Local Churches Schedule and Services Listed
A detailed roster of church buildings and pastors with service times across multiple denominations. Listings include BAPTIST CHURCH on Vine Street, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN on Broadway, SECOND PRESBYTERIAN at Third and West, CHRISTIAN CHURCH on Main Cross, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN on Third and Vine, TRINITY METHODIST on Broadway, CHRIST CHURCH on Mulberry, GERMAN METHODIST on Third, LUTHERAN at East and Main Cross, UNIVERSALIST on Poplar Lane, JEWISH SYNAGOGUE on Third, ST MARYS and ST MICHAELS on Second and Third streets, plus SECOND BAPTIST on Fifth and EBENEZER METHODIST on Poplar Lane. Each entry lists pastor and service times along with Sabbath School and prayer meetings.
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Baptist Church
Vine Street
Main Cross
Third
EK. W. Dobbs
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second and
High Streets
W. R. Brown
Second Presbyterian Church
Corner Third and West
R. Wilson
D. D
Ghristian Church
Vine and
Elm
GC. Q. Wright
United Presbyterian Churcit
Third and Vine Streets
J. A. Kennedy
Trinity Church
Methodist Episcopal
Third Streets
L. G. Adkinson
Christ Church
Protestant Episcopal
Mulberry Street
Edward Bradley
German Methodist
Lutheran Church
Corner East
Main Cross Streets
August Muller
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
B.grandy
ST. Mary’s
Second Street
Walnut Streets
Father Sapee
ST. Michael’s Church
Third Street
Church Street
John Mougin
Sisters’ Chapel
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Street
West
Miles Bazet
Ebenezer Methodist E. Church
T. S. Johnson
African Methodist Church
Main
Walnut
Rev. Wilson
Diversified farming and sorghum glucose prospects rise
Southern farmers push grain diversification as North Carolina reports 40 cent more land in grain this season. Sorghum glucose from seed per acre promises profit, while carpet care tips and grange meeting guidance appear. Indiana Farmer notes limited fruit damage from freeze and says millet seed is valuable hog feed with favorable nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Indiana
Onions and melons culture plus Brown's Iron Bitters
The text covers raising watermelons with sandy soil or added sand, seed spacing, manure mixing, and weed control. It then discusses onion cultivation including land quality, manure, seeding, and keeping beds weed-free. A customer testimonial for Brown's Iron Bitters from Mrs. Martin follows, praising relief from rheumatic and digestive issues. It also notes commentary on political portraits and whisky policies by the Washington Post and Ohio Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EF. Brown
D. M. Ferry
Gerry
Rachael Martin
Troy
N. Y
Necessary Amendments. Detroit Free Press
A Vermont man imagines a clock enacting the assassination of President Garfield. The draft notes gaps inclining to Bliss receiving $25,000, Congress attending a funeral with liquor and cigars, and Arthur reshaping Garfield’s cabinet with Stalwarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Garfield
Guiteau
Bliss
Congress
Arthur
Political Points on Arthur Cabinet and Reactions
The New York Sun and other papers weigh in on Chandler and Robeson, cabinet changes, and Arthur’s bid for a second term. Editors disagree on Tellier, Lincoln, and party loyalties while noting press sentiment and looming Republican strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
Chandler
Robeson
Frenchy loses toes after gun misfire in Port Costa saloon
In Port Costa, a man called Frenchy sat shoeless from corns when a friend jokingly offered to shoot the corns off. The revolver discharged three times, the ball entering the foot and injuring three toes. Frenchy loses three toes but remains untroubled by corns.
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Frenchy
Port Costa
Crop reports show favorable sowing in western regions
Morning crop reports from many western localities depict a broadly favorable season. Spring wheat states Minnesota North Dakota Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska show seeding advancing as weather allows. Reports from Kansas and Illinois suggest no serious winter wheat damage from recent frost and an encouraging outlook continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Bank and city officials named in defaulter and conspiracy indictments
Caleb S Woodruff former Rahway clerk of the board of water commissioners is a defaulter for 3000 to 4000 dollars. Director Condict of Mechanics Bank Newark is indicted by the U S grand jury for conspiracy in falsifying bank books and voting to declare an illegal dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb S. Woodruff
Board of Water Commissioners
Rahway
Director Condict
Mechanics’ Bank
Newark
United States Grand Jury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Directory
Mulberry Streets
Eger
Washington Post
James Brothers
Keifer
Washingon Post
House
Ohio
Louisville Courier-Journal
Detroit Free Press
Buffalo Courier
Morey
Boston Herald
Tellier
Bossism
Baltimore Gazette
Satan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Republican Party
Lincoln
Springfield Republican
United States Senate
Mobile Register
Philadelphia Times
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Chronicle
Cheecfal Sport
California
San Francisco
Peter Ross
Springwater
Wis
Samaritan Nervine
J. B. Fletcher
Fort Collins
Col
Elle. Ralls
Hiattsville
Kan
Mars
Wm. Henson
Aurora
J. A. Edie
Beaver
Pay
S. B. Hobson
New Albany
Ind
Jennie Warren
West van Buren St
Chicago
Henry Knee
Vervilla
Warren Co
Albert 8Isipson
Peoria
J. W. Thornton
Claiborn
Misa
Wu. Martin
Mechanicstown
E. Fobes
West Potsdam
Orlenn Marshall
Granby
Newton Co
Jacob Suter
St. Joseph
Oliver Myers
Ironton
Isaac Jewell
Covington
Charles E. Curtis
Osakis
Douglass Co
Mina
Michael O’connor
Ridgway
David Trembly
Des Moines
Henry Clark
Fairfield
Mich
E. Graham
North Hope
John Davis
Woodburn, Macoupin Co
A. Richmond & CO
World’s Epileptic Institute
ST. Joseph, MO
Wheat Prospects
Chicago Tribune
New Jersey Officials
Ason
Detroit
Grane Trank
J. R
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Montreal White Mountains
Sea Segre
Portland
Boston
Quebec
Niagara Falla
Buftsia
Glen Ellis
Glen House
Brearley
Ofice Detres Evening News
John B. Ogden
Cedar St
New York
BEN. Vandelf & CO
Barclay St
E. A. Wilson
Penn St
Willismaburg N
Ifeao
United States
J. A. Vail
Market Street
Stinson & CO
Maine
Aio Bardenseele
Bowen
D. Landreth & Sons
Kinghamsingham
RP. Hall & 60
Nashua
Med
H. Balleti & CO
Pao
Ne Eens
Piso
Thousan
Bae
True & CO
Augusta
East India
M. E. Bell
N. Calvert St
Baltimore
National Bureau OF Invention
Patent Office
Halstead & Co
Washington, D.C
Congressional Reporter
Great Western Gun Works
Pittsburgh
Hewitt Manufact’s Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Egret J. H. John
Ers LLC
Usical Instruments
Hadrew, Riuiv Hull & Box
Pittburgh
Enes Baglan
Madison, Ind
G. Brernen
West Street
Madison, MD
Western Hotel
Henny Niesse
West and
Ohio Streets
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s
Wardware Store
Russell Barnes
D. EH
Yh Patty & CO
Geneva
Lake View Cemetery
Perkins
Monumental Committee
Cleveland (O
D. H. Patty & CO
William Todd
Josh. H. Schofield
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
East Main Cross St
Madison
Indian A
Littlejohn & CO
C. Pfeifer
Cincinnati
Main Cross St
Heberhart’s Drug Store
Tne Court-House
J. FE. Bellamy
Beerck’s Building
Masonic Temple
Janlotf
Central Hotel
Second and Mulberry
Jonn Kraut
JT. Walls
Main Cross Street
North Side
Central Avenue
Dewey Building
Aving
Tom
V. Dehler
John Adams
WM. Resor
the Pioneer Grocery
Rye
Bourbon
Sugars, S
Roceries
Warric & Maddus
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