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STAIINTON.

ryIr CIRCUIT COURT-SOME INTERESTING RAIL
ro.D srITs-A RICHMOND CHURCH BIDDING
FOR 4 sTAUNToy SOPRANO sINGER-AN OLD
MEDAL.
rcorrosrondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
MARCH 1G. 1888.
The form ~ the Circuit Court now in
session here III omise> to be long one, and
an unusually interesting one. There are
number of suits for damages against The
railroad companies operating within The
Jurisdiction Of the court. Among these Is
tbe init brought by the representatives oil
John w. Alison. Of your city, who was
killed n. the Millboro' disaster, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Another case involving much interest,
NOT only in this county but throughout
the State, i that OF Mr.. John ID. CINE,
well-known and respectable citizen OF Au-
ousta. rs. the Shenandoah Valley raiUoad.
Mr.. Cline proposes to prove that he went
to 4 ticket-ofIice OF this company to buy Il
ticket. but did not and could not ma the
AGENT there. aud consequently could not
sllpply himself with ticket. On entering
the ears his ticket was demanded by the con-
ductor, when Mr.. Cline explained the reason
why he was without one, and offered the
usual fare. The conductor refused TO ac-
cent the statement Of plaintitf, and de-
manded the additional fare eXacted by the
company Of passengers who are not plo-
yided with tickets, which Mr.. cine re-
fused TO nav. The conductor then stopped
fhc train and elected the plaintiff from the
cars. Mr.. Cline lays his damages at 81 900,
and is represented in his suit by MeSNls.
Elder & Nelson, Captain L. ID. Ransom
representing the company.
one of the Richmond churches has
offered popular soprano Of staunton
81 200 a wear 10 lead the choir OF the
church. at the same time guaranteeing a
sufficient number OF scholars 10 increase
the yearly compensation TO $4,000. The
lady. who is married and in independent
circumstances. has. however, declined the
very ALTERING offer.
There i in possession OF Or. RUIZ, clty
physician, n very antique testimonial,
which was found on one Of the roads near
Stanton. 1t is a thin gold badge, or
medal. beaing on one side the inscription,
Presented to Captain C.. ID. Robertson by
the passengcrs. june -, 1914" and on the
reverse side the word " llarkaway." Its
supposed to have been the property OF the
officer named. and to have been lost by him
i'm tins locality years ago. while probably
passing through the country by one OF the
old stage lines. NoA'
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burg. its composition being OF our oe'' ""'
most intelligent people. 40 % New
Major John W. Daniel has gone 70 IT, N .h.
York on professional business 10 w ~
Mr.. S. G. Shields, Of Richmond Is Id 'ne
city TO-DAY. o,,d.,od
Mr. John c. Harris, OF the Cohsollua,.t,u .
Railway Express Company, fell ron ,. .ns
express wagon wednesday and sus'''"eu
painful hurts. G, Dat.
There will be no celebration OF p" ,,;s,,
rick's day here tomorrow by our LIS"
citizens. Nome
The meeting Of the AppomattoS Bcii,vl
craey yesterday was largely attended, , anu
resulted In the nomination OF the loiioW-
ing county officers: j. i. l.. FleIsliilan'
commemorative attorney; Edward ~
Xix. sheriff: w. A. Plunkett. commits
sioner OF the revenue; - GiDDs, 'reasu'
rer. The Mahoneites had pre-, iously nom,
mated a fun party ticket, and Il is expected
that pretty lively contest WIZ ensue, -
the county is very close. Hon: Ihonlas ?; p.
Bocock was present and participated III
the meeting, having sufficiently reco,,
cred from the injuries sustained by the iai'
from his buggy Monday while c" route 10
buckingham Courthouse. BEAUMONT.
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Under the heading "Ricbmoud's Con-
Stunning Modesty" the Petersburg Nail of
yesterday tells how Richmond appears to
her neighbors Of "tbe Cockade CITY" IL
frst quotes cur little paragraph OF Thurs
day, and then comments a. follows:
"The delicate modesty and unassumfng
unprettntiousness OF our sister city on the
James has ever been distinguishing fea-
ture OF her claims to greatness. Men die
there daily from an excess Of bashfulness.
Her statesmen and journalists melt and
consume away with the nicely oil their re-
serve and reference as to their greatness"
"Of course, Richmond is 'encascd in
modesty,, over there every politician Is a
statesman, but he would never think OF
eonfding il TO you. No! He would die
FIRST, lie keeps IL TO himself. And every
minister Is Il perfect MassIon in elo-
quence, hut be would never think OF in
forming his anxious provincial brethren of
his super-eminent greatness. And every
Journalist is a George Augustus Sala, but
be would never for q moment think Of
breathing such q thought to his provincial
brethren. IL Is true that sketches OF the
Richmond journalists appear at rare inter-
vais in the great papers OF that magnificent
city, bat they are not published more than
once month. And then the sketches are
for the most patt depreciatory.
"Yes, Richmond is too modest. Every
body is great who lives in that wonderful
city, and we propose TO do Richrlond's
Dragging for her. Everybody is wise,
eloquent, and statesmanlike- more so than
the inhabitants OF any town in the State.
The atmosphere oil that city has a wonder
full effect. and filed with the rarefed gas
which the average citizen OF Richmond
brcathes, everybody else will become great
too--and modest"
Whence il would appear that We were
totally mistaken as 10 the characteristics Of
our fellow-townsmen. We compliment
them when we reproduce the article. They
will not be offended at II. Ii has IN IL no
sting for them.
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The Work OF u Villain.
[CharIotte lN. C.l OhseIyer.l

As Captain jim McCoors Charlotte
bound train on the Airline road was spin-
ming along by Thickety, a station four
miles this side Of Cowpens, yesterday be-
fore daybreak, the engine struck two iron
rails that had been placed on the track by
some diabolical scoundrel. Engineer Henry
Dunlap saw the rails just before the pilot
struck them. They were laid on the track,
with their ends together, In the shape OF a
V, the point being towards the approach
ing train. The rails were not fastened
down, or bad wreck would have been the
result, us the train was going at speed OF
about thirty miles an hour when the rail.
were struck. As il was, the pilot knocked
the rails from the track with but little
damage, except a slight battering 10 the
forepart OF the engine.
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sTATsONERS' MATERIAL.

VHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR VI NILLHlsER,
Trustee for liaughman Brothers,
offrs for sale at their store, No 1917 Main street.
thoir iarpo and a-.or,"d stock of goods consist
ing Of
WRAPPING and WRIrlNG-PAPER>,
FLAT, PRINTING-PAPERS, AMI
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TwINEs, PAPER BAGS,
BLANk-BOOKS.
OFFICE STATIONERY, e..
Order, Tor All kinds % PRINTING solicitciaud
promptly executed.
Al good, sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH. as the trustee de-lnr O.
close out the same a- soon Is practicable.
9. &. BAUGHMAN,
fc2J-Im Agent Tor VI. Mlnhl.cr, Trustee.
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Galyauiziuc n Dead Issue.

RoRdiuster leaders have attempted tom
fame public opinion and arouse animOsi-
ties BY laying great stress on the attitude
Of the foreign bondholders, and they talk
as il we were in danger Of IN invasion by
enemies " it'll arms in their hands. This is
all nonsense. The foreign bondbolders
naturally want their money. II they take
any steps to get it, they must go into the
courts and proceed under the Riddleberger
bill, which The Supreme Court OF the United
States says provides an adequate remedy. No
one can deny that she facts are here stated
correctly, and il there is any Of the
" danger" spoken OF, then il is as clear as
day that it must be because Of the INSULT
cheney of the Riddleberger bill. But the
RoHdjusters have told us that this is Il mas
terriece Of law-making, and the Supreme
Court Of the United States has added that
the act is not to be impcached on constitu-
tional grounds, for which reason it stqnds
to-day on the statute-book Of Virginia a
| the law of the State. IL thus appears that
this cutlery about the foreign bondholders
is mere sound, and fully signifying that
the Coalitionists need the debt question as
an issue, and are trying to galvanize it,
corpse for party purposes NorJoM Land
| mark.
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DANVILLE.
An AGED BUSINESSMAN GONE -POST-OFFICE
ITEM ERSONAL-SALEO OF REAL ESTATE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

An AGED BUSINESSMAN GONE -POST-OFFICE
M-PERSONAL-sALE OF ZEAL ESTATE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
MARCH 1G. 1888.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Johnston, Il highly
esteemed citizen Of CIswell county, y. c.,
died at Yahceyvllle on "Wednesday last, in
his cighty-fourth year. Mr.. Johnston was
in early life deputy sheriff OF CdSwell
county, and at other periods was treasurer
of the county, merchant at lanceyyille and
Danyilc, and president OF the Bank OF
Ianccyyille.
The postmaster says that experts say that
the new post-oilicc is one OF the finest, II
not the finest, in the State.
New boxes will be opened between the
lst and the 18th Of April in the new build
ing, and assignments Of new boxes are
now being made. The old boxes are the
property OF those who have paid for them.
The Department was requested TO provide
some small boxes, but did not do so.
Rev. II. &. Crews, Of ScOttsburg, Hall
FIX county, has accepted call to the Bap-
tist church at Ringgold, this county, for
one Saturday and sunday per month.
Mr.. c. w. Guerrant has bought house
and lot on Paxton street OF Mr.. \. \.
Stokes for $4,000. The lot has 4 front OF
100 feet and runs back 400. Paxton street
l. on the southern boz der OF the city.
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MEMS CAMPAIGN CLUB NEW FIRE APPA-
RATUs.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH Is, 1888.
John Clids. one Of the young German
BOYS brought here from New York some
time ago, and living with Mr.. w. G.. Bal
lard. a greene grocer on Main street, robbed
that gentleman OF thirty dollars yesterday
and started for his home in New York.
Mr.. Samuel J. Lawson pursued and over.
took the boy few miles from town and
brought him back. Childs had a hearing
this morning before his Honor Mayor
Sencr, and was sentenced TO jail for fifteen
days.
From the fact that proper notice had not
been given OF the place OF meeting, there
was a small turnout to the young mems
meeting at the Mayors Office last night for
the purpose Of organizing the Young
Mems Campaign Club" for the May cleo
ton. But the work il still going on in Il
silent way. a ticket has already been
drawn up. with several OF our prominent
young businessmen upon il, and it will
be presented at the next meeting. The
coming municipal election IN May will be
lively one, and it is predicted that a large
amount Of funds will be used.
The new hoOk-and-ladder truck lately
purchased 10y the Council for the new fire
company arrived here this morning on the
early freight. The truck is very plain hut
neat in workmanship. IL carries six lad
ders Of various lengths, and all other neces-
sary equipments for Use at fire.
The weather here to-day is very cold,
with high winds. CHATHAM.
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The legal right being settled q discus
sion OF the moral right would he worse
than folly. There was an honest differ
ence OF opinion, and the legal question be-
ing settled, all other questions connected
with the debt ere buried so far as the DEM
ocratic party is concerned, without Il hope
or wish OF resurrection.
The State debt beng settled, what do The
Readiustcrs propose to do about its What
is to readiust n0wS What is TO be elimi-
natedy Massey, Fulkerson, Hale, Ly-
brook, and other prominent R,adjusters
have accomplished roadiustment and now
act in full accord with the Democratic par
~. There can be but two parties in Vir-
ginia. While the people OF the United
States are divided between the two M
tional parties Readjustcr must be either a
Democrat or Republican, or nothing
HilSvHe Virginian.
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Without discussing the merits or de-
merits OF the situation, we will simply ,ay
that we are glad it Is settled. We are glad
from this fact, because the matter so agi-
tated our people that all the material inter.
ests OF our section were neglected, and all
the vituperation aud abuse that could pos
sibly be Brought TO bear were INDUCED In,
and thus a continual bitter feeling, both
personal and political, has existed among
us during its agitation. Now that ii is set
tied, let II remain so.--Roanokce Times.
The court does not decide that the State
ought not TO receive coupons, but that she
cdan0tte made to. except in such manner
as she shall prescribe Vest Point Star.
III consider st. Jacobs Oil an excellent
remedy, and one that ought certainly to
find its way into every household" says
Hon. Peter Bowc, sheriff Of New York
city.
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ItEA HIS.

Died, on the 10th Of March. 1898. IT 1915
o'clock =. NJ, AZ his residence. 3O5 south fifih
street. JOHN MULDON MY. agcd scyeilty -six
wears a native Of the parish of SwinefOrd. County
Mayo. Ireland: thirty-iye years resident Of tIis
city.
III, funeral will take place from St. Peter ca
fhedr1l SUNDAY AFTERNOON ut 3 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintanccs are Invited to attend.
Portsmouth tNa.l and Baltimore lMd.l papers
please copy. ~
Died March 10, 1888. ANET BRUCE hill,
the wife of william l.. i'm aud daughter Of the
late Charles y. and Ann VI. Williams.
Her funeral will take zee from tle Grace
Street Preshvtcrian church DIR. Reads at 8
o'clock SUNDAY, the 18th.
Died IN tIiis city. on the 9Th instant. at II.
NJ. Mrs. N NRTHA II. CHAMBERLAlNE. widow
Of the late Dr. Lewis W. Chimberlayne, In the
eighty- fir / year Of her age.
Funeral notice will appear In this afternoon
SfQfe
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Nothing would suit the Republican
leaders so well as TO have the Democrats
OF the Forty-eighth Congress let loose the
tariff tornado to demoralize their own
party Washington Post.
Who would be benefited by the passage
by the House Of Representatives Of tariff
bill which the Senate would certainly de-
fcatY The Post is right. Let us not throw
away a victory
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The explosion in London would seem to
indicate that Herr MosT has pupils in Eng
land, and that nihilism is not hereafter to
BE confined TO Russia. Since, however.
there have been two Presidents OF the
United States assassinated within the last
twenty years-both Of them exceptionally
good mcn-wc OF this country are better
prepared than we used to be TO understand
that the assassination Of rulers does not
siyays prove the existence OF bad rule.
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or \ r T L ID i .
DENVER. COL. August 20. 1882.

DENVER, Col, August 20, lss2.
GcnCemen-I cannot find word, with which to
express ny gratitude to You for the cure your
Swift's specific has effected in my ease. was at
nlcted with the horrible blooddisease for three
YEAR. and after spending some time at the Hot
Springs considered my case hopeless one. lu,e0
only one dozen small bottle, of :. :. land there is
not a sign If the disease remaining. My sores are
al healed my throat Is entirely well; am rid OF
that terrible dis .'''''.''''': so many hundreds
ease. Being drug :. :. :. OF men dosedwith
Of Mercury, ana iodide of rotasb. untii toy
made complete wrecks, that | shudder 10 think Of
the misery which has been brought on the human
family by tho use of Mercurlals for Blood-Dsease-
II Is CRYING shame that physicians viii not ac-
knowledge the merit Of your GRAND Blood Med
icine. Use my name as You wish. refer you 20
my presen. employers, ar TO Mcssrs. Collins Bros
ST Louis. ). H. RAIr,
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver, Co.
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| Wave which Engulfcd o Province-Scyenty
Million People swept from the Face OF the
Earth Incidents Connected with the Great
nfc.slor

The unfortunate action Of the Senate In
defeating, or rather postponing action on.
the river aud harbor bill-for bad the bill
been pressed before the Senate II would
certainly have passed-will seriously inter
fcre with the work OF rlver Improvement
and prove dangerous setback TO the in
teTests OF The Mississippi Valiey.-Ne,c
Orleans Tines Democrat.
A dcplorable result indeed. Congress
must do better next winter. The Missis-
sippi river needs for its proper improve
ment many millions Of dollars.
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y,~r,osa News.

The West Point star says, mf. %.
Dutton, Of Mathews county, whir p,ou,e =,
ing on his farm. located nj the I1oua .,,a ~,
RIackwatcr river, In that county, p'ous ~ ,,''
nm n number OF copper CONS WI" '"o 80
scription "Grorgius Rex, 17,3, Oh ""'
side. and "yIrginia" on the other
A KING William letter says: Z" Lester
Manor has again resumed its wonted ap,
nearance OF enterprise, cheerfIfiness, anu
industry. Some twenty men are daily en-
ployed in pruning vines and fruie-trees. III
resctting the asparagus and blackDerry,
and nreparlng for the varied cultivation OF
f,uit and vegetable for the canning season'
A number Of the citizens OF the FIint
min district, Rappahannock county, are
afflicted with sore eyes. The disease 10 .li.l
Locality has become an epidemic, ana IL :,
foored that some who have taken cold WIN
Lose their evc-sIght entirely. The disease
= also raoinc, in the Laurel-Mills country
and n few cases are reported near "ashihS-
ton.
Warren Norris. aged about fourteen
ve,rs a son Of Mr.. Peter J. Norris, OF Gull
pepper. while hunting THURSDAY nnornins
in the thicket beyond JamesOn's Hiil, aDOut
half mile from town, accidentally sli9'
himself through the right arm and hand.
He was crawling through brush renee,
when IL is supposed the hammer caught
twig and the gun was discharged.
J. l.. Newsom. colored merchant OF
southampton county. has 4 cool head. a
few days since while passing the Franklin
Hotel he discovered that it was on fire be-
tween the plaslecing and weather-board-
ing. After sounding the alarm he would
not let the Notwithstanding be stripped
oil until sufficient water had been brought
to insure complete drowning-out OF the
flames. Had he allowed some oil the eX-
cited crowd TO have their way and open
passage for the air in the beginning, Sc
rious connagration would have resulted.
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According to the New York Tribune,
people in that city attend the opera for The
purpose OF conyersiug with one another,
not TO hear the music. We are glad That
nobody in Richmond theatre ever vexes
his neighbor by such conduct. We all 20
10 the opera 60 DC entertained by the per-
formers. not by our acquaintance among
fine audience
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Virginia Postal News.

a new post Office has been established at
Rains, Cumberland county, Va, with
Ollie X. Boiling as postmaster.
The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned Thomas j. Willing
Mt Carriers Creek, Lancaster county, Va. !;
Asahel c. Flint at Forest Hill, Brunswick
county, Va, and Leonidas NJ. Jeffress at
Jefl'ress's Store, Nottoway county, Va.
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~ PROTESTANT EPISC l.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.-Thc regular month
~ meeting Of this Union will he held AT It pn"is
church TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON at
o'clock. The officers teachers, and friends of the
sunday schools are respectfully invited 10 be pre-
sent.
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~ THE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PRAYER-MEETING OF THE METHODIST
CHURCHES OF RICHMOND AND MANCHEs-
TER viii be held at Centenary church 1O-MoR-
ROW Sunday AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. Pleose
bring Your Gospel lIymn-BOok
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HC77' SONG-SERVICE AT TRINITY
CHURCH.-Thc service Of sacred song will he
held from 10 8 o'clock SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
assisted by the c0rrd and organ. Public invited
to attend and participate In these interesting
cl.cs.
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II CLAY-STREET METHODIST

Episcopal. CHURCH corner Of Adams and
Clay strcetsl -Rey. ;. :. LAMBETH, pastor, Will
preach at / 4. VI. and 4 quarter 10 O'Clock II. w.
There VIII he services held during the coming
week on EVERY NIGHT except Saturday night at
quarter 70 : o'clock. All are cordially in
vicd. s-a,s free. Organ and conCt will conduct
The singing ON Smnday.
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III GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH corner Of Grace and Fourth
streetsl-Rcy. c. II. READ, ID. d.. pastor.-Prcrch-
ing by the Pew. WALTER CONDIcr at IL O'Clock
4. NJ. and 7:i5 u. VI.
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II YOU doutt. come Go see Us. and we VIII CURE
YOU. on charge nothing. write for particulars
and copy Of the little book. Message to she Tn
fortunate suffering"
Ask any druggist rs 10 cur standing.
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He had Just returned from his summer
vacation. and describing the beauties OF
mountain scenery to a lady friend, be
asked: "IIayc you ever seen the Cats-kiil-
:" and she answered, - No,
but have seen the BulIs-cough-syrup!'
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n1TTnE REGULAR MONTHLY

III 1TE II T. U z T. \ II NUN I'D
UNION PRAYER-MEETING OF THE YOUNG
MEN OF ALL TIE BAPTIST CHURCHES
OF THIS CITY Will be held at the Leigh-Sireet
Baptist church at O'Clock ON SUNDAY AFrEE-
NOON. Subject: Coming 10 Christ First, SIM
ner5' Condition; second, Christ the Redeemer I;
third, Burden Removed.
The exercises will consist chiefly In 4 service Of
song bearing upon the above subject. All men are
cordially invited.
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n-rBROAD-STREET METHODIST

CHURCH lcorner Broad and Tenth streets Rev.
\. c. BLEDsOE, the pastor. viii prelch at IL
\. VI and at 7:i5 L. VI. subject at night, " The
intermediate state: or, The Soul between Death
and the General Judgment" At the morning scr
vice tie doors Of the church will be opened for the
recentiOn of mcmhera
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.

Location unsurpassed. one square from Broad
street station. Pennsylvania railroad
Newly furnished and improved, with 500 rooms.
Offers attractions superior to any hotel IN Phlla-
deph'a. l.. l. MALIBh,
NH l3-TuThSSaIm Proprietor.
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e-z7 PARK-PLACE METHODIST

CHURCH (west franklin strcctl.-Sor'lces by
the pastor. JonS HANSON. Subjects IL 4. NJ,
- How 10 Secure HI wen and Make sun of this
WOrld"; L. NJ, The Light Problem"
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NJ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCIT.-Rey. r. L. PRESTON, ID. d. pastor.
Services at ii 4. VI. and i. ".
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~ THIRD i Il + i \ I 4 Il ] y y
CHCRCH.-Rey. W. r. RICHARDSON. ID. d., will
preach 1T / l \. VI. No service At night.
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TT Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings,
and all garments can be coiored succe ful-
ly with the Diamond Dyes. Fashion he
colors only l0c.
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'MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, between Pine and Laurel streets.)
Preaching by j. \. DEARBORN at / / ociocl. 4.
VI. No night meeting.