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The undersigned Is instructed by the Administrator
OF the above estate and guardian OF the children OF the
late charles Long with the concurrence Of The widow,
10 offer for sale
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4 Lease for Term of IT,. Years.
A.om 10 Aores Of K",o and K",n Lands.

OF the kalo Lands there from TO Is acres well
supplied with water and consequently very suitable for
with BANANAS RICE and KALo
Rents payable quarterly in advance
For further particulars and description OF lands and
buildings, apply to 7. A. ScHAgrsR, or to
uS l.. y ADAMS, Auctionecr.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-14

As the cold ant dreary winter 10 now close
nt band, 1t iswell md !ptop-r. That every
house keeper should try aud. provide for, the
family In his OF her charge. To neglect them
for the want OF proper aud warm clothing,,to
sec them at the, mercy OF those chilly and
piercing raw winds and storms, they must
undoubtedly feel the brand OF the ttansgres.
scr Of the common laws and practice oi soci.
city. To be able SO as. to defy the raw nhd
nicrcilcss elements We ia'l know tre1uires
means 10 attain tho proper object IN view.
TO spend ones bard earnings 1t Is well to
know how to spend It, so MS 10 try aud lay
out tho money In n proper aud Legitimate
way, and to secure the most md best
atinin, tho proper object, We hnyp II house In
our midst, who for integrity and fair ,ealIngs
We, can conld.nlially recommend to tho
trade. Their line Of WOODEN goods, hosiery,
bandkercbiefs,' cotscts, gloves, ladics'
misses aud chiItlrcn's mGflno and flannel
underwear will excel anything in
the city. Their gents merino md scarlet
underwear, bought early In June, 50 rs 10 be
ablc 10 compete with aiy one In this coun.
try, arc Offered ut exceedingly low prices.
Their speciality In ai,lles' and acAlldyen's
wraps will lead the trade OF this city. With
their QUE firm In Philadelphia anu one I IN
Sew York, they ure constantly able 10 show
tho latest styles Of cloaks, dolmansq walking
jackets, silk circulars, silk dolmans, misses
cioaks md Il full line OF infants ,cloaks and
wearing apparel n .'tf. q .I.N.
p We refer 10 our popular and cntcrPrisins
young merchants Messrs Blum q Marks,
manufacturers and praprietors Of the Wheel.
ing Cloak House, a1liG Main street. Our
word for II, u visit 10 this large aud we'll cor.
Quoted establishment will meet with your
favor and patronage. tNl9Iig
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Personal nREvlrIES.
Interesting Items Of Intelligence About

Interesting ltcms Of Intelligence About
n Il. People. l1Hi,5 .7utt.i
Gov. jackson is expected in the city to-
day. IT, - r. : Ill,
Capt. Dovener returned from Cincinnati
yesterday. .IE,E s...i
Henry Albinger and bride are expected
home tonight li$Ns :@t g:rts / -, . r.
JOS Wissert, q prominent Baltimore fresco
| artist, ~ ut the Stamm. .55gli.s arr. liz
Nj. Charles Golf, brother Of the Congress.
man.elect, Is in the city. 2, ...5s 49,.
James d. uorner, Sheriff OF Harrison coun-
", was in the city yesterday. III.
Captain Ohio Heiskell has left for an ex-
tended trip in the Northwest. ~! y g
Mr.. Clark Hanes aud his bride are expect.
ed home to-day from their eastern tour.
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher lett for Fairmont last evening. }.
Reports from MI. Pleasant are to the effect
that Congressman updegrail's health Is not
improving. 1.,5l ,5.5.t. (.
. Col. Ned stalnaker is home from White
Sulphur Springs, where be WAS cleIking ut
the hotel during the SUMMER. $50 500
Sheriff elect Sedwick, Of Belmont county,
Is sick at his home. This seems 10 be II bad
year for the health Of successful candidates
Mrs. Shepherd, Of Philadelphia, and Mrs
Shepherd and Miss Emily Shepherd, of this
city, are guests OF Mrs, VIM. Sharp, OF Bell.
aire. a WA ~ q a'..,t. I'3ss.-5;,i =
G. ". Atkinson, United States Marshal and
Chairman Of the Republican State Commit.
lee, is the hero-he got his work, in WE'LL
'leitJuy News. l'Og. ss.T 3. ia -
Rev. Dr.. J. L. Smith, the new pastor Of the
Fourth Street N. Z. Church, has arrived in
the city with his family, consisting Of two
sons and charming daughter. DR.. s. will
preach his first sermon tomorrow. 5aag
Quite u surprise party was given to Mics
Lizzie Schempf, ut the residence OF Mr. Fred
Eberle, yesterday evening" The g. y. Lucas
was chartered by some Wheeling friends OF
the young lady, and headed by Eirch's band
some forty or lifty OF them came down aud
went 10 Mr. E5erle's residence without word
Of warning. When the pusic first was heard
the folks thought it was Democrats rejoicing
over their victory, but its mellowpess soon
dispelled that thought, and. locking out,
they discovered quite large circle Of friends,
whose mission WIS u surprise party, and they
certainly made success OF it. The whole
company WIS marched into the house, and
Mr.. Eberle, his hospitable wife, aud Miss
Schempf madeit very pleasant for all OF them
until u seaso2able hour, when they returned
u Wheeling on the Lucas.--Bellaire lndeVend
..1f H
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a CALLED MEE1lNG
and as n Mntter ofConrse no
X we B 0uornm-Humo Kcnnrfs.G \ b

III }s I, Quorum somc Reports. n
Last Tue.day night being the second
Tuesday in the month, was the time ior.,he
regular acknowledgement meeting, but
there was not tho frs. sign OF meeting. Tha.
was, not TO be wondered at, for the grand
np,heaval Of tho old Democratic party that
took place that day, was calculated 10 cause
such IL thingasa Council meeting TO be eli.
titely forgotten. Every one either wanted
10 go 10 tho Opera House or else hang aro,in,
the bulletin boards for the returns.
AS It was important that some matters
should be attended 10, a meeting was called
Tor last evening, but with the
usual result attendant OIL recent called meet.
ings-no quorum In either Branch. At
hnlt.past seven the regulars OF the Second
branch. the old stand.bys, the patriots, as
they arc now callel-Mpssrs. Clark, C0ul.
meriord, Davis, burning, Eschstruth, Ilnller,
1epsoa, kenntdy and Kimberly, were on
hand. On motion Of Mr.. Kimberly, DR..
Jepson, In the absence OF the President, took
tho chair, and instructed the Sergea,l. Ia
hunt UP absenteea. For a. half hour the
members sat and waited. Then Dr.. Winger,
ter appeared. Another wait und then n mo,
ton to adjourn, which was carried lust as
President Scott cane hurrying In; his pres.
ence would hase done no good, however,
without two m0le members. a 81 3
Messrs. Kimberly and Davis, who had been
wiring resolutions reluctantly laid down
| their pens aud sv0re-s0 did every body, and
they had a right 10. The Second Branch Of
Council has become Il farce--meeting after
meeting Is called, members do not attend,
business accum ulates, the city machinery Ii
clogged and allowed to almost stop. The
members are even neglectins the committee
meetings. And men entitled to their money,
are Obliged to wait for weeks. The abscntees
cannot be condemned 10 much by the press
or their constituents. II tho members are
tired OF their positions, let them resign and
then their places can be filled by men, who
will atiUnl to tbe cjiy's business. The First
Branch Is almost as bud rs the Second. !.
1t Is true that last night WINS very nclenl.
ent one, but still the business on the table
was important and should have been ut.
tended to. There were committee reports
and the two following reports from city
officers, Que Of which, the City Clerks con.
tains food for reflection: i.ft,74r4y ~ 10
I1tL. n L.. a. 80
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~ % 49, g., sHsas-7H- - > -
DRAMATIC DOISGy, /,
engagements nj the Opera House In tho
~ Npnr EufurC g-yf 80 ~ .RTgf

I.Flt. IsNah fVtuFgs iaN.#N ~
The list: OF attractions at the " heelins
Opera House for the next few weeks Is. Ger,
tainly a good one, and sufficiently varied Ia
suit all tastes. The present week closes with
Tony Denier's specially troupe In "Hump.y
Dumpty, and an olio performance, which
will be given ut the matinee tht, afternoon
ard also this evening. The liouse will OF
course DO crowded at both performances. IA
N@. THE WHITE SLAVE ''s iSsWl J
will be given Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale this
nornin. at S0'clock at Wilson & Kauner't
music store. The New York Daily Nus says
Of this play: I&'fQA ii ~ IT's''' mn :
"Mr. BARLEY Campbell has not attempted
10 form public tastes--a rather QuIxotic up.
dertaking-ont has followed TIA very sensi.
bic idea-in his last dramatic production,
The White Slave now delishting the lovers
OF tie melodrbniatic and scenic History Is a
very strong play, and Is told In The authors
nervous, vigorous manner, the interest never
tagging from beginning to end. The scenic
elects are stnrtlingly real and wonderfulIyt Ell
ectlve, the steamboat OK Osiou scene and the
drifting OF the lovers on The Mississippi,
being marvels Of stage plctures.n I'M. iii
s,1Pf& OTHER ATTRACTIONS. ,H, ssld
For next Friday and Saturday evenings,
October 70 and q, the Lingards--lIorace and
Alice Dunning-dre on the list. 4, MI '1a(,i
On Monday and Tuesday evenings. October
% and n. Fun In a Boarding School, will
be the attraction, and on Thursday evening.
October %, Leavitts Pastoral Combination.
On Saturday, October IS, Afdridge and
parsl Zoe will give two performances Of
BARLEY CampbeIls first famous play, MY
i0,lulw MINNIE PALMER ,I' H If
Is not only my Sweetheart" but apparently
everybody y sweetheart, In Washington City.
A recent issue OF the Erening Star says: Tie
reception at the Arlington hotel last night,
gwen 10 M1Ss Palmer, was one OF The most
noteworthy Of Its kind. Many Washington
ladies OF prominence IN society, Gen. VIM
I. Sherman, Second Assistant Postmaster
Knox, Controller OF the Currency; u MIR.
Walker blainc, Dit. 6. Verdi, Mr.. George
s. Evans, Lieut.. WIZ. Webb. U. s. n; Lieut.,
d. G. Mcltitchic, U. s. n; Passed Assistant
Surgeon Robert Swain, U. s. N; Paymuster
J. y. Doyle, U. s. n; Gen. s. s. Carroll. Capt.
|. n. Burritt, Frank II. Howe, j. ". Drew,
Col. Robert Boyd, Capt John s. Miller, Il.
L. White, l. $. Droop, Thos. j. Fisler,iE q.
Davis, T. d. Kalbfus, A. A. Connolly, H.; G.
Bowers and many others we're present. Gen.
Sherman and Miss Palmer both addressed
the farge crowd III front Of the hotel in neat
speeches, after Miss Palmer bud been sere
naded by the Marine band at1s'msg l.. Il
Minnie and Il. 4. Graham will be here on
Thanksgiving, and give matinee and even
ing performance OF My Sweetheart"
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THE RIVER SEWS
Editor, Medltatcal stopping for Want OI
Something to Write. ,iy5|
The Scotia Is OH the Fulton ways being re-.

Something to Write. 9i5.|
The Scotia Is Oil the Fulton ways being re-,
paired ~ s 51].,.r, f-.j. tat.5.ltl.
During the low water season, the Elaine ~
running IN tile Matamoras trade. Il, tlt.t;
The I'M. Graham passed up with en,ptics.
The, Courier is still laid up. Tho Diurnal
left at noon yesterday for rarkcrsburg.
Tie, hog chain Of the Old Reliable wharf
boat broke yesterday, letting her head down.
She was taken " the dry docks, aud will 10
oil this evening. ,1.iI,. x -, III ,sG-l
The ". \. Chancellor had not arrived At
dusk last evening enToule from Pittsburgh
10 Charleston 1T will be about 80 hours be-
hind time on account Of low water.
It is In doubt as 10 when the next Cincin.
natl packet will leave or arrive at Pittsburgh,
tho clerk who pulls the string and let's The
water down having considerable to do with
Z The Lilythas been dropped down TO the
| wharf for supplies She will leave for Cairo
in day or two, but II Il rise at the headwatcrs
should occur in the meantime she will turn
back to finish work on tho upper Ohio
Cincinnati TImes-Sw.. NJ aDlfTll%t Ri, (,
J. Tho river continued to fall slowly yester.
day and rhern is nothing now left but u boat.
Ing stage for the very smallest packets = The
marks last evening indicated depth OF three
feet five inches. The heavy rain OF last even
I Ing was quite general and will beyond il
doubt cause L rise OF several feet. IA :,
The wicked river editor Of the Pittsburgh
Dispdsch:t "River men now, when they get
home late, say they have been waiting for the
rise. And when the loving, wife, with 20
ker In one hand ard brick lit the other, asks
hat -tts Il Il a
| replies, The rise OF the comet, and then hos
tiliiics proceed TO proceed" N ;fi
The Sidney had not arrived at dusk from
Cincinnati. This well known low water
stern wheeler Will be Oh bands however, so
as to leave for the Paris Of America this after
noon ut 3o'clock. {: irs a%tts.sfii !!dEij.
Pilot David Keller, who was at the wheel
OF the Sciot0l when she coliided with the
Lomas, wEosa license was revoked by the
! Wheeling inspectors, is in tho city with n
petition. seeking reinstatement His petition
is siglcd byleading steamboat captains aud
pilots Of the Upper Ohio, and many Cincin-
| natl flames were voluntarily added to the
paper to-day. He will make his application
10 Supervising Inspector Fchrenbatch this
afternoon, and issangrine OF succes,.-Cia-
ciImdti Times Stur. =. 10 .i't4tii h-7t i
CAIRO, October l3.-Rtycr 0 feet inches
and falling. Thermometer Gso ~ i'at 'ls
MEMPHIS, October l9.:-Rivcr rose one
inch: Weather warm and clear " 2 {. t"1=L
PirrsnrEGn October 13.-River Is inches
and falling. Weather cloudy. and warm. +,
CISctNSATI. October l3.-River 5 feet 8
inches and falling slowly Arrived, Qneen
City, Paducah. - 5l,it'2 e.
NEW ORLEANS, La, October l3.-Arrived;
Ficksburg. River stationary. Weather
warnl and clear : % e. r. Ntti,'a Z;
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Dr. Uiudcgrnlr's Condition.

As reported in this paper day or two ago,
Dr.. Bates, ST., of this city, who was summon.
ed to consultation, at the bedside! q Con.
gresham rpdegraB, Of Ohio at Mt. Pleasant,
left the patient sitting up: and did not re.
gard his condition as ut all dangerous. It
seems, howcyer, that exaggerated ,ruuors OF
his condition ,are,in circulation atIMt. Pleas.
ant, and the people there 1t is said, have
very little hope Of his recovery, and his
family physician, Dr.. Schpoly, thinks his 70.
coyery Is very doubtful. IS. ~ ~
The Rev.sF. W..Leink, who is building a
church nesr Mt. Pleasant, cartc from that
place yesterday morning. and In answer to
an inquiry rs to tho actual condition OF DR.,
Updesrai, said: Z! D. 33ars! = 20 H.
~ saw a telegram sent by Judge updegraif,
the son OF Hon. J. T. UpdcsratI, 70 the Cle,e.
land LEADER. in which he says: .s'f"} - q,
n"'FatLeris not quiteso Dad aslI EXPECTED ID
find him. iHe'is very,sick. It Is not Brighrs
disense.' ( iV9,', -
''Dr. Schooly. says: y am not entirely sat,
isficd as to whether Ii isBrights disease o,
not, 1t is a disease Of the kidneys, md his
recovery very uncett in. y z
"The people OF Mt. Pleasant say he, bas
been in u comatose condition, but this, Dr.
Schooly says, Is not correct lie was ycry low
at one time, but lie revived, and his physi
clans say that hiscase is not hopeless. a lew
days will proudly determine the matter. "
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The Sacrament of the Lords supper will
be administered to the Third Prcsby terian
Congregation III tho German Church, corner
Thirty.seventh and Jacob streets, at O;SO AM.
Preaching at u ", by the pas,or, Rev. JIG!
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PRICES pl,EDlCAMEST. /
The Prince Of RuntMcrx CIT Route ia
.s|a 'rlt. M0nudsvillc.E ,l 2

The Prince of RUNNERS cn Route to
'asl 'rl.h Monudsvillc.
That notorious vagabond and petty crimi.
nal, Albert rrlce. is again in DURANGO vile,
and not alone. He and Robert Richardson,
q fellow. very much OF. his own ilk who hails
from Wellsburg,r md one Charles Watkins,
were yesterday arrested on warrant issued
by Squire W. H Caldwell, charged with The
larceny Of two iron tires OF the, value OF
sl.50, from Bernard Bach, the South Side
wagon ma er. a hesrjng was held, and no
evidence beidg produced 10 show even Il
good cause. for suspicion Of Watkins, he was
discharged. Price and Richardson were
committed TO Jail in default OF bait, TO await
the action OF the grand Jury. While the
olIensc is q petty one, there ism provision OF
the law which may make It 20 hard with
Price, making the second olfense OF this kind
punishable with confinement, in tie peni-
Tertiary q Is 5.,tgI y (. IL
Even II be is notscnt UP on this he hny' a
good chance OF seein: the inside OF the
Moundsville institution on another obarce,
James kenney. u hostier at the l.ine house.
yesterday. made, complaint before Saujre
Philips charging Price with highway rob.
berry, the booty secured being, as alleged n
silver, watch and chain valued at SOS. and n
smallsum In change The penalty for this
ottcnse, y proven, Is confinement III the pen.
itent!ary Tor five years or upwards, ut hard
labor The latter part of the peua[ty, Vii
be most Objectionable to Albert. M 81. :, NH j
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

Miss C Baker. Pa. Z Mcconnell, Flushing
q Booth. Baltimore u rrycr, civ.
" a Higgins city. y ~ " u Petit, ii,tleton.
u IIcn0l. ClnrEsburS. TT poIrc.s. Clarksbur.
Allen. ClarksburT. G SSudd. ClarkshuIg
" Austin. Baltimore. 4 Il Booth. ste. Diurnal.
BlrRer. Fst2. ,tlts Barger. Ma tins Ferry.
\ " Merrill, Snndusky. @ II Evans, baltimore !.
J c Robinson, l,lIlImore J A Holster Well>burr
+ N Mcars, Boston. RIA llIJceus, WhsLtlotl
Mn: OAKS WellshurS. Ms Greet L Il, Mountlsl
+ Wagner New YORK. e / d RuLinsoa, RtjstOn.Tf
II Curl & W, \ Jersey. + e EpeliDy, lljsl,t,r,l,
brown, NJ Pleasant. Ewing &w, iittabirsh
Oxnarl XIV. Mar'rc J " Clark, New York. =
Fly Force. Cleveland. I, l,ettingcr, Mansfield
" Quincy, baltimore. G II baker l.attobc.
Mis. Baker. !A!rtbc. IL. FW,Wicgaud, Elyria.
X lIOlgens. Washington. q Mcconnell. rAEiutIel,a
WM BaDtilt,Ost Llugarjs 4 NJ Patterson, Iciburr
y Merdoh, city. Fmaeis. Newark.
wv Wehrlnan, city. Il r Th0rniily, Newport
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&. DR.. EDWARD EAR1cKsoN,
Secretary Baltimore College Of phas-
A Druggist Cured,

loonsboro. Nd. Oct. "a, 1850.
ay GehssemeH: lirown's Iron Biz.
ters cured ne Of a bad attack Of
~ Indigestion and fullncss 10 the atom.
aeh;. Having scs.edi,. | take pleas.
y Ete In recommending l. to my cts.
~ TONERS, and am glad to say l.: rive.
do. entire satisfaction 10 all.
Gro. W. lIorfMAa, Druggist, =
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: FoH stylish Walking Jacket 60 to & Z, I,
:, al ~ ". r., BLUM & MARKS, ~
MIX Cloa1 House, ll0G Main street,
l-ARcnarl.ub,e Floor Covering.

The floor cloth "Linoeunl'' has now beer
manufactured for some years, and Is much
commended by all who use it. /, is composed
mainly Of finely ground cork and solidiec
oil. Remarkable alike fordurabi!ity, beauty
and cleanliness. The demand must continue
to increaee. II has stood the test OF time
butin'itations being oa,le market, buyer.
should look on the back OF, the cloth for the
word 'i.inoleum,' whicl, on the genuine IL
printed on every square yard. All carpet
dealers keep 1t. ssas ~! IS %!ilG,&j7 EI4trtG'
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0 'lro: \ ON. - and u Fourteenth street


Parlor Coal Vases-Nesbitt 4 Bro. a.J
Wanted-Fifty Girls. ~ a.lt,i
For sale-Cottage House. t'-.F 5'gg3}
Auction Sale Of Household Goods
For Rent-Alexander lone.
!: strayed-Dark Red Cow. 1a5t
2 Fcargus Whally, fashionable Boot Maker.
Campbells Choice Preserves. i5g -l
List Of Letters. t5.. Il.
Lots in the Standard Addition to Martins
Ferry. isli.ii
Sweet Cider, cranberries, &C., at McKee's
Island Grocery. ~,
:" linno Tuning-Wilson Il Banner.
Now Goods-lIead OF Local, 80.
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!. ClInpinls;s FROM + the Fashion nae,

The leading Walking Jacket OF the season
Is ,double-breasied jacket. The waist Is
medium length. The skirt, IN the back. Is
finished in. several large box plai,r. The
sleeve Is, narrow and trimmed In buttons ia
suit. The collar IS Ikea cloak collar and tho
lapel is short, The button holes are worked
In close together 9H ~ buttons must BE- placed
Steel buttons are mostly used. The shove
Jacket Is made and shown at y ii ~
:g' Y Z. ~ ~ LrM & Marks ~ ~
w! st ii2 y Cloak House. llOG Main street. Il,
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<.D,,rrex&y,,nuf, ntr

Col. Frank A. Burr, q brilliant writer, con.
tributes to The Sunday Regid,er a personal
sketch Of the Copgres,inan.elec In this dis.
trict. The sketch will be read with interest
by all his constituents. s.I'i ~ Ltg't'hG rt-'h
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WAS.Tl'ED.M,77A CATHOLIC NAV,
MI itavs! short distances III Scr,loN" ISdy h.Ge
tSiI,s, v1Sprly With references, IL u pssSIa /,
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e CHURCH NOTICES.
Pulpit ProgrnmiMcs for, tho Vnrl0u
BE-. Churches Tomorrow Sr'

pnlpit Programmes for tho Various
Churches Tomorrow.
Services at Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Wn. H. Cooke, psstor, at 1880 4. N. and
7IM. All are welcome. ' Ii.'' IL I,'.t'l
A Jubilee Temperance meeting will be held
Of Parker's Hall Tomorrow afternoon at ESQ.
lle public are very cordially invited. !" -
Services at North Street N. T. Church,
morning and evening.sL. II. Jordan, pastor.
aunday school at T. ", WA. Wilson, Sup.
ayintendent Hai3 .st@lf;5 ilg}st' ~
Services at Chapline Street NJ. Il. Church,
morning and evening. Geo. E:1Iite, pastor,
Sunday school ate 81, a. J. McSash, sup.
erintendent. N4'aa5S ', II1 .,,1
There will be preaching in the First Pres.
bytcrian Church tomorrow by the pastor,
Key. ?: A. Cunningham, D. D, at 1880 A.. NJ.
and ut r. NJ. ~ So - - s..tii5'''
At the Zane Stree! N. Z. Church, Bcy.i' j.
fiithusb, pastor, preaching tomorrow at
half'past ten \. N, Sunday school at . r. II.
Preaching again at 7,p. NJ ',,t,I..
Judge. 0. Johnson will conduct the satur.
day night Union s. S. Teachers meeting Mt
the English Lutheran Church. All s: 8.
teachers are invited 10 be present. ass 45t.l!
The Citizens Bible Class will meet In the
lecture room Of the First Presbyterian Church
o.m9rrow afternoon at go o'clock.n The
lesson will be found in the 18TH chapter Of
Mark verses 80 to'42 inclusive! asS@7tE ~.
The Sacrament of the Lords aupper will
be administered to the Third Presbyterian
Congregation III tho German Church, corner
rhirty.seventh and Jacob streets, ut II; 80 Am.
Preaching at r.M,,.by the pastor, Rev. JIG!
4. 4 ~. y . e.
There will be revival ser.iccs at the pisci
pies Church ut halfpaSt seven to.night: to.
morrow atIl a. NJ. and I r. NJ, There have
been nineteen persons added to this church
during this meeting. "A number will be re.
ceivedin into full membership Tomorrow b,
Rev. Jno.. A. thinner, of NORTH Hone, Pa.
will preach in the English Lutheran Church.
Sixteenth street, Sunday morning at l0:so
O'clock. Sabbath school, at. r. u, School
will be addressed by Rev. Himnier. and mob.
ably Rev. s.$B. Barnitz: Friends cordially
invited sSJs Ei fIfeatstr5!t ~ = =
Attic Fourth Street n. F. ch urch preach.
ins Sunday by the pastor, Rev: J. L. Smith.
p,D.. at 1880 a. NJ; and IN N. The services
Of tho day Will be-, prayer meeEInE at O 1. NJ;
classes at o.. N. and ll noon; Sunday school
ats + ". classes at Q: EN-, Young Peoples
meeting at 1850 =. NJ 4 s {, atfs6s F'ilES.1 4
The 8: S. Union Association, OF Wheeling,
viii hold Its October meeting at the u, T,
Church on next Tuesday night. It Is desired
to have q rallyof the s. s. Workers; and ali
ministers and superintendent are requested
to call attention 10 The meeting, with an
urgent invitation to all 10 attend. sans =. i