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The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

Religious.

St. PauPs M. e. Church. Preaching by
one pastor at 1910 d. IN. and 7:30 p. IN. All
are invited.
City Mission. Preaching tomorrow
ae l0:5O a. m. and 1880 p. m. Mission
workers be at your posts.
West Presbyterian Church. Services
az AZ Io:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m, conducted by
rev U. +. Boynton, Of Milford, Del.
Preaching at Kingswood Chapel to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock Come
over, the prospects are good, and there
is quite stir in that neighborhood.
Ohvet Presbyterian Church, corner of
Adams and Chestnut streets. Nfreaching
by Rev. Charles p. Mallery tomorrow at
IO:o0 a. m. and 7:30 p. III. Seats free. All
are invited.
Epworth M. E. Chapel, corner Tenth
and Churchstreets, Rev. Il. c. MacNichol,
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. M. and 7:30
p. m. Prayer meeting at p. m An
are cordially invited.
The regular weekly prayer meeting of
the Young Mems Christian Association
Will be held in their rooms this evening
at go O'Clock continuing one hour The
public is cordially invited to attend.
First Baptist Church, corner elm and
jackson streets. Preaching at 1890 a. IN.
ana $50 p. IN. by the pastor, Rev. T. NJ.
Eastwood: Baptism after evening service.
SUNDAY school meets at 9 a. m. and 2 u.
Ill. A cordial welcome is extended.
Second Baptist Church, corner of
Fourth and French streets. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. L. B. Cook, at 1870
a. m. and 730 D. IN. Sabbath school at 8
a. IN. and p. IN. Pastors Bible class
main audience room at 2 o'clock. All are
invited.
Reformed Episcopal Church. Services
tomorrow at 1880 a. m. and 7:30 d. NJ, by
Rev. j. L.. Esthn, of Philadelphia. Ser
vices will be held in the second story
front room Masonic Temple. Sunday
school at a. IN. Prayer meeting $50 D.
m. You are cordially invited.
First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth, Rev. f. b. DuVaI.
pastor. Services at 1880 a. m. and 7:3O D.
IN. Sabbath school at D. IN. Congre-
gauonal prayer meeting ON Monday
evening. Teachers meeting ON Friday
evening at the pastors house.
Union M. f. Church, corner Fifth and
Washington streets, Rev. j. B. Mann,
pastor. Services 1870 a. IN. and 1880 d.
m. Morning subiect-'Who should not
be in the Church" Evening subject
"How to get them out" All who are
anxious to know the pastors views on
the condition of the church and of Netho-
dism in particular, are respectfully urged
TO be present. Seats free.
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lie stopped depositing soon after the
i,nnAvestigation began on the 10Th of March
1870, when he discovered that Mr.. Whit
ihorne meant business, which was his
nrSt experience of that kind, for in ali
former cases he was whitewashed at the
puDlc expense. These three accounts
root up In deposits S323, 3,15718, and thew
ny no means represent the wealth acuuir-
eu Dy Robeson. He is known TO have
valuable real estate in Washington,
Long Branch and other places, and has
Deen lender of money on mortgage Inv
Tens OF thousands. How many coupon
ponds OF Government, State and other
securities he may have can only be CON
occurred. But he is estimated to be very
rich, and is known to have acquired this
fortune while in office, and from the adj
vantages which office dishonesty ad-
ministered afforded him.
throughout the whole country, aud
irrespective of party Robson is, re-
garded rs a successful jobber who be-
trayed his trust. He has the effrontery
now to set up for an honorable place
throngh an ill-gotten nomination. The
sitting member, Mr.. Sinnlckson, had a
hepublican majority at the last election
OF l. l,oU9O. But there are Republicans in
that district, whom no ties of party can
induce to support candidate whose
nomination is disgrace to the party and
dishonor to the State.
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Brief Locals.
A good market this morning.

a good market this morning.
1t is now time to put up chow-chow.
The fruit season will soon be ended.
The State Fair at Dover opens on Mon
day.
Butter has an upward tendency in
price.
If the weather permits, attend church
tomorrow.
.sutterley, 3O2 Market street, copies old
pictures to any size. aug30-tf.
The funeral of Jerry Lee the deceased
fireman takes place this afternoon.
Frank Drew appears at the Opera
House this evening; go and see him.
The FELTON, ceases her trips between
this city and Philadelphia after to-day.
Take your children to Sutterley's Gal
lery, for good picture, 302 Market st.
aug30-tf
The Republican nomination for Sheriff
and Coroner in progress this afternoon.
Call and see those life-size Crayons
taken by Sutterly. His prices are low.
aug30-tf.
Engagements at the Opera House will
be numerous during the amusement sea-
son.
The Greenbackers have nominated
John White and B. Is. Cooper, for Asses
sors.
An important change in the time table
on the Delaware r. R., takes effect on
Monday.
DIR. Gallagher is a first-class dentist in
every particular cali on him at 1856 Mar
ket street.
Are the colored voters satisfied now
that they have declared themselves in
convention assembled?
Remember the concert on next Thurs
day evening by the Millard Club, for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers.
The sale of fine silver plated ware at
at Stidham g. Sons auction rooms, on
next Wednesday afternoon, will be an
attractive event.
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Supposed Horse Thief.

The Chester Times, of yesterday, says
About two o'clock this morning, man
driving horse and carriage was noticed
coming up fifth street, and when at Mar
ket street, officer +. Wilson hailed him
because he thought he was travelling at
too late an hour for any good. He was
taken to the lookup and secured. Re
ceipts for the payment of money for the
horse were found on him, also $50 in
money. lie gave his name as d. f.
Quimby, and residence at Smyrna, Del.
He was detained in the lookup until
morning when he was released, the off
Ger feeling assured that he was all right.
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Personal.

Edison's yearly income from his pat
ents Is said to be about 100000. He has
realized in all from them over $780,
900.
Admiral Porter devotes the proceeds of
whatever writing he does for reviews or
newspapers to clearing away the debt
upon the naval monument to Peace at
Washington.
Colonel De Lancy Kane has risen. He
rode on coach yesterday from New
YORK to Greenfield, Conn, in company
with Perry Belmont, The. Havemeyer
and Mr.. Jay.
Miss Ada Cavindlsh is advised that
she Will not succeed az a star in this
country, but that she would be- ho wing
success as leading lady in a fashionable
New York theatre.
The wedding of Miss Fannie Belts,
niece OF Senator David Davis, and Mr..
n. B. Mitchell, wealthy young man of
Danvllie, occurred at Bloomington, ILL.,,
Thursday evening.
senator John X. MCPHERSON of New
Jersey, arrived on steamer Circassia,
from Glasgow, on Thursdayt He has
oeen absent three months, travelling Eng
land and on the Continent.
President White and Professor Fiske,
OF Cornell University, and Col. Ingersoll,
VI washington, w have arrived at New
YORK from Europe, also Senator John
Ii. MCPHERSON, of New Jersey.
Albert G. Jones, an old Pacific mail
steamship captain, who was in command
OF the steamer Ariel when shs was cap
tnreI by the Alabama, died Monday in
san Francisco of Panama fever.
When Ben Butler was told of Dawes
speech in the Massachusetts, Republican
Convention on Wednesday, all he said
was this: "Tell Mr.. Dawes that / never
had any Credit-M obilier stock, and if 1
mad had it, shouldn't hare lied about It."
Mr.. Henry Laurent, the tenor, has
Deen dismissed from the Oates Opera
troupe because managers will not en-
gage the company while he is in it. That
scandal, you know. Managers do not OBJ
Ject to Mrs. Oates, we may remark, on
account of immortality.
Madame Durand, better known to the
world of letters and readers as Henry
Greville, has made a contract with Miss
Helen Stanley, a Maryland young lady
long resident in France, and Paris COR
respondent of the New York Euentng
Post, whereby she will hereafter translate
all the Henry Greville novels from the
original manuscript in French into Eng
lish for their publication in America
simultaneously with their appearance i'll
Paris.
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A N ORDINANCE MAKING ADDI-
"A TIONAL AND DEXTRAORDINARY
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR

1873.
Whereas, The amounts appropriated for
several of the departments of the CiJy
have been expended, in consequences of
larger amounts being required than was
anticipated when the annual appropria-
ttons were made.
And, Whereas, 1t is necessary that the
work of several of the Departme ehts of the
Ci,y shall be prosecuted without delay.
Therefore, In accordance with the pro
visions of Section DC, of the City Charter.
and by virtue of the powers therein
granted,
Be it ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington, two thirds OF all the mem
bers thereof concuring,
Section l, That the appropriation for
Sewers, for the year 1873, be Increased BY
the addition thereto of the sum of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars. That the appropriation
for Water Works be increased by the adj
diticn thereto of the sum of Five Then
sand Five Hundred Dollars. That the a ~
preparation for Repairing and Cleaning
Streets be increased by the addition there
to of the sum OF Seven Thousand Dollars
That the appropriation for Opening ard
Grading Streets be increased by the addi-
tion thereto of the sum of One Thousand
Dollars; and that the appropriation for
Incidental and Miscellaneous Expenses
be increased by the addition thereto of the
sum OF Two Thousand Dollars; and that
the appropriation for Printing be increas-
ed by the addition thereto of the sum of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
Passed at City Hall, Sept. 10th, 1873.
NJ. l.. LICHTEH STEIN,
President OF City Couueil,
E. B. FRAZER, Clerk of Council.
sep2l.2t
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chester Co. Farm Sales.

VIM. II. Sharpless, auct., sold, on
Thursday, a small farm of 46 acres and
106 square perches, situated in West
Goshen township. near West Chester,
the farm belonging to George w. Carter.
Patrick Gormly, of the same township,
purchased it at the sum of $3.50.
The farm of VIM. NJ. Davis, of East
Marlborough township, containing "a
acres, was sold at public sale Thursday
by Webb A. Nichols, auct. Barclay
Cope, of Londongrove, was the purcbas-
er, the price paid being $500.
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No Foreign Interference.
From the West Chester Local News.

TUII IIIe " tsI Chester BocaI News.
AT every point on our streets to-day
there are ample transit accommodations
offered to the public to visit the FAN
Grounds. Our liyerymen have fine turn
outs engaged in the work, and are being
well patronized, as they deserve to be-
We notice little foreign Intervention in
the business, in the shape of stage from
Wilmington. This seems little like in
trusion on the rights Of those engaged
here at home, and it strikes lis that SO
long as our livery men and stage proprie-
tors are able to fill the wants of the peo-
ple-little Delaware should hold off.
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6T EDITION.
n..I Time Table.

.ss LEAVE WILMINGTON; =: - NJ
Es1naia: q %, 6.4o, $50, $40, 300
/ as'pA'I ~ y M; l2.a, 1910, 2.3o, 4.30,
" !" = o. M. On sundays: 200. 8 10 a.
Pycork 2 90, 8 A, q m, IL 81, IL 70,
% "n sundays: Q % a IN.
tanre y and Warrington; u IA, I ~
/. Isl. l2 SO, 8 O9. p IN. Sundays
nI1snosit: n Isl 45s p m; no Sunday
Esstle s, 6 20, 9 30 a m; o5, Q 80 p
\ ssnRRakR ~ R. r.: = 5 oo, 9 80 a m; o0, 8 80
,o'aon E K Northern X. r.: 626 a
sI5p m; no sunday train.
90 ." Western K. r.: 10 20 a MI 30
. Sundays. 10 30a m,
a hRRIvE AT wGLMINGTnN. .
sta,nnIa: 1856, s "a, 9 "A a m; l.
A sig. - +; ) s., 45i, 8 IA. . Is, ! 80,
/, II n u m; on sundays: IL 81,
N t-s. . 81. II l0p m.
eSo.k i. jG, s "a a M; u ~. u 5S
nm M IN Sundays: IL So a m I;
imo-e. e.2is, Ala m; l27, 12 ss,
Il p N, on sundays; 2 iS a m y 80
L,trc'or; 2is a m 1877, 1888,
n n, oa Sundays; 2 ID a m; Q 46
4 pe,osit; 800 m; no Sunday
Lca,..e: ! So, s'oa m 1900 m;
?osp m; no Sunday trains.
Iyare ( r.. : 50 a IN, 4 20, 8 40 p
p,'~g,6n @ a Northern X. r.: sos,
;Iipm m; no sunday trains.
ysye Western X. r.: 7 90 a m;
IN sundays: 6 600p m.
N vlI,MINGT LEAVE PHIL
{ ADELPHIA.
"A street and Washington ave-
sJ. 10 80, 145 a m; 2 30. 3 80,
& 6 IS. 9 45, II 50 p m; on Sun
lam; E 0O,9 As, II 30, y IN.
Il. second and Market streets:
Sam, PES 55, 8 80, IL 45 p IN;
sys Z 80. II 45 y IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
Police Gases.

The cases disposed of at the police
station since the last report are as fol-
lows:
Thomas Burke, for assault and battery
on +. Richardson, was required to pay
81 and costs.
Frank Toole, for vagrancy, committed
for 60 days.
Marshall Pierce, for assault and bat
terry, required to pay 81 and costs, and
furnish $500 bail to keep the peace.
Robert Buckworth, for disOrderly con-
duct, was sentenced to pay 80 cents and
costs,
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
TeIegraphic Summary

nlan parliamentary committee
slow progress on the anti So
EThr French Catholic press
late speech Of Gambetta as a
Of war against Catholicism
|that Mr., Leon Say, French fl
s.eI, will resign, is unfounded
'hcation Of herzegovina is vir-
lpletel-Bosnian insurgents
into SeHla to escape the Aus
bod season. in northern China
Fler anjicipations of famine
outbreaks are again reported
fThe Vatican will send an
llegate 10 England-The Aus
ke'es will play seven matches
ed siatcs-Bismarck is laid up
nls,
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
The Performance this Evening

Lovers of first class comedy, are re-
minded that Mr.. Frank Drew, a come
dian of great ability appears at the Opera
House this evening, as LARRY O'Gig" in
the .Robber's Wife" Mr.. Drew, has but
recently returned from Europe where he
has been for the past few years, meeting
with unbounded success. The company
that he has selected to support him is an
excellent one.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
DistiIIation Of Brandy.

II. ii. Prettyman, Esq, Deputy ColIec-
tor OF Internal Revenue, returned last
evening, from tour over the district.
He reports that about sixty persons paid
the required tax for the manufacture of
peach and apple brandy, which is about
the same number as last year. 1t is not
likely, however, that the quantity distill-
ed will be equal to last years production.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
Theft of Flour.

Sometime during Thursday night a
thief broke into the freight office of the
Delaware Western Reilroad, ,on the South
side of Market street bridge, and stole
two barrels ofhour. After getting them
out of the freight house they rolled them
up the track toward the South side, where
they were discovered by Officers Cannon
and Trainor. The thief or thieves have
not yet been discovered.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
A Greenback Ticket.

AT meeting of the Greenback Labor
Party held in Senger Hall, last night, the
following nominations were made for the
Little Election" which takes place on
Tuesday week.
Assessor for the Northern District
John White. For Southern District-B.
b. Cooper.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

peIPAla, yesterday, the auction
|a'r Of choice boxes and seats
r III the Academy of Music
|a' for the benefit of the yell
sufferers. Geo. w. Childs
inl ciloice box for $500. A.
S the second box at the
The third choice was
l'lF Pastor and others, who,
| donated it to the commit
|'NIe'old until $3.50 had been
Fa IT, The remaining nine
4 t'u vs. making in all $1,732
FIVE boxes. The choice seats
pm 81 % to s..
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Meeting for Organization.

There will be meeting this Saturday
evening, at 7.3O O'Clock, of the reformed
Episcopal church in the second story,
Masonic Temple, for the purpose of Or
ganizing. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who feel an interest in the
Reformed Episcopal Church movement,
whether members or not.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
Federal Supervisors Of Election
In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.-Judge Swing,
acting in place of Judge Baxter, has ap-
pointed 100 supervisors of election. The
list is complete, with the exception of two
or three to hear from, and stands 81 Re-
publicans, IS Democrats, Nationals,
and % Socialists.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
LIST ssspelling Bee.''

At the Model Institute, Mr.. j. Fl. Crabb,
held "Spelling Bee" among
his pupils yesterday. Grant S. Riggs re-
ceived a handsome book for being the
best speller in the senior department.
Amy Little Clark, beautiful painting,
for the middle department. In this man
ner Mr.. C. encourages his pupils to work.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
on ~ 81 81 the Murderer of
nriedger nTexas.

IN ma w. september 20.-A News
n n "aTeo W &C. says John Speers, for
[ntv u L. rarson ,Ss Pledger, in Nc
(|.ms Waco jail.-yard. Only 1eou county ,Hy
bjtrd jy'rso na.' o. the press, physicians
m I w. number Of citizens were
|s ,1v n.s, yard ,a The drop fell at
/ daatS psI' a,'lli lour' His neck did not
1 niml,aal ma1l ellsued &c from strangula-
|wriii@n liti,a'ts, ). lie made no speech
/, in wh;u, Ih,;atellent to the Waco
|s,imi,th n, winch he made himself
|l.jn.Ia'n,l!' n.I'',l'' with his brother-in-
''"' and cousin of brother
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
ka,,ons for To-day.

| NdN4 ANmttc States, and
kj, falmg .folowed by rising
kam southerih reer7ng TO cooler
kd,, Increasing cloudineSS and in
[poAibIe ram.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

'sssI I LosissaL ii LSrne Sra and his wife.
l1Seat men and ara nave we're, returned from,
saSs1a,e iasls 1a,epartunro, o,dtstolag ia oagg,nG nGrepara-
: queen n vlotiNSnal1 vTlsiSa the young SoGr son-
u !" leave Ensis'niaa SsH'ia Is io to- 70 preside.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

" AZ II
adirse'o ii eouTH CARoLrNA-Gov
Of a pia|g p,airge gathering Of
Eday, alpono Uu flckens county, S.
MOopsniEng Eng whom were manv
|Cn ill., 1' liners. The Governoyy
Elt, 'Ie a, nllesniency OF the federsl ssLnoi
aud K bnEil nlElihnlfested In the recent n.
learerS t'uA =" amnesty, and nd.
lale rslo,i,,.s i, sustain the promises se
tyenual l'Ilve 1--WE to their Observance v,,,es
Aduct, tbis laws aad general fut,,re e
Iiag tbni. u,S Being the best mode Uui
show 'Ie,t t6a, APPRECIATION of e the
sop!cs cstatfnfSSwledg@entAq & fSs Aq1 i1 bSDllf behalf
b the u ,rene,. ene State to Presidentt 1ha,t
"aTsIRR "sasnR in the hem na'tsr s4asid 'Il5s rae
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

flR EET YEsTERDAY.-The
Ret was active and some
FA' With an upward tenden-
Flnent bonds were steady,
|all railways slightly advanc-
|sas at La , per cent, and
\ at 100.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

PFSE HALE is another promi-
pIcan who thinks Buffers
p good. lie says the only
b, him is for the hard-money
+ unite with the republicans,
|he las no hopes.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21

Ex-Vice President Colfax delivered an
address at the Onondaga-Cou New
York; Fair, on Thursday last
The daily gazette., 1878-09-21
NEW ADVERT ISEMENTS.

NJ OrICE.-The mem bers of Delaware
IN Lodge, No. 1. /. o. o. f. are respect
fully requested to be present at the next
stated meeting, Monday evening, sep
tember Z3r1. Attest,
M. ID. CROSSAN, r. s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-15
BE CAUTI OUs.-As mild veathe

BE CAUTI OUs.-As mild weather
approaches 50 does the swindler.
Very recently . respectable citizen
Of neighboring vicinity was swim
died out Of 500 by one of those
base, igncble, Satsn's-own, clothes
wire peddlers. The fellow pcrsuad-
ed the uneuspecting farmer to take
a small quantity Of wire, and the
agency for . week, promising to call
again and settle with him. The lat
ter, not taking the wise precaution
of first closely examing tho paper
presented to him by the pedler, at-
tached his name to . note making
him liable for the payment Of cne
hundred dollars, which promise to
pay was soon after preeented tc
hin BY An attorney, and . denasd
made for its liquidation. The farmer
paid the note, and now swoars ven.
seanes on the man who svindied
him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-15

YESTERDAY our attention was call
ed to fine horse that was stabbed at
George Shamleys, On enquiring, It
was learned that the animal was
brought from Illinois this spring by
q Mr.. Dipple Of Fayette, who had
purchased it at . considerable ex-
pense. The horse is of the celebrated
Clydesdale stock, is q beautiful dap
pie gray, and the size very desireable
to the average stock raiser OF this
section. He has been pronounced by
the most competent judges to be the
finest built horse ever exhibited in
Southwestern Wisconsin. Mr.. Dip
pie proposes to take his horse to
Linden on Mondays and Tuesdays /;
Dodgeville on Wednesdays and
Thursdays, and Mineral Point on
Fridays and Saturdays. BY this
arrangement the farmers Of this
vicinity will have an opportunity to
improve stock which they never be-
fore enjoyed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-15
Tho Great American ana 0snna y
Al100 Shows at MinAxnl
Point, Wednesday

A vast, comprehensive expanso OF
canvass, under which Is domiciled
thousands Of animals and boasts. a
museum Of strange curiosities. living
phenomenon sea monsters, innumer.
able novelties and features cbarsc-
terizing grand double mensgerie.
museum and circus. Hundreds OF
artistic performers, trained hyenss
and lions, educated horses and other
animals; In fact . living world OF
amusement and instruction. Never
in tho annals Of show history has an
undertaking upon such an extensive
scale been attempted and realized:
its success is measured by its genu.
inc merit. The allied menaperje
now presents geological department,
larger aud more complete than any
In America. In fact, here can b,
Witnessed all that is rare, strange
and beautiful in animal and oroitbo.
logical world, afording more infor-
nation for actual observance than
could be cleaned from vast libraries.
OF years Of study. In the circus and
srenic department are entered An
array OF artists gathered from the
old and new world. OF the outside
street display, the grand FREQ pro-
cession and original parade and tab.
leaux carnival, words seem made.
quate to express its grandeur, extent
or novelty. The Arabian Knights"
romaocss are dull compared with
the elaborate splerdor OF this mag
nificens and glittering pageant q
fitting introduction to 90 meritorious
. show.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-15
Tho Mccormick VictoHouSI

Special din patch 70 the st. Louis Globe Democrat
"HIGHLAND, Ills, May 4th 1873
There WAS . grand Geld exhibition
of ssl;-bindcrs here to-day, in both
green rye and wheat. The McCor-
mick, Marsh and Osborne participa-
ting. The Mccormick won . decid-
cd victory over its competitors, be-
ing the favorite for cutting, binding,
and especially for clean work ! Five
| McC Cormick's were, sold on the feld!''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-15

The following is the programme
of religious services OF the Primitive
Methodist conference to be held ct
Shullsburg this week, commencing
tomorrow
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nay Is, 7p. m.-Sermen
bv T. Strut and w. d. James,
THURxDAYr May 16, Up. m Temperance ad-
dresses by 7. A. Cliff, J. Harrington, W, J. G.
Bond, J. Hewitt, chairman.
FRIDAY, May IL, Up, m.-Missfonary Meeting
w. Jacka, Sr., ]. Smith, C. Hendra, J, Side,
chairman.
SATURDAY, May Is. Z p. m,-Sermons by T. Jar.
Wis and j. Arnold. Sacrament by G. Cutler and
J. Hewitt
SUNDAY, May 19, 9 10. m Love Feast-J. Hewitt
and f. Dobson. 1000 q. M, Sermons by J. Ralph
and T. Kent. Up. M, Sabbath School addresses
by VIM. .Andiss, J.ArnOld and P Allen, Sr. 2p. m
Sermons by G. Dawson and VIM, Jacka, Jr.
MONDAY, May 20, Up. m.-Sernons by Il. Steph.
ems and I. Rutterwick.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-15

THE German Picnic on Monday
was oil that could be expected, filing
programme to . letter. The clatter-
ing Of the hoefs OF frisky steeds was
heard at early morn bringing to the
city the denizens from neigh hboring
villages and towns, anxious to join
in the pleasures of the day. At 10
o'o.ock a. m. procession was formed
headed by tho world-renowned Hes
sion band, and marched to Jeuck's
summer garden, where music and
mirth reigned supreme. In tho
evening ball was given, which was
largely attended. All in oil it was
q time long to be remembered by
those who participated.