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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

TYPoCRArnicAL ERRoRs.--Itis always AZ
grnvating to a publisher to be compelled TO
"go to press with "proofs" indifferently
corrected, but is frequently unavoidable.
Sometimes the article tails to be corrected
at all, and if j. happens to have been :" set
up by the devil, or a green apprentice, i, is
sure to present very ludricous specimen OF
half finished work. Somebody discovered
an article Of this kind in the Bulletin, a short
time since, and had the curiosity 10 count
the errors. He doubtless considered that he
lad very good thing" on the publisher.
Week before last short editorial was dis
figured by the misspeling of the word sui
frage, it being spelled suffrage wherever. it
occurred. There having been no time to
take proof Of the article, this error was not
observed until part of the edition was work
ed of, when it was corrected.
The following, from the Cedar Valley
Times, gives very correct idea of some of
the difficulties attending the preparation of
uiastet Az lhc PAess.
"There is still another tedious and per.
picking process vet to mention. That is the
correcting Of the proofs. An impression or
proof OF every article has to be taken, and
the matter corrected before the +" FORM for
the paper is made up. This is sometimes a
difficult task, as the best eompositors will
make mistakes both in distributing and set>
ting, and sometimes when the " head is not
clear as the promoted devil 0. this Office
expresses II, these are numerous. and many
Of them escape the observation of the proof
reader especially if his head is not clear :
and particularly in those articles written by
him self, TOR knowing each word and sentence
before he reads il, he is very liable to fail to
give each word that accurate attention nee
essary to observe all the typographical err.
rors. The only way we can be certain that
we have discovered and marked all errors is
to look at every letter and spell every word
. rather srduous task.
task the compositor corrects the errors in the
typc, and in doing SO has to look carefully
and particularly 1t every word and letter
marked and If the errors are numerous, or
in printing Office parlance the "proof very
dirty" and he not very careful he will prob
ably fail TO correct some of the errors. Thus
it win be seen how exceedingly difficult it Is
to get out paper entirely free from errors.
We are ofthe opinion that If those hyper>
critical individuals who pooh, look wise, be-
come disguised and seriously question an
Editors intelligence on grammar and Or
biography when they find word misspelled,
sentence transposed, letter too many or
one wanting, or turned upside down, or b
for . d, for m !, c for An c, . p for q,
&C., &C., would try their skill at reading
proof they would be less ready to find fault
and would possibly wonder why more mis-
takes are not made, instead Of finding fault
With the few which do occur.,'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

Tas CAxr, rnE BArrLE FlgLp Ann the
HosrIrAL.--This is fascinating work lately
issued by the National Publishing House Of
Chicago, and sold by subscription. II is
beautifully printed and contains over one
hundred illustrations.
"This Work, in its conception, arrange.
ment, and peculiarly new aud attractive or,
der Of war literature, stands peerless and
alone among all its competitors.
The unexampled facilities afforded the au.
thor by his familiar intercourse and CORE.
spondence with officials aud prvates atten.
dance at the Department 10 Washington |;
personal observation aud experince the
teeming issues of the book aud newspaper
press, during the last five years, have ena.
bled him to produce work Absolutely I'm.
excelled in its presentation Of whatever was
striking in the Annals of the Great War;
the Valiant and Brave. Hearted, the Pic.
tu.esqne aud Dramatic, the Witty aud Mar
Vicious, the Tender and pathetic. The de.
par,ment which embraces the "Words aud
Deeds of Woman" is an exclusive feature
in these pages, and is already securing for
the work universal popularity. |, embra
80 i"e4uehts ouIihg All stages OF the war
and in all parts Of the field OF strife.
Prominent among the sparkling Content.
of the Work, may be named :-S,rikinp
Instances Of Loyalty to the Flag, and yalor
in its defence; Bravery on the Battle Field
and Quarter Deck Infantry, Artillery aud
Cavalry in line acsion-the tramp and onset I;
the Roll Of Fame and Story Reminsceu.
ces Of victory and disaster; Of Camp, Pic.
ket, Spy, Scout, Bivouac, aud Siege, with
feats Of daring; Remarkal le cases OF sharp
shooting; Hand to hand encounters; Start
ling Surprises Wonderful Escapes; Comic.
al and ludicrous adventures on land aud
sea; Famous words aud deeds Of Woman ;
Sanitary and hospital scenes Prison exper.
fence; Last words Of the dying, with affect.
ing illustrations OF the home affections and
mementoes Of the tender passion The iii.
nal Scenes and events in the Great Drama,
and all those momentous hours, acts and
movements. the memory of which will live in
letters Of blood befors the eyes, and burn
like fire in the hearts of those who partci.
pated in them,--these, sifted like gold, are
here presented in all their attractions,
Sold only by Subscription through eau.
wasting Agents. Geo. d. Smith, Agent for
Buchanan Co.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
N6NrriNso LaccnSe.

Issued by Judge Barton during the monll
of FEBRUARY, 1867.
Observation-Disclosures Nc
Murray, aged "a. and Emily Hatdwick
aged n, Feb. "a. Married nj Wes,burp
Feb. I'd, by Rev. Chas. Pierce.
Observation-Disclosures N. Timson,
aged and Jane +. Reed, aged 81, Feb
9Th. Married at Quasqueton, Feb. lO,h
by Rev. John Fulton.
CONNER-THoMpsON-Aaron Conner
aged rs, and Martha j. Thompson, aged
20, Feb. llth. Married at Masonyille,
Feb. l7th, by Rev. X. Norton.
FERREY.-SMILEY-Hobert G.. Ferrev,
aged 2a and Susan A. Smiley, aged 25,
Feb. 18th. Married at Independence, Feb.
Ia, by Bey. John Fulton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l., Snavelv.
aged ~, and susanna G. Logan, aged %,
Feb. 18th. Married at Independence,
Feb. 18th, by Rev. ]. c. Kepiord.
RARICK--BECKLEY-- BENJAMIN +. Rar.
lex, aged 81, and Sarah r. Beckley, aged
IS, Feb. l4th. Married by ". II. Barton,
County Judge.
LlTTLE-SMlTH--Ebcrneze Little, aged
u, and Louis N. Smith, aged "a, Feb
I'D.
SMlTH-FAMMING-Philip Smith, aged
80, and Jane Tanning, aged %, Feb.
10Th. Married 1t Erie Feb. 2s.h, by Rev
John l.. Gosker.
McMILLEN-MlLLER--Johnw W. McMill.
en-, aged ~, and Mary Jane Miller, aged
Fl, Feb 10Th.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
THlE ELECTION.

The City election held or Monday rcsult
ed in great Republican victory, all the can
didates on the City Republican Tickle. hav.
ing been elected BY largo majori.ics, aud
asain ofone Republican in the Council hav,
ing been made. Local issues alone prevent
ed the election Of Republican Councilman
in the lst Ward. In the 4.h Ward, the foul.
est means we're successfully employed to de>
feat the Republican candidate. Not only
we're his views upon local Issues misrepre.
sensed, but spurious ticket was printed a,
the Conserraties office, containing the names
Of ell the Republican city candidates, but
substituting the namc Of G. NJ. Durham, the
Democratic candidate for Trustee in the All
Ward, for that Of DR.. J. q. House, the Re,
publican nominee. A large number Of these
spurious tickets were voted by Republicans
before the trick was discovered. We regret
to say that certain Republicans so far & rgot
tn ir sense Of honor as to assist in this dirty
attempt to cheat electors out Of fair ex.
presoion Of their sovereign will at the ballo.
box.
The I'd Ward was most gloriously redeem,
ed. At the special election for Councimcn,
held in this ward last summer, the Demos
Gratis inaugurated party contest for the city
aud elected both Councilmen by fair majors
tiles. The average Republican majority on
Monday was ten, as will be seen by the table
below. Had Republicans maintained their
party integrity in the LIST and lth Wards, the
Council would have stood, Republicans, g.
Democrats, 2. 1t has heretofore stood 8
Democrats TO Republicans hereafter the
Republicans will equal the Democrats.
No v.,.o ttn .Ns.:.l 4
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

The HurcniNsoNs.-This family Tribe
Of john were advertised to sing in this city
last week, bu, owing to delays on the rail.
roads south Of US, were unable to meet their
engagements in this part Of the State. Their
whole route has been changed and they will
sing Lere on Thursday evening, the It'll inst.
We need not allude to the reputation Of this
family. They have been before the public
more than twenty five years and are well
known throughout the entire North. The
Concert will be given at Mosse's Hall. Ad.
mission. so cents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

4. s. Cdris, Administrator qf ne Es,o,,
Of Charles a. .Ssymo.r, -. Edcard
Sickle, N, n. Sickle, asd E.ysas Eiy.
STATE OF IOWA, =.
Buchanan County. |"
N0 Edward Sickle, n. X. Sickle, and Flu.
i gene Ely; You and each Of ycu are hereby
notified that on or before the ist day Of April,
1867, there viii bc on file 10 the once u the
Clerk Of the District Court of Buchanan Co.,
Iowa. . petition Of Il. =. Cewls, admin stratcr
Of the estate Of Charles c. Seymour. deceased,
claiming Of you the sum Of two thousand avs
hundred dollars, ss due said estate. on notes
and mortgage given by Edward Sickle and n.
X. Sickle TO Charles Q. Seymour. dated Vow
18th, 1864; also asking foreclosure Of said
mortgage aud sale ofths land included in same,
to pay said Indebtedness, to wit. The South
half Of the South half Of section thirty, In
Township ninety, Nsrth Of range seven, West
in Buchanan county, Iowa.
And that unless you appear aud answer
thereto on or before noon Of tho second day Of
the next April term Of said Court, 10 be holden
in lndepenpcnce, Iowa, on the Goth day Of
April, 1897, default will bc entered against you
and = decree rendered in accordance with prayer
Of petition and costs Of suit.
(Signed) e. 8. CowLS, Adm'n.
Per 1. W HART, Atty,
Feb. 5th, 1867,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

Mn. EDIroR BY your permission we wish
to tender, through the medium Of the Bud.
letis, our humble and sincere thanks to the
members Of the Free Presbyterian congrega.
ton Of Liberty, and the other very kind
friends from the neighborhood, Quasqueton
and elsewhere, who met At tie Free Presby.
terrain Church, on the evening Of the 25th
inst, and after general good time, in which
all evidently enjoyed themselves to the full,
very kindly made us the recipient Of over
$50 in cash. May the kind Giver of every
good and perfect gift abundantly reward eve
~ one Of them, not only with the good things
Of this life. but also with the blessings OF the
life that is to come.
S. n. KIER.
LIBRARY IT,, Feb. q, 81.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

pA- Hon. Gran Favile, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction in this State, has re-
sipnsd on account Of i'll health, and Prof.
b. +. Wells has been appointed to gil the
vacancy. The appointment is probably the
best that could be made, Prof. Wells being
exceedingly well qualified for the position.
lie is a practical teacher, having for many
years had charge Of the normal department
in the State University a. Iowa City.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
Strawberry Plants.
Cleanse the Blood.

MYTH corrupt, disordered or yitia;ed Blood.
w yen are sick all over. II may burst out
in Pimples. or Sores, or in some active disease,
or il may merely keer you lissless. depressed
good health while your blood Is impure. Arms
SARsAPARILLA prrges out these Impurities and
stimulates the organs II life into vigorous &C.
ton, restoring the health and expelling disease.
Hence it rapidly cures variety Of complaints
Which are caused BY i,npurity Of the blood such
A. ScrofulA or Kings Evil. Tumors, Clcers,
Sores, Eruptious, PimpIes. Biotches, Boils. 81.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheum, Seald Head, Ring Worm, Cancer
or CaneeRous Trmors, Sore Eyes. Female Dis
eases, such - Retention. Irregularity, suppress
sion, Whites, Sterilitr, also Syphilis or venerial
Diseases, Liver Complaints, and HeSrt Diseases.
Try ArKR's SARsAPARrLLA, and see for yourself
the surprising activity with which it cleanses
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public hay e been misled
p Large bottles pretending to giye iaar. q
these have been frauds upon the sick, for they
NOT only contain little, if any. Sarsararilla, bui
often no curative properties whatever. Hence,
bitter disappointment has followed the use Of the
various extracts Of Sarsapsrilia which Good the
market. until the name itself has become syno-
nymous with imposition and cheat. Still We
call this compound "Sarsaparilla,n and intend
to supply such = remedy Is shall rescue the
name from the load Of obloquy which rests upon
II. We think We have ground tor believing II
hrs virtues which are irresistible by the ordinary
run Of the ciseases it is intended to cure. We
can only assure the sick. that we offer them the
best Alternative which we know how to pr. duce.
apd Ne have ru1Dsn % believe il 10 BY far the
most efectual purifier Of the blood yet discover
ed By any body.
AfRn'a CHBEar PEcfoRAL il - universally
known to snrpass every other remedy for the
care of Coughs. Colds. Influenza. Hoarseness.
Group Bronchitis, Incipien; Consampsiou, and
for the relief Of Consumptive Patients in ad.
vaneed stages of the disease. that il IS useless
here to recount the evidence VI It's virtues. tn
world knows them
Prepared hv J. {. AVER 4 Co, Lowell
Mass, ami sossi by
Deering i >aalc, independence, AID BY a
druggists generally.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
AGnlCULrURAL SOCIETY.

At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
the Buchanan County Agricultural Society,
held at Independence, March I'd, 1867, the
Board resolved to make vigorous effort to
secure suitable grounds for their annual
fairs. To secure this object, the Board have
proposed the following plan, to wit: To
raise o joint stock fund in shares Of IS each,
that will be sufficient to purchase suitable
grounds, fence and improve them. The
Board also authorized the President and
Secretary Of the Society to appoint Com.
nittee in each Township to solicit subscrip
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
DONATION.

Mr.. EDIroR.-Please permit me Through
your excellent sheet) to express my thank,
to the people Of O,terville and vicinity, fol
their donation Of 500, made for me on
the evening of the 18th ult., at the house Of
Mr.. James Sanders. We had very pleas
ant time. May the good Lord reward then
for their kindness to me.
NJ. WHITMORE.
Otterville, Feb. 2lst, 1867.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

And Not Day Oss Of Order IL That Time.
Mr.. VIM. A. WEST, of Dry Run, Pa.
says: "We have had one Of the Wilcox L
Gibbs Sewing Machines IN USE OVER FIVE
YEARS, AND IT HAS NOT BEEN DAY our Oh
RUNNING ORDER IN THAT TINE. We would
not exchange It with our neighbors for the
Wheeler 4 Wilson, or Grover 4 Baker
though hare nothing to say disparagipgly
Of them"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
Price, $500 year. Single copy, 10 cts.

DEMAND FOR GoLD.-The demand for
il great but is not equal TO the demand for
the celebrated Chemical Saieratus, especi-
ally where this Saleratus has been tried and
where its worth IS ally known. Try it and
satisfy yousesslf For sole By most mer>
chants. Use il instead Of Soda.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

The CAucus.-The caucus, held at the
Court House on Thursday evening, was
the largest ever convened in this city. The
proceedings were in strict accordance with
Republican usages, until motion to ex-
clude Democrats present from voting was
made and lost. This at once changed the
character Of the caucus. We presume it
was thing never before heard Of, to per.
NIT Democrats present at a Republican
caucus to vote upon the question whether
they should be excluded from participation
in its deliberations; and further, it was q
procedure hitherto entirely unknown in
partizan tactics, for one faction of party
caucus to avail themselves Of the fact Of
their being in the majority, to coolly admit
the opposing party TO pert in their proceed
ings for the purpose Of making mors sure
their victory. We are glad TO know that
most Of those who in their partizan zeal
thus forgot then selves, are ready to admit
their mistake. Il would certainly Be de-
plorable and in fact absolutely fatal to par
" unity to permit such step to 60 upon
the records as q precedent; for no man OF
honor could feel satisfied with habitual
resort to foul means to prevent fair ex.
preston Of the party will. The caucus result
cd in the nomination Of W. A. Jones tor
Mayor, by an immense majority, and Mon
DAYS election made him Mayor BY l47
majority, as will be seen BY the returns
given elsewhere.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

This distinguished orator has been en-,
gagged for q supplementary lecture, by the
Lycenm. His date is fixed on Monday,
March 25th. Subject; "The Lost Arts. "
Tickets so cts, to be had at the book stores
Of J. p. Sampson / Co. and S. Waggonel
4 Co. Persons who hold season tickets for
the course, can secure their seats for this
1eetnro
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

49, The o,.erylle bridge was not quite
carried OF by the late freshet, but its safety
was seriously jeopardized, and j, is probable
that the first movement of the ice from the
dam will destroy it. The bridges at Otter
Vile have all been built through private en-
terprise, the county never having furnished
a dollar toward them. II view Of this fact,
we have been unable TO account for the fail
ure of the Board Of Supervisors, at their
last session, TO make an Appropriation foI
the bridge at Ot,ervile-and sufficient &c
erect a structure which would maintain
some degree Of permanency. We trust this
matter will receive favorable consideration
a, the next session OF the Board, as the
bridge is of great importance to she public
interest
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
~ The Little Corporal for March is 1t
hand. and has the following contents:

Boyhood Of Washington, by Ralph g.
Leonard; A Talk from Victor Hugo, BY
Lucia Chose Bell; Science for Children, by
Dr.. worthiugtone Hooker Of Yale College;
The Bears Den, by Emily Huntington
Miller; Harry's Lesson; The Fable Of the
Monkey, translated from the German; Turn
from the Wine Cup, by Geo. W. Bungay |;
Letter from the Ocean, BY Thos. X. Beecher;
The Tamborine Girl, by Felicia H. Ross /;
Song Of the Waters, by Emily II. Millr
with Music by Geo. F. Root; besides Pic.
lures, Stories, Puzzles, and a number Of
other Miscellaneous Original articles.
Published by ALFRED L. SEWELL,
Chicago, Ill.
Price, $l.00 year. Single copy, 10 cts.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

"JosIiS, the Insurance Man." has q no
ticc Of special interest to "love.sick SWANS, y
city officers &C., in our advertising columns.
Don't read il.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

49, The negotiations Of the ID. 4 S. c. &
III. Central Railroads, which were interrupts
ed for time, have been renewed, with a
prospect Of termination favorable TO the
lease Of the ID. 4 s. C. Road. Should this
be the case, the interests Of the country
along the line OF the road, will have been
very materially advanced, for the reason that
the construction Of bridge at Dubuque
will be no longer delayed, and the road will
be rapidly pushed to the Missouri River.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified elec-
IN tors Of the lndepe School District of
the City Of Independence. in Buchanan County.
Iowa, hat the regular meeting Of said District
will DO held At the Court House, on Monday, the
lith day Of March. at O'Clock r. NJ. 1857. for
the election Of oficcrs and the transaction of
such other business rs may LOCALLY come before
u. L. w. HART. See'y.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

DM- The Stone Church cast of the Court
House, is offered for sale as will be seen by
the advertisement. We understand il is the
intention Of the Society to build much
larger church edifcc US soon as this is dis
posed Of.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
FREIcHr OYrIcE d. 4 8. C. R. R., !
Independence, Feb. u. 81. I

Inuepehuence, req. II, OF.
En-. BULLETIN The amount of freight
shipped from this Station in month Of Janu.
airy, is as follows:
Wheat, No. Bushels, l0,e5O
Hogs, Live, No. Car Loads, 3
Cattle /" 2
Hogs, dressed, No. pounds, 299,
Butter, No. pounds, 5,O75
Hides, s,s25
Sundrics, 5000
Truly yours,
c. NJ. D., Ag't.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

TINS Bnsr Tosic.-caswell. Mack 4 Co.,
Combination OF Iron, Phosphorous and Calisaya
SHOWN ~ Ferro phosphoratcd Elixir Of Calissya
The iron restores color to the blood: the Paos-
phorous rsnews waste Of the nerve tissue, and
the cslisAya givcs = Natural healthful tone to
the digestive organs. 0As pint contains the
virtue Of oss ounce 81 calisay ana one teaspoon.
fol grain 81 Iron and Phosphorus. Manu-
fAStursd by CAsvsLL. Macs q o., New York.
Fer sals ~ ~ drsogisss. 1e-fy
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

A LUCKY TnIsn.-T. Is indeed laeky
thing for all who wish . grow Sorghum ~
coming season, that limited supply can be
had Of the genuine Kansas Sorghum, a,
Desring h Smale's. Call early IF you would
be supplied. r. BARTI.E.
3G2m Independence, Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05
CITY AND COUNTY.

~ Notice that Davis 4 Son, offer lum>
bsr at greatly reduced mtss u! their lumber
yard near the depot.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

SoLp Our.--Last Weeks Cedar Falls
Gazette contains the announcement Of Mr..
S. b. Goodenow that he has disposed ofthat
establishment to Mr.. c. W. Snyder, Of Gin
ton. Mr.. Snyder takes possession in about
two weeks
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

- Those interested will do well TO
bear la mind that Mcssrs. J. p. Sampson
q Co., have on hand very fine lot Of Ba.
by Carriages, which they will sell to the
advantage Of purchasers.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

PHILLIPS LEcrusE.--Holde rs Of season
tickets for the late course of lectures, will
bear in mind tina. they must make appli.
cation at the Book Stores Of Messrs. ].
7. Sampson 1 Co, and S. waggoner 4
Co., before the 10th inst, il they wish to
retain their seats for the lecture Of Phil
lips, on the 18th inst. After that date,
single tickets may be had ct the came
places.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

nM- Builders will be interested in . mo
ticc' given this week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-03-05

80 The revival meetings sontinue 70 Be-
well attended. Several persons have been
converted sin ce our last report. Although
the prospects for an extensive revival are
not as favorable as could be desired, yet the
meetings will doubtless continue for some
time yet. To day Tuesday, was set apart
as day Of fasting end prayer. Services
have been held in the Baptist church, fore.
noon, afternoon mud evening