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New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS ORIGINAL ISSUE, 100000. CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND $4,000 AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING, s55s,OO0 BEING AT THE RATE
OF $4,000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD runs from Sioux
CITY, Iowa. Yankton the capital Of Dakota distance OF
o2 niles The road been completed and running hve
years and during these years Of business depression me M
eyngs oper all expss each exceeded by more
than 80 per cent the required the interest on
its mortgage bonds while the net earnings for 1871 were
times than the interest on lts ente
Ionded debt The bonds the only
company have sold during hepast three
OF these bonds When the balance
ia sold the company viii be entirely free OF floating debt
I'VE are authorized sell the remaining bonds az 80 per
cent accrued inter at which rate they yield nearly
p'i e'"' wALsToN II. BROWN BRO,
No. 3i Pine-st
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
FoR TIE WEEK ENDING APRIL .. 1873.
lE1pressIy Tor to y Y TnnuyE bv our Own Reporterl


General Dfyec;iOns
Send only good articles The freight and other eat
up poor goods Put everything ~ good order An attractive
look cXaminaticu and often makes sale where
dirty package snvony appearance falls Pack securely
that the motion will not allow the change about
Use plenty Of cdn du necut with eggs Mark plainly
with pqn-a senciplate IS bes-and note contents on the
box or barrel stating the amount alsO send letter nt the
time stating what Is sent the route, time, etc. An In
voice list should also be ncloset IN barrel box Always
he number parkagos for yourself reputa-
ton fine goods best shape that mark Is In
demand
BEANs AND FEAs
Receipts for the past week Beans l3C6 b1s export Of
Beans 9lG pkgs Receipts Of Peas 26sS0 bush exports Of
Peas l0sSi bush Ths Bean markst to-day, although pre-
seug features Is without doubt IN more healthy
condition than at last report The DOWN. ard tendency In
prccs has for the time belng, been checked and With light
recepts advance Kinds Is noted. Medium Beans
e and choice os out Of store might bring 81 G0 per
bb dough sales reported above 81 3D. The heavy
forced sies Of Marrows resulted IN such great loss To The
that the shipments frum the country have been
light 81 the general asking price, and 81 j5 the selling
pnce Kidney have received little inquiry the
past week trade Is still very small Turtle Soup
scarce prime lots cannot be bongt less than 81 Green
steady, but du. Nerv few southern IL. r.. In the
markell but there Is sufficient quantity TO supply all
demands. uda Peas in bond aic nominal at SJd6ic
fun al.
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BEANS AND PEAs.

Receipts tho past 1883 pkgs; previous Week
l8 -Df pkrs corresponding last year. 1884 pkgs
Shipments week. .O13 pkys time last year, 2o"s
pkgs Tho butter market Il decidedly weaker than week
aAo nearly all grades. The prospect o DtAl supply OF
new slate within few weeks has tendency 70 reduce ho
price - 90 any figure which VIII insure us
Tayd di.pO.al NeSIly AL tae factories IA tAis state
have ctr commented on the eyeot beg nning optr
pu Thu- crus!f rabc ~ the new Butter has bttn Pr
aui more or -ircako though W. note some oi prime
qualify a. he quality improve - come. IN peuo WIN
G,.t Creamery sc is extreme quotation lot
r selection % Creamery Good many buyers arc sa
luF ,la-s Of Butter, which they call grease ana pay
uE 7c tAOugh reality u j. fir superior, ana
from winch considerable good Butter can be taAo,
VeIt nttle due Western Butter ~ coming Toward.
as L finds market nearer home sale ~ 500 pSgs OF
medium ouaIfv Wcscrn made this a. M. at Ic Oieon1r
rnr accord tn those who handlr IT, is enjoying good
sely uale not only ,hs city but - every p0lDt NheIo IL
introduced. Arrangements arc beng MI 10
nre.sr facilities for is manufacture ne present iaoto
o.. demand tu ,siu lay ext some me
h.idie-i ~ O. pals sil have tH vDH ~ r M,si ln,s' IS
..-ltI. mode CNccrtii Et roNl, ana
sdt e. at climate Than this Present prices are from Is
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@ratss ano fen6ers.

CRATES and FENDERS.--We would cal
N special attention 20 our large variety Of open Fire
with brass frames AndlTons and Renders oil ant9as
assortment Of Crates and Fenders IN the Market Wa
our patent shaking and Dumping Crate.
holesale and retail.
J. 8. CoNovER CO, y05 Capalst, Nsw.forhs
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
roNpo Apr 2-l9SO D. u-Consols 94sie FOR both money
ard Tie account bonds. New hves, Oo'5 Ne"deIsey
Central cOnsOs 68 Reading Railroad. Ia NJ,
LONpOS April 2-l p. mCOnsols 9loiG tor money "a
for me account quote nYe per cent rhs a
los francs the account. . -..
April 2-3:3O ,. m.-COusOS N4'lq "r Doti l.ul
AND the account. o bullion W1hdfaNh uunl lo
Bank Of England balance today - t2uu' u'V ., ,.
LONDON, 2-i D. M-COusols S3'Iq Tor BON money
and fe account :. bonds New tyes, 100 NeWJtfsry
Central cCusOls 90 Central 2J Paris aVces
quote per az iO1 francs t22 cen's 10Y '
-
LONDoN April PA p m-silver IS quoted at 81 - per
ounce TBics in its financial article, says uslnes,
the silver a complete stand sill II l. i' De
give any quotation although the tendency is not a gooa ~
it was" ,, NJ,
BERLIN. April 2-The statement Of the Imperial Bank
OF Germany specie OF 25OZOOU MARKS
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financial.

ALL persons whose lives are insured in the
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. o.
Hartford, Conn.,. hereby notified that meeting q sacn
held the office IN the Cty on HART
ford. Conn 10 O'Clock on Thurssy Tie lsth day o,
Apr 1873 with the provisions OF the amend
charter OF said company passed the General Assembly Of
the state Connecticut approved March 10 1879 when
sha upon the acceptance OF ao aeuun cna
ter Board 81 Directors pass ana make suen
rules regulations do such in relation TO the manage
mrnt OF Ge company as it shall consider desirable
By order Of the Board Of Directors -.. ,.
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~,
Live poultry very liberal supply and prices arc lover
on The fair but the receipts 80 neavy
the appearance Of being very dun Dressed
poultry s limited supply and light demand SO much nve
poultry hurts the sale Of dressed There is now no q5e
stock Wild Ducks and higher, zig
cons more freely English Snipe are also
fotrar nuoto
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HoUsAToSIc RAILROAD COMPANY, }
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
,rDcrpOpr Cnun- March %. lSIS.y
Bnsiness Chances.

TOR SALE.-The stock and fixtures of re-
ts boot and shoe store on one 81 the piinsp1 sh
further particulars address H. f. 81 Irpuns
Uptown Office 1888 broadway.
DARE CHANCE FOR MILLERS.zFor sale
III cheap In thriving city Northern N.Y. new Touring ml
latest improved machinery never falling water ags
trade home market for az hoir sun ~
particulars address, n TILDEN. Box I'll, Peeksk N
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Total sales for the day

The Philadelphia stock market to-day was higher,
the stock of the United Railroads of NewJeTsey ris
59l2Q59 per cent and Reading at 29l2029la per
cent.
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day. per cent was the common rate on all kinds of
collateral. The highest rate was le4 and interest.
Commercial paper was of course nominal when
money could be employed at such advantage call,
and rates were quoted at 4l2 to 9. There no
change in the rates Of exchange The United states
Treasurer at Washington, to-day, received $780,,
900 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts were $340.000 and the internal rev.
enue receipts were $4,000 The following is the
Clearing House statement to-day: Currency
changes, SIS, S,23S,959; currency balances 81, 4,106,
s9l gold exchanges, $SO73,7 724 and gold balances,
$1,158,57S.
The sum of f20000 bullion was withdrawn from
the Bank of England "On balance" to-day, making
a total in that way of f4S,000 in five days. Con-
soils in London opened at decline to 945l6 reacted
to 949l6, closing at 947l6. United States bonds
were quiet and firm, 1865 closing at 107Si new
5s at 105ls; new 4l2s at 1O39le, and 10-lOs ut
1O51l1e. In American railway securities Erie COM
mon was 1012 preferred opening at 244 and clos
ing at 24l2. Illinois Central opened at 753i and ad
vadced to 78 In Paris rentes opened at 10o, tall
ing to 107.62l2, sight exchange on London being
quoted at 2515. A Berlin dispatch states that the
Imperial Bank of Germany lost, during the week,
23,072 900 marks.
The hukill Gold and Silver Mining Company has
declared It's regular monthly dividend OF per
cent payable April TO- TO the stockholders OF record
of April q.
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal AT
l,,t a., OIL A,,, Arril
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pece,rt for past week 1.7TH boxes DO previous wsef
M. -. rorf. Iunitg week lsst yclt - DO. exports
uast week .iUdu. corresponding "teL as' y,A
40 Liverpool cable quotations, DDS corresponding Nc'A
wear. lj-- 90. 49, a. ,,..... ,,-t - spre
40 g.,at change 81 noticeable In th' thc'.r DilA
oar s.t f,r Tho feeling perhaps rAal "caAcI u9an
mo stock being reduced ~, rapidly -aD''t i-.V"p
t.,-,s during past wrck-that l"idet-' hih'uEh
rfug 10 cell aro not dsptsr - lnice sac nni, =
49,. ttiity !. little the Cheese h9Wh sHs - Hp
I, o.k Of strictly Chevec l uft aud cav lLoh'Dy
, N.tla on o tlr at about lSr Ehlor'lH tt
r." 10 atcre above l2c do not generally pay over
IIec. Quotations
-, ,..,,y fancy isiSI9 uo skins ........... n
I ',.'', y, rfalSi i0 ia WISCONSIN, fancylO Gl2
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Receipts for to week. 1856 pssN; d. last week 23Iii
pordiug last ltlt3 ph-H iHr
ce.p CONTINUES heavy nr iu excess Of lT.Nls ear en
aa lower There little difference Dr"e' state
gld W,,t.fu and fact The brsi marks NJ Ws'efh arg
r.rrriv hrid u luisr. The market s. unsettled stiH
flr;,r decn. would prove disa.irn. bh u may We we
an NV a, irp stock ~ 800 1ccuuuiaus Ia too iarae guam
,ifgs tu advance Hnud br desirable but IL uhpoSsoe
ILlI
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RoceHs for past week $50 bales Shipments OF ops
7bs baipn 6-5 bales went Liverpool: Ol 10 LONDON
~ 10 Glasgow The Hop market extremely qmei Export
little, the. condition o lUloptin H,ahS.s
viii NOT warrant fiee shipments. AdYices rom LOnuon
indicate a decline that market OF Ios, bH bieM%ts
bought heavily when prices were low, CDh',puon.tty
havo but few wants now Reports IRON l lne
Hon disicts are effect that the vines no III le Des
posbe condition. owing the mild Winter ana rom present
indication tie crop viii be large. Quotations; IN q
ISL FOOD iopr1no Ia 1871 wisconsln..... Ia q
1871 fair 10 good. - 7 Ods... 20 D
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sbitipeDt. Of Auprs ilj Ibis. The supply II quite M
csa but with far demand p1cgs roman aput y, ,i1y y
Choice Bald scarce and woul bring - ~ DOL
Florida Oraugrs lu good demand Ah aa to Itceip
An, lgt, pIlDt, ntm and higher i easiy rr9eheI
for 0f ruit while fTut ltc on IA quy, sels at
a. Der box Valencia Orargcr sell moderately wei ht
ef4en According size II hut few tfaubegres are
n Tho market and but few are wanted southern suaNbeI
nc. are coming forward quite freely, yet the prices are sun
o ~ 10 admit oi thrf othsr than tho wealthy part
0f the community and wants small. Trade Is not
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s5 1926 So, Wheat No Red Tsn p ishssi 20 sash
cash 4Oac April; a42s.c May; 427saf3c july. oats
ne at 2s cash. Bye scarce AZ PC u Barley no sses as
slo O5 June Lard held hrmy at o. % bd ~ 10 asked
Recepis-2,500 bbls. Flour; $1,000 bush Wheat $1,000
bush Corn 5000 bush Oats 1000 BUSH Rye 1000 BUSH
Barley. - =.
White Wabash, 81 29 No White Michigan, 81 80; Extra
do held at 81 Amber Mishigan spot 81 SQh; AgTil
May 81 23 NO Red 81 10 Rejected Wabash s o. No.
2Dayton aud Michigan Red 81 81 Corn quiet High Mixed.
4Bc NO 2 spot 45c. May, 46c.: june held Ut 40s; No
White 46c.; Rejected 4lsci Da@aseMd I'd s7s Oats dan
Mammoth "a 35 PRIME 81 IS No. q 81 Receipts-60000
bush neat III 900 bush. Corn 1000 bnsh oats SHIP
Oats Markets closed Whes, quiet bg stesy Hmses a
81 ~. Corn quiet No May, 40 ac June 46c; Damaged
SIC. Oats, No. 2, 29c. Clover Seed Prime 81 l5.
WuuIyGToy n. C. Aprl 2-Spirits OF Turpentino
steady 27c Rosin steady at 81 S2 for strained Crude
81 % Hard 81 Tor yellow DIP and
Virgin. Tar firm at 81 as
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rRrirs AND BERRIEs-DRlFD

Rcccipt dried fruit week. 355 pkys with $50
pEgs Peanuts. Shipments of Dried Apples 029 DDS
tsfy Little " any change has taken place IN tIe
dficl fruit market from week ago -, Ihe ., lgais ,
heavy damage tho growing crop ~ The ."ut pN ic to
fo.s lave subd H. reports from n1st loch,s arc 10
the effect that prospects never better WINE mere
may have been considerable damage IN some places u VIII
make t nttit 90 sn other parts OF NV rou
ry the crop will he unusually Apples hnd Onpeel'd
Peaches aro ytry dun and dfcult % move AZ any price, es
pecaliy common fruit choice qhaip lseeh fSohes aIe
to moro sought for. bat ln suau way. Ibe slu'kst
small gh hence they are hed WIN sDie ucSoS vi
c0uG rnuts arr doing tiho better owing TO lighter
49, L1--. n
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IXTEST WISCONSIN and all other RAIL
w ROAD BONDS and STOCKS bought and sold by
+. l.. TROWBRIDGE
q odaf
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WOOL MARKET.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


PHILADELPHIA April 2.-Woo.-The market continues
without change dull and prices nominal.
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Total since JAM L. $GO8o9S96 sGt,b5$42s sSS;dd}$52
Price OF gold.......~ ll3 IVt@ "
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ukaLocK


cty slaughter OK, 77lct pry salied Texas. l3Lfiic,
LEAIiiEE-Qaotations slightly gular trade limited
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NorF.-The unusually large shipments above re-
rorted urohably will be found TO be due to the
ppening of lake svigation, and the elearances OF
vessels which have been loading for the past two
weeks. -.
specie) from the port of NewIork TO foreign ports
for the week ending April 2, and since the begin
ming of the year:
1876. ISL. IT,
Tor Tho week 81 SOi. 800 s39O1}19 SG.3i6155
pIeyiouslv reported 6GOOSOg6 G0.652i09 s2l36,1IO
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Exporters are becoming a niue nikh.enen ~ uee
threatening appearance oibawar between Lngland ana
cline attn lower SO that Just at present trade s gIe
awaiting Of the Easterntlueston Tue prices
OF skunk have declined 20 per cont within the past week
a coon are 10 per lowers Mink have en on ~ per
continue heavy and large number Of skns are repof'so
New-York tribune., 1878-04-03
CEYTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
GAS STOCKS.

All NewYork and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
GEO. IL. PRENT1sS,
uroa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-18

Second--Thst labor being the great source OF
national wealth, the prosperity OF the nation
must depend upon the extent to which laoor Is
protected and employed. and that our government
being q government of the people, should endeav-
or to promote by all proper means, the CONNER
ci Al and industrial interests of the nation, that
labor and capital may both be proftsbly employ
ed
Third-Anerican commerce should be fostered
and home enterprise developed by the national
government, to the end that our msnufsctur ing,
mining agricultural and industrial interests NAV
flourish, our people find employment and the
county be restored to permanent prosperity.
Fourth-That the public land. belong TO the people
and should be reserved exclusively for actual set,
lers, so that the industrious poor may be encour-
aged and aided 20 enter upon and occupy them'
Flfth-rhst now. ever, opposed to
the payment OF claims from the National Treas
ury TO those lately engaged in or sympsthzing
with the rebellion. No conqueror should be
forced to paw Indemnify to the conquered, and
The presentation of bills demanding over three
h1ndred million dollars at the present session OF
Democ ratio House is a warning to the country
of the cost and danger of retaining IN power
party whose chief aim is TO make reprisals on
taxpayers for losses which the crime Of treason
brought upon the Southern people.
Sixth-That we view with alarm the growing
depression Of many of the leading trade interests
of the State and country, resulting largely. il is
believed, from unfair advantages and discrimina
ting rates of freight and transportation priv
leges given by many of the transportation com
pauies Of the State and country to a favored few,
to the prejudice of our general producing inter-
ests, and this convention earnestly recommends
the enactment of such laws by the State and
national legislatures as will correct this growing
evil.
Seventh-That the Southern Republicans, VIII tie
and colored, have our earnest sympathy in the
unequal contest to which they are subjected for
civil liberty and the maintenance OF their con
stitu,ionsl privileges, and that in the interest of
their guaranteed rights we demand from the gen.
eral government for them an equal and fair ballot,
and that equality before the law, which should be
the boast of every government
Eighth-Tha. the administration of Governor
fIsrtrsnft meets the hearty Enforcement and un-
qualified approval OF the patty that elected him
and continues to honor him. He has proved
himself sn able magistrate, true patriot and
wise officer, and his party tenders him the praise
due to his personal uprightness, to political devo-
ton and to his official rectitude.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-18

The old saying about counting your
chickens before they are hatched" is an IT,
lustration of the large stories which are be-
ing repeated in the papers about what the
greenbackers are going to do in this State
at the September election. According to
these reports they are going to cast a mi
raculous number of votes in the State,
elect this man and defeat that, and turn
things generally upside down but when the
election occurs we shall see that count.
ing chickens before they are hatched" is
very unreliable mode of calculation.
Even in Dragging the greenbackers are
thrown far into the shade by the Greeley
men Of 1872. They did not stoop to the
small business of counting a few real and
quite number OF imaginary clubs here
and there over the State. but boosted that
the Creeleyites were so numerous that the
"woods was full of EN-, - and likened
them to tidal wave that would engulf the
republican party The result everybody
knows. The greenbackers will be worse
disappointed this year than the Greeleyites
were at the election in 1872. Tall brao
ging by the opposition brings out full
republican vote invariably. The republi
cans of Maine ''don t scare worth cent +,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-18
Church Directory.

ORTHODOX CONGREGA TIONAL.-GranIte ch ,
state ST., between Bridge and Oak streets Rev.
James H. Eco pastor, residence state street.
Morning service q 1890 A. NJ. sunday school
at noon. Evening services at "a O'Clock. Preach
ing to morrow by the pastor.
UNlNERS ALtSr- Cor Winthrop and Summer
streets Rev. George W Whitney, pastor resi-
dence sewall ,treet. Preaching services at 1880
sabbath Schoo at ~ VI. Preaching Tomorrow
loren DON by the pastor. Conference, evening at
-, O'Clock.
PROTESTANT EPIsCoPAL,-state st, between
OAK ana nthrop. Rev, samuel Upiohn rector
Morning service 1880 4. NJ. Evening service
Ia VI Pre- lching to.norrow by tn Rect r.
FIRST BAPTlST,-COrnPr Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Free seats Rev Horace W Tlden, pastor
residence W nthrop street. -e"Ond house fom
church. Morning service 1910 A: VI Evening
p VI. sabbath school AT y VI. Preaching
to-morro~ by Rev. MS. Haywood of Lisbon
FREE BAPTIST street, north of Bridge
Fee seats. G.. F. Penney, pastor: residence
summer street. Morning service 1890 A. NJ.
Sabbath school at Il. Preaching tomorrow by
METHODIST EPfSCOPAL,-Grecn street east OF
State. Rev W. NJ Sterling pastor sidence at
the parsonage, next noai % The church. Morn
ing service 1890 \. VI. Evening, IA =. NJ.
sabbath school at IL NJ. Preaching tomorrow
hv the pastor.
UNITARIAN. Christ church Cor. Oak and state
sts. Free seats. Rev. Chas. y Curtis pastor; res.
ilence, Myrtle street. Morning service at TO-.
80 A. VI. sunday school immediately after the
morning services. Preaching tomorrow by the
CATHOLIC State ST.. north of Bridge. Rev. u.
w. Murphy. pastor. Morning service, 1870
AN, Afternoon 300P. VI.
The Advent~ts hold meetings in Darby Block
everv sunday afternoon at the -ual hour.
The Congregational First BAPTIST, Free Will
Baptist aud Methodist Churches hold social con
terence meetings in their vestries every Wednes-
dav evening, att s4o'clock.
FIRST CHHI ~TIA\ Gu RICH Northern Avenue.
Rev. } r. wade, pa tor. Morning service At
100. SUNDAY schoo Of at lo',luck PRAYER
meeting sunday evening at 100; Thursday
evening At 20 O'Clock.
NORTH AIGtSTA-M. f.. CHURCH. Geo.
l.. Burbank, pastor; residence at parsonage,
next door north of church. Preaching every
sabbath at I030 A. NJ sabbath school at IL VI
Preaching r. Je~et;'s at2.50P. VI. Prayer meet
ingat7P.N.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL, HALO
WEIL-\O pastor; morning service 1880
Sunday school 80 p NJ Pulpit supplied at
present bv Rev. VI V. Fmmons aud others
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL-Rev
Mr. L"Iacheur, pastor; residence opposite ch.
Morning service, 1880: Afternoon service, 30
Sabbath school at quarter pastor Z. NJ. Preach.
ing tomorrow hv the pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. iIALLOWELL.-Rev W,
A. NJ; preaching service at 23a p. NJ.
Preaching tomorrow ny Rev. pr Butler.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELL-R Rev.
Mr. sawyer rector Morning service at 1880.
Evening service NJ $40 SUNDAY school at , M.
UNINERSAIIST CHURCH, II AILOWELL-Rev.
c. a HAYDEN. pastor. Morning service at o 30.
SUNDAY school at - o'cls X. Conference meeting
in eve ming. Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-18

The Philadelphia Times, an independ
ent paper. says of the democratic revolu-
tionists Their course in persisting upon
limiting the field of investigation TO the
boundaries fixed by their own partisan
desires is unworthy of the cause that they
have espoused. and has placed the repub-
Leans in an attitude in which they will
command general sympathy and applause
The democrats have made mistake. and
are fairly chargeable with the present in
terruption of the public business. The
sooner they take the back track the bet
ter.m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-18

The editor of the Maine Standard is Just
now deeply engaged in manipulating our
fire department In accordance with demo-
cratic reform principles, and arranging
plans to tip out of office our present SUI
perintendent of Burials. but these ardu-
Gus labors doubtless ceased a few mo-
ments when his attention was called to
Msrcellus Emery's proclamation, insult
ing Mr.. Joseph II. Williams and the
friends who supported him last year as the
democratic candidate for Governor Mr..
Emery's article will be found in our col
umns this morning. He "rnbs it in" with
a vengeance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-18

There are democrats and demo-
Gratis Nobody denies that in the
ranks of that party there are able,
patriotic and sensible men; hut as a party
organization there is nothing in IFS action
for ten years past calculated to dispel the
old notion that it is inimical to the mate
rial and moral interests Of the coun-
try. We have been and are passing
through terrible ordeal. Business men
are discouraged and whenever there i.
CLEAN Of light j, seems to be the PROV
ince of democratic leaders in and out OF
Congress to shroud everything in dark
ness. There is not a bnsi-
ness man in the country who does not
feel that If Congress could be adjourned
for five years it would do more than anv.
thing else to clear the atmosphere and
aid 10 the revival of business. The next
and best thing is to drive the democrats
out Of power at the next elections and
place the country in a position where it
cannot be assailed by partisan dema.
gogues or political rascals Il Boston Al
rertiser