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National Republican., 1885-11-19
DRY Go0Ds.

We feel impelled to
thank our customers for
the gratifying response
accorded our
Several Special Sales,
which is but another ev-
idence of the apprecia-
tion of our endeavors
to give them the best
intrinsic value possibly
obtainable in this or any
lefty.
Call as early in the day
as convenient; we can
then give you better at
tention.
Why sell none but ALL
linen Handkerchiefs W h e n
cotton -and-linen looks bet
ter? Because after the first
washing the looks are gone;
so is the customer. "All-linen
becomes winter, hrmer, and
better with the washing, be-
sides will outwear the cotton
and-linen two to one.
chiefs, coarse, but all linen, 9, o, and 0lc each
Ladies' White Pure Linen Embroidered Hem.
stitched Handkerehiefs, 1.lnch hem, extra quality
ksTsfSi and a.inSh hs@s actual VSiSS, tt oaI4ci
only 6Oc each.
WOODWARD & L0THRoP.
A Forerunner of the Christmas
Stock Of Children's Collars,
showing a good insight to
what's a-coming.
157 dozen Children's Collars, In Hamburg, Lace,
Irish Crochet, Irish Point, Hamburg and Lace,
Flax, Wool, &C., at prices lower than ever.
childrcn's Hamburg Collars, 1;row, &c, four for
CRiidren's Irish Crochet Collars, worth 35c, only
25c each.
Childrcn,s Hamburg Lace and Hamburg and
Lace (combined) Collars, excellent styles, worth
35c only 25c each.
Cbildren,s Collars, in Lace, Irish Point Flax,
styles at 37la, 80, 62ia, 75c, 81, and si 25 each.
(Secona Floor-Take the Eevator.l
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
We Shall Continue the Sale
Of Fancy Ribbons until not
a yard remains. No end to
the styles, no end to the col
ors. soc Ribbons for 25c;
75c Ribbons for 37Hc; ex-
actly half price.
(First ioor-Middlc Counter1
WOODWARD d LoTHROP.
Three New Values in Black Goods.
A late purchase enables us
to offer what we think to be
undoubtedly the three best
values yet shown in Black
Dress Fabrics, which, though
bought at a sacrifice, are not
'job lot goods" but the most
popular fabrics now in the
market.
No. /.
,i0.inch Black Atwood Camei's.hair Homespuns,
elegant quality, best black, actual value, 75c only
oOc per yard.
No. 2.
4O.inch Black All.wool Bouce sultings, rough,
snppy, and stylish, actually worth sl25; only Zoe
per yard.
No. 3.
4O-inch Black All-wool Bison Serge, the most
fashionable black goods worn, fully worth 75ci only
5Oc per yard.
Your inspection Of these
remarkable values will more
than verify what we have said
about them.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Truly Eminent Bargains
In Boys and Misses Wool
Hose, which are at these
prices better value than we
have ever been able to offer
during any previous season.
Boys and Misses Ii G h t
and Dark Gray Oxford Mix d
Wool Hose, extra heavy feet,
fine quality.
o Oh ia 8 sh
27c aoc alc a3c a5c SIC
Boys and Misses Fancy
Mix d Richelieu Ribbed Wool
Hose, excellent quality; gray
mixture, blue mixture, and
Ola ia 8 sh
a7c a0c Sic aac a5c SIC
Boys and Misses Colored
Ribbed Wool Hose, white
feet, extra heavy, full regular
National Republican., 1885-11-19

27c 2oc 3lc 33c 35c SIC
Boys and Misses Fancy
Mix d Richelieu Ribbed Wool
Hose, excellent quality; gray
mixture, blue mixture, and
brown mixture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11
DAN VILE.

Snow Old servant Desd-A yerdiet-Fenee
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. !
APRIL 10, 1885.
Ii is now s o'clock and the snow has
been falling furiously since about 6 this
morning, with wind from the northeast
and the mercury at SO degrees. The
house-tops are white and the ground of
an iron-gray color.
Frank Herndon, an old and once
valuable servant of the elder Captain
Herndon, was found in his bed at Plea
SAINT Gap yesterday morning dead,
although he had retired in apparently
good health the night before.
In the case Of billiard Williamson
(colored), who had knocked q colorod
man senseless some time ago with a
'slung-shot, or something like q slung-
shot, the jury of the Hastings Court
brought in yesterday evening verdict
for fine Of Is and one minute in Jail.
Williamson is quite frail man, and
some Of the evidence was not first-class.
The remains Of Mr. L. G. Almond
were turned over last night by the Ma
sous to his brother, who had come from
fredericksburg for them.
The supervisors Of the county have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

from taxation sloO,O 900 worth Of msr-
chant mills, 100000 worth Of nail
factories, e3oo, 900 worth Of iron found
ries, and csc, 600 worth Of broom FAC
tories half Of al the real estate in
Harrisopburgg Where is the lisc to
be drswns And how long would II be
before the rest OF the townspeople would
clsmor for division Of their burthens
with the manufacturers
The Register says tho Town Council
doesn't lay q tax Of fifty cents per bar
rel on -four brought into the town.
True enough but the principle Is the
same, as the Register would at once
see If instead Of being exempt from
taxation Mr.. GLEN werc paid fifty
cents barrel for manufacturing flour
in Harrisonburg.
Look at it as you will, it is in princi-
pie an example ofMr. CLAY's " Ameri-
can system" II is, as we said in the
beginning, practical politics" And
We don't blame our Rockingham con-
temporary at ell for being practical.
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The indian viceroy

Lord DUFFERIN was born under
lucky star. and that star has ever been
in the ascendant. In whatever capacity
or Geld he has served England he has
been success not only in promoting
the interests Of the Crown but in bring
ing honor upon himself Tie was
the most popular Governor-General
Canada had had fer years and did more
to harmonic conflicting elements in
that country than any man that had
preceded him. While ambassador at
st. Petersburg he was the toast; at Con-
stantinopls be managed the Sultan as IT
he were a puppet, getting everything
out of him that England wanted, yet
never giving offence. Now, IS Viceroy
Of India, the man and the hour seem to
have met. And in this crisis his eI-
perience in St. Petersburg seems to
have been of great value to him.
His whole course as Vicsrey has
shown that be knew exactly how much
faith to put in Russian promises. Al
though the appointee Of Mr.. GLAD
STONES ministry and Liberal, every
movement he has made has demon
strated an intention to return a. far as
possible when the opportunity offered
to BEACONsFIELD's scientific frontier
policy. For this he has been
paving the way for months by
an administration that in one
sense has been as remarkable for
audacity as for subtle diplomacy. lie
has virtually said to the Home Govern
msnt Your policy with regard to the
Afghan question will do very well for
Downing street, but when tho time
comes you must in India retrieve the
blunder you made when you first came
into power. And, as usual, his good
luck has stood by him. Not only
has the wisdom Of every step he has
taken been proved, but in the eyes of
the English and Indian public he already
has justification for still more deci-
siye action. In the present state of
feeling he would be sustained in the
most aggressive measures against Rus.
STA.
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Horrible Aeeidsnt-The Crsps-sSie or n
Correspondence ofths Rich mOnd Dispstch. J
HARBIsoNBURG, Va, April ., 1885.
Information has just been received
here Of q horrible accident which oc-
CURED at Spring Greek, in this county,
on Tuesday evening. Mr. Judson
Kinceley, young man, aged about
twenty-three years, working on the farm
ofNr. Harvey Evers, was thrown from
horse he was riding in team, and, be-
coming entsngled in the harness, was
dragged about hundred yards and
killed. He was terribly mangled, his
face and side being torn and one of his
legs broken.
Some OF our farmers are blowing up
their wheat and sowing oats or making
ready TO plant the land in corn.
Quite a severe thunderstorm pre-
vailed here yesterday-the first of the
season.
The Riyer-B Bank Mills, on the Shenan-
doah river. in this county, were sold by
Mrs. Bette Lambert on Monday last to
Mr.. William Marshall for S., 800. They
will be at once repaired aud put in first
class running condition.
Mrs. Barbara Burgess, q well-known
and highly-esteemed lady Of At. Craw-
ford, this county, is dead. X.
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YirrfniA Neus Nnfea.

The woOllen-iactory and grist-mil
Of Marcellus Rudasill, near BrowntoWn,
Warren county, was destroyed by fire
few nights ago.
The dwelling house on the farm Of.
R. Anderson. deceased, on Muddy
creek tGresnbrier county,, was de-
s,royed by fire on Monday morning OF
last week.
The Salem Register says: Mr.. Ran
som Je,er. living at Botetourt Springs,
in this county, died few days ago,
aged ninety-nine years. He was the
first toll-gate keeper on the macadam-
lied road at that point, having moved
there while the road was being built.
1t ia said that his ambition was to reach
his huudredth yedr, which he had nearly
attained.
The Lexington Gazette says: The
revival at the Virginia Military Institute
is still going on. Last Sunday DR.. Nc
Bryde baptized three cadets. The cadet
companies, as they march to church,
are getting TO be mere squads. Cadets
who are members Of the church are al
lowed to attend church out Of ranks.
Non-professors Of religion are marched
to the different churches in turns un-
der their officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11
CITY TAXES.


OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND. VA, April l, 1881 )
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE
ID CITY 1T IL REQUIRED that notice
shall be given I'm all the daily newspapers.
under the direction or the Committee on
Finance. that the
LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES ON
REAL ESTATE
for the preceding year will be- published In
enc or more OF the daily papers, and also
the time and place OF sale ofsaid delinquent
real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice IL
hereby given that said list will b. published
in The state on
SATURDAY THB 18TH FAY OF APRIL.
and on
SATURDAY THB 10 DAY OF MAY.
The sale will take place IN front ~ the
City Hall. on Broad street between Ninth
and Tenth streets. between the hours Of IL
o'clock VI. and o'clock T.. ~. on
MONDAY TIRE Am DAY o. MAY. 1855.
All PARTIES who DO rot want their pro-
perty advertised and sold must pay on or
before the 18th OF April.
A. Il. wOODSON. Collector.
All daily papers will copy.
l-tAy3t
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A Washington correspondent OF the Al
bspy Journal says that General Grant once
tod him shat there were during the war
between the States as able commanders In
the southern as In the northern army
Dispareh.
This is q fact well known to the civil
lied world, and it did not take q mill
tary expert to find it out, either. Mars
Robert would have been the equal (un-
der similar circumstances) Of any man
upon any field.-LyHchburs AdrGace.
1t was not the fact we desired to call
attention to, but General GRANTS &C
acknowledgement Of tho fact' How many
northerners are there who acknowledge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11
In speaking of the case Of General
LAYTON the New York Sss says:

In speaking of the case Of General
LAYTON the New York Sss says:
"If there is any question about the
pardon which General Lawton, Of
Georgia, received from President John
son, President Cleveland might easily
remove the doubt by new pardon in
perfect legal form. Then he could be
appointed Minister to Russia, and no
one could object to it,"
What nonsense. The fourteenth
amendment provides that il Congress
shall not remove the disabilities inn
posed by that amendment they cannot
be removed at all. The Presidents
power to grant reprieves and pardOns
as conferred in the original Constitu-
ton is thus limited by the fourteenth
amendment. But it was ever thus
with the New York papers, the "wild
western World excepted (Since PU-
LITTER and CoCKERELL took charge
Of it,.
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MONDAY EVENING.

MONDAY EVENING.
~TROvATORE" Romeldl. Morsl. hoate-
grifro. Vsnsani Bologna. &c.
TUESDAY EVENING,
FAUST; Romeldi, Noni. Gllsinl. VAN
sant. Montegrlffo Bologna. 40.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
LUCIA; Ardeli, Montegriffo, Nansani.
Bologna. &c
THURSDAY EVENING,
A GRAND OPERA; Roneldi, Montegrlfro,
Norsi. Vansani, Bologna, sc.
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whether i comes under the terms Of

whether he comes under the terms OF
the exception in the act Of 1872.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as you have so
satisfactorily to yourself disposed OF all
the other questions raised in behalf Of
General Lawton's competency to ho'd
Office, put on your legal glasses again,
and see II you can find any United
States statute, prior to 1902, requiring
an officer of the army to take an oath
10 support the United States Constltu-
fiop ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

determined to submit to vote Of the
people At the general election in May
the question OF fence-law OF no fence
law. II is generally agreed that tho
landowners are in favor Of the fence
law.
As the law allows an appeal from the
Hastings Court Of the county to the
Circuit Court, Judge Ford, Of the Cir
cult Court, it is thought will be on the
bench with Judge Davis when the APP
plications for liquor-licenses are pre-
sented. ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

A contemporary says: "Events in
Utah indicate that the time is rapidly
approaching when a decisive blow can
be aimed at polygamy." 1t is to be
hoped that it will be regular cyclone
when il does come.
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n.sg- VOTING MEMS CHRISTIAN

ASSOCIATION corner Of Fourth and
Franklin streets) Young mems meeting
every SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3:15. Secre-
tary's conversational Bible study MONDAY
EVENINGS at $3.50. Boys meeting FRIDAY
EVENINGS at 8,
Gospel and song-seryice for rallroad-men
at 1904 east Franklin. near Seventeenth
street, to O'Clock. All invited.
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s.y- UNIoN-STATIoN METHo-

DIST CHURCH corner Twenty-fourth and
y streets).-Kev. II. c. CHEATHAI. Pastor.
Preaching at IL \. VI. and st 5 p. VI.
Missionary day in the sabbath school.
Each scholar will make MI Offering to tho
cause OF foreign missions Nr. Z. II. HAS
KER will present sn oxford Teachers Bible
10 ihe elsss rasing the largest amount.
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Mer.fora's Bread Prsp.raiien.

,. EMMETT BLAcKsHEAB, NJ. d.,
Macon, Ga, says: at is the only
Baking Powder which restores to the
-four the nutritivc elements Of which il
is deprived by the refining process |;
while in giving lightncss aud porosiiy
to the bread there is none BETTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

The Philadelphia Times says /: As
for the hapless Afghan, he is wedged in
between the two big millstones." Well,
isn't England pledged to a-meal-a-rate
his condition {?
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nsvLFIGHSTREET BAL

BE- LEIG H-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty hfth and Leigh
streets Sermon to new members at IL
o'clock by the pastor Rev. Dr. POLLARD.
Missionary mas meeting 81 night. to be
addressed by Rev. DR.. JOINS, Rev. C.. p.
SCOTT, and Rev. y. G.. ELsOM. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

Lord Randolph Churchill. having
pledged himself 10 Birmingham con-
stituency, has declined request to
stand IS Conservative candidate for
for Sheffield in the coming Parliamentary
elections.
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ra,- FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. PEGGY Il. EIsOs Will preach at IL
A. VI. To- MORROW. Com munion service
and right hand Of fellowship given TO the
new members. All ldvited. At 7:45 p. NJ.
the church and congregation. by special In
vilation. will unite In the Foreign Mission
mass-meeting at the Leigh-Street Baptist
church.
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sSs- GRACE-STREET BAPTIST

ssg- GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and FOushee
ets).-Suuday school promptly at o
O'Clock a. VI. Preaching by the pastor. Rev.
WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, ID. d.. at IL o'clock
A. NJ. At o'clock =. M. there Will be n
mas meeting In the interest Of Foreign
Missions. In which the First. Second. and
other churches will unite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

ba- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CuURCH.-sundsy school. $50 A. NJ; Rev.
Il. X. HewIsoy. pastor, at IL A. NJ; Bible
study at p. N. Seats ell free. Weekly
meeting OF male communicates for prayer
and conference IN pastors study FRIDAY
NfGHr at Sis y. NJ.
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ssy- BROAD-STREET METHOD

IST CHURCH corner Broad aud Zenith
streets Rev. A. c. BLEDSOB. pastor. will
preach 81 IL A. NJ. and 7. VI. Morning
bJect: The First and the Last Recorded
Words OF Jesus" Night subject: "The
skepticisIn OF Thomas" Public cordially
invited
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nsy- THE pRESBYTERIAN sun

lar meeting SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4:3o
O'Clock In the Manchester Presbyterian
church. Interesting addresses, good sing
ing, and other exercises. All welcome.
J. ID. X. SLEIGHr. President
II. O. McGruder, Secretary.
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It's an i'll WIND" &c. If Russia
and England do 60 to war, the old pr
in the newspaper Offices can be utilized
in setting the names Of the Russian
generals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-11

"Minerva's eye" is the name Of a
new tint Of blue" BEN. BUTLER
might call his off optic "my nervous
eye" and sue the fashion people for
damages.
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FURNITURE. C.npgrs. STOVES. &C,

In order that those OF our patrons and
such ~ wish 10 become customers may Do
able TO furnish their houses at a small out
lay We have determined 10 ofler the above
inducemsnt. for this spring. Realizing that
money Is tight and hard 10 get hold ot IN
large amounts 10 these times. va ofer our
goods In such n way that you cannot help
buying after seeing them aud getting the
M
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Boy THE QUARTERLY MEET

BY lie 20 AK EhLf MEEI :
ING OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER viii be held at the Pine
Street Baptist church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON ut O'Clock. A welcome TO all sun
day school workers.
II. A. GARY. Secretary.
William Elyson, President.
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sWrsGMEsrw.

DICBMOND THEATRE.-T0-
IL NIGHT. 18th OF April. Last two per-
formsnces. BARLEY Campbells master
work, THE GALLEY SLAVE. MATINEE
at 2 p. NJ Admission, rs and soc. At
night, reduced prices Orchestra and cir
Gle. 7Ss.: balcony, 800; family circle. i5c.
gallery, loo. No extra charge for reserved
Seats APP ll-lts
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SEINE.TH READ.
PLASTIC PAINT.

NECESSITY OF WHITEwA ASH
IN ENDED BY THE USE OF PLASTIC
PAINT for whitening and ooloring inside
or outside OF Churches. Factories. Mills.
Dwellings Barns. Fences. or FOR ANY
PURPOSE WHERE WHITEwASH OR
KALSOMTNE Is USED.
A BEAUTIFUL, DURABLE. AND CHEAP
ARTICLE.
Should not be classified with Lime. lts
Superiority over Lime IN like that OF Paint:
The sanitary features OF PLASTIC PAINT
are greater than Lime. Ndoes not Rub, Peel,
Crack, Wash 90, or change color. Manufac-
tured by THE PLASTIC PAINT Co.
No. 100 McElderry's Wharf
baltimore. Nd.
At Paint, Agricultural, and general stores.
Send for Pamphlet. ap I-zcs
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Minister Phelps writes his signature
in bold, clear hand, inclined little
backward. lie uses his initials only
before the surname.
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The Tartar knocks with iron
knuckles at the esstermost British
gate" And is in fair way to get his
knuckles skinned.
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Admission, csc. Soc. 75c., and 81: re-
served seats sl25. sale OF seats will COM
mencs FRIDAY MORNING. April 10th, 40
s o'clock at the Theatre box-ofilce. Car
riages may be ordered at l0:45. APT -4t'
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eD- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner OF Twelfth and Broad streets).-
Preach ing To- MORROW at IL a. VI. by Rev.
It.J l.. M. CURRY No services at night.
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- TuIRD CHRISTIAN CUURCH

s1 THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
(Twenty-nfih street between N and NJ
SUNDAY services: III A. N. and p. N.
wILLIAKJ. PETTIGREw, pastor. Subjects OF
discourse Morning, Tho Love OF Christ
John XXI, IT; Evening, Conviction OF
Sin" 2t
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S- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HoGE at IL A. N. and 4:30 p. VI.
DR.. HoGE will preach at old-Market
Hall ut 1880 p NJ.
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De- PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH.-Services by Rev. J. Il. STUgGEs
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and At 7:45 Z. 81.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

-Four nights only. commencing MONDAY
EVENING. April 18th. Engagement
OF the renowned
MILAN ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
comprising forty artists. Grand chorus!
superb orchestra
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nsy. MARsHALL-sTREET CHRIS.

TAN CHURCH Cbetween Graham and
Hancock streets .-preaching by l.. A. Cur
IRR at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 +. NJ.
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The Chicago Tribune says: "No-
thing puzzles the world like truth"
The readers Of the Tribune are never
puzxled.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

Some Of the Mormon leaders are
being sent to the penitentiary." The
Prison-Referm Association should pro-
test.
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nsy- WEST MAIN-STREET BAP-

TIsT CHURCH corner Main and Beech
Notwithstanding SUNDAY by the pastor,
Rev. WILLIAM J. SHIPaAS, at IL O'Clock A.
NJ. and 7:45 O'Clock p. NJ. Allare welcome.
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bay CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and
Fifh(-Rev. WILLIAM +. EDWARDS. ID. d.,
understanding at IL o'clock a. NJ. and
7:46P NJ.