Church Schedules and Pastors on Vine to Mulberry
A listing of local churches with addresses, pastors, and weekly services. Baptist, Presbyterian, Christian, Trinity Methodist, Protestant Episcopal, German and Lutheran churches, Universalist, Jewish synagogue, Catholic parishes, and Ebenez er and African Methodist congregations show morning services at 10:30 a.m. or 11 a.m., evening services around 7 p.m., Sabbath School times, and Wednesday prayer meetings.
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First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second
Wigh Streets
W. R. Brown
Nesday
Second Presbyterian Church
Corner Third and West
R. Wilson
D. D
Christian Church
Main_ Cross
Netween Vine and Helm
C. Wright
United Presbyterian Church
Third and Vine Streets
J. A. Kennedy
Trinity Church
Methodist Episcopal
Main Cross
Third Streets
L. G. Adkinson
Christ: Church
Mulberry Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Edward Bradley
German Methodist Church
Third Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. George
Lutheran Church
Corner East
Main Cross Streets
August Muller
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
I. B. Grandy
ST. Mary’s
Second Street
East
Walnut Streets
Father Sapee
SF. Michael's Church
Church Street
John .Mongin
Sisters’ Chapel
A. m
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Street
West and Mulberry Street
Miles Basel
Ebenezer Methodist E
Main Croek
African Methodist Church
Walnut
Rev. Wilson
Corn Culture Guidance and Peanut Soup Recipe
An article advises farmers on corn cultivation emphasizing timely soil preparation harrowing and weed control, detailing first and subsequent plowings and late shallow work to reduce pigweed. It then provides a peanut soup recipe using roasted nuts brandy and cayenne to finish a hot dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer
Old Fashioned Recipes and Grange Appeals From 1870s Page
Column features home recipes for fruit candy and gingerbread with step by step boiling and cooling, plus notes on Grange farming unity and education. Includes farm economy figures, breeding anecdotes, vermin remedies for horses, hog yields, rat control, and a Graham bread recipe.
Democrats defend Chinese policy with steady gains
The San Francisco Examiner notes Democrats in Congress push amendments to a weak Chinese bill, pass it over vetoes, and rally for a second measure while Republicans oppose. The piece argues Democrats are earnest on the issue, contrasting with GOP opposition and stating the Senate aims to preserve the bill’s value. A Camden reader praises Brown’s Iron Bitters for relief from dyspepsia and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
H. Eshbaugh
Kentucky
Erastus Ellsworth
East Windsor Hill
Congress
Miller
House
Senate
Mary Morey
Camden, N. J
Schurz on two great political questions in coming elections
The San Francisco Examiner notes Carl Schurz argues two pivotal questions will split the Democratic and Republican parties next election. It recalls California's 1882 vote on Chinese exclusion 157,638 to 883 and notes President Arthur's veto, asserting executive action has framed the issue for party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schurz
North American Review
Schurz
Mr. Schurz
California
Asiatica
Pacific Coast
Arthur
Italian Builds Bottle Trade Fortune in New York
An Italian immigrant who started with a sack collecting old bottles to sell to junk dealers bought a house for 19000 dollars in cash. From humble beginnings with a hand cart he expanded to hiring many men to push carts and collect bottles, growing his operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Dirigo Rural
Department of Agriculture
New York
Samaritan Nervine Promises Cure All Nervous Ailments
An advertisement touts Samaritan Nervine as a universal remedy for epileptic fits spasms convulsions hysteria and many nervous diseases. It claims to erase hereditary taints cure female weakness insomnia and drunkenness and opium cravings with instant relief and restorative sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Ayer
AveRr
Spaniel's Estate In Saint Louis Ends In Funeral Tribute
A St. Louis dog named Efe, owned by a deceased master, held a house and lot as his estate. A trustee managed the income to fund his food and care. After his death a costly coffin and hearse carried the dog to the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Efe
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Church Directory
West
Eger
Manly Miles
Thomas N. Grundy
Springfield
Louisville Farmers’ Home Journal
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Examiner
Samaritan
Nervine
Journal of Health
Illustrated Journal
8. A. Richmond & CO
World’s Epileptic Institute
ST. Joseph, MO
de Bos
Kokomo Dispatch
Wabash
R. R
Ohio
Major Steel
Detroit
Grand Trunk
St. Lawrence
W. Brearley
Detroit Evening News
Glen Ells
Glen Eills Setae House
Ofice
John B. Ogden
Cedar &T
BEN, Vandelf & CO
Barclay St
E. A. Wilson
Enn St
Williamsburg
N.Y
United States
J. A. Vail
Market Street
Philadelphia
Stinson & CO
Portland
Maine
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Molday All Druggioto Kvarywarre
H. Hallet & CO
Yisen
True & CO
Augusta
M. E. Bell
N. Calvert
St. Baltimore, Md
National Bureau OF Invention
Patent Office
Halstead & CO
Washington, D.C
Congressional Reporter
Senenee
Sale Seine
Wetaies
Gants
Great Western Gun Works
Pittspurgh
Hewitt Hanufact’g Co
Pittsburgh, Pa
Enes Baglan
Madison, Ind
Go. Bernen
West Street
Madison, MD
Western Hotel
Feonry Niesse
West and
Ohio Streets
Sam
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s
Garfield
Russell Barnes
D. H. Patty & CO
Geneva
N. Y
Esterday
Lake View Cemetery
Perkins
Monumental Committee
Cleveland
J. F. Bellamy
Beerck’s
Masonic Temple
Madison
IND
Central Hotel
Second and Mulberry
John Kraut
United States Mail
D. Landreth & Sons
KE. Walls
Joaaad
Dennis T
Main Cross Street
North Side
Central Avenue
Dewey Building
Aving
Tom
Dehler
William Todd
H. Schofield
Schofield
East Main Cross St
Ohio Stree
Indiana
C. Pfeifer
Cincinnati
Heberhart’s Drug Store
John Adams
WM. Resor
the Pioneer Grocery
Harris & Maddus
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