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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
Tlae Election law.

a correspondent at nartsDoro
writes:
''Plcase answer this que ton When
90 the County Commissioners elected
by the magistrates in August next
tkc clai ge of county affairs in other
words, wien are they inducted into
Office? County officials are elected
for two years, and the present county
officers were elected in November,
1876, and qualified in December Same
year. Now, is there anything in the
constitution that prevents the present
law being carried out and county off,
rs qualifying in September following
their election? There are differences
OF opinion in this county
Our correspondent must bear III
mind that there is now distlnc-
ton between the elcciioLs of "Conn%
ty Officers aud County Commi'.
sioners." The latter arc elected
by the Boa'd of Justices on the
first Monday in August.
"County officers" Sheriff, Regis
ter, &C., a'e elected this year by
the people, in August, and he-eaf-
ter III November.
The present tenn of County
! Com mmissioCers,' as well as the
present term OF County officers,
expires on the first Monday i'll De-
ccmoer. See chapter 237, Acts of
1871 10.
Bq scc'icn 5, chapter III, Acts Of
'16 TT, it is enacted that liz August
the Board of Justices shall elect
five commissioners, who shall hold
4 their offices for two years from the
date Of their qualification but tho
Commissi nners elected In 1878
shall not enter upon the discharge
Of their duties until the expiration
of the tenn Of the present Commis
sioners. which VIII be in Dc ecember.
So although the County Com
missiouels ale elected in August,
those elected in 1873 do not so into
: office until December. 1t Is, how
! ever, the apparent intent of the
law that these Commissioners
should qua'ifs Immediately un their
election. So, likewise, in regard
to 'Connty officers" they are to be
, elected in 1878 in August; they
are to qualify on the first Monday
| in September (Scc. 33, ch. 275 Acts
1876 IT } but they cannot take
their offices until the term Of The
/. pres ent officers expii es December.
, in 1880, thoso Coa"tv &hiners will
he elected in November, and will
qualify in December, and their
terms of office Will begin iu De-
, cember. Oui correspondent must
remember that there is II difference
between "qnalification" and zen
= teling on the discharge of the dG =
{ ties OF the Office These Comfy
e officers are to "be lralihed" in
/ September; they enter upon the
). discharge of their drtits i'll Decen
+ her. Such seems 10 he the effec'
/, of the acts of the Legislature
Ra{cigh O5se' Ger.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
RELIABLD EVIDENCE.

Mr.. II. r. SrEvER5 =
DEAR SIR :-I will most cheerfully
i'd my testimony to the great NUM-
I,e you nave already received in
favor of your great medicine. NEG"-
rISR, for do not think enough can
be said i'll its praise /; for was
troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, atarrh. and had
such bad coughing spells that it
would seem as though 1 never could
breathe any more. and NEGsrISE
has cured me; and do feel to Thank
tIod all the time that there is so good
\ medicine as VEGErINE. and also
think it ont. of the best medici es
for coughs, and weak, sinking feel
ings at the stomach, and advise ev-
erybudy to tax the EkGETISE, for
can assure them it il ono OF the best
medicines that ever WAS.
ARS. 4. 'ORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut St<
Boston, Mass.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

BARS-YARD manure must remain,
for many years at least, the back
bone of profitable farming, hence
it should be guarded with special
care. Natures should invariably
be under cover, and in absence OF
proper shelter, they should bo pro-
tected by thick coat of dry earth
road scrapings or sods and molas
Do not permit your most valuable
aid to Increased profits to blow cfi
with every wind, or wash away will
every rain.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

REPEAL OF THE BANkRUPT LAW.
The Judiciary Committee of the
House agreed to report bill favor
ing the repeal Of the bankrupt law.
All voluntary proceedings are to be
open until tho 1st of July, 1879.
but involuntary proceedings are to
cease from the passage OF tue act.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
CANNOT BE
. x cell q q.
CHAnLEsIOwS, MASS.

H r STrvESs:-
D-AR fR this is to certify that
| hav- used your "D!ood Prepar-
alton i'll my family for several years.
and think that, for Scr0fiIia IT an
k-rous II umors or rheumatic A fec
.ions, it cannot be excclled; and, az
Il blood purifier or sprins medicine,
it is the best thing have ever used,
and [ have used almost every thing
can ch-crfully recommend it to any
one in need of such a medicine
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A A DINShORE.
No l9 russell Street.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

JUSTICES SUMMONS and Judgments
u fer eale at the SENTINEL Office.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
IT Is A
Valuable Kennedy.

SOUTH BosroS, Feb. I, 1870.
MIR STEVENS
DyAR SIR Il have taken sevrral
bottles of your NEGETINr, and am
it is valuabl remedy for
Dyspepsia, kidney Complaint, anu
general debility of the system.
calI heartily recommend it to all
suffering from the bove complaints.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs, hIUN NROE + RkER,
sc Athens Street.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

Heaven born it is, while omuipotent to relieve
simple and harmless. Delicious to take. The
Earthly savior all afflicted with any diseases of
the Lungs. BE wise and use Globe Flower Syrup.
Don't take any substitute. Thousands of living,
rrave-robbed witnesses proclaim the wonderful vir-
tues of Globe syrup. For sale by all hrst-cass
druggists and chemists.
wSample bottles 10 centH, and regular size bot
ties for sale by ). H. Smith, Winston, N. g.
Jan. 81. II.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

TIE safest way to rid yourself of
your wife's female friends is to make
love to them.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
READ READ !! READ II
Consumption Cured :!

HON JAMES NJ. SMITH.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
ATL MIA, GA, jan 26th, 1874. :
GESTLHMES IL have used yuur Globe Flower
Cough Syrup myself, and my family, with benefits
marked TO leave unqnestioned the merits of a
remedy which in my experience has proved one that
excels everything for colds, coughs, and obstinate
lung affection
shall always use it with perfect confidence, and
recommend it TO the public remedy which will
afford that satisfaction experienced by and mine.
Very respectfully yours,
JAS, NJ. SMITH, Gov. State of Ga.
sES Sample bottle 10 cts at all drug stores
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

HON. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens orders Globe
Flower oagh Syrup to sustain his throat and
lungs in making his great Civil flights Speech:
National Hotel, WAsHIS GToN, ID. -, Dec. &c, 73.
GEHILEM=S PLEASE send three bottles of
your Globe Flower syrup by DIR. Samuel Bard
Yours truly, ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
WAsuINGroS. u. c., January 9, 1873.
GESTLEMRN The Globe Flower syrup duly
received Many thanks. 1t has proved q most val
liable remedy to me. Yours truly,
ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS.
EB Sample bottle 10 cents.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
HON. Ex-Gov. BROWN. OF Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 2bth, 1873.
= GESTLEMEN:-lt affords plel to state
that have used the @ Globe Flower Cough syrup,
and find it most excellent remedy.
JOSEPH E. brown
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
GIVES
GIVES
Health Strength & Appetite.

My daughter has received great
benefit from the use of V.GETtSE
Her declining health was a source OF
great anx e;y to ali her friends a
few bottles of VEG TINE restored her
health, streugt aud appetite.
n. II 1Ii-pEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. ~ Sears building,
Eoston, Mass.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
'l'Rse Easter Feast Of Eggs.

'l'Fso Easter Feast Oh Eggs.
The custom of eating eggs at
Easter has been traced up, not only
to the theology of Egypt, but TO
the philosophy of the Persians, the
Gauls, tie Greeks. and the Ro-
mans, III! of whom regard tho egg
as an emblem Of the universe and
the work of Deity. "Easter, says
GebeliD, "And new years have been
marked by similar distinctions.
Among the Romans the new year
is looked upon as tho renewal OF
ali things, and is noted for The tri-
umph of the sun of nature. as Eas-
ter is with the Christians for the
Son Of Justice, the Saviour OF the
world, ever death by his resurrec
/ ton"
Tho ea,Iy Christians of Nesopo-
tamia had the custom of dyeing
aud decorating eggs at Easter.
i They were stained red in the mem
ory of the blood of Christ, shed ut
his crucilixlnp. The Romish church
adopted the custom, and regarded
the eggs as the emblem of the res
direction, rs is evlnceG bv the ben
ediction of Pope Paul Y, about
1910, which read thus sBless. y
Lord. we beseech Thee, this Thy
creature of eggs. that it may be-
Gene ii wholesome sus:eDance to
Thy caitLf fnl servants, eating 1t I'D
f ,hankfulness to Thee on account ol
! the resurrec ion of the Lord.
. Thus the custom has C: me down
from ages lost in antiquity.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

ALE KINDS OF JOB WORK neatly
- md promptly done at the SENTINEL ONCE.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04

SENATOR KEILoGa's SEAE.-There
is movement on foot, su5 rosa, to
prove that the Hon. Pitt Kellogg.
Senator from the republican party
in Louisiana, secured his election
bv chasing enough votes. The
bIihery law of that State prevents
any one from being prosecuted n
year af'er the offence, and several
cf the colored members who ecelv-
ed $3.50 for THEN votes, it is said,
are now ready to tell the truth. A
committee was appointed IN the
Senate few days ago ard will. 1t
is said, in |, few days, furnish some
very interesting facts.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-04-04
VEGETIN E
Purfffcs the Blood, RcNOVatcs
and KmViSOr:alcS tho whole
System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Sol-
Ue71t and Dt1tTetIc.

VEGETINEl
VEGETINEI
VEGEr1NEI
VEGETiNE.
VEGFTINE.
VEeETINE
VEGETINE
VEGErINE
EGErINE
FEGETINE
VEGETINE.
TEGETINE
VEGErINE
VEGETINE
Y EGETINk
V EGErINE
V EGETINE
Y EGETINE..
V EGEr NE
VEGEIINE
V VEGErINE
Y EaETINE
V VEGETINE
V VEGErINE
V EGETINE:
VEGETISE
V EGETINE
v hCL i In r
EGETINF
V EGETINt
Y EGE.rINt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
Der @sibna9tsabeaO.
(5OrtfsBun9.)

oS1tr srie fret Gle bod init rem 6ar.
fen fpra6rn. ihate rer 5crfrntb, inbcm
CT mid auf metn 3immcr ts9l'itete.
Sd pebrte SSnsn immrr, u6rr Sir a6.
trttn niGt tdrGuf. Nun, Sbrer Girte gu
Strrn SFc0ltern lit pisfcs ~ Yer5irttn.
@Iut fnnbc itt. ter ocraeefc @eg III in
tisr Ger titrjciie." St frl9te nun ecn
i5orItyai9, mas Der 5Urt nit ism ocIyIo-
fen unb mas er ibm Su i,trcibrn tefce,
I'm. Na6 Yirlrn Bitten eetlno er mir
enelih. b'r S5l!ft tate 9tiaSt: ,9alb
Pat!e man mid gu elmer llngercttt;gseit
rerleitet. 1ort liegt rin Tttrrt, in Rem
oil bic Steue tt5 alten Gprfsrg Gin an.
etTer Wdnn eruannt mirr. So faao
jchrt eini9c Srbentii4ttitcn ol5ti uno
BABE, 70 iiGsr man aud taraaf re6netf,
eS nN6 nitt mtrjeidact. Sb rcroe
nun bic Sate ;uucr nch 0riinelit6er
unttTluhen." gB1s bsr 6crfratt ftrei-
ban mubtc, mar Gin tcfonScrtr Sefcbl an
ern SbsrfoEittr, r6naciitr bicIe5 Sn.
balrs: nSciae Gurtlau6t tittcn nit
aaergr0Btem @ibfaaen Yfrncmmtn, yie
unWuESt9 Ger Strrf0rfrr ben mirtigra
N0rit:r OrlntpllO ts6anSlt tcr Sbsr,
TrrIi'r erRaitc ticnit gdtdritefe gBsi>
iuna, bis auf 28e:tcr5 wstcr ban attcu
5oTlteT nod tefsn Sotn i'm @a.inaien
iu 6eunrupiSen." Gen @cfttl mu6.e
Der 5ortratb ip9leitb hurA cine SialTste
1bleneen. uCeEn,. bltte Der Surf gc.
la9t, es liegt mir fctr taran, ben alten
rtrlihrn NInne, fotatowie m63li9, Ratc
;u cerftaftn." Ter GrrtratS sab mir
nun nct auf Sic 3u 0yatan nns S5nsn
81 ia9er: nCit llutcriu.buas, Die bcr
Surf anortnen rrsree. faQc Supcrll6ig III
S3r'm 9ticn aus, urb Str Sr5n sr.
bate fter zen 56rRrrbicnf.
Der aIts 6Irtsr wiftte f4, 70 mic al.
le tfbri9sn, plbrtnS bicier Gr;dtluns
sfter bic GuStr. Sect flnb or auf,
umarmte GntCn, nlbm zen Slcr pra
rem 0emalps Der 0tburt Seiu tinwce,
blidtc bantenr sum 6immel, unb rirf i:
"@un Iabt uas in cen 9Otssians ber
Gn9el eintimrsn: Gbrs lsi Wrtt in Der
9pRe uab 5rirbe auf GrNen cen 9en-
f4tn, bic zines 9usu g5iQrns Gne."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
&ric9startcr,

S6esIu'sAartt srn, Stwarun @ttr, &l.in>
oIien. benz GaucaruS. benz luSIihen RufIanb
Rumintn uue.etr citlihtn liiIfti. Su Sttin
as'tcttr, irrsfiItiQ eeerudt une cplrrirt. RaF-
ltot, 100000. GirIEt. 22,-2S 3cu. %rciS
gefaltet une in llmf6los, 1910.
Tirit 1drit III na6 e,n neucrttn ur Scll>
itdneiailtn gnaaStn autatarbeitc.. { it eibt
cine utcrlihEiht Tdriitluna bcS san,rn
Gritssi6auYIartS in gurppa une Sitti.
6trauSatatptu Trn e. Stsietr, % II. "a
Eranffrrt Ctr, @en 9rr!. Der Grtm,l ore nab
gmrian3 ttS. .StKnstS ipsIsiS q - q Jultr>
btt.
9ieitr STIrstr BAT 9rrFttranatr ertrrfT,r,
I'm ptitcre Eric0tfarttu, bic etrd n0ttis Ner>
eli fplIten, alsbale erItcineu III IaiTtn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
70 Gsnts prr 9SlGGfe.

Glln itnec 3t1tuGnstu an Tr. Swo9nt
& 2 Otn, $50 Nortb Std'5fe Sirape, @tiIa>
esIpbir, "a, oGriui9e Gi8euttImcy.
Scrfduft Bel nllcu TrM9eilteu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
TsuntcS SapitS1.
Ter @siBna6tst aunl.


Ta6ttm antrn feline GDd6luna ae.
enett tatte, ertunSiste er f5 ittr an5t-
lcssntlt4 mad bem 9sfaben fciner lie.
ben Gltsrr. gr latte n;6t rSne
S9mcrisn tsmrrtr, ME irtr bcibe felt
iriner %bysiie seaItrrt batten. SIRE
9rauen 61are uuS tsye sirlen 6llten
pre5ten inn teina6e 35rinen aus. Sn.
ccG lieb er iif blscn ntAts m:rtsn, um
lie uitt lu trtrlben. Oar fstr mugss er
iit binse9en usripunbern. ftine 0sftUi,
Ter, 95riftiIn, <ttrinr unb 9cuife nun
in ber ppren 9iatts bes 9ttcns III er>
blifen. Gr rief G5riifiln'S brihr Sin.
tcr frcunbli5 bertei. ,,g2sin @ctt, laa.
e cr, 70 YerFiebt bic 3tlt! as, sar att.
3:tn SlbrcR rrSrrU G3r;l;aa, 31 6Irtne
Ins Die &inbrr wie rieie bier; ScuiI.
ncS tlriacr. ScSt Iiao bic SinSer in
uairrr Strge Cin3crItt." Gr 5ctrattctc
bic ;Tci Sinner nit g8c5l9cfanta.
nHun, Ipr16 or, tlbt ibr attr aut fbpn
cure QScitnddtsScitsnfe btf mmen 2"
SIt netn, fa0te rer feline 6ran; ser %.
erfrriter BAT un5 reH S2ab rererrten !;
or 1t Gin rctttsr 6erobt5." Die Mtattcr
rerptcs i9m bicle &;:e. Die tlsiac
&lar1 l1StC: ,Intrn, ti,1 Sat aepis
stn Gnssi t;c9ey 9rftitt. !6uit pu uaS
aber aud Gin acknowledgement Mite.
trd&t." > ia wr5l, iastr or, i'll bute
surrr niht rsrSefen. 9lar miSt itr
w1rten, bis m5ine 1GtItc-nl;9scmmt.
Sn bteier TT aGts." Tic Sinhtr saten
iit jufritScr.
8irrauf purbe bIs SltenstTrn aufse.
tra9Sn. GS puree uSer rIt6r eCrrpct,
aIs 9e9efcn. WI5 2if,bs pcrinnstcn
bic &incsr in baS Sett. &ae ubriacn
blleber aber mob bet chamber auf.
Zen liebrn fIsiner, Ia9te glntcn, mlI.
fen mir mcrscn frube mod cine teIpnce.
re Ortuee MAIDEN. gSir mullen itnen
eintn gSet6nl6tst1um suritten. Tenn
ME IN eint9en 0eGeneen bic Srippr, 70
1T handkerchief @sitnatt5taum Stite.
@griitian mus lith aus 9iebe fetncn 8tn.
bern loon bsluemen. nod bitIe Nltt
aus oem rasen 9Sltre cine iunae San.
ne su bplen. Eas I6ttt1e, BEN Baum
3u i6miifen, brinsc i9 nit. Sb babe
meinen &utf4tr, heFen @ftrre tuli erie.
gen iparen, in Arfhcntbul surifseIaTen
unb bin auf bem Subtei9 lber alle Der,
sc bteeer 9eetlt; mCrsen friibe aber Dor
NnbrU6 tes Sa9es ptrb.bie &utI6e nit
metnem Spfsr urb itbrisem 0spdde
Bier einttsfcn."
Im fCl9enSen Wcrsen,. ,.fe6r fribe, ta
bic &tnber nod llB unb ianft f4lisfen.
tparen 1bon a1e GrwaH1rne I'm 6auIe
nit NafiteGlun9 unb 9lus16mlfHno tes
Wet9na6tsbaumeS brI4lftist. Gin
iunssr f6Sner Sannenbaum nit ti6ten
srtlnen Nefen Wurbe in Der Stubenefe
3wilHen ben Ssnaern anoebraGt. 9tn.
ton pFnete, na4bem bic tut18e atsc,
fadt mar, cine 9rr6e Sta6tel, bic fat
nit naent, ipds Sinber freuen tnnn, 1s.
fu!ls mar, Gr bdn9te eic tleinrn Csc,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
Ibsrtrnmpft

Gin OrCbadbter ritt Sar6 ein GUrf,
no Der @mtmann nit riuer 9feife ga
BAT auf Der Stra6t funh. gr sriibtr
ibn unb fraste, um tpelte 3eit cs rObl
rdres Der Gmtmann bdurifb srOb.
antnDrtete:
Gait um bic ,3,it, bl man bic Sb1rn
;ur Srdnfe fibrts
limb Sis ifeten nr,t bier? erritsrts
5Taag HEr ri:t frrt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
White SoUEtLS
Yd1atGf@tae
gEir ocrtaufmeu WSdSGintt.
b!maI ein9eflbrt be6aupiet lie i9ren 8lat
fir INNER.

gSir 9crtaufGben WaiGinft.
q )idt Cure oItmooiI6en, fdpcrfdlli0ctl,
i,Jiutr!aufenbcn, sSrGuen tOoten0en Wtaltl=
nen 5u uns. gSir nthnlcn Dlclelben Sll
f25.0O als s bell Der 3aGlung an cine bon
anlercn Maidinen.
Sic lit berlGmt ilrcr Sort5eiie ipeGcn !:
earin baB Te cine Oct 9rDBten Wtai4iner
,iit Rel6e beutjutaoe fa5rijirt Weroen. 2lns
Denhbur fir hen 6amilicn4c6raL0 iOir0Il
nls fir MertitGttcn. Gle bat bas 9roBtc
cd ifden nit eincm GrobCn ,,Sobbin".
pcl6es beinobe eire eonje Gpule 3mirr
3dlt. SIe Spannung Ge3 S6i1f6ens fonr!
rc1ul:rt :Gcr0en r0ne Serausna6re 0cs
C6iff6ens eus Ger NtnIdJine.
9icle MaiGine lit 10 cpnItrui,t, boB bic
Rraftantptne ing b;rcct ii6cr bic 9iaOel Ge-
'6iebt uno boourh lie Die 8eIGhi0una be-
st bos idipcrite Moterial nit 1lnperGleid=
. der Geibtiefcit Su nQben. gle 1T 1ehr
, MAD in Gohitructinn uno 10 bauerDaft
t5 StaDl uno Giien 1ie MAIDEN fann. Glle
IRE bcipe9enbe s 6cile Iino pm DerbGrtcterl
Giicn unb Gtobl un6 auf linnrei6e Slyt
tonitruirt, feine Srie6frdft 81 pcrllsren.
:3ir tDnnen redtmGGi9 jeOe
@afaine fur 8 Sabre aarant;rc1.
lie 1T Die lei6teIte, rubi9ltldllfenoe Uta<
ibne i'm Warfte. Gie lit ebenfaQs Die
l5rafdItigit per5ierte unO bib 6eite Wtai9ine
le prooucirt.
Wtit alien bielen Noriioen miro Iie ben=
rod BON $500 big $500 billloer Oerfauft
ts .ir9eno cine anoere Wtai4tHe erlter
;slaile.
llnnmidrdntte GpntroIlc BON 9iitrictcr
Diro 9lgenten 9egeben.
&nnebm6are &ouIpCrtrd9e tperoen oIferirt
Jar Galh ODER ou6 ouf 9rebit.
S9idt fir Girculare HnO 8ebin9un9en
fa rie
White Sewing Machine Co.,
35S LucJid 4rcnur,
D. p.,a &c lang. Clcac as;r, ..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-21
Or. Sm0puc'6 GrmrouuS Sprrp
non ySiIScu &jr1d,cu


triTt eas lltsI an Ser &'urid, iuetm cr rae
9lui lciuiat, Ger 9tStr une etr Riertn itre at.
funet lbitiSttit surud9itt unb bas Nerstnip.
lttH itlrft.
Gr in eaS sir;i9e pirfiamt WirttI etatn
SlutHra, @rruhiaIe uno alIc Yunecrfraut5ci>
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-13
THE CITY
MEMPHIS:
Saturday Evening, July 10. 1878
Church services To.morrow

st. Joseph 0hurch-Mas at and 81 e'elolk
Am, Vespers at 4 pm. Immediately after
the latter an Italian m will he delivered.
Alabama Street Presbyterian C~hurch-Ser-
vices at II LIN. and 1880 pm. by Rev. J. o.
Stedman.
First Presbyterian Church. cerner Third
and Poplar notwithstanding at II am and
at $50 pm. by Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
Sunday-school at 9 80 Am.
Second Presbyterian Church. corner Main
and Beal streets Services at IL am. and at s
pm. by Rev. W. e. Boggs, pastor.
Lauderdals Street Presbyterian Church -
Corner OF Beal and acknowledgements at
" am. by Rev. I. r. Sampson. of Virginia.
Sunday school at $50 a.m. Strangers always
welcome.
Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Preaching at Ill m. and ct 500 pm.
by DR.. George L. Stainback, pastsr. Sun
day-school at 8 am,
First Methodist Church Regular service at
ll:O0 am. and 7:l5 pm. Rev, Il. @. Slate,
pastor. Sunday-school $3.50 I'm. Seats free.
Central Methodist Church, 1888 Union street.
Rev, W. I Harris, pastor. Services at ll:O
Am. and 500 pm. Seats free. Sunday
school at 900 am.
fernando Street Methodist Church Sun
day-scho0l at 9 am. Services at II 100 am,
and 7:l5 pm, Rev. Il. Il. Hamilttn, pastor.
st. Johns M. u. Church. corner Lauderdale
and Vance streets Rev. j. W. Register, pas
tor. Services at 500 pm. by the pastor. Sun
day-scbool at 300 pm; Joseph Nash. super
intendsnt.
Sixth street NJ. E. Church. corner Sixth and
Jackson streets. Fort Pickering Services at
Hoo am. by Rev. j. W. Register. pastor.
Sunday-scbeol at $3.50 am; Ii. l.. Palmer,
superintendent.
Central Baptist Church-Second and Beal
streets Rev. DR.. Landrum, pastor. Services
a. II a.m. aud 300 by the pastor. Sunday
school at 8 100 q IN
First Baptist Church, Second street. between
Adams and Washington-Preaching nj II 100
am: and 80 pm. by Rev. b. R. Womaek.
Sabbath-school at $3.50 am.
Calvary Church. corner Second and Adams
streets-Rev. George White, rector. Services
at ll;W am, and at 100 I'm. Sunday-schOol
at 9 am.
St. Mary's Cathedral, Poplar street.-The
Rev. Geo. Q. Harris having taken charge Of
st. Mary's Cathedral, services will be held at
Z and IL am. and ats pm.
Church of the Good Shepherd (EpiscOpaD
Uhelsoa-Rev. Virginius U. Tee, rector. Sun
day. school at 8 am. Divine services at IL 90
am. and at 500 pm.
Lutheran Church, Washington street, be-.
tween Third and Fourth -Sunday-schOOl al
$3.50; German service at j0:30 am; English,
1880 pm ii. Sleek pastor.
NJ. II. Church South, Saffarans street--Ser.
vice every Sunday NJ IL o'clock am. and
pm. Rev. G. w. Wilson pastor.
Clio Hall-Buutyn Station Church services
and Sunday-tchoo every unday at $3.50 pm,