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Persons desiring 10 pay me money
on book account will confer great ia
vor 10y doing so soon, rs | am very
much in need of il, and i'm future busi-
ness such n pay me now shall be CRATE
fully remembered. y. J. NEFF.
July y. 1870.
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Judicious use of Speer's STANDARD Wine
Bitters" in keeping the system in tone
ard preventing arrangement of ihe bowels
is almost beyond belief.
Try them. and YOU will be convinced of
the fact.
For sale by Kizer & Smith. Druggists.
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The Muncie 7Smcs is worried about
the wooden scissors presented TO this
Office by Mr.. Kemp. II would have
been more i'm accordance with the
eternal fitness Of things, II Mr.. X.
had presented them TO the scintilla-
ting genius who presides over paper
headed "Mmcic Times Tie IIccky."
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The track OF the new railroad
was laid 10 Warren Jones', three
and one. half miles south OF town,
on Tuesday. They will get nearly
TO the crossing OF the Huntsville
road this week.
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Kaufman can smile as loUd rs Lea
Monks. Ben. says, and we say that
the census takers can't enumerate any
one who was not resident here the lst
Of June, and it's no use TO bother
Reynolds about il.
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WHAT ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS.

ARE they dizziness and drowsiness, with
frequ ent headachel Bitter or bad taste in
the mouth; dryness OF the throat and inter.
nal heat' Palpitation of .hc heart; irregu-
lar appetite; sour stomach? Sickness and
vomitingl Distress7 Heaviness, or a full
feeIi g about the stomach and sides. oftea
attended with pain and tenderness7 Collie
pains, and soreness through the bowels,
with excessive heatl Constipation of the
bowels. alternating with frequent attacks
OF diarrhQa7 Piles; hatulence; nervous
nessl Coldness of the extremitesl Rush
of blood to the headl Numbness of limbs
Cold ohills2 Low spirts7 Unsociabillity
or gloomy forbodings! Ii any of the above
symptoms are yours use ROBAC KS
REMEDlES-they will cure you.
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We call especial attention to the adver-
tisement in another column, of SPEERS
PORT GRAPE WINE, pure and mn
adulterated Grape Wine, Invaluable in
sickness. nstf
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Legal Advertisements.
Notice 10 Heirs OF Petition 20 Sell
Real Estate.

State Of Indiana. Randolph County, Court
OF Common Pleas
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ VIM. ;. Hunt. Administrator of Jno.
w. Hunt. deceased, has ii led his petition to
sell the Real Estate OF the decedcnt, his
personal property being insufficient 10 pay
his debts; and that said petition will be heard
at the next tern OF the Court IT Common
Pleas of said County.
Attest: Il. +. SEMANS. CLERK
n5l {. {. i. Randolph County.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
a GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

Eighty acres OF good land. all under fence.
fifty acres cleared, two good Orchards,
good House. with four rooms plastered, 4
good well OF Water at the door, two good
Springs Of never falling water, Spring
House, Smoke House. good frame Stable
The farm IL situated three miles aud
half north Of Economy aud a half mile
north of the Gibson Brothers Meeting
House, n halt mile norm Of the WAYNE
County line. four miles south OF Huntsville
TERMS i will take two good horses, a
wagon aud harness, the balince in cash; or
fifteen hundred cash aud the balance 10
payments. Apply to
n30 SARAH BARRETT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The First Annual Fair of the Union
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton will be held OH their grounds at
Union City. Ind, Sept. 27th, 23th,
Goth and 30th, 1870.
BY order of the Board.
n23 {. J. VAN ANDA, Sec'y.
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NEW TYPE.

During the past week we have re-
ceived an invoice Of new type, of all
the latest styles. Call and examine
our work. Our facilities for Job Work,
of all kinds, are unsurpassed in Ran
dclph county.
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Is We go to press the grass in the
public square j. being moved. IL
won't make rs much hay Is the
clown said Mich Campbell and Col.
Prather vould-two big stacks.
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All those knowing themselves in
debted To the late firm of Richardson
q Helms are requested To call and pay
them without delay or further trouble.
They must be paid.
JOIN RICHARDSON.
July 81. 1870
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Harry storms moved a grocery store,
building AID all, from Meridian 10
franklin street this week. The pro-
prietor stayed In his store and sold
goods as though nothing was going on.
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$500 or a BARGAIN.
1872 Acres of Finely Timbered Land

Indiana AID Illinois, 10 trade for stock
OF Drs Goods. Groceries or Drngs-
For further Information. call or address
me Al Niuchester, Indiana.
DS J. n. TENNElL.
Also Good House nnd Lot an VIM
chester, 70 sell on long credit.
n3ltf J. b. TENNELL.
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SINGLE MllL FOR SALE.

Desiring TO change my business, / offer
for sale or trade. my Single Mil and
Pump Factory. With all the aPpurtenauee-
thereto belonging. situated In Winchester,
Indiana. Machinery In good repair and
business profitable. Terms reasonable.
For full particulars address the unders'gn-
ed. Winchester. Indiana, or Watts Rey.
noids. Real Estate Agents. Winchester,
Indiana. (. CAMP
June 30. 1870. 27-3m
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YOR SALE HY EDMUND ENGLE.

one new frame house, containing five
rooms and pantry. VIII sell very coeap
for cash. or will sell on time. with interest
Also. 80 acres Of land, one mile north
east OF Huntsville. which will sell or trade
on very reasonable terms. Owing TO pc
culiar circumstances both the properties
above named must be sold Call soon and
secure q bargain. n26m2
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The new business houses on Main
street are progressing finely. Two OF
them have handsome stone fronts.
when finished they will be an honor
10 our town.
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NOTICE.

rESHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of the
4 town OF Winchester will meet at the
Town Clerks Office, on w edn,sday. Aug.
Sd, To hear grievances from the tax pa, ers
OF the corporation 1t the Town of Winehes.
ter on the Corporation Assessment for
Taxes. By order oi the Board,
w. II. REINHElMER, CLyrK.
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The heaviest loaf of bread ever
made in Randolph county was sold
mt Spartanburg for five cents. Cheap
bread that.
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\ HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Situated on Franklin street, west OF the
Public Square. owned by Jesse Hammers
For particulars call at the Office of Watts
Il Reynolds. Attorneys and Real E.tats
Agents l9tf
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We call the attention of our friends
and the public generally, to the fact
that we have Deeds and Mortgages
for sale, printed on heavy paper and
in good style.
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.JOR PRINTING.

or all kinds and IN any color desired,
done on short notice. Our facilities
are unsurpassed in Eastern Indiana.
Give us n call
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The genial collector, X. y. Leav-
ell. requested the Treasurer 10
charge up little extra jag of cost,
because the fellow was 80 onary. =
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

No important war news as yet. \
few saiImishes have been fought, but
no general engagement.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

Only thirty dogs have owners in the
corporation. Who owns the rest of
'em.
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Notice TO Heirs Of Petition 10 Sell
Real Estate.
state Of Indiana Randolph County,
Court of Common Pleas.

NJ OTlCE is hereby given that William
/ Y ). Baker, Administrator OF Joshua
Green, deceased. has fled his petition TO
sell the Real Estate OF the decedent, his
personal being insufficient to pay his debts j,
and that said petition will be heard at the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas
Of said County.
Attest: H. r. SEMANS, Clerk
n30 c. c. 7. Randolph County.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

The Muncie Times man evinces good
judgment 10y clipping his Randolph
county items from the JOURNAL.
The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-07-28

j. NJ. Davis has sold his saddle and
harness establishment 10 johnny
Chapman.
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Cholera morbus and "Sich" are plen-
~ around here now. BE careful what
you eat.
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70 THE PUBLIC.

The Circulation of the JOURNAL
a. withou, parallel in the history of
,cw~pare's in Randolph County.
Adtcriisers will bear 10 mind that !;
L. the BEST ADyEgTISINC MEDI-
cM IN the County.
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Report is in circulation that another
Republican paper is TO be started nj
Union City.
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The NJ. DIS have a conflab here to-
day-plotting against sick folks.
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Notice To Heirs of Petition To Sell
Real Estate.

Of Common Pleas.
= OTlCE is hereby given that Nathan
Y T. Butts, Administrator Of Thomas
Marshall, deceased, has filed his petition 20
sell the Real Estate of the dece lent, bis
personal being insufficient to pay his debts;
and that said petition will be heard a. the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas
OF said County.
Attest: ii. T SEMANS. Clerk
n30 &. C.. i. Randolph Co.
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\ great deal of counting these warm
evenings-tut no marrying.
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NOTICE.

4 IL THE NOTES and subscriptions to
~ the Cincinnati. Richmond 4 Fort
Wayne Railroad Co gwen ty parties Ia
Randolph county, have been lett AZ the
Frst National Bank, where parties inter
.sted eau fnd them. Very Respertfnlly.
A. STONE
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Meeting of the Ccnual Committee.

Meeting of the Ccntial Committee.
The members Of the Republican Cen
trail Committee of Randolph County,
are requested 10 meet at their rooms,
under the JOURNAL O.licc, in Winches-
ter, on Saturday, August Oh, 1870, at
10 o'clock, \. NJ. y punctual attend
ance Is requested.
L.. !. MONKS, Chairman.
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Main street is being re-graveled from
the depot southwark through town.
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This county has three newspaper
all Republican.
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Don't forget the Concert tonight,
Thursday
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If you want 10 hear good music,
dOh't fail 10 90 TO the concert.
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III. 7. Kizcr j. having the roof put
ON his new residence.
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

The following is the result of the
election in Wayne and Washington
townships, as reported to the Auditor:
WAYNE TOWNSHIP.
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Weather hot and still heatin'.
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Mercury is higher than gold.
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ID. 4 u. RAIL ROAD.

DAYTON. UNION.
sRRfvE. DEPART. ARRIVE. DEPART
Mail = a0ru l02l.s IL 50Fn 20rM
IO.0J.s sUOFM !. FN $50 10.
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Republican County Ticket.
For representative.
ASAuEL STONE.
Fof Treseurer.
JAMES II BOW n.
For Auditor.
WI l. MURRAY.
For sheriff,
d +. FORD.
For Surveyor.
JAMES II. HIATT.
For Commissioner Nisdle District.
THOMAS CiLNENGER
For Currmi,-iolsr-W sst.ru District
HICKS X WRIGHT.
for Commi-siousr Ess,ern District,
LLlllU CAMMACk.
WHITE RIVER Tow NSIiiP.
Far Trustee.
JOHN DlG6S.
FOF Assessor.
ELWOOD HIATT.
For Justice of tie Peace,
IRA TRiPP
LUTHER l.. MOOKMAN.
N. ". HILL.
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Blackberries are plenty.
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IT COST.

IT COST.
Ladies' Congress CATERS at cost, and
no mistake. \. j. NEFF.
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Keep cool.
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J. J. MONKS, Chairman.
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n2- 4S- IT. PtELE.
CHENEY WATSON, Atty's fer CO 9
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-09
FROM BELLE POINT.

BELLE POINT, Nov. IS, 70.
EDS. GAZETTE: Having, for the time
being, dropped the stick and rule and
turned pedagogue, ] thought to-day
would pen a line or two for your valua-
bic paper. As our mails are very irreg-
ular, the GAZETTE seldom reaches this
point the same week of its publication
Can't this be remedied? Your patrons
at this postoffice would like to have it
otherwise, if possible. We mail the
paper regularly every Friday.-EDs.
GAZETTE
A few weeks since | noticed in the
list of the Pioneers of Delaware county
the names of four in this township
Now, We have older residents and those
Of a more advanced age than those pub
lished. Mrs. Susan Beckley, just east
of the Scioto at this place, has resided
in the county longer than any of those
on the list Father Cutler is more aged,
and there are others still, with whom
am not acquainted but who, l am told,
are more aged, and have been in the
county longer than those you published.
Father Praul, whose name is in the list,
came to this State in I84o, and bought
out my father on the Milestone in Del
aware township. If his name goes in
so ought that of Mrs. Beckley, Mr.. Gut
Ter, George Oller, Sen, Sallie, Josiah and
Benjamin Hill, and others might men
ton.
The dogs have been playing sad
havoc in our sheepcOtes recently. Mr..
Fry lost lot of fine South-downs
We are to have a Township House
soon, a great desideratum
A pedagogue near the Point Furnishes
his pupils for whispering by making the
girls sit with the boys. and the boys with
the girls. He has his hands full of busi-
ness.
A well dug at four different sites south
west of this place struck water at a
depth of 80 feet in such volume that it
had to be abandoned three times before
it could be walled. What do you sup
pose is under the ground there?
1t is so healthy here that the Point
Physician has had to go to school teach
ing.
A word about our School Examiners.
1 have heard much lately from rejected
applicants for certificates about the par
tiality and rigidness of our Examiners.
In reply wish to say that l have been
Through the mill in a number of other
counties besides this, and have attended
many examinations in this and adjoin-
ing counties have been examined and
seen others examined by some who have
since been candidates for the offices of
State School Commissioner, Attorney
General. Supreme Judge, and Foreign
Ministers and Consuls, and in no case
did find less rigidness and partiality
than in our own good county of Della
ware; and, though differing with our
Examiners politically, say without fea1
of successful contradiction, that they are
gentlemen in every respect, as compe-
tent and faithful e their trust, and as
/ impartial as can be found within the
broad domain of Uncle Sam anywhere
Yours,
D. w. c. LUGENBEEL.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-09
CLEVELAND, MT. VERNON AND
DELAWARE RAILROAD.
From the Annual Report of the Railroal
Commissioner for $50

From the Annual Report of the Railroad
Commissioner for 1S70-
The terminal points of the company
according to the certificate of inCorpora-
ton are Orville, IN Wayne county, and
London, in Madison county, but the
road, as it is at present proposed to con-
struct and operate It, will extend from
Hudson TO Delaware, one hundred and
thtrty-two miles in length. The total
capital stock IS SLIGO. 900, of which
S35O, 900 IS still unpaid. The total
amount of the funded debt is sI43, 900.
There are on the road I4o freight cars,
6 passenger and 4 express cars, and 7
locomotives. The highest rate per mile
for the shortest distance passengers are
carried IS 4 cents per mile; highest rate
for through passengers IS 3-44 cents per
mile.
During the seven months ending June
80. there were 1850 passengers car
Tied the average amount received
from each was 524 cents in the same
time there was carried 1000 tuns OF
freight; the average amount received by
the Company for Transporting it was one
dollar and twenty-six cents; 1000 cords
of wood. and 2,z4o tuns of coal were
consumed. The earnings for transporta-
ton from passengers were S37, ,3o4 81,
from freight. S73.4oI Io, from express,
$3.50. from mail, 81 ,8O8 81, from other
sources, 81, ,z74 50; total earnings, SIIo,-
248 81 total operating expenses, S7O,-
278 u net earnings, SAB, 500 90.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-09
FROM RIARYsVILLE.
Correspondence Delaware Gazette.
MARYsvILLE. O.. Dec. 7. 1870.
rrrr.rrr,r.1r pnrnrpv

MARYsvILLE, O.. Dec. 7, 1870.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A daring highway robbery was per
petrated about miles west of this place
last Friday night. The circumstances
are as follows:
Allen M. Turner, a very worthy young
man living some distance west of this
place, came to town Friday afternoon
for the transaction of business. Having
completed his business he attended a
Mite Society at the residence of Joseph
K. Richie, Esq, leaving town about
1 o'clock A. NJ. When about II miles
from town, riding slowly along, he was
attacked by two men, each rising and
advancing upon him from opposite sides
OF the road. Taken wholly by surprise,
before thought or opportunity of es-
cape presented itself one OF the men had
his horse by the bits and demanded his
money or his life. Upon protesting that
he had no money they said, Damn you,
you have, for we saw it dismount or we
will blow your brains out, each one
cooking and presenting his revolver. No
sooner had Turner dismounted than one
of the men made a pass at him which
he parried with his arm, but the other
dealt him a blow on the side of the head
with billy or other weapon which felled
him senseless to the ground. On recover
| ing his senses some time afterwards his
pocket-bOok containing about $40, and
his watch valued at $40 were missing.
He reached home about a o clock where
he found his frightened horse awaiting
him.
From Mr.. Turner's description of the
robbers,-so near as he could describe
them, the night being rather dark, and
the spot somewhat shaded-in connec-
ton with other circumstances, suspicion
was fixed upon Frank Hinton and Elijah
Brown, the former living in this county
the latter in Hardin county. Warrants
were accordingly issued for their arrest
Hinton was arrested by Marshal Jo
Lawrence and Constable Sol. Heisley
on Saturday. Brown was arrested by
Constable Sol. Heisley on Sunday after
noon.
A preliminary examination was helc
at the court room before Justice VIM. M
Robinson yesterday afternoon when the
prisoners were bound over in bonds o
$1,000 each, and in default of bail, wer,
remanded to jail to await their trial a
the February Term of Court. Hinton i
a man of 40 or as years of age and ha
a family consisting of wife and sil
children. Brown is probably 80 with
| wife and one child. Although they
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-12-09
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.


The regular meeting of the City Coun-
ell was held Monday evening. the 5th
inst. From an abstract of the minutes
kindly furnished by the Clerk. we sum
marie as follows
Sundry bills, amounting to S36I, 10,
were read and allowed. The ApProPria-
ton Ordinance for November claims,
amounting to s2872,64, was read and
passed. The Finance Committee re-
ported that they had effected loan Of
5000, for two years, from w. d. Helm,
for the purpose of making first payment
on the Steam Fire Engine and fitting up
the Fire Department. Sidewalks IN
East Delaware, for the use of the new
School House. were ordered to be laid
The Chief of Fire Department reported
that the OIentangy Engine No. was at
shop undergoing repairs.
An election, by ballot, of Engineer,
Fireman and Teamster for Steam Fire
Engine, resulted as follows: Engineer,
George Aigen-salary, 5000 Fireman,
VIM. Cannon, and Vim. Shea, Assist
ant, to be paid only for time employed
at fires Teamster, Chas. Welsh, at
salary Of $50 per month.
Messrs. Shur and Weiser were ap-
pointed committee to designate II cit
liens TO inspect the Steam Fire Engine,
when it comes. A resolution to have
the Old Market House known hereafter
as the Delaware Engine House, No I,
was adopted.
Crossings and sidewalks were ordered
to be laid on various streets, and sundry
orders to street contractors were allowed.
The Council viii meet again this (Fri-
day. evening.
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cHuRcR pIREcEoRz



WiItGm Ssreet Charge-Wm. St.. bet, Mair
q Franklin. ID. d. Mather. Pastor. Preach
ing az II =. N and P, m, on sabba5h, ano
School at 81 Prayer meeting, "wednesday ay
evening
81. Pnups-HiII st., between Franklin and
Washington. ]. II. Creighton, Pastor Ser
vices same as above.
East DeEas0are-Corner OF Hammond and
and Oak Streets. ]. +. Kennedy Pastor
Preaching each alternate Sabbath, at p
m. Sunday School att p. m. Prayer meet
ing as above.
GermGn-Corner Hill & Washington Sts
Geo. Schaal, Pastor. Preaching at lO15 and
:. sunday school at Q, and Prayer Meeting
as above.
Africagl-Corner Washington & Railroad
Stss RObt. Hurley, Pastor. Sunday school
at 3 p. m. Other services as first noted
PRESBYTERIAN.
Corner Winter and Washington. Streets,
r. F. MacLaren, Pastor. Sunday School al
91z. Other services as first noted.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. Peter's.-Winter Street, bet. franklin
and Washington. J. Unord, Pastor. Ser
vices same as first noted
BAPTIST.
Franklin St., between North and Girls
void. ]. B. Tombes, Pastor. Services same
as hrst noted.
LUTHERAN.
William St., bet. Main and Union. c. ii,
schnette, Pastor. Preaching in German al
II, and in English at 3. sunday School at g.
GERMAN REFORM.
Corner William and 3enry SITS. j. Vogt
Pastor. Preaching at I05S and Leach al
ternate Sabbath, at IL, in Germany Other
services as first noted.
WELSH CONGREGATIONAL.
Winter st.. bet. Liberty and Catharine
J. H Jones, Pastor. Services as first noted.
CATHOLIC.
81. lEaTU's-HilI ST. bet. Main and Frank
lin. Joseph McPhillips, Priest.
Y.M. c. A.
Prayer Meeting every morning, at Asso-
citation Rooms, in Evans Block, from 8 to
$50 also on saturday evenings.