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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

AS the sweet notes Of the ssatheged
songstcr~ are erhuing thrs IA h The hills
AMI valleys, aud the gentle shower i
coming down 20 refresh the growing
crop, and the golden fields wave with
their rlpcning crops ot grain 20 gladden.
The hi of men. SD may our cores
pondenre tie readers OF The Courier.
Nothing from the field Of battle since
the assault of Dyer upon Drvino. The
offenders OF Jaw and order have taken
10 the woods and others have left Tor
parts unknown. Quite lecture from
an ininatc OF our county tavern 10 err
tain young men to keep OUT az bad com
pany. No change ia real estate for
some time. Nothing Ia matrimonial
iine but expectation and want. For
public servants. there are many anxious
hearts, and The poor sieed has 10 carry
his weary load over hills and across val
icys 10 Inform the people of the Office
seekers desire. Well % il. gentlemen,
while you are Young, for ii il said some
are too old. &c. The largest crop OF
potatoes ever raised in this section. oats
aud grass looks well: wheat IN average
crop; corn don't look 50 well as usual
Tor the time OF wear. Religi0usly The
Retormers are gathering ia from the
highways aud bitches. the lamc. &c.
May the good work 20 on. The Mefho-
dist minister j. Undertaking the pco-
pie Ia Methodist doctrines the Camp
BELLIES ARE coming bv water 10 take q
few on board, and the devil for the rest
DisD.--At her home in Lost river
township. Martin county,. Ind. Mrs. f.
H. lNNAN. Oh the 'lth dry ~ June. 1873
She leaves a husband aud three children
~ nourA their loss. The bcrcayed have
the sympathy OF the community.
ONE Two.
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Health i toierabc -nod in the Neck
AZ present. No marriages. no births, no
rnnaways, ami nobody reforming vet,
some rs our ysunv folks arc looking
forward 10 Thu line v hen they are On
enough 20 join their hands in wealock,
and pass iui- The current cf happiness
and spend their day il one cterna-
row. Who MAS that Young man that
caInc ny hot exactly there. Please tell
IL Nav our tongue rlcave to the root
or our mouth. &c, III we ever tell II.
Mr.. 2. g. Miller faithfully performs his
duties ~ constable Long may he I've
and prosper. Crackers Neck can boast
or having more mail routes than any
Other territory offs size. Some OF them
have worked so long they ought IL
change for their hcalth-to the Work
house for instance. Wheat isa very fair
crop: apples about a half crop: peaches
Will be plenty and blackher,ies abundant.
There i about naIfof our brethren whp
are going 70 leave US % try the wild
regions VI Texas. boo. hoo, But lotcn
lopen. AS il j. getting late, Ma. SAYS /
must feed the cats and 70 to he'd.
BUMELEnEE JACK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

The CoSyKNIioN. The Democratic
Convention last saturday. The proceed
ings 81 which viii ~ found on our first
page was largely attended. and cvinee,i
tn interest ~ the people II he reform
measures inauguratei by the Democ-
racy. Ger. Mansons speech was 4 cs,n-
vltring Argument against he practices
~ the Radical leaders. and al times
grew eloquent ia dc!ense OF The rights
~ the people. lie was loudly applaud.
cd throughout, and heartily congratn.
laird ~ the close. The speech ha. done
good. and without donbt viii bear fruit
Nv October. IN an Increased majority
The Convention was perfectly harmoni-
Gus. aud adjourned with the best Of
feeling.
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n-y The long-delayed fishing party
and picnic. i 70 take place a. Fink's mill
saturday next. under the management
OF the Mise Society, and j j. expected
with pleasant weather jolly time will
be had. The teams are 70 assemble at
Mr. Nohr's by . O'Clock. a. m, and the
persons going start from there. Pro-
visions will be sent 20 Mr.. Hunters of.
flee by o'clock. where conveyance
and committee will see that they are
carefully taken 10 the grounds. Croquel
sets Will be an acceptable accom-
paniment. a number Of the Hunting.
burg folks are expected to help catch
fish that day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

thc Democracy OF the senatorial
ni~iriri composed Of the counties u
Orange. Dubois md Martin Will meet
il Delegate CONVENTION, At Shoals, on
thu loIA day Of July. ls.s for the parpose
81 nominating 4 candidate for Seaator
IN ~nid District.
Eph Noser. Chairman Central Com
mitiec. Martin county.
Ja~ +. Sucker. Chairman Central
Commitfer Orange county.
Clement poane,. Chairman Central
Committee, Dubois county.
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THE County PooR. Mr.. A. J. Cos
mann was the successful bidder for keep
ing the poor farm, at The letting last
Saturday. lie keeps the paspers AZ
81 10 each per week, being i reduction
OF 26 cea,s per week from the present
rate. Ir. KueAiqr furnishes the goods
which may ~ 4a sary az II per cent.
profit DIR Tellrgn i the physical al
81 80 per visit, and dr. Joseph Pcelle
furnishes ihe coa.Ls ~ 81 45 each for
grown persons. and 81 p for children's.
There are Al present 81 inmates Of the
poor house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

~ Probably no one preparation has
received - much praise from a. patrons,
nor j. 50 deserving Of commentator as
Halls Hair Remover. We but echo
the voice OF the miillns who have used
il when we pronounce it the best Hair
Dressing III the world. Ii stands rni-
vailed, Those who are aficc;rl With
disease Of the scalp accompanied with
itching or irritaiion. find relief and re-
newal ia this invaluable remedy. When
the hair Is inclined to fall on. moder-
ate use of the Remover will strengthen
the roots Of the hair. and preserve il.
and fit exhibits tendency 70 turn gray
il will restore the n@tara. eolor.-[ alton
MOP Telegraph.
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Mn. Enron Dear sir: II. reply to ia
letter from Mr.. John M. Parker, or this
place. which was published In the
Courier of June 7th, 1878, II appears
thai said Parker Is on the wnr-path. aud
wants 10 revenge himself on innocent
parties. Hc charges tie officers Of the
Glccnhack Cinb Of this place with be.
Ing guilty. of doing varinrs crimes, such
as b.ackgn rcing, lctter-dfDtping and
proving The streets M midnight. d'a-
bing the peace. Now Mr.. psgker,
DO you really KIN hat YOU statements
are true! Ifnot then your souls de-
light must be for you 70 become noted
a. common slandcrcr. WI regard TO
the lesier-dropping, we admit that letters
have bccu dropped in this town. who-c
contents We're of a very danger GUS char
acier-so says the reports we only
know BY heagsay. Of the street prowl-
ing we suppose Parker only can tell. as
tie righteous knowcth but little Of the
walks Of the devils servant Twill fur
Their say. that l am an officer Ia the
Greenback Club here. and will only
speak for myself; aud do say. that the
charges that MIR. Parker has alleged 10
me are wiiful and malicious lies. and no
gentleman will make such false aeser-
lions as he has without cause. Now.
MIR. Parker, attend 10 your own business
and let others alone. aud try and set
better example before your family.
GEokcE ). KESpALL.
june 18th. 1875.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

a bInD or LIBrRTy.-We received
from some Of our Republican friends, on
TUESDAY last, fine specimen or their
bird OF liberty" by the Loogootcc hack
line. We have had il duly Gagged, and
are feeding il on the daily disclosure.
made by the Potter Investigating Com.
mlttee, and II IL lives till October will lei
u soar over the carcass OF The Republican
party, and get lie Gil Of the unsayory
corpse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

GA good farm of 80 acres, well i'm
proved, and laying well. only mile
south Of Jasper. on the Troy road FOR
sale cheap aud on easy terms Posses.
sion given Immediately. Enquire az Of
address this Office. a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

0J-The County tax for 1875 was fixed
by the County Board at 50 cents on The
500 and so cents poll, being consider
able reduction FROM last year. All Of
the townships also reduce their taxes.
We give below a statement Of the rates
IL each township, and the amount less
than last year:
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NOTICE j. hereby given. that ~ viz
tue of an execution to NE direct
ed from the Clerk 81 thc Dubois Cirui
Court. viii expose Al public sale 10 tlc
highest bidder NJ the door Or the Court
House nf DnhniS county Indiana on
SATURDAY,. JULY 18th. 1878.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, "A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock. II. NJ. oi said dav. The rcns~
and profits for a term not exceeding seven
wears or the following described real
estate. situated ia Dubois county. State
Of indiana to-wit:
The sou.l-half Of the south east GUAR
ter Of section No. six I'D. township NJ.
Two GU. south Of range No. three =
west. also part o. the southeast quar-
Ter Of tho southwest quarter of saitl
section. township and range, more par
ltirularly described AZ follows, to-wii
Five acres more or less OF the cat end
lof inc southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter dissection No. six o.. town
ship No. two f2S. south Or range NJ.
three ~ west: LAYING IL the fork 0f lhc
double branch: \" OIL situated III Dubois
county. State Of Indiana, aud containing
lclgiHy-iivc acres more or less.
And on failure to realize tic full
amount Of judgment. interest and costs
1 will at the same time and place. ex-
pose at public salc the fee simple of saii
real estate, CIR 50 much thereof a. may
hc sufficient 70 discharge said Judgment,
interest aud costs.
Taken a. the property Of Andrew
Striegcl AZ The suit Of benjamin q. John
son and John q. Ghcnoweth.
said sale will be made without any
relief from valuation on appraisemcni
laws Of the State Of Indiana.
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff Dubois County.
ONION & DrLLox, Atty's FOR Pff's.
June ~. ls7e.-3w lpfl2 5O.l
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--Covernor Hendricks. Governor
Williams, Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,. Gen.
Manson and Hon. j. g. Shanklin viii
"c present AT The Congressional Con-
vcntioH, July 10Th. 1873. aud address
the people. Let al tile people come 70
Shoals HAT day Shoals Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-21

The Democracy OF the Eleventh III
dicisl Circuit. composed d Gibson. Pike
an6 Dubois counties are requested II
meet il delegate convention, IT SAoal-
lntl On
WEDNESDAY,, July ". 1878.
for the purpose II nominating candi
dates for Judge and Prosecuting AT.
torney for said circuit.
CLEMENT poAxE.
Chairman Dubois 20. Cent Com.
WM. III. EVANS.
Chairman Gibson Co Cent. Com.
Il. r. EicHAnDSoS.
Chairman Pike Co. Central Com.
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rlNHf proprietor ~ this celebrated medicine ins,v
a. cltims ~ superiority over an remrtlirs y. y
offered tne public ior me ~AfK. cFnyNN. sraFpr Az
rnnsasr>g cprc III Agle ara Fever. 81 Chilis ara M
Nsr. MhethHf " siini M long santinr Ne refers \,
thf entire Western anh NuutAern country N hear hr,
Testimony a. rae tfutu ~ tnc nstrffnn that IA AZ ,
whafe nl fai ~ cure n ihe al ec,icnsnrs STRAITS
followed CUT ~ crest many cases sinfls AL. M.
been sntitlfni ~ cure. and whole families h4t.
been cufe hS snsr bqitie With perfect Grafton
~ n.y. kfaFralheaih ms however. rrndGAt sr1 Nm
rveri inafs tcTiain atFe v s ast Va otutiraea w
smaller dpscs ipl psee cr iWv alter the dsthss 49,
ltng.s ndur eases rsHaiiy, ihis medicine vNi nv,
require any ad NJ ksfp iie bowels IA zrse order .ho.i
having 'aken fhftc AZ farr desss af ~. I..is
single dose NJ iii ILLS VEGETABLE FAMILY rms
Wiil ~ Auiicigri
Ia. lnftN Nfif'S Principal ONES:
No. 80 Iznh Gross Straef.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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Excelsior Hog Cure Certificate.

k.AceI.fOT hog cure Certificate.
JAsPFR, IND., Nav. 35th, 1878.
Mcssrs. Horace Smith n CO.. Chicago. III.
Gents - y our agent, Mr.. =. Love. call
ed on me stating that he was introducing
the Excelsior Hog Cure. tod him I
had three hogs that was sirk and III he
succeeded IA curing them would have
faith in his medicine; ne proposed Civ
ing them medicine, and 10 speak can
didly, thought II was throwing time
and medicine away, hut he said IL II
done no good IL would cost nothing.
We commenced by drcnching them. and
lin few days they were able 20 cat with.
out any assistance, and at the present
time, arc well and doing well. 1 have
10 hesiianry il recommending the Ex-
celsior Hog Cure, for believe II will
do all he says.
Yours Respectfully,
ADAM ScHMITT.
The above medicine il for sale by r.
Wcriz & Co, Jasper, Ind.
May 80, 7S-tf.
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERs
= AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.


srnxEs pursr. white Co.. Ark. My ~. lsss
III ieWs frttr-Isx Sra isr rehfuaFt VIZ NJ
I~nseilir purchasing drugs ana 1 ct spns " ,oaf
SnrNaparsna and Cctron fiiteFs.
MI scu-ln-law. whe Wa uilh me- IN thc store AZ.
3rsn down with rheumatism FIR time. cpin
Oil hr bilsers. and found WIN general henifn N
proved
D Gist. who has been in bal health. tried then ahf
he also Improved
Dr Coffee, who has heen in bad health ~ srtTial
vears--srs~ lyra Affected has improve ,tis
much ~ fhp ~ your Buffers lnde-f the teai''
nifiem hns gven yuf great popularity IN ~
ment thiAk cs,nia sell great quantity N }n
medicines this fnlaspeciaily yDur cedren nitters wv
Srsaparilla Shp me- Va Memphis. care ~ Et.f1s
Neely. Respectfully, q. \, WAIkhh
Prepared w Dr. JOHN BrIr. ~ hts LAP
lormtory. Tifth street, Louisville, ny.
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"a devoted husband says that The
rhon"grtrh A. simply machine that
-'falks nack. aud NJ las had one ~ that
kind ~ lis house ever since he was
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"A SON Of brigham Young II on his
wav 10 West Point TO be educated II
government expense. making the third
Of the deal prophets sons Inns honored
ia the past six years.
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Al. NJ Barnum'~ female circus riders
Wear lrOw sers. Barnu'n saN ~ insist
XXI they Sh0ulil. N the clergymen who
attended bis show shoil III not be shocked
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Average decrease from last year
fraction over 35 cents on the 500.
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eHHe sale.
cstfrcron's OFFICE. FixsT Issrrls-r isnAsA
t,AnSsilie. June Nih, isssA
NJ OTlCEi- hereby given that will
~ se.I AZ Pablo Auction. AZ The disiil-
lrrs o. Syrin J. Guigsell, near Jasper.
Dubois county. Ind, Oh
FRIDAY, JUNE 18th. 1879,
two copper stills, two cooling tubs.
twenty gallons OF apple brandy AMI three
empty spirit casks. Seized A. tile
81 Svrin J. Guigsell. for viola
ton ~ United States Revenue Laws.
JAMES G.. VEATCH. Collector.
june l4th. 1878 Wv.
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Total amt Of Orders Issued, : 4l.s0S H5
CONDITION or TnF carNTY. JrNr ~. rs
Total amount of Receipts. SEA $40 ~
Total amount OF Orders Re-
deemed, 4i.n46 ga
June lst. 1878. cash IN Trsas. SO, 1913 SO
June Isl, 1878. orders out
Standing unpaid AZ date. 5000 ~
Deduct cash IA Treasury. 2O.333 ~
Amount Of Orders unpaid. s 3 GgT Oa
All Of which i respectfully submitted.
j. NJ. DEINDERFER Auditor
June ~, T5-3f. Dubois Coun.y.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26
STEAMBOAT MArTERs.--The Zenbvr

STEAMBOAT MArTERs.--The Zephyr
has had seven berths put into her, and
will have six more, to accommodate III.
night travel while she carries the mail.
between here aud Tacoma. The NO.
peller Favorite toved up big raft Of
logs for CoIman's mill yesterday. The
Comet is lying ct the gridiron, back of
the boiler shop. and will have . new
bottom put upon her. The Addie and
Lena G. Gray will be offered for sale
when the extension to the Seattle and
Walla walla railroad is completed. AZ
there 10 q certainty that weekly
steamer mail will be put on between
Neah Bay and Port Townsend, we hone
Captain Britain will get the contract.
II requires . good sss- boat to do the
work, and the Dispatch will lust fill
the bill. The Nellie came no from
Snohomish yesterday with full load
of hay for logging-csmp at Mud Bay.
which she went up the Sound to de-
liver. She will not return to Snoho-
mish till tomorrow afternoon. Cant.
Alfred Waite, late of the Phantom, and
formerly of the Mastick. has tempora-
rily taken charge Of the Donald, during
the illness Of Capt. John Libby.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

No other medicine in the worh was
ever given such q test of its curative
qualities - Boschee's German Syrup.
An three years two million four hundred
Thousand small bottles of this medi.
cine were distributed fires Of charge by
druggists in this country to those
afflicted with Consumption. Asthma.
Group, severe Coughs. Pneumonis anil
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people unbeatable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them The result has been that Drug
glsts in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to
their customers. Go to your Druggist.
and ask what they know about it..
sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular
Size IS cents. Three doses will relieve
any case.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

MARINE NOTES. - The departures
from Puget Sound ports yesterday
were the schooner Una from Port
Blakely. brig Deacon from Port Dis
covery, and ship Coquimbo from Port
Madison, all for San Francisco. The
bark Aureols has stepped her foretop-
gallant mast. and crossed all but the
royal yard. By to-day all her lost
gear will be replaced, and she will be
ready for sea. She is already at anchor
in the stream. her place 1t the dock
being filed by the barkentine Katie
Flickinger. The Montana. as we pre-
dicted some days ago. will not get out
till after the Aursols, though she began
to load ahead of her, because screenings
come in slowly. Barkentine Modoc at
Milton is nearly full and ready to 20
out. By the way. why does the tele-
graph never give us the movements of
vessels that load at Tacoma Bark
Hamoset was loading there during the
fore part Of the week, but We have not
yet heard whether she has sailed or
not
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

MAKE Your HOMES BEAUTIFUL
James Wick. Of Rochester. New York.
who is justly celebrated as scotsman
throughout the United Statos. Canada
aud Europe. has sent us Q copy Of his
new Illustrated Monthly Magazine. 4"
Each number contains thirty-two
pages of interesting reading matter. be-
sides being finely illustrated. It il in
truth beautiful garden magazine. and
full of information to those who would
seek to make their homes beautiful by
the cultivation Of flowers. The price
for one years subscription is only 81 25.
Besides the above, Mr.. Wick publishes
IN illustrated catalogue of his valuable
seeds, and bic Flower and Vegetable
Garden" published for fifty cents, Is .
most beautiful work. Send and get
specimen copies. and order your seeds
at once Of this noted scotsman, for he
hes none but the best varieties FIR the
flower and vegetable garden.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

TIE RUNAwAys.-By the steamer
North Pacific, yesterday afternoon. an
officer arrived with Pat Shay and Dan
Lynch. two of the prisoners who broke
Jail at this place last Sunday night.
He found them in . cabin on a sand
spit short distance from Port Madi-
con, whittier they had made their es-
cape in . small boat on the same night
they got out Of Jail. They laugh at the
idea Of their having taken the Lake
Warrington road. and say that they
had their irons of and were afloat in
the bay within an hour after they
scaled the jail-ysrd fence. There are
three moro of these jail-birds still at
large. one of whom is Chinamsn. aud
probably secretcd by his countrymen
within this very city. The other two
white men are Kelly and Murray. one
under sentence for robbery and the
other tor assault with deadly weapon.
There is fifty dollars ready for any man
who can capture either of them.
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FEARFUL DsAsrER.- BIS rsferenc,

FEARFUL DIsAsrER.- By reference
to our telegraphic columns it will be
seen that . frightful disa 'ter has
occurred ct the entrance of San Fran
cisco hsrbor, and one of the finest YES
sells in the Puget Sound trads-the bark
King Philip total loss Beside this.
the fate Of the ships Western Shore and
Don Nicholas is also in doubt. The for
mer il one of the fastest vessels in the
world, and the best finished vessel ever
built on this coast but the Don Mich
olas il one Of Bichard's old hulks, an
American built ship under q foreign
dag, and skulking under an alias like
more Of his vessels. This catastrophe
10 direct result OF the way in which
the steamtag ring manage matters in
that port-cbarging exorbitant prices,
and performing comparatively no SER
vice for it. All vessels should DO
towed across the bar 1t this season Of
the year, for San Francisco bar 10 q
Southwestern il as bad - any bar in the
world. The pilot boat Caleb Curtis in
1867 was wrecked on 1t, striking bottom
in twenty four feet Of water and draw
inn bat ten. If there can be anything
worse than that, we would like to know
whore it Is. Thess stesmtug lords il
that port have grown rich and insolent,
and should be taught a lesson. The
Puget Mil Company have . remedy
left them. if they see fit to exercise it.
Lat them send the Goliah back there.
where she is we'll known aud justly sp-
prsclated. She can tow their vessels to
and from 500. and pick up enough out
side work to clear her expenses. A
fine English ship was wrecked on the
Five-fathom Bank there Ave years ago,
by being abandoned by the tug and
pilot within the bar. and allowed to
drift sshore in calm. The loss of two
such vessels a. the King Philip and
Western Shore in one day, is but little
short Of calamity.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-01-26

UNION SERvIcEs.-Ther revival meet.
iDgs held this week at the Methodist
Protestant Church have been conducted
with increasing interest. Last night,
the house was crowded with attentive
hearers to late hour. Chaplain
Stubbs will remain in the city at least
another week, and contribute his valu.
able aid in carrying on the meetings.
Tomorrow morning there will be No
services in the Presbyterian or Congre g.
gational Churches-.hose congregations
uniting with the Methodist Episcopal
and the Methodist Protestant Churches
in union services at the latter places.
At night there will be NJ services in
the Methodist Protestant nor Presby.
terrain Churches-thcsc congregations
uniting with the Congregational and
Methodist Episcopal Churches in
union services held at the latter place.
During the coming week the revival
meetings will he held at the Congre-
gational Church.