. Lette, 7.
G. Herman Reno J. T. Dunn and wife, Dutch
Flat H. Pratt and wife, L. T. Davis, Goconda,
New; J. NJ. Hadley, A. R. Wadsworth, Nevada
City c. Wakefield, Bloomington G. H. Thoma,
Eureka Jas. Adams W. Il. Adams, Oakland.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-15


Between and L-Rev. T. S. Dunn, pastor Rev
f. Jacka will preach at 1045 A. NJ, and the pastor
in the evening. Last sermon of the conference
year.
First BAPTIST Church.
Preaching tomorrow by S. D. Fuller at 10:45 A
NJ, and by the pastor, Rev. A. j. Frost, at 1880 P
NJ. Evening subject "Graces Better than Gifts :
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between and J-Services will be held
at 10.45 A. N. and at 1880 P. NJ tomorrow by Rev.
NJ Wlllett, Of Santa Cruz. Subject of morning dis
course, ga Few Conclusions to be Reached in Our
Failures" Evening, I" Survey Of the Christians
Possessions" ALI cordially invited. Sabbath
school Immediately after the morning service
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between N and o-Preaching at
II a. NJ. and 1870 P. M by Pastor E. B. Ware. Sun.
day-schOOl at $3.50 A. NJ. Strangers especially in
vited.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street. corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. H. II
Rice will preach on Sabbath at 1915 A. and 7:30
P NJ. Morning subject, Fruits Of the Spirit y
Evening, " Roots of the Liquor Traffic"
United Brethren in Christ,
Corner Fourteenth and streets-Rev. J. L.
Field, pastor. Sabbathscho at 9:45 A. NJ Preach
ing morning and evening at the usual hours by
Bishop n. Castle Of Oregon.
Kingsley M. E Church,
Eleventh street, between and Rev. c. Nickel
vey, pastor. Services at l045 A N. and 1880 P. NJ.
Sabbath-school at 1910 p. NJ. Sacrament of the
Lords Supper after morning service. Seats free.
Welcome "A
Calvary Baptist Church,
1 street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth The
pastor Rev j. g. A. Henry, will preach at 10:45
A; NJ and 7:3o P NJ, Morning subject, The The.
ology of Satan" Evening, Faith and Fashion, -
being the third in a series of sermons from the
street. Sittings free. All are welcome. Strangers
invited. Come, for all things are ready"
St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Eighth street, between 1 and J-Rev Carroll NJ.
Davis Rector. Sunday-school at $50 A. N. Morn
ing service at IL A. NJ. Vespers at P. NJ. Thurs
day evening prayer at 7:30. Friday (St. Mathews
Day), Holy Communion at 8 A. NJ