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D FRoa aPRaN0F1ELD.
Sabbath school Convention.
6prinsfeld. Dec. Odd. 1879.

Springfield, Dec. Odd. 1879
e. e Chrsention II 6pfiBeaeId
towpship was hsid q announced Ia
the Bethel house o. worship 1t Fair.
lvisw. Evening meeting, Dec. l7th,
convened at 81 r. N. and was prompt.
| " organized By the President. Bro.
Chs. Curtis calling on Bro. Evans to
son6uct shs devotional exercises. Bro.
Evaas . promptly responded BY Civ
Ing out the soul stirring hymn, Near
er my God to Thee" &c. When the
time 70 organize the childrsn's meet
Ing was announced every sect w. 90
cupIsd, and the impression seemed TO
b. W have IN boar Of rel .e09oy-
mont, and truly there was not any
disappointment. The programme
oalled Tor TWO Address. a. tbs. chill
dren. We dsre not .trespass on your
$500 TO sepast wbss sas sod but sim
ply state that Bros. Chapman, Evans
and Snyder, Of Springfield, addressed
the meeting, and that Bro. Symons,
q Centss, Who hoard the call, came
A. hslp us.' gsse . vsry iutesusting
- iusarsctive lsasea on NE Mack
0C9rd. The evening exercises c3osed
BY tho congregation singing the dox-
ology. .Praise God" &c.
I Dec asa. $50 a. n -The DEVOTION
eisxsssiseswere oon1uste1 BY Bro.
symons opening with the very ap-
propriate hymn. Sweet hour Of
prayer.n At 10 o'clock the house was
again we'll filled. The following
topics were then introduced By the
President to be considered and dis
cussed
ii. How may our Sunday Schools
be made more fruitful Of spiritual re-
sults?
3D. Whereas do We fail in our 5 8.
work Of accomplishing that which Is
Intended.
Sd. How to prepare 8. 8. Iessen.
4th. s. g. concerts: what may and
whak should not be done; pausss and
kinds Of appropriate exercises.
Here motion prevailed that each
speaker be limited to minutes.
Then an adjournment Of 40 minutes.
Al l:OP. n. the Convention re-
sumed with devotional exercises. and
Ct 2 r. NJ. the 5th topic: Personal
experiences ID the o. 8. work, especi-
ally - teachers. Were you converted
before or while teaching? !
N. In what particsiAr poinss of
religious work may children engage,
snd how shalt No enlist them In it.
7th. Teaching power; how secure,
improve and sustain 1t.
6th. Question drawer.
These topics wsrs discussed In
gpisit q love. The question drawer
out vast amount Of work,
the life and mind Of Spr ing
field g. 8. workers. This occupied
fully the time until adjousnnent.
Many were ready SorDn evening rsss-
sion but It was thought better not, and
afier uniting 10 ascribing all glory to
God for tho blessing of christianity,
each then took his several way, re-
solvtog % nAsst some oeher 10y.
VIZ. CoRRIE, BIC.
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Elder s. A. BAGLEY, son Of samuel,
was born In Grafton county. Y. H.
April 90. l79s he was raised and sda-
Gated In Sharon. VT, and vas married
IN the lat Of Auguet, 1913. to Ainaira
Latham, In the town Of Boy alton, Vt.
where they lived six years, .ken -
emigrated to Athens comfy. Oain.
where be lived nine years
In Oct. 1888, he removed with hls
family from Ohio % Wet Lsssrty,
Muscatine Co, Iowa Territory, and in
the spring Of ls4i. be removed to Ce-
dar county Iowa, and settled on q
farm where he lived i've years. when
he moved his residences 70 the town
Of Upton, where he resided until his
death.
Elder Bagley embsaced the Chris
tian religion In the eighteenth year Of
bis age, and united with the Chris.
,ian church 10 the town OF Sharon,
VT. When he emigrated to Iowa. he
and his pious companion went into an
organization ofa hrisfian church at
Moscow, Muscatine county. This
was the first Organization Of the kind,
or among the 6rst, IN Iowa. In this
church he was ordained by Elders
Martin Baker aud Elisha Beardsly.
Hero he assisted Ia the organization
II . Conference, the nrst in the Ter
ritory, then known by the name OF
the Iowa c. Conference. Elder Bag
ley continued his ministerial labors
among the churches OF which this
Confssence was composed. receiving
but little material aid Tor his services,
and laboring with bis own hands FOR
The support Of his family. He was
punetusl In the attendance ofsevery
annual Conference until bis dsath.
At the organization OF Christian
church ct York Prairie, seven miles
from Upton. Elder Bagley and wife
with some OF their children composed
part Of the organization. At one Of
the regular appointments At this
church on the fourth Sabbath In Nov,
1873, the writer met with Father
Bagley some ten or twslve days prior
to bis departure. He there took part
10 the religious exercises Of the meet
Ing on Saturday and Sabbath With
- Hsual zeal md deep piety. There
- epjsyed q happy interview in the
house Of Brother J. +. i. Carey, and
vit4sssd . Lively exprsssisn u his
llrmness IL the iaith and doctrine Of
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T.; s.:s e : e!''.;g Z. 5s'i s -
lf~ 7osstsAnsI4'1Y4ra q n Il
+ 49, la3osSpSPep qntufall >
sTo5S fstiSJ ui5nE slIv deli0ersted
| carsesliTne - psAee. q operations.
| and 81 means q the good council q
thb psraeveriDg Atmira, h. generally
seSosedesi II tAe Objects u kis psr.
suits. = h w kisd. shstsvolent, hos
pit.sis. ,elsp1eAas tndnssaons. hen-
est, pioss asd self sacsitlsiag q were
manifest in his vnole history .ins the
vsrioua ciroles n which Be moved.
the family, social aad religious. In
doc ~ sesaDed 10 - I iivise sSptstie
Of Chria" (saiug ihe Rlbes phrase)
written by the spirit on the neshy
tablets 81 tha heart. asd read Wherever
be was kse~s. In society, = hrga IN
tho fsniiy circle, In the Aeld. ID the
shop, O. ven = n tAs church and 10
ehe sAcss6 ] 1esk. sthe snsss hlg6iy
ASuossd wi,sre As vs. The bset kaoWn.
He family aad frissais. and an who
know his history have rsaAon to
thank God and His Cnlist Tor such )
long. useful md exemplary life At .
proper dime add ID the right place =
IsAat wAish hiss joas expired o earth
10 she pegsss Of ElderGs A. Baelry.
whose a,orai and pisss Influence viii
yet Be felt By generations yet unhoen.
The number Of staIs Ia his crown OF
rejoicing and the extent of hfs 1n /
f1usuce on e.rth, aAa sspsrislly ID NE
se4e Of iowa whess - spent the
prime OF his life, win remain un-
known untii the finai day Of ACCOUNTS.
ana the ccnsomation Of Heavens
vesx on ssfsh, whso - Diskns Has,
IT shall cone TO sathee hh sainh to
aud weigh in an equal has-
ance the work Of each one add dis
tribuee crOwns OF life and glory ac>l
to their capacity and useful
ness. For the preseas let rs - con-
tent with the apocalyptic vision dir
cursed BY the Rev. J. X. Bioom, In
the funeral diseourse. until the dawn
Dfthat glorious day when death shall
he swallowed up Of M eternal.
Happy ere the dead that die 10 the
Lord from hence forth: ysa Nth the
spirit, they may rest from their Ia
bors, and their works do lbilow them |: |
Rev. li:13.n
JAMES WILLIANsoN. /
INOTE: He died suddenly OF Apo.
plexy, Dee. 30, 1878, In presence Of
bis wife and family about
1fteen minutes after the attack, In the |
'5lh year Of his age
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NOTARY PUBLIC, CONvEYANCER,
IN Attorney Ut Law, Collecting and Life
Insurance Agent.
Once ct his residence corner of 4th and
Locust ats, Upton.
Having NO high rent to pay. his charges
are consequently low. 5tf
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ORIGTNAL NOTICE..

Jane Sampson Circuit Court of
against Cedar Co., Iowa,
To william Sampson, DESCENDANT:
You are hereby notified that there Is on
lie in the Oslce OF tho Clerk Of the Circuit
Court. In and for The County Of Cedar. In the
State Of lows. y petition NJ Jane sampson
p1ainti6. claiming Of you divorce from the
bonds Of matrimOny, on account OF your
cruel and inhumAn treatment.
Now unless yOn appear to said petition
and defend thereto 1t or before noon OF the
eec0Ud day Of the n0xt term of said Court,
county. on the 10th day Of February, 1874, q
aefault will be catered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon in accordance
with the prayer Of said petition.
PIATT 4 CARR,
4wi Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORlGINAL NOTICE.

Lydia A Flanagan, PINT Int
against Distric Court
Marion Oargitz, Of
T. J. DargltZ, Cedar Co., Iowa.
Eliza T. Stringer and May term, 1874.
Eiis 3. S:-:ngeT, Dc!ts.
TO said Desendants;
You are hereby notified. that there is now
on die In the Office fLhe Clerk of the District
Court OF Cedar County. Iowa, the petition OF
the plaintiff NJ resaid. claiming Of you the
ann Of twenty Ave hundred dollars. az mon
sy justly due from you. and interest there
on. 1t six per cent. from the sixth day o
May \. ID. 1871, for damages accrueing from
the failure OF the title TO certain lands prr-
chased BY the plaintiff OF the defendant Ma
rion and +. J. bargttz on the 9Th day Of May
1871, and asking for writ Of attachment
against the property OF Eliza I. stringer.
You are also notified. that unless you ap
pear thereto and defend, before noon OF tn
second day OF the term OF the said Dtstric
Court OF Cedar county, to be held at Upton
in sNid County on the 4th day Of May. A. ID.
1874, q default Will be entered against You
and Judgment rendered thereon.
WEST Il EASTMAN.
4w50 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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MRS. SARAH ScorT died In Pedee,
Cedar Co, Iowa. Dec. 18th. 1t the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. H. Potter.
She was the widow Of Jasper Scot!
and lived to the age Of 70 years. 4
months and s days. She has been q
professor Of religion for about 81 year
and W. . msnbor Of the Free VIII
Baptist church the last seven years o.
her life. She leaves five children with
other friends to mourn her loss
The last few hours Of her life reason
was denied her but we trust our loss
b her eternal gain. May We all be
prepared TO meet her in that better
land. Funeral sermon by Rev. J. n.
Decker. -
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The Journal during Gov. Carpen-
tsr's recent visit to Muscatine. had
the following paragraphs: I'm 1854.
Cyrus G.. CARPENTER, then . young
man seeking bone in Iowa, first
touched its soil on stepping from .
steamboat Ia Muscatine: For . few
days be stopped ss the Olivie House.
then kept oy Usher & Thayer. Little
did our citizens who chanced to meet
the unpretsnding young man think
that 10 less than twenty years he
would be the Governor OF this great
State, with its million and . quarter
Of inhabitants."
The following comes from Wash
ineton.
Neither President Grant nor the
Cabinet officers will offer intoxicatine
drinks to New Years callers; and the
vtD. Pesi1sot Wtsh GneayS oeuNforI
ond Representative md q1v9c11 ud'
. ooA 0evosaess, Ave aoehne3s0d
the expression Of their wish In viev
II The evils resnliing from the drink
lo9 ense0aAs, widely peevaaoAks - Atht
holiday season that the friends OF NOR
tally aud good order may So f1t mol
10 include Intoxicating beverages Il
their ChYistrnas and New Yeas hos
FATALITIES.
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German edition at same price.
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In the
Distric Court
Cedar Co., Iowa
May term, 1874.
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R0throck. Judge sJtvanus YaAes, II. q.
Piait, Moses Bunker. q. VI. Landt, r. G. Mo-
Clellanu. Hon. VIM. n. Wolf, H.sC. Carr.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-09-12

Putnam; unless an over-anxicty on my
part to make good impression should rem
der me distasteful to YOU
why should you be SO desirous of win
ming my particular favor?'
Because your friendship is more desir-
able to me than that of any other person
l know of?'
20 tie you have never seen me but once
before this evening perhaps in n week
from now you will wish to drop my ac-
quaintancc forever
Never if know the meaning of my
own feelings toward YOU
During the remainder of that evening l
was by Miss Putnams side full as much
good taste would allowe. She could not
mistake The meaning of my attentions af-
ter what had been said, and when it came
time for the company to separate was
made almost wild with Joy by an invitation
to call upon her at her home.
need not tell younny more of the story
MIR. Putnam, after due inquiry us TO my
business capacity aud personal habits,
gave me full permission tc pay my ad-
dresses to his daughter, and in less than
a year / led her TO the alter.
Since then / have never doubted the re-
ality of love at sight, and have abundant
reason to be thankful that l had the OPP
portunity offalliug in love with Carrie Put
nam.
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A Cruel Husband.


\ lady, ofCroton, who had some troubles
with her husband, determined to punish
him. She had read in the papers of the
revenge of n Pennsylvania woman whose.
husband had struck her, and she determin-
ed to initiate that females action. When
the Pennsylvania woman was struck she
threw herself into a tragic attitude, and
exclaimed, "Nillain nothing but death
can wipe away the stain of your blow. ;,
Then she rushed out of the house, ran TO
the canal, and throwing her hat and shawl
on the bank, flung in big stone, which
made loud splash. She then hid in tho
bushes aud watched with demaniac Joy her
husband and q party Of friends grappling
for the body.
When she thought she had sufficiently
punished her lord she made her appearance,
and was received by him with dcmonstra.
took her home and promised TO bc kind and
loving TO her forever The other day tie
Croton woman had battle royal with her
husband. lie didn't strike her-he was
toe manly for that-but he said such irri-
tatlng things that she was driven TO mad
ness.
'Inhuman monster ~ she shriekcd, 'I
will never again rest beneath this roof.
The river bed shall be my tomb-its
waters my winding sheet"
Out she rushed to the river, which ran
within % quarter of mile of the house,
threw her handkerchief on the bank--sho
had neither hat nor shawl on, and then she
flung into the clear water q large stone.
This done she hid in some trees and await
ed the coming of the remorse-stricken hus-
band. She continued to wait for about
eight hours but the remorseful man didn't
come. Horrible thoughts began to agitate
her mind. Perhaps he had killed the chill
drcn and then committed suicide. Sho
could not bear the suspense longer. 1t was
dark now, and she quietly stole to the
house.
There were lights in it. and everything
looked as CHEEKY and pleasant as usual.
She crept to the window and looked in
There sat the remorse stricken husband,
with his arm around the waist of young
lady neighbor, and he was saying: "Jen-
ME, The old woman got her back up to-day,
and she went OIL and drowned herself
Now, you see, don't want to break up
house keeping, and if you'll consent, why,
We'll get hitchcd in two weeks. What do
you say ?"
"She shan't do anything of the sort, and
neither will you, you miserable, unfccling,
heartlesS wretch ~ came from the wife
and she dashed into the room. For few
minutes Jennie was tossed and tumb!ed
about by the undrowned woman in the
most horrid manner, and when Jennie re-
tired from the house she looked as though
she had been through carding mac hine.
The Croton woman doesn't intend trying
any more sentimental experiments on her
husband but will hereafter do all her fight
ing II the old fashion. IL need hardly be
IN cntioned that her husband is not living
in state of perfect and unalloyed beatitude
At presently. Y. Dispatch.
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Orders solicited and filled promptly. Orders left
at s. Y. Sevn's Confectionery Store, ON Third
treet, Will receive prompt attention, aud money
recStptsdfor the same as at the offiee.