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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-13
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"Jen Thousand Miies Away."-oliver Doud
Byron appears in Fulton opera house, Mon
day evening, in this play, Of which tho Cincin
natl Saturday Night says "Ten Thousand
Miles Away " Is full OF exciting situations and
Is destined TO become very popular. The
company Is made up Of frat class people. Mr.
Byron plays his old part of Joe Ferris with
all his accustomed power and versatility OF
talent. The acting Is so good that each scene
IL looked forward TO I'm its order. Mr. Byron
the star, Is made the hero OF the many contre.
temps which occur, Decidedly the" lite " OF
the piece Is Mr.. Fred. warren.
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\ TEnEIBLE ACCIuEE..

From I2O 10 $50 msu Keporiod Kiiicd by an
Explosion.
LYYCuBURG, Va, March ia special
from POcabontas says an explosion oo
Cured in the coal mines there at 1880
O'Clock this morning, and that from 100 to
150 miners wero killed.
MeUiCal Ala summoned.
A special train with surgeons left here
for the scene of the explosion at 1918,
Up to noon no further particulars are re-
ceived.
$50 Mon thought e. bs Killed,
PETERSBURG, Va, March 13 The OK.
plcsiun occurred in the mines of the
Southwest Virginia improvement com
pany at Pooahontas, Tacewoll county. The
work of destruction vas horrible,
aud complete. There were $50 men in the
mino at the time, not ono of whom is be
ievod to have escaped. People en-
tering the mine siuco were driven
out by the foul gases A number
OF bodieB horribly manglsd have
been found, some with heads aud limbs
completely torn Off Houses two or three
hundred ioet from tho mines were shat.
tered, and in some cases demolished. Cof.
fins are being made 10 receive the bodies.
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Coyle Hopes u save nis Neck.

TtTIysNnIB JOnpIIUf,
Coyle admits the killing oE Emily Myers.
but claims that he was out of his mind
when he did it. He has selected Prof. p.
NJ. Bike as his spiritual adviser, but does
not realize the gravity of his situation,
ard still hopes for pardon or change OF
sentence to Imprisonment for life. Sheriff
Plank will not hesitate to do his duty
under tho law, no matter how unpleasant.
York county has no gallows, but Frank
lin county has nearly new one, which
will probably be secured for the occasion.
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DKoPosaLs VIII Dg RECEIVED Ar

JADUB q . NUAhEK, I
mls.Rs Arc.ioneerII
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rns L,tls Flower H. chester County

West Chester village Record.
The Lancaster IETRLLIGENCER says a:
"Thc only place IN America where tho
lotus flower of Egypt is said to be indig
onous or uaturalized il on mill pond near
Dover, Delaware, and ii there is any place
in the county where it is always lazy after
noon Il is down that way" There Is a
place IN Chester county whore tho lotus
was in bloom last summer and while they
arc not lazy people at the place, there isn't t
a more delightful spot to while away a
summer afternoon than under tho shade
OF that beautifully kept lawn in the
charming Chester valley.
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neu Ynrh ninrAasA

NEW YORK, March 13.--Flour-stato and
Western dull and I'm some cases ashade lower.
Southern quiet anu unchanged -cOmmon TO
fair extra, % 60Gt 50; good TO choice Go.
"a S56l6 SO.
wheat opened somewhat stronger, but later
ruled easier and gold down kk1lc fair specu-
lative trading; No. 2 Red, March, 81 09t0
90; April, sl 09skEpl 10N do May, H 1lX0
l2x do June St 1901 r.
Corn h@h lower and fairly active Mixed
western, spot, h5sp63 do future. 62 2n65Ac.
Oats Lc lower and dull, including No.
May, 4lHc State. I2qlsc Western. 3ok6t8c.
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Look cut for Your ft,sa.

No matter wrat partsi it may finally affect,
catarrh always starts in the heai, and belongs
to the head. There is no isystery about tho
origin OF THIS direful disease. 1t begins In n
neglected cold One OF the kind thatis " sure
TO DO better In Il few days" Thousands OF
victims know now IL Is by sad experience.
EIy's Cream Balm cures colds In the head and
catarrh in all its stages. Not q snuff nor q
liquid. Applied with tho rpgcr TO the nos
trIls mi2wdeod&w
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itailroad builders.

Partricius McManus, of this city, with
some Philadelphia railroad contractors,
visited Sea Islo yesterday and went over
the route of the proposed Sea Isle aud
Ocean City railroad, for the construction
of which they will put in bids. The road
will DO ten miles in length, and will run
within $50 feet of the coast the entire dis,
tance, The contract will be awarded on
Saturday.
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A Pcpul.r FalIscy.

Many peop,e think that Rheumatism cannot
be cured. IL ia caused by lad state OF the
blood which depo It's poisonous matter in the
joints and muscles, causing lamen ss, stiffness
and swelling OF the joints ana excruc atipg
pains. Kidney. Wort viii certainly effect
cure. Ii acts on the Kidneys, Liver ana Bow
els, stimulating them to n healthy action, pur-
files and enriches tho blood and eliminates
the POISON from the system. Go 10 tho near
est druggist buy Kiiney-w ort and DO cured. !.
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Died Full of Years.

MIR. John Long died on Wednesday
at the residence OF his sOn-in law,
MIR. BENZ. Cutler, in Drumore township.
Mr.. Long was in his Oath year, aud was
quito active almost up to the time Of his
death. lie vas widely known aud highly
respected, and vas one of tho oldest and
best preserved men in the lower end.
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uenry j Young,n For eral.

The funeral of Henry J. Young took
place this afternoon and was attended by
the members Of tho G. A. r., |. o, of o. f..
and the blue lodge OF Masons in largo mum
bers, besides m ny relatives and friends,
The religious services were conducted by
Rev. G.. W. Ssilhamer of tho Bethel,
Church of God. Tho interment was made
at Woodward Hill cemetery.
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a Runaway.

This afternoon team OF ak mules
frightened on Suth Duke street near tho
Farmers bank, and started TO run. The
wagon wagon was loaded with grain bags,
which were spilled along the street but not
badly damaged. The driver hung to the
mules and succeeded in stopping them on
the hill near the schools.
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nesa M Assiaamsns.

John A. Taylor and wife, Of Drumoro
township, have executed deed OF assign.
ment OF their property for tho benefit
Of their creditors, naming az assignee
Elias M. Stauffer, OF Drumoro.
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Exnipluon OF Practical and Decorative a

exhibition or Practical and Decor at,yo Art
Ladies are cordially invited TO call and see
grand exhibit OF household draperics and
samples OF beautiful sewing machine work In
great variety, executed only on tho light.
running Domestic at the ofilco AMI salesroom
OF l.. II. Campbell, No. q Centre Square, Ian.
caster, Pa. To continue one week, commenc-
ing Monday evening, March 10 ms.tfd
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Wagon wrecked.

This afternoon about 3 o'clock one
horse wagon belonging to DR.. Carpenter,
was run into by heavy mule team in
Beaver street, rear Of the Fountain Inn,
and entirely demolished.
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The ICeiu tna iiudgon

Troy. N. Y, March 13--The ice in the
Hudson broke up last night and gorged at
the iron works. The docks at the lower
end of tho city are flooded and the Golfer
dam at the nsw railroad bridge was carried
nwaV.
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The mayors court.

Only four unfortunate pedestrians
graced tho court of his honor tho mayor
this morning, aud they were discharged
aud admonished to continue their tramp
beyond tho limits of the city.
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HALIFAX, n. s., March 23.-Tho mana
ger of the Halifax cotton factory, has
notified the operators that after next Mon.
day they will have As hours work instead
of 80 as heretofore.
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IRgJ 90
Giving a gross Total ot.....

Giving gross total ot.,..... .,,,.. 5000 90
Ia this estimate nothing isput down
fer coruioddor and straw, which are of
great value in keeping stock and forming
manure. The prices arc fair average, a
little higher than those of the present
year, and much lower than those Of the
last.
1t is not intended TO say that the fore.
going amount of produce can DO sold an.
nually of Of one hundred acres of land.
But IL ia asserted that such is by no means
an over estimate OF the value of the an
nual yield of we'll managed farm of that
size. OF course, q large proportion of this
yield will be required to keep the farmers
family and stock. For these purposes
fair allowance would be one third Of the
corn ono half of the oats one fifth of tho
wheat two thirds OF the hay, and ono
half OF the butter, eggs and poultry, beef,
pork otc, and fruit, cider, etc. Even
after this large deduction there would bo
left S1 1865 worth of produce, which could
bs annually spared. But from this gross
amount of sales Gel tain items of standing
farm expenditure must be deducted before
the proprietor can count his profits. These
are the bills of tho blacksmith and wagon
maker, $50 each the saddIer s25 wages
of hired man aud boy, Sl4O wages in
harvest, etc., $40 repairs OF buildings
and leuces, $500, aud taxes, $40, making
In all $645, and leaving tho sum of $720,
or six per cent ON $4,000, which would
bo the first cost of the farm, stock and
furniture.
Upon this sum OF s72O thero would be
other claims, according to tho style OF
living Of tho proprietor. II he went on the
principle of having his comforts and con.
veniouces, and not OF boarding money, the
items of clothing, groceries, schooling,
female servants, medical attendance, and
the wear and tear of furniture, would maks
heavy drain on it, but with caro- 1t would
meet them all and leave a balances. ThesS
would be the only sources OF outlay. The
farm would give him everything olso neces
ssry TO housekeeping.
ln the hands of q real hard working, say
ing German farmer, the place have beel
describing would pay from ten to iilteeI
per cent, Such man with the aid OF hi
Own family, would perform all tho labor
except small part in harvest. Ho woul,
thus save at least 800 o year in wages
He would sell large proportion of butte
eggs and poultry, meat, fruit and, yege
tabes, say to the amount OF $3.50 moro
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Quotations oy Associated Prass.
Stpnra firm mn batfer pricea.
SPECE5L VOTICES.
rit, Cureu sIx yoars Ago.

IL has been years since was cured OF fits,
says Mr. w. Ford. OF Writ, jefferson Co, Ind.
" Samaritan Nervins did H." And iJ always
VIII, reader 81 20, mt druggists.
m4-iwdeod&w
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Horses shipped

Fiss u Doerr this morning shipped
from their stables on North Queen street,
one car load of very fine draft and driving
horses TO New York
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where's rucks" rstent9

NEW YORK, March 13.--Sergeant Joseph
Carter, of company *, 9th artillery,
stationer at Fort Schuyler, came to this
city yesterday and put up at the Vandyke
house. This morning ho was found dead
in his bed, snifocated by inhaling the gas
which was escaping from the jet. He had
evidently blown out the flame upon retir'
inc
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Mayor smitns Cnl.rorPoIiee.

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-MayOr elect
Smith TO day announced several appoint
ments, among them that of Gen. James
Stewart to be chief of police.
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4 smoking car has been placed on the
way passenger train East, p. X. Il.
The wrcckers returned from slight
wreck which occurred on the L. II. X.
below Lancaster last evening, between 10
and Ii o'clock at night.
Two Of the cars went over an embank-
ment in the Port Deposit freight wreck.
All freight traffi, was stopped until this
morning. Passengers were transferred at
the wreck 10 trains on either side Of it. A
broken l4il caused the accident
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, March l3 - For the Middle
Atlantic states. slightly colder, cloudy
weather, followed by rain, and in northern
part by snow, northeasterly winds and
lower pressure.
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rIn,n s,racuas. n.

81 felt weak and languid; had palpitatton
OF the heart and numbness OF the limbs Bur.
dock Blood Biners have certainly relieved me.
Tney are most excellenr." MrJ NJ. Wright.
For salo by H. u. Cochran druggist l3I ana
l30 North Queen street
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state Of Pennsylvania, County Of Lancaster, 50:
l. George W. Hensel, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear thnt the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. ESQ. W. HEAsEL, JR,,
Cashier.
Subscribed ana sworn TO before me. this llth
day of March, lss4 CHRIST BACHMAN,
Notary Public.
Corrset--Attesti CHM. w, SHULTZ,
A, II, BLACK,
CHM. ROHkER,
ltd Directors.
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For Lame back, sIde or Cnest, use sHi-
LOH,s POROUS PLASTER. Price, 70 cont
Sold by II. b. Cochran, 1877 and l3o North queen
street, Lancaster. 'ebl'so'o
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w, at We Can uurs. Let. n & rodur,.

II we can cure an ache,or q sprain. or a pain ,
or n lameness. or n burn, or n bruise,or n bi'e,
bv using Thomas Eclectrfo OH, let's do II.
Thomas kcleotric OF is known to bs good.
Let's t'yit For sale by III. u. Cochran, drug
gist, l37 and l39 SoTth Queen street.
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CoLDEN's Liquid beef Tonic Is endorsed by
physicians. Ask for Coiden's: take no other
OF druggists ml0lwdcodRw
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Death OF sam'l j. Iiiden's Br0tner.
HUDSON, N. Y, March 13.-Henry A.
Tllden, youngest brother of Saml j
Tiiden, died a. New London last night.
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COLUMBIA nEws.
From our Regular Correspondent.

From our Regular Correspondent.
Tho Columbia fro company and Osceola
tribe Of Red Men meet to night.
Mr.. James Perrottet and wifo have
returned homo from an extended western
tour.
Services as follows will DO held at st.
Paups p. Il. church TO morrow (; Morning
prayer and Bible reading at 1890 n. m;
Evening service and sermon at 4:30
o'clock.
Tho pavement in front Of BENEFITS
new store was rendered almost impossible
last evening by the largo pilo of dirt
thrown upon IL from tho cellar by tho men
employed there.
The power of tho Susquebanna for dam.
age is zone, for this winter at least, The
ice corgo Is slowly passing away, the
channel ON tho York county side being
widencd each day.
Tho Kccly stove works were closed
yesterday on account OF tho work OF
weighing tho pattern used in moulding.
As tho weight Is now marked on every
pattern, tho weight Of the castings can
more easily DO ascertained
Susquohanna lodge of Odd Fellows will
have one of the prettiest lodge rooms In
tho county when the improvements now
going on are finished. Money is being
freely spent TO make the room all that can
be desired.
The bands musical director reports
that within two weeks the new members
will bc able to play with the band, which
will then consist of twenty one pieces. A
project Is now on foot TO form an orchestra
from somo of tho members of the band,
which will b. under tho instruction OF
Prof Cine of York
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SPEUIdL NOTIONS.


Tho Hop Pidsters have n wonderful salo,
and why Because they cure Back Ache,
stin Joints, Pain in the side and Soreness in
any part. People appreciate them Any drug
gist, 25 cents.
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LIVERY SENSIBLE HuUSEKEEPER RE-
IL quirlng Pure Teas and Coffees, in neat
condition every time, should call for s.
CbARKE'S Teas and Coffee, at No. 81 West
King street Best GranulRted Sugar, nc per
pounds 4 pounds for 20 cents. Best White
&c, your pounds Light Brown Sugar % cents,
VIII move to No. 80, directly opposite April
|, lsSt marll-lyd
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NEW ADyE RTIsEMBN

SAUEN KRAUr LUNUu.
- This (THURsDAY) evening Mt the Tire
mont Hotel, North Queen street Vienna. Bo-
hemian and Lauber's Philadelphia Beer on
tap. FRED. WOERHLE,
lts Proprietor.
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LOK KEST-THE LARGE AND COMMU-
l. dious house, 2lt East orange street, ad-
joining residence OF James Stewart. esq. All
modern convenien ana papered through
out. Posseseion given on or before April ],
1884 For termS. NC, apply TO
GEORGE FAHSEST0Ck,
ml33td II East King street.
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Telanhnna ,Innnaotlon

Krauskop's cigar box factory has been
connected with the telephone exchange.
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Comiug Amusements. A

Ga Al ril 12th. the beautiful drama Of
the Lights O'Londou" will DO presented
at the opera house
Next Monday Col. Edwards Warm
Spring Indian show will open ut tho opera
house. The show has been doing big
business in Lancaster for some time
past.
The fair and festival of the Women's
wOrkiug society OF st. Johns Lutheran
church will DO opened tonight in the
armory.
The ualo on which the ladies' leap year
party will be held has been changed from
March 18Th TO the l9th., aud the place FOR
holding it from the Vgilant hall to the
Armory. 1t will no doubt bc pleasant
and very sOciabe affair.
Unlike Lancaster. Columbia hears no
more base ball talk. Tho project of form
ing first class club has doubtless been
abandoned. People Of this place will,
perhaps hs satisfied with an occasional
trip to Lancaster TO see the lronbides
Dlay.
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Abont Police u aeadIuarters.

Two drunk and disorderly employees Of
tho Chestnut lin Iron company created q
good deal OF excitement At Fifth and
Walnut streets last evening.
James Sweeney has been placed under
5000 bail to appear at court, charged by
Ambrose O'DOnnell with having been the
aggressor in the late fracas between them.
Jacob Read vas present at tho hearing and
disturbed tho proceedings by his loquacity,
Squire Frank sentenced him TO Jail for 10
days, but afterwards let him go on payment
of fine.
Three men named Mcckley, Porter and
o. Brien were arrested and taken before
Squire Frank by Officers Dysinger and
Hartman, charged with having been con.
cerncd in disgraceful brawl which
occurred this morning about 2 o'clock in
an alley which extends from Butcher
alley TO Walnut street in front of the
armory. They wero fined and discharged.
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EsTATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LATE Jr
II Lancaster city, decd. Letters testamen tary
on said estate having been granted TO tho un.
dersigned, all persons inuebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. and
those having cl0ims or demands against the
same, Will present them without delay for
settlement TO the undersigned. residing in
said city. SAMU Ell SPRECUER,
mlBtdoaws Executor.
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Acres. per acre. bush.
No, |, lj Corn, 90 800 at 10 $50 %
No 9, ID oats, 60 go 25 !!5 %
No z ,5 W heat y 375 20 81 %
No 1 l5 Wheat 20 37j 10 375 "
No o. 10 Hay, 2tons 80 tons 10 OO 800 o.
No O. Is Grass, fyicld c,timated
below in Beef, Butter, etc.)
and Eggs.. .......................... rs GO
Also Beef PORK Mutton, Veal and Hides 200 90
Also Fruit Cider, Vegetables etc D.. .. 100 90
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NEXT puom TO rmn COURT HOUSE
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yKw ADvERrrsEmEsTs

~ Housev ork. Good reference required.
s. MYERS,
ml3.tfd No. 50 West Orange st, Lancaster.
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ST, JOhnsbaEy Church Directory.

Adre7u-Paddock Village sabbath Services al
iO'Jo a. m. las and $50 p. m Sabbath school
- IN. irayer Meetings AT 1870 P IN SUNDAY Tues
day aud Friday evenings.
BaptiSt-Railrosd Street Corner MAN. p.y
=. /. sanford Pastor. Preaching 1880 : 81 :
school II NJ Prayer meeting $50 PRAYER meet
iug Wednesday evening at 7::IO
Free BdPtst-Main Street Corner Prosr,sc,
SapnAth services, 1880 An, and $50 F. N. sabbath
SCHOOL at II NJ, Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ihg At 1870 Rev. ID. Ii. Adams pastor
Church Cf the HessiGh--( . UniversaIistJ Eastern
avenue corner Cherry street. Sabbath services
at la go 2. NJ. Sabbath School at 1881 P NJ
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880. Rev g. W
jenkins pastor.
. Hshodist-Central street Rev. f. W. Culver
fAst"I' Residence next to the Church sab
t oatn services at 1890 A N, and G3O P NJ Sabbath
school at II Wednesday evening meeting AT
North COHgTegdtiOHat-Maiu street, corner of
,hufch Rev. Henry w. Jones, Pastor. sabbath
services at 1890 A. 81, and $50 p NJ sabbath
at 7iU.
South CongregatioAat-Main street Rev. Ed.
ward l. Fairbanks Pastor. sabbath services at
iU59 4 NJ aud 6;d0 +. 81 Sabbath School at L. NJ
Wednesday evening meeting at 1870.
Presbyterian ChVTch-Eastern Avenue Rev "
a. Lard pastor. Sabbath services at 1880 a. m
and $50 2, m. sabbath school at IL ~ PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening 1880.
:, 81 Aadrs10'S-( Episcopal,j Main street Rev
e. e. -, - FISHER, Rector Services ON sundays at
io'1o a. m and p. IN. Wednesdays at 7:3U D. NJ
sunday school, at - m
Roman Cdthoiie-Cherry Street Rev. j. A.
i,oISsonnault, IArish Priest. Mass and ~ a m 9.
'eSPeIs ana benediction at p. III. Tn the
second sunday Of the month service at $50 a, m.
anu T. m At LyndOnyille same day al 1880 a. IN .
l. IL: q. A.-Meetings at the hall of the Y. NJ. c.
\, Main street, Sunday mornings at $50 Satur
iay evenings at 730. HUung Mems meeting sun
uly AT 3.5U p. III. Noon meeting every day at
rooms ON Main street.