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Newspaper Page TextClayton A Sons o f Fishtrap are forging to the front iu the supply 'o f first-class shingles and other local building supplies. (S^qulUr Citjj ^eriiuu ' T D B 8 D A Y . O O T . ‘2 5, 1898. ^ R E G U L A R T R A IN S M o ndays , w e d n i . sday * and fui dnys will run us follows: Leave M OO a . 111 . I Marshfield Arrive '* | M 30 “ I COQUILLE CITY | Myrtle Point 10.00 Arrive 12.30p. m. Leave 11.00 a . ih . 10.30 “ AN N O U N C EM EN TS. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will he held at the home of Mis. Ed Rackleff, at 2:30 p. m. next Friday. Bishop Millard will preach iu the little church Friday ereniug—sub ject: "T he Millenium, aud What It is For.” The Chiistian Endeavor will ive a diueer at Masonic hall baukngiving day, and at night, at the same place, a uice program. The W. C. T. U. will conduct nn interesting mass meeting service at the Christian church next Sunday evening, to which all are invited. Kev. H. Horafall will he present next Sunday and conduct services at the usual hours, morning aud evening, at the Church of St. James the Apostle. A graud entertainment and hall benefit will be given in the new courtroom Saturday night, Novem ber 5th— next Saturday night a week. Bs ready for the grandest eveut of the season. See posters for particulars. f BOCAL A d d itio n a l lo c a ls IT E M S. on 2d page. Have you seen the Jewett type writer? Nice jewelry nt Gillham's, and repairing of all kinds. * Second-hand billiard table for sale. Apply at this office. * Miss Alica Bayers and Miss Black of SurriDer did some shop ping in Coquille last Saturday. Olio a n f o b S a l e — A good Whit ney & Holmes organ— second-hand but in good order— cheap. In quire at this office. * George Winchester, teller in the Flnuagau & Bennett bank at Marshfield, came over yesterday and will spend a few days with rel atives and frieuds here. He is stopping with Mr. aud Mis. R. E Buck, aud sister. Miss Ella. R . y . l B i k H th e food p o re , w h o lm a e and delicious. POWDER Absolutely Puro WOVAt BAKING POWPCB C O ., HEW YORK. Miss Lillie Wagner came down from her n ppe-river home last Friday to see the dentist and make a abort visit with her sister, Mrs. Zeuie Strang. When yon call for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure, don’t accept anything else. Don’t be talked into accepting a substitute, for piles, for sores, for burns. II. S. Knowlton. Do you gel up with a headache? Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a poor appetite and a weak diges tion. You are frequently dizzy, always feel dull and drowsy. You have cold hands and feet. You get but little benefit from your food. You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart through your body. What is the osuse of all this trouble? Constipated bowels. Auer's P IL L S will give you prompt relief and certain cure. Homp Y o u r B lo o d P o r o . If you have neglected your case a long time, you had better take Ayer’s sarsaparilla also. It will remove all impurities that have been accumulating in your blood and will greatly strengthen your nerves. WrHm th o O o o lo r . There may be something abont m your case to u do not quite under* y stand. Write the doctor freely: tell • 1 him how you are suffering. You will promptly receive the best medical advice. Address, 10 Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass, Dr. M ile.' Nerve P l»«t«rs tic. a t all ilrugglau, N ot cheaj) shoes, but S H O E S C H E A P nt B E R L I N S T O R E . Honse for rent, with large gar den attached. Apply at H erald office. “ Saved H er Life .” Mrs. Dr. Moore and children returned last Tuesday evening frotc Roseburg with Sheriff Gage. Mrs. M. bad been visiting several weeks in the valley. Sheriff Gage and Deputy John son returned last Tuesday evening, having delivered the negro, Charley Haywood, at Salem for a service of |6 years in the state penitentiary. Sheridan Croy, the mail carrier on this Coquille-Marshfield route, is arranging to locate headquarters here aud will conduct the livery and feed business at the Messer barn. Hon. G. P. Topping and wife returned as far as this place from Salem last Wednesday, on their wAy to their home at Random The legislature adjourned Satur day eyeuing, 15th iust. Mrs. Nosier will close her de partment of Prof. Nosler’s private school this evening. A number ot the grade « ill be transferred to the higher room, and the primary scholars being so few, that depart ment will close. Carpenters are so generally em ployed that ordinary jobs have to take a hack scat. On some o f the additions and improvements to homes that had been contemplated and Arranged for for some time, any help is welcomed. The Bandcn Recorder says that the woolen mill at that place will resume operations at once and per manently. Capt. Clark I irs re turned from a business trip to the city and has canvassed the interests o f the firm to a successful con clusion. County Commissioner I. T. Weekly came down from the North Fork last Satuiday, remaining part of the day. He almost reached town on a bridge-inspecting tour, and concluded that while so near he might as well see the burg and its development. Jonathan Quick and James Doughty, promiueut farmers on the lower river, have boxed and shipped abont 250 boxes of fine apples to San Fraucisco at their own option. Mr. Q. was up at this place the middle of I as I week, and is now in fairly good health. Ottr stock is being increased constantly and prices lower than A pain in the chest is nature’s ever ot C oquille Pharmacy. * warning that pneumonia is threat A big assortment of fancy Dress ened. Dampen a piece of flannel Oyods, Hosiory and Undetwear, with Chamberlain’s Pnln Balm and just received at George A. R obin bind over the seat of pain, and an son’s. * other on the back between the shoulders, and prompt relief will Miss Nellie Rogers of Coos river follow. Sold by R. S. Knowlton. is visiting ber sister, Mrs. A. J. Now, if our farmers and orchard- Sherwood, and friends iu this ists desire the establishment o f a place. fruit and vegetable evaporator and Ducks are winging their way stnrch factory, (bis is their oppor southward in great bauds, and a tunity to say eo. No subsidy” is proportionate number will winter asked, but just what amount you with us. will agree to furnish of call apples Long Sing took out a license (for tho present) during the seasoD, from City Recorder McDuffee last at $4 per tou. Send your informa week for a 3 months’ hitch at the tion on a postal card, nr call at the lauudry business. H erald office and give us your The department has made a res promise. toration and increase o f the pen sion o f John H. Itease, at Marsh T h e r e is n o m e rit in b e field, from f8 to $17 per mouth. Johnson Bro’s have positively closed their books against credits. They would rather sell only $5 worth for cash than $‘25 worth on account. * in g ig n o ra n t o f the v ir tu e s o f S chilling's Best Grandma W. W. Hayes retnrned Inst Wednesday from a protracted visit with her son, James 8. Haves, at Empire, and with other relatives and friends on the hay. w h en y o u m a y try th em tea coffe« soda baking powd *r flavoring extracts and spices a t o u r risk. IU We thank Mrs. MeQuigg for kind remembrance in the way o f a The bill authorizing the sale of “ sweet potato squash.” They re conrty property at Empire City, as gal d them as specially fine for table published in the H e b a l d o f O o to use, and so were willing that the ber 4 t h , passed both houses of editor should partake of their ex the legislature aud bus been ap perience. proved by the governor. More tbau twenty million free W. H. Muir of Gravel Fordcora- samples of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel manity was down on business last Salve have been distributed by the At the Fair Store, Friday and Saturday. Mr. M. is manufacturers. What better proof C. M. S keels . -----------► e<> ----------- almost a stranger in this place, for of their confidence in its merits do 'J he German Specialists will be reason of the distance and round you want? It cures piles, burns, about way to come to Coquille by scalds, sores, in the shortest space at Hotel Coquille again Nov. 8th, 9th and 10th. See their own offi of time. R. S. Knowlton. the road. cial announcement in today’s H e b Policies written by th9 Pacific | a l d . Consultations free. Uncle P. S. Weaver, of Saraner, came to town Sunday and visited a Mutual L ife Insurance Co. excel l day or two, the guest of his grand iu every feature tbAt make iusur-I Rev. Robert Ennis, o f Bandon, No Presbyterian minister, conducted daughter, Mra. Bontell. This is ance profitable and liberal. the first visit in over five months, one can afford to be without sd services at the Christian church Mr. W. having spent the summer Accident policy at this time of ac- j last Sunday morning and evening. cidents and sickness. Give your* He is a very able minister and bad in the valley. application now for either a L ife , fairly good congregations at both Lee Goodman retnrned yester E ndowment or A ccident policy services. Ha will have appoint day from his business trip to Cali to Rev. J. L. Futrell, or make ap ments at thia place on the 2d and fornia. He spent considerable 4th Sundays o f each month for the plication at the H erald office. time in Humboldt couDty, and vis present. Hon. E. 8. Platts, joint rep- ited BuzaD's, Goble’» and several The move to aeonre a bridge od other families formerly residents resentative for Coos and Curry o f this neighborhood, and a num conntiea in our state legislature, Hall street, from the corner of ber of young men who went there passed through Coquille 'City to First street to the bridge on Front for employment at various times Marshfield on his return from street— that ia from Mrs. Wilkins’ Salem last Friday. The H erald corner, southward, to connect with from here. the bridge crossing the “ sawdust” Frank Morrison, the geninl cir bad a pleasant call and introduc at Jacobson’s corner and passing tion. Mr. Platts will spend the culating agent of the Salem at Marshfield, though Tuttle’s Hotel— is abont to re- j Statesman, reached this city by winter salt favorably. It will be a very last Friday’s train from the bay.' business interests will frequently acceptable and useful extension of call him to his home in C a rry ! That great state paper desires to Hall street. make the acquaintance of this county. I f yon want a new, perfect and thrifty “ neck o’ the woods” an d , Comrade Carl Helgerson, o f To - 1 furnish oar people with “ all the ledo, Oregon, has vri’ ted thia lo- j handsome sewing-machine— genet- news,” but especially the state calily— as well aa others in this ally sold for $60 to $75—you c » d news, and capital and state depart- valley and on the bay —as an ad get it through the H e r a l d for a inent news, in which every citizen vance prospector for locating with short time yet for $18 50, with a is interested. Mr. Morrison is his own family and several others. 10-year written warranty with it. here for the pvrpose of introduc Mr. H. is qaile an intelligent geD- j Up-to-date in every respect of ing his journal to the patronage of tleman, and was favorably im -! workmanship, improvements and our people and the H e b a l d is au pressed with this vi. inity and its attachments. Several already in We would be glad to use in Coos county, and we refer thorized to make a clubbing rate, outlook. which we shall possibly be able greet him and his friends to citi to the owners to speak of the mer its of these machines. zenship with us. to do by next issue. The Gei man Spécialiste Th« 0. E. S. Entertainment. Given at Masonic hall last Sator- day night— notwithstanding tbe inclement and threatening weather —proved very successful. A very pleasing program was given, though illness prevented several from lak- iug part who were on the list. The program consisted o f the following: From Portland, Oregon, will be at ¡ Hotel Coquille NOVEMBER 8, 9 and 10. I f you have chronic catar rh, con sultation ia free of charge. Do you blow mucus from tb« nose? Are you troubled with bleediDg of Hong. Hunters,Chorus........................ quartet Remarks.................................Hon. W . Rinolalr Flag D rill............................. 16 young ladles Nolo, “ A eay Down in Maine” ................. ............................................Esther Johnson Recitation, "The Fainterof Seville” . . . .......................................... Mrs. Dr. Moore Song. “ The Song that was H ops by the Mill” —duet, quartet and obligato aolo. Are the nostrils obstructed, mak ing breathing difficult? Are you hoarse at times ? Is the mucus dropping down from the nose into tbe throat? Ia your noso stopped up? I s ’your hearing affected? Is your thront sore ut times ? Do you spit a good deal when ris ing in the morning? Do you hem and hawk to clear your throat ? Catarrh is a dangerous disease, which lends into consumption. Weak eyes cured; cross-eyes straightened without operation; cat aracts removed without a knife; glasses fitted where all others have failed; rupture aud hernia cured without trusses or operation; sure cure for kidney diseases; chronic rheumatism cured. Do not fail to see the German Specialists. A friendly talk will cost you nothing, aud ia bound »o result in a great deal of good to you. * »su m . RS. JOHN W ALLET, et Jefferson, At the conclusion o f the program, Wia., than whom none Is more highly a social time was announced, in esteemed or widely known, writes. which all coaid join in plays, “In 18901 had a severe attack of LaOrippe lames, or conversation, to their and at the end of four months. In spite of alt physicians, friends and food enrsinf could ikiDg. do, my lungs henrt and nervous system were The flag drill was very pleasing so completely wrecked, my life was de and beautiful, absorbing earnest spaired of, my frlenda giving me up. I could only sleep by the use of opiates. My lungs attention from all for nearly 20 and heart pained me terribly and my cough miDnles. There were many evo waa most aggravating. I could not lie la lutions and each waa executed with one position but a short time and not on my sod attractively. The left side at all. My husband brought me i “ , ,. wero handsomely Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Cure and I be- I y o u n g la d le s gan taking them. When I had taken n half ; robed, looked charmingly, and the bottle of each I waa much better and cont a- beautiful groupings of “Old G lory” uing persistently I took about a dozen hot- j e an a ttr a c tiv e f e a tu r e o f th e tiee and waa completely rear — “ >aae sn attractive reaiure ox me entertainment. The songs were the surprise of all." Dr. Miles' Remedies I new and well executed. Mrs. are sold by all drug-] Moore’s recitation was fine and glets under a positive well given. Little Miss Johnson’s guarantee, first bottle song was comical and cute. The benefits or money re funded. Boole on die- j several tableaux were pretty and eases of the heart and | well given. Miss Birdie Nosier nerves free. Address, ________ was organist, giving tbe march for DLL MILES MEDICAL C O . Elkhart, Ind. M f Fall nnd winter stock of Millinery goods, juBt arrive I at Mra. Hersey’s. Ladies are invited to call and inspect these new and seasonable goods. * the flag drill and the instrumental accompaniments for tbe songs iu ber usually aooeptable manner. ^ Buy yonr Hate and Shoes at « George A. Robinson’s. C a II at Mrs. Chan. Moon’s for choice winter millinery. A fine assortment of Wall Paper just received at Coquille Pharmacy. Tbe H ebald today publishes a chapter from a series of editorial correBpoodeuce entitled “ The Ore gon Coast Trail," fiom tbe North west Pacific Farmer at Portland, the present one relating to tbe par tial write-up o f the visit to Coos Go and see Mrs. Hersey’s fine new county. stock of fall and winter Millinery ■m iiiM r n ; i m . goods. * The H ebald force extend con gratulations to the bride and groom, Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Hickox. Both are welt known here. CatcarcU Candr Cathartic, tbe moat won derful medical discover? of tho eye, pleas ant and refreahin« to the taste, act rently and poaltlrelj on kldneya, liver and bowala, deeming the entire ejttcm, dtepel colds, cure headache, ferer, bebltual constipation and blliousnoaa. Please buy and try a box s f c . C. C. to-day; 10, * !, Ml centa. Hold and guaranteed to euro by all druggists. The schooner Mizpab, which was built on this river and sailed early last summer for Alaska, retnrned Truth wears well. People have to this river with several o f its learned that DeWitt’g Little Early company Sunday evening. Risers are reliable little pills for The petition for improvement of regulating the bowels, curing con our mail facilities should be stipation and sick headache. They promptly successful. Thera was a don’t gripe. R. S. Knowlton. fearful oversight on the part of MARRIEll. some one in its arrangement. The regular quarterly examina- liou for teachers will be held in Marshfield Nov. 9, 1898. Take notice, and read County Superin tendent Bunch’s announcement in today’s H ebald . J:’ . IO * u * so* ABSOLUTELY GÜARAFTBED Coquille Pharmacy Drugs, Patent Medicines, S ta tio n e ry , S ch o o l S u p p lies S o a p s, T o ile t A r tic le s , C ig a rs, W a l l P a p er. BOBU. years, The Epworth League conducted a special program and service at the Bout hern Methodist cbnrcb last Sunday evening. It was largely nttended and proved very interesting and instructive. Be sides the several charming musical selections, there were a short ad dress or two and several recitations, including one from Mrs. Fitch, the pastor’s wife. Late issues of the Oregonian have given brief write-nps o f two or more citizens of Coos county among others from other portions of the state. One was onr loved Mrs. E. M. Lockhart, of the bay, the first white woman to Coo« county, the sketch of whose life aud pioneer experience« we copy iD today’s H erald . Another is of onr young Bandon attortey friend and member of the legislature, Hon. G. P. Topping. Of eoorse the latter has more of a political phase connected with it l ’h o L o n e S ta r C. O. O IL K E Y , P R O P R IE T O R , Coquille City, O r.---O pposite Depot. Keeps only Pare Wines and Liquors and Fine Cigar*. The Americas Clab Whisky is one of the specialties served in the* 3 Clobrogros. DRUGGISTS , ___ o f constipation. CftMoreU oro tho Ideal L u > - jrrip or irripo.bot canoe eoo? nata ral resulta. & I pt*n»« booklet t o o . A4. STERLING I I I K D T GO., Chiraro, Hoatre&l. C ao., or New York. H orsfall —At Marsh field, Oot. 16, 1898, to ebald . iNDY CATHARTIC C U R I CONSTI RATION Mrs. Fannie G. Dixon, at Myrtle Mr and Mrs. Dr. Horsfall, a son. Poiut, has received $500 insurance B ylkb —At Empire City, Oot. 21, 1898, to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Byler, a son. money, covering her late loss by fire. The local Rgent of the com DIED. pany, J. R. Benson, adjusted the J ackson — At Riverton, Oct. 17, 1898, F. M. loss without outside intervention. Jackson, aged within a few days of 61 H r Fresh É A C E T Y LE N E GAS. THE LIGHT OF THE FUTURE. Geo. T. Schroeder, hardware Why not be independent end own merchant at Bandon, was at the oounty seat last Wednesday, dur your own little gae plant which will ing which he filed an assignment give four time* more light than for the bedefit of his creditors and ordinary gaa or electric light« at designated H. W. Dunham o f this one half the coet? Applicable for place as assignee. The assets are uee in churchee, «tore«, fectoriee, reeidence* end country enumerated as his stock o f hard hotel«, ware, plumbers’ and tinner»’ tools, home«; safer than ordinary gae or shelving, counters, show-case#, etc., kerosene lamps. Approved by ell tn]tbe value of $1700; book accounts, the Board* of Underwriters through $700. Total asaets. $2400. The out the United States. We went a following creditor* are named and first cleee agent in every town. tbe amount doe each: Dunham, Write for catalogue and price«. T h e A c s t t l c k x G as M achine C o - Carrigan A Hayden, $665; Miller, A x bos , Ohio. Sloaa A Scott, $240; Baker A Hamilton, $116; Armes A Dallaud, j $47; Harry Una A C o. $88; W W. ^PACIFIC Montague A Co., $40 —all o f San M UTUAL Francisco; Simons Hardware Co. o f 8t. L oo is, Mo., $9710; W P .1 Fuller A Co , 8. F.. $11; L. L of California. Simpson, Bandon, $770; Harry 0 . 1 Weider#, 8. F., $58; Colum bia’ Implement Co., $330. Total lia Life. KHoWVMt I A ffia ti Poliein KKV.4A*. It FUTMH.I. k¿mi bilities— $2461.10. Medicines ,iß Used at this i PHARMACY. Dry Goods, Ladles’ and Gaits' iMerwwr G E N T S ’ F U R N IS H IN G G O O D S, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, ACES, EMBROIDERIES, liADJ ES’ CORSETS, ETC.. Robber ( M s and Oil Clothing. Groceries, ALSO A FULL LINE OF F I iO U R to Fire. Being the only extensive manufac turer« of furniture in the world sell ing direct from maker to user, we save our customers the enormous expenses and profits of the jobber« and retailers. Send for catalogue A, nhowiug our full line ol House hold Furniture, at 20 to 50 per cent under retail vaine. Q oakkr V allex MANcrAcruaiNo Co., 365 West Harri. son street, Chicago. f 4m T Ufa m HOSIERY, Best Billiard Table in Southern Oregon Furniture Iron. Factorr •Me. r 25c. w ¿v&jmvtmafc srssr tui jo b c a A e to O owak -T homai —At Marshfield, by Rev. Father LaCrotx, Oot. Ili, 1898, David Cowan and Mies Lettie Thomaa. H ickox -M c C ulloch —At Olalla, O ot. 16 , 189«. by Jnetioe W . R. Welle, Chas. Hiokox, of Bearer Hill, nod Misa Mollis McCnlloob, of Olalla. You invite disappointment when von experiment. DeWitt’s Little P O R SALE— 147 Acres of Land, Early Risers are pleasant, easy, -*■ X m il, from Norway, Coo* county. thorough little pills. They cure Known a* the Mot'lary pince. For onrtion- Inra, on 11 on HENRY G RADY, constipation and sick headache just oct4tf| Norway. Oregon. as sure as you take them. R. S. I f ) A r r o c mostly fine and Knowlton. I U Ft 1*1 Co jjjgj, ground for resi Subscribe for the H ebald and dence when subdivided; near the secure also one of its clubbing business centre of Coquille City. effete, and in this way get the gen See list of property bargains on 4th eral aud local news, or first-class, page for further particulars. . choice agricultural or literary lead ing. st astonishingly low prices. 4M wia b u k M br Dr. Mito,' Pala MM Read some of onr offers in today’s F. M. JackfoD, an Orrpin Pio neer living at Riverton, died Mon day of last week very suddenly, and the fnneral was held at tLit« place at noon Tuesday, after I lie f aervicea at the Christian chore b conducted by Kev. C- A. Stiue. Deceased wsb horn in 1< wa, Oct. 25, 1837; came to O iegon iu 1863. Ho married Miss L ucy Goodman (sister - o f- our towmmi.n, Mi.tt Goodman, and late townsman, J. P. Goodm an) iu California, March 4, 1869. Ot 10 children born to Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, only four survive, who, with the widowed mother, mourn tbe grievous loss to them of a lov ing, faithful, Cbrio- tian busbaDd and father. Mr. Jackson had been long a member of the Baptist church, to which faith be held earnestly to the day of his death. Deceased was work ing iu one of the miues at River ton, nnd up to 1 o'clock on Monday whs in apparently good health, enjoyed his dinuer nnd was iu ex tra good humor nnd spirits. He returned to his work at the miDe, ami abont half an hour later fell and expired within a few minutes. It was heart trouble that caused his death. A largo number of friends and neighbors cf the de ceased at Riverton accompanied tbe remains to this place, with all of whom he stood high as a citi zen and neighbor. --------- - —— ------ the nose ? 1—Liberty. X—The Bachelor's Reverie (two scenes) o 1 Farewell to Home. 9 1 In Right of Home. Dr. Mlles' Pain Pills atop B eateci Jidrintciih af R;icru'n. * ' AND F E E D , Ciiars, A M M U N I T I O N , E T C ., E T C . J. W. LENEVE’S STORE. T T o t e l c o q u ille W # if , r-4 C. H. BU TLER, PR O P R IE T O R . AVINO LEASED T H IS NEMT. COM M ODIOUS AND MODERN H O ST L E R Y 1 *m now prepared to entertain tbe trevetinR pnhlio in fir»t-cl»»e nttlf, with the very beet of aeewmnodntion* and at noflt reaHon- able rate*. Table« impplied with the beet the market afford*. ‘ •1 roen roe SAMPLE ROOMH for 0>mm»rei«í SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS and Term» roomy and centrally located. for Familieg and Theatrical Troupes. Bate«—$1 to 61.50 pel day. NOW is the time to get BARGAINS | - re GREATEST BOOK OP THE «•«<1$ M id fk r a p ihl* Infanta* Shirt* to on« year old........... $ <JhiUT* Wool Stocking*, 6, 6. 7 Child** Cotton Stocking*, ft, 6, 7 I nf a nt * S h o e « . «11 on lore, 1 t o 4 ............. Should bo In Every Home aud Librar; A 7 ft J* Men*« Sunday Shoe«, until gon«.......... 1-w* Ladle** Sunday 8hoe«, until g o n e .... 1.52 SMITHS’ CASH STORE 2 5 ami 2 7 M arl i t S t . X f . The People’s nut disiai )w 1« writ*«« by Ri*bt Ho». William Ç ’ «rt C.!«d*i .reinad,. Uhn g.x-P r.um ier o f G re a t B rit inn nnd fi '«•go. Oiford. E n «.. Bov. A. II. hta/ro. CoPo« « mutm I ivw jTOki Furr nr, 1 C a n to r b u ry, K n g . U - •fio*«,Borne**ill*. Mw- - Armour Instruí«}. D - .D .T u en «», 111.; Rev. í^ o r « o F. W n to — j.. L . ., - - M . a . r»le- ■ b o n e P re w b y to rio o C e a r e h . L o n d o n , t » « . ; He* ■’ M - A r t h u r , l> » . Cnlvnry Baptist th u rrh . New Yoik C ity . N. Y . l R ev. M * rty n S u m m e r b e ll. P I » M n-n * t root rrootonptUt Ohotch. LowUton. Me : ft«* F r* " k M Dr.wtol. p f T r i r Ä MethodU» Kvnn«U>n iff.. fU v W . T . M o o r * . I T. I » . -T h e f'Nne t ie * ( tam m oew M lth .**. T a n d o n . E n * . K**». L vera tt H a le. |».l) . S o u th C ® n|f*«*»lrnm l ( b o r e h . ------------- f le a v e r 5î.% ," Wood I iniiioi Hurt. I> L> . Trintt» to lle n -, - M o î r o O . b w o . I I 1) F ob H ale —In Bandon, one of rch. Ixindon. Entr. R *” . Georg* P i«. 87 fu!l-pe*.* tbe choicest locations, a pleuant r 2sv —, full-p M*r* Sllu-tr»- (EMTIO*. M2 i'ÚN. «lit *d«M. cloth, pim; kul* f£ <fo 'u.l home, new, unique in style, end with a nnlended view of the town and ocean. Mheitered from the iwirtu winde For particulars, *p- | ply lo the HERALD. [tf.