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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13
BELLAIRE.

An intoxicated individual wandered mp
Belmont street, with o happy look on his
countensuce, and singing pstr o ic song
of some kind. Suddenly he stopped. His
eyes feasted on . large bunch Of celery, IN
ir mt of Hsmiltcn & Workmsn's grocery.
In moment he lad clutched the vegsta-
BILE and started on. The proprietor !eirned
of his loss when il was too late The half
druukea individual had eaten the whole
bunch in eoutls quick time.
Miss Lizzie Porter6eld, Of Glencoe, came
very near meeting q tsrrible death few
", eks since. The lady was crossing the
B. & o. track, when by some ruesns her
foot ca1ght between the rail ands board.
A gentleman rescued her just before q
freight train hove in sight.
James Tallma1's water pips refused to
let the wstsr through, 50 3 plumte: was
called A dog-6sh was found lodged in
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The pipe, The san.s plumber only . few
dsys before removed another dog. hsh f'om
the supply pirs Of q Fourth ward residence.
Hon. L. D,nford was in the city ys,tsr'
DAY and held conference Of war with Col.
Poorman. Mr.. Danford is sowing political
seed for his panty.
The Republicans appear to have some
trouble about &c ting . crowd to turn ont
10 the procession at the Wheeling blowout
on Monday evening.
Rising & Hsmilton's Opera Company
was at the Elysian Theatre last night.
TIE stox is good ors and will be repeat
ed tonight
Win. Pfatfsnbach's express wagon brske
down with load of moving aud made
several hours bard labor for Mr.. T.
VIM. Nicholson cared for sprained
ankle Tor several days and tRea went to
work. Erysipe.as has now set In.
The old Grodhaus coepsr shop is opsra-
ted by Mcconnell & Bro, and has been
running steady for several months.
There was small blaze OF Mr.. Fulton's
house, near the Central schocl building,
yesterday afternoon.
Samuel Ssltsgaver has secured the posi-
ton as ss,istant foreman In the B. q U.
shops in Wheeling.
TIE B., z. & q. is making repairs so
that the road will be in good condition
this winter.
The lower wharf bo,t is doing pretty
good business now that the river is at
good stage.
A gentle nan from Fairport will open
night school for PENN ,nsbip and book
keeping.
TIE fair at Bsrnesv lie was brought to
an abrupt termination on Thursday by the
rain.
The First National Bank reports $4O,.
900 surplu, and Sl6, 900 undivided profits.
Reserved seats for Rev. Samuel Smalrs
lecture are on sale OF Parks & Dickens.
There will be q meeting Of the school
teachers a. Burr's Mills today.
Col. Poorman is back from his West
Virginia, stumping tour.
No arrests at the lookup for several
days.
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West YirgInIa Postoffiees.

WASHINGTON, D @, October 11.-Post-
master General Dickinson hiss just created
q large number of money order and postal
note offices throughout the country. The
new MONEY order offices in West Virginia
are: E k GaIdeo, Mineral ccnntv; Ger
BeSkely county, and Blustield,
Mercer county. Postmasters McNaliy, Nor
gan aud Higginbothsm have bIen bcnded
in 81. 600 each. West Virginia postl o>e
Offices have been sstablH he'd at Friendly,
Tyler county; New Milton, Doddridge
county; Evansville, Braxtoa county, and
Little o ter, Brsxton co1rty. As Post
e aster F eniug would not take the trouble
to give $500 bond Burnsvills drepl out of
the list. Pos tnsster 0Seas ut Friendly
Is bonded for 81, 800 and Postmaster Ran.
dolph AID Mealy at the ether two offices
81 coo each
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East Liberty,
WOOL.
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, October 10. - Wool
unchanged and prices steady; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above 31s32ie; Y 29a3Gc; medium ga
35c; coarse 3Sa3ic; Michigsn. Indiana
and Western fine, or Y and XXX 27a2Sc;
medium Basic; coarse Basic; fine
washed delsine Y and XX 32a3ic; me-
dunn washed combirg snd de,aine 36a
size; coarse 34aS5c; Canada washed
combirg 32aSSc; tub washed aud unws. b I'd
eombing and delsipe unchanged; medium
unwashed conbing snd delsine 27s28c;
coarse do 25427c; bright unwsshed cloth.
irg fine or Y and M 20s22c; medium 26
s27e; coarse 25a27c; dark earty unwssbed
clettiug fine i4sl8c; medium 17s22c:
Coarse 20a22c; Eastern Oregon fue 10al7c:
msdiuu l4tlsc; eoane 1sA2Oc; carpet
wool 13a14c.
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MOUNDSvILLE.

The County Court il receiving great
amount of condemnation for thtir neglect
in not having the bridge rebuilt at tie
mouth of Little Grave Creek. The bridge
has now been down since August and not
the least sttempt has been made TO re-
build it. If the Commissioners are using
this for campaign pup ,ses and think the
people of this section ara going 70 vots the
Republican ticket anyhow, they are sim
ply mistaken.
Mr.. James Carney is lying very low at
his residence, in the Third ward, and Is
not expected to live. Mr.. Carney is one
of our most respect d citizens and his
many friends will be panied to learn Of his
serious illness.
The present term OF the Circuit Court is
a very short one. There has only been
one Jury case tried this term, and that one
of the q LIBERATED liquor cases. The jury
stood four for conviction and eight for &C.
quittaI.
Steve Elkins is advertised to appear here
on Thu shay next. He will no doubt ex-
plain to the people how protection pro-
tSc'S-nlm.
J.E Israel has secured the contract Of
furnishing the psniteutiary with coal for
the rext year. The price paid was not
learned.
L. T. Gray, ex-Sheriff of Marshall
county, has removed to town. He is now
living in the Burlington House on A
street.
The Democrats of Pleasant Valley rails
ed hickory pole Thursday, which towers
above the Republican poplar at the same
place.
Rev. 81. c. Sanford is stopping in town,
on his way to take his charge at Dallas.
He is accompanied by his two daughters.
Dr.. G. W. Bruce and J. R. Dagg have
returned from the Warrington barbecue.
Tney report grand time.
Hon. J. W. Gsllaher AMI wife left yes
terday for New York on business trip.
Joseph Sunderland is laying the fouuda-
ton for O new house in the Upper ward.
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And stu Another Lie.
PHsbHrg P0a.

The Republican papers made great ado
the other day over the alleged fact that
DR.. NJ. z. Leonard, the leader CT the
Greenbsck party in Indiana, and ths can
didsts of that party for Governor, had
formally declared his intention of support
ing Harrison and Morton. There ia not
the slightest foundation for this story.
DR.. LsOnard resp,nds to an inquiry as fol-
lows:
DAYTON, o., Octo bir 5.
Answering Your wired inquiry, l will
say that the report is false from start to
finish. In common with the rar k and
file of the vCtsrs of Indiana, l am opposed
to the candidacy of General Hsrrisoo. The
G'eenbsck party Of the State will stand by
its colors until tie election is over. While
not for the Democracy any more than ]
am FOR the Re publican party, do believe
firmly in the fact that the Mills fill will
do much toward lettering the condition of
the American maEsss. ramsio, cir, yours
very sincerely, m. Il LEONARD"
Next,
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pUBLIC SALE OF MAIN ST

- REAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue of the authority vested In them by
A decree of the Circuit Cont of Ohio county, en-.
tered ON the ga day of April, A D., 1881, IN the
suit Of s bicski b. Caldwell w. Caroline 81 vii
son and Others, the undersis ned special commits.
sioners, will, on
$40.
TUESDAY, oCloBEh ~, lssS
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell at public auc.
ton at the font coor Of the Court Holse OF Ohio
county w. Va the following d,icribed real
property situate in tho city OF wheeling In said
county bcing poruonet herelproperty when
was set apart 10 Annie T. Caldwell IN be held In
severalty for snd during the term OF her natural
lie Tor her DOVER by and according 10 the pro
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Medicinal.
NOT A PIMpLE ON HIM NOW.

had with Eczema. Hair all gone.
scalp covered with eruPtiens.
Thought his hair " oald never grow.
Cured by the CutIeura Remedies.
Hair splendId and not . pimPle ON
him.
cannSG say enTugh in praise Of the Cdticurs
Remedies Ny boy, when one yesr OF age, was
50 bad with eczema that be lost all Of his hair,
his scalp was covered with eruptionS, which the
doctors said was scsld head, and that his hair
would never grow again. DeSpSring OF q cure
from physicians BEGAN tho uSo OF the Cuttcura
Remedies aud, am HAPPY % say, with the most
perfect success HIS hair Is now splendid, and
there is not pimpie on him. | recommend the
CliiCurs Remedies 20 mothers - me most
speedy, economical, and SIRE Cure for al kin
diSea,es Of infants and children, and feel that
every mother who has an afflicted child viii
thank me for 50 doing.
mss, VI. f. wOODSUNI, Norway, Ne.
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AFev,rsore Eight Yenrs Cured.

must extend TO you the thanks OF one Of my
customers. who has been cured. by using the Gu
iicura Remedies, Of an OLD sore, caused by long
spell u sickness or fever eight years ago. He
Nss so bai ne was fearful he would have 70 have
as tsS snputstel, bus is happy 70 say he Is now
en,fToly w-ll,-sound IS dollar. He requests
re - use bis name, which Is 81. II. CaSon,
merchant OF this place
JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
GAinS60ro, Tenn.
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scvere senIp disease Cured,

A few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
ron \ Cu.aneOuS disease Of tie scalp, and re-
crlyed no relic: nom the Vsfious remedies she
used Until she tiled .Nllcura. The diSssSe
promptly yielded 10 this treatment, and in q
short time she was entirely well There hiss been
NJ return OF the disease, aud Cutcura ranks
No in or sst'IuStiOg for diseases Of the skin.
REY. J PRESLEY BARRETT, ID. D.,
Raleigh, \. G.
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SrATEs-Dull and weak.

RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales 81, 300, 0C0.
STOCKS The stock market was intensely
dull to-day from the opening to tie close
and the stagnstion was relieved only by
the movements in few socks which com
plesely monopolizei the interest taken in
the ejaculation. The market was quiet
and about steady at the opening this
morning Toward noon all feature disap-
pssred from the list and the trading came
almost to an entire stands i'll, whi TO
movement could be notic:d anywhere in
taelist. After IL o'clock marked weakness
was shown in st Paul and Duluth, which
finally dropped another per cent aud
later special weakness deve'o ped in Oregon
Snort Liue. The close was dull aud
Steady to frra at about opening prices.
Tee final changes are generally for the
smallest fractions, with advances in the
msj ority, bat East Tennessee second pre-
ferred rose Il. Richmond aud West Point
preferred q, Big Four Is, Louisville and
Nashville and Chicago 1t, while s.. Paul
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money ase Ia Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and wsak-Stocks Duli-Fiour Firm
and Unchanged-whest Unsettled.
New YORK, October 12,-Money on call
easy al 2a2! per c:nt. last loan ut q per
per cent; closed ct "a per cent; prime
mercantile paper 4ia6} per cent sterling
exchange quiet and steady a. 4s33a4Ss3.
GOVERNMENTS Dali and weak.
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B., z. &C, RAILROAD,

b, 2. q O. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger trEin
leaves Bellairs At 9oo Q. H. gTives .: Bellatrs a.
40 D. m
woodsneld passenger train leaves BellSire a.
% D. m, arrives st Bellsire 81 8G5 q. N.
Suu1merdeld Accommodation leaves Bellair Q.
300 N. arrives at Bellsirs AZ l1:C6 g. m.
AL trains dsily except Sunday. Central Stshd.
ard Time from PellAire.
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LIVE STOCK.
ChicsEo.


CHICAGO, OCTOBER IL. -Cattle-Re Receipts
II, 900 head; shipments, 5 600 hesd; mar
ket SOW; b eeves Sc 90; staers So 25!5 70;
stockers and feeders s. O0a3 So; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 35a3 90; Texas cat
tie 81 75a3 %; western rangers s. 50,4 30.
Hcgs-Rece;pts II, COO he,d; shipment
5, 500 teld; mixed S. 65a6 10; heavy SIS 80
80; light S. 60a6 20; skips s. 75i5 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
3, 500 head; market steady for good; COM
mon lower; ratives s. OOs4 20; western
So 3O,3 65; Texars 81 75a3 40; lambs
81 O0a5 so.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, October 12.-Csttle-
Receipts 55l head; shipments 5l3 herd
market, ro.hing doing; al through con-
signments.
Hogs-Rscsipts $500 hes5; shipment.
6, 900 head; market firm; Philadelphias
S. 40s6 80; mixed Sc 2os6 go; Yorkert
S. OOs6 10; common to fair S. 75a5 80;
pigs 81 5Oa5 so.
sSeep-Rsceipts ! 500 head; shipments
l, 400 head; market, nothing doing.
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rrom PimpIes 10 scroO,ln cured.

CuliCura, the great skin cure, aud Cutieura
Soap prepared from IL, eXt-Inaliy, and Cuticura
positive cure for every form OF skin and
blood disease from pimpleS 10 SCro.ula.
SO.G everywhere. FrlCe, CUTICUEA, Soc; SOAP,
&c; RSsOLyEST, s.. Prepared by the PorrZs
DRCG ASN CHEMICAL Co, BOsTON, Mass.
R5-Sepd f)c "How 70 Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, SOilNlStrag ions ard 100 testimonials
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY
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Resister
6rartleYs' Guidt.

A RRIvAL AID DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
AExrLANAftoN OF RErHRKNcI MARKS: sDatly.
fSuncay excepted. Monday excepted Sun
day only. saturday excepted.-N Meridian.
May Is, iSSS Wheeling time. which n iusS ocs
hour earlier than Central Time:
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MUSTANG Eminent

CURES SwINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES & MULESl
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MUSTANG EMINENT

CURES HOLLOWHORN, CAKFD BAGS,
GRUB Z HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLE
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FoR SALE.

Two story Brick Dwelling on Main street. near
Fifteenth Both Frame and Brick Houses near
Central Glass works all cheap. A number Of
desirable residences and unimproved lots On the
lhand. A rare chance on river front until No
to loan. CARVER BROS,
Real Estate Agents ISIS MaTket Street
ocl0 WheelinR w, Va
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dsr Sale
FOR SALE.

H'oR SALE 80
Atvalley arove eleven miles east o. Wheeling.
On the National Pike. and In light Of nilrosd
station, . large dwelling and stable ndmhcient
land for good garden. Win sell for q, soo which
II len than eost Of buildinsl
JAMES I. HAWLKY,
tysl fk2O Main eezosk.
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ToISdO.

TOLEDO, Octobar II -wheat-Aclivs
sni lower; cash 81 09!a1 12!; December
81 II; May 81 l6f. Cora-Steady; cash
463c. lQGts-Q1:e:. Clover Seed-Active
and ste,dy; cash and October IS s.; No
vember IS 80; December S. 95.
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Dl0Y'c Skin and scalp preserved and besutihe
uhlI J. by CUuCrRA MEDICArED SOAP.

Wild Cherry Tonic, the most popular prepare
ton, ioS the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
etc, ant IEag Troubles.
The Block Gin is sure cnre and relief OF the
UriuSTv Organs, Gravel and Chronic Caiarrh OF
tSe B'adIer. For sale by all druggists.
WN. f. ZOELLER,
Sole Manufacturer, 1877 Carson ST.,
Iy2SeArvh '."Sburgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY OF 4
ID decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
entered ..on the 25t day OF April. A. d lSss In
che suit Of Sobieski b. Caldwell Va Caroline N.
Wilson and others. the undersigned special com
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-13

BALTIMORE. Md, October - Wheat
Western dull, irregular and lower; No 2
wiuter red spot 81 09!s1 094; October
81 09f December ST. 13s. Corn-Western
quiet and weak; mixed spot 51a5l4c;
October 50}a5ie; year 46ic; January 45sa
46c. Osts-Firmer; western white 32e34c;
do mixed 29A3lc Rys-Steady at 67s7Oc
Hay-Fairly active and steady; prime to
choices western SIC 50a17 60. Provi-
sions-Quiet and easy. Pork-Mess at
$17 90. Cofe,-Firm; fair Ro at 15Sa16,.
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CINCINNATI, O.. October 12.-Cotton-
Steady. Flour-Uuc6anged. Wheat
Etsier; No. 2 red 81 10; recsipts, 10, 95s
bushels Corn-Steady; Nc. mixed 46!c
O.ts-wesksr; No. . mixed 26a263c.
Rye-Dull and lower; No. 2 G2c. Pork
Dali at $3.50. Lard-D1ll, So rs. Bulk
Meats-Dull; short ribs s. IS. Bacon
Firm; short cler $40 354a10 so. Whisky
Firm at 81 a. Butter, Sugar and
Chsese-Firm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-12
ORGANIZED.
The Meeting of the Republican
County Committee.

The Meeting of the Republican
County Committee.
The Republican County Central Com
mittee met yesterday and organized as
follows:
Chairman-F. J. Gilmore.
Secretary-C. w. Pendleton.
Treasurer-Dr. w. &. Cochran.
An Executive Committee of seventeen
was chosen, three from each OF the five
supervisoral districts of the county, and
two at large, as follows:
First Supervisoral District g. H..
Roberts, Monrovia; W. E. Arthur, Pasa-
dena; P. j. Dreher, Pomona.
Second Supervisoral District -Theo.
summerland, City; ]. R. Finlayson' E.
P. Sutherland.
Third Supervisoral District-C. F..
Rutan, J. w. Haverstick, j. Franken-
field.
Fourth supervisoral District-W. H.
Savage, San Pedro; R. R. Tanner, Santa
Monica; J. G. Barron, University P. Q.
Fifth Supervisoral District - H.
Yount, Tustin; W. F. x. Parker, Santa
Ana; F. G. Smythe, Anaheim.
At large-Robert S. Owens (colored),
]. G. Wray.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-12
FELL DEAD.
Robert CalhOuse Dies of Heart
Disease on the Beach.

Robert CalhOuse Dies of Heart
Disease ON the Beach.
Coroner Meredith made a trip down
to San Pedro yesterday morning to hold
an inquest on the body of Robert Cal
house who fell dead on the beach at A
O'Clock Friday afternoon. William
Watts, San Pedro seaman, testified
that he and the deceased and some
others were out pulling in fish net.
Calhouse remarked: "There are no
fish," and as he spoke he staggered
few steps and fell upon the sand. He
moved few times, rubbing bis stomach
spasmodically and then died. They
thought he had fit and poured
water on his head. William Cosgrove
told about the same story, adding the
fact that the dead man had always been
a hard drinker during the time that he
had known him, which was several
months.
Dr. H. B. Lathrop, San Pedro ply ST.
clan, made the postmortem examination.
He testified that there were no external
marks of violence. The heart was un-
dergoing fatty degeneration and the
bursting of the vena cava had caused
almost instantaneous death. William
Grey, of Belfast, Ireland, a seaman, said
that he had known Calhouse for five
years and that he had always been
hard drinker. The Coroner's jury found
a verdict that Robert Calhouse, native
of Scotland, single, aged 80, came to his
death by heart disease.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-12
The Columbus Exhibit.

The final arrangements will shortly be
made by the Board of Trade to send the
exhibit to Columbus. Manager Van AL
stine is making tie rounds of the coun-
ties, and the greatest activity is being
displayed by all OF the surrounding
towns. San Diego, Friday, decided to
send an exhibit worthy of the burg on
the bay, and San Bernardino and Po-
mona have followed in the footsteps Of
their sister towns. The Board in this
city is anxious to impress upon all who
desire to exhibit that the strictest impair
tiality will be shown by the managers Of
the exhibit at Columbus, and that every
one, and every section contributing to
the display will receive proper recogni-
ton at Columbus. This exhibit is made
in the interests of the entire South and
not any particular section. Secretary
Ward is anxious to receive complete re-
turns by the end of next week, as time
ia limited,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-12
A NOVEL BET.
A WheelbarrOvV Ride for the VIM
ner of a Wager.

WheelbarrOW Ride for the W1n-
ner of a Wager.
A somewhat novel bet, and one which
promises to create sensation in Los
Angeles soon after the result of the
coming Presidential election is known,
has been entered into between
Fred. Smith and J. H. Mullally, two
well known Angelenos. The former
gentleman agrees, in the event that Har-
rison and Morton fail to "get there" in
November, that he will wheel his oppon-
ent in wheelbarrow from the Pico
House to First street, on Main, and MIR.
Mutually who is staunchD Democrat agrees
to perform the same service for Mr..
Smith, if Cleveland and Thurman are
not elected. Mr.. Mullally says he is
confident he will occupy the barrow on
its career down Main street, and as he
weighs something like 200 pounds, Mr..
Smiths task will be anything but a
pleasant one. The public will receive
due notice OF the time the event will
occur, and doubtless Main street will be
lined with spectators to witness it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-12
CHURCH SERVICES.

Christ Church-Rev. Thos. W: Haskins, Rec
| tor-services in Opera Honse Hall, IL A. NJ. and
7;3O P. M. Sunday School, 945 A.. NJ.
First Baptist Church-swedish Services. Sun
day: Sermon at 4:3O p. NJ. by Aug Olson, pas
tor. Tuesday: Prayer meeting at p M. All
Scandinavians cordially invited
Recrganized Church OF Jesus Christ of L: D.
S.-Preaching at II A. NJ. in K OF p. Hall, "a 5.
Spring street. Prayer meeting at lO A.
Sunday School at 10 NJ. All are invited.
Plymouth Congregational Church-Rev. A. ].
Wells, pastor. Worship in Los Angeles College,
corner Eighth and Hope streets. Sermon at !!
A. M by the pastor. Subject: THE scope OF
Christianity"
First Congregational Church, corner Hill and
Third-Preaching by Rev. Clayton Welles at L
A. M and 7:30 P. NJ. Sunday School at 1880 P.
NJ. Young peoples society at 63OP. M. cor
dial invitation to all.
Simpson NJ. E. Church-Services held at the
corner OF Port and Seventh streets. Preaching
at IL A. NJ. by Rev. F. A. Archibald, and at Z :45
9;45 A. NJ; Praise service at 7:30 P. NJ.
First Presbyterian Cburch-Corner Fort and
Second streets, Rev. w. J. Chichester, DID,
pastor, will preach at IL A NJ and 73O P. NJ.
meeting at $50 P. NJ. All are cordially vel
come.
New Church, No. 13 Rosas street, near Belle
vue avenue-Sunday school at 1890 A N:
preach at IL A. NJ. All persons interested in
the .visitings of Emanuel Swedenborg cordially
invited.
The Third Presbyterian Church, corner Hill
and Pine streets, VIM. G. Stevens, pastor
Sunday School at 9:30 A. NJ. Preaching by
Rev. f. D. Seward at IL A. NJ. Young People S
meeting at 615 P. NJ. Prayer meeting Thurs
day, at 7;45 z. NJ.
Fort Street NJ. E. Church-Miss S. c. Burnett,
of Salt Lake. Utah, one of the well known tenn
perance speakers of the day, will speak at the
Fort Street M. K. Church tonight. Mrs. S. j..
Churchill, President of the Northern California
w. C. 7. u, will also speak at the same place.
Church of the Epiphany, East Los Angeles,
corner Sichel and Patrick streets. Rev. Henry
Scott Jeffreys, A. M. pastor. Residence, North
Johnston street-Sunday services, IL A. NJ and
1880 p NJ. Sunday school, 9:30 A. NJ. Subject
of sermons next Sunday: Morning, "Con.
version" Evening, 1.-THE Tongue"
Young Mems Christian Association-Prof. G.
W. Jones will speak at the Young Mems Meet
ing this afternoon at A o'clock, at the Opera
House Hall. Subject: "Social Purity" All
men are invited This afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
as usual. Mr.. A. w. Rider will conduct the Sun
day school Teachers Bible class, at the rooms
of the Association.
Main Street NJ. E. Church. corner South Main
ana Laurel streets-Preaching at A. NJ. by the
pastor, Rev. l. l.. Spencer, and at 7:45 P. NJ. by
Rev. J. W. Van Clere, Presiding Elder, followed
by the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. Bible
study at $50 A, M; Glass, 10 A. NJ, Sunday
School at 2 80 P. M young peoples meeting at
GAS P. NJ. Prof. G. W. James, F. R. A. s.. of
England, will deliver his famous lecture on
John Bunyan in this church Thursday evening,
August 10Th, using his eight thousand dollar
triplex Kaleidoscope. All invited.