Adjourned Peoria Presbytery Meeting on Henry Church
The Peoria presbytery adjourned meeting at the Second Presbyterian church heard reports on the Henry church situation. The disputed of Rev John Glendenning’s credentials sparked debate with ministers Cornelison Faris and others urging caution while Henry’s session remains under Rev Glendenning as supply.
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Peoria
Henry
Edwarda Chargea
Messra
J. Jones
D. VW. Danley
Second Presbyterian Church
M.P. Ormsby
Eureka
Arthur Rose
James Fleming
I. A. Cornelison
P Ormesby
W W Faris
Alvin R. Matthews
Matthew B. Lowrie
Arthur Ros
Tanpau
C McCune
D G Hervey
Respect
Robert C. Culton
Canton
Marshant
Washington
G. H. Mctvaine
Peoris
Jackson
Galesburg
John A McCoy
William Reed
French Grove
Charles Fisher
Delavan
John C Hanna
Council Bluffs
Pooria Presbytery
Limestone Church
J. Edwards
IA Cornelison
W. W. Faris
J FP Magill
G. H. Mcellvaine
David McCulloch
John
Glendenning
M P Ormsby
J. M. Murray
Theoeuical Institute
John H. Rrentz
Emporia
Kansas
Dr Edwards
Presbytery of
Poor
Yeverend
Presbytery
Dolavau
Jersey City
Jorney City
Glendowning
General Assembly
Carrithers
Thompson
Carruthers
French Grove Church
Janes Fleming
F. Magill
John Winn
Fullowa
Peoria Democrat
Mor Lowrie
Committee On Home Missions
Howe
Sport Pyiaving
Church of
John &. Glendenning
I. A.cornalison
D. McCulloch
Itn
Honecond Rabbath
LA. Cornelison
Reasoner
W W Faria
M PF Ormaby
L. 0 .Thompson
Alioso
John Weaton
J O. Hough
I. PD Wells
Wmater
Brunswick & Ink Home Mission Board
Henry Church
Glendenping
Edwards Thetn
Mr. Faris
New England Log House and Australian Wonders At Centennial Exposition
Philadelphia reports a New England style log dwelling with two rooms serving as kitchen and parlor as a curiosity at the centennial exhibition. It notes 18 bells for the original states, Australian mineral displays, a smaller English road engine, a French 1825 Guardia graft, and the Barthold fountain symbolizing light and water with flowing streams for visitors.
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Philadelphia
McShane & Bro
Widding
Washington
Australia
Ita
France
Paris
Eho
Barthhold
Statue of Lafayette Statue to Grace Central Park
French citizens of New York donate a statue of the young Lafayette to the exposition for free use and plan its erection in Central Park to honor the patriot’s aid to American independence and human rights.
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LaFayette
New York
Central Park
S. D
Storm Labor Not Phillips Ousted in Chicago
Our Own Correspondent reports from Oxnxpaco on May 9 as labor unrest erupts over wages with raids on lumber yards and a police crackdown. Assessor Phillips is ousted by the Chicago board of justices and Mayor Calvin faces removal amid a looming two mayor scenario.
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Colvin
Prom
Oxnxpaco
Hosses
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Gray
Calvin
Tom Hoyne
Auch
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Aood
Feopanen
Chicago Tribune
Beveridge
Phin
Immigration to Nebraska Sparks Economic Optimism in 1870s reports
The piece quotes E. W. Smith of Ashland and Joh A Bischoff near Harvard, praising Nebraska farm potential. They describe favorable climate, early settlers from Grant County Wisconsin, growing grain and vegetables, sizable acreages, and high yields such as 24% wheat per acre and 70 bushels corn per acre. The account promotes moving west for land and profits.
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Farner
Land
Burlington
Iowa
E. W. Smith
Ashland
Saunders County
Grant County
Wisconsin
Moraft Road Company
Harvard
Clay County
Joh A Bischoff
Taki
Blehoff
Missoui River
Market Report Records Fine Beef and Sheep at Local Sale
Geo Scholes sold a 764 pound dressed cow to John Morgan our marketman. A two year old duchim fed by Morgan weighed 760 pounds dressed. The animals are described as the finest beeves to come to this market. Each animal yielded 11 pounds fleece and meat making splendid mutton.
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Geo. Scholes
John Morgan
J. O. Townsend
Mr. Morgan
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