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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18
Good Reasons for Dying Early
and Often.
Eroln ~ Eansls Qly ~.

IRON Tot A4nsA8 G4Iy 4AlllA
He died in Fort Scott, and he died so
poor, 10 all outward appearances, that he
vas put up to be planted in the cheapest
manner possible. Just before they put
him in the box the good people OF Fort
Scott concl uded 10 60 through his pock-
cts, not that they expected or wanted 10
ROB Kim, but il Is . custom in Fort Scott
They found 81 800 and clue 10 his iden-
tity. He was = faith Doctor named vii.
lisns, the seventh son Of ! seventh sou,
and his mother was = seventh daughter.
There il nothing remarkable in all this.
Bot touching ineiden; CONNECTED
With this case came in when il
vas found that they couldn't rattle his
bones over the stODes under the impres.
sion that he was only q pauper whom
nobody owns. His numerous wives came
forward To get the change divided. 0ue
lives At EudOia, one il granger in Car
roll county, Missouri; one weeps over his
loss in Gentry county, while one over the
river, in Clay county, comes forward 10
drop . tear and receive soft money there
for. They .ay he vas faith doctor.
Faith he must have been good one. 1t
takes q good deal OF that article to live
With one woman in this age oil extraya.
gance, bat Whenitcomes to having 3 plu.
rality We do not wonder that the Doctor
pocES,cd his cash and vent 10 Fort Scott
to die.
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orR WELLsBURG LETTER.,
WRttsEUnd, April i

WEt1sBuRa, April ". =
Eai.o, Ia.tllEensT:
There is no change in business worthy
Of note.
The supper and social, held in the
school bali on Friday evening b! The Dis
ciples' Church, (the branch Worshipplng
there was all that could be desired imam
eiAlly and otherwise.
Aterrifc wind storm passed over this
place late Saturday night bot as yet We
have heard ONO damage done thereby.l.l
Clemens SpeideI, well known as Chip
pie" has purchased an interest in the
livery stable Of Peter HOey.
We noticed another large shipment Of
mowers and reaPes from the Acme
Works on Saturday last.
Efforts have been made for sowe time
past TO unite the two branches Of the Dis
ciples' Church, which EaS finally consul
mated yesIeI day sunday. The follow
ing proposal Wa made BY the Charles
Street Church, AM, IN, Ee are inf0rmet,
alm0s, unanimously accepted BY The
brethren UOrshipping in the school hall ;
WHEREAs Thurs seemEtoheiRl Edda-
,ble spffie- union -psesaiiae ID ethe
minds Of many Of The Christian PROBES
sors both in the congregation meeting on
Charles street aad in the school hall;
therefore, Sc il F.as ~
Rsated, That those meeting, in the
school house return 10 the meeting house
and take their former seats on Lords
day, the sd Of April, and upon thsis re-
turn an election shall be held Two weeks
IRON to-day for church 0iBeeHI the tEo-
thirds rule prevailing, some preaching
brother pre,en. and presiding. and that
on the next Lords day, April Sd, sone
brother be invited 70 preach ard preside.
The matrimonial market continues
dull. The County Clerk ii prepared TO
issue the proper authority 70 all Who
Rev. 4. Jamison preached in the Pre-.
byterian Church yesterday. Elder J. w.
Tate preached at the Disc;pies' meeting
house. G. BIC.
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HOW the Conferences will stand

Prom the FttI6ursh ChEisii1a Adroeasel
Rev. T. ". Stanley in the W1iea, en-.
deavors to forecast the position Of the
General Conference on the question o.
the presiding .eldership, noE 50 much
and so long discussed. he gives US frsi
4 list OF the Aaauat CosjsTeaosI in fasOr q
sosss change, greater OF less. They are
these (up TO time Of writing Of course):
California, Central German, Central New
York, Central Ohio, Chicago German,
Cincinnati, Colorado, Detroit, Erie, In.
diana, Nevada, North Ohio, Northwest
German, Ohio, Rocky Mountain, South
vest German, Upper lows, Western New
York-ls.
AGAINST CHASdE-Alabama, Baltimore,
Central Illinois, Lexington, Michigan,
Mississippi, NebraSks, Northwest 1ndi-
ana, Northwest Iowa, Southeastern Indi-
ana, Southern German, Southern Illinois,
South Kansas. Tennessee, Texas, Wash.
ingtop, West Texas, Vest Virginia, Min
neSotG.-23.
Dorp7YuL-Nos.h Indiana, Oregon,
Virgins, East Name, Rock River, Wet
Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Louis
lana, Iowa, Pittsburgh, North Carolina,
Delaware. Florida, South Carolina, East
Oregon, Arkansas.-l7. These either
took no nriion or their action vas not
positive, or they have not been heard
from,
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The independent Voter this Year.

Mr.. Watterson despairs Of ever inducing
the Independent Voter to come over TO
the side Of the Democracy. He says in
the COuriT-JOunal; "For three success.
i've campaigns, the Democratic party has
been forced TO compromise part Of IL
sell. This time it will try it aIone-plain
-ssrHight-no sugar or sugar Of lead in
it There Is an Independent Voter. and,
being lively animal, be is not going 70
Be suppressed, and will have 10 take
himself somewhere. For our part
judging him by his orac!es, We
despair Of bin. He will never act
against the Republican party in a crisis
unless The Democratic party Be out Of The
way, and that IL impossible just vet. We
therefore look to see him . good Repub-
lisan, provided Morton or Conkling l.
not the Republican nominee; and We do
not expect TO ind him much Of disturb.
ing element II Cincinnati. More's the
pity, We confess; but It Is veil 10 take
things a. they are. II the Democratic
party, with It's present advantage, has not
the wisdom 10 work il way out, let Il
die, and then the Honest Impractieables
eau administer on is remains. Until re
eau set new party, however, out and
out, no more eroOkedness-ao morn"
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BK11ArhE LocAIa-The Baltimore
bakery, situated b Noble street north Of
Thifiy-sixth, Wa buEgiGriBed Saturday
night and robbed 81 al tie stock in dc
store-Foom The burglars effected 20
entrance byEayof the large front vim
dow, the GAS 81 which WIs neiseiessIy
removed. /,
\ General and Mrs. B. B Coven arrived
in Bellaire from Washington City yestef.
day morning at 4 o'clock. :.
Mrs. Mary Hayans, . yell.knoEn col
ored woman Of this place, and formerly
landlady Of = fashionable boarding house
for whites, was buried Sunday.
Many Of our citizens went out 70 s..
QairsSilIe 70 attend District Cont, which
began there yesterday, in the capacity OF
Witnesses. 'i.
The ehaneeoi the time tables BY the
two raiIrods, which took place yesterday
eoniused things considerably, and.Iained
themofas Of n6t few II our citizens
who vent 10 thetTaiDs Ut The usual time
-thit.is, went 10 Tie depot.
/, The business block being bOilt By Mrs.
Hes on South upieB street Is rapidly as-
Eauing shape, and will Be . handsome
structure Shenc6mpleted. ~ 1,
iDf. Arnold and Prof. Gilbert arrived
In town Yesterday. They have not 50
changed bot that their numerous Bellaire
friepas Immediately recognized them.
The City Council has dispensed With
the ScatenseF, and the City Commission
ef notifies citizens that they mus. here
after clean up their own garbage, or he
will do it at their expense.
The Phunny Hook and Ladder
Cos house Is being extended out to the
limits Of che eity property.
Z Ester SaS celebrated at the Catholic
aha German churches In fne style. 80
Beltairs has fifteen praetieing lawyers
and thirteen doctors. %
The suit Of MilIon Powder, Of Indian
ap6lis, Indiana, agGinst the City Of Bel.
+1aife, 70 recover the price ofsix copies Of
the NIP Of Beiiaife, came up before
Squire Hnstin yesterday, and brought
with Il more fun for the by.standsrs than
3 dog fight II vas postponed until last
might, on aeeount OF the absence Of ]. B,
Smith, Esq, counsel for plaintiff, who
.Easealled 10 Martins Ferry 70 defend a
man charged with shooting with intent to
kill.
The II. E. ladies have concluded 10
serve refreshments at their pound party
Friday night. We suppose the o. s. ear.
reney will Be taken in pay after You once
get inside the church.
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A Rare sIeaieinaI COMPUTATION,

Perhaps thefrest, certainly The most suEeEatal
medicinal eonhnation eItant 4 Hostftterl s.Gn.
aeA Rtters In tbs Commanding tOnIe, corrective
AID re1eaHIs. ne Aeoded sune. d he most -
.ttrely Iavifor1tIHs. aItsatiye and blood dspGras-
Ing elements IN he Vegetable hneaon. Thse are
hsld IN solntSoa and powerfully lided By The bes.
difaAvs stinllaDs kaoVn-old rye vhiaky. Is Ii
asy Spodef Chat cary Digestion, regular sTleuatOn,,
natural sos q tIlA pudty q Gooa. and cheer
tutnEs a 1t1d, tho1id Be y3scronly pEpmOted By
. psepar1tI1n IN UnIeh sueh sdnIrahlS tngEedIGnts
afe mos harmoaI0asly eOnhIned and AZ n PsIisst
unIOn. The tIth ielt b. the medical profession In
the restorative sfsaey q this n0Iiezns, Gnd Its
ppEUE % pRIt!y the InAasDos Of malaria, b a.
ptU s11O eksLa-s-' - .sssaa e1alRA..t khy.
sfeians and thAE exPFoAdoaS 81 cO9tdeaos 1fsTfi-
" rlt1ed BY The peopls md The pres. eodAE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18
The Republican Reform Hove.
menf.

The New York ENaing PSa prints the
following circular letter, saying it was
not intended for publication, but that
the subject matter having been publicly
mentioned, 1t Is accordingly published:
NEW YORK, April 6. 1876.
E. Dear Sir: The vide spread corruption
in our public service which has disgfaced
the Republic in the eyes Of the world
and threatens 10 poison the vitality Of
our institutions; the uncertainty Of the
public mind and OF party counsels as 10
grave economical questions involving 10
great measure the honor OF the Gov
ernmenr: the morality Of oar business
life and the general Well.being Of the
people, and the danger that an inordinaie
party spirit may, through the organized
action OF = comparatively small number
Of men who live By politics, succeed in
overriding the most patriotic impulses
Of the people and 10 monopolizing polit.
isul power for selfish ends, seem 10 rem
der It most desirable tina, no effort should
Be spared TO seepreto the popular desire
tos genuine reform decsiTe influence
10 the impending national election.
Mindful OF The flet that this patriotic
desire is honesty STRUGGLING for effective
expression inside olexhffns political or.
CARNATIONS, - Il 4 atso stTdne rntside Of
them, and bsiieSiBg that by an proper
means il ahould be Lourased and made
10 prevail the lirdeEslg Invite You 10
meet them and otheEs 81 like p1rpose.
Who have bean invited II thes same man.
ner, In free Solfersnce 10 consider what
may Be done to- prevent sthe national
election Of the Oentennial year from be-
coming . mere choice Of evils, and 70
sec6re the election Of men 70 the highest
Offices Of the republic whose character
and ability Will satisly che exigeneies Of
cur present situation and. protect the
honor 81 tie AmeFiean name.
The conference viii b held Ia the city
Of NeW York on the 18th Of May. You
are respectfully and urgently requested
70 Be present, and 70 communieaIe your
acceptanee Of this Invitation 10 II. c.
Lodge, Esq, Post.ofiee box 1853, New
Yo:k City. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT, n. Y.
THEODORE D. WooIsEY, Conn.
AXIS II. BUILocK, Mac.
HORACE WHITE, illinois.
CARL scBCRz, Missouri.
The above is the article in ex.enso to
which yesterdays dispatches referred.
We publishit because it gives the reasons
at length for calling the proposed Con.
ference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

mo CAPITALISTS
TO CAPITALISTS :,
Or Parties Of Small aesEs o',ir'a''
Engaging 10 Grape sf's'n''
Coal Mining or Marker
6ardenin1.

On socount q SdTlneed lSe .I.,i,
ehSpginT M resideper, ard thSfr'' - Z q
INV fSrm situated oppusite Tie Ut! g 49, 3!
The TiVer hank, midway tstSTya - u "
NSrtin's Ferry, and immrdt1"I " ~ -, q p
ia,e q ElnSTille. The PrvFsit! -, - ,.,,,s-s
-, q Nm and tatle ard aud ! e, A.. IS
m M I'M there arc two saEss e. g.. 81
90 thIck. ihFce deposits q lz2ss'.- = :, -
I'm Al ~. iSxfurS p1nd or ire ',ess' = ..lr
yeln q mari, which AIicSalhI - - :, 49,
undefiyinE led o. dePoAlts q ; '''-
o. ~ surface, the hrssr y''st!1s E. 4..r. q.
-r1fiT IiorinE 70 the eEIt, and AZ s. -. z5s.l
y.o.',rs h he sun, Is NibtyIrt G . -. issgi
ESt1EtS ErIpFs, all IN Ase tsAriss e,s,ssIS,t,siT
SgSCn ytSIS old, which has psgIse ~.
hSn8some per CENT to the eulaIa.II' .,.,,, =! =
Ths pnDpsEty b bsinE GPProscattal ,.-ss,rt ~
IoT 81 Al saVlnetnE tide u P'sfsos' = ,,zTst
bos,sstFadf, and b GOV really thS e 81 Tsnf
1SyI4toTT hsstHeSn BTiSSep0rt IDl ~; ~ ~
II 4 T1iu,bje Is an lnVSsineDt .. ~ Ef'
~ puFehSGe, Ind JalBahIe to thoes ~. /: ~
81 tardsninE Epound eIeee to be ~; les rs'a
heSltIfpIly upln The TiTeF AID ll'.,, - !. v
~ ity, he Illan1 and The Vsa's ''S-'
TSS,err,, Of nile VII Be oot-tStI o.! -, :. y
a 40 Snppal payments PsT cent .. e.i,, s;tr'
ss,s'S saTTGntS FoE iaNbef aft.TEnsI
~ RiIhARD - - +" ~. -. 1 .:
On tn pEsnIsas, OF ~ saiH II 1''ai't
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

Many Of the buildings it is safe to say
are very heavily mortgaged, the income
from rents, etc., being barely sufficient 70
meet the interest on the debts contracted
in their construction. Thisis notably so Of
the Trib,ne building, the Western Union
structure, and several Of the ho,els.-Ser
Tork Correspondence CfAeiaaai EnqHiner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18
AIaren Conflrmation CIns,,

lFra The New Ya,k Thbaos. ApdllAI
Bishop Potter confirmed 500 persons
last evening IN holy Trinity Church At
Madison avenue aHd EoEty.second street,
Of which the Rev. Stephen Il. Tying, IT,, Is
rector. Il Is Said that Ia the hhl6ry Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in this
country, 20 large . number were never
before confirmed Al one time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

Every father Of 8 large family Of
children tsembles At The 6rst circus bill be
sees on the vail each season, but nothing
can make his knees Snite together Ike
spring opening IN millinery and trim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

wELrY.-oa Moody, Ap-al I7Ea, 1876. .. .
o eIoSk !. Il, HIHEE. sSsi $ers ands Donseti
90 The sams Day At Z O'Clock GIoEen, assd I
nd EaOsiAA. eAi!trra Of Pete ADD Eosaana
Weity.
Fuaer1l Vii tate p,,es thIi sttsrnooa .. O'Clock
toa the residence Of thslr pareat,, Ne 100 chaP-
line street. Frseeds Of The hnily are invited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18
Now York Real Estate.

ltmay interest the reader to learn The
value set upon some Of the most cele-
bra,ed buildings in the city and the
amount Of taxes yearly paid upon them.
The figures are taken from the tAx.bookS,
except in cases where appears. In
these cases estimatesotrsal estate experts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

RATES OF BOARDING HoisEs'
Al. Il 10 nef day II horSs isJt ~ 'T,''T-
H. kandIsd a g1ffrised ard brOls1 ,.4
1 Vii Ieep careful and I;isscTt 80 -, y.
horseS IN 10 nv care StII have Frgfr- - I. =
tsntIon Ind handled properly. =; -. - : ~
Sp0nSihle 10 unavoidable aeSlis.'s az.
NJ Arst Great Cst1IoEDe sac III 1tt ,i-.y.
URDAY, April 2Sth, At 70 stASt 4 -, az
having PFOTeTty to ohsE viii NJ" F-'
ton By addressing =, r-girY.
Wheeilns, v. Va, q a bs'i-'F',,.r.
l. C HERvEY, Apetiosets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP,
hse., na.y4ss, cass.
Prios, NatT4ast caEL
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.
SNErY.NHTH EDr11os.

Cootalning eUapIsts list q N he towns In tbs
United stAtes, The Territories md The Dom1nIon d
CA1adA' having pop1lation Crater thal 200 -
e9rding 70 Tie last eGhs11 oeelbeT viii The name
q ths nsGIpape1 having de lRrTegt Iocal erenls-
t,on 10 oAeh Il tho plsol named. AlSA catalogue
q naEsfope1 Ekieh are reeomnend1 70 1dIG-
tss q Eiylns peateIt value b Pruport3on . price
and CEnada grating oTCf 800 eOPies 0eh inas.
AIso an TIE Religi6a1, Agricultural, Se5cld6e and
Aee1anieal, Medical, NGsoaIe, JuIsnIle, Eduna.
tooal. Commercial, InGgFanee, Rsal Eltiis, Law,
sPoruns. AHbeAl, FAahIon, and 0theF pedal elEi
eonElsts HIT q eve 20 Germ tsisFS prtntsd N
Ne United seateI, Ala. N ony npol saTsEtiS-
ns nany uhl6 q ntes, IhoUi1g tie cost q Ad-
EsEtitnk u TlEto1s nFiSpapsfl, and sTzythlng
Vatsh . baEihng n AdEsFtidhS would ne % kn0S.
~ GO P, BOWEL a %,
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eus,nssS Lsttils tsf 10 tAs1i6 b Actresses
FREE CaaoOeA,- AAa ShoE1 10 10 case b 40
ersSssG % ansF lnslTsBaI neabe' d NJ afa D
A NJ 70 -
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Asa N s1rra copy % PeESOn getting Up Cub
nrThs Ib1re pSirss ETS InylriAbis. Remit q
oaf riik, u DF1t1 q hosiO4ee Adne5 EFaes ~ II
Therv beitbeT d thess on ts procured, bsnd TIE
nonsy 70 . REEistsrud LttsE.
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THE INTELLIGENCE YIN prs.tn. du1y b.
nsEs IN al dspartmentA. ten H lSa y ~. z,
he UUTid, q vel - . eOnf'sts tesHsa u 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-04-18

SUE. Is PGsusl ds.tEtpS %! eETe tht
11nT isIE1EIsE%stA, ~ trsql.t. pt thel
rgI5lsnSEs In Ihs dty LD1 G1buts, can. b
.1TNej V IaHn. thsil S41raA q CSGAtins
EgJSu, Y ~ drop Iettsf thTO1Eh he pai Sees.
m C1ESTKIBUTUEs.-NsE rlsatioa TN . paid
% an1hyIDJGs eDmmRntc7tiUnS, eTGIy Art1sle
must y SerDGn gaRisd ~ he Erfab rial hEne
and AddfGa
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SEuI.wEEKLY.
WEEKLY.

4, ral b aA,aan., poEess prtFa4
=. as.aH. ,,0afhR n 9
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11


1iTQE IN oRv N0llQe
.
ozo - r,~.. .
|
| reconstructed until In c~psc,ty and sppe.r.ne.
! 1. Is, unqusstic nsbly ths
BEST PUEBLO House IN NEVADA
Ss'es >hS'hlnS OF sae k!aan this ssase:
ssA:~
soA~,oue ouS,n~ MAJ,
-,,i,.~ - u-
Combine to ss... +. suppl, . want long felt
sx,s,.a ,-.I, hs s1.-sa :, -. .rJ CJ-II~.rr ~ "
DEPARTMENT. AID nothing tina, the markets
u oor-.~,o,s x;ts ,hs ,.,.-., -.
u
the herse lHH BAb. Will De kept on plan
BILLIARD ROOM will .l~.y. be ar's-el.'s in
rvr ,ur.,~,y ,,,..
Have an one. in .A. house; and al, poss.s,.
puh,,,-
GEO. D. FRYER.
---.---
MAX H. eAIez A. NAY.
MAY & GAGE. pr.pr,e,or..
'
q
T1HE ABOVE SALOON HAS BEEN
\. rre,,-;e, arIhir ~ 80 t-st "a 80
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-05
Hayes and Wheeler Meeting.

Wednesday morning Of last week pos
tiers were issued announcinga Republican
Meeting i'll tho Court House that evening.
About o'clock we went 10 the Court
House and found the room q little more
than half filed. N. Fisher, Esq, was
elected chairman, and those present were
then treated will, good speeches by Messrs
Milo P. Slniti, James Wilson, NJ. c.. and
II. c. Henderson, of Marshalltown. These
gentlemen all spoke well and to the point.
Their remarks frequently were highly APP
plauded 1t was intended to organize a
Hayes & Wheeler Club, but the speaking
lasted till quite late, and it was thought
best to adjourn. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft a constitution for Cam
paign Club, and instructed to report on
Tuesday night at an adjourned meeting,
Tuesday night VIC were on hand but found
the room was not lit up and no apparent
arrangements made for a meeting, so we
suppose for lack of opposition there will
be no club organized.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-05
Marriage Licenses for September.

The list of licenses granted during Tho
past month shows large increase ovel
those of August. We give it as follows
Fc&nk Mordoff and II. Alfalfa A. Winchel
Rudolph Reimer and Anna Glorfeld.
Charles Ii. Brown and Ann Smith.
Christian F. Wctzel and Emma Axon.
w. IL Snow and Emma r. Mckinney.
Frederick Rigging and Mary Simpson.
W. III. Biakcly and Eta Newton.
0. W. Newton and Martha Royel.
W. II. Ahtbrecht and Mary A. Matson
Zacharialt Beale and Ada Harrison.
John Barker and Elizabeth A. Harrison
W. F. Ayers and Fannie G. Shorthill.
Joseph Clifford and Elizabeth Barnes.
Goslien Clark and Laura Ferry.
Frank Mussel and Josephine Hronek.
W. H. Stoakes and Alice Jameyson.
Edgar Burk and Rcna A. Gyger.
J. IL. TWrnbuli and Maggie Wilson.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-05
'0ii'efehee Appointments.

E. I cS, PIPER Iowa Conference of the M.
iogps5 I INV which met at Maquoketa, adj
.ppair t ,.St week. We give below the
tic, 7. Tor the Marshalltown Dis.
uIIs :, l.TiIl be seen that Rev. Mr.. Fra
ae5,Ir 's'urned to Toledo. This is emf.
psss satisfactory to the Church at this
Who'll, aug auu We know of no one in our
community who will not be pleased
Nsrsbla,,, DISTRICT. VIM. Lcas, P e.
GsnSaana town, J. W. Clinton.
State I cDa,N n. Mcdonald,
Mont center, NJ. A. Goodeu
Albion ana % lie Grand, D. M. Howard
RIjorns, L; 5 Cooley,
AStIaa, e: A. HawIp
Iora !, Y. Eberhart
Geneva i ! circuit, W. ]. Robinson.
Drydpe.0o I x. Miller
BeihIea =, }. Hammond
lEssifstd5sxlan e, J. B. Taylor.
lama Gci ;iy LIB. Warner.
TT@ledoS, Wy " GbIrG9nit, to be supplied.
sssss; 1s !Sis''iTS' W V I. Unset W5asstt:
SethrooaSf 4 to !, be supplied.
NNasonCSiS,uH' ! !. Z; Flemming.
wy L. W. Mckee.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-05
Sunday School Association.

The 9Th Semi Annual Meeting of the
Tama County Sunday School Association
will convene at Eureka, on Tuesday, Oct.
the eth, 1876, and close in the afternoon
of the day following:
Opening at 2 O'Clock, p. m, with devo-
tional exercises by Rev. S. w. Ingham.
2:30.-Addrcss of Welcome, by Rev. A.
B. Hammer, responses by the President.
DISCUSSION.
3:00.-Topic, Sunday Schools, their i'm
portance and the duty of all to sustain
them, led by Hon W. G. Malin.
3:3O-Three minute reports from Super
indents as to wants, difficulties and sue
cess in their Schools.
Adjourn.
EVENING SESSION.
Devotional exercises, by call from the
President.
Short Sermon by the Congrc gational
minister of Montour, followed by general
remarks.
Adjourn.
October 25th, 8: 90 o'clock, a. m. De
votional exercises, by call from the Presi-
dent.
9:3O.-Bible reading by Rey. FRAGILE
9:45.-How shall we impress parents
with their Sunday School duties-Opened
BY J. B. Lothian.
1O:O0.-The model Sunday School
To be discussed by Officers, Teachers and
Scholars.
11:Oo.-Sunday Schools-their connec'
ton with our national welfare. Opened
by Rev. o. A. Holmes.
11:3O.-Practicsl Sunday School work
in this Township, by Mr.. Hartsock.
II: -Business-and their-
Sunday School enthusiasm, led by Rev.
o. T. Clark.
Adjourn.
a:3O.-p. m. Devotional exercises, by
call from the President.
2:15.-Addrcss by Rev. Rindell, as to
the object of this Association.
2:3O.-The temperance mission of the
Sunday School. Opened by F. J. NJ.
Wonser.
45-Teacher's responsibility. Led by
Rev Mitchell.
8: 00-Childrens Mass Meeting, with
singing and addresses.
The exercises will be interspersed with
singing.
Committee on music,
MIR. j. F. CRAM,
Mrs. ED RAMsDEL,
MISS EUREKA LOTHIAN.