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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Nenzes TIN
inv Safety Pin. One OF those small
articles whereby fortunes are made Ed
GAR TATE a. co. "a Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-The "Mabeile'
Hand Packing Case. Eastern territory
and Canada. No. 524. 463 just issued, gold
en- opportunity. EDGAR TATE IL CO.
24J Broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hunts Pull
verizlng Mil f93. iGi: DeMotts Electrical
Wire Connection. 52l .0lS Cameron.s
Wa,chmaker's Tools. 49,. 9Ss. EDGAR
TATE a. CO.. 20 Broadway.
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VNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

4 HANDSOME FLOOR Of rooms ana
bath. in J6ih-st. near hh-nNr' 40 pr
r,anrn, gentleman. Address CIlIMAN.
az Broadway.
800 rEXrNGTON-AVE 90 Large front
room; heat. gas. hot and cold water
bath; 81 weekly. hall room. 81; house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.--Lieutenan
Phillips Carpet Sirctcher 5lO36l VII
sons Cutting Machine. JiS9is: oenneeT
Knife Handle 50i $50. EDGAR TATE q
Co 2&5 Broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-McDonah
Croffuts Nut Lock. 42l ,35s; Decker
Camera Lens recommended by Edison
Key Ring. Jos. pa. EDGAR TATE a COZ
2@J broadway.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE: -I.ylc's Screen
Door Oanada): Shoughs Automatic
,'o,,,J,ng 524 O,0: McConnelrs Flexible
,;afetv PIN 4O6 3G1. EDGAR TATE * CO.,
JJ broadway.
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AZ INTERVIEWED LADY pisnpfo.' -
teacher. with highest testimonials from
Europe and New YORK wishes to exchange
Lessons fDr room and hoaId. with refined
family. would also teach harmony ana
German. all practising and other lessons
ou,sid. NJ my studio. best references
given and required. Address SCiii MAN.
Tribune Dfficp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

A WIDOW would rent a part Of her four
story house. with board. TO refined
family Of adults. who would appreciate the
comforts Of n home without its cares,
location and surroundings nrst-class and
near 72d-st. l. station: references. Address
HOME. PSI Columbus-ave.
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MOONS WANTED.

.rADy desires q sunny second floor room.
unfurnished without board. In strictly
nrivote family. between 12d and 10Th sts..
west OF Columbus ave. hest OF References enc,
given and required. Address I. I r. "S'-
Office Box 2g4. Westpori. conn.
WANTED. In a private family. Arge al
tur,tsh.d without board II il can be- had
nearly Address T.. G2 Cadar--i.. giving
full PARTICULARS, price.
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ATTENTION Refined Christian hdy. Ok
pericnc"d. suO c"ssful teacher. desires posi-
ton - ynV'rU"rs OF companion 10 elderly
lady: would take charc" Of home AMI IN
s'ruct moth"rlsss child. requirements.
thorough English mathematics. French.
music and fHlcy work. system = teaching
interesting and rapid. special attention
given t. ba rkwird pupils. would travel.
or ~ nywhsr. for plrasan' home and
Moderate SALARY references exchanged. Al
dress with ION particulars. TEACHER.
II overlook PLACE. N.wburg y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

COOK KY a respectable young girl as
good cook call for two days. Mrs.
PETERSEN, 20 5th-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

COOK.-Bv a frst-cl English woman:
thoroughly understands English. French
and American cooking. excellent reference.
80 West ipth-st., 81 bell
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE. occupying
large. fine house. West slst-st near
Park. offer 10 one family their entire third
floor or additional rooms " needed: hou~
Handsomely furnished: ample closets and
: toilet arrangements. 10 people OF culture
and refinement accustomed to these sur
roundinss and superior table. We can offer
a delightful home in strictly private ram
ilv: minimum terms. $50 per week. Ad-
dress II. =. I.io6. Havemeyer Building.
n. Y.
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l-3.TII-ST.. 10 EAST.-Large. handsome
room: excellent table: references eN
changed.
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FINE ROOMS; excellent table: references
required iOl Waverly Place, cor. Of
Washington Square.
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COOK. by "A nrst-c cook. will assist
In washing and ironing good reference.
CAN or address * West l26th ~.
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Al PATENT INVESTMENT.-P Parties look
ing for good business foundation can "r
write concerning Hudson's Tram ora.r
Case. 523.3I2. EDGAR TATE a. co. ~"
broadway.
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GDNEKSEsS NatlV. French visiting
yYt~rnes- desires - give lessons. con
y~r-lflnu or grammar. 81 to rad AT her
home or at pupils rr1id~nre. DAME
FNASCAISE. 2i2 broadway
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BOARD AND ROOMS

A.-A.-A- ATTENTI
Parties can now make arrangements Tor
FALL BOARD.
Attractive floors. suites WIN pa'n p
vate table optional. or without poa,u'
bachelors rooms newly furn'shed' "oc-
tors Offices references.
s. &. LELAND 81 co,
IL West 33d-st.
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Al PATENTED Seesaw 60. 100. when
rivals Ferris Wheel. Now eNhiDltiA3
Orange Mountains. Patent, slo"o' 81 81
,ii"rv offered Grand opportunity. Ed
GAR TATE & CO.. 2+5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

A LADY. we'll bred and well educated. VINO
has travelled extensively ABROAD a.
n,. musician. a good pianist. and well
y.rsed In French and German desires
position az secretary and companion OF
would teach In a family Or rchool. un"S-
c.ptiunsl references. Address :. G.. h"N
- Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

| Male.
! HITLER Height u feet. thoroughly
| responsible man who IL highly recon-
m"ndrd by his last employer. RELIABLE.
lUD East Sis, St
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HELP WANTED.
Mile

Male.
FEW reliable men can secure prontaDIe
positions with us as agents. Apply v!
letter only To Mercantile BENEFIT AsS9ch-
tion q Npw-York. l.. -. Box !|>. Now
York.
4 WHITING WONpER.-Fountain pen;
scientific cali morning hours. "f al
dress for catalogue 43d-si. and Lexington
ave. Pan American Building GEO W
ISAMINGEK. general manager. N"W-h "rh
City. -
If OFT or EMPIOYMEN + and want 10
earn an honest dollar. ! can give You ON, a
chance 10 earn "A good living. To- right
PARTY. with exclusive TERRITORY Address
LAWN. White Plains. y. !.
RETIRED MERCHANT Oh salesman seek
ing Connections and having thorough
local acquaintance ~ special lines OF rn'r-
camille trade can lind pr"fitahl" employ
m.nt with an old established !n'liancr
brokerage firm. Address. stating full par
ticulars ASSURANCE. Tribune oiiice.
WANTED To take charge o. u department
I'm PENNSYLVANIA or ohio an experienced
advertising or Insurance solicitor ana safes
man who is "A thorough gentleman ana ca
pnble II uansacting business WIN our
highest class OF business men and instiiu-
OF trust ard profit. Call on or address
ADAMS & co. ~ Duane-st.
WANTED.-Intellieen Young man expect
ing TO learn st"nography VII! be taught
IN law reporter who will assist him TO po-
sition when proficient. ~ World Building
~ \NTED-A few persons m each place
To do writing. Send stamp fog j0-pdge
book Of particulars. j. WOODED Rf. III
West 42d-st. y. Y. city
WANTED. -Canvasscrs for the Park city
LIFE Insurance Co; salary paid ladies
and gentlemen. Apply LORD FEET.
general agents. Room Il. 81 Broadway.
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ROOMS FOR bachelors oil
familIes With hoard. - East G2d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

FAMILY occupying. large house accommo-
date family and individuals. also
students seeking easy terms 408 West
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TWO LARGE. sunny rooms: table unrx
ccptionable; references exchanged. i"
Easi Htfh q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

CIIAMBERMAID .-competent. Will assist
with plain sewing or care OF child. nVe
years first-class reference. call ar addie ss
pa East 36th II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

NATION 4 lady ~ ability and iafg" tx
r~ri~fic~ win best q references desires
fsAflHn a. u afron In school or inrtitu-
iluf ~ as h.us~k"ep"r IN high class pri-
iAie family Address NEW ENGLAND.
Tribune ono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW.YoRkI TRln.
UPTOwN OFFICE No 1.2tc broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty first and ADJ
vERTrSEMENTS At the following Branch
Ofiices: 254 Eighth-ave.: 100 Third-ave..
oorner Fosty-seventh-st:; 100 East Forty
Dsventh-st.. corner Third-svss: 100 East
l26th-st.. near Third-ave..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

GARDENER -By married man. comp"-
tent t. tax. charR" - g"ntl"ulan
place. care AMI management ~ stock. 10
YEARS reference from last employer Ad-
dress BOX - Soroton Heights. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

CARETAKER wishes private house. va.
cant or furnished: has taken care ~
house,; excei!ent references. w. NAT
THEY'VE. go West 1eth-se
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WORK WANTED.

TURNER. &c.--By a good wood tu,he ~
and polisher; also band sawyer; plenty 9i
exn.rience and frst-class references. Au-
dress +. PFEIFFER. no West Kinney ST.
N.~ork
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DETECTIVE WORK In all It's branches
NJ j. BRYAN POI Broadway. Room 10.
Telephone call. 932A. Cortlandt
GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose OF their
left-Off clothing at fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
is 9th ave, near Waverley Place.
MASSAGE. By competent OPERATOR
electricity massage desires more
patients at ofiior or patients home. LANE.
342 West J9ih-st.
THE BYRON ROACH TRAP is warranted
10 catch them all. sold by housefurnish-
ers everywhere: sent by mail 30 cents.
BYRON, 30 East 23d-st.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED.
A LADY Of education and refinement en-
gagged during the day, would like a room
with refined private family where she could
give instruction IN music in exchange:
could partly furnish room II necessary.
Address w. n. Tribune ONCE.
A GENTLEMAN desires board for him
self. two daughters aged fourteen and
sixteen). and their governess: would re-
qure three. bedrooms. private bath. and
slttipg room. best references given ard re-
CURED location desired. between &2d and
seth SITS. and 9Th and Madison ayes. Ad-
dress, with price and full particulars. X.
r. D.. Box IL. Tribune Once
GENTLEMAN and WIFE want sitting
room and bedroom with board. private
family Address BEST REFERENCES"
Tribune Office
LADY wishes board In Brooklyn on the
h!li good references given; - weekly.
NJ. Boz 10. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

"A BUSINESS MAN Of wide mercan.
tile and manufacturing experience ana
good social standing desires To invest stWo
=, xio opp with services in staple ana
legitimate well-paying. established bus'-
ness. open TO Investigation through cor
rect SGT Of books. no sch-mers or pa,ehIs
xan,ed. nature Of business must Ice given.
PRINCIPALS only. Address &. X. T.. Box
l35 Tribune Office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FURNISHED HOOMS TO-LET.
A. - NEWLY. handsomely furnished
suites and single rooms for gentlemen;
references. II West 33d-st.
GENTLEMEN. quie, habits. can find com
fortahlv furnished rooms. private family.
moderate prices Tor permanenis. 100 Fast
i5th-st.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE Light. pleasant.
desirable. fine accessible neighbour hood
and house ali conveni~nce.: price inoier-
ate especially suitable young single ply
stefan. Address CENTRAL. l,2i2 Broad
way.
THIRD-sToRY front room; bay window.
southern exposure, large closets iuh.
ming water; private family. lO3 West
TWO large and one small room; hand
somely furnished cOnveniences: best
neighborhood; references. Gs West 4sth-st.
3D-AVE.. Ss7-Firnished rooms for gentle
men; 81 - 10 81 - weekly: clean. quiet
and respectable.
: WEST Dist ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms. suites or singly. plrior floor for
doctor. private club or business.
18TH ST. 81 EAST-A well lighted floor
suitable for business and light house
keeping; excellent location. Apply In store
is WEST 35TH-sT. -De-irabl- furnished
rooms for one or two gentlemen: refer
enc"s exchanged.
path ST. % EAST. near Madison Square.
Very desirable large front room; FIRST
class accommodations: references.
2aTH-ST.. ~. between 9Th and Madison
av-s.-RoOms cn suite and singly. with
without private baths; psrior. second mo-:
gentlemen.
3lsT-sT.. ~ EAST. Elegantly appointed
saloon parlOr three rooms and extension:
handsome new furniture. suites. single
rooms meals served II desired: references.
22D-sT. IL EAST.-Elegantiy furnished
suite Of three rooms and bath for gen
tlemen: breakfasts. references; small
room.
ssT-sT. IL EAST. Newly, elegantly
furnished psror 3 rooms and extension
other suites; single rooms; board optional,
references
81 EAST 22D- ST-Large. desirable rooms:
en- suite or singly; references exchanged
BATH ST. O EAST. Handsomely furnished
rooms. en- suite or single; gentlemen re-
quiring high Class residence invited: per-
manent: references.
44TH-sT.. PA :vEsT. near Broadway
Private family will rent second floor 20
gentlemen or gentleman and wife: also
back parior. suitable for physician.
<3D-ST.. 81 WEST. Handsomely furnished
rooms; suites; elegant back parlor. suit
able for physician; appointments frst-class
In every respect; references required.
Ill WEST oIH-SI.-lsdrRe. naniSOm"Iy
furnished rooms: elegant. new house.
rst-class attendance. reasonable.
1886 WEST 4GTT-ST Two large hand
somely furnished connecting ro"ms. with
private bath
20, WEST 3sTH -ST.-IIandsomely fur
nished rooms 90 gentlemen. with refer
ences.
239 WEST 4GTH ST Newly and hand
somely furnished rooms: single and
suite for gentlemen.
49, WEST 5sTII -ST.-Handsomely fur
nished rooms. IN suite or otherwise: pri-
waite bath: every modern convenience. own
ers private residence.
BOARD WANTED.
A LADY Of education and refinement en-
gagged during the day. would like a room
with refined private family where she could
give instruction IN music in exchange:
could partly furnish room II necessary.
Address w. N. Tribune once.
A GENTLEMAN desires board for him
self. two daughters aged fourteen and
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28
Burton.

A happy New Year to all-Our school
is closed for one week-Rev. ID. s. Cra-
mer and family are entertaining relatives
from Holly and Flint this week--A. Il.
Wright is home from Ypsilanti to spend the
holidays--Quincy Mcbride is spending
the week under the parental roOf--Mrs.
ID. Millard and son George, of North Star,
are visiting relatives in this vicinity'--Mrs.
Albert Mason entertained about twenty-five
of her many friends at Christmas banquet
&C. l.. Wright, OF OwOssO, and "A. T..
Wright, of Ypsilanti, were the guests of
their cousins, A 4. Cadz and wife, Sunday
Miss Lulu Russell, of Green Bush, is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. w. G. Stiff
Ii is expected that revival meetings will be-
gin Sunday evening in the M. u. church at
this place--The entertainment. given
Christmas eve at the M. T.. church was
largely attended and good time was en-
Joyed by all, both old and young, and many
little heart made happy--Mr. and Mrs.
j. N. Mcbride attended the reception
rendered Rev. and Mrs. j. X. Reitzel. Fri
day evening of last week in the Congrega-
tional church parlors, Owosso---Bert Bon
sOr is spending the week with his uncle, j
Cook, in Jackson--Mrs. j. Dewitt enter
tanned w. Mccormick and wife, of Ovid
and w. Hammond and family on Christmas
Miss Eta Collins is spending the week
with friends in Owosso---Charles Wright
Of Pontiac, is visiting relatives in this vicin
ity--B. Calkins and daughter, of Holly
are the guests Of his sister Mrs. w. Wheeler
of this place--Rolland Gould, of Port HUI
ron, arrived home last week to spend th(
winter with his mother, Mrs. j. Smith =
j. Ackroyd and wife are entertaining rela
tiyes from Canada this week.-Mrs.. NJ
Hughes and daughter, of Berlin, are spend
the week with her parents, VIM. Maloney
and wife--A large company of relatives
and friends dined with VIM. Merrill ant
wife Christmas day--Married, Tuesday
at two o'clock in Plttsburg at residence o
the brides parents, Mr.. Henry Schroeder, ;
very estimable and exemplary young man o.
this place and Miss Emma Hutchins, o
Pittsburg. There were guests present from
Detroit Howell, Perry and Burton. W.
join in wishing them long, prosperous ant
happy journey through life.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28
Vernon.

Fred Sheldon, of Ann Arbor, is visiting
friends here. l.. Jennings and wife, OF
Mundy, visited at VIM Crawfords Tuesday
D. Post was in Detroit the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Hattie Stone, of Bancroft,
visited her aunt Mrs. Il. Holmden this week
&C. Goff and wife were in Owosso Satur-
day-N. j. Strong and wife visited rela-
tives at Inlay City this week--Bert
Holmes was accompanied by his daughter
Mildred to Detroit this week---Ernest
Hart is still caring for his uncle at Byron
Mr.. Kimball, of Mt. Pleasant, visited at
A Shaw's this week.-Mrs.. M. Williston
visited relatives near New LothrOp part
of the week.-Mrs.. Minnie Corning leaves
soon for Elyria, Ohio--The Christmas
trees here were very pleasant, though not as
heavily loaded as years before--W. Hib-
and wife, of Owosso accompanied by Mr..
Hibbard's niece, OF Lansing, visited here on
Tuesday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28
ShiaWasSee,

Daniel Lindley was stricken with paraly-
SIS last Friday while crossing the Shiawas-
see bridge. Ho was found by some boys,
taken home and is at present very low
The Christmas tree at Walter Wallace's,
Monday evening was grand affair, well
attended by the family and relatives
Mrs. Charles Lamb, Of Fenton, was called
by telephone to this place last Saturday to
the bedside of her father, Mr.. Lindley--
Mrs. Spears left Monday to spend Christ
mas with her daughter in Clinton county
Charles Thornton returned home from Ann
Arbor the first of the week Harry
Wallace is very sick-Mrs. Hits, OF
Lansing, was called here Tuesday to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Folton, who is
very low-Mrs. Ed. Mccall received q
very fine organ rs Christmas present from
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lindley
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Strauch gave q
Christmas dinner to their parents and rela.
tiyes---Will Barden is home from Lake.
vile to spend the holidays.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28
Morrice.

Frank Burrell, of E!yria. Ohio, formerly
resident here, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Hattie Davis, and other relatives in
in this section-George and Bell Ram arc
home from Detroit-Mrs. DIR. Shaw took
the train Monday morning to visit friends
in Canada--Mrs. Isaac Gale has broth
er and his wife visiting her this week.
Mrs. Mckee is in Owosso with her
daughter, Mrs. g. w. Gale--C. II. Crane
and Diantha Chaffin have moved to Durand
Mrs. Iva Smith and her sister, Dora
Wells, went to 0wosso, Monday Mabel
Chapman returned from Dundee, Monday
Carrie Purdy is home from Detroit, where
she is taking lessons in elocution----Wili
Hill has returned from Hammond, In
diana, where he is engaged a. principal OF
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28
Durand.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Munger have returned
from their visit at Saginaw--G. Fay and
family have moved to the farm formerly
owned by Mason Smith, two miles south of
here---Mrs. q. Howe and son Harry are
visiting at Freeland--Mss Anna Nc
Caughna is spending her vacation at her
home in Gaines---Cards are out announc-
ing the marriage Of Miss Susie Tyler to
Mark G. Schneider on Tuesday, January 1,
at the home of the BRIDES sister Mrs. ID. b.
Holmes in this place--Miss Fannie Davis
is spending the holidays at Perry--E.
Crane and Fred Holmes were at Vernon,
Monday--We celebrated Christmas with
a tree at the NJ. f. church, Monday evening
and a boat at the Baptist Tuesday evening.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28

the high schOol--Mrs. Parson, of Saline,
is visiting ler relative here, Mrs. Henry
Eddy--The Nj. K. Sunday school had
quite interesting exercises, Christmas eve,
and tree loaded with gifts, numerous but
not Christmas was a qniet day
the day before. The fore part OF the day
the town was filled up with good teams and
carriages and we'll dressed and behaved
people II was the occasion of services at
the Catholic church--F. 9. Smith and
wife and NJ. II. Knapp and wife were guests
OF their son and daughter, f. w. Smith and
wife--F. &. MOrrice and wife dined with
her fathers people, David Waters---Len
Grouse and family, of Bennington, were
guests of f. f. Purdy.
Delayed Letter
Mrs. E. Stewart has returned from her
visit at jackson Mrs. Henry Eddy has
Durand Monday-Mrs. o. S. Smith was
in town Tuesday-Abert Topping and
wife, from Linden, have been visiting
friends here the last few days-C. +.
Crane is moving to Durand-Bessie Gould
Of COrunna has been visiting her uncle, j,
ID. GOuld-Chas Davis, of DuraDd, has
been visiting here several days this week.
Mrs. Hulda GOodale. of OwossO, is visiting
Mr. and Mrs f. w. Smith-Quarterly
meeting services were held at the Nj. K.
churches in Morrice and Perry Saturday
and Sunday. Presiding elder A. J. Bigelow
preached in the Morrice church Saturday p.
IN. and Sunday evening, preaching in Perry
Sunday morning and presiding at their
quarterly conference Monday morning
Mrs. s. f. Gould living with her son j. ID.
Gould is quite aged and has been very sick fol
several days-The M. f. Sunday school
is practicing the cantata ''Santa Claus is
Coming" to be given Christmas eve.-
Mrs. g. Parsons, of Saline, is visiting Wm
Case and wife-Levi Woodbridge, Of Gif
ford, H., is visiting /. G. VanEver ant
other relatives in this sectiOn--RObt. Aus
tin will be home to spend the holiday vaca
ton.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-28
Letter from England.

WARWICK, ENGLAND, Oct. 20, 1894.
Today is Sunday and perhaps you would
like to hear about churches IN England,
These English must have been very religi-
Gus in olden times for they have grand old
churches. and Cathedrals scattered all over
the land. | will never forget Chester Cathe-
dral any more than I will Litchfeld Cathe-
dral or st. Mary's church in this place.
Nearly all the church edi6ces have been
badly treated at some time in their history.
In some places they were suffered to fall in
to decay through indifference, in others can
non balls and rough soldiers reduced them
to ruin, while wind and rain have eaten
deep into the soft sandstones, Of which