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pose that they were both unaware that
the Photographic apparatus In the corner
the lens OF which was adjusted 30 rs to
rake the sofa fore and aft, 80 to speak
was automatically adjusted to take an in.
Simultaneous negative at precisely 1880 i.
NJ, that being the hour when the jealous
Scudberry supposed the festivities would
be In progress, II at all. At all events, the
couple were started at about TINT period by
n peculiar click from Scudberry's machine,
and which theyundcrstood better the next
dry when that gentleman ~inlignontly
broke his engagement and exhibited 4
picture which he sareastlcally labeled mo
lGl; Greco.R Roman llugging Match"
Miss plilTey Immediately brought suit
for breach Of promise, Bopgs testifying
That he was only reIlcarsing q conten.
plated tableau with the plaintiff. Mean.
while scudberry Inns filed tho photograph
M evidence, ind tho whole town Is wait.
Ing anxiously for tho verdict. AZ soon as
1t Is rendered tho whole story will DO care.
fully dramatizcd for tho Baldwin rs ono
Of the most thrilling episodes'of life in tho
EnrtVasf .,.r1. +. |I. .|-n- .".. . Ga.
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a Clock In n Hustle.
Pail Nall G04die.
An amusing story reaches us from Paris.
On Enida,. lant a lad.. LIN ..i.n. mil Lor

Pail Mall G0tdte. I
An amusing story reaches us from Paris.
On Friday last a lady, having paid her
hotel bill, sent away her boxes on 4 cab
and sailed forth on foot. No sooner had
she departed than the landlord discovered
that the clock had disappeared from the
mantelpicce Of the room which his late
lodger las been occupying, though he
remembered 10 have seen ~ittllere subse.
quent to her trunk being dispatched.
Convinced thnt she must be the thief he
rushed out In hot pursuit, and, o~yertaking
her, he charged her with the robbery aud
gave her into custody, the lady mean
while protesting loudly against tho
indignity offered her, and vowing
vengeance against the traducer. She was,
however, taken before tho Judge din.
struttion, 10 whom she resumed her tor.
rent OF indignant denial with the cxtraor.
binary volnbility peculiar to tho daugli.
ters OF Gaui. Her indignation was atn9 ts
height when 10! l2 o'clock rang forth in
clear tones from the region OF Mndame's
dress improver. The expression OF con.
sternation depicted upon the FUR piliercr'i
countenance, together with the opposite.
ness Of the quaint phenomenon, were too
much for the gravity Of tho officials, who
burst into n III Of uncomfortable laughter.
Five minutes later a female wardcr re-
turned with the telltalo tinepiece TO itt
owner. VIII Mr.. Oscar Wilde still insist
upon "t,e utter uselessness OF that hideous
monstrosity-the bustle?"
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When the jury In the caso OF Gucnthor
Schnellc, accused Of the %prcmcdltatcd
murder OF DR.. %Schuchardt, returned a
verdict %pronouncing Sehnellc guilty OF
voluntary manslaughter, tho lSrELLidES-
CHR criticized the verdict, declaring that
tho jury had either tritlcd with It's solemn
duty and set justice ut naught, or had
pronounced IN insane and therefore limo.
cent man guilty OF u crime. This criticism
WIS in turn adversely criticised to
some extent by several lawyers, who con-
dcmncdit as tending t%0prejudictthe inter
ests OF persons accused oil murder or other
grave felony, who had not yet been
tried. Some newspaper comment was also
excited, and at least ono paper took issue
with tho IS%rELLlduScEn, saying that such
u%tteranccs must do harm, and blaming
the press OF Cincinnati for tho riots there.
That paper lost sight OF tho fact that the
ignoring Of the rights OF tho public by u
Jury Is itself tho cause Of dissatisfaction,
and must do harm. The verdict was a
legitimate and proper subject oicopment
and criticism, for the case was finished,
and It only remained Tor n judge who
heard tho evidence and was learned in
the law to allix tho penalty, which indeed
the verdict OF the jury had limited to five
years Imprisonment.
Now comes the court and vindicates the
criticismof the jury by the 1SrEi.LidEScEn'
Judge Boyd in sentencing scllncllc yes
terlay INDUCED in some comments on
the verdict which evinced good sound
sense, and deserve commentator. Lie
unhcsitatingly expressed tho opinion that
II tho prisoner was not insane, he was
guilty OF murder in tho first degree, and
he REGARDED the verdict Of two successive
juricsa us conclusive acknowledgements
insanity was beyond a reasonable doubt.
True, thisexpression may not meet with
approval from lawyers who are retained
10 defend murdererS now conllneu IN lali,
and whom they arc anxious to acquit, but
Judge Boyd's remarks will meet with thu
hearty concurrence OF the public at large
Tho lNrELLlGENCsE receives with much
qualification this virtual endorsement by
high authority OF the position it has taken
in the matter. r-
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TERMS Low.
Catalogues furnished OH application.

TOR SALE-TlIE WELL KNOWN
Il Country Residence Of the late Henry Tismnnn,
deceased. situate IN Pleasant Valley, Ohio Co., ". Va,
lying OH the National Road and the line OF the Elm
Grove ltAilroad, three miles cast Of the city, and
about twenty minutes ride from the Capitol Build.
Ing. containing about five acres Of ground, with a
house OF eight rooms and pantry and summer
kitchen, with II never failing we'll at the kitchen
door OF Us good drinking wnter as there is in.uhio
county; bus also Il bnIrcl ccu!ented chtern for
rain water. There ore MISC Qu!.c II number OF tho
place; also shrubbcr,, &c. This lsu splendid op.
p0rtunity FOR a person retired from business, or one
needing the fresh, Draciug country mir ai!cr close
confinement TO tho office all tay.
We also offer for sale i Farm Of IS acr~s OF good
lniid, all under cultivation, bordering on Ecnnon
ALLEY In the town OF kirkwOod, Belmont county,
Ohio, and running back to the county road. being
accessible both from Nekalb street and kennoI.
alley, IN the town OF Kirkw0od, Belmont county,
Ohio. and also from the county road, aud having
also OH the land two springs u good water, one
near kennon alley and Tho Other ncar the county
rcnd, would make tho inrm we'll adapted for dairy
purposes or for market gardening. @
. Also. u good Coal hank, with opening Ion corne.
Of Dukalb street and kcnnon alley; main entry
laid with II good 7 rnil. 1rI
AL OF the above property II not sold soon will bc
for rent for the ensuing yeas. ~
For further particulars call on or address C. /.
STlFEL or l.. J. BAfliA. ut the German pMnk OF
Wheeling. W. W.. Executors OF the Will OF John
Henry Ticmnnn. deceased. lr2T.wJs
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THAT lIOKRID CAMBRIA,
Startling Evidence In II California Brcncl
Of rrOntiso Suit. -

Startling Evidence In IL California Breach
Of Promise Suit.
San F'mneieo ditpa'ch.
A breach Of promise case is now pend.
ing ut Marysville which exhibits some
peculiar features. 1t seems tho defendant.
Il young man named Augustus Scudberry,
is n member Of that rapidly increasing
class Of persons known as amateur instan.
taneous photograph cranks. This indi-
yidual had become so enthused over the
achievement Of European photographers
in obtaining negatives Of birds flying,
horses running away, tigers Selling their
prey, &c, that he made himself 4 great
nuisance providing around inter people
with his portable camera, electric slides,
and things. One day he would be found
ambushcd beside the railway track and
filling up the switch-tcndcrs With beer, in
the happy anticipation Of catching n good
impression Of q trst-class smashup; the
next, he was trying to bribe some dying
mans family to allow him to take n snap
shot ut the patient just when the death
rattle set in. In fact, it is stated That
otAeSt hlSlA SoulN HlAClc hCIC Iuvtlis u
terrific quarrel in n bar-room, Scudberry
suddenly appeared in the doorway with
his instrument over his head and ex-
claimed cxcitedly:
swat until | put IN a dry plato before
you shoot, gentlemen! Get your pistols
ready and fire together when | say three;
I want to gctin all the tlashes.".
Well, as VIC were going to say, this game
Scudberry was engaged to girl named
Pliffey, and somehow had rot the idea
into his head that Amclia-hcr namc was
Amelia, and she wore \ number four
shoe, which is good for a Marysvillo girl
was untrue to him; in fact, that she was
still encouraging tho attentions Of 4 dry
goods clerk named Boggs.
So Scudberry,, having Just received an
automatic clockwork attachment to his
apparatus, carried his machine over 10 his
fiancee's house on p%retcnse Of taking tho
pictures OF tho family. lie took Amelia's
mother in tho net Of spanking tho baby;
hc took the baby i'll the act Of swallowing
a pin took the cat in the act Of catching
a mouse, took dinner and then took his
leave. Scudberry explained that he was
to be out Of town TINT evening and asked
that his camera be allowed to stand in the
corner Of tho parlor until his return the
next day.
That night Boggs, the alleged rival,
called on Amelia aud 1t is natural to sup.
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PRIMARIES,

To- p .---.r . -..H
The Republican Voters Of tho City Of wteclin.
Will meet In their several wards ut .hcir usun
plnccs Of meeting. on SAT UkDAY, December q
between the hours Of : and : o'clock +. ", to Sc
lcct candidates for the office Of City Clerk, Sergeant
anu Wharima.ter, TO be voted for at the general
election 10 be held OIL the fourth Thursday In Jan
uhry next. i IN
In tho First Wand, Mt the vigilsnt Engine House
Second Ward, al. the Market House.
Third Ward. at the Court House.
Fourth wGrl, nt the Atlantic Engine House,
Fifth Ward. at the Hook and Ladder House.
Sixth Ward, Mt the United Engine House.
Seventh Ward. ut the Hose House.
Eighth Ward ut the Engtne House.
Tho Republican candidate for Mayor Will b.
nominated by Il Convention to be c1mpo.cd q
delegates 10 be chosen at ward meetings to bt
called hereafter. AT the same ward meetings nom
inecs for Council will be selected. The Mayor,
Convention will also select II new City Executive
Committee.
The Judges OF the Primary Election arc instruct
cd to see that none but Republicans. or such per
ticket, be allowed to vote. Returns Of the election
will be made to the committee Mt the City Clerk's
Office. D3 order OF the Committee. ~ lS .|E
. +a{ !arHgi JAS. +. DARLING,
de.I Chairman pro ten.
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To cunE an ordinary cough or cold take
one dose OF DR.. Wistar's Dalsam Of Wild
Cherry before going to bed at night. II
will cause u suspension OF nervous cxcita.
bility, allow you sweet rcposc, and by
morning the cough will begone. 1t is the
best and therefore cheapest cure 70,
coughs, colds and consumption; is sold by
druggists generally, and ought to DO found
in every intelligent household. pAw
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The Governors Old Friends.

Governor Porter, Of Indiana, tells a very
funnystoryon himself, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for once in his life he was hoored. During
the recent campaign he went into n small
town to make a speech. He began some
thing in this way:
"My friends, I am glad to meet you
again. ! always like to come to Blank
vile, and to see, as I do now, 20 many old
friends"
Just hero n tall, gaunt hoosicr, in a
ceon.skin cap, cried out in m inimitable
voice:
"Namo 'em, Governor, name 'em!"
And the Governor says he was so broken
up by this untimely inquiry for details
that he could not name a man. The
Hoosicrs laughed good-naturedly, and
the Governor Joined in, too. name 'em,
Governor, name 'cm!" has become a by
word in the Hoosier State.
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We answer unreservcdly, yes! II the
patient commences in time the use OF Dr..
Picrce's "Golden Medical Discovery, land
exercises proper care. II allowed to run
its course too long all medicine is Hpower-
lcss to stay it. Dr.. Pierce never decieves
n patient BY holding out n false hope for
tic sake Of pecuniary gain. The Golden
Medical Discovery" has cured thousands
Of patients when nothing else seemed to
avail. Your druggists has it. Send two
stamps for DR.. Pierce's complete ~trcatise
on consumption with numerous tcstimo.
mails. Address Worlds Dispensary Mcdi;
cal Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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p0aScl Examination,

Hansd, City Times. NM E
us this Mr.. Wattcrson ~
eyes, SIR"
II would like to visit Louisville a few
days next week"
Estate whether you are a member Of
Congress or a worshipper Of the painted
harlot Of protection"
sAly name is johnson, and l am a COM
mercial traveller"
"Ah, l sec; Mr.. Logan, make out m
order for Mr.. johnson granting him tho
freedom Of the city" w.
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a Southern Reputation.

The Graphic.
DO YOU know tho prisoner {" asked thu
Judge.
"Yes, SIR" said the witness.
"Whnt sortoia reputation has he? !" {.
"Reputation? First class"
what has he ever doneY"
"Done? Why, your konor, hc killct
four men in Texas with three shots, ant
there isn't a man in this county who chi
whip him in n fair fight" Is
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Commissioners SALE.
DUBLlC SALE
l.. OF ISLAND

4 w ISLAND PROPERTY.
In pursuance Of a decree In the sui, OF Tho tx.
change Bank OF Wheeling vs.. Amos J. Osborne and
others, made by the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
commissioner appointed thereby. proceed TO al
public auction ut The front door OF the Court House
o. Ohio county. o Il SATURDAY, THE OH DAYOF
DECEMBER, 1884. commencing Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
LOT NO: IA In the addition on Wheeling Isla,ld, laid
out BY Henry Moore. trustee Of the estate et E.hsn.
ezcr Zane, and fronting OIL the north side Of Xape
street: and also lot No. y In Daniel Zane's addition
on Wheeling Island, on the southeast corner Of
Zane and Huron streets. On the front pNrt Of To-,
No. II Is erected n double twos,ory fnne d welam.
house, containing eight rooms; and n email tenant
house Of I've rooms on the alley In the rear Of said
lot.
On lot No. u, is erected a double twostory frame
cottage containing three rooms.
| TERMS + SaLE-Onc-third and Ms much moro
as the purchaser may elect, CASH: ind the residue
III Two equal payments payable respectively In
NINE and EIGHTEEN months, from day OF salc; for
credit instAllmcnts, notes 70 be given by tile Iur.
chaser or purchasers with satisfactory personal 81.
curly, and tho title to DO retained until full pur.
chase money Is paid, and a conveyance directed
by the court.
Al. CLARKE,
H| - Special Commissioner.
!, Thos. N. Darsah, Gerk Of the Municipal Court
o. wheeling, do certify that bond and security
have, been given by said special commissioner us i
required BY Inv, and by said decree OF SALE.
THos. NJ. DARRAH, Clerk.
~ AEhVEY, Auctloneer. no5-Ih4s
The above salc Is adjourned until Saturday, De.
cember q, 1851, at 10 o'clock a. H., at the front
door OF the Court House.
A.. J. CLARKE,
aes.AWN --- SrcciAl Commissioner,
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EMoRy's Little Cathartic Pills arc sui
iciently powerful for the most robust, ye,
the safest for children and weak constitu'
tions-l5 cents. TThsAw
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$1,000 90 We offer to anyone detecting
even q trace OF common grease in Strunz'
Ciennine Wax Soap,
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Nc1u Advertisements.

TOR RENT OR SALE-TlIE ELL.
1 giant twostoty. itick dwelling. No. Is Fit.
ttcnth street. near Fol-, House ~coutains s rooms,
bathroom aud WISH rooms, with stationary tubs,
supplied with hot md cold water, Occupied BY
tho owner, md newly md. elegantly finished md
decorated throughout, md III perfect and first. class
condition In every respect. Owner Intends to re.
move 70 another city, aud seeks II first class tenant
or purchaser. Apply to a. Il. RICE, li26 Main
street, or No. - FifiGeuth street. r-Iu'H1 dUI7
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Students arc prepared for Harvard. Yale, Prince.
ton, Washington and Jefferson, Troy and othnr
Colleges and Schools OF Science, and conf lcto
drill In tho branches required for examination Is
uiiau
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Tho Commercial Department furnishes careful
IN housekeeping, Ienmanship, Commcr.
cial Arithmetic and kindred bmnches, aud stu.
dents may pursue these studics III connection with
the regular chOOl work, =
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L|NSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, w. VA.

Boys aud young men with detective education
receive the personal attention necessary 10 their
advancement, and the brightest pupils are con.
stantly aided md encouraged III their work.
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Don't SPILL the Milk,

There is no use crying over spilled milk, "
says the old saw. If you are not only bald but
have life in the roots of you hair, there is NO
use crying over that either Take both time
and yourself by the forelock while there is a
forelock left. Apply Parkers Hair Balsam to
your hair before matters get WORSE 1t will
arrest the falling off of your hair and restore its
original color, gloss and softness. 1t is perfect
dressing withal, clean, richly prefumed, cools
and heals the scalp.
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After Justice Feibleman.

Constable L. E. Reinhold yesterday filed an
affidavit in Judge Howes court charging that
Justice Feibleman was still conducting the bust
ness of his Office in the city, instead of West In
dianapolis, as ordered by the court, and the
matter will be investigated to-day Mr. Feeble
man says he has Office in the city, and is not
doing business here. He thinks the claim is
based upon the fact that he swore Reinhold to
an affidavit for change of venue, day or two
400
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Mr.. Tilden Not a Candidate.

Hon. 4. A. Hendricks stated to personal
FRIEND yesterday that in his opinion, the re
nomination of the sold ticket" by the Democ-
racy would result in the success of that party,
but that Mr.. Tilden would not be a candidate,
and would not allow his name to be used in that
connection. This is probable authoritative
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plymouth CHURCH--coRNER MERIDIAN
L and New Y DIRK streets. Oscar c. McCuhoch pas
1890 Evening service, organist begins playing at
$50. Evening topic, The Choice Of Hercules;
Thursday evening conference at 1:45. Monthly
musical and literary entertainment on Friday evening
at 8. Young mems reading room open every evening.
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Christian,

CtENTRAT. CHRISTIAN CHURCH-SERVICES
~ by the pastor David Walk. morning aud evening.
Subjects Of sermons; The Folly of Selfshness.
The Meaning of Church Membership" Music con-
Quoted by Prof. Ora Pearson.
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CHURCH SERVICES.


THIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
q ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev.
J. P. Boyce d. D., of Louisville, Ky, viii preach
morning and evening.
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STOLEN.
500 REWARD

Stolen from the subscriber living mile west of In
dlanapos the old Nandaia gravel pit, sorrel
heavy ana tg; also, one black pony. The
above reward Nll he psSd fun the recovery of the ami
mails and conviction of the thief thieves or 500 fol
the recovery OF the animals
PATRICK o. HEARN.
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AUCTION SALES.

VVUNT & Me.CURDY. REAL ESTATE AND GEN.
eyal Auetioneeps. 40. SO East Washington street,
Stocks of merchandise in city or country bought out.
right for cash
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DEADY.MADE HOUSES, ANY SlzEOR STYLE
"a on shortn Tice. E. c. H0WLETT Broker, s
Condit Block.
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Methodist Episcopal.

CtENTRAL-AYENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
=, Chureh-Corner of Butler street and Central ave
me. Rev. A Marine, D. D., pastor. Mrs l. o.
"Children's Day servic, will be held at 7;45
p. M Sunday-school at 2.-5 p. IN. Strangers cor
daily welcomed. Seats free
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uniVerSalisi.

tTHERE WILL BE SUNDAY-SCHO0L HELD At
l Pfanlin's Music Hall on Sunday, May s. at $50
a. M. A general attendance desired. Charles Stvre,
supeuin taadent. Preaching at lD;45 a. and 7:I5
p m Friends invited TO all of these services. Rev.
I. E. Ballard, pastor.
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LsOR SALE-SEC0NDHAND ENGINES AND
IL boiler outfits. Also flour mills wood and iron
working machinery at RICHARDS q BUTLER'6,
corner Missouri and Georgia streets
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NOR SALE-AT LIMA, GA 5 AND 1O-CEN1
Il sfore stock complete; location first class and do
ing good business; for selling parties arr
going West. Address CONNOLLY BROS, Lima O
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Ag ERIpIAN.sTREEr METHODIST EPISCOPAL

vi Chnrch--Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. John Alsbaster d. D. pastor. General class at
$50 a. m. Chldren's Day exercises by the Sunday
school at 1890 !. Preaching by the pastor at
745 p m Subject: Faith and Reason" Young
peoples meeting at Gas p. m. Regular services
during the week. All invited
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ENIRST PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH = SOUTH
T. west corner PENNSYLVANIA and New York streets
Rev John Weston of Peoria H.. will preach to-mor
row at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. The Sabbath
school will hereafter meet at a. m. The public cor
daily invited to all services.
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CHEAPEST A.; aSys & sa9t II l tA % SS%s
For Sales, ETC., of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR
NAL, at only FIVE CENTS PER LINE each nser
ton II you have any farms property 10 dispose of
this viii afford you very easy and cheap Sgehsy.
Try it.
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L'OR SALE - FARMS CHEAP, ION LONG
Il credit. Send for circular. Blue grass pasture
Cor rent, cheap FRANCIS SMITH.
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EaLETCHER-PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
L Cburch--Corner of East and South streets. Rev.
J. H. Doddrdge pastor. Preaching at 1890
by Elder j, X. Pye, followed by the sacrament. The
evenn, will be devoted to the service of --Childrens
Day" Sundav-school at 2:l5 p. Class at a
and 3 ID. N. AL invited to attend the services.
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u oBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

ID OBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
IL Church-Corner Of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. Ross G. Houghton, d, d., pastor. General
Day exercises at 1880 a. m with an address by the
pastor. Preaching at 7:45 p. Subject of evening
sermon: Mistakes of the mfdel." Sanday-sehool
at 2:15 p. ~. Young peoples meeting Monday at
7:45 p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday at 7:45 p. m.
Everybody invited.