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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-08
Jail Election.

VYYTEREAS; On the Sth day OF
w September, \. ID. 1874, at reg
ular session, the Board of Commission
ers of Gallia county, by motion made
and entered upon its journal, decided to
submit to the qualified electors of said
county, at the next general election, to
be holden OH the
18th day of October. A. ID. 1874,
under an Act of the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, passed May /, 1871 ,
entitled "An Act prescribing the rate of
Taxation for county, bridge, road and
township purposes" [see vol. 6S, pages
III, lis, the question as to the policy
of builing new Jail in said county,
the cost Of which will exceed $4,000
now, therefore, |, Sheriff as aforesaid, in
pursuance of said decision proclaim and
make known that on the said
Second Tuesday in October, A.
ID. 1874,
said question rs to the policy of building
new Jail will be submitted to the
qualified electors of said county. Said
proposed new Jail shall be voted upon
by printed ballots, which shall be as fol-
lows:
FOR JAIL TAX-YES; FOR JAIL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-08
Prohibition State Ticket.

For Secretary of State,
JOHN R. BUCHTEL.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
GIDEON T. STEWART.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
S. B. FOSTER.
For Commissioner of Common Schools,
P. NJ. WEDDELL.
For Member of Board Public Works,
ENOCH G. COLLINS.
For Congress,
DET MON locke
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-08
Sealed PROPOSALS

Oct. l, 1S74.-3w*
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-08

REPORT of the Union Schools of
Gallipolis for week ending Friday,
Oct. 2, 1874:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-08
Theory and Practice.

10. What principal will produce SIS
amOnth, at per cent?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
SAVANNAH, MO. FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS. Is74 Y

has been ever watriiitl OF the interests
Of the people. and has been undoubtedly
the best journ;:l. ever published in our
county, l;yNg haul for its editor Mr..
q. +. Paul, : man cf truc genius, Il crn-
tlcman irgevery SEM" of the word. aT'!
Il .ricrG WIN. will br missed by all those
vino have hcen fortunate enough ~
form his acquaintance. Nc hope that
the R!:?J ELI An will no: in>c :rny al lis
good Iu,'iiies by the change of its ed
itor>. ar,. luIe il WI. coninuc aS 1t has
been doing in the p;::.~ one of the best
Journals published II tie west: and
You. Mr.. ia,ii,o:. We lclievc will receive
the unitctiisupport of orr people in ycur
work, aEd horo' rou- c:ior.s may be
crowned with the grcaH>; success.
The prcspec. for III ;,hEu'l,nt crop Of
fall wheat was certainly never better
han :s Ike present time. An unusually
largc scope of country TaS sown last
tall. and up 10 this ,ir.c il has remained
tlnirurcd
We have sCnlr rngrIes in our neigh
bor',oud vet, who insist on Borrowing
things and iorgettin" to return them,
>uG h as Il half dozen >ackS OF wheat or
corn, some fresh pork, potatoes. &c.
These fellows of course need the things
badly. and will return them ii You
don't >:lv anything about it.
We understand that there was quite Il
picaSan: entertainment given on Friday
evening last at Mr.. &. Antrim'S. con-
Si>iin- of plenty of catahlc,. such ;>
oysters and other things still better. Il;
was not the COOL fortune of Your humble
correspondent to b. present.
The political cauldron j. beginning t.
simmer already. and Of course will have
sufficient time to boil before the election
in April.
The Christmas turkey i being fiitel.
and Il general good time Is anticipated
by all.
May the voice of the EEryBiIC,s;.
like that Of the -ra>>!ioprcr la>l Au-
gust. be hrircd here, there ans! every
where, i the wish ot o. EA>.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
EIo. EAM,.NO.
His Work in GalesbGrg aEd VIcin-
ity.

GALE>EI'EG. Ds,. Z. 1874.
To III" Editor nf the Democrat:
Ion may he pleased Ia receive Il few
lines about the revival now in progress
in this city ni' Gialc>hUr@. The place
iaScS it- name from Mr.. ;ico. W. Gale.
who is said L. havc been Instrumental
in the bringing of Rev Charles e.. Fin
ncy and Rev. q. Parker. well known
cvangrlis:>. tn Christ. Bro. Hammond
began HI. work here about ten DAYS ago,
aul ever lay HIS marked an increase
in intcrr,, and results. Up tn the pres
cnt time about five hundred conversions
are reported. The evening meetings are
held in the opcr;, louSe. About 2,.,oD
persons are present every night, crowd
il the room Ia its utmost capacity. The
ministers OF the different churches are
sr'-opcratin~ with perfect harmony. :nd
with c;,rnc>tnrSs. On Moniag l;,,5, Il
rirctilic of unusual power an,i blessing
was held with the students in the col
lU-c.
\ telegram WAS sent .O-'iay To he
Chicago Tribune. siatin" that all Tut
seven of the students have been hope
ii:lly converted. Yesterday Bro. liar;-
n,nud and about 40 others went in spe-
cial ears 10 Abingdon, ten miles south of
Eal"S',Irg. Two meetings We're held !;
about 80 persons rose Tor prayers, and
several expressed conviction. y hoy
perhaps fourteen years Of agc, stated in
the rIcctinw that when child his father
and mother were killed by Indians.
This WAS the first time he WIS ever in :,
Christian church, and that then and there
he believed he hccan.e =.
Chris .ian. There WIS. deep
fer!in" in the meetings. and mucl, Of ii
was due Ia the testimony which was
given OF young converts from the Gales
burg college.
On Monday evening last. rs Bother
hammond speaking to 4 group OF young
persons. five young mcu interrupted
him ana seuilingly ondeavorcd To letr,c;
attention. The same nj ght one of the
party WAS powerfully convicted of sin,
and since then I'll rcpsn.ed and accept
ed the Ssvior.
1t is probable that Fro. Hammond will
continue here during part if not
through all of next week. \ committee
OF forty here have TO-DAY earnestly re-
gursted him to do SD. There has been
some opposition, but the Lords people
have Il mind 10 work. The prayers OF
ali christians everywhere are requested
Yours, truly, l.. JONES.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
The Mississippi Valley gyd
Brazil Steamship Company.

The at'ratiOI of tie people q: tie:
Mississippi Valley States has for -oI!:.
time been directed to the opening o.
Il direct reel procal trade with Brali.
rs the means of affort!in" Il new ,,lt
let and market for their surplus pre-
duce and manufactures, and which ai
this time i - ,nuGh needed.
The company propose TO dispatch u
steamer moh; hiv. frUm New Orlcau.
to Rio dc .iancro. touching NJ .Iamai-
ca. Para. pcrnamhuro, Maranhani
and Bahia-s;iakin. the passage in
tweTty-It:o GAYS. and returning with
the favorable trade winds ana cur-
rents IN twenty DAYS. Barge lines
will conre,' With the steamers froil
st. !.oui-. louisville and Cincinnati.
This rad. onrc opened will give lis II
new mlrkc; for Il large portion OF Our
sIrp!uf; hour. corn. hardware. furni-
ITvc glass and rrockcrv-ware. keru-
scnc and other oils. paints. lead, su-
gar, wool. hides. cabinet woods. rub
bcr. drugs, spices. etc. This line of
steamers once inaugi;ratcd would
soon take the Hour trade from New
York. Baltimore and Richmond. ia
we'll aS the trade from England. from
which Brazil now draws nearly aii
its supplies. other than flour. IT,"
imports of England from Brazil
amount to Si1. 30, 900 annually. VIII le
her exports i'll supplying Brat
amount to about S:}g, ,UVo. 600.
There are now two railroads hcing
rapidly completed. cOpnccti2g Para,
L.. 4
tn the South Pacific coast. whic!
will soon bring the whole of the trade
ri l'eru and the Amazon and its trih-
utarics 10 Para. on the Atlantic side.
which i but twelve days travel from
New Orleans and only sixteen daSs
from IT. Louis. Besides obtaining
this immense trade from the valley
of the Amazon and Peru. which is in
calculIblc. an Immense field for Il new
market l. opened to It's tC supply the
whole of those vast cCrutrics al 4
quicker and cheaper rate than from
any other country. II tie same time
there are now c>tabIir he'd two lines
Of telegraph cable. one via Lisbon,
and tine other on our side of the Al
lantic, via ti.c We. indies, aiioriing
the greatest facilities for commercial
operations.
The people ofihc Valley States are
deeply Interested in the speedy open.
ing of this trade. and which. at this
time. is impcratively demanded
We hope the incorporators OF this
company. which has been duly char
tered in ~. Louis. will hasten to
complete their organization. in order
that the steamers may be put on the
line ri an o"rlr Gay, .aS we learn it ia
contemplated TO put Oh two chartered
steamers. until tie company's vessels
can be built. And in this connection
We state. that IN icon ship yard has
already been established ut Caronic
let. and that It j. intended to build
these ocean steamers on the bank Of
our own riycl.-St. Louis Dispatch
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
tFron. another correspondent ]
EMINENCE, No, Dec. II. IS7

F. VI. T'YLoR. ESQ. - Sir: Having
hear' tha: You hari assumed control of
the REPIDl!CAS. and it having been our
custom TO write something occasionally
from this point during the past. we yet
feel it our dirty to help advance its
cause and if possible, contribute some
thing that may he OF interest to its many
readers, though it be eta local nature.
No one can deny that the REPUBLICAN
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
ESagcration.

Ioun" reorla are apt 10 eyacerate.
and think it IS very bad habit. l.
children would remember the saying
that we are 70 be seen and not heard.
they would no. be 90 liable to cxacerG,te,
for they would net talk so much. Ii Is
such a grave iiult taat ii Young people
are not very careful the habit will So
f;istcn Itself upon them by the time they
are men and women they will be notor:-
ously untruthfui. Some children will
exagerate by saying they almost died
a-lauchin.;' or, they fell down and near
ly killed themselves" when that was far
from being the truth. People some
times acquire this halit from love of
telling strange. surprising or comic sto-
r;cs. and, wishing to make them more
wonderful, they exagerate until they add
so much to them that they are altogether
untrue. Persons who indulge in thi.
practice nave great mi?v. enemies. for
they often talk about others il, Il shame
ful manncr,anl IL IL Is :: great wrong and
the cause OF much unhapp ness We
should try 20 avoid it. ALLIE.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
A Serious Mistake.

An odd typographical error. made n
the Sentinef> account of Major JoSephs
and his fan, :iv. has puzzled the brain of
one ol our Friends mathematician, by
the way. nc Sentinel is made to say
by the types dat MIR. ,JoScphS was ac-
companied by his wife and six children.
and also his brother. Peter .IoSeplis.
aged 9t. and his mother. aged So" Now
our friend has taken the matter seriously
10 heart. Sat up all OF Friday nigh: re-
volving the matter over. He studied
all day Saturday and pondered over the
thing till Sunday morning, when Ii.
gave Il up. saying "he'd be dog-gored
ii he cnuld see how Major .Josepl's moth
er could be younger than one OF her
sons hut seemed greatly relieved III the
suggestion that perhaps the SON WAS
born first. He slept well ct church that
day, and has since b,en allie to pursue
HI rSu:ll avoc:l;ions. - No. Valley
Times.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
Correspondence. G
From Monroe Township.
N.>Enr TnwN.,rIr -. = 1,

Monroe TOWNSHIP Deg ;. IS.i
Mr.. EpITuE-Drar Sir: Think n@ Il
few Items from this portion Of Andrew
county would not he out Of place. send
You the following:
The good people Of the western por-
ton of Monroe have been talking about
having Il ie.i,t--;, Grange feast. Every
body in tbs section. men. women and
children. are Changers. Bethel Grange
resolved on having good time. and
last evening they gathered in from far
and near. many brothers and sisters
from adjoining Oranges being present
The table was overloaded with good
things. Your mouth would have water
ed to have seen the mammoth roast tIr-
kirs. chickens, pies and cakes, by the
cord There were pepper cakes, to warm
up the system. as IN offset to the cold
coffee. \ finer 'liSpla of good things
Were rever seen, ani those prc:ent
''i'"N' tii'h l'i''ht'i'i ~ tiiS N'S
orUuS attack made on them. Tie way
the yiand> disappeared would as,oni>h
4 dyspcpiic person. The people of this
section never do ANYTHING by halves.
The feast WAS an entire suscc>s--plcnty
to eat and some {" spare. am told
that our schocl teacher fuund his desk
filed with turkey, chicken, pigs fee:
pie. cakes and pickles, the rsxt morning.
He says he hopes they will have another
soon, anl not forget TIE desk
Our school Is conducted Is Mr.. II. W.
Matteson. lie is training the ynung
ideas 80 they shoot pretty we'll. All the
schools in our township are getting
along finely. We are keeping up two
debating l.yccums This winter; one at
the Heauchamp school-houSc, the other
at the Washington school-housc; and l
think some of cur youthful debaters
make rapid progress in ora:o:y.
OLD BLuNDEHEE
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
i,ortrnn.
There is no Death,
BY Lo2D LYTTON.

There * no ,lca:l, The stars 90 ,,owr
To rise upon some iaircr shore.
And bright in t-'aycn : .jeweletl crown
They shine forever nure.
There is M death, The dust We tread
Shall change beneath the sumnel
showers.
To golden grain or meli0wcl iruit
OF rainbow tinted flowers.
The Granite rocks i;sor.anizn.
And i;c.! IT," hungry mu>S they bear
The t,r..>, lca,e> drink daily lie
From on: the virw!ess air.
There i< nr.daaih, The leaves :,ay fall
And flowers may fade and pass away:
Thry MY wait through winter hoars
The comin.: of he May.
Ehcre is rn dealt. An angel form
Waiks". .r rkc earth with silent tread.
And bears "u bcSi loved things away,
And then We call .licni dead.
its leaves orr heart III dcSc'a'c:
He bucks Ter ialr:St. sweetest flow r.:
Trar> , anicd into hi;s> they n"w
S!orn immnrtal bowers.
The bird Ike voice whose joyous tones
Made glad these >c"r.,s %; sin and stcif,.
SINS now an everlasting son"
Around the Trcc of Life.
VI here cr he sees Il smile too bright.
Or heart too lurc for taint ar vice,
He bears /, to that world of light,
TO dwell in Paradise.
Borne unto thu, unIyinc life.
They leave ,iS but 10 cone again.
With oy We welcome fhe,l the SAM,
Except their sin and pain.
And ever near us though unseen.
thc dear Immorta! spirits tread:
For all the boun,ilcSs un;v"r-.
l. litr-i!ierc are no dead
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
Need Of Commercial Habits on the
Farm.

The time has now arrived when it
has become necessary, in order to
make farming pay, that it must be
conducted more on business princi-
piles than formerly. 1t is now seen
pccunIarw success depends, much
more than It has in the past, upon ~
knowledge of commercial habits, and
tnat what is termed commercial acu-
men. is rs valuable OH the tarin as in
the counting room. This gualitica-
ton, however. must he seconded by
industry, Orderaud system, thorough
ness Df culture, adaptation OF the
cron 20 the locality and market. The
farmers movement will no doubt do
much to awaken thought. and quick
Ell the pcrccp,ive faculties OF the
Iarmer. and result in an untold
amount of influence in bringing about
the adoption Of commercial habits iu
conducting our farming operations.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
MEDICAL CARD.

TATAEGU, TIIEOAT and LING AFFFi'-
<; r"as can only - cared 10y proper inhaluc
Instruments ami rem, di.'S. DraiT.>- .hlin.in'-~.
n-GrLlgic, -ck aad nrrs uIs headache and failing,
sickn-->. tr':,:"I for "A l,ilnIEcn: cure All iii
---.-- should cared iy dpriOT;U.: H." ciiI>,..
Vegetable remedies are the most rii,c;ull anti
ipirS To- ii-.i-e. FI>tII!l-in-%E" car,'l without
fI- al the knife. The treatment at -ul,ilrrs
sli l,-rniI- mif'r specially. IruS@-- al all 'ic-
siTabi- nak,-- furnished al Reasonable prizes and
snort uojI'c. ovarian ilInprS tJ":;t',. siIcr's>
iI!lv. Address Ir y. -. DODGE. iGi West
jackson street. Chicago. III. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18

REV. ROBERT CRCIKsHANk, Wiki
preacl, both morning and evening a.
the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
All the members and friends o. ties
Church are invited.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18

a customer said to Earls' face: "You
sell Queensware and Lamps cheaper
than any house in town. Weed blush
cd and said: Take en-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
i)ubl;s School Column.

Thi. column is fll.i hv Room NJ. e. savannah
Pil,iir school, J. ". W.Hilkin-on.irar!i'-r-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
SAVANNAH U-EECToEY.

4+rer'iscrr1's in ti:S -oipr.. fsg rrr'' p.- lin"
ar "T" ,.rI. ,Is!'gF q" .';"TG' s"If. 7i"sr
ia Gfr'~liS" - Ff!S co'Tr.T "r' ret :5!T cat
A'r.'io iiisyrrfrf - ft"ir rfSysriirr rciiisFs-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18

u >iEHAi.i. Attorney -; lsw and Notary
- Public. pi,i'r, in'!ri hollis, ulI - tir Pan
H. r.r~;T-u- ui 'Inius money rIn sI',' il
-Iirstl with real r-i.sir on snort nn;i~'.. :.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
BRASS BAND TEACHER.
JOHN 9. DUGAN,

lDEA>S f:iNDIE CHER Music arran ':,.t
ID :" order. As, 'rIgiual pircrs iUrhi-h.'!
al rr.u->t. Terms satisfactory. i
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
ATTORNEYS.

Nv W. E..Di!EH. Attorney al law, Viii
" f., pias'Ir-. !H ali ii,. courts al the Stale.
i.Ji~in,-- intr-i.i ir h> iii r,'!yr. prompt
:,r'-n.t,.n. Tan h, i"JIll ~ " W. CIit'vrii'~
.if..'r, NtvInEtiI. Tn m.--iv
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EAIiE,kf. &c.

yT :. ~HEpl:i' X. Eagle bakery. c5ul,r-
Z 4. tl"nrry an'i restaurant. w'-i ~i'i' at the.
s.igarr. Parties furnished un short y"iicc. :.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18
PHYSICIANS.

sAi:. u. II. DAN f.NroHT i.avII-; lri:'rl in
-. IrnIii. "!"T> iiI> professional >rrvIrt->
- Til' cit,L-I~ al Savannah and yiciuif- Oilicr
i'r. ,Ilirr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18

There * no death The stars 90 down
I" rise upon some iaircr shore.
And bright i'm t.,.ycu ieyel,,l crown
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-07
LOCAL ESiss.k 1Es Ia.

Mcssrs, 4 + Allison, VIM. t. Caraa aud
]. S. Beach with the City Superintendent NJ
Public Instruction attended THIS morning. al
the Office of the School Boud, to TX mine all
persons who desired to compete for Inc State
scholarship in the Agricultural aud Mechanics
College at B!acksturg, but 80 one appeared.
As on Monday last, the Core ran ar Gallery
in Washingtou, was not GIFTED Stni"hf.ln coz
sequence of the weather. aad among those WIG
were disappointed were scycra! from his cl'y,
who had either remained in Washington or
gone there for the purpose Of visiting 1t.
A youngster named Walker was caught IN
the market this afternoon just alter he bad
stolen - cents from the til III the stall Of job
Carson. After some resistance an his part the
money was taken away from HIN and he wa>
released.
The new choir for Christ Church c@mpose 4
of six adult aui ten ju"cnc lnnic Voices VII
sing for the first time at mornIns services To-
morrow.
The Circuit Court fer the County, Juist
Turner to preside, and the Corporation Court
Judge Lowe to preside, vii. ccu'ncnce lex
Monday.
The departure OF the trains for tie wet
southwest aud south was aga!a DELAYED thu
morning by failure OF the tram from tbs
uorth 10 arrive gu Time.
The steamer City of Washington will b
taken off the Washington ferry Oh Monday ant
Tuesday next for repairs.
The railroad track 90 King street was s.
obstruced by snow to-day tn. t the street. +
, were unable 10 run.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-07

FIREMENs PARADE.-The 6remen OF the
city have as will be seen by the following pro-
ceediugs Of their meetings last night, decided
upon the question of a parade on the 25d lpst.
COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY.
\ called meeting of the Columbia Steam
Fire Engine Co. was held last night, u. a.
Windsor, President, in the char Inc COM
mittee appointed to attend Fireman's Con-
yenticn to decide whether or not parade should
be had on the 23,l Of February reported that
the Convention was held and motlon to have
parade was declared LOST n a tic vote.
\ communication was received from Horace
Swain, Secretary of Fireman's Conven,n:on
consisting of delegates from the Hydraullou
and Book and Ladder Cos, stating, that they
have determined upon having parade aud lnVl-
ting this Company to join III the same.
Ga motion the following resolutions We're
adooted, viz:
Reso'rea That it is iuexpedicnt for this Com
pany TO juia in the proposed parade on the 23d
Of February.
Rcso'rcd, That the Secretary be requested
to transmlt copy Of these resolutions to Mr..
Horace Swain. Secretary OF the Fireman 5 Cou-
ven;un.
The Elk. curve Committee reported that the
wheels of he wagon belouging to the Compa.
ny we're worn out, and on motion they We're au-
thorized to have a new set made
The meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-07
C,,I-RCH SERVICES, &C., TO MORROW.

CHRIST CHURcH-Servce at IL g. M and y
- m. hv Rev M Mckim.
Sir. PAULs CHURCH-Service at IL a. m. and
p. m, By Rev. DR.. Norton.
GRACE CHURcn-Servce ct II a. m, and Z!
T.. m, by Rev. Mr.. Sprigg.
ST. MARY's CHURCH-Mass at q. m, and
Il 4. m, and Vcspers at p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN misunderstanding ri
II y. m, by Rev. +. Whttle,ey.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH-Sarvice in
the morning and at wight, by Rev. DIR. Bullock
METu. ErIS. CnURcH-Services at II a. IN
And 1t :! .. m, by Rev. Mr. Boyer
METu. EPISCOPAL CHURCH SoUTH-ScrmoI
in he morning and at night, by Rev. w. A
Wsdc
METH. PROT. misunderstanding morning
al.d ut night by Rev. Mr. Grouse.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Preaching ut II a. m. and
:: = m, by Rev. Mr.. Ky!and.
GERMAN misunderstanding at III H. m,
by Rev Mr.. FlccEea stein
VILLAGE CHAPEL-No service.
YorEG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoclATloS
pcaycr meeting in the Baptist Cn1rch,
1t / D. m Aims House services at :! p is';
.I,li j D. III. Sunday School on the corner OF
King md West sts. at y p IL. Week work.
Rooms of the Association open for prayer at A.
y. IN. Devotional meeting next Tuesday nlght
at tho rooms st y o clock