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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-27
ADDRESS OF TEE PACKARD LFGIs.
ItTTRE

The members of the Packard I.-cis-
lature inet il caucus last night 10
adopt a dying -pesch. IN which ti,ey
give tEsir opinion Of the eourss of she
Presidents special and
of tie influence which they have eyer
cised to bring about tie detection of
members of the PecksId Legislature
and tier going over 70 the Nicholls
body. We see 20 reason to question
the statement made by this body, and
We appreciate the anomalous cllarac
ter which they point ou- in this 50
called commission, which has 10 Off
Ga: character, and could rot assume
any, andset was-eeeiyed as a repre-
sentative of the President
The Republican Legislature turns
tiie tables on the argument OF local
self government, by charging these
foreign citizens with an unwarrantable
interference IN the domestic affairs of
a State, TO cause revolution in its
government. This address also re-
peHis the charge that the Nichols pro-
position. which the commission re-
porte.t as the ultima um Of that fac
ton, required the seating of three
Democratic members fronI the city of
New Orleans, who were defeated ac-
cordiDg 20 the face of the returns. W..
suppose it is plain to all that there
We're unfaithful members in the Pack
ard Legislature, who were purchase
5le or ready to shift 10 whichever size
was coming uppermost. and that the
'onduct of the special visitors caused
these to go over to the Nichols Legis-
lature. .--,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-27
Relative TO an Amendment of
Articles Four and Eleven of
the COnstifutien, ReOrganiz-
ing the Judiciary Of the State
of Ohio.

BE 10 reS9Iced 1y The General assembly or the
State Of Ohio (Jhree-fiiths of all the members
elected 10 each house coneurring therin),
That proposition To afnend-f the consfItu-
ton of the state ofUhio, be submitted to the
electors OF tie State, ON the second Tuesday
OF October, a. u. 1877, as follows. to-wit:
That sections one, three, JiUe, sir, es1h ttgeIee
fourteen. nteeTl, sixteen dEd eighteen, article
four. be amended so as 10 read as follows and
section seven, of article four, and sections
pealed:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-27
rursr.~nEnu nE nurn

IKE STATE OF OHIO. /
Off1cE OF THE SEcRETARY Or STATE :
Milton Barnes, Secretary of State OF the
State ot ohfD, do herebv certify that the IoIs-
going y a true copy of an act therein named.
passed by the General Assembly OF me SUE
oi Ohin. on the 6th day OF April. a u. .ssa, ~.
taken nom the origi mai rolls on HE II 'ni7
Cffiee-
In Witness Whereof have hereunto SUD-
= scribed my name, and amxed .ne s
lsEALl Seat OF this Once at Columbus tn7
eh day OF April. A. is'1;
? ~ Secretary OF btSIs'
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-27
EAra[ go ZEL
HUME & HALLS
z g 2 3 3

Cash and Strictly one price
Cnstom Manufacturers agea-
cy of Fine and Standard boot
and shoes, with staple Dry
Goods Of HUME & HALL.
, 1877-11-09
GAL ENA.

tHnscf1t N1patck to 1As t'AfokJo T'fih4Mx-
GALESA, H., Nor. 3.-1hu deadlock which
has preva!led'for eight mouths III the Board TT
Aldermen vi this clty was ctfectually broken
last uigAt by she resignation Ut one OF tho lneDl-
brrs who has heretofore voted withsthc nialorl-
ty. 4 mass Ut papers were arteA upon aud iu,-
poEtanL lusiucss disposed Ut that Las Lcc.. lay
ins tur months 10 thc greut uetrllnvnt uf our
city. fle people arc FejoIclg over the teElntlll-
tton ot tho ,lglt, which lsas beru 80 long and
bitterly wasCd. 4 special ELECTION ~ I'LL tho
vacancy VI the di.gastesi Alderman Aus hven
called for the l3th lust,
, 1877-11-09
DItUwNEl, HER CIlrLp1lEN.

4SbR Nft ~ 1IHafs.
a terrible nt5alr occurred nt Afechanicsrillo
this morning. which has shocked the whole con,-
nlunity. The wife uf Stephen Way. residing on
Main street, l'as Mt times during tho past year
shown evident signs uf mental arrangement,
though mot OF a serious nature. This n,nrntn.,
between o'clock and 6 o'clock, Mrs. Way stole
quietly from tho tol,sc-llcr husband being
aslccp Typ sta!rs-taki,lg viii, i.cr fnur children,
C1arn, Fred, ticorEc, aud Willie, aged respect
fvcIy ., Il. 1, and ~ years. Proceeding
to the creek running IN the rear of
the premises. she threw Frcl mud tlcorge
into tho stream. sl,u then coaxeu Clara to 90
10 tic edge Of the creek to ascertain II she could
zee her brother tieor1,e, nnt upon doing 80 tho
unnatural mother pushed tic little girl Into the
water, threw In the lmby, md tllcn concluded
the tragedy by jumping into the stream herself.
Tho water of tic creek ut tlts point Is deep. mud
the current Fwtft one. III eon.o miraculous
lnailncr Clara lnanagcl to reach tho shore, and,
l,astcninr to the !lo1sAc, informed her father Ut
the trcut1ful ocrurrcncr. Alarm was Mt oMrc
given, and tho wife and tnuttlcr discovered with
tho boy Ncorgo struggling IN the watGr at q
n0int near Tho river. nntl tllry we're both res
csscd, but frrd and the little ba1,y were both
tlrownrd. The holcs weru fo,lnl about M
hour afterwards n,tl properly cared for.
, 1877-11-09
THE PlTTsBURG RIOTS,

Spkt70E zHzt1lFh 70 7hE LHat13d T75IN1.
PirrsDrlu, Nov. s.-Thc urand Jury to-tlay
concluded the examination Of the c.lxe uf Gen.
pcarsou, charged With murder II, ordering tho
rliIlalelphla troops TO flru Oh the mob durIus
the July riot, au1 ignored tho bll. 1t Wis gen.
crafty supposed that the casu would not bs rol-
sldcrel until tt,o decision OF tho Supreme Court
on tho routempt caso Of tho Governor and other
State officers, aid the announcement TINT the
Till hui! cen Ignored created universal surprise.
1t nov !uoks ns 1t unI,e but tho rank and lllc
will huiIer Tor participation tu tho riot.
, 1877-11-09
Expectation Of Sontl.-American Horses to
Erfppf.


Inn pamphlet recently published ia Paris
eonc interesting. details arc giyc1l VI the exoF-
tltIon Of !lorses from thr colntries adjacent to
tl1e itiYcr Plate, or Aie dc Plata. Al the out
break OF the Indian muttny, 1850 horses wero
purchased by the Engltah Government on tho
banks of the plnte, md shipped for India IN tho
harbor Ut 1usena.!a. IN slarri,, 1874, u nunbcr
VI husscs were conveyed BY stea.neE from The
Plate to London, wAerU they were sold at an
average p1icr VI $1i5 each. One particular pair
OF gray llorscs realized s358, ano . few mouths
aftcrwarl we're rcsolu for $11S. In August Ut
tho saIle year fUEty horses were shipped III
Ducnos Ayrcs for Aiarletllcs, but only sold on
arrival ut un average prlce Ut $o9 each, In
June, 1b7U, twenty-eight hUrscs were
landed in 1lavru lruu Huenos Ayres, and
bf these twcnty-six wcre Ut onuc bought for tue
renount caya'ry dcIkt Ut Bccltcll.,nin. ln
Octobcru Ut thu same year etghtyonc more horses
were dlsembarkel in France, alld Vi thcsr,
again, slxtythFec were at uiIcr purchased by The
rernuunt commission. This year nihetY-s,x
llnrses hayn been already taken IL Frl1ce tru1n
the Plate, aud the greater n,lt,lyr OF these have
passed iMtn tbc hands of the French Guvern-
iMcut. The lutaI nutil~r of horses III tue cuul,-
uoA, anu thu average prieo VI hursc is stated 10
be about s.. III Fruncc. on the other batt!, tho
total numbcf Ut horses Is given I'd 8,Jia,ND,
nn,l be average value at $tB. 1t may, there
fore, bt anticipated that the latter country will
ttill further develop The importation Of horses
iuf military purposes from the banks vi tic
fl3te. Of the quality Of tllcse hoTses tic wrttrr
Of the pamphlet VIC quots from skeaka In lfgh
teEtDs, uHd fle believes that with proper treat
tacnt they u,ay tc retained at tur service Tor
twenty-five tcars.
, 1877-11-09
SOUTHERN NORMAL UNIVERSITY,

AOec1a] W1Od'c1 % 7k6 tH7c1t70 7T36aNf.
CAHuoNpALK, H., Nov.h.-Ths lion. Thomas
8. lsi.iEway, L.. II. Phillips, aud uE. James
Kobasts, constituting quorum uf tho Trustees
OF llc Southern lllit,oa Normal University, met
hero to-lay. lllay csuantnesl the heating ul.d
lighting apparatus RECENTLY put In tllu building
by john Churtl. s. Co., VI Chicago, unlicr III.
spcctoF y. l.. lde, O! spriuglrld, Ill. Eycry.
til!ug was found tuulpIrte aud IL tirst-ciuss
or,isr, The b0iltrs a,ul laataiurs being u tie
best IuatertaI. Tho apparatus WAS received,
md at u,lcr drawn Oh he Slate Treasurer fur
tho AMOUNT utlr tho Guntractor. Thia school
prubpctd a:t.pnu to none in the Stute.
, 1877-11-09
- CURIOUS INDIAN CRIME,
Eprrtannuf<ncx Y4,n rk+t IE.orir9


TORONTO, Out, Nov. :1.-slr. Charles Rankin,
an officer Of the lludson's Bay Company, las
just REACHED hero with tbs details Of hEutal
1ndIan murder tu the ki.sstng seglan, this lnur-
1cred man briHs caDarintch, Chief of the
Tcu,uganiueues, and tho murderer Ills brother,
ehargosee. tho Moosc-Calf. The brother, with
shargosce's wife, daughter, md aon, wcro tray
cling together Oil i.un:ing expedition In tho
Round Lake rountry. CauueLiutcll, or Clcft-iu.
thc-lsock, lad thrcu wives, with the youngest Ut
whom ha SUSPECTED that 5lurgoses WIS too In.
iin'atc. AS they sat by tho eamp.lre one ,.iKht,
Cauachlntch began to sling tayorlts indian
Sun.s, which runs something III this stran:
lie WAS my broIher sud loved him;
lMIhcd lls tutAples when 10 wax weary;
killed lIIAl I0o4 wien ltr lay ln IeYrw;
hut MhlG hunted hu luscI my love.
Q, fal.o aud wicked brother
Who, while hunted, loved my love,
,shargosca fell that this ,eoug was aimed at
htM, anil he 0rIcrcd LIS hrutt,er 10 stop singing,
Cunachlntch then addressed SAur.osee's vile,
tcIlIn, her that her husband loved utArr women,
mud bidding her return 10 her father, the Chief
kaEawec, who lives near aiattawa. lle u1Ao
n,a.le d speech to Sharsosee, liz Which hu up-
braI4c1 lin Tor lis conduct, a,.u to Shsrgosru's
guu aud daughter, fh which l,o dcpiured thrIr
fatacr crthic. which, hc said. would cause them
to l'e hated aud desplsed 1r tlv whole Tctna-
EanEn:ue 1latto1;, Astessts the ChIci Withdrew
cliantcl the lnlIun ''sonE Ut dcAolAtlun, y Vi
cylrlacu that l4c was fn gtvut grcf. Si,argusce
and fanIi]y retiIcd llso, but about daylight thu
ferucr roused his sun Louis, la,i vi j, aud told
hstu that though hs eyes hui been closed hu l.ui
not slept, for he had made up his nill.l tu Kill
Calsarhtutcl. Louis cried, but hIs father
lhttatpnel to kill 4Iu also. line father aud SOU
ahcn appr. .achsl tue swaaup wacec Canachluteh
was still singing ht4 tnourntul soug. S!,ulsoseu
asked him how be fell, but Canacain,ch turned
his baek u hEm. Oh which st!argoscr drew au
az fruul LII lklt aud struck him Oh the buck VI
the head. Cnnachutch RULED OYER into tic
swamp, but !unnaQed to hta:ger to his feet. lie
was y inan VI gEc4t strength, although upwurl4
Of 10 years old, and, sciziuy Z stick OF wood,
ctrd out TINT he Vout4 not 4r alone. Hi
reached forward 10 strtkc sLasgosec, but
nbled oyer l"g, aud the latter struck him
smother 3,loW With the W, splitting Ills
skull. Thy lad Louis OH this 5an back
10 the lre aud awoko his mother
anl sister, who, on seeing ShargV.ce
dragging Ais bsoihers corpss towards them,
ycbemently denounced Lin as murderer.
Shasgasee was cnrasel ut tlis, aud dropping
, 1877-11-09

EpFfTN9 U13NdlFk 70 The EH1f0a0 7T3GNNf.
MoKHls, ILL.,, Nov. S.-Iho continued raina are
inj,srtng very materially tho cr1ps In tiruuly
County. The farmers wcro very hopeful carly
III tue fall vn acetn,nt OF the corn crop being
above the average, both Inguauttty aud quality;
but tnr ralus i,ave continued ~ much a1 the
time for tbs past four weeks that tho grpu,ul
has become thoroughly saturated. Farmers
have not bern ablc to gGt lntU their tu1ds to
iusk. aud very n.lle Of the con, IL lal!i., over
tl.e ground ltclng au full os water tint Il does
not hull lip this lDadcl stalks. Considerable Of
roiiIu. in tho cttbs Vi, uasoutt ii tLe contlpurJ
TYrt weather,
, 1877-11-09

The holly r,ishc'l nt his daughter, whom l,c nc
rnscl " llay'nE hrcH Intimate with Cnnachtntci,-
She fed, nn,1 SharEosre'a wife held IN tn hin,
Until she was far ont If his sight, The Eiri
reached Mr, Rankt1i'a pnst ut Round f4,ke flat
evening, nlltl n party returned Will, her tn tho
scene Of thu murder. The tul,mt Luuis and
hts mother sitting l,y Cnnacltntrh's hHv, wb!cl,
Rhnrgoscu l,a,l mut|Eatrl IN II dreadful manner.
eharl,nsce himself was found next morning It,
thu woot!e, nnd was arrested mil taken tiowr 10
Mntin*a Jail. Judge floran. of THIS town, left
Yesterday 10 hold tho preliminary inquiry.
elntEOseee defense Is that c kil1c,l Canachtntrti
bcra,,sr OF Ills intimacy with Its daughter, hut
she n,.d her mother aud brntt'cr. wln arc tle-
tanned at slnttawn. deny that, ana tell thc story
, 1877-11-09

srltt tIcks,s which, wcrc tclng printed some
where thcrcalmut. II ~ said that 1oO, ,tsm hf
these splits with barrett OF were sent out and
worked for hy thu Sullivan party.
ANOTHER MATTER or TICKETS
which Was wilcY commented OIL by Republican
vr,:crs was that txact fac.lmtlra of the very PC
t,,Itar Republican tirkct were sent ont, with !.
ers. il i hardly i possiiIo % Il That turru eanii
Wiero @ tt Than fo"'etis's /" t's gea. onsna. ss Io
,1'lisee, essrccially as tl.e SIT at lhe
.po,ca sp z to m s or easps SsagFr Fow sfte To- e. NJ. M
.!c1icty's hands. 1t was commented yesterday
that Il wns not exactly In the way of fair lcaf-
Ing for The printers Of tho rcg,,lar ticket to .o
any Of it, tl!stingnallsng marks III tho mannfar
lllnt the scheme prulllcl lEainus mucll. II II
had, perhaps more would have been hcarl abo1tt
Some Of tho Democrats were busy yesterday
ta,t II Is not stated why thry think ST. except,
perhaps, tiat nave gave lip tito light eas1y, nnd
wcMt back to hts business.
There was considerable uneastncss folt ycstcr-
day a;rIong come Republicans about tho
STOLEN BALLor-nox FROM GRAND CROSSING
District f. uf II ly.fc rark), n1Nt IL WIS asserted
tint saIi box would sor,tu day turn lip with
enough votes fur uucnll,cr IN u to elect him-
or rather, to scntl Wheeler to tho courts 10 wait
n year or two while the Hing kept tiuenthcr In
gave Wheeler II lrujorty Ia that district.
Without this lils majority. would be LILO. II,
thcsGfurc. tho bOx el,oltt show up at tic rritI-
sal moment With a1out l75 fur t'ucnthcr ard a
few over fD ior Wheeler, there would be a fuss.
" tho way, Isn't 1t rather stral1Eo that Grand
Crossing, wlifrll could unfy turn out 150 votes
when there was 80 much excitement In tho
Presidential contest, could a ycar Inter, IN the
face of a uniformly small poll, Increase its yoto
to S5tf Tue settlement must be prospcring.
1t seems from lntest HilY1eCs TINT MIR. braYton.
Of tho Republican Campaign Committee, was
ono of tic Subcommittee WHO called OIL the
Democrats to atlvisc nbt,nt fastiug tic State
" "Ayalnst." Nir. Draylot' Is tac gentleman TO
wlom n reporter went tho evening before clcc-
ton asktnE noout tic matter. AT That tttnu Mr..
taEht, or lad ever hcar aout t. the Sst atter.. HM.
II Mr. brayton was OF tho Conference Commit
tee. and Knew nll nhout the matter, an1l II ho
considered t!e business nn honorable an,l lluncst
one why did llc deem IL necessary to lib about It
to the publtt
, 1877-11-09

Of mans nnsc protrulIne fram tho c,r,,,
onr Of tllc cellar walls: whcrcupon hr ~
fDun,l nilye md wcll, carefully c,y.feti ,,,, ne
der few ncl,cs Of cart, viii, only rno,t, l' VT.
his face cxposctl 10 mint " liz l~,I5;.M'1 lI5nM IL
nlakcman wa* stanlins directly uscr liz i,"' i,Tr,
Mh;n he discovered tl'c trll-tnlc 5 tIr"f lis ".
might succeed In tic case OF Temperate. wss ,s'
hut there nre persons in thls wnrhI tt l., snS n
I.ttrllItctl Connty constructor that thr ' t w
the hose illtIninntcs pretty large reiar "i ,,"i
question. - tao
, 1877-11-09
NOT GUILTY.,
IN the Editor OF The TFit1.at.

EL1 GRovE, ILL.,, Nov. I'll notice In to-tlay's
issue ot Your paper charge that tho Rcpub
tIcan Executive Committee sold out to Mnn
from Springfield for the small sum OF 500 10
print The ticket "fuF Statc-lIousc approprin.
tlon" Instead Of "for" aud "aeaLnst." Al
fur as aln personally concerned, did not meet
With tho co,nu,ittee ut the tiule tinal actiun
was taken OH Tho city tickets, but talked with
sots,o of tls Colninlttce about thu matter, wlu
cuneurscd with mo that "for", mud "a&,aiist !"
should be put on, 50 voters could take their
choice. And tho tickets for tho county tnN t,s
wcre 80 printed, and every yutcr who yotctl
ii, our town ayai!cl himself OF tho privilege of
voting agatusi, Us Jou ean tradlly eeu by the re-
turuA. Yours truly, ]. NJ. ALLEN.
, 1877-11-09
KEflOE DIN IT,
To its Etfitnr Of Ths T'rtbttt,


CHICAGO, Nov. e.-rho Charge against tho
Democratic Executive Campaign Committee OF
Cook County appearing IN your issue Of the
1th Inst. Is wholly untrue. Tho facts arc thcsc:
Our Committee considered the question Of tho
Statc-llouse appropriation fully, and decided to
print the tickets both "for" and "Qgnlsst.''
The ticket was clcctrotypc,l IN that way, antl
those for country towns printed and circulated.
FRIDAY last oycrturcs were made by the Kcpub-
ltcan Catnpafgn Committee to have atl tickets
uniform, rs to tho S!ute.Iiouse appropriation,
AMI II was unanimously voted by Our Commit
leo neither to chauge tic tickets rs ordered,
were prepared. Mr.. Shut, VI Springfield isahl
to bo II Republican scnator), interviewed several
members. Of our Comnitttca other than
The undersigned separatcly; but, though
sai te 's "1f Fraay s'"'sssy sssa!y
day, anl Monday, no othgr nctton or yoto
wNs askct1 ur takgil by our Committee OIL tllat
subject, nor did tho co,ntltttee vote for or
authottzu any tlnngu to lie made In thc ticket.
were printed sorted, aud ready for distribution,
0l1r Chairman, Mr. kelloc, stated tllat tho tick
cts Ind l,ccn rllangcd by dropping tho wor,ls
"aganst tho appropriation" and tint S.saO had
been pnEA to tIlu Republican and Democratic
Committees for tho expenses oi the change. it
was tlscn too late tu recttiy this ligli-lIandcl
action, and W. could only psUtest and submit to
tic Inevitable, and Use our cntlcav0rs to defeat
t the approximation att at ths polts, Thtell We arc
ttu was tllit against this measure Until nftcr
tl.u tickets had been ortlcrcd Tho precise time
when our Chairman experienced this cllangc Ut
heart md the .aetual arguments used
permit showing In yoar columns. by those
who know, lust how much niUnoy was actualIy
paid. n,lll to whom OH each committee, for this
nGfarious work; also, why those conferences
, 1877-11-09
Queer Refuge Of an Escaped Prisoner.

L9fc&atA5 lEVHH.J ENQuIykF.
ulticeE HlakeuIan arrested Charles lockwood,
an escaped prisoner, In Sharon. under curious
circumstances, reccutly. Tue fellow was III jall
here expecting suoll III be discharged, when ho
tuok tho opportunity to cscape. Mr. HlakeMau
traced Aiul " house occupied by aiIs. No
dine, few utica thIs side ot Sharon, On enter
Ing Ae VAS told there was 10 such man there.
He male . thorough search, however, and while
sx4nalnlug tho cellar happened to uotiss tbs zip
, 1877-11-09

E0H&UtupE51h LIHta4V q Ihlnof LIZ.
Among the natives ot Sencg llnbta pulmonary
Infectious lTc not only nearly but absulutcly
unknown; yet slugle year passed III the ovrs-
crowdcI Man-pens aud steGEIge. bells oI the
IN that most rirulvut fosal kuown III Katloping
consumption; au,I the brutal btauters ~ tic
Sp1ussh Antilles madc rule Of never buving
nj imported negro befusc tLry had "tehted his
wind" =, trot:ed hln uphill and watched
ax turGlen tsrLu It, they knew that tie luDgcun
, 1877-11-09

CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. s.-lt II reported TINT
Carl Sacls, Of Eichhcrg & Suck, Inns abseontlc,l.
liz has been borrowing mouey frpta friends and
businessmen, giying tic FIRMS checks, vsicl,
have proved worthless, amounting to nearly
$9D,O10. Tue firm made MI assignment to-day.
, 1877-11-09

COLUMBIA, s. C., Sov. 8.-Thc motion to re.
move Congressman slnalls' cnse to tho United
states Court was ovcrrutcil by Judge TOWN.
send. The argument occupied ull day.
, 1877-11-09
l,ErAuLrtNo TAx-RECErvE1s.

1}ETAULTfNG T4Ax-RECEIvEIe.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. SIT bus been .liscov-
cred that Walker r. bartlett. tho Receiver OF
Taxes Of this city, unl proprietor ot tho Amcr1-
cnn Hotel, is dcfaultcr Ut from s15,CD0 to
so, ,O0O. lie was arresLul last night Aul Judged
III 1lll,
, 1877-11-09

coLrAsrs, u, Oct. s.-Goy. Young to-day
lssued a!s proclamation liking the as9th OF No
vembeF as day ol thanksgiving aud prayer.
, 1877-11-09

a.i 'it'S8 y Als aftiiltfY: itos reached tlle
toot an4 MHsht saulEta tae rtest nt t'lo !h9et
ltseil, ufN!1iE luz enemy uu~h the ulHx's!te
sue, NV nasle9 w oue separated lfolA He-
La.s' alu PaIc pc}nHa tlle 0thst tHu uFltaues
W ~ uislsn'h they were 70 attaeH III isoat ;!na
w po.n nanKs at! folaPr!'e,t ~ Ftsre. ocl1!S
anav n.. g., 70 .,re ~ aaY 81 the eaptnrtt astil-
.st5' @ M.tA"s ic't a!so 'ci uaeks anu. u tesn.;
.om ~. .e.f ualk, neh, !'1n!street detrE1nlncd
20 aMatt Tue a!!1val 81 itckelt." So InueL Tor
t"G ~ ~ ,'oh " ta!e .'fst nay'
.1t t'u ,'p,aa ~. ese Wel!. Les that night IN te
~. aE u, w eaIAe y, sec m, alu leAtt,sS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-09
Church DIRECTORY.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL Oh
State St., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev.
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Sunday School
at noon. Evening services at 4 O'clock. Preach
ing Tomorrow by the pastor.
UNlEERSAIIST,-Cor. Winthrop and Summer
streets. Rev. W. II. Dearborn, pastor. Preach.
Ing at 1880 A. NJ. Sabbath School at n NJ
ence In the evening.
PROTESTANT EPiSCOPAL,-State st, between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. Samuel Upiohn. rector
Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening service
FIRST BAPTlST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats. Rev. Horace ". Tilden, pastor
residence Winthrop street, second house east oil
church. Morning service 1890 A. NJ. Evening
"a p. Nj. Sabbath school at ~ NJ. Preaching
TO morrow by the pastor.
FREE BAPTIST,-State street, north of Bridge
Free seats. q. 7. Penney, pastor: residence
Summer street. Morning service 1890 A. NJ.
Sabbath school at II. Preaching tomorrow by
the pastor.
METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGMENT street east Of
state. Rev. L. I. Adams, pastor; residence at
the parsonage, next door to the church. Morn.
ing service 1890 A. NJ. Evening, TX l.. NJ.
Preachng tomorrow by the pastor.
UNITARIAN, tChrist church ,)-COr. Oak and State
SITS. Free seats. Rev. Chas. A. Curtis pastor; res.
idence, 25 Oak street. Morning service al 10.
~ A. Nj. Sunday School immediately alter the
morning services. Preaching 10 morrow by
the pastor.
CATHOLIC State st.. north of Bridge. Rev. II.
Wissel. u. s. b.. pastor. Morning service, IL. 80
Am. Afternoon. $50 r. II.
The Adventists hold meetings in Darby Block
every Sunday afternoon. at the usual hour.
TAe Congregat onal. First Baptist, Free Will
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
ference meetings in their vestries every Wednes.
day evening, at ~ O'Clock.
PRAYER meeting every morning atsk O'Clock,
in the Reform Club Room.