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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28

w HEREAS, by the laws of Ohio, re; ula:-
w ing elections, it is required of the
Sheriff of his county to give notice before the
time of holding a general election, by pro-
clamation throughout the county, of the time
at which such election shall be holden:
In pursuance of such requistion, l, Samuel
Hilles, Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio, do
hereby proclaim and make known that the
Second Tuesday, Being the 10Th
day of October, 1SS2,
Is, by the Constitution and Laws of Ohio,
appointed the day on which the qualified
electors of said Belmont county, Ohio, shall
meet in their respective townships, wards and
precincts, at their usual or proper place of
holding elections, between the hours of 6
o'clock a. m and o'clock p. m., and proceed
to ballot for
STATE OFFICERS.
One person for Secretary of State for the
State of Ohio;
One person for Supreme Judge for the
State of Ohio;
One person for Member Board cf Public
Works for the State of Ohlo
DISTRICT OFFICERS
OuC pClSOu lUT VI -OOURTtSS lIOm
the Seventeenth District of the State of Ohio,
composed of the counties of Harrison, Jeffer-
son, Belmont, Guernsey and Noble.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One person for Sheriff for the county of
Belmont;
One person for Commissioner for the county
Of Belmont;
One person for Infrmary Director for the
county of Belmont:
One person for Surveyor for the county of
Belmont;
One person for Coroner for the county of
Belmont.
APPORTleNMENT OF JURORS.
| The Trustees of the several townships of
said county and the councilmen of the several
wards of the City of Belaire, in said county,
are hereby notified that the following number
of Jurors are apportioned to their townships
and the City of Bellare respectively, and
they are required to select said number and
make due return thereof (see section 5l64,
revised statute) to the clerk of the court of
common pleas, together with the poll book.
within two days after the second Tuesday of
October, 1882, viz:
lot v,ord palIo;ra Citu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28

UphaIn's Asthma Cure never
falls. Sold by all dealers; only
SOC. a box; by mail coo. a Q.
OPHAM, Philadelphia. Pa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28

BARNEsvILLE is bothered with sneak
thieves.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28
Town and Country.
ALMANAcs for 1883 are ripe.

CUTTING up corn is next in order.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28

ccc a week In your own town; tsrns and u
poo outfit tres; sddrsss a. Hallst q. COR l.
land Main.- Lls'iS
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Cleveland & Pittsburg R. R.
CONDENSED TINE TABLE,

In effect Oct. 3Ist, 1881.
RIVER DIVISION-GOING WESr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28

III g. MARROW GAt GE R. IL.
New Time Table.
Going East and West, leave 9:15 am
Going East and West, leave. 20 pm
Connecting with both east and west trains on
b. & o. X. X.
st. CIairsviiie d Northern Railway
Time Gard.
In sffest June 25th. 1852.
SOUTHBOUND
B. Ac' wiE1' B. A''
v.st Clsirsville.....7 IS am II 90 m 05 pm
Barton .........- .....s 10 Il 8 pm 80
Pasco....,S . 443
A.. Bridgeport-.......-.S4 40 90
NORTHBOUND. q
st. Ac. C. EI. St; 9. Ac
Ly. Bridgepart.9 80 am 30 pm
Pasco .....--.-.-...-.s ~ a
Barton -.---.-.-----lO W w pm w
Ar. ST. Clairsville-.-l0 25 225 63
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-09-28
Administrators Sale
REAL ESTATE!

N pursuance of an order of the Probate
L Court of Belmont county, Ohio, issued and
10 HE directed, l will offer for sale at public
auction, on
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co

In Etiect June ), ISS2.
N-~---~N~S~~(>>
EAST BOUND
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Published Every Thursday
Trains ON the B e. sW. II. R.

On and after Monday, October 13, 1879,
thesrrivsls and departures OF trains on the
Bellsire & Southwestern Railway will be as
fnlloxrs
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
EXCITEMENT N 4 THEATRE.

A false alarm of fire was raised in Miners
Theatre in the Bowery about O'Clock night While
the variety performance there was in progress and
the excite neDt among the audience nearly I'm mated
to a panic The alarm was caused by SIN ke
from stove in the bllrroom next to the lobby. Some
person who noticed the smoke raised cry Of fire. About
500 persons in the theatre time and most OF
them LETT tLcr seats. over fifty persons who
sat in tie parquet rushed for the stage. and,
climbed over the benches occupied by the musicians
Nearly hundred others out Of the theatre BY The
front entrances Those in the balcony crowded toward
the saircass and few persons who I'm the upper
gallery jumped down into the balcony, a distance Of
aho e eight fr L. The confusion vas 20 great
for q time that the voices u Thomas W Oore the
treasurer, and Of A. H. She don the director
mnEt~. wrr maud BE Both ued on that there
was 20 dtngr. No one had been injured when quiet
az neth restored, ard tue performance concluded
without furhcr trouble.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

J DIED.
! BRrTTAN-At the Hoffman House February y. John
swift, beloved Fred w aud Fanny johnson Brtan,
Funeral ervre ou Monday February 20 at o'clock at the
Church The AnnunclAton ilths between Gth and 1th-
ke4uyes reuds respectfully InvItei To attelL
CoNEORT-Cn saturday February L. Emelino Comfort in
+ the 18th year Of her
W Young No 46J West Z-dst, Monday, FEBRUARY 20 at
friends Of the family cordially invited
Remains Will be taken 70 Cat,kIl torintermeut
CROsBY-At Brooklyn urda7 February 1s. Of pneumo-
Edward Mason OF the REV. Arthur Crosby aged
DOTY-At Yonker4, n z. Saturday morning 18th inst
Georsie. dang1ter OF the late oyer W Boly. .., -,
tn First Presbyter.a church Yonkers.
DAEIErS-On Friday February L. Carrie wilson dlug-
Ter OF Gilbert r aad Jennie L. Daniels. asei %gars ~
berry-st, Brooklyn, Monday February - at p.
ELswoRTHI,-on Friday Fe9rnqry T. Mary Ryer widow
atye- md friends Of the family Invited attend the
Monday. Re .ruary 20. at II:oOa
FLRRIs-on Friday February H. Josiah s. Ferris in the
Funeral Monday, 2th, at at the residence
Trains leave loot Of Libertyst at p IN
Em & q J. Y sv hS'1y W sE an5 Es6rgpar
OF the lA;e James II. 10 ing. aged a years
GREFNE-On "wednesday February l5 1899 Clifton
PirE, Fruing, Alegany Co. Nd, lion. Albert Greene
Rara' at Portsmouth K. l.. saturday 18th inst
JOHNsrON-At Pan, France on Friday February H. Mary
daughter Of John H. scuyen Of "eSehester " u N the
MORROW-At south Orange. y. j. Friday. February II
Hugh Morrow. aged - years.
sAYRESAt Jamaica, L. on the 18th inst, Gilbert sayres
the 64th year OF his
and friends invited 70 attend the funeral
Tuesday February q. at 2'O o'clock from Grace
Church.
Trans leave Flatbushavo and l. I. City at l3Op IN.
TAFT-On Friday morning Feb nary H. James Rs yOunge't
Of Caroline T. aud the late ALariah H. TAFT aged Il
and mouths
Funeral services from residence o, Ma mother 90 Gates
ave. Brooklyn. Monday. February 20, at p. N.
TIsDALE-On the 18th inst. Daniel Tisdse, in the sith
year Of his
Funeral al residence OF his soninsw q MagOun No
10 East 37th-st, Tuesday. 2lst Il, 10 O'Clock.
Friends requested not 20 send flowers.
VAII--At his residence in North salem. Thursday
February 10. William Vail N tue 'ith year OF his
uis " the family invited attend his funeral
his tate residence Oh Sundly AZ / p.
VY~E-On saturday February l5 Of pneumonia Harry son
of Thomas and Eliza Nyse I'm the 22d year oi his age
Notice OF tuueral beresitsr
WHITALLOn saturday evening. his residence, No 607
LeXingtOn-avo- samuel WAital, IL D., aged al years.
Notice of tInui al hereafter
WARD-At Francisco cal February 1882 Syvanus
~celg John and Harriet = ward in the ZStA year
Of his
will bc held he residence Of parents
No 90 Per.ep0nt 81. Brooklyn Tuesday, February -
NJ - O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Edwin Booth plays another engagement In New
York this season, beginning April =, at Booths
IAtatTe.
a Celebrated Case " will be performed AZ Nib IS
Gar len during the pr seat week. ON AlOuda, Feb
rulry p, .ne 'Iw' Orphans wall b. produced
Next Wednesday. beng Washugtous Birthday
will be commcmortted in the usual holiday ID, ,hon
at several Of the theatrs Maunces are announced
at the Park the Tha.ia, the M4n,trels aud other
popular resorts.
Thomas b. McDonough Announces that the
right to produce IN America the London meloiIama
of "Taken from Life by Henry Petutt. Is
legally sied in him by purchase from thu author
and that he intends 10 produce the piece IN the
various cities Of tine United states Ibis right
was claimed some time age by Samuel ColTiIie.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

25th.- John Mccullough gives two nights to
Toledo and iour TO Columbus. .Genevieve Ward
devotes the whole week to Cleveland .Kats
Claxton appears tonight in New-Orleans. and will
remain there till the 25th inst Lawrence Barrett
enters on the second week of bis ngagement at the
Fifth Avenue Thea re, acting in "Pcndragon"
Lolita is in Kansas City,. Fanny Davenport gives
three nights TO Detroit ~ Robson and Crane act
in Nashville and Louisville. and will reach Cincn-
matt on the 9th. Mr. and Mrs. Chanfrau are in
Louisville. Annie Pixley is IN De'roitJ
X. Emmett gives two nights 10 Louievil'e Rose
Eytnge VIII be seen in saltwater. Mnneapois La
Of PoseH, appears AT Haverys Fourteenth Street
Theatre
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Ny0Dpsls JOr NE past = hOur3

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~. l a. m.-The barOme-
eter Is Ow in the Indian Territory AMI highest the
=. Lawrence valley. Gen raj has fallen
IN the Northwest and Upper Lake region Nor'heasery
wn's prevail in the Lower Missouri Valley snutheas
erv IN the Lake region. Ohio Vale and Tennessee and
nuriI a-tcrly 100 the Al autIc cOI-t states The tenn
prtaturc l- fill In the Atlantic and East Guf
states, aGd risen i'm ali tie oiher districts
Indications tO-idg
For New-E gland, Increasing cloudiucss with rain
sroV, nor hrry yrcrlug 10 sOutht ast Wlndt,
lower utrufueitr.
For the vi idle Atlantic states, warmer, clo1dv AMI
rainy weather, southeast yeerng 10 sOIthWes winds,
lower pressure.
CaHrouGrV Sictdts.
Cauttouarv signals Ordered from Chinco-cague to
sandy Hook
Indications for to-pOrT0ic.
Rainy weather il indicated today i'm ali the districts
OF the Mi, s-ppl River and Monday iI New-En-
sla. anl th. south Atlantic -tates. The Indications
that h cold In The Rocky Mountain region and
extreme Aoribw II viii extend over the country east Of
the Rocky Noun aims.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE JEUISH REFUGEES.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S.-The old passenger
station Of the Pennsylvania Railroad in West Phila-
dephid Is being fitted for the uOdaiOn of the
Jewish refugees, who will arrive here the Illinois
corps Of physicians. headed by Dr. Thomas G. Norton
has been placed at the disposal OF the Committee OF
Arrang meuts and al Of the refugees will be vac mated
as soon they arrive in this city Meat, bread and
croce les have already bought, and the superin
tend nj OF the Nev-fOrk branch Of thr Aln"e " Las
announced his intention meet the Russians upOn their
arriya IN his ". The Emp oy meut Committee will
!ts best efforts TO tin1 work for tle refugees.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
GOTERNOR AHER0NS EXPEDITION

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 1S.-GOvernor CamerOn's
expedition against tine lawless oystermen in the Rap
pihahn'ck River returned to tins city shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon. Prior to its arrival the excite
m'nt IN the city had reached fever heat and he
fun OF uutrustworthy umors OF fighting and bloodshed
Ihe citizen soldiers comprising the expedition
prominent and well-knovn young Of the city, and
tht anxiety for heir SAFE intense The troops re-
tufn wei. and the enterprise n six schO
Pl@rg 1t One men, tO-ia surrendered by Gov
sfhoI 'amrr'n upon warrants held ~ sheriff mi b. ~
Ma news Conn Y, and 10 grd the County jail. where
the 18Th Of March.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

especially II. o. Kenyon a director OF the bank
The depOstors began withdraw their funds and the
officers thought it best to stop business The capital
stock Of the bank is $4,000 with deposits Of about
S7OO.OOO
Last week the assets were sl,10OO00 but since Ken
yons failure there has been large shrnkage Kenyon
s said 10 have drawn $4,000 and sent it Chicago 1t
IL stated that II W. Eddy, another director who
signed today, drew much larcer amount. Among the
deposits are 100000 in Jefferson County funds and
500 In city ana school funds. The officers of the
Dank state that the dep sOrs will be paid in full No
salement from the bank has been mAde pubic yet.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
TIE FUNERAL OF NR. SHEFFIELD.

NEw-HAvEN, Feb. 1S.-The funeral of Joseph
Eeheield took place today at his home Mrs Sheffield
was In too feeble health to the church. The stu
dents of the sheffield Scientific school not
Present in body because the services were
az Tue house. However all the faculties
OF Yale College I'm attendance. All
the children Of The deceased man we're ther'. with
many grantchi drrn, and considerable
number ~ friends from New-YOrk, among
Whnn were J. A stewart. President Of the United
states Trust Company, the Rev b. Stewart Dodge and
Charles A. Miller.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
SHOOTING HIMSELF ~ TIE STREET

An unknown Frenchman, about forty years
OH slot himself tlr,u tIt ia 5erc,r,t directly
op. or Co tLe Fifteen PrecH. H. Ice station, lIe l--
ght The was dressed Ike la orer.
bur his hands were small ami white, and
evidently unused 10 toll. His hai- md beard were
bJfu long ami u.a fatirts Wrrc1ti a. 81. ia cI.C-
uai c.s'. Toe p"Ic~ .u0.g tie maE nigh bc tOIr
arust. He died Ii minutes after ne C. riSd to
tine police station. Ills Iochr. cont lcL uUt.iu
crp o. Box nl cIrIitg Il,r. We a. ad re-s iOuul,
and .ho body Mas no. rec guzed b. any one.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

TRIBUNE OPPICr. Feb. 10, l a. m.-The upward move
ment IN the continued until yesterday
Fair and clear weather prevailed The temperature
ranged IA aud 1872 Lne average u77s' oetng
H. low ert than the spOndng day year and
Ia. lower than on Friday.
Cl-ar fir aua mil Ter weather, followed by increas
ing c1Udnrss and chances or Lsht rain lite in
The div DE LneeLel tndaL th- CITY and Yainty
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
FASHION NOTES.
Small buttons are stylish,

Small buttons are stylish.
Lace-hgured ribbons new.
sunhOwer yellow il very dark.
New buttons are bal shaped.
A straw ruche borders bonnet brims.
Jersey bisGucs ar on spring dresses.
Tucked borders trim .insham dresses.
Canvas shoes imported for summer.
BrOcaded 1ounres adorn spring COS umes.
Hamburg embroiierirs have lace designs.
Faille seduisante Is a new bonnet trimming
Catscye stones consIdt red lucky Jewels
GallOons and tubular brlids trim cloth suits.
BOx-pla ut d hun ntin- jackets remain in favor.
" All Dltrk for The neck Is liked for blondes.
Venetian lace patterns arr copied In brOcIdes
Bro ad. d wool makes rich mantes for soring.
FlOuuces ~ corded crnul ne maze new bustles
Antique bodice- grow longer ald IN re pointed.
Dc14iautcs bouqu q are ~ 0ihues-Ofthe-yaAry
sapphire, are fa-hionabl- for eGcag ,men- rings.
Small butterfly bows Of kid re worn On slippers.
P'eatinc~ for the neck have become very narrow.
Ribbed Jer4ey cloth "a nportei FOR spring wraps.
Card are f.srooued the basqur oi cloth dresses
New satnc- come Ia primary colors. red aud vel 0w.
shrIcd white -uIah cheInisettes are IN new dresses.
Impolte dresses have long wlis-- and ar- bogfint.
Low Engli-h heels are now used on ladies waking
shoe,-a r.tuf change for the better.
Foularls viii suporaole striped 4nd checked summer
SILKS.
Embroidered borders are used on new fabrics for
4 r-sts
reura to the great popularity Of polka dots is I'm
ulueur
Flowers Of exaggerated size are oil null squares FOR
he ne X.
large buttons on the back Of coats mark them old
fashioned
Black cloth suits with lynx borders, viii be dur
AZ LEM.
Do..od spanish lace cL,miscttca made in Ponpa-
Jour -4 are.
Garnet -e ,tch dnrhams, checked with blue make
pretty SUNNI dresses.
American pearls are cut in srotesque de.lgls for
-rt.. pins.
Alatlau .ens1ut hats vii continue IN favor Tor the
pr.lE ald ,I.nnrr
glove hid with patent leather to1iny IS the fashion
,b. shoe Tor the rect.
rushed roses without leaves massod side panels
,r borders ou tai DIR ss-s.
Frhus OF III c m.ls hair or of the dress material
gIl be- ia the 81 r1us.
Feai her. wiz be- pOp liar next they 40
jfescut bul lowers VIII be associated o1th than
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
TIE GERSrER OPERA SEASON.

Tomorrow brgns. at Booths Theatre, the season
OF Italian operI Dy the straAosch COmpIny,o of which
Madam, l. eliza Gerster is the principal singer. he
other ieadIag vocalists are comparatively unknown
here, but several OF rhem especially the t,nor. Sig
nor Francesca Gianuini have been preceded by fair
reports touching their gf and artistic accomplish
ments The distribution of paris in the first opera
which wil be Lucia ii LanmeInoorr i, as fol-
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
i W47ERrOnN NV SrsPENLS

WATERTOwN, y. y, Feb. 1S.-The directors
OF the Aercnantz Bank, tAis oity. AZ mtet.ng tha
marnins decided 10 go into voluntary Liquidation.
the failure vi ii. o. KEN On Co., the Chicago
publc's confidence in the bank has been weakening
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
GEORGE a.. PCFNABT- SONS,
~ mud .ll Meat , sd-sf
The Origin and Growth OF religion. a. Illustrated b

The Origin and Growth Of Religion, illustrated by ths
History Indian buddhism. ~ 4. W Ehys DaktG5 Icing
the fiiDbert Lectures iOr l8sl syO. ~ 80.
ODinn smoking in 4 America aud China By ". II. Kane.
NJ ID. study prry aence and spread OF the
vice immediate and remote Effects MORAL pnys0-
l0gca ana financial, upon tho individual aud the nation
Emo cloth, 81
sensation md Pain Essay. By c. Fayette Taylor II
hmm I'll
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE STARs TuI, WEEK

Ed"m Booth Will artm F. usyii.e, Teue Haute
Liia' cite, fOrt Wayne and Indianapolis. john
L. Raymond viii appear in Piusburg Mary
Anderson :enaaains at tLe Boston TAestre til the
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
DROWNED IN A OUTER.

NEw-ALBANY, Ind, Feb. 1S.-ElUah Whitten,
for thirty years hiG in the Floyd County Court and
who was formerly County Coroner was found drowned
in a gutter yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

Perfhn's Baby. Equal 20 4" Hee1's BaDl3A' 'ltl an
nlust Ited cover AMI portrait OF "BeItAas Baby"
masterpiece. everyone viii BertAIs saoy.' 81
Gustaye DrOk Paper 81 cents cloth Il.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
Religions Notifies.

A.-Cburch Of the Epiphany the Rev 2. T. TRACY.
Rector 4ithsL, near Lexington ave--eryces, IL H..
D. IN SUNDAY school D. m.
Al Sous' Church. 4th-avc. corner 20thst-The Rev.
Dr. WILLIAM II. FL kNLs~, Of Philadelphia, viii preach
II OcOcA. FuDlc
SUNDAY school. $50 a.
Al -trck Hall. No IL Fast Ilth.-t-Mr. A. J. DAVIS.
morning aLd evening, II o'clock ami 40 ~ uma1 Mo-
tn N NOr.d.' lie public cordially i4yIted-
A. the West Presbyterian Church. i2i-st between 5h
Pud Oth-aves-Dr Allen. NOLAN Vu preach on sunday,
the lJtu inst, az II a. IA. aud 1880 D. N.
Calvary Church 4th.tye. 2lstst.Servces az
II and $50 D. m-Ihe Right EeF. ALFk d " ILLS,
J. d, DlaAo4 VI AolO.lu, Wl. preach ~ oo'h services
Church Holy Apostle, corner " 18th Il ana 9th
Rev. BRADY BAc4AC1. ~ b, Rec or Morning
sclct, lu.iJ LyCuluE s--FlUc, 49, seats lIee Ash
" elnesiay, lOi q. u., 1:ij r M
Church the Divine Paternity shave corner IA 81
BATON. fa-.Ot lplft Oi orfNlt-,
il q iu. 80 D. IA Morning subject 90 lhe lmmU-
d4tc ,hocc uf bOds service. .Vcuiug 'tei q u Opeg
tKtrayas2nce" strangers CORDIALLY invited
Church Of the TIeav, MI Rest,
ON ave-. ABOVE t5tllst,
Rev P e. IlDWLAND. d. d., Rector
~dudlys-ll a. m. ., m, > p M.
As4.te. .urst4y-ll a. LIs y m-
Church Of tre Messiah corner }tth.t and Para ave-
The Pastor ur EJbEhI tOLLf a., VIII preach,
Aoruiu- 4t ID lsctt The Pulpit" EVtums o.
A study Of Nathanrl ud~thHrne' public invited.
Fir.t society OF ~,rifuasrs al Republican au 30 55
West i.d Mr. AklaNAM lcct.Ics unOrliug AMI
lag, aabcct or YcaAs lecture, "Msdsuu4sAp s
L ses and a. us-s"
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
CHARLES sCRIBNRR'S SONS:
7i3and iBrosavay

Sctwatsa's search; Sleiyns the ArcUc m Q1es %
the Franklin Records BY William IL. Glider. Vol, oyo
with maps aud Illustrations Is.
The Orthodox Theology OF To day BY Newman smyth.
author or Lgnt' l2tnO 10
The Memoirs of Prince Metternich. Vol. 8, lS30!35
Edi,ed by his Prince Richard Meterch vol, svo,
:. ID
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
DnDD. llEAD s 90.

The Eady ~haot BY T-nny-on. Decorated In colors
b. Howard Pyle. vol, smau qldr;O, rIcDIy bound IL
CLOTH with gilt edges Ia a neat box
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
Religions Notices.


Frsf Baptist Church Park 39th.s' Preach
lnRby the by The Pastor the Rev. JOHN PEDDIE d. d.,
at III a. IN. and 7;f5 p Young peoples q
hVhhhy evening" general prSyermeetinR Friday evening
both commencing al 4.fj PIN
Fourth C9itarinn Church l2sthst. west OF 4ihsve-
hONDAf the IN inst, AZ ~ O'Clock Subject Re
generation. Evening at 7i5 o'clock. subject "NafurI
and Revealed Religion" Public cordially invited. sunday.
school al 10 O'Clock a.
T. barnard superintendent Chidrens Service Of
Sunday az $3.50 o'clock Public invited. Donations Of shoes
and secondhand clothing earnestly solicited
Fifly-tLird Baptist Church, near 7thaveDr O.
W "a NO y Pastor aches unday ~ 10 % and 15D
y N Baptism IN the evening O'Clock Conference Sltb
skepcs and COiege-class Monday 10 Friday. 10
Posvsm vii DE subject Of the discourse before tho
socet' Of humanity tOnigh, at science Hall sths
invited.
Rev John 4. Rroaau- D Of Ioui-yiiIe Ky WI preach
ior MMAN FL BAPTIST 'HU nc ii--neetB2 in Adeiphi
Academy Lafayettcaye. Jamesplacs BrOok.yn
on sunday, February 49, at 1850 a n ana $3.50 y.
~. Georges Church stnyvesant square Morning
service II co'k. with sermon by Rev. W. W VILLA N-
H. d. rector Of thn,ts ~ "a baltimore prayer
ISAAC MAGUIRE.
society for Ethical Culture.-Mr. GEORGE C. MILN,
o. tMcagO VT lecture beOr this society SUNDAY,
FEB - AZ Chirkeng Ha. tsthst All Jth-aye Doors
ytei 70 attend subject: Past Prosent and Future of
The church"
II AIMS Church sth-st near free.
vices a. u. tthe Holy COmmui0n .IO.3D
3:l5. Daily service, 9and l.
The Anniversary Meeting OF tho ladies' Association of
he ti0ns" q" thr Oi hrphcid kockaud County VIII he
ID m The Church tn frans guraYn Fast 2Nhst on
clergy.
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MARRIED.

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