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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

The ladies and gentlemen who pro-
pose to take part in the concert for
the benefit of the NJ. Z. Church, are
requested to meet at the church. this
Thursday evening at I O'Clock, sharp.
The music ordered from New York
will be received by that time.
w. S. DowNER,
Mss MAMIE LOVE,
DR.. WALL,
- HALE,
n. w. HAINEs,
Committee.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

HARPER's observation-disclosures
for January, is most excellent num-
Der. 1t contains 66 illustrations, and
a rich variety of reading matter The
opening article, "the Oklowaha' is q
sketch of Steamboat travel in Florida,
as graphic as Porte Crayon's sketches
of Virginia. There is also 6 fine
sketch of Cambridge, The seat of
Howard University, and of several
of the Presidents Of the College end
their residences.
There are several very interesting
short stories, aud some universally
meritorious poetry. Get it and salts
fy yoursel. jenkins Il Holswade
have it for sale.
THE ILLUSTRATED HOUSEHOLD
MAGAzINE.-This is the cheapest ii
lustrated monthly published, and the
best for the money. 1t has number
of fine illustrations and the stories are
first rate. 1t has fashion departs
ment and a space for the little ones,
so that it is really household" mag
azine. Ii is well worthy of patron
age. Published for sl,0O a year By
the Household Publishing Company,
New York.
The PENN MoNTHLY.-This ster-
ling Monthly, continues to be one OF
the most desirable IN a literary man
of all the magazines in the L. s. 1t
is devoted entirely Ia literary matters
and kindred topics of the times. Its
review Of the month. is succinct and
impartial, condemning error whenev'
er manifested, and commencing what
is good. A most interesting article
in the January number, is sketch Of
the life and labors of Pestalozzi it is
interesting as a romance, ana a graph
ic picture of the philanthropy, self
sacrifice. and talent of the founder o.
the Pestalozzisn system of teaching
The Penn Monthly stands in high
rank, and it is always mindful OF it
position.
Published by the Penn MONTHLY
| Publishing Co., Philadelphia. $500
per year.
THE ENGINEERING AND MINING
,JorEyAL.-We cordially recommend
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Dec. 3Oth for the purI oss Of having
regular performances. After consld-
cradle consultation ON the subject, it
was considered best to let each mem
Der select his own subject, and the
following are the various subjects Be-
lected by the different members:
DR.. W. w. Baker, Mental Arithme-
tic and responsibilities of teachers !;
Mr.. j. W. Holt. English Grammar
and Advantages derived from teach
ers' Institute; Mr.. j. w. Thornton,
Writing Mr.. q. w. Smith, Geogra-
ply Mr.. Rufus Showers, Orthogra>
ply; Mr.. d. f. Wilkinson, Read.
ing.
On motion of DR.. Baker and car
ried by the house, adjourned till De-
cember 80.
Dec. Both 1875.
The Association was called to or
der at II O'clock this morning by
Pres. F. M. Vickcrs
The proceedings of last meeting
were read by Recording Sec, B. B.
Curry and approved by the house.
First performer, DR.. Baker, subjest,
Mental Arithmetic and Responsible
ties of teachers, Mr.. Bakers per-
formance was very good, really bet
ter than could have been expected
with the short notice which he had.
Next performer. Mr.. Brown, absent.
Next, Mr.. Holt, Subject Advantages
to be derived from the teachers In
stitute. We were highly pleased with
Mr.. Hollis address, and We are glad
to see him take such a deep interest
in the work. Next performer, G.
W. Smith, rot present. Next, j.
w. Thornton, subject. Writing, Mr..
Thornton handled his subject we'll
and deserves much credit. Next,
MIR. Showers, not present. Next, Mr.
Wilkinson, absent.
On motion of Mr. Holt and car
ried by the house, adjourned till the
first Friday and Saturday in March
which meeting viii be held at Ham
lin.
The following subjects were assign.
ed for the exercises at the next meet.
ing:
G.. W. Holt, English Grammar;
CorydCn McCalister, Reading; b d.
Malone, History of United States;
Silas Oxley, Penmanship; Miss Eli.
"a Stone, Miss Alice Dingea and
Miss Jennie Brown, Geography;
John Thornton, Art of Teaching;
R. Showers, Orthography; d. +.
Wilkinson, Corporal Punishment b.
b. Curry, Compulsory Education
w. w. Baker, School Exhibitions
W. A. Carol, Moral Training
Smith, on Free Schools; j M.
Brown, Mathematics; F. n. Wick
ers, School Government G. w.
Smith, Geography and John Pear
son, Connecticut Rule for Interest.
+. NJ. VICKERs, Pres.
II y Ctrppy 500
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A. Ii. PALM Err Dealer In
Doors. Sash. Blinds. Frame
Rough and Dressed Lum.
Der. Flooring. Weather.
boarding. Pine and Pop.
lar Shingles. MOuIdingS,
Laih. Newell Posts a. Ban.
nfsters. Drain Tile, Il Pat.
ent FlueS. White and Gray
Lime, Plaster, Cement.
Flower Pots &c. a Large
Stock Constantly Oh hand.
Cash orders promptly fill.
cd & solicited. Sd Avenue.
Bet. Sth a. 9th SITS, Hunt.
ingtOn. W.. Va. Jan. II If.
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THE IiMD DAY OF JANUARY, 1876
COMMISSIONER SALE

A. T. Palmer,
w. IN CIIhsCER1.
Jsmes Board ct al,
BY virtue Of q decree rendered IN the above
entitled cause, 10y the County COur ~ fsbeil
County, West VI; 9fnia, At the October tern 1878
thereof the undersigned SPECIAL CommiAzioneIz
appointed for mat purpose, will on
Friday the 2sh Day Of January, 1876,
bctseen the hours of O'Clock A. ", and s
o'rlock p. ", on the rr~-Fses proceed 10 sell
the following described pr)pe ~, io--it: Lot
No 10. 81 ,ck No. 3 OF Bu DH'- extension ~ thq
city Of Huntington, West Virginia, being tho
same properly mentioned In the papers AMI pro-
ceedlDgs IN the said cause, At Publ o auction 10
the highest bidder, upon the following terms,
to-vit: One-third Cash IN hand on The day ~
sale, the remainder In two 1sipayments OF sir
and twelve months. taxing from the pufoha-er.
bonds with good securlfy for the payment Of thS
deferred "a ymcris. and deserving the legal tfle
as further security until the whole "a pa.
II. q. sIxNs,
" q. ESsiDw,
Dec. sth-41 SPECIAL Commissioners.
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The West Charleston Com.
pany.

A charter has been obtained and stock
is being subscribed with view TO the pnr'
chase of West Charleston from the Trus'
tee who represent the present owners:
The property embraces more than two
THOUSAND TOWN LOTS, 40x120 feet
each, and about 1870 acres OF streets and
alleys. Also the proceeds of all sales
made by the Trustee up TO date, amount
ing to about $4,000 in cash and bonds
for lots SOLD AT AN AVERAGE OF
NEARLY 1885 EACH. Also thirteen
houses valued at $4,000, including one OF
nine rooms, with stable and out houses
and finally the proceeds IN he derived from
the sale of the Kanarha .Sdr and ria
ming IMN
THE RENTS derived from this prop
crty. including houses, brickyards, fair
grounds, &c, amount 10 over 5000 per
annum At the rate at which the proper
ty is offered To the Company, over 200
PER CENT. will be made by the Com
pany on every lot hereafter sold by them
at the prces at which lots have been
heretofore selling-and on choice lots
much more.
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A nyERTIsING: ink.r. Good srstematlc.

a DyERTISING: tnyAr. Good Systematic.-
IA All persons who contemplate making con-
tracts with newspapers for The Insertions Of ad-
yertisemenis, should send * CENTS TO Geo. =.
Rowell 4 Co.. Il Park Row. New 'rk, for their
PANPHLET-2OOK (ninety-seventh cdition) con-
tanning lists Of over POO newspapers and esti-
mates. showing the cost. Advertisements taken
for 'esdnr naners In manv stat at trcm-r-
dous reduction lrUn publishers rates. Get the
book. Jan. . ". GrR
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice il hereby given, pursuant ~
the laws Of the State of West Virginia,
that the annual meeting Of the Hunting
ton Elevator and Transfer Company, ia
corporation organized under said laws
held at the Office Of said Company, Q
Nassau Street, New York City, on tie
9th day Of December, 1875, at which
meeting the same being general meet
ing) more than majority Of the Capital
Stick was represented and voted in favor
of the following resolution:
Resoired, THAT the business OF this
Corporation be discontinued, and that the
property and assets that may remain after
paying all just debts and liabilities Of tho
Corporation, be divided pro rata am .ng the
Stockholders, in proportion t. the am't'
raid in by them RESI- ective'y."
All persons having claims against said
company are herei v notified u present
the same with voucie's to James i
Hawes. Treasurer OF said Company, at hi
office No. . Nassau : rect, New York CT
ty, OF or b, f. tie 18th d'y of Februai,
1876. Dated December 10th 1915.
JAMES J. TRACY. P!os.den'
bee - fw
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Huntington Splinters.

Thought winter had passed, didn'
your
How about our ice crops
About this time, Lynch-law is pop
ular.
Pa, are you in favor of the bible
in the public schools'
Yes why do you ask?
because we never had one al
home. Exit boy, followed by boo
jack.
Bill came home New Years night
with black eye. you've beer
fighting said his wife. Don't cry
darling" answered Bill, "f hadn'
run, he'd BACKED boff of EN-"
The reason whv stars shoot is be
cause the earth is a revolver.
Business is terribly dull in Hun
tington just now, cause, our merchant.
don't advertise.
Being butcher, friend Noble i
the carver of his own fortune.
Why can't q temperance man kis:
a Jewess? Because he is enjoined
not to to taste Jew-lips.
During the Centennial in Philadel
phia. butter in that city will be worth
one dollar pound.
Huntington beauty like old wine,
intOxicates.
A Loganite asked friend Brooks q
few days since, got any Nancy 30.
da, "No" said b. but we've got "Sal
Soda" all right, give me that,
knowed it was gals name.
During prayer, Wednesday night
at the Methodist Church. young
girl and her male escort wrote and
exchanged notes.
DR.. Butler had occasion one day
last week to visit professionally, Cat.
lettsburg. His friends not knowing
of his absence, supposed he had sud.
denly expired in his room. forced the
door of the same, and while searching
for the dead body. in walked the good
natured denticulator.
4 FINE PICrURE.-Husband in
vites a friend to dine with him, wife
ID aware that the dinner is first class
one. bnt in duty bound she must
say:
IL hope you'll be able to make out
a meal"
Il shall do nicely, | know" he
says.
II am really ashamed of the table,
she raitleS on.
Way, you needn't be" he pro-
tests.
but it's all his fault, nol,ling to-
wari her husband. "He never gives
ne any warning scarcely"
"Why, YOU We done nobly, | think,
couldn't have done better" asserts the
guest, beginning to loose his interest
in the topic.
..Oh, / hone YOU don't think this
anything Ola dinner" she says, look
ug with anxious pride over the
spread. "Gou must come up again,
and let me know beforehand, and I'll
promise you something decent to
eat"
I'm sure this can't be beaten,
protests the guest, with sense OF be-
coming depressed.
ooh bless me thi, is nothing but
= pick up dinner, the same as we
have when alone. Do try another
biscuit. Idon't suppose they are fit
to eat, though" she says, with increas-
cd anxiety, as she observes their deli
cate color and Aaky texture.
They are beautiful" he hastily
explains, feeling very uncomfortable
the while.
You must take the will for the
deed" she resumes. al didn't see
we were out of bread till the last mo-
ment, then | hastily made up these.
| didn't think they'd be half way de
cont, as there was no time to work
them"
And so she rattles on with her dis
astrous comments, while the dear old
friend he continues to protest, and
continues to feel more and more like
getting up and flying away.
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NEW HOTEL.

c. E. Myers. would respectfully
infol m the denizens of Huntington,
and all who visit its classic precincts,
that he has opened Hotel on the
European plan, at the corner of 7th
and Second Avenue, where he vii!
be happy to serve all who come.
He guarantees that anybody who
comes to his house for good square
meal will not 60 away unsatlshed.-
You call for what you want and pay
for what you get. tt.
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Sept. 10th, 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the taxes
for general corporation purposes Of the
City of Huntington, the assessment list oi
1873, are now due and payable and in my
hand, for collection.
Payments must be made At my office.
JOHN II. OBEY,
Sept. .So-ii Treasured
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

Ssvrro THE Poor HOUSE. May
,. Burke had sent to The Poor House,
.r Tuesday last, eleven cIlorel pau
-, ot all ages varying from six
la,bs to forty years old. These
w.r. known a the Waggoner tribe,
H.i sere as destitste a lot of crea
lure, as we ever slw. 1t Is fortunate
FIR them. a they would evidently
il.. sui red intensely, otherwise.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

the Zouave building ON the west, the
postoffice adjoining it on the east,
All the mails, books, ETC., of the post
Office were saved by the strenuous eff
forts of the postmaster and others.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

The erection of the Kanawha Iron
Works, just above this property on the
Elk, and the opening of iron ore, fire, clay
and limestone mines in the hills irnmedi-
ately adjoining, is already increasing the
population, and must, in connection with
other industries, bring in several thous-
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LOCATION.

This property embraces the choicest
part of the site upon which Charleston is
built. 1t lies in the angle formed by the
Elk and Kanawha riveIs-on the lower
side of the Elk it is almost perfectly lev
ell, and is well diained-has already =
population Of over four hundred, and =
number of new houses building at this
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

LoSr.-On Sunday evening, 9Th.
inst. very large Porcelain "Centen-
r.,' Breast-pin. Any information
t..- VIII lead 10 the recovery of the
same will be thankfully received al
Obj, Office.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

II you want good drink of good
Bumgardner or Clemer Whiskey, g
to Jack Cogbills' at Burke's old stand
corner of 2nd Ave. and eth Street,
Huntington W. Va.
NOY. LIT
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ARRESTED FIR HAEBORING.-On
r .ily last Two culored men by the
r. VI L'.,'ns were arrested, charg-
.. wi.h hrboring Joe. Houston, &C
esd II felony. They were sent up
ta. county jail to be examined for
go otcac., which ia 4 njS(em'Snor
a..er the law. joe. II aston WIS
nlatihe house of these parties Ola
O.. night uf hi- capture.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1876-01-13

Frank Scott and Bill Williams
wore hanged in Tennessee on the 1ih
list The first at Memphis, for the
murder of Rawson PhippS, and the
litter a. Bartlett for the murder OF
joseph Fields.
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NOTICE.

Knnawha Splint and
6rImi.CannelCOal nj prices
tower than ever offered la
this City. Also Lime. De.
mont. IaSier. ShfnSieS
and Lath. at very low pri.
ccs.
Yard, Cor. 9nd Ave. and
Tenth Street.
r.. IL. GKEEN
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Iorsrov ARRESTED. Last week
~ rive an account of the attempted
-iar of Policeman ID. h. Hat
hy Joe Houston, 4 notorious
ret thiafaui desperate, who es-
nj the time. A reward of one
l-el dollars was at once offered
Lis arrest, aud every effort was
forth by Mayor Burke, the PO-
" the CITY and others to secure
assassin, which resulted in his
| .,ure about , O'Clock on Tuesday
ming last, Just one week from the
. he committed the offence. His
azure occurred about as follows -
| Monday afternoon Mayor Burke
ved. some confidential Informal
| %. which iaiucei him to belle G
Joe Houston was wandering IN
/ ID, woods in the vicinity of the City,
j III at once communicated with |. ii.
Mitchell. the CITY Marshal, and they
rmiuei 10 organize speclaltorce
q make 4 thorough search that
lt At 1890 O'Clock, |. IL.
1 n .chell. Dr.. Z. 5. Burlington, Sam
| Moore and ;. A. D1nnella four a
4 l-sv men as could be found in the
| U.., started from the Mayors office
j n t.. search. and at 3 o'clock, Joe
: H.-,-a VAS safe in the City prison.
4 i-v s, found snug in bed at one
Il higgins, Hho lives just across -Four
II f.. Lress.opDJ,ite the Southern ter
II .n1, N.l street. lie was cap
III .- without resistance. Monday
K wl, "a very cold one and 1t was
4 .v r,1iecturel that the scOun
4 E would seek some house for m:
incubation during the night, and
III ills IS 5.,erei 10 be the FIRST night
A ... bee spent inside Of a dwelling
II .a. night of the attempted
4 .er Houston is real black
Il tu with more cunning than sense,
II probably would as soon bee IN the
II H'.gry Us ont of il. He was
Il before Justice E1slpw, ou Tues
uu.uc, vixen he acknowledged
II r ae shot Hatfield. but As he SAYS
ripple him, in order that he
-.mas. his escape; this would
It's seem reasonable from the fact
.eA ui possession Of llltheld'
and could have escaped very
without shooting at all. lie
committed aad sent up for ex
'n by q higher court.
L-u.lug against the prisoner by
ilH. WAS such, rs induced
"A - Burke and Sheriff Smith
- F, 1ere) 10 get him TO thu
d1l, a> soon rs p'ss'hl" 49,
1866, taken To Il o rsville ~ tn,
' arlc freight tram white. lei
J. Y Tuesday afternoon.
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Size of the Chromos 17x26 inches
The choice of these large and truly splend
id Pictures which were originally sold
for SIS each, and are now offered in all
their original beauty and excellence, civ
en- AS a Premium to each yearly subscrib'
er to DEaoREsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
$500 per year.
The Chrome ia sent securely packed on
a roller, postage 10 cents extra or, mount,
ed on canvass and stretcher, az an oil
painting, fifty cents extra, each, (which
includes transpirtation.)
Agent wanted everywhere, to whom
extraordinary inducements will be offered
Send for terms.
w. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
IL East Nth ST., New York.
Dec. 2-tf.
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DIED.

HoLDERBY.-At the home OF his parents In
Huntington, al midnight, Jan. 9Th, OF dipthe-
retic coup CLARENCE WALL, only son OF Ed
ward :, and Mrs. Columbia A. Hoderby, aged
two years, nine months and twentv-ole days
In the death Of this bright and beautiful boy q
happy home has been made dcsolAte. Child as
he was, Clarence vas very lovely child, posses
sing intelligence far b,l oBd what Is ORDINARILY
found la one 20 young. The only child. he was
the pride and the hope OF the household Not
onIy was he the object OF the fondest parental
affection. out a large circle OF kindred aud
friends. won oT the arIess simplicity Of his
character were attached IT, him as they are to
no oth'r chill But plarc was prepared for
hun 10 the Fathers House." and tue lnessen-
ger CAME 10 take him to dwell forever with HIN
Who said, suffer little children TO come urto
me- BY faith We look forward 10 the holy city.
Knowing that our precious boy has passed
through It's gates of peaIl, and there, free from
al sorrDw and pain. a Iurr. beauti1ed spirit
ROBBED in celestial beauty, he waltz the coming NJ
the loved ones OF earth. In our great sorrow
we are comic. ted with the assurance that our
loved enc Is safe IN the arms of jesus ana
though he canno; return 10 US, We can go 10 him.
Three years-three blessed years with US,
our little Clarence stayed
Three summers on M happy breast.
When from the far-cif Eden land,
An angel fair and bright
Made entrance tV our home. and closed
Its portals OF delight.
The lilies Of the valley were
No f.Iirer than our child,
All me- but heaven seemed 20 near
! q nle when Clarence smiled.
How often when his bright eyes
Were flooded DER with joy
felt that "a my cup Of bliss,
There fingered no alloy.
Three years God lent him unto Va,
And then W. we're alone
With quiet hand. Hedrrw 10 Him,
He WAC Was ali his own,
Now heaven seems 80 near tor
That often in our dreams
Well.waik the valley where there flows
joys everlasting streams
Daily drink from out the cup,
That never more Is swee'
Because ! miss IN. music o.
His little pattering feet.
Fuot-sore upon the road OF life
I'm wtitlng for III hour
When on my bosom shall wear
Again my peerless flower.
No, in the little mound Of earth,
Though dear Gs life 70 BE-,
l. C1Cei the Dir l. whose lender wings
Have tiuttered far from me:
But In the land where gsrsUf Hight,
Hume his noble brow
Our little boy, our Clarence dear
Is safely sheltered aJw.
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Com I'm Sale OF
Rcal ICsta tie I'm Lincoln
County.
Nov. lS-Sw.

Souhtys
By virtue Of the provisions of . decree
OF the Circuit Court of Lincoln county
at the March term 1874, thereof in cause
therein, pending. wherein Geo. A. Holten
tor the use of Rumsey Read 4 Co., and
T. J. McComAs are oomplainants, and
Richard Adkins is defendant, appointing
the undersigned IA special Commissioner
in the place Of I. h. Kline former Com
missioner in said cause. with Instructions
to execute the former decree renewed In
said cause. ! will on
WEDNESDAY MOP. TENTH, 1875.
at the front door of the Court House Of
Lincoln county proved to nell st public
auction to the highest bidder, three hum
dred acres of land on or near StCuts Creek
Of Guyandotte River. also two tracts OF
Sc and IL acres respectively lying on tho
Guyandotte River, in said Lincoln County.
Terms Of Sale: Forty dollars cash in
hand the residue in two equal INSTALL
ments upon credit Of six and twelve
months with interest frum the day Of sale
recurring of the purchaser bend ard good
security for the deferred 'nsiallments.
i. +. CURRY.
Spec. Gom'r.
Oct. IL, A..
The above sale is postponed till Fr.da
the 10th day of January 1873.
B.F. CURRY.
Nov lS-td Spl Comm.
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The party eiyeu oy the young gen
urn ot huntington, was dec'ielv
, most pleasant affair OF the kiad
II season At about 5 O'Clock
taa crowd began to assemble, AMI 10y
r.e. nearly IN the eli.5 II the town
,..c present, and spent the evening
l arciag AMI social converse. The
Cs.c,t>hurs band furnished The mu-
ST.. which WAS exec lent. Nothing
..urr.d % mar the plesure OF the
uo-, ANA at about two o'clock the
..rvI dispersed, INTERPRETATIONS
the Young gentlemen upon the
-c,,> # The party, and with hopes
r,t they Will be continued ut inter
s- during the winter.
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nr1rSar0I CaValq ND LOOGs OIREOIORr

r,rSr PRSSRYrEW CHuScn.-ChSPei,, GU ON
,-,,,e hetWrcn t5th and ltth Streets Nes. -.
N V.t7,nt,rS. PSst0r Services every SN' si
4. .s5, O'Clock a m. and - p. IN. SUNDAY S0'O''
80 ss.m M.
,..,s,,,srr,r pEysHYrgRfNS.-Land Compa-
~. VY,iiinr- CORNER an Avenue AMI ls'h s,,eet
~, Ian. pastor. Services hrst an tntra
.,,,RtA of each month. Saobata >eaO'' a.
3.E'. IN. -.
" EVRURcu -'N'h street Nev. MeS.'! a.,
,.fr,n Pssrar. Preaching every Saonath ~ 80
a1I-No n. sabbath school ~ O'CLOCK
1-svcr plerting Wednesday night
NE. CWrRcH SOCrs.-Holderhys Chapes
p.v r johnson Pastor. SerVic~severy san
San. ~ TO- O'Clock. a m sunday SchoOi e'sJ
sunday a. 3 \. IA.
1p~aRSo IrtONNL CuURCv CORNER oth As ,-s,
"a Sl,th St-eet Rev. Albert Bowers, PSstof-
s.-yices every Su1lSy AZ lo% a IN AMI = p W.
stay SchnOl NJ 1889 p. m. PRAYER Nee'iuS e'-
.-, Wednesday evening NJ : 0'ciock