Religious Services Schedule for Downtown Churches
A detailed list of Sunday and midweek services across multiple churches in the area. Includes names of pastors, service times for morning and evening services, Sabbath School, and Wednesday prayer meetings across First and Second Presbyterian, Christian, Trinity Methodist, Christ Church, German Methodist, Lutheran, Universalist, Jewish, St. Mary, St. Michael, Second Baptist, Ebenezer Methodist, and African Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Vine Street
Main Cross
Third
C. E. W. Dobbs
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second and
High Streets
W. R- Brown
Second Presbyterian Church
Corner
Third and West
Wilson
Christian Church
Main_ Cross
Vine and
Elm
C. Q. Wright
United Presbyterian Church
Third and Vine Streets
J. A. Kenney
Trinity Church
Methodist Episcopal
Third Streets
L. G._ Adkinson
Christ Church—Protestant Episcopals
Mulberry Street
Edward Bradley
German Methodist Church
Third Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. George
Lutheran Church
Main Cross Streets
August Muller
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
I. B.grandy
West
Eger
ST. Mary’s
Second Street
East
Walnut Streets
Father Sapee
ST. Michael's Church
Church Street
John Mougin
Sisters’ Chapel
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Street
Miles Basel
Ebenezer Methodist Ik
T. S. Johnson
African Methodist Church
Walnut
Rev. Wilson
Brown's Iron Bitters Ad Claims Health Boost
A local editor promotes Brown's Iron Bitters as a powerful tonic that aids digestion strengthens the body and refreshes weary minds. The advertisement presents it as a universal remedy praised by a family doctor.
Mrs Polk Widow of Polk and Polk Place Keeper
Mrs Polk born 1803 married Polk while he was a Tennessee legislator. She joined the Presbyterian Church in 1835 and in 1845 sought to abolish dancing at the White House. She avoided politics and was highly regarded in Washington. After Polk’s death she lived at Polk Place in Nashville and kept his chamber and papers in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Tennessee
Presbyterian Church
White House
Washington
Felix Grundy
Nashville
Polk Place
Mr. Tilden's Health Reported Strong at Home
A private New York letter to the Omaha Herald describes Samuel J. Tilden on February 7 visiting his Gramercy Park home, overseeing work, climbing stairs, sharing a birthday dinner, and resting well. The writer, a loyal supporter, believes Tilden prefers private life and will not seek political office again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
Mr. Tilden
Greystone
Gramercy Park
Yonker’s
Tilden
General Tom Brady Defending Self by Technical Pleas
A critic argues that a man with prior honor who denies guilt should not rely on obsolete laws or vague technical objections when facing felonious charges. The author claims such tactics reveal guilt and personal bias, contrasting with true innocence and gentlemanly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brady
Rough on Rats refrain clears infestations
A vintage warning notes pests including flies roaches ants bedbugs rats mice gophers and chipmunks being cleared out by Rough on Rats 15e.
Wells' Health Renewer Promise Cures Debility
An early 19th century advertisement touts Wells' Health Renewer as a cure for nervous weakness dyspepsia impotence and sexual debility. It promotes the treatment at Depot Swormstedt and Co. with a price of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Swormstedt & Co
Democratic Leaders Accuse Republican Fund in 1880
The New York Democratic leaders allege a one million dollar corruption fund raised by Republicans for the 1880 campaign, with links to Tammany figures and notable Republicans like Minister Morton and President Arthur. They claim funds moved through New York and Brooklyn and may prompt a public restitution of railroad money and bank access. A Cincinnati physician touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for aged vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
New York
Brooklyn
Tilden
Hancock
Morton
Arthur
Cincinnati
Ohio
Congressional Apportionment Move Sparks Readjuster Debate
Richmond correspondent reports The Whig editorial endorses the congressional reapportionment bill, giving the Pelicans eight of ten Virginia districts and presenting it as an extreme party measure. The bill passes the House of Delegates and faces a Senate with a narrow majority. Readjusters align with administration despite party labels. Potatoes from Ireland and Scotland offered in Des Moines with a S sizeable markup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whig
Readjuster Organ
Pelicans
House of Delegates
Senate
Free Trial Bottle Offered For Lung Ailments At Local Drug Store
A notice offers a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and related throat and lung ailments at C. Heberhart's Drug Store. It promises to cure coughing, colds, asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, and hoarseness for invalids and sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wilson
Penn St
Williamsburg
N. Y
East India
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Church Directory
Mrs. Polk
Omaha Herald
Indianapolis News
Ed. Trickett
Kingston
Canada
New York Clipper
Dapet— Swormstedt & Co
John B.gden
Cedar St
BEN, Vandelf & CO
Barclay St
Cero
White Mountains
Portland
Boston
Detroit
Quebec
Niegar
Falls
Bufalo
G.T. BR. R
St. Lawrence Hives
W. He * Brearley
Daetroit Evawixe News
Benascent
Eoeer
Otaien Elissa
Glen House
Brearley
Osice Dewalt
Evenlog
Samaritan
Peter Ross
Springwater
Wis
J. B. Fletcher
Fort Collins
Col
E. B. Balls
Hiattsville
Wm. Henson
Aurora
J. A. Edie
Beaver
B. Hobson
New Albany
Ind
Jennie Warren
West van Buren St
Chicago
Til
Samaritan Nervine
Henry Knee
Vervilla
Warren Co
Tenn
Thornton
Claiborn
Miss
Wu. Martin
Mechanicstown
E. Fobes
West Potsdam
N.Y
Orlena Marshall
Granby
Newton Co
Jacob Suter
St. Joseph
Covington
Charles E. Curtis
Osakis
Douglass Co
Minn
Michael O’connor
Ridgway
David Trembly
Des Moines
Iowa
Henry Clark
Fairfield, Mich
E. Graham
North Hope
John Davis
Woodburn
Macoupin Co
Ill
S. A
Virginia In Politics
Richmond
New York Times
Ireland
Scotland
Town
Vuele Sam
United States
SoLip GoLp
J. A. Vail
Market Street
Philadelphia
Stinson & CO
Maine
TE. Walls
Main Cross Street
North Side
Central Avenue
Dewey
Madison, Ind
J. W. Buel
America
Washington City
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Endowment House
John Chinaman
Historical Publishing CO
Fourth St
St. Louis
Jesse James
Frank
J. A. Dacus
Jerse James
Fords
N. D. Thompson & CO
Ayer
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
H. Hallett & CO
Pisa
National Bureau OF Invention
Patent Office
Halstead & CO
Washington, D.C
Congressional Reporter
Great Western Gun
Pittseurch, PA
N. B
Canadas
U. S
Enes Baglan
Main Street
Madison, Lnd
West Street
Madison, MD
Malison
Geo. Diederich
West Main Cross St
True & CO
Augusta
M. E. Bell
N. Calvert St
Baltimore
Western Hotel
Henny Niesse
West and
Ohio Streets
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s
Garfield
Russell Barnes
D. H. Patty & Co
Geneva
Lake View Cemetery
Perkins
Monumental Committee
Cleveland (O
William Todd
Josh. H. Schofield
East Main Cross St
Craig & Brother
Anderson County
Whornsky
Madison, Mnd
C- Pfeifer
East Side
J. F. Bellamy
Beerck’s
Masonic Temple
Central Hotel
Second and Mulberry
John Kraut
Proprietos
United States Mail
D. Landreth & Sons
Aving
Tom
Dehler
John Adams
WM. Resor
the Pioneer Grocery
Liss
Sugars
Harris & Maddux
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