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New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
DROyIDENCE AND STONINGTON

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Generalization Of sroNI NGTON LINE and PROVIDENCE
III !, betwe ;SEW-YORK and BOSTON.
SrONIAGTON LINE,
FOR PRoviDENCE MEWPokT IGHJ isT MP NJ TI ESiys
and ~ ,S i End SAhSAIsEs ssy per Isl
n. r. loot Of Jay ., at p ~ ,,. 3, yo ,,.,.oo .n,
t ggSsn oSes ss y TO be s BBiSG at 'Hs &
Ticket ogces staeroous may be secured m - yaSe tao
PROVIDENCE LINE.
VIA rRoyIDENcE DIhEcT Y J.rn, yo,
gAys and SRIR&yf ara GS1ATEA isiys
3 r. Gct Of & i. at 10 ~ Direct rOa'e Tor
Freight VIZ either line taken At icwGst RATES ,,
Nv FILKINs, General Passcng'r Agent.
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.-THE
D GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains leave New YORK oa 100: Of Dcf0losses and
ESErss. Harrisburg rttsbqrgh The West and South.
For Wiia1sport and Lock Haven via Philadelphia ane
] e r. h. DIV, connecting at Philadelphia $50 a m for
Meeting at CORY tusye Petroleum Centre and ths on
Tor Baltimore wa.hngton and Ile south. Limited wash
goa Eap mp S,,S OF a. n rSI at AZ 40 G m SA eqar
s40s M San5 y ~; SUNDAY "; ,. Ia p IA, M io2o
4 10 $50 g. T. S:}o D M, i2 nirht. SUNDAY IN,
400 D. 7, 80 ami M Emiu'nt aed seoonaclass P9
$50 30, sac 4:lO $50 o2o, ,40 o $40 $50 7e
sl1 10, il#0P N, and II night sunday A. m, 6'Ao n
EiaO,l6 S6yo @ 20 4 IA G S e SIS ESQ
no. lESO M and ~ night Sunday. A. m, o;aO, ., oSo
Eor Rahway, e., $50 40 s 10; y a. ~ Y NJ 2$o
3 10 $40 l. 4l0 $50 80 $50. 5tQ D. 10, G3O z slO
10 y M and ~ night. sunday, 5:2o o. $50 AMI T. IA
For Woobrdge Perth Amboy, and soath Ambcy and 10
For For sV Kew bTSasScR @ M Y NJ $40 40 S2o
u m and night. sunday q. m, q, aDd 4. m.
For East MnlsfoAe II noon, ) and 52O p NJ
r,r knSsforr and Ks I'M 80 4 ~. aud 10
For PI,u,stnu T. $40 \. n, u 30 lp, aud p IA.
For Tamherty1ll~, $50 a. lu- = ! lu, and = y M d.,
For lIerngton phnp burg aud BeSideir 95V u ana
2p .-..., ,.,,.t , . ,
fos trenton, 'o,dentOwD burlington and cac0 'so and
g9c 4 Va. IL 80, ., J. = aHd j. a.!
Enf 4, ..
For Faruingdale aud Squau, $50 2. "a, AMI D. M -
M IienisiSsn Pemhelton. and Camden VIA rert! Aneoy
ogn n M and via MonmoUtl JuncI1n, &.lO b. ~,
Ior higf ts,own Pemb'rton a n VIA ferth Annoy,
an ] ~ a. n' ~, at to,ows. prom Ptsourgh. and 1880
a m ami l.2O u m daily 1913 a. ~. snd 90 p m d"is'
.vr.p; nunf,y Prom Washington a.d Baltimore o2O a n,
! To- . o. aud 1927 ?. SUNDAY go a. NJ fgem Fhi'%
delptia b 10 20 G.J5. 1913 ll-0 ll1i a. n 10 L.
5lS 6lO $50, si4. go 1927 p m sq9day oSo oz"
q lOts n q m. 30 40. lbZl, ami l:l1 T. H.
'rcke ofces 52B sl4 broadway, No. Astor nons"
and foo. Of Drsbroes and Cortlandt sts No on sa'
Tn,syn and Nos IA, l6. and llS Hudson 81, hoboA''
Emigrsnt I,ckct OGce, No. Battery place a.,
4. NJ. BOYD, lr, Gen. Passenger Assss
FRANK nOslsoS General Manager
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Jnsirnliicn.
For Boys

For Boys and Young Men-City.
EIPARD JNSTJTITF. French and English
" Day and Boarding School for Boys 80 East oEds "
opens sept. 20 Terms moderate.
HOLLADAY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
295 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Boys young gentlemen GaIeiay tained rp o %
iIan n n Rev Wm. Il. TAYLOR, D. ~, Rev William
ofmiston H. D. Rev. :. u. Tying JT ID D. Hon. ADIah =
Hewitt aad others. send for circular.
UARRIS pATTON's CLASSICAL SCHOOL
~ viii rcoen SEPT - ct 1888 Broadway The Inncrai
can be secn az the after sept. IL.
OUNMACMUL NrCLASSltAL,FRE
- tNGIISU and PRIMARY SCHOOL, at liza Bfoai'
way near qrrtietrst rcopens Wl.DStSDhl y sepo5o -
efs from & 90 per lew boanlcs ri SOW al
ditorai scholars until families come 10 town. 'ai
pctry latin Conversation. Physical Educaton Clrcna5 al
PTSAN7 BOOKSTORE OF Twenty hirs AMI fourth
and n M,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Horses, Uarriasss, garnsse, &t.

A LARGE STOCK of CARRIAGES OF all
~ STYLES offered very prices, both and SECOND
hand C0up6 Rockaways, 500 800 hight Bie@stSf
Coach suitable for country largo lot Of top and omen s"c0nd
hand wagons from $40 up 20; harhe 49,
&c WILLIAM II. GRAY 20 and y Wooster -.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH: JOINSlON
"A uaie Johnston s. Van 1assell
OFFICE, 81 LIBERIfSIp
tTvening Post Bu,ldiue.l - - .
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BkANt.i Or Ouh
HOUSE ~ 10 81, %, and D. THIKIEbSIHSlp
nea University place. . -.
The business will conducted precisely the same set
and honorable principles whCh have character Zed i
dns OF ou honse and respect and confidence OF
the business community, well as the public AZ large
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for sale may be made through the mail
BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANkkIS-Ali
kinds and prices 81 80 up consulting Of road dT
truck and stable BLANKETS inspection ASKED lo"st
prices. W. III. GRAf 20 ana q "OO.U' S.
Sn HORSES wanted to BOARD for the
st3F Winter: good attention given at the fSrx
co. stock Farm II. L. SMITH Proprietor. Address + o.
Box 49, MOntcair ~ j.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Cerlilstrp.

A SET of TEETH made in three hours at
~ 1913 West ThrtyfouTh ST., Broadway and Slxtn
ave Special mechanical dentistry plana gold and val
canite coral rubber cel0d Take green cars ii0m
Grand street Ferry Sixth or broadway cars
EEWBROUGH, l2S West Thirty fonrthSt
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
" wthodt pain. Dr. HAsBR0UCK, formerly oPeIa,oa
COon specially of the OF the gas Tor " 2
painless extraction Of teeth at ll broadway, corner oi
26hst.
GONE THING NEW, CHEAP and BEAUll-
- FULl-My Pose Pearl Plates Indicating c0Or ana SUP
sance for artificial teeth, e1cos everything heretofore Oh
Ied for beauty strength aud cness needs on 10 DC seen
Gail and examine. Also best Rubber SETS from SlO To -
and Plana $50 tO SO Extracting under gas Di l.
G. WAIT. 40 East Tweaty tirist, near MaGison-aFe
VE,HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
L DR. GEO n. MODEMANN, 532 3d.ave. near 3GtIstp
pronounced by all 70 he the cTowuBg light OF dental art
Beet sets, go f2o $50.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
r FUTGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

4 4 FALI.ARRAN(iLMENT:
Commencing sept. T. 1873. Trains leave Hunters Point
Jefferson Hemlscal and Rockaway All stage lines con
prmVstsad and KocKawav
ii55 a n.-Accommodation fer HicksyIo and Hemp
$50 p.m-EHpress for Grenport; sag Harbor Norhport
Locust valley i ap6 P, hogea@ Iocust Valley
5:S5 p Accommodation or Nornpor, HemPsteaG, and
S:55 p m.-E1rress FOR Locust valley, Hampstead, ana
N''A'""S' SUNDAY TRAINS
@ 0a.m-FOr Port Jefferson Locust Valley, uefifstcad
5.3j y m~For Northpor Locus; Valley Hampstead and
n B.-Feny boats ,eaye new ork iOot OF Jame. snp
T. r. every hall ho"r SUNDAY rNteirt auI 1901 o M
onrth T. H.. every - minutes previous 10 departure o
"''''' '''D q " " CUsTIs, General Superintendent.
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-Y0RK STEAM
ayes H2AF ay at tN o @ m IL landing at @i s for 5ons
IaIytcwn Hyaek hec1iInd rI LAs H4f'" I'MF
an0'ne at 2ith.s.. tGf Engie%cod lcnAersi Hastings
Nyag sing sing and mhyrr5,ra" ThG ALEXIS Al @ az + m
ngr Tar,town. and NIaCk. ron particulars inquire of T.
LANE, Agent. on Pier 81. No snhdeY boat
NEW WORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
cPNT41iIy 4 EAI4%An nrTwErS or
Passenger station foot Of lirerty.st.. N.R
Commencing Monday ur !. 1873.
FIVE .TRAlNs EACH VA DAILY. except sunday
la's Gsta9an MglcoSS aud cd 6aEl 'N"OO''
Leave NcwYofk Long Branch at Gao 9l5 m Il M,
Leayc New YORK for ocean Grove els A. IN, 70 m.
For ocean Beach at 9l5 a m. IN.
Leave ocean Reach At i2i5 ~. m.
Leave Long Branen at - 81 a. m, lz:5 22o ~ m
Stages To and from Il kElPohr connect at MAIA~AN STA
H. p. BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agent
IL T. RJCkER, supt and Engr
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

NJ W. LYON"
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
No EAST TwENTY.sECoYD cor. corner of broadway
Prtfizcd numbers show the year, Of & &pailoTnasTt Tt
II: II iHi Meny Aa'liiaid Y HisIander Ieaa@i@ c%r'
. Jo,n Mshry : Boy Boyd s calvin +. KNOX
MANY good boys have entered OnIy such drHf"n.
pREPAkATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
L I,267 Broadway near Thirty .sconds
Late Engineer Corps G. :, and Prot OF Nayai Xeasny
pACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE, Metho,,
Ia Gsi ng h@ a Sps nan r Business Mcn and Women
80 term divisions Separate as'gf@ 81 p%KHRp All or Proprietor I
SCHOOL OF MINES, Columbia College,
- Courses in civil aud Mining insineerine Meta Me,'asy'
Geology ard Natural History Analytical and applied Chem
Examinations for admission sept 28 GPSPs oct OCT For
'"'"''s w. 'O'''''' @9fh-st, corner ithave.
CPANISH LANGUAGE, free Of charge, at
octdleT. fryaie lesso's at 40 Gt-aye. by Prof DE
rJyIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
1 Founded lsZo. -
No 10 West 62d St, ehaye. ae lCl west liths
select English and Classical School Tor Bows Win rr
mary Department The d6th school year begins sept ~
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. /,
L Wnthropplace onc block from y. Y University, be
sa sqi ba G aei i Sf4' n H. ooy % T. Z iSssiS PIiacis
WIN. II. LEGGETr's SCHOOL. 1,214 Broad
w English Classics French, German Botany, Gym
nasum having year, cxicreucr oi tI school may
De t.autinnrd WIZ Adams, lnO. T. Buuil, T. j. Bnstt.
VI. ~. Henry DIisler, LLD.i Jno N. lsein Judge VIM
Mitchell.
~ PARk-ANE., n. Y,
DO Oetween Thirty seventh and Thirty eighth s.)
81 RRAY NIL INSriTU rE. Hrst class school for bows,
csrccay preparatory college. Number i'e.i 70 i
family pup to six. Twelfth opens sept ~ JOsEfH
ID. null q acl Principal
For Young Lsdies-City.
At NOS. 6 AND 8 EAST 53D-ST., y. y,
"A MRS SYINANUS REEDS SCHOOL
OPENS SEPT. 80,
KINDEKGARTEN OCT =.
the claS ~ Prof Marine u bel's
Lttrcs oi Dr. laher,n IN History, viii apply St oGcr
GLASSES RESUMED AT the ACADEMY Or
" TIIFSACRTD HEART, 30 West ~cventeentlhst, New
York. on MONDAY, sept. g.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, MADISON
Y ave. between sd and 7i.lss, Frnch Enr,h and Ger
mau boarding school ir young ladies' and children
rnn.l iml nnthcIicss gliI-.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Business Chances.

DARFNER WANTED-in Il staple business
established $4,000 lirr wOi king apal
the concern exceptional Opportunity. HUNT &
HAYNES, A. apoie.
rEO THOSE seeking BCSINESS.-ilCNT &
/ HAYNES MONTHLY REGISTER" gIHtis.
mailed stamp. Re.irat"n FREQ Burues tmnsien part
n.rsip- &c cxp.itOIsly No unless
got aiun concluded. HCNT & HAYNES, Financial and
Busines- BROKERS, ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

1 the NEW.JEHsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York Ia plitic pha only ~ 20.
Commencing 81 is-DAI sept z, 1910. the new staucn.
and JI~SE HoGI lMll
connect ne az sandy Hook with al trains, VIII
Leave NcH York Per \ y. r., foot oi Recl3r~t
9a5 a. m-For Pbiadellh ha, Long Branch, Einei'd ana
Bridg,iOn. , , ~ -
lis p. u.-For Philadelphia Long Branch and all way
stations. $1,000 .. ,,..-., ,,,...,oo-, An,
psIIo, Jar through Philadelphia 400 m. tram
'"- =. - tIIitN, tictc crlI " q
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
NIARLIER INSTITUTE

YOTNG IADTTS aud LITTLE RLs,
No. fj1 nAuisON-INE.
This school will rcpen TUESDAY. sept 2S. NO board
ing PUPILS ,atru Thorough aud complete English cOniHo.
clas; special advantages fr tre'n anu Ger
mau. Iat OymuaS.irs Drawing Sewing, &c FIostctus
with sent. MIA. ~ school be hal on application
MI AID 5lIs. ElISEt CilAl.Ll a.. Principals
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
INSTITUTE,

u No 90 Tl1tII0ver Now-1 OK,
boarding Day School for NouuC Ladies' aud Misses com
meicps ii- 81 wear sept -nber 20, 20.
Rev Dr. ana MIS- G.. VI. GA AkDNLR IilHtlIal.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
gnsirnCtioil.
For Both Sexes-City.

IHE MISSES GRAHAM, successors to the
Misses Cree will reopen their school ~ No. ave
nrst house washington square, on rU ESDAf e -o'h
n 1873.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

I'VE Assisted by competent masters viii reopen her BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL for Boys under 10. at l02 W.ht
2'tr door FROM 81, ave-, on WEDNESDAY sept -
10. !O.I GIs taken " the Park alter Cdy dinner.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

" KINDERGARTEN ReOpanS sept - Al East
~ t3d, Huiisonave. Ol1est aud be't hudeIgHth
ia the city Al flurbnl occupations taugn. Thoroughly
fr and tricters Schools anu fauiies
apui.ri ' i.li Il bimicryastrrrs. Mss H. VI. coz Priu
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

RICHMOND, the saloon man, was this
week Il second time arraigned before
Mayor EIoldridge, for violation of the city
ordinances in keeping his place open after
ten O'clock, p NJ His demeanor on this
occasion was not quite SO defiant as before.
He has been disabused of the idea, en-
couraged in him by injudiclous friends,
that his business gives him right to rule
over law and regularity. He came down
promptly with the costs of the suit, and
promised that he would hereafter abide by
the city ordinances. Mayor Holdridge's
firm attitude in all this matter, and his
honest determination TO do his whole duty
though the consequences fell on the man
who marshaled the whisky vote for his
election, is worthy of all praise
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

WHILE the BULLETIN made such a bitter
fight against Van Orsdol because the liquor
elements was going for him. il now trans
pires that the same element went almost
solid for Harmon; and thereby hangs Il
tale that perhaps our neighbor across the
way can explain. "What is sauce for the
goose is sauce for the gander." Why
abuse the one and not the other?-- COnser-
oatioe.
Now that the election is over, it would
seem that our neighbor has no further
necessity for playing its tavoritc role of
demagogueism. The Conservative knows
full well that we did not oppose Mr. Van
Orsdol for what the liquor element did,
but for his own dishonest and tricky
course. Our principal charge against him
was not that the liquor men were going
for him, but that he was getting down in
the dirt to them drinking and treating in
all the saloons in the county, and at the
same time soliciting votes from other
parties on the score of his temperance
principles. If our ncighbor can say that
Mr.. Harmon did ;nything of this kind, 1t
might be necessary for US to explain why
we did not subject him to abuse" which
in the vocabulary of our cotempory, means
telling the square truth of man or candi-
date
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
Church and Society Directory

PRESBYTERIAN-W b. Phelps Pastor. Sab
bath service, 1920 A. NJ. and 700 F. NJ Sab
bath School. IL o'clock. Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday evening at ZOO,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL-H S. Church Pastor
Sabbath service, Il 30 a. NJ and 200 F. NJ.
sabbath School, II NJ. Prayer meeting. Wed
nesday evening at Z 100
GONGREGATIONAL-L. w. Brintnall Pastor
Sabbath service. 1890 A. NJ. and 100 p. NJ i; Sab
bath school, II NJ. Prayer meeting, Wednes
day evening, at ZOO
BAPTIST. A, Marsh, Pastor. sabbath ser
vice 1920 A. NJ and Z 200 +. NJ. sabbath school
at 12:OO u. Prayer meeting, "Wednesday even
ing at T:00.
ST JAMES EPISCOPAL--Thos. b. Kemp, Rector
Regular Sunday service, morning and evening
al the ringing of the bell; also service every
Wednesday evening. Sunday school immed
:ately after morning service.
GERMAN RECONSIDERATION q. Schaible,
Pastor. Services at 10 80 A. NJ. and 100 p. NJ.
sabbath school at 200 p. NJ Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 1880
CATHOLIC-ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST Pastor
Rev John l.. Gosker. Services every Sunday
Low Mass at sh a. IN. High Mass at 1oa a. m
Sunday school at 2:0O p. III. Vespels at 300
p. III. Evening services occaslonlly.
]. o. O. F.-INDEPENDENCE LODGE, No. 142. |. o.
y. f. meets every Monday Eve, at O'Clock.
Members in good standing are cordially invited
to attend.
d. W. BRUcKART, Sec'y. J. J. TRAVIS, n. G.
j. w. JOHNSON Treas. j. S. BoUcK, V. q
I. .. o. F.-INDHPgNDHNCE ENcAMPMENT. No.
ST. |. o. O. f. meets the second and fourth
Thursday in each month. NJ. b TINS. G. j.
}. $. BoUcK. Scribe
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
Buy your MILLINERY Of
Mrs. S. M. Osgood & Co. They
have the Largest Stock. and
make the Lowest Prices.

APpLEs.--John Tucker has established
a fruit depot under the LIST National Bank,
and is prepared to furnish at all times du-
ring the season the finest qualities of
Michigan apples, at low rates. He is now
selling good, sound winter apples at from
$3.75 to $3.50 per barrel.
He will also pay the highest cash price
for AL kinds of poultry delivered alive at
his place, under the 1st National Bank.
lit
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

IN the Millinery Department Of the
New York Store, you will find the largest
and choicest stock of Millinery Goods to
be found in the city, consisting of Felt,
Silk and Velvet hats, in all the new and
desirable shapes and colors, trimmed and
untrimmed, from $1a5 up, for Ladies,
Misses and Children. Also Wings, Os-
trich Tips, Plumcs, Flowers, Nclvets, etc,
etc, etc. 4 cordial invitation is hereby
extended to all, to visit our new and large
Millinery room which we have recently
added to our store
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
BEST Ingram Carpets at the New York
Store 81 10 per yard.

THE Band Of Hope will meet on Satur-
day, Oct. 23d, at the Congregational
Church Church. at o'clock, p. NJ. \
full attendance is requested, as there will
be some very interesting exercises. Par
ecourage the children to attend if they arc
members of the Band, ant if not, now is
the time 10 join and take n stand on the
side of temperance
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
lIrsKING MrrTs, at Wiley's.
INGRAM CARPETS at the New York
store 50 cents; former price 81 10.

SAM LINDNER, WHO is soiourning i'll
that region, sends us a copy of the Hot
Springs (Ark) Telegraph. Among items
which we find in it is one Illustrative of
the educational advantages Of Arkansas.
1t is the statement that there is SIX schools
in Hot Springs, four white and two color
ed, AL sustained by the parents and guar
dams of the children. there being no pub
lie money for that purpose
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
SUMNER.
w ESTBURG,
BUFFALO .

Reports from Buffalo Township give
the Republican, State ticket 80 majority
Jakway, Dem for Senator, 80 majority
Pierce, Rep, for Auditor, 81 majority
and Laird, Rep , for Sheriff, 80 maj.
BYRON
Byron Township IS reported 29.majorl
ty for Republican State ticket; - major
ity for Harmon; - for Calvin and > foi
Van Orstiol
MIDDLEFIEID.
The only report from Middlctield is OF
Representative and Sheriff. Begun, Dem
has 10 majority and Van Orsdol %
HszLEToN.
\ report from this township gives Kirk
wood 2. majority; McLclsh, Auditor, &c
and Van Orsdol Sheriff, 10
HAVING determined to reduce our stock
of Carpets, we offer for the next 60 days
all CARPETS in stock at Il great reduction
from former prices. All persons desiring
to purchase Carpets, VIII save from Is to
% per cent. by purchasing of us.
LAWToN & Posi-.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
Go and see the Davis Yer
ticar' Feed Sewing Machine,
at OSGOOD'S DEPOT.
INGRAM CARPETS 70 cents per yard, at
the New York Store

STOCK SAIE.--Mr. V. w. Davis, of
Wcstburg township, has an advertisement
in this issue of an extensive sale of cattle
and hogs, at auction, at his place, b miles
southeast OF Jesup, on Tuesday next
Parties desiring to purchase stock at adj
yantagous prices will do well to attend.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15
ELIZABETH CADY STAN
TON lectures at the Baptist
Church, i'll our city Thursday
evening, November 4. Sub
ject: Seward, Weed, and
Greelev"

For RENT FOR TERM or YEARS. The
elegantly finished basement of my store,
being 2l XS5 feet High ceiling, abund-
ance of light and every convenience of
first floor. Apply within 30 days to the
subscriber. 4w10 S. NJ. OsGooD.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

THE ARMoNIANS. The concert given
by the Chicago Ammonia Concert Compa-
ny, at the Baptist church, on Thursday
evening, for the benefit of the Free Public
Library, was greeted with 4 fun house
and meritcd applause. All who attended
expressed their pleasure with the perform
ance in the warmest terms, all agreeing
that so mcritOrlous and refined an enter
tainment has not been given in our city
for long time, The part-singing was
very well rendered, the voices good and
culture perfect, but the man interest of
the concert ccntcrcd in the performances
of Miss Irene H. Koon and Mrs. Henry
II Koon The former is Il singer of rare
mower and cultivation, rendering classical
music in most satisfactory style Mrs
koon as n singer of ballads, especially
Scotch ballads, has few equals. Hel
voice is of full volume, though mellow and
sweet, and she throws an expression into
the old Scottish melodies that mcltS tho
hearts of her listeners The troupe arc
iirst-class in every respect, and we'll de
serving the patronage of the refined pub
lie
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

REV. Mr.. LOOMS, who has iabored for
some years as Il Missionary among the
Cinnamon of the Pacific coast, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morning, and posi-
bly, in the evening. He will give some
interesting facts relating to his missionary
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

TIE ladies of the Baptist Church will
give an Oyster Supper at Leytzc's Hail, on
Thursday evening of next week, Oct. 2lst,
to which they cordially extend an invita-
ton to the public. Tickets, 80 cents for
adults; % cents for children.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15


e-Ls
Ed BULLETIN:-Will you permit lis
through the columns of your valuable pa
per, to give an account of the dedication
of the German church of the Evangelical
Association, in the City of Independence,
on Sunday, the 10th inst. Our church
members were well rel resented from the
surrounding country, who came up nobiy
to assist in the enterprise
The services in the forenoon were con
Quoted in the German language. At the
close of the service, the finances of the
church were laid before the congregation,
and was as follows: Whole cost, 81 ,O53-
50 OF this sum, 1888 go was not provi-
ded for through subscription, and this
amount was to be raised to dedicate the
house, free of debt At the close of the
morning service, the sum of $40 was Sc
cured through cash and subscription. In
the afternoon, Rev. Shelter, the new pas
tor of the NJ. f. Church, preached in En-
glsh, and another effort was made to raise
the remaining sum The English friends
also lent Il helping hand. In the evening,
the Rev. Z. Keaglc, of the Nj. f. Church,
preached, and, after another strenuous eff
fort of the English as well as the German,
the debt was reduced TO about sci The
preacher in charge, Rev. H. Butt, and
Father Kcagle, finally agreed to take up
on them this remaining debt, each one
half, with the understanding that they
shall have the privilege TO collect outside
what they can, to make up this sum-
The countenances beamed with gladness,
and the hearts beat with joy, while the
house was thus given to the Lord, free of
debt
1t was solcmnly dedicated as the I'M
manuel's church Of the Evangelical Asso-
citation. We would embrace this oppor-
tunily to render our sincere thanks to all
who contributed TO this glorious enter
prise. THE BUILDING Cont
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

THE selection of Il speaker from the
students of the Agricultural College, to
represent that institution at the Oratorical
Contest, at Dcs Mones, on the 2Sth inst. !,
took place at Ames last week. We notice
among the contestants for the distinction
two students from Independence, }. W.
Bouck and Miss Lizzie Curtis. Though
neither were successful, Miss Curtis was
adjudged one of the three out of the eight
contesting, whose performances were spec
tally excellent j. j. Smell, of Ogden
was declared the victor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

DRESS GOODS a speciality at the New
York Store. No lady should buy dress
without looking at our stock.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

Go TO the New York Store and visit the
new Room recently added for the sale of
Millinery Goods, Cloaks, Shawls and La
dies Furnishing Goods
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-10-15

NINETEEN years Of experience in select
ing stock of boots and shoes for this
market is the cause of the large sales at
Wilcy'S.