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Watch Tor the parade at . o'clock.
Puriin Day,

DIR. Schulz, rabbi OF Congregation
Emanu I'll, preached last evening at the
Synagogue on Purim. The serman was
very interesting, and he explained that the
word "Purim" signiiied drawing of lots,
which dates back to the days of Queen Els,
ther, when the Persian king had decided
upon the destruction OF the Hebrews, and
he drew lots to ascertain what day should
be the fatal one. How the kind hearted
Queen Esther interviewed, and the remain
der of the story, is well-known to all.
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Legal Holiday.

BALTIMORE, March 25.--Good Friday be
ing legal holiday, the municipal offices
courts, banks, business exchanges and most
OF the large business houses were closed.
Services wet held in many churches, and at
tended by large congregations.
Snow has fallen steadily since o. M, and
now covers the ground to depth of four
inches.
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Providence, II. l., March 23.-Charles II
George candidate for Acknowledgements
on the democratic and independent tickets
has declined the nomination, and says he
don't desire any political preterment, but
sympathizes with reform in national, state
and municipal affairs.
+. Slocum vas placed on the ticket for
lputenant. governor.
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The exhibition of stereopticon views at
the Dallas Female college last night was
certainly very excellent. They are well
chosen and highly instructive, calling to
mind many historic questions pertaining to
the Old World. The views amply reward
one for the small price Of admission.
q. w. Grove,
]. w. ALLEN.
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DENVER, CoL., March 2S.--At daybreak
yesterday, at Lake Valley, Major Foun-
tain's command was surprised by two no.
torious rustlors Jack Walls and William
Gillard They arrived in camp while the
soldiers were uusaddlng, and made break
for liberty, and had 200 yards the start
when Fountain ordered his men to fire, and
both the rustlers fell dead riddled with
h,,llpts
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A liunior.

1t is rumored that DR.. A. NJ. Cochran,
now deputy internal revenue collector for
ihs 4th district, at Dallas, has been ten
uered the collectorship vice Jno. l.. Haynes
removed, at Brownsville. Texas, He left
yesterday morning, II Is said, for Washing.
ton city, but what his real business Is, X
not definitely known.
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Al ia meeting Of engine company No. /,
last night, a resolution was adopted, thank.
ing Mr.. IL. V. Tompkins for his donation to
them for their efforts In saving his properly
from the fire on Wednesday morning. II
was also resolved TO donate $40 from the
company, s treasury to Mrs. Marshall the
widow lady whose house was destroyed by
the same fire.
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Observation-Disclosures

CARIINylLLE, ILL.,, March % The case
of John T, Burrill, eX.grand secretary of
the grand lodge of Masons OF Illinois, on
trial for ten days, was con
cluded to-day. The jury returned
a verdict of guilty" punishment, i've
years in the penitentiary. The charge was
embe2zement Of 5000 OF the funds of the
Grand Lodge, during the year
1870. Two more indictments
are pending. The total amount
of embezzlement is estimated at from 500
600 to $4,000.
The Inter-Ocean's Freeport, Illinois.
special says the grand jury to-day found an
Indictment against Cashier Knecht, one
Of its members, for selling beer without
license.
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Board of Equalization.

The board of equalization have gotten
down TO names beginning with the letter
&C." in correcting the assessments. The
owners were raised several thou
sand dollars yesterday, and when the list is
finished IT will foot up thousands of dollars
more than il does now,
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Stereopticon again tonight.


If the ground dries sufficiently, there will
be race matinee at the course this after
noon, at 2 o'clock p. m. The admission to
the grounds will be free, ana as there are
number of fine animals on the track there
will be fine sport. As the entrance is free
there will no doubt be large attendance Of
ladies and gentlemen.
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New YORK, March 23.-Thc business
failures Tor the last seven days number 100,
as against 225 last week, a reduction of 80.
In tine New England states there were II,
middle 80, western 81, southern IS, Pacific
states and territories u, New York city S,
Canada 2i-total, 1876.
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nishcd excellent music for the occasion. It
was novel scene, as the different charac-
ters sped over the floor keeping time to the
enliyening music. France, Germany, Ire
land and the United States were repre-
sented by two ladies each, whose costumes
were tastefully gotten up and in keeping
with the country they represented. At II
o'clock they all unmarked, ana the usual
children's Purim ball will occur at the hall
tonight.
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PuiLApELpHlA, March 23,-'ro-day being
n legal holiday, all banks and all financial
institutions aud commercial exchanges
were closed, Services at the churches were
largely attended, Notwithstanding thu disa-
srecable weather. A light snow prevailed
throughout the day.
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PrTrsBuRG, Pa, March 23.--The cigar
makers here have given notice that April
LIST they will demand an increase in wages
OF 81 per 1000. The manufacturers said The
advance would not be granted, and a strike
will likely result,
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List of cases set for Monday, March ~

List of cases set for Monday, March ~
1888;
2672-Coles Va. Jones.
2g0l-W Waterman, Star & Co. VS.. Warren.
S2s4-James Hall VS.. II, & 7. Q, Ry Co.
S556-James Hurt vs., Hamilton OF al,
369i-Cockrell h Co. VS.. Pennamin ct al
3sl7-Hamilton vs.. Hurt.
3osS--Bradshaw ct nj. VS., Dske etal.
3o52-Miller ct nj. VS.. II, & 4. q. Ky Co.
S3-Cantraycl Va johnson ct al.
il7l-Rider VS.. VI. & n G. Ry Co.
l3,i-Floyd ct al vs. Floyd ct nj Tuesday.
iS33-Thompson vs., Texas Trunk Ry Co,
49, Dull & Catalan vs. 7. & Z. R'y O..
i3Gs--Moorc VS. Carver.
1900 -Betterton e Irvine vs. Walker.
ii25-smyerl vs.. Texas Trunk Ry Co
i6,s-kclcr ct nj W. Mills.
i636-Baum W. Comack.
i6bl--Bcck w. Page.
i6Q2-lIubbard VS.. Hubbard.
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Mistriai.

ST. JosEru, Mp, March 23.--The jury in
the case of William Scott, the last Of the
100000 bond robbery cases, which has
been on trial couple of weeks past, disa-
greed about noon, and were discharged.
SO far nobody has been convicted of steal
ing these bonds.
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LEWISTON, Me-, March 23.-The statue of
Charles Sumner, purchased by the class of
81 of Bates college, was unveiled tonight.
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Look out for the parade this evening.


There will be Sabbath-school singing at
the courthouse tomorrow afternoon (Sun.
day at O'Clock, conducted by W. l..
Vaughan. A cordial invitation is extended
to all lovers Of music, especially ready
readers OF the same, as an entirely new
book will be used on the occasion.
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Killed.

GALEssuRG, I'LL, March 2S.-A free fight
among drunken roughs took place at a
dance southeast of here. last night,
dnting which Saren Huran was
killed by Jack Washbrough with an axe.
Several others of the party were hurt. No
arrests. Threats of lynching are made.
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CHICAGO, March 23.-The Tribune's re-
ports from forty'three points included in
the wheat belt of Illinois seem to indicate
that the injury from the Hessian fly and
cold weather will approximate about % per
cent of the total crop.
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It. Louis Sliayinrs

ST. Louis, March ga private letter
from Captain James b. Eads to Colonel
henry Flood, president OF the board of
pubic mprovemement of this city,
llIorms him that he intends
Ieslgning his position on the Mississippi
commission, and suggests that he (Flood)
apPiy ior the place. Colonel Flood is an
v.n ana distinguished engineer, was Cap.
IAN Eads' chief assistant In the construc-
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PETERSBURG, Va, March 23.-The COM
plications in the municipal affairs at Pc
tersburg which existed in the month of
June last is at an end, the court of appeals
OF Virginia deciding T, j. Jarratt, read.
iuster, was legally elected mayor.
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There is on exhibition ut the drugstore
of our enterprising young friend Hickox a
new and ingenious device In the way of an
automatic tumbler washer. IL Is contrved
so that by turning on a force OF water, the
glasses, which are balanced on sharp point
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The way to produce a smile on the face
of man, suffering with racking cough,
is TO make him a present of a bottle of Dir.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Just try it and you
will be astonished ut the result.
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SCRANTON, Pa, March 23.-Peter Ward,
the farmer who killed his mother-in-law
says she made his life miserable.
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PETERSBURG, Va, March pa snow
storm here to-day extended to Lynchburg
and Wilmington. 1t is feared the cold
weather. is damaging the fruit crop.
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Diaz and Party.

TOLEDO, March Eek Presidet Diaz and
party arrived in the city on special
train this evening, over the Wabash,
from Chicago, and left forty minutes later
for Niagara Falls, via the Canada Southern
railroad,
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Quite u Tragedy,

ST. Louis, March ga Muskogee, |, T.
dispatch says A bloody affair occurred on
the border Of the Seminole nation. Brady
Bretney, Eli Perryman, Billy Grimmitt
and an Indian were engaged in game Of
cards which finally ended in free fight,
in which the Indian killed Bretney and
Pcrryman, and Grimmitt, who took no ac-
tive part in the fight, was accidentally killed
by one of the three during the shooting.
Next morning two brothers named Nose
and Gabriel Marshall, friends OF the dead
men, followed the Indian who had lied, and
coming up with him riddled his body with
bullets.
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Adjusted

JOLIET, ILL.,, March 23.-The difficulty
between the rolling mill officers and men
was adjusted satisfactorily last night, and
il is announced all the mills will start up
Monday.
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New YORK, March 2S.-The drapery re-
pository of the cathedral in Brooklyn took
fire early this morning, and before the
flames were extinguished the repository and
grand altar were almost destroyed.
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II Wnxeth Warm.

The war which has been waging between
the city and county officials for some time
past, as to who should have jurisdiction
over misdemeaUnrs committed within
the corporate ut!ls, .Ec Nasu,
and determined light is beng
made by both sides, and the leg
isature is just now having its
ears filled with the story of each side The
grand Jury sent in protest to that body
protesting against the city having exclu-
sive jurisdiction over all misdemeanors
committed within her borders, and so soon
as the news reached this city Thursday
evening from Austin, the council convened
in called session aud Mayor Crowdus and
Alderman J. d. Carter were sent down to
Austin as delegates to represent the city.
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BurrxsCUR, TEXAS. Sept. 1 lisa
This is 10 certify that We hsya rs,i voor
wONOERUL EIGHT" Tor BLACK LEG
IN Cattle by giving from Is 10 u drops inter
nally eli applying externally once or twice TO
the parts ateetet, and it gave immediate relief
A. ]. McLURE w.R SNlFLFTT,
A. J, STEWARD. WILL McLURE.
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Milk War,

New YORK, March 23.-The milk war
still continues, but it is thought some
agreement will shortly be reached. The
Midland, Erie and Independent dealers and
New York Milk exchange were in confer
ence to-day, trying to harmonic their
differences. Their proceedings were strictly
private.
Producers and dealers, in conference to-
day agreed that the price Of milk for March
shall be 3 cents per quart for
first half and 81 cents for latter
half. Information of the agreement was
telegraphed to farmers, and the usual sup
ply will be sent in the morning, Another
conference to fix prices for the rest of the
year will be held tomorrow.
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A Slaulprer.

LITTLE Rock, March blanchard, an
Iowa editor, was arrested in Hot Springs
to-day, charged with writing letter to his
paper slandering prominent citizens of that
city.
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CHICAGO, March 23.--General Diaz and
other members of the Mexican party left
for the east this morning, making the first
stop at Nagra Falls.
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Small Drain.

INDIANAPOLIS ISp,, March 23.-The Jour
nal has received special reports from over
one hundred points In Indiana, and
Illinois concerning the growing
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A predicament. o'clock In the morn.
ing, IS Get on the sidewalk, baby got the
Group, and no DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the house.
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suRE:cURE FOR BLACK LEG.


2essrs. Morley SroS. --'
okSrsxNEN; - have sold ''wONDsRFuI,
s!shI 10 several Of my customers VINO used
, ,or the sure Of BLACK LEG ~ giving
&C ~ tNo doses ini ernally and applying il ex-
'es"Aly. 1t worked like charm Yours, &c.
}. b. HUTCHINSON.
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A hotel man by name OF Ransom,
Who tried 10 peep over u tran som,
Wouldn't tell what he Saw
hut his battered law,
st Ja"obs Oil made |, quite handsome
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Adjourned
PERSONAL,

TRENTON Nj, March 23.-The legisla-
ture has adjourned.
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HOWELL BROTHERS.

Wholesale dealers in Boots and Shoes Dallas TEXAS be
eau te attention OF the trade to their line goods
all times compete in prices with Galveston or St Louis
Jobb eIS. - ~ va ~ --oN'i'
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Commercial


ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-The cattle demand
is good and prices strong, except for best
shipping, which were shade easier; ex-
porters, $6.75 TO $725; good heavy, So. rs to
S0.75; light, $3.50 to S610; common, $l.75
to 81. %; best butchers steers, 81 10 to SIS 80.
good to best cows and heilers, $l so to S.. %;
common and mixed lots $3.50 to $3.50;
Stockers and feeders, 81 % to IS .25: corn.fed
Texas, S525 TO S5G5. Hogs, steady and
IN good demand; light, $7.35to $780, heavy,
500 to S7.75. Sheep, strong and un-
changed; extremes, $3.50 to $3.50; general
sales, $3.50 to 1918. No produce or cotton
markets at the merchants and cotton ex.
Friday.
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A slight cold, if neglected, often attacks
the ] ungs. Browns Bronchial Troches
give sure and almost immediate relief Sold
only in boxes. Price % cents.
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New York Driblets.

New York, March 23.--John G. Dale, a
gentleman of this city, of the Inman
Steamship company, died suddenly this
morning, aged 50.
Mr.. Dale has been complaining of feeling
unwell for several days, but retired last
night seemingly as well as at any time dur
ing the day This morning he was unable
10 rise, and his physician was summoned,
but he died in q few moments. The imme-
date cause of death is supposed to be apo
p!eXy. He had been the American agent
Of the lnman line thirty years, was mem.
per OF the chamber CT commerce and pro
duce and the maritime EXCHANGE, and also
several prominent clubs. He leaves q wild
DIV and five children.
writ of habeas corpus and certeorare
mas been issued by the supreme court to-
DAY III the case OF George w. Conkling, jr.,
held for shooting and killing Wilbur II.
haverstick, commanding Coroner Levy
10 appear and show cause tomorrow why
the accused should not be admitted to bail,
ConRlings counsel claim as the shooting
was Jusiliable, client should be admitted
bail
-, Good Friday was observed to-day in all
the churches here and in Brooklyn by the
usual services, which were largely ATTENDED d..
Many OF the courts adjourned for the day,
ana the produce, stock, cotton, and iron
ana metal exchanges were closed. AS the
DAY is not legal holiday, the banks, court
mouse, Custom-house, sub-treasury, and
pUOllc Offices generally, were open as usual,
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THU CL0IH|ER,
7O4 ELM STREET.
704 ELM STREET.

in
In hut
stands
deCeptn
otexaoty
For week "a la Counter N'
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Mr.. +. G.. Cordes, Wauenton, Texas,
says Everybody who uses Browns Iron
Bltters says 1t is the best.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate For Overworl.
DIR. G. W. Collins, Upton, Indiana, says
81 used it in nervous debility brought on
by oyerwork in warm weather, with good
rpsultgn
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NEWS NUGGETS.

NEWS NUGGETS.
The Indians are on the Warpath in
the Northwest, and are
padding On the Whites, But TrOOpss
and Friendly Indians
Arc After Them-The Municipal Middle
Existing at Petersburg,
Virginia, Has Been Settled-The Candl.
date for Lieutenant
Governor on the Democratic Ticket of
Rhode Island, Declines.
Reports From Illinois Show Winter
Wheat Injured by Cold.
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KANSAS CITY, March 23--Cattle slow,
0 to 10 cents lower; steers OF 200 to 800
pounds, 1896 to $675; stockers and feed
ers, $3.50 to $50; cows, S3.5Oto Si.75. Hogs
weak, 10 cents lower; light, $3.50 to $685.;
medium, 81 to S7l5; heavy, $3.50 $735.
sheep steady, So pounds averages selling
Si.tO. No nrndnce market
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CHICAGO, March 23.-Hogs receipts, H.
100; demand very slow; packers and ship
pers holding OFF Tor lower prices; market
weak, follower; mixed, So 50 to $73j; heavy,
$40 to S. CO., light, $3.50 to $40. Cattle
receipts. 6,0J0; market weak; slow sales and
shade lower; one car of fine steers sold at
$3.50 ordinary exporters, $3.50 to 500;
good to choice shipping, $500 to $780,
common 10 fair, $40 to $3.50, closed duh
and 10 lower all round mixed butchering
fairly steady, 81 70 to $3.50; stockers and
feeders in large supply; demand light, ex-
cept for choice, which is 10 TO % lower than
two or three days ago. Sheep receipts, 1000;
market fairly active shipping account,
$3.50 to 81 so; medium to good, $500 to
$500; exporters, 81. 25 to 1913.
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A Novel Tumhlor XYnsher.

Do sure and read L. NJ. Kahn & Co.'s ad-
vertsement on the eighth page.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-02-23
Doys.

Nothing affects the good character
Of boy or Young man, more, than bis
personal conduct at public gatherings
or in public places. We desire TO say
here, that the character Of man Ia
what he, himself, in largo degree,
made II, when ho was boy. We
have heard some boys say that they
would give loose rein to their feeling
when young, and when they grew Up
to manhood, they would settle down to
what man should DO. Some Of them
say they must SOW their "wild oats"
when young, and when they shall have
arrived ut mans estate, they will then
root out the "wild oat" crop and engage
in tho sowing and harvesting Of good
grain. But boys, bo undecsiyed about
this matter. You will not do these
things when you get TO bc man, that
you are now promising yourself to 90.
II you form bad habits, Of Whatsoever
kird, when young, nine times out OF
ton, they will cling tenaciousIy to you
all the days Of your life. When you
emerge from youthhood aud pass TO the
sphere Of manhood, you may exert all
your moral energy, and lou will rot
be able TO break loose from these long
established habits. II, when boy
you contract bad habits, when you gc
out into the world alone they will lead
you into trodbl0, danger and ultimately
cad in the commission Of crime, follow
cd by tho penalty Of law. Then, while
young, learn TO be subject TO the power
that be. Submit obediently TO thos'
in authority. When you are in tn
school room obey implicitly the rule
aud regulations by which the school i
governed. Let your conduct be sucl
as 10 meet tho approval Of your teacher
( Your teacher will like and admire you
conduct in thus obeying his rules. ii
will always be your friend in thu
doing. II you are in church, let you
department be just what the rules G
the church and custom require it to b
BY all means avoid all disoFdsrly con
dust. Nothing shows the bad an
evil disposition ofa boy 30 plainly 4
noisy and ungentlemanly conduct j
church.. In all public meetings condaC
yourself as tho rules and regulations q
the meeting require, and you will thr
form characters that, in after life, wi
meet the appreciation Of yoqr fellow
; citizens.
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Church Directory.

Y.P. O. A.--Mccts at their rooms in Fos.
ter's brick building on Saturday evenings
at 1870 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons At
4. Business meetings are held ON the even.
ing Of the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited 10 attend.
u. p. CHURCH. .-Proachingeyery Sabbath,
at ii A. NJ, and r. N. by Rev. 4. q. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2.30 r. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Preaching ON Sab.
bath at II a. NJ, and u p. n. Sabbath
School 1916. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j. A. Hollenbaugh, pastor.
CosonE0ATIoNALC CHURCH. .-Servicosevery
Sabbath at IL A. n. and r. n. Sabbath
School at 2i30 Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening OF each week. j. W.
Harris, pastor.
NJ. r. CHURCH, soUTH. Services 2nd
AID 4th Sabbaths At st. Panl's II. II. Church
South, ut III 4. u. Sabbath School At II
A. N. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Jos. Emery, pastor.
NJ. Y. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbatl
At ii A. N. and p. n. Song service n
the evening before sermon. Sabbath Schoo
Vt 2:30 r. N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. ]. Dillon, pastor.
PREsBYTEniAx CHURcIf If-Scrviec ever,
Sabbath morning and evening in Churc
cor. BroadAlbin and Fifth Sta. Sunday Schoo
At 2;J0 p. m. Prayer meeting ever.
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac H. Condit
pastor.
ErIscorAL CmUEcm.- Services every Sun
day, morning at II a. m, evening ~ "a ?
m. holy communion every Sunday morn
ing 1t 945 q. N. Wednesday 7.30 p. ~
RObt. l. Stevens, pastor.