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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

BurfsnoDr, Tnxha sepi 4, 1897
This II 10 certify That We have need your
In Cattle Wy diving hOm 10 10 ~ drops Inter
nally afH apllylng externally once or twte 70
the parts affected sud II gave immediate folef.
a. j. McLuRE. w, y. BulFLEIT.
A., sTEWARD. WILL MCLURE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

AUsrrE, Feb. 22.-lspecial l-Petitions
we're presented by Mr.. Matlock from citi-
zeus o. Wilbarger county, asking law
granting relief 70 certain per-Ons who have
settled on public lands.
Mr.. Randolph, from the committee on
lard claims. reported the bill authorizing
the com missioner OF the land Office 10 Issue
certain patents suspended for want Of re-
ports Of county elerks.
M. Matiock. from the COMMITTEES on pub
lie lands. reported bsck, with q substitute,
the bin seftinR aside land in Green cOunty
for incntiODsl sBd other purposes
Bills rsfrYrrd
BrNr Nstls-k-FOs the relief Of oertsin
citizsDs Of Wiihtrgcr county
By Mr.. Trsslor-io iurther prgVlde TOT
the Supervision ard construction ~ The new
state house b. fixing TIE salary q the su-
ue-iutendent - $3.50, and repealing The
lss crssting o Doard Of capitol o0mnission-
ers.
b. NJ. Bnch.nan-To cres,s system Of
normal schools for The better education Of
b M. strntton-A joint resolution, n
sirnctinr the ntto-ney- Esneral - bring suit
- csnceI ths cha-fers q al rnilrosfs which
have nd complied With the lsrs q the
stste. snd Which have No ofhce In the stste-
b. ~ Pisufer-A JOINT resoiufi01 70
nrnend s-licls 7 o. the constitution, relative
n he ir.restmerf q stste funds.
Er NJ Iohnsun. o. ColIin-A III - pm
- re-suns f1r w1frllT destrcTing tinber.
IL rr1aIte-. lid trf1-e n s1rr-e n
5000 ~ tns ourrrIittes ~ u. s.ls -
frnrs - -rnroi lsr1s-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Petition. sn6 rssn5risis wee presented
e. fJllDTs-
81 Cbenc-set-A Memorial 81 citizens
- Fannin cvrrtT. rr.Tfng for r.Ors IN
cent l0cal opfi1s AZ
d Harkne-s-A perIficr q TIE c1rnfnis-
siDnsrs courf - Dimnlf cDunty, Esking .
rssfurnfiOn q the CYL and criminal juris
dirfion % sni1 cDuutT.
b Soul reupustrsnrs agnlnE NE
p fhn er-<fr-A memorial fr1rn r.ti-
rer1 q EIis rrurfT. sski1r ~ ne rasssrs
d ssr IN rerzr1 u he rirtts ac1ulred ~
therr ~ NE II 1872 lsrI1s.
b Carsr-A r1src-ial. inc-easing ne
fse< 81 1sseE8crs nd c1ler4crtL
BIS rHfErT.r-
- WrFf~u~r-1s lr<tftrts cs-fair -
- Hrrrsstw-Is No. tstnitslT -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

HE pending busiBsss ~ fhs PERSON
BIN snd the question 70 STRIKE out the en-
actlrE clsuse.
Br0rn sid be Should rsxret harina
the ersclinf clsu- strcck out and Believed
. - b tte d-fF - ths tarisisfurs - tro-
vids ~ ths.- men vbc 80 molly def.nded
ne riEtfs % 1sri.ns.
Lindsey ui-btrsr bis Eg.i11 10 ST. lie Col
the ensctinF cInuss.
D0rElss sid thnt TIE chiei cbisrfirr - ~
VI wns ttat certsi1 rnerbers thcurtt i
wCnld ~ he der IN frtud ard irrrEf
ticr. tut b thCnrtf thst 80 rIru~frf1r n
tts III th-sw Huflcis-t -.f-r-srt s---r-
- iHu-
Frrnk rfsss a. snen s,s~ui. p-oriais,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Ac-ru, Psb. ~ SPECIAL l-Psfifi0ns
vers presertsd 81 f1lloss.
By NJ. Trnylur-From the commissioners
cc1-1 - PEio Pirto cc1rtT, sizing tkEt
--ns< 81 80 b. rsr-itted - ne -uurfy.
b NJ Tr-<l-Th-s- f-0- Cd rsns =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

room, mud IN n WIN cusomary for them 70 study in
the living room of the family with whom tney
boarded In the house Of Aunt Knee ante TO
themseives anu on this acoountu VAS naa", a.
boarding place. A custom Of tho house was t s
sSs snys q Ss sn aud Ike the
~sileptiy steal away They seldom 2tumDsoa; y; St
begged to DO allowed 70 sit up later bn. one hs na
after the bell had heen rung they all remained a9
studIed with zeal which, during the cav, w1ul '.
be more commendable than common. Ann. nlnso
observed that the young men were NOT a.spUs s W
r,tire and 20 began niter the manner oil women, 70
ash Questions Boys. didn't you hear snat ps. a..
SOh let US stay little while longei ssG tre
SSys sSai wss IL. o Sn
sel ~ "'''"'' ~ lila, =,
onestions and. worsted in the debate, they retIeu
from the dIning-room. Once upstairs, however,
they all BEGAN 10 march back and forth, from room
to room. in masner wnlch I, .v Sorce The, took
GREAT care not to close the doors Oarcntg ana tne
good lady OF the house listened patiently unru hIu
night TO the ceaseless tramp OF the young lIoJans.
Then Iakinr her stand at the foot OF the STAIRS sc
called one of the boys down, and. TAXING MIN t'cc
tionaely by the cellar, plunged HIM su.
of the front door into the snow. we assure 5 SoS
that he was not long lonesome out IN tne aark
NIGHT for before the bewidered youth could PICK
himself up aud collect his scattered Senses ITO hau
company. -, - - u.,o
TINS, calling all the young patrolmen one by one.
she escorted them to d dOVr and saw tnein across
the threshold Among the number IS saiu ~ u. th
been the son of DIR. Gideon Soule. once our ~ .ne
stormy night, for the snow was falling tast THESE
Young mischief-makers either walked abont III =
dszed way till dawn or else found sheiter shu
solace with some schoolmate.
IN. next day Aunt Ringe told DR.. Abbott tnae
few of the boys could return, but some OF mem
never could board with her again. The result was
Ihat she had no boarders the next year, but Only
for that year for afterward her house was ever
full. The boys we'll knew the real kindness OF net
heart and after all, admired her resolution ara
oid-fashioned New England plIck. In FACT she
became quite heroine.
Mr. Gun min gham's book will delight the alumni
of the famous old Academy and will, moreover, he
matter of interest TO the general reader.
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WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Express Trains leave New. Dssorossss
landt-st Ferries A. follows
5l5. 720 $50 80 and 10 lAmtedl IL m. 3:ll St1L
o, d z. and y. and IL night Suadav4 % Lao
itedl and 10 a. m. 4 .. Z. aud p aud IL al shI
express Trans NswHOr< day. except ltr.
20 a. IN. aud o running through VIA rreutoa AL
Camden
Returning leave BrOadst station lssi.
3l5, 245, 1855 except Monday bs5O 1880 ss2l $50
Al, ana Il;l0a NJ Limited Express l9o and S;sD IN
Ma Sso S:t5 4i35 $50 a M i5;2e nniSsu. 80
go a Va; ana s;So p M daiy eIoeDt sunday -.
Ticket Otices. $50. $40 sn S4t BROADWAY As)- HOue
ana foot OF Des5rosses and certlsnat COuist ard
Brooklyn station. foot Of FultSn-s BroSxVn Nez
ia III and lbs Hudsonst Hoooken Staen. Jersey ct
Emigrsnt Ticket Olhce. No > Battery Place All Jlsds
Garden.
The New York Transfer Company viii call for ant slssx
bagRagofron hotels aud resdelcsx
CHARLES n. PUGH, ]. II. WOOD
general Manager General Passr AGENT
ROND0UT and Kingston Line.-Stesmei
~ James W. Baldwin leaves Monday "Wednesday and "a.
day IA. from SCOT Hsrrisons msxug i1nsnrs
and connecting with Ulster Delaware and stony cove R
VNR0Y BOATS-CiTIZENS' LINENS
Il steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY Ie I'VE Rel
No a. " r. foot OF ChrsfOpherst, daily EXCEPT SATURDAY
connecting with morning points N0rth
sunday steamer touches At Albany.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on ana after ynly 2, 1893.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE :.
Trains leave Sew.rork VIA Desbrosses am O'ruaan
Harrisburg Ptisburg Yves iani South. WITH Pulin
Palace Cars atacrcd. NJ and 8p M daily. NewY0rx
and Chicago Limited Of Parlo Dining n0<lns AL sses
Cars at ga. 90. sverv isy
Williamsport Lock Haven Cory anf sre ~
d connecting at CORY for fitusve Petroeia Ss.'
tire and the OIL Re gioas
Baltimore Washington the south tAmitei ~as1lags9s
Express Pal,naD Parior Cars iziy except Sun ia
9. M STRIVE Washington p N. Regular. VIA sitP
r.. at sis aud 80 $40 ami n n sni IL o. sat VA
b. and o. u. r.. aBG 10. m aud IL night -.
Sunday via Il. aud p X. r. n and L. al M VA
b. and o. X. H. D. m. and ~ night
For Atlantic city exceps SUNDAY. ll:lOa M anu D. s
Through ! Train.
For Cape May Sunday Sis and II a M ana N
Long Brsnch Bay Head Junction and interned se SO
TONS Railway and Amboy. IL l1ls = m Il hgD,
$40. 6sui 81. M On SUNDAY ga m and D. M 1ao's
stop Asbury PARK. .,. :.
Long Branch ned of Pullman Patlor Cars Al Slo p n
daily except Sunday. -.
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect sitha through tran
at JERSEY city ahording speedy indirect tralNse "s
Brooklyn travel. -,o..,
!n2o m. daily ani a M daily except dondey ~ ~
Washington and Baltimore SEA 05o a m 500 Js9 ss'f
l0;s5 and 1880 p M sunday g 80 500 IN ~ >, "a
10:5Up. Prom Baltimore. 1:2O m; on sum- - ~
pm From phi saelghia $50, $40 $50 $50 Ssreeg'
MOnday $780, $40 1910. l1lD a m. lsD. J. 800 w
go 100. $50. $50 1920 l0;35 and l05Op M study
S.5o $50 GO. 795 lls35 a. 6c2a. 1888. hSs. lsz''
1875 and l0:50p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EouIP
MENT, AND TAE FASTEST TINE CONsISTtsSr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
THE SPECIAL NEW YORK

FNHE SPECIAL NETWORK
AND WHITE MOUNTAINS
Express with parof and other trough will
and after July 2 1888 leave Grand Central Depot IN "
H. and IA. n. R at dainty. except Sundaye
Wos River with express train for Newport Vermont
onebec aud arriving re early in the
ing Parlor seats be engaged IN advance al D.
ticket Office N a. {. Depot, "a by addressing
G. r. Hampstead O. I. A..
Grand Central Depot Nsw.Ysrk.
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aa-ssa sos 81 10000
Isth st. g. ss5 II o. issy, 76xioo.S ostrum
"o1 ~ ,p mss 20 * sna ~ $3.50
ss,S A. 10 seb lbs tie Il ot6svo ba1iooss
81 Or 90 bxsL6K2O0 40 eto ii H. HAYWARD ioF o.o,o
Mottsi es lot 2iA 2bS94; Y firO ms Co to aeoo
Isl q 90 y 4 S2i "a " al Iiip.sve. ssTss Al Trega mn
lar II J Dawson assignee. TO Nerncs Peri- ~"
Som i42 n ~ 5th luoxlo3t chs"ncy "a,
Kirner wife Williams iV'.'e
15thst n 200 n " 81 lGth-aVo, 251lOOs' II eros
by md wife b. n barry y.
property; Henry Daily jr sna wfete sct1~ soo
East h ~ a. , mss 'cz aaa 2eo ."'N $500
2dEy s; SSs o. AMI d9t br-rs 70 Fes. 10000
Sa1Se TO- 20 ih 81 T SsSper 1900
s''h BAH 70 < FeS os 1900
l2Oth u 275 n OF I'd ave. ld2xlO2lli EMS
20 ~ Browning
Sdsys ,sI,,. .o f,pts, ~ $4,000
Iygd.st n = I7a.6 n Or MadsOnsve, ls3xlonil,T
II Troacy and wife 20 Bertha soha -...-',.'..
Prince.st No 1873 T Ruggles, referee 10 T. ., -.o
Albert - 4s'
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the
L NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL


a. m.-Daiy except San1ass Day ETpress drssa.rsoa
Coaches 10 Binghamon Elmira and Buf4ll sie pAss
p. m. tDsIlyl-"sL LOUIS Limited Express y ekne
CHARGE for fast time -Pumans ~ie-png coaches I, bm
7:Os M Cleveland i:io p m: Cincinnati : % y mi s.
Ions $40 a. IN second dsy. CONNECTING trsns sEtss
pe,r@t $40 p M Toledo 9;2N a and Indiaas''os
s m psily, Pacific Express for the we.. A ssaa
hs,sson EmiS Bgnsc Nssra Falls cn.nesn sss
s:l5 p -EmiTrant train for Vest =,
noen hs5 $40 aSs rsss IA 90 9 o So IN.
lSmdanght sundays g. $50. io2oA ~ las. SO, -"
s Ss's; sS s ae a ssS $50 1872 Ais Il 5 ps,1
l2midnght sundays 8. s'S9 1920 a m. Las. 5'1s'
rNsxart aud Paterson via Newark, ssts s,to ii.p..;
s sS . on of saS may sG M -sd = sa
snnsrn q 7Sa $50 io2o a "a iea. so ~ al
M iS is "a ana and % a %sa,s si"a- '
wsrrcles s sa, c m $50 m "a, .,,snr
KSnaoa. and Kingston and MONTGOMERY. pa H. ss',
Ss aS.Ssn 80 j. asc loso ~ sso $50 asa sl5a
Ma1.scSn, s.ss q iesoS M $50 4so & sissE
senasS s 10 20 a sS Ss,S The so xs
The 81 m tram At aAsn-sl esly "a.
Per. Jsryaa 5,se q d9so n -sSa 4 sis p m sa''
!. era rs 's's 1''.
Sleeping obtained aud for the
sns soi % ia .ss
Ceurtst Brookn or st the compsass pepo.< a. riS
'ha 1'i no a X ana ass5rr Conn r..r Axmt Yotr
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERssY
4a f sso 10 ssss ,'i sGS sss sss Sss
mtaa,ght snndaya ?. ga m. aud l.ls "a .u.
Manuel spring Valley ana Acnssy. Tia ioA ma t''F~
''' JNo. n ABBOTT. aeal Past Axsas Nss.yss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

SIARINs
COMPANY.
Office Pier l8. ". r.. foot OF Curtiandtst.
forwarded any
Of tho world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
delivery Of ali kinds Of freight mer
chandise 10 any part Of the city.
SEA AND BARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BoR LIoHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghered any point
IN the barbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAmBoATs. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER PoR EXCU RSIoNs.
John II. Stan and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN Pier IL N. L., ut y. IN. daily. lsaturdays
exeeptee-l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO. between New.YorR aud
New-Hsvcn. Care and dispatc guaranteed.
Freight for points d. l. W. RR. received at 10
For New Haven and points East NJ Pier Ia
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles Tor
Ten Cens Steamers from Iron Pier I. r. r.. root
Whitehallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpav N J.-Dry Docks,
Machine and Boiler shops Every thing appertanng the
construction and repair OF vessels
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REAL ESLATE.

hEAL bSIAIE.
NEw-YoRk, Thursday, July IL. 1883.
The following sales were made at tho Ex-
change saleroom today
By c. s. Br0iDa
I a-story brick dwelling lot is RntgorsL
place lAonroesn, .. lb6.O u W OF Clinton-sJ, lot
16xllO; samuel Bush S10,b50
By r. IL. Ltdl0ac q Co.
ID brown stone dweiiDg with lease OF lot. No
1889 Rice ;.....:..:s.;. $4,000
per mouth
BYA. j. BIeecker &
! 2-story brick house with lot n . East lSothst
121 2 II " Of Sd-aTe. plot OF land 23xll6
] lot lblst. 81 45o II Of Courtiand-Rye 25x
1870. w J Barnes.
Building with about y acres MHstuton-road,
OF White Pihths turnpike. BronKyile r
swain seOO
RECORDED REAL e5rArE TRAN5TEal
KEw.YoRk
Samuel. st. s. lot ] IT, 5oxls3 EliUt Sanford ref
cree TO Brady $3.50
seth st So, ~ fte OF 2d-aye, 2OxhB-9x2177.6;
Joseph Isaac simon G300
Cherry a. No l2f; Edwnd Prss0n 10 Sarah Pirfs-
Lot 1893 on MadisOnave. 2itn Ward. 2l.7xs27 IF
Smith and wife tn John Wild .......
Same ropertyi John kuiorn aud wife 10 W tirOs
2dsye % gel n IL I22d-st. eoIse; the n Y Lffe
ms Co GaalenInaier. 10000
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DAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, = IN
NEW.YORK
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Smyrna times., 1883-04-18

Benjathin Benson, of Middletowp.
disposed of his dwelling on Saturday
to ID. n, Willetts for $4,000. He pro-
poses going to Wilmington.
w. n. Dorsey one of the wealthiest
and most prominent citizens of Milford
died about A. NJ. yesterday, and the
boy Ross, accidentally shot some weeks
since by negro lad died the same day.
DEATH OF THE REV. MR.. HUNTING
DON.-The Rev. Cyrus Huntingdon,
for the past 20 years pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Dover, died
about s P. NJ. on Sunday evening of
pneumonia, after an illness of several
weeks. The deceased was about 81
years old and had lived in Dover since
1862, having Officiated Immediately be-
fore that date as a chaplain in the
army. Hehas served several terms as
chaplain of one or the other branch of
the State Legislature and was chosen
chaplain of the House during the pres
ent term, duty which his illness has
seriously interfered with. In January
of the present year Mr.. Huntingdon
married, as his second wife, Miss Clara
A, daughter of J. Alexander Fulton
Esq. He owned a small farm near
Dover and had an insurance of $4,000
on his life.
A NEW CARRIAGE SHOP IN DOVER
William R. Cahoon, Jr., of the firm OF
William r. Cahoon & Son, the enter
prising carriage men of Dover, has
about completed plans for the erection
! of large and cOmmodious carriage
factory on Lockerman street and on
the present site ofthe old factory. The
main building, fronting on Lockerman
street, will be rs feet front, by so feet
deep, with an L 16 by Is feet. 1t will
be two stories 13 and IA feet high, will
cellar underneath. The lower par
will be occupied as show room anC
two stores, the fronts of which will b.
of French plate glass and constructed
in the latest styles.
The upper floors and the rear build
ings will be devoted to the manufac
ture of carriages. When finished
there will be sufficient room to stor,
over 100vehicles. The entire building
will cost in the neighb0rhood of SIS,
600.
The same gentleman will also at tn
same time, construct fine doubl
dwelling house on Bradford stree
above Reed, the dimensions of whic
will be 80 by 65 feet.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-18
Maryland Items.

James n. Todd, son of Rev. R. w.
Todd, has been admitted to the bar of
Caroline equity.
Within ten or twelve years the yield |
of herring in the Choptank river has
decreased 80 per cent. Shad have in
creased.
A gentleman shipped since March
1st, 1883, $4,000 bushels of oysters from
Chester river for planting purposes in
Northern waters.
The trial of Mrs. Beachamp, who is
in Jail at Denton, on the charge of
poisoning her husband, has been post
poned until April oath.
In removing the bodies from the old
Hollingsworth Cemetery, at ElktOn,
that of q woman buried 60 years ago
was found to be almost perfectly pre-
served.
Hard crabs have been caught in the
Choptank all during the Winter by
oysterMen, and knowing ones say this
shell-fish will be plentiful during the
Summer.
The first care of the Rev. J. A. B.
Wilson, Presiding Elder of Salisbury
District has been to advance the sala-
RIGS of the preachers wherever it can
| be done. He intends thus to make the
lower district the most desirable in the
Conference.
Charles H. Gibson, of Easton, has
been engaged by the State to assist
Colonel Joshua w. Bryant in the trial
of the case at Denton against Mrs.
Beachamp and James Ahearn, indicted
for the murder of Martin Beachamp,
husband of Mrs. Beachamp.
The Centreville Record says that w
Gould, Esq, of Spaniard's Neck, "whC
is always in the van in planting his
corn CROP" began last Wednesday and
expects to finish by the middle of this
week. William Meeks, of Fishing Val
ley, Queen Anne's county, reports thai
he finished planting corn Saturday
week.
The body of Cecil P. Whitaker, whC
was lost Saturday week with Lewis
|
! in an open boat from Havre de Grac'
to Turkey Point, Cecil county, was re
: covered Sunday. The body was hoOke'
5 up from the bottom Of the river. Hop
: kins' body was recovered last week
Capt. III. J. Poplar on Saturday fire,
so blank cartridges from a cannon wit
the hope of bringing up the bodies, bu
: without success.
Il The Fire at Crisfeld.-One year agC
h in the busy little town of Crisfeld, i
= Somerset county, SO well known for II
extensive oyster trade, eighteen house
were destroyed by fire. The loss
e property at that time was estimated
L seventy-four thousand dollars. O
& Saturday last another fire broke out
le the same town, which devoured 81.
1t teen buildings, among which were Sc
g, eral stores, the value of the propert
destroyed being put at about ninet
=. thousand dollars. The insurances W
~ cover, it is reported, a little more tn:
- one-half of the losses sustained. II
N destruction of thirty-four building
=, many of them in the business part
10 the town, within the space of one we
must be sad blow to the enterprisll
es citizens of Crisfield.
Smyrna times., 1883-04-18
ercRET SOCIETIES.

1oncr No. l3. A. F. A. M.-MeetS First
HAEYG%ShTi G%hird Thursday evenings of each MONTH
&Soe'CCSap Ar LODGE. No. 6. 1. o. o. F.-Meets
ever! Fxc.MPMESr, No. 2.-Meets Second
McDoySShnLLs,b Tuesday evenings of each month, at
No ORDER OF HEPTAs0fHs
sNYESe Meets every Wednesday evening" at ciocA'
Smyrna times., 1883-04-18
.u,,pcH SERVICES.

,sBrgY METtHoDT,9' and M w pm. Sunday school-
ng at lOl4 A. NJ Gi prayer rMeeting-Thursdays at
y R;v john S'l:F 3 Fss PSs'oF
ST PETfins Y P'% Sunday MegaeiSS scnocl
H7SIP.M. SAM Nm ; * ( Gordon, Rector.
-2PA Nv cnuday-Preaching at 1917 A. NJ.
prrsgYTERIA Sunday School, p. N. Prayer
and 51S 51S;,,EP.Fridays ?. ri at 714P.M Rev.JT'Umsted'
Pastor, odd Fellows Hall-second Sunday
CATHOLIC -O-,a,,th At 10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Rev.
Geo. > METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored).-
EESrENSSl,A..L Preaching at 10% A. NJ. and p NJ
sun sun (ieS.H. Ga; Waters, Pastor
sn5 u EsV a. RoSsF
IN PASTOR