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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-24
EgTEGEN1. ABROAD

Through Il hOme-rtturned Norwegian
] have learned to Know Your tUTfCURA,
which has in a short time cured me fan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
could not heal. CIR. HELrZEN.
BERGGn, NORWAY, Agea'Ujro,Tctainy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-24
KNOW IT'S EALEE

very good satisfaction. The CJTICURA
l especially recommend for the dis
seaseS for - which il il used. know from
experience lis value. DIR. IL, PRATT. Z.
MOntello, Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-24
EfGStGT.
To Rent.

modern mprovements. Inquire at
this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
INDIAN WAR CLAIMS.
TOEEICIAL.1
[OFFICIAL.1

Office of the Board of Examiners
Carson City, Nevada,
April, 7th 1855 }
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

The benefit skating carnival given at
the Capitol rink last evening, was attended
by crowd that il Is estimated did not
number less than 1000. Every seat was
occupied, standing room wasat premium,
and on the surface there was o irregular
crush. It was given under the joint aus
piees OF the nailers from the four factories
In this city and the members OF the Fire
Department, and the proceeds were equally
divided into five parts. That portion go
ing to the department will be used for the
relief Of Peter Dillon, who had his leg
badly fractured recently while driving the
Eight ward reel, by being thrown from
the box. The nailers Of the various mills
will use the other portions for the relief
OF some OF theirdistressed brethren.
There were o number Of interesting
races. Upton Shores, oil the Top mill,
won the nailers' race, and will receive the
skating suit offered as Q prize. Ed. Clark,
of5the Belmont, won the fat mans race,
tipping the scales at 202 pounds. pair
OF fat Japanese dolls were presented to
him. Sam Johnson, Of the Belmont, won
the ngreener'sn race. The prize was q
hammer, square, rule and q pair oil cali
pers. Billy Donaldson, OF the LaBelle;
downed the other nail-ieeders In their
race and received the pair Of club skates
offered asaprize. Allof the prizes were
kindly donated, and to the donors, as well
as to that part Of the pnbliethat attended,
the committee having the matter in charge
desire to return grateful thanks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

One Of the largest private skating par
ties ever held inythis city, took place last
evening at the handsome Chapflne street
rink. twas gotten up by Mr.. Charlie
Zane, who Is to be. congratulated on the
complete success that he made Of II. The
party took possession Of the surface at
1880 O'Clock, and TO Kramer's superb mu.
sic sEated for three or four hours and had
q most enjoyable time. About midnight
coffee and q Light lunch were served and
were found to .beyery. acceptable to appe-
tites that had been whetted by the lively
and fascinating sport. Among those pres
ent were several OF w heeling' 9 fancy ska
tiers. The managers had had the fine sur
face put In excellent onditions aud there
was nothing wanting to make the affair
more OF q success than II was. T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07
Murphy Next Week.

As previously announced, Francis Muir.
ply, the great temperance apostle, is to be
here next week. Heswill begin q series
OF meetings on Monday evening ut the
first Baptist church, corner OF Byron and
Thirteenth streets. Meetings will be held
there Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at 1880 o'clock and
will be free to the public. Friday even
ing a monster temperance meeting Willie
held at the Capitol rink for the benefit Of
the Women'ss Christian Association, at
morning, there will be meeting az
Charley Shay's Academy OF Music, he
having donated It's use for this occasion.
Mr.. Murphy's visit will be an event Of no
small interest, not only TO the temperance
people but to those who are not identified
with any temperance organization. Every
onewill want to hear Murphy and doubt
less many who. 20 10 hear will come away
decorated with the blue ribbon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07
KRAUS BROS. & BAER.

Last season We purchased large lines o.
Fine Clothing, and the encouragement
we received on all sides has caused us to
make larger purchases Of this class Of
goods than ever before. For the last two
weeks we have benin the Eastern mar
kets and took advantage Of the prevails
Ing dullness In trade to place large or
ders. In many instances we had these
goods made up specially for our trade,
every particular. :,
We call special attention to our $40 all
wool Suits In all the new shades, include
Ing Brown, Blue, Dahlia and Wine. !,
Our entire stock was bought for "spot
cash, . and places us In q position to offer
fine goods at lower prices than We were
ever before enabled to sell them.
ERAUS BROS. & BAER,
Clothfers and Hatters.
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b 40! B. +. PROJECTS!
IMPRoy9MENgs - FA1s eTrs
An Under contfaet-r hs connslisriits FL.
.sasion and the cOHnsipans,s Plans when
II IL, Completed 1ts Importance 70
I wheeling The nLorgantoun Read.

e 49, III
(. .AnIsTEIIIorscHR reporter met Captain
w. II. Clements, master Of transportation
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, the
other day and asked him what were the
prospects for the completion Of the Com
nellsyille extension. Capt Clements said
thatwors would be pushed on this end Of
the line with the largest force that can
work TO advantage as soon as the weather
Il fit for the work. So far the only work
done here Is o little grading near the Ores.
cent mil, but the contracts have been let
for all the work contemplated In the city
limits, including the bridge over W heeling
creek near the Central glass works, which
will be o substantial structure with o dou.
BILE track. A double track will be built
over the new route south Of the creek,
and will be in opetatio in a few months.
The contract has also been let for the
construction OF the north approach to the
Benwood bridge. Capt. Clements was re-
ticent as TO what improvements were con:
ltemplated by the company in the way OF
new buildings in this city, merely saying
that the company had ample room for
any buildings that would be needed.
The Brady tunnel, near Washington,
Pa, Is fast approaching completion. The
| men working from both ends have met In
the middle. As fast as each gang pro-
crossed temporary wooden supports were
put in, and as rapidly as possible these
are being superseded by. . strong stone
arch. The tunnel will accommodate Q
double track. KS
The new route will shorten the distance
from Wheeling TO Baltimore 43 miles, but
Capt. Clements says the gain will be equal
TO shortening of70 miles, as the better
grades will vastly increase the average
speed Of trains. II Is expected to reduce
| the usual time of trains between Wheel
ing and Baltimore at least two hours be,
How the fastest present run, 50 thatthrough
express trains will make the $3.50 miles
from this city to Baltimore in 10 hours.
Under the new order Of thing, which Il
4 expected to go into effect the coming sum
\ mer, the road from Wheeling to Grafton
will be used only for local business. al
the first two trains o day will be run from
Cumberland to Wheeling and two from
wheeling 70 Cumberland, all connecting
with trains on the Parkersburg branch
All through western business will be rie
Wheeling and the Connelsyille extension
Capt. Clements says also that the Fair
mont, Morgantown G Pittsburgh railroad
will be in operation TO Mofgantown by
May, and work will be pushed on ct once
to the Pennsylvania State line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

Mr.. J.. Il. Kirk, the art dealer on Main
street; near Tenth, has on exhibition at
his store very creditable display Of art
productions by home talent. Mr.. Kirk is
giving one OF his occasional art recepi
tons. The paintings and other art works
are contributed by local amateurs, pupils
OF various art classes, and o few by well
known Wheeling painters. The quality
Of the work shown IL painting, crayon
drawing, china decoration, painting on
silks and velvet, .repolsse work and other
branches Of art, are highly creditable to
Wheeling. The pictures, etc., make q
very attractive exhibit, in connection with
the fine and varied assortment OF engray-
ings, paintings, schromos and bric.a-brac
always to be seen on Mr.. Kinks walls and
shelves. Every person with any taste for
art should visit the store while the exhi.
bition is in progress.
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..r n Lights i ., London 70. .

Z Shook & Golfers great spectacular
melodrama. '.The Lights o. London was
presented to q good audience OF the Opera
House last night, and signs Of approval
were hearty and frequent. The scenery
is new and better fitted to the stage here,
and It worked more smoothly and salts:
factorily. The company is a strong one,
and the popular play was never more at
traetiyely put on the stage. twill be re-
peated at the matinee and again this even.
ing. Those who have not seen this, one oil
the most famous spectacular productions,
should embrace the opportunity. Those
fore need no advice 10 witness its pfesenta-
ton; again. No doubt the house will De
this afternoon and evening.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Chicken Thieves Caught = Skating Rial
Setes-Faetory aud General Items.

Chicken Thieves Caught = Skating Rink
Sotes-Faetory aud General Items.
The street. hawkers have made their APP
pearance.
The Elson glass works expects to startin
q few days.
William Mann's foundry has been run
ming steadily this week. ..i
To-day themember OF Glass Workers
Union receive their ducats.
Mr.. J. Williams, who has been visiting
friends at Flushing, hasreturned home.
The Martins Ferry stove foundry Is
running steadily, with bright prospects
ahead. sls " =
I "A little son OF Mr.. Fred. Beemer's fell
while playing and cut a large cash over
his eye. =
MI. d. AfcCue's Wheeling and Martins
Ferry express broke down while coming
over yesterday. NJ
Messrs. a. J. Bowers and K. McCpe,
Of this place, are erecting o large skating
rink at Bellaire. n
Captain Inglebright will rebuild the
ferry as soon as possible. Skitf ferries are
being run at present
Three men were arrested yesterday for
stealing chickens. One OF them was
caught at the same trick inthe Orchard
noticing ago.
The lecture given by Mr.. starkweather
at the NJ. Z. Church Tuesday night netted
the Sunday school about s2s, which will
be expended for books andmaps
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the city and wheeling Fol-

strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Hon. William A. Quarter, Of Charles.
ton, is in the city. n
Messrs. ]. Il. Patterson and W. a. Hunt,
editor OF the Chronicle, Of st. Clairsyille,
were in the city yesterday. ,,.5
Mrs. Kellogg, wife Of Professor Kellogg,
OF Allegheny, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. NJ. Belleville, on Main street.
Mrs. Mary White, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
atpolice headquarters that her
pocket was picked at the corner Of Sew.
enth street and Pennsylvania avenue Of
a red leather pocket book containing 81 70,
a check for s., and return ticket to
Wheeling; value, $10.-National Repab-
Eicun 81 Fl4ilf .t4t-i 4
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wanted First Class Modem. Il *
For Sale Or Exchange. ( -, rs = + ~ al
For Rsnt-1hree Good RooplA geilf
Wanted-s situation Printer N II ~
Notiee-J John Z Deloe. Administrator, II
FaiI Bronze IatnIs Ewing Bros. :. 3, y.
N. ditmafl q co.-Fourth pare. s,;r
Why Not Keep Clean M6M eehen. h ~
WffnFefs-Geo. ~. JohnkontB Sons - 81
AIiiEneo NUtlce-H u. Hedtfey.
FfaIcis Murphy, the Great Temperance Apostle.
Sale Of Island zeal EstRte. = 81
LiStof Letten. 800
Piano Soying- Banners Music Store.
TIE Nine, Fry Concert Co, x +.
New,Rook NJ the City Book Store.
save Your Eyes-l. q. pnlons
Opefa House, DreRms-fo page.
For Hale-First class Groeery-Foufth page.
RelIsions NotIees-f Fourth page. 3aI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07
ACROSS THE RIVER.
EnnEE llynnY onlo gowNs.
WIN K. Naylor Is seriously nj with the

VIII K. Naylor Is seriously III with the
fever.
Presenting Attorney N. K. Kennon
was In town yesterday.
o. o. Kelly has been appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of John Kelly.
Mr.. John Bigelow talks Of going into,
the hotel business at the old National, in
st. Clairsyille. e
The new literary and social club Of Bel.
laire Is called 10 assemble Tuesday next
for organization. sl & : III
The new rink will be exactly over the
bed OF Indian Run, half in the Fourth
ward and hall in the fifth. slsl
A detachment OF aWar.cry peddlers
were here yesterday, and they promised
an,attack by the Salvation Army soon:
Half q hundred Quakers were inttown
yesterday on their way home from the
school Of the Society Of Friends, at Barnes.
vile. J. K (.
viii o. Grafton has determined TO give
up his place as chief clerk at the Baltimore
IL Ohio freight office and willwork for the
Marietta Chair Company. 3;ls
Long, passenger trains west bound fol.
lowed In quick succession yesterday over
the Baltimore & Ohio bridge. Many OF
the cars displayed lar Q streamers.
The Wheeling skaters that came down
Thursday evening had TO wait at the Bait:
more & Ohio depot here till nearly day.
Light before getting q train for home.
w. G. Barnard's experience with fire
h., - Ia t,apl ban l5a I1aro aud alsa,vh aro
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lNptcATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 7.-1A.M NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY, fair,
slightly colder weather, preceded in the
Ohio Valley by local SHOWS, winds gen.
orally westerly, generally higher barom-
eter, preceded NTH extreme northeast
ern portion by falling barometer. Il
For the Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, slightly
warmer in eastern portions, slight change
in temperature in western portions, north
easterly winds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

4 AZ coon opportunityto secure at public
sale q great bargain In q farm OF one hum
dred and thifty-fye acres which win be
offered by Isaac A. Wright, ut Belmont,
Belmont county, o., Thursday, AIarahi2th.
Farm all in gtass and good repair. Imme-
idiate possession Twenty Five acrestimber.
Well waterel. alt;mile from station and
on B. & o. railroad. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

I Mr.. Ernst A. Denick; proprietor Fred,
ericksburg Brewing Co, San Jose, Cal,
writes that for rheumatism and other
painful ailments ST. Jacobs OIL is o re-
markably etiicacious specific. S
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pnIDGFpoRr.
Mould orr, Strike slciness-Fiood Damages
5s Repaired, etc., etc. VI

momdofA' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. damages
Repaired, etc., etc.
Mr.. Geo. stillwell is on the sick list.
Mr.. Calvin Hesson is dangerously III.
Prof. ]. E. Orr is smiling oyer.a fine
girl. 81
Mr.. j. O. Dent and family, who have
been visiting friends at Fairmont, have re:
turned home.
Mr.. Henry Handle, 81 Pasco, was In
town yesterday. Hereports business there
as picking-up. 4
Mr.. Geo. Pasco. expects 10 retire from
the shoe business and will go TO farming in
the near future. &.
The Presbyterian Church is being re-
lpapered and fixed up in general. Il has
been ina dilapidated condition ever since
the flood.
On account Of the carnival at the Mann
moth,rink last night the proprietors Of the
Kirkwood rink allowed the colored people
the use fit again.
A difficulty arose between ]. NJ Wood
cock q Son and the moulders in their foun-
dry, and the moulders, 10in number, have
gone out on strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07
E1euralon Tieista o New orichnS 4 = !,

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call oraddtees ], 6. Tomlinson, Agent
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling, W., We;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed Of Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, So, Il N, 45';; 8 r. NJ, 45e; . 2.
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SRHMEM1ER that the best and the cheap
est footweaslin the city can be found at
the Assignee! Sale Of Boots and Shoes, No.
40 Twelfth street. u 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07
ALIeM0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock full line Of, the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail.
ity for butchers, and . full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. G. HESS a. SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

REitEMlEa that the best and the cheap.
est footWear:in the city can be found at
the Assignee Sale Of Boots and Shoes No.
d0TYefth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07
SPRING HATS.

Handsome Novelties in Hats, Bonnets,
Feathers and Flowers open to-day.
80 Al. L, RICE e. co. Z
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All the little children should attend
this mornings session at Capitol Rink.
Brand newskates. Just received,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and Stock Mar.

The kFentures OF the money and STOCK mar.
NEwYoRx, March Money market easyat Ia
bills dun at $fsSIS demand 81 So.
GoyRRNNENr-Q Quiet: * percent, registered, "
percent higher at 1ll5s; coupons advanced u 10
RinwAY BoYps-Priees In many cases show a
ffactIonl0wef. Issl e. eis4 - - Z
STATE srcvRsTrrs Strong aud quiet; prices a
shade higher. n Il - {s7'f
STOCKS The market was strong and very active at
the opening this morning with tnt prices general;
10 V percent higher thanat the close yesler
day, from which there was further slight advance
and on which the room.tradets realized TO srch9n
extent thata reaction was brought abont, carrying
quotations generally below opening dgures. This
was. again followed by o recovery and although
contnued strong until between II and ~ O'Clock,
when tho highest prices Of the day were
generally reached: The gains at that time
Were between and retss ~ the
tioll, which showed Itself before developed
in the last hour Into decid cd break. during which
tho advances OF the day were lost many cases and
was the general course OF prices there were several
Important notifications, giving the market
Irregular and at times feyeftSh character The
prominent feature Of day was the heavy trading
Transactions a95 900 shares. n
y. s. 8, U. 8 III q. g. new g. 1221kk;
Pacific e q " T., 10: Central Paeiae lli9 Efie
g; Missouri q, 100; 81 Joseph, us: s. 2. q
TENS Pacific Land Grant,, 80 !; do Rio Grande,
III V % safias s F si e t VIZ
ginlh Consol&, extra maturcd coupons IS; DO de.
tetred. 0; Adams Express, 1s2;; American Express,
oIIs: Canada soStherh, q I: Central Pacific,
do second preferred, !; u, q. d 1 i; 81; Denver
Rio Grande, 81 Erie, 49, do preferred. Is; Fort
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e e MA.
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Posi-
lively Cured.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheun, With III agonizing itch.
e ling and burning. instantly relieved by q warm
bath with c1TIcuRA soAP, aud o single applieatlon
daily, with two or three doses OF CuT1CuRA ne.
SOLVENT, the New Blood Purifier, to Ieep the blood
cool, the penpintion pure and untrriniing, the
bowels open, the liver and kidneys actiye, will
speedily cure Eczema, letter, Rlngworm, Psorlasis
Liehen Pruritus. Seal Head, Dandrnt, and every
species Of itching, scaly, aud Pimply HumorS' Of
The scalp and skin. when the best physicians and
ali known remedies fall. y .la9l 49, - =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

RTNEslpHR thst the best and the cheap.
est footwear In the city can be found at
the Assignee Sale d Boots and Shoes, No,
40Tweltth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-07

MEMBERS Of Legislature invited L
call and see our stock: !.
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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RsarMBnRthat the best and the cheap.
est footwear In the city can be found az
the Assignee Sale Of Boots and Shoes, No.
40THelfth street,
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'ToLxpo,I o., March 9.-wheat active. weak and
lower: No. 2'fed spot and March $50 asked April
no: May we; No. soft and Lake shore S6as6< 70.
Corn quiet, but steady : No. spot, March and May
42Ikc bid. Oats dull and nominal; No 2; 3l1Sc.
Goyetseed easy: prime spot $ oo bid; March 81 %
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HATS

Stiff Brim Fur Hats In all The new
shades. Latest shapes SO GOA special
DA' sa KRAUs BROS. & BAER'S.
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m. GUTMAN 6 CO.
a:or ;gent aud a;or sale.
FOR SALE.

TWO FINE SHEEP FARMs-one located on the
waters Of Knob Fork, wetzel county, ". Va, fonr
miles from Litteton Station, on the B. 4 Q. r. X.
This farm contains about 90 acres well fenced 40
acres OF which are level bottom lands and has on
Il two story frame tstone ionndAto dwelling OF
four large rooms and hallway, stable corn. cribs
wagonlshed. spring honss md gtanary, Az built
reasonable; ; and TO any one making q large cash
payment o great bargain 8 offered
Bolton Farm, containing about $50 acres OF
cleared land, under fence, with 1e0 or 200 acres OF
splendid dmbercd land nd Joining II desired, 10.
Gated within u d mile OF Bolton Station, on the
8 We'll lwatereds admirably adapted for raising
sheep, and believe Il 70 be peculiarly htted for
raising fruit. There q now on Il young orchard
OF about 100 tres ofthe best varieties Of apples,
pears, cherries and plpms most Of which Will bear
this year. The new public school house for the
district "a on this farm. a splendid bargain will
be offered 70 cash customer, and easy terms TO
/ a31S acre Farm at shermrd, Marshall county, w.
Va. VIII sell or trade Tor city properly.
40 acre Farm on Glsnn's Bun. " III sell or trade
Many dwellings too numerous 10 mention.
FOR RENT. s..
Dwelling No. 2111 Market street, containing 10
rooms and basement rooms and cellar. D
Business House corner Of Jacob and seventeenth
streets -, e :, q
No lis Seventeenth street, u rooms. rs
No. 60 North Front street. ~ =
3kooms No. 262S Main street, ~ Z
No. % Alloy Is. ) 3 i \ Z e !. e - Z +
No! jas Eighteenth street .sg y =. ~
For further intormation' Inquire q ,, M
ReAl BState a gent and Notary Public,
mi6 -. u q 1872 Market street
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1SsFIRST PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH
W. Tho pastor, Rev. D, a, Cunning lni, D. D.,
Viii preach lomotrow q X; 40 AZ y. and 4 w. ".
on fhe eof PStl! - t'''SA'
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MS UNITE ID II q i. S B YiTE RI A nj
W. CHI RpH- Roy. u 7 / Nc llte DID, pastor.
Tomorrow VIII 10 observed ~ the AN
hiYetlaly IL this pastoral relation me IefnaoI
followed ~ the Lord Supper % 0S9o A. ~ fhei
usual GeTy Ices u ~ Rah6ith School az n, n
Their WIN also he hing thil satatdRyt even.
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iTSssEooND PRsEsBYTERIAN,
W. HpRGH-R Rev. ". II, Cooke D D., pastor,
Services Tomorrow at 1890 i. q and III y. Sab.
hath School nj . A, u, p. Z 2 = ~