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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE q, 1884.
AT CHICAGO.
ALL wA,TINe roR rsn mosK,

The Battle Lines Forming "A rtbur's Force
solid, Aggressive and Defiant
Dark Horses Prancipg Around.
There is vast deal Of speculation and
surmise In the voluminous dispatches OF
the many newspaper correspondents
at Chicago. But tho entire field
is pretty we'll covered In this view
OF the situation telegraphed by Col.
Mcclure to his Times "There is not an
ordinarily intelligent observer OF politics
in Philadelphia or in Maine or in Califor-
MIA who IL not now as we'll Informed OF the
probable action of the convention to meet
here on Tuesday al the most sagacious
and tireless correspondent or political
leader now in Chicago. Speculation can
DO obtained in infinite numbers aud varia-
tioDs, but the plain truth is that nobody
IN Chicago can give anything else than a
blind guess as to the relative strength of
the leading candidates or as TO the nomi-
nee for president. II is known that Blaine
and Arthur will both be somewhere near
three hundred votes on the first ballot, but
which will be over three hundred or which
lead the other will be determined not
earlier than Mouday night or Tuesday
morning. Blaine is likely tn lead Arthur
and he may lead him by as much as fifty.
Blaine. There are not less than one hun
dred delegates who arc likely to divide DO
tween Arthur and Blaine, but how they
will ultimately divide--whcther they will
give nearly fifty to zach, or one fourth OF
| one third to either and three-fourths OF
| two thirds to the other--is an underter.
mined problem and time and circumstances
| will bring solution only rs the ballot is
| about to face the voters"
The one significant feature about all the
| reports from Chicago Is the manifest sigI
| of a mercenary disposition ou the part o
the Southern delegates hitherto credited
to Arthur, aud the growing conviction thai
there is friendly understanding between
Blaine and Logan. The negotiations will
the Southern gentlemen who have gone K
| Chicago to make the most of their Re
publicanism at tho only point where 4
counts for anything arc conducted in be
half of Mr.. Blaine by the Hon. S;epheI
b. Elkins, of New Mexico. practical maj
who il almost another Stephen w. Dor
sey IN the extent and variety of hi
resources. His most notable achieve
ment up to tho present time has bee
the capture of DorsUy's former o0lleagu
in the Senate, the Hon. Powell Clayton
| who is supposed to represent the create
/ part oI the ArRausas uSloHaLioh, part U
the Missouri band, aud T. few votes from
Texas. Other reported dessrtions fror
Arthur to Blaine have destroyed the Tait
Of the most hOpsful friends Of the pres,
dent that there will bo anything like
solid Southern vote for Arthur. 1t
somewhat instructive fact that in a
this preliminary business, the control
political events is in tho hands of Il
mercenaries rather than Of tho rerormer
The Hon. William Pitt Kellogg's litt
finger is as big as tho waist OF tho lo
: Andrew L. White.
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NEW YORK, juno 2.-Flour-state and West
ern dull and stiii tending I'm buyers favor |;
superfne state. s2001330 Extra do. % 40D3s0;
Choice do s3GUiC Fancy DO, ~ l0G65O; Round
supernne Western, o. 0003 20; common to
good extra do, 50 i0fl3;0; choice do, % rs
G8 50: choice White Wheat do. % 25Gp6 80:
Southern dull ana easy; common TO fair extra
s. G0GsI 90 good To choice do. - 85n8 25.
Wheat 1<911c lower, duh and heavy; No.
White, nominal; No. He'd, June, 81 0lk0
! 0l4 July, 81 O414Gsl % Aug. 81 05xDl 0J (;
sept. fl 06IFagl O6H; Dec. 81 10I4Gl ION.
Corn LGs34 lower ana Gull (; Mixed western
spot at 6dt16ic; do future G3fp66Ac.
Oats shade easier; No, Q June, 37sAc
July, 3sC Stato, 30c Western 3IQl3C.
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TnE sITUATIuN TODAY.
Blaine ana Arthur seek aud Noe

Bihino ana arthur seek huu NoCh'
CmCA GO, June 2 Tho situation here ia
much simpliiied this morning. Tho ad
| herents OF tho six candidates, Arthur,
Blaine, Edmunds. Sherman, Logan and
Hawley have made fair measure Of their
| strength, and deem the prospect good
enough to stand by their men.
The highest vote now claimed for Blaine
is 33S, and the highest for Arthur about
325. Conservative lockers on place tho
figures at less than 800 for both.
Booming Edmunds.
Friends of Edmuuds arc in high feather
to day claiming he has developed uuex
pected strength. a caucus of all his
adherents Is now iu session. The caucus
numbers about 50, including George Will
liam Curtis, Andrew ID. White, aud
Theodore Roosevelt. Thoy say they can
summon 100 votes, which If correct and
Sherman and Logan men stand firm, will
result in dead loci; ia the convention.
Sherman's adherents in the Ohio dele
cation have received some assurances of
support from Indiana in the event that
Gresham or Harrison be not named.
Prevalent Impressions.
The attitude of tho Wisconsin, Mchi.
gan aud Indiana delegations is watched
closely. as the combined strength of those
| states Joined to the Independent or Ed
munds movement at the East might turn
tho tide in tho direction Of a rev man.
Indiana will probably name Harrison, but
may be turned to Gresham at any oppor.
tune timo. Connecticut still declares for
Hawley, but an impression prevails that
tho strength OF that state will. IN case OF
an early br, ak, go to Edmunds.
Tho Arthur men pursue a very quiet
canvass, without making any exhibit of
figures, but displaying the greatest conf
denCe
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A REM
An OLD Man Who Wanted Em. Jacobs 4
trait.

An Ola Mhn VINO wanted En- Jacobs ior-
trait.
The following appears in yesterdays
Philadelphia Times in the course of some
"reminiscences of Gatekeerer Bradshaw,
who has been Mt Blockley hospital for ten
years
There is something more about
Madame Emma Jacobs, who died here last
fall, that has never been told. Before she
died she left medallion photograph and
some tripkets with the nurse, because she
had been kind to her. A month or two
after Emma died an old man came to tho
cato and asked to SEQ the attendant who
nursed Mrs. Thompson-that was Emma
Jacobs real name. gave him pass and
sent him over to the hospital with run
ner. In a little while he came back tren-
bling with excitement.
"Ive got tive got Il, he said.
90 What p inquired.
" He looked at me rather doubtfully for
moment. Were you friend OF Mrs.
Thompson p he asked.
I" Yes,' answered.
"'Then III tell you, Emma Jacobs
was an old friend of mine. We were
children together in Lancaster county.
When she came TO Philadelphia lost sight
of her until rumors Of her wild career
began to come to the old home. | never
saw her afterwards, but knew how she
lived and how she died, and when heard
she loft her portrait with the nurse
wanted to have it for the sake of the old
times. Here 1t is, and he held up small
medallion, with a face that was young ant
fair aud beautiful. 1t was Emma a
fifteen. He put the picture carefully into
his pocket and went away looking al
happy as though no had found fortune
instead of the picture of dead Graz!
woman. The nurse told me alterward
tho old man gave her ten dollars for tn
pictureD
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Railroad Accident.

About half past IL o'clock this afternoon
there was wreck of freight cars at Roh.
rerstown. Tho accident was caused by a
broken axle of one of the cars attached to
engine G25. 1t was thrown from the
track, upset and crushed to pieces, while
or less damaged. Travel was delayed for
two or three hours, and 1t was necessary
to transfer passengers from one train to
another on reaching the wreck.
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railroad items.

w. r. Hambrigbt, passenger agent OF
the Pennsylvania railroad In this city, has
bcen appointed, In connection with bis
other duties, to have full charge Of the
station, and the Office OF the station
master, held by the late Capt George u.
Boyle, has been abolished.
John ID. Clinton, check agent, has been
appointed baggage agent.
Amos l.. Urich has been appointed au
additional clerk Ia the ticket Office.
Excursion tickets at reduced prices will
be issued to fishing parties of five or more
on the Port Deposit road for tho summer
season, good for three days from tho day
OF issue,
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Examination OF Tenohers.

BY request Of the directors of Conoy
township an examination will be held for
that township at Bainbridge, July also
owing to the fact of SuPt, Brecht, being
examine seniors at Millersville on June
23rd ard Gath. Examination at Mannheim
borough and Penn township will be June
2lst. instead of 23rd. Bart township and
Georgetown examination will DO held June
% instead Of June "a.
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their control for. tho bost interests os III

rne Legislative Appropriated Bnl rssssa
WASHINGTON, June 2.--The, House TO-,
gay took up tho Legislative cps
preparation bill, with the amend
ments reported by tho committees OF the
whole An amendment prohibiting couz-
mittee clerks from performing work Of :
private character for members WAS 70.
jected. An amendment exemptine ali
dist,iieries which mass one hum
dred bushels or less from tho
operation OF the provision of title
50, revised statutos, except aa 10
payment Of taxes, was adopted. Tho
other amendments were then aQreod 10
and the bill passed--yeas 1888, mars 40.
The House then adjourned.
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nothing Lie IL.

Nomedicine has ever been known so effec-
tuaI In the cure OF all those diseases arising
from an impure condition OF the blood ~
SCovILL's SARsArARILLA, OR BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRur tor tho cure of ScrOtula, white swell
ing, Rhoumatism, Pinplcs, Blotchcs, Erup-
tions, Noncreal Sores and Diseases, COnsump.
ton, Goitrc. Boils, Cancer ami all kindred
diseases. No better means oi securing II beau
tilul complexion can be obtained than by
using SCONILL'5 BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, which clcRnses the blood and gives
beauty to tho skin ur?G2wMw&FSw
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DELnaArKs kLrUrEp.


.
Oonveotios.
30 far as heard from the following dele
gates were chosen on Saturday In the
different election districts. by the Demoo
faoy tho county convention, which meets
in this city on Wednesday to nominate a
county ticket ....
Adamstown--August g. Regan, Nor
gan II. CLARK, Nathan Hartman.
Brecknock--C II. Renningor, George
Lorah, Frank Emmeit, Rudolph Bross
man.
Cocalco Il Pierce Lssher, Geo. l.. Sal
,ade, Frank ID. Killiap, John W. Earnst,
Henry Palsgrove..
Lancaster CITY
First Wsrd-George W. Brown, John r.
heith, Samuel X. Liohty, John Reeso,
VIM. Titus.
Second Ward.--W. J. Fordnry, Jas. Il
Donnelly. Henry Riusing, A. ]. Dunlap,
w. U. lIensel.
Third Ward-IIenry Wolf, John f.
Deiohlcr, B. f. Leman, Chas. Peters, b.
+. Davis.
Fourth ward. = George Pon,z, Isaiah
McKillips, Wm. B.lz, John ochs, George
Stoinmhn
Fifth Wmd--O B. Shortzor, Frank
Pieiiier, JOS. kautz, John Jeiferies, Fred
Kissinger.
Sixth Ward.-Geo. Prentice, John
Marion, Chas. Frailey, John b. Sener,
Daniel McEvoy
Seventh Ward. Phillip Kuhlmau. G,o
Darmstaotter, l.. II, LSOaard Johu Miller,
Frank ). Everts.
Eighth Ward. Frederick Glasbrenn or,
Daniel Brown, John Richie, John ST.
oENr, io'vr D,eh,; ~,
Nn,h WMu-Jaoop iohtH' .. FREQ
eager, Andrew Dor"art' John MehllI'ps'
'oun i. iiusonlnaoni n
Spuno'a por'"gn- ,
r,rl nSs MMuI,nas, M' r. nonne, Geo'
u., o, nuuIo" nl., de h'e'si'n8' WIN maauop,
iosor D,',ner' -,
sup Scoo.u "mu-" hayoS MrieT' 1eo' W.
Sonroea.r, marry Npite' W. u. Dutteh
ho,sr, WIN; 10 bI'h3.tz ,
uin'," Na,uTffank Jahson, Florih
hsucS' 90seph henhold.
y n,, nI,a" o'yrr ~. /. btuqaker'
~ Diiier, h' H. h'hleihan, James
hean. , ~ d.,
FL, E',"apesntowu-o; ~ W. summers, JOS.
Eh T. hon"an' h''l Eng'', James VIII
"'s,,' m,r- - ;. :,
Mouh'vl"s[Jon hoover, u ii.
hauuman, John Leio, James Montgomery,
Le.nard hesh.
me, Joy oop,,I aopo Shtite, Martin
Do"n'an, JOS n NooDs, JOE. Detwei'rr,
frsd' Eokert; ;,
uy wv. @ ntohe,nan S, .. H-Jn1, H.
IIi,onausn, Ii marry husSn,uau, Jaooo h'so,
i'I"'y n Sm,or, Sa"ue' Narer' d., -,
CT n DVhegm ,npt.ngVli,9 - george l.
Sn' uioSn' Shr's''an "h''t'o' hehty ocniegei
nilen' 49,
honrsfSSo%h u, hngwat, " H.
,,o''''In, - h'uotisn' W. D. hartin'
n; " ncl'Iicn.
Nv. DoneE'L-fo,of a. hntt, Goo; w.
motn,'ey, pahiei D "H'' oinoh hutt,
ooS; a. Ilticn'
west Lampeter-Ao III SIDES, j. Il
Ds,trlGn, george iTn'sh'
mannslm DOT H. i0ung' =. T.
nrnnt, W. H. FRANK denry Bach' Frank
ID bt1sey; tt -
W. Earl-ienry Is. Hartman, Samuel
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m strimopisl Intelligence.

PhiIaueIphIh TImeb.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, a young Methodist
clergyman of this city, was married last
week to Miss Welch, tho daughter of a
wealthy New Yorker. The Rev. Frank
Moore, of Philadelphia, was best man. On
Tuesday next an interesting wedding will
tako place In Lancaster. Miss Belle
Hager, few years ago we'll known belle
in Philadelph will be the bride. She is
to marry Mr.. John z. Nicholson, of Dover,
Del, son of former member Of Congress
from that state.
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The Ipahs Htata mont.

WAsmINGToN, ID. c., June Q. - The
debt statement shows a deorease duiicg
May of a, 763, 241.
There was run on the National savings
bank this morning. The bank paid all
demands without exacting their privilege
of thirty days notice.
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PhiIadeiphia Usttie Market.

STOCK YARDS, West PnILADgLrHIA, June 2.--
Cattle I'm fair demands receipts, 1900 head |;
6Lc; common, 54n6MC,
Sheep In fair demand receipts, IL. 600 head !;
&c; common, 2Hatc lambs, 5hd0hc.
Hogs in fair demand ; Western, 7dSc.
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cone TO York.

This morning about three hundred
members of the Catholic beneficial so
oioties of this city went to York to
partcpats il the ceremonies attending
the laying OF the corner stone of s..
Mary's church in that borough.
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The mayor had eight cases of drunken
and disorderly conduct TO dispose Of tbi,
morning. One was discharged, four paid
costs, one was committed for three days
one for ten days and ono for thirty days,
One Of the prisoners, Harry Brown, broke
to pieces the water closet In his cell.
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The county missioners this afternoon
opened the bids for building the bridge at
Black Rock. in tho west branch of the
Octoraro creek, In Colerain township.
The bids were as follows: James 9. Car
penter, st,425 Elias MoMollep, si,7o7 ;
w. w. Upp, 81 $50.
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90 Saturday last, Mrs Frank Haokerty.
Of RohrerstowD. while walking in the yard
tripped and fell, causing fracture OF the
left leg in the hip joint. DIR. ID. VI. SheDk
was called and attended the lady's Injuries
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Phuadelpnia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
sPkOIAL NOTICE.


Tho yoltaic BELT Co, Marshall, Mich., otter
To send Dr. Dyes yoltaie Belt ana Appliances
on trial, tor thirty days, 10 men. young or old
afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
ana kindred troubles. SEQ advertisement In
this paper. M,W,EAW
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pEmnCnATIU COUNTY YONvEslIUs.
w.one,dny June 4, 10 ~. M

on tho morning OF tho day ot the Demo
cratic county convention | will meet my
friends at shober's hotel, corner OF Nortf
Queen and orange streets.
JOIN ID. UkRRAR.
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Threw WAY $3.50

IIoubled with asthma Tor eight years. Not
quite two bottles o. Thomas Ecitctrtc Oh
cured me completely. after sprndimg over iaSt
without the slightest bc"ent. TIL" IL nat
sale by ~. -. Cochran druggist, ld aud l3s
North Onrnn atroet
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vii, Remain Another week.

The Dime Concert Company, In order 10
give alI AN opportunity tn witness their inter.
esting entertainment, have concluded to re-
main In Fulton opera house another week.
There Will bo an entertainment each night.
and matinee performances to-day, W Wednesday
and saturday.
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Ten Of the electric lamps were reported
this morning m not burning satisfactorily
last night. some Of them being out from
dark TO daylight.
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would You Relieve II.

Natures great rcnod, kidnoy'"ort, has
cured many oJstIuRte cases OF piles. This
most distressing malady generally arises from
cons nstipation and "A bad condition OF the
bowels. Kiincy.Wort acts at the same time
as a cathartc and IA healing tonic removes
the cause cures tho disease aud promotes "A
he ilthy state OF the affected Organs. James
+. May er, carriage manufacturer, OF Myers
town, Pa, testihes to the great healing powers
OF Kidney Wort, having been cured by 1t OF n
very bal case OF piles which tor years hadre
fu sod TO Yield 10 any other remedy. m20-l "
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BERLIN. June 2.--The German prt - ID
filled with indignation at the news of tho
last explosions in London. Il declares
that there will DO no occasion for astonish-
ment IL reprisals should occur.
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Kochetort on the Lonaon ExpIesl ens.

PANS, June 2.-Henri Rochefort, 10 his
radical paper EIntransigeant, offers On
couragement to the dynamiters. He calls
the explosions of Friday night "the expl0.
sion Of 600 years Of suffering and misery"
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,emovAi OF pace Of Busincs.

The business OF Bair n shenk, bankers, will
hereafter be transacted IN room No. |, second
moor OF their building, in the northeast angle
of Centre Suuaro.
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The I,ou,,on Exoios,on.

PARIS, June 2.-James Stephens, tho OK.
Fenian head centre, regards the explosions
in London as dastardly outrage. He says
no true iriond of Ireland had any part ia
bringing them about.
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The Mercantile Tax.

Aaron ii. SUNNY, mercantile appraiser,
is sitting to-day in the Office of the county
commits 'ioners to hear appeals from the
mercantile appraisement.
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major A. U. hsip@hi's Decoration Address
In Lebanon.


Having appeared before a Lebanon
audience before, his ability as a speaker
was well-known, and consequently the
house was crowded. Under the inspiration
of tho day, he delivered an address which
for power and eloquence has hardly ever
been SURF assed in Lebanon.
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LOOKS Honest.

A clear, bright open face somehow looks
honest. 4 horse thief or burglar seltoms car
ries such face BurdOck Bto0d Biuers give
the skin peculiarly hne texture and clear
ness. They strengthen and enrich the circu'
lation and 40 eradicate all eruption or blcm.
ish. For sale by II. Is. Cochran, druggist, 1877
and i39 North Queen y rect.
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rly Wife H.a rits.

." For 35 years" says our correspondent
Henry Clark, OF Fairfield, Lcnawo Co., Mich,
" my wife had fits. They would last about an
hour, and sometimes longer Samaritan Ner-
vine has permanently cured her"
my27-lWdeOdSW
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Tslephon, OonnectIon

A. X. Spurrier, alderman, 26 South
Queen street Is connected with the tele
phone exchange.
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wpaTaEK InD,Oar,oNn

WASHINGTON, June 2.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, north west to northeast
winds, stationary temperature, lower
barometer
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II you suiler with sick headache, Constipa
ton, sour Stomsch, or Bilious attacks, Em
ory's Little Cathartic Pills will relieve you =
IS cents. j2lwdM, W&FSw
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The glory OF man IL his strength. II you arc
weakened down through excessive study, or
by carly indiscretIons, Aliens Brain Food
will permanently restore all lost vigor and
strengthen all the muscles OF Brain and Body.
N 6 tor s5. At druggists, or by mail from J.
IL. Allen, 3l5 First Ayo., New York City.
I2lwdM WSFSw
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Aliens BiliousPhysic Is purely vegetable
liquid remedy Tor Headache, Biiiousness and
Constipation. Easily taken, acting promptly,
relieving quickly. 25 cents. Al all Druggists.
tslwdM WSF&w
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DrsrKrrIc, nervous people, "out ot sorts, II
CoIden's Liquid Beet Tonic viii cure. Ash
rJr Cotdtn's. OF Druggists.
illwdcOdSw
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HpsUIAL sOTfUEs.

. Ladies' should wear Hop Plaster over the
small ot tho bacb, as Il cures all pains and
aches. 25cts. at any drug store. All ready to
apnly.
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PHysICIAss' sanction has been accorded IN
that standard disintectant. Glenn's sulphur
Soap. "Hill's Hair Dye" black or brown. SOC.
IL lwdeoddw
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-05

e. P. CHURCH. --Ereaching Sabbath,
as II A. 81, aud P. II. by Rev. S. q. Ir-
vine, ID. D. Sabbath School at 2s20 ?. u
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvASaE1rcAL CHuRoH. Preaching en- Sab.
bath at IL 4. ~, and "a r. Il. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. ]. 4. Hollenhaugh, pastor.
C1asaRRaAT1oNALCH CHuRcr. .--Servioesevery
Sabbath at IL A. Il. and r. Il. Sabbath
School at 1916. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. ]. w.
Harris, pastor.
II. Is. CHURCH, SouTn. Services held
every second and fourth Sahbaths in each
month at St Pauls Al. e. Church,
South, 1t II A. n. Sabbath School at 2:So
?. u. sharp Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. c. Il. Carson. pastor.
NJ. E. CHURcm-preaching every Sabbath
at IL a. ~ and "A ?. II. Song service N
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
Nt 80 2. II. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev. N. Judy. pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH. every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. Brosdalbin and Fifth Sts, Sunday School
at $50 p m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening Rev. Isaac II. Condif
pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Preaching eyerySab.
bath At VIC. I. U. Hall,a IL An& 1850 P
n. Sunday School at half past o'clock P.
n. Rev ] I Floyd, pas tof.
FnRsr BArrTsr rCHuRcH.--Preaching every
Sabbath At IL o'clock y N. at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. I G
Brownson, pastor.
USIvERSALtTs CHuRcH. Preaching every
ocoad aud fourth Sabbath ef each month
nCrAwford's Hall at Ii o'clock, a. H., and
o'clock, P. n.