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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-12
cUoNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

CUONIA BOAhD GhOCLLDlNpo'
Peter Micheals, to groceries furn-
ished diptheria cases at Iron
River, 81 VI
p. Kelley, to groceries furnished
diptheria cases at Iron River, 10. II
y. H. O'Brien, to Baskets q etc
furnished diptheria cases at
Iron River. i47.0O
John Frey, to meats furnished dip
liberia cases at hon River ILL
n. T.. Fisher, to groceries furn-
shed diptheria cases at Iron
River lOl OF
Tully & Anderson, 70 groceries
furnished diptheria cases at
Iron River 3D. 90
Charley Olson, to services as sup
ervisor. SO
John J. Lyons to services as super
visor. 90o
Clarence Gassett, to digging ditch
for water pipe for Jail, 100
Dan Bagley, digging ditch for wa
ter pipe for Jail S4.oo
John Wall, to services notifying
supervisors OF meeting, 900
John Wall to work on charged
back taxes for 1901, so 90
John Wall, to postage from May |,
70 Dec. 81. 1901. 21.OO
John Wall, to post Office box rent
for year 1901, lao
John Wall. TO telephone rent for
residence for year 1901, 1900
Herman Holmes to postage for
year 1901, q post office box
rent 81 40
Herman Holmes, TO ~ commit
ments & AZ discharges, 30 40
Herman Holmes, to expenses look
ing for Hamming Wirta, a. 80
, Herman Holmes, to expenses sum
moning jurors & witnesses, 1000
Herman Holmes to livery expense
looking for ). Sandel, 10c
! Herman Holmes, to electric light
: for reidence, 6.e'
I Herman Holmes, TO house rent
from May TO Dec. 81. 1901. 100. OF
. Herman Holmes, 10 8 cords OF
Y wood for reidence, 10. u
r Herman Holmes, to board of pris-
r oners from Oct, to Dec, 81,
q 1901 1Ol. II
j Herman Holmes, to expense case
: PEG. vs.. Mike McGraw. 22.2
Z o. NJ. soderquist, to services as
supervisor, w
IL. ID. Mcneil, TO services as sup
% ervisor, ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-12


<,eo-ge L. Palmer 3 spectacular
production Of "Ten Nights in A Bar
Room which comes to onr city Tues
day evening, April 18th Is known far
and wide as one Of the greatest of sue
cesses and this season is presented on
more elaborate scale than ever before
A well known company Of artists have
been engaged which includes such well
known people as w. n. Hammett. J.
Il. jackson, Lewis Sutherland, Julie
Bennett, Della Harrison and little Yer
ma Mariue the greatest of child artists
who impresonates the the character
of Mary Morgan. II has oftuen been
said that no man can attend the pefor-
nance without going away better for
il. and we believe il to be true Go
and take the little ones. IL will be a
lasting impression on their minds which
may help their future lives.
Insurance Commissioner Barry has
refused to allow the National Protective
Legion 10 take any more business in
this state. This order has caused n
great deal Of comment and some ex-
trayagent statements TO go out The
order Of the commissioner is due, as
we understand il to conflict between
the methods of business prescribed by
the bylaws Of the concern and those
laid down by the statutes. This action
must not be- taken as a condemnation
of the Legion or its method Of doing
business. The society has large mem
bership in this city.
Walter Braidwood. who has held a
position in ]. G. Wilkinson drug
store for several months received a
very fattering offer of a position at
Houghton and left Tuesday morning
to accept it. Although Mr.. Braidwood
was with us but short time he made
a great many friends here who regeret
very much to see him leave our COM
munity.
John DocKery, more easily recogniz-
ed by his nickname of Buffalo" came
TO town last Saturday after an absence
Of six months spent at his old home
at Niagara Falls N. Y. Mr.. Dockery
left here last Fall to visit the exposi-
ton and when he got down to the old
home he decided to stay there a while.
He will ply his trade Of stone mason
here again this summer and that he
is a good mason can readily be see by
the jobs that he has done about town.
This Office has been flooded the past
week with the biggest run of job work
that has ever been IN the Office at one
time and, coming as it did In flood
il swamped us even with our late
machinery. The addition Of the --latest
and most up-to-date machinery anC
types together With the addition to tn,
force of printers of experience in the
latest designs and combinations of type
seems TO be thoroughly appreciated boy
our merchants and others for which
W. dlc, VI NOuiscS ludhhiul.
There is an opportunity for som,
young lady to learn operating on &
Simlpex typesetting machine in this
office. There are great number o.
these machines being put in now days
and operators are in good demand a
good wages. No one excepting thos'
who mean business need apply. Inquire
mt the Office.
Rev. Frazee who was pastor Of tn,
M. f. church in this city in 1893, bu
who is now stationed at Menominee
lectured on Mckinley at the NJ L
church last night. He spent the da,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-12

calling upon his many old friends ia
the city.
The shetland pony recently purchased
by John Tufts is on the McLaren farm
being broke to drive The little fellow
had not been broke when Mr., Tufts
got him an 80 he placed him with
Mr.. McI.aren 50 as TO be sure and have
the job done correctly.
L. Harris proprietor of the New
York department store had issued from
this Office a folder showing some Of the
greatest bargains ever offered in the
city. Mr.. Harris made special low
prices in the new departments so as TO
get the people Of the city acquainted
with his new stock.
II you are thinking Of having your
photograph taken call upon McCourt
aud have it done right and mp to date
The Finnish temperance society had
an entertainment in their hall a couple
of evenings this week. A singer of
their nationality and OF renown in the
old country did the entertaining.
Mr.. Gilbert the manufacturer Of
Aristo paper was visitor OF Photo
grapher McCourt's this week. He paid
Mr. McCourt a very nice compliment
upon his workmanship and says that
he makes the finest display Of photo
graphs in the peninsula
The Sunshine Society will give a
bloomer social Tuesday evening April,
18th at the residence of Mrs. James
McCourt. Come and bring your friends
with You. Only the Sunshine ladies
will wear boomers. Refreshments
will be served
Andrew Nelson returned from trip
to Republic last Monday.
Mrs. Adam Bower came down from
Greenland last Tuesday night and will
spend few weeks visiringsin the city.
Mrs. Jas. Flood has been numbered
among the sick this week.
Joseph.Pike is looking after the Deer
River drive for Sol Frazier.
Matt Hurja was at Florence on.bus-
mess last Friday.
Collins Bros. Velvet Ice Cream al
Floods.
j. G. Wilkinson is putting an add
ton onto his house on fifth street
The city council held its last meet
ing last Thursday night and canvassed
the returns of the recent city election.
The new council meets on.the regular
meeting night which is one week from
next Monday evening.
Home made fried cakes cakes and
pies apple, mince and lemon at
Mrs. E. n. Berg's lunch rooms and
confectionery store.
James Spain has entered the list OF
the farmers, having recently purchased
so acres Of land just south Of the city
and adjoining that purchased recently
by Patrick Grafton.
Section Foreman Hans Christensen
is very busy man these days arrang
ing for the construction of the new
cross tracks at the Tobin and the Arm
enia mines
Mrs. !. Cohen went to Milwaukee
to consult Dr. Snyder in regard to he
eyesight which has been somewha
impaired Of late. Mr.. Cohen accom-
panied her.
The Eastern Star gave an entertain
ment for the children of the member
last Saturday that proved to be YER
enjoyable affair The little folks thor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-04-12

oughly enjoyed themselves.
AT Floods you can get drink Of the
Genuine Vernors Ginger Ale.
A. Lusttield is very low with pneu-
monla at his home on fourth street.
There will be ten cent tea given by
the women's Relief Corps in the X. Of
r. hall on the evening of Saturday
April 10 The tea will begin AZ z 800
o clock and last until 900 o'clock.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend,
A crew Of men arrived Thursday to
construct a water tank for the ST Paul
railroad in this city They are quar-
tered at the Nationl hotel.
The B, ard Of Eduction will soonshire
teacers for the coming year. II is
likely that the major portion of the
present force will be retained for the
coming year.
w. W. Hendricks intends to clear
about FIVE acres Of his farm recently
purchased from Ed Bemis in the For
tune lake district.
Mrs. A. L. Fleweulling returned
from her southern tripslast Saturday
and reoprts having had delightful
till.
Mrs. F. c. Huse and children came
up from Iron Mountain last Saturday
and Mr.. Huse came up Sunday. They
visited with friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Larson came down from
Hancock last Wednesday evening 70
visit with her many friends in this
city.
Frank Scadden is building an addi-
ton to his residence Like the main
portion of the building IL will be con-
tsructed of cedar
The repairs on the Roberts houses.on
fourth street amounts to almost.the re-
building Of the house Tomas Oulette
as the contract
COWS FOR SALE-T. Tuomala will
be at o T. Olson Is barn next Wednes-
day with carload Of cows. Don Z
forget the date April, 10th.
The board of county poor commiss-
toner's held their regular monthly meet
ing last Monday. Messrs McGillis and
Erickson were over from the west side
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jobe were IN
the Falls Thursday evening on theii
way to Amasa. Mr. Jobe has asgrea'
many entertaining anecdotes to tell OF
the late campaign in Stambaugh.
Snpt. w. j. Richards was confined t'
his home with a bad cold last Monday
and couldn even get out !. to vote
for himself.
The furniture Of the Union hotel wa
sold at auction this week. There Were
some remarkable bargains were haC
there.
Home made maple sugar at Floods
Herman. Buenger and family were. a
Neenah this.week attending a wedding
OF one Of their relatives
The Woodmen had several addition
TO their ranks Thursday night. Asl
Robt. Wilson how he likes the goat
Mrs. j. c.. Wilkinson and .daughte
: have both been on the sick list thi
week.
County Clerk Wall was on the ives
side Of the county this week.
The Sons of St George hold thei
next state conclave at Hancock in July
We are now ready TO serve lunch
all hours Of the day All home mad
. goods at Mrs. E. n Berg's Lunch an
Confectionery
Are you going to the Bloomer Social
VIM. Gripbble has been the happie'
man in town this week because OF
: fine new boy at his house.
, Mrs r. p, Hollow was on the sic
; list this week but at this writing
D much better
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23

Friday night. October ~, 1902,
was the date. and the former Bow
ling residence. MechanicsyilIe, was
the place where the beauty and chi
valry Of this and Of the adjoining
counties gathered for a Ball that
was distinctively the event Of the
season in st. Mary's society. The
entertainment was under the auspi-
ces Of the MechanicsyilIe Social Club
and, from the first to the last waltz.
was one uninterrupted round OF en-
joyment. The supper, Ut IL o'clock,
comprised a profusion Of good things
temptingly and inyi;ingly served.
Truly, hereafterit will delight those
who attended 10 recall the October
Ball at Mecaanicsville. Among those
present were:
Misses May Ballenger, white or.
Candle, Sue Keech. green organize,
Ida Ballenger, cream cashmere, Ka.
tie Adams, pink albatross, Mamie
Burroughs, figured silk, Pattie
Stone, white Swiss. Janey Pether-
bridge, pink organdie. Mignonette
Fowler, blue silk. Willie Greenwich,
white MULE. Hiss Davis, white
Swiss, Emma keedcr, pink cash.
mere, Meta Roberts, white silk, Miss
Grason, blue organdio. Misses bur.
roughs, white aud pink silk. Bessie
Ballengor, white organdic. Pearl
Love, white organdie, Llllio Shaw,
white silk, Jennie burroughs, white
satin.
MARRIED LADIES. Mrs. John u.
Ballenger. Mrs. Frank Coad, Mrs.
DIR. z. r. Morgan, Mrs. Hillary
Parsons, Mrs. John Reeder, Mrs.
DIR. L. Ii. Johnson, Mrs. Dent Rob.
inson, Mrs. II. G. Adams, Mrs. j.
K. Burroughs, Mrs. Ashby Bur-
roughs, Mrs. j w. Adams, Mrs. NJ.
b. Freeman.
GENTLEMEN. -Messrs. John Il. Bal
Ienger, NJ. Il. Freeman, John Reed
e., John t. Ballenger, Harry Reed
er. J. +. Dyson, Ashby Burroughs,
Charles Adams, Webster Herbert,
Franklin Adams, John Fowler, Har-
ry Jones, Leslie Combs, Derby A.
Lynch, Mr.. Stone, John Roberts,
Allie Robinson, Gwinn Burroughs,
Willie Burroughs, William Keech.
Marshall Freeman, Morgan Knight,
Lloyd Edwards.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23

viii not permit me- 70 mention the
many excellent thing said by him.
Literature was the subject OF q
paper by Mr.. Francis Reid. .Disci-
pline" was the subject Of q paper
by the secretary. Prof. @. b. Ma
honey gave IN interesting talk on
How 90 Keep Order. =
The Round Table forms q most
important part Of Institute work.
and it is hoped that all the teachers
viii prepare 10 take an intelligent
ard active part in the discussions
in the future.
Special votes Of thanks were ten
dered 70 Profs. Joy and Stephens
for the active parts taken by them
in the work Of the Institute.
The teachers returned 70 their
homes feeling that they had been
benefited socially and intellectually,
and il is hoped that they may be
able TO make practical use of some
of the helpful ideas suggested.
The Institute adjourned at $50 p.
n. L. G.. C.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23
Saint InigO's Items.

NNOhiOopOhuChCc Vi tue DetcOn.I
We observed the total eclipse of
the moon ~ minutes past 12 N. 18th
instant. AS the shadow of our plan
ct obscured the disk bright mete-
or appeared in the Southern heay-
ems.
Ii is a pleasing fact that cigarette
smoking is not practiced hereabout
as formerly. No doubt such smok-
ing is injurious both to mind and
body, especially if cigarettes con-
tain opium. Doctors say that they
contain more nicotine than cigars.
fHe are sorry that learned men of
the Weather Bureau have relegated
Indian Summer to the myths; for
from our boyhood days we have anx-
iously looked for the beautiful, hazy
dreamy days simultaneously with
the changing leaves during the
month of October. These scientists
tell US that the Summer mentioned
does not necessarily appear at any
particular season, but even in the
Spring when certain conditions of
the atmosphere exists.
The time TO give children good
training and good schooling is when
they are young. Children are great
ly discouraged and handicapped by
keeping them home. Parents should
be willing TO make a sacrifice for the
education of their children. Send
the little boys and girls to school;
for this is the way to keep the schools
Of the district in fiourishing con-
dition, make the teachers more eff
fective and prompt the ambition OF
pupils.
Recently u large eagle made seve-
raj attempts TO catch grown chick
ems which were feeding in q field
near by and probably would have
succeeded in a subsequent attempt,
but timely appearance Of crows put
it TO flight. Dare say anyone that
the hated crow is not of use ON such
occasions when gunners are conspic-
uOusly absent shooting and manning
innocent birds.
Mrs. Mayhem and her little son
Andrew, of Washington, ID. c., spent
several days very pleasantly with
Mrs. Grissinger, of Tall Pine.
Farmers are progressing well with
their work and large area will be
put in wheat. Both commercial and
domestic fertilizers are used.
Goodbye tormentors Thanks
that the strong and aggressive mos
quito has degenerated into a weak,
lean, puny creature and not ut all
bOthersome.
Last Sunday was a gala day for
butterflies aud mocking- bird CD
treated us TO sweet notes for few
minutes.
Persons whose principal element
OF training is not blind obedience
and unconditional subordination are
not backward in saying that b. Har-
ris Camalier has demonstrated his
erudition as q lawyer and attain
ments Us a scholar. No one with
whom we have talked entertain the
opinion that he is not an honest and
conscientious man and perfectly ca
pable of filing the responsible posi-
ton to which he aspires.
Sporadic cases OF intermittent fe-
YER, which is possibly caused by
the product of vegetable decompo-
sition, or terrestrial carnations.
AzZANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23

Election day will be on Tuesday
November 9Th. The polls will be
open al 8 O'Clock A. y. in Tire coun-
ties. and close u & O'Clock Pm
In Baltimore City they open at
o o'clock A. N. and CLOSE AZ ) O'Clock
Pm.
Ii is our hope that every regis
tered Democrat viii 20 10 the polls
as early rs he can and vote.
See that the ballot givra you has
endorsed upon il the initials OF the
Judge who gave IL oul.
Vote the ticket by marking cross
tx) mark In the spacn provided
therefor 10 the right of and opposite
10 the name Of the Democratic can
didaie for Congress
There is only ane ,,.latlce 10 be- I'LL
cd al this elect an, thelefore your
ballot should be- marked with only
Que cross (X) mark.
Make the cross XXI mark within
the square prov ,ded for tho pur-
pose, namely, Ia The right Of the
namo Of the Democratic candidate
for Congress.
no not lot the cross (Nl mark ex.
tend beyond the square: mako II en-
tlrely Inside tho square.
no not make any other mark what
ever "a the ballot, II you do your
ballot seiH Roi H. ooaafei.
Any mark whatever ON the bal.
lotexcop. the cross (X) mark, wheth-
az la the square or out Of IL. will
cause the ballot 10 be- rejected.
DO not make dot or circle or any
other mark but cross (X) mark in
the square.
II you mark any square ON your
ballot with any kind of IL mark other
than the cross (X) mark entirely with
in the square, your ballot ,ciW not b.
counted.
BE sure not To deface or tear your
ballot in any way.
Ii you make mistake in marking
1t, do not attempt to make correc-
ton; return it 10 the Judge and get
another. You are entitled 10 a
third ballot il the first two have
been spoiled and returned, but you
must not consume more than seven
minutes in marking it.
Mark your ballot with the indeli-
BILE pencil which you will find in the
election booth.
Do not use your own pencil; your
ballot will not be counted if you do.
After marking your ballot, fold it
exactly as il was folded when hand
ed to you by the Judge; and give it
to the ballot Judge without permit
ting any one to see how you have
marked it.
See that the Judge tears of the
coupon and deposits the ballot in the
ballot box.
MURRAY VANDIyER.
Chairman State Central Committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23
Pretty Wedding.

Sacred Heart Church was last
Monday evening the scene of n very
pretty wedding, the contracting par
ties being Mr.. Robert l.. Mattingly
and Miss Agnes Estelle Bailey,
daughter of County Commissioner
James Ii. Bailey. The church was
tastefully decorated with white chry-
santhemums and the beauty of the
surroundings was enhanced by the
the soft light of the altar candles.
At6.OS p. NJ, 10 the strains of a we'd
ding march, sweetly played by Mrs.
John w. Renehan, of Bushwood"
the bridal party entered the church
and proceeded TO the chancel where
they were awaited by the pastor.
Rev. Francis j. Lenehan, S. ]. Soon
the solemn words, that bind until
death do part, were said, and then
the Reverend Father appropriately
and feelingly spoke to the newly
made man and wife of the obligations
they had assumed, of the joys and
sorrows they were henceforth TO
share in their life's journey, and
concluded by invoking upon their
union God 5 blessings sentiment
that found an answering echo in the
heart of every one of the numerous
audience. After the wedding a
supper was served at Bluestone,
the home of the brides father.
Harry Palmer, of Palmer's, was
best man, and Miss Bailey, sis
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.
Localwise and otherwlse.

The bridge ON Lawrence avenue,
Leonardtown, is again in need Of
repair.
We hope in our next issue TO give
list OF campaign district meetings
in this county.
Mrs. Daniel G. HamInett, of Wash
ington, ID. c.. is on a visit TO her
old home Leonardtown.
Miss Mary Barber. OF Budd's
Greek, has returned from visit To
Baltimore, and Pennsylvania.
Albert S. Jones, of Baltimore, is
spending q few days with friends
in the Third district rabbit hunting.
Recently, J. w. Lynn 4 Co., Of
Washington, sold a milk calf for ac-
count OF II. II. Garner. OF Milestown,
for $l5.
Benton Bowling, of Milestown,
has removed TO Denver, Colorado.
We wish him success in his new
home.
Monday last Mrs. Frank Bowling
and Mrs. Chapman Slye,- OF Miles
town, paid the BEACON an appreci-
ated call.
Miss Eugenia Barber, Of Budd s
Greek, who has spent the last four
months abroad, left for Washington
ON Saturday.
Misses Esther aud Mable Bean, of
Bay district, left Thursday last for
Baltimore where they will spend
the winter.
Mary Slater. infant daughter of
&. Benedicta and the late Anna Green
well, died mt her fathers residence
Lovers Point, Saturday last.
William H. Nash will attend TO
the Adams Express business al
Leonardtown heretofore in charge
Of j. w. Johnson. Office at Moore's
Hotel.
There is bad wash out i'm the
public road on the hill near Nor
gan S Store, Clements. The place
is dangerous and should be repair
ed at once.
William A. Loker, of Leonardtown,
one of our oldest and most respect
ed citizens is dangerously i'll. Mr..
Loker has been confined to his bed
for weeks.
Tuesday last while L. q. Budd,
OF Budd's Greek, was overhaul
ing his gun, it accidentally went
of and killed his setter dog, valued
at a 800.
We are informed that an effort is
to be made To erect q Catholic Chap
el ut Longworth Point, 7th district
An acre of land is said to have been
promised for the Church lot.
Don't forget that Tuesday, Octo-
Der %, instant, is the day set for
the Democratic Mass Meeting at
Leonardtown. Senator Jacob Rhor-
back, of Frederick, has promised 10
be present, and other distinguished
speakers are expected.
We are indebted to Mrs. Joseph
Ii. Key of Tudor Hall" for sweet
potato weighing lbs and Boz. 1t
was raised on Mr.. Keys Indian
town estate. We intend forward
ing it to Gen. N. +. Foard, of the
Sun for his Winter supply of sweet
potatoes.
We give below the entries for the
first day races: Trotters and pa
GERS; I. G. Hodges Dan Patch, pa
GER; Medley S Hero; Bean Tippett' S
Allen w. q. Mattingly's Garrison;
Vallandingham's Friday; Marshall
Dent 5 Billy; Eugene Trice's Hugh
cy T.. DIR. Payne's Mollie; u. L.
Mckay S Garrison; Waters Fredri-
Ca. Runners, John r. Wilkinson s
Boston; Frank Goldsborough Win
der and Lady Allen; Knighton
Beale's Alma and Elsie May
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23

Remember L. A. Jones & Son
have now their Fall Stock of Boys
Suits, Oyercoats, Pants, Shoes.
Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear and
Collars, Men 5 Underwear, Shirts.
Collars, Gloves and Suspenders.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23
SHYLOCk

Shylock was the man who
wanted a pound of human
flesh. There are many
Shylocks now, the GONZALES
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can get it-take
SCOTS Emulsion.
SCOTS Emulsion is flesh
and blood, bone and muscle.
Itfeeds the nerves, strengthens
the digestive organs and they
feed the whole body.
For nearly thirty years
SCOTS Emulsion has been the
great giver of human flesh.
We win send you a couple Of
ounces free.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
<oo-4i5 Pearl Street. New Yor1k
sc. and esIeo: all druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23
With PaiB'S9
Try, S
Sure.

E acknowledged
iillionS of build.
every State on
mountains--Gom
alile Wash al.
the best.
ulaTs. We can't
10 4 \ orthern Vir.
ght. too
Z SONS.
Alexandria Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-10-23
Rally Day.

exercises will be held AZ Nc. Zion NJ. n. Church
on Sunday next, the 18th instant.
BY order Of COMMITTEE.