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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-07
Gus quarters for the club. lie appoint

Gus quarters for the club. lie appoint
ed John a. Curtis. r. l.. Winston and
Dir. John :. IIarwooJ. This committee
were asked 10 present their report by
next Tuesday, when the club meets
again.
The Chair appointed committee Of
three to prepare plan for conducting
the election IF officers for the ensuing
term.
There are now on the list 400 mem
bers.
On motion Of Mr.. d. c. Richardson.
the following resolution and preamble
was adopted:
Whereas, The Democratic convention.
which assembled in the city OF Rich
mond on the 18th day Of August, 1889.
nominated the following candidates Of
the Democratic party, Hon. Phillip ".
Mckinney for Governor. Hon. j. Hope
Tyler for Lieutenant Governor. Hon. Il.
Taylor Scott for Attorney. General.
Res0lrsd, That the POwhatan Club
cordially endorse the nominations so
made. that we hold the standard-boar-
ers Of our parry as loyal Democrats.
rus Nirgiuisus, able and experienced
and gentlemen OF unspotted
personal characters. and we pledge cur.
selves. Individually and NJ a club, %
$50 our earnest efforts 90 bear the
Democratic banner TO victory in the ap. /
election.
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Mayor Ellyson went to Stanton last
night.
Sir. George Bryan has returned from
his European TIP.
Mrs. James y. Dunlop and family
viii return 10 tine city to-day.
Mrs. Liebermuth Of east Marshall
street has returned from the springs.
judge 4. W. G.. Nowlin formerly
editor Of the wing was in the cay yes
tsrday.
The track Of the city line ha. been
torn up 90 near Eighth street. on the
regular Main street tack.
Judge Samuel j. WHIT celebrated his
thirty -se'euth Lir.h-d ~ yesterday.
Many friends called TO see him.
Sergeant iialce has at tine Fret police.
station lot of new clothinz. supposed
to b5 stolen, awaiting Identification.
Mrs. james Woodan, Of 93j east
Broad, leit iast evening 90 visit her
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Smith. OF Balti-
more.
Miss Ada Clayton, who has been Wis
itiug ho aunt. Mrs Chiffon. n West
Point, returned TO her home IA This city
Thur day.
Among the marriage Licences issued /
in Washington yesterday. was one tn f
Henry Puett ami Virginia J.. C0O,s ol /
Richmond.
Mr. +. >. Mdit0x, business manager
Of Streets of New York. 80 is iu ihe
city arranging for the carly appearance
%. his company 90 the Theatre.
judge Samuel B. Wit has returned
to the city from visit TO lauQui.r
county. 10 is needless 10 say he is Look
iug.admirably-he always does.
William f. Word. thief clerk Of the
singer Manufacturing Company. lets
yesterday ci0 the Old Dominion hIcfor
New York, Oh business and pleasure.
Rev. w. O. Waggener, pastor of
Lau' ei-strcet Methodist Episcopal
Church. has been quite sick. but hopes
To- be able TO tin his pulpit ON Sunoay.
Rev. Jabez Hail has returned from .
his visit 10 Cleveland, ONO. and Will
.preach for his congregation 40 the Sey-
elih-suoet Christian Church on sun
day morning az IL o clock.
Mrs. c. Wendlinger Of OF Bank {
street. was taken suddenly ill last night {
about 1850 o'clock. Ior physician.
DR.. GO. Ben. Johnston was son1 for ,
and she is now resting easily.
Tonight the Union Democratic Club
VIII meet az Springfield Hall, corner OF
Iwenty-siXtA and n streets Tnis is
'no 81 the best clubs ID the city, and IL %
viii meet hereafter every week. Strict
~ business.
Mr. ID. Cardwel. division. freight
ind passenger agent OF The Richmond ~
md Dauvilleraiiroad. located at Colum. -
pa, s. c.. Is IN the city IN short visit =,
20 his old home. y
Rev. D. Calvin Stewart, pastor Of the b
'ou'th Presbyterian Church. ON west
ir-ce street. has returned home from N
ils summer b resl, and Will resume re-. e
liar services al his church Sunday m
morning 40 III O'Clock. and also s ion
clock al night. Wednesday NIGHT NJ
eciuie at O clock.
Mr. j. Alpaonso Pizzini was painfully
nlnfet D. one OF tie Broad street line ~
ai7 on thursday night. by being cl
Aocked down While helping lady on.
/ Tie car. lie is confined 10 his room
elAs badly bruised about the lace and ~,
SO. ~.
IL has now been fifteen days since he
ieie has been any fire alarm. This rs Th
remarkable showing for q city OF j.
early one hundred thousand inlabi- tnl
'nis. The last fire Of any conse quence try
lppen.d IN the county of Hcnrico. RI
ie street car stables. am
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POLICE COURT.


NHIiou~ u 4npf Aht~ Di~lnN'd or.
Emmanuel johnson is a colorel DO,
Who sto'e two tin buckets belonging C.
two coiored wOikmen. cOntainiug tht
said woIkmen dinner. The boy was
given ninety days IN jail.
Samuel Johnson .colored) was charg.
ed with striking lsham Mallory with a
piece Of iron. lie was fined - and
costs.
William Bibben. who assaulted and
struck Charles Fisher in the house of
Kate Lee was fined - and costs.
Abalend Smith lcOloredl, charged
with stealing q lace dress and other
clothing from ,. ~. Aboii.
The continued cases Of William
Jones. Thomas Loekclt. John Pryor.
and Moses Claiborne. four colored
youths. were charged with stealing a
lot of pants. All bat Claiborne were
discharged. Claiborne was given
ninety days in jail and required also 20
furnish security in The aum Of $500 for
mis- good behavior for twelve months.
>. ID. Jrainhlm. j Inn Jackson, Jane
Archer. and Mary Byrd. the four ne-
Iro,s who have been IN jail now about
SIX weeks. awaiting examination for
ieloniously batting NichDias Gus. were
discharged yesterday.
These four negroes beat Nicholas
quite badly. and ia a fall that he re-
eeiyed during the fight his arm was
broken. Nicholas was assaulted an Suili-
van p alley about II o'clock &C night.
Gus. who is an old man, was taken to
the almshouse where he was treated.
ie left the hospital before me was
cured, and though diligent search has
been made for him. be- cannot be found.
lie is somewhere in the county.
The court decided that bee would not
keep the accused iu jail any longer.
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Rail road Commissioner
POWHATAN CLUB.
Interesting Meeting Last >ieht-Ihc
Democratic Ticket Endorsed.

Interesting Meeting Last Nieht-Th,
Democratic Ticket Endorsed.
The Powhatan Club met in then
rooms promptly az $50 O'Clock iasi
night and was called to order by Piesi
dent Belvin. who said:
the sergeant at-arms will please no.
tify the members that the club is ready
10 proceed TO business.
There was fun attendance and con.
siderable interest manifested.
The secretary read the minutes Of the
previous meeting, and they were up.
proved.
The secretary Of the club read the
names of soyenty-uine applicants for
membership. They came with proper
eudorsati0n and were duly passed
upon according % the rules applicable
in such cases. and went over until the
next meeting of the club.
The president stated that there would
be an election of officers Of the club on
Friday, September 10Th.
hessrs. j. {. Lamb. John 4. Curtis
and John Prce were appointed q com.
mitteo TO examine the books Of the Sec
rotary aud treasurer of the club. TINS
committee can have the books of tho
officers named five days before the ree.
ular meeting.
The pfes.Hent stated that during the
campaign II would be necessary 10 have !
an assistant secretary 10 answer CORES
pondence, as the work was too heavy
for one man. He also suggested that a
compensation DO fixed for the service,
OF the assistant secretary. The matter,
on motion ~ Mr. Price. was referred TO
the executive committee.
The club rendered thanks to gentle
men ia the cily who had rendered
couftesies to The club during the con
The president, Oh motion. appointed ,
OF three to inquire into the i
OF securing more commodi- Ic
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Yesterday morning air. A. Stephan.
chief iineman and assistant 10 Slpern-
teudant Thompson. of the liis alum
telegraph, was standing on the new
telegraph pole near The short pole on
which the ire alarm box no. l3 is
fastened, regulating the location
OF the fire alarm telegraph aud
talking with the chief lireman # The
Postal Telegraph Company. missed bis
footing and fen. The fan was twenty
feet. lie doubled and sat flat ou the
ground. it WIS wonderful thar ne did
not get seriously injured. lie was
Jared considerably. but shook his legs
and arms Vigorously. and went back to
work Iaier m The llN.
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Mcssrs. II. ID. G0ddin. NJ +. Barton.
aud G.. l.. Miller. reported yesterday on
The condition of the Mechanicssil.e
turnpike. Toey reported the same Co
be IN good order.
Mr. George Washington Thomas. the
Commonwealth ',-Attoruey of Henrico.
Is prominently mentioned as acahdidaic
ON the Republican ticket for the leeis-
iature. a Commonwealth 's-Attorrcy
can retain his Office and be member Of
the General Assembly at the same time.
The Republican nominating Couven-
ton meets Wednesday. September 25tn.
at the hour of l2 O'Clock. The Conven-
ton will be called TO order by the
County Chairman at 10 o 'clock.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.

Important Council Committee. lIeld Ia.
Night-;eDrg Mutation OF the chest,r
hcid Troop.
\ meeting Of the Council Commil,e,
on Streets was held last night i'm tbt
/ Council Chamber a O'Clock.
There were present Messfs. Bradley
/ Chairman Bcaltie, Jones Rollins. Hqrt
The main object of the meeting wa.
90 consider the question of widenin0
10 sixty feet the bridge over the canal
az the foot o. Hull street.
THE CITY ENGINEER.
The following report of the CITY
Engineer was read:
MANCHESTER, September 3, 1899.
Pursuant 10 appointment. met NJ
Decatur Axtell, assistant topresideut
Chs-aprake and Ohio Railroad. Ar 10
d. to day al the canal bridge. He asked
whdt the Council or committee desired
l shO" ed him the new curb lines ana
tne supports beneath the middle of the
bridge. and asked for sidewalks and ~
per below, SO as to dispense with the
clumsy wooden lrusses. He produced
. report from Mr.. Marion q. TYLER. civ /
engineer. which stated that the BRIDE.
'ct"e1 twenty new stringers. two
s'iaid siiis, new inclined posts for ou,.
ne 'iusses. which be- would probably
rider put ~ next week, unless ho bro,J f.
ua,hef nom The Street Committee.
lie Ga not propose To widen a.,
'udge' but was not averse to sba,in
~ rs cost Oh tett'rments with The CITY :,
lie said' we are bourd to keep this
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Go to the Standard.


The Uniou Pacific Railway. The
overland Route. ' has eqmpred its
trains with dining ears OF Tie latest
patent, aud on and after August 18Th
the patrons of It's fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver. and between
Council Bluffs aud Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at zoe. each. Puiimal 3 Palace
Car Company will have charge III the
service on these csrs.-aav.
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Dropsical and Rheumatic persons
find the use Cd Spcer Port Grape Vino
.Of New jersey of ncalculable benefit.
It's puuty and valuable properties have
given il wide reputation among
pay sicians throughout fhis county aud
Europe. 10 is excellent for demliafed
females, and used 10y ihe best families
IA New York ANA Washington as AN
evening lamilY Mino-adv.
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SLOT SYSTEM OPERA GLASSES.
Their introduction nj the Richmond Thea
frc-NnM IhaN NnIA.

The opera glass on the slot system is
soon to BE- introduced at the Theatre.
The glasses are placed IN piush-lined
boxes, and faslercl to the back Of the
seats. By dropping a dime in SLOT
one is enabled to extract tire glasses
from the box and use them during the
performance. An the glasses are
stamped in such q way that If they
were carried away from the house il
would be known To be stolen. The
glasses are never sold.
Most OF the leading theaiers i'm Now
York and IN all parts of The couu' y.
are using TINS slot system. and J., has
been found 90 work very well.
An order for glasses Tor the Theatre
has been filled aud viii be- put ia as
soon as they can BE- obtained.
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The above attraction viii open the
regular fall season at the above place
OF amusemen, on Monday next. Tine
sale OF reserved seats commerce, Tins
morning 40 . o'clock. There l. ev.rv
indication Of packed house for tbe
opening. M4lineo Tuesday az s.8O
Il. NJ
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New Orleans. These three houses were
considered the three finest in the United

New Orleans. These three houses were
considered the three finest in the United
States at that time.
A gentleman by the name Of Boydton
was one Of the first prOIrletcrs. Later
on John L. Ballard kept Il in splendid
style. lie devoted the east SIDE OF the
house to what was known at that time
as 1.-THE ladies ordinary" given upto the
sole occupancy Of families. lie owned
a vacant lot on the north side Of Frank
/ lin street, opposite the Exchange, and
he determined 90 build a house on IT
and call the combined hotels the Ex-
change aud Ballard. He connected the
two houses by bridge over the street
the frame work being iron. and the
cost Of construction SD. GOO. This was
about 1870. THIS bridge was afterwards
taken down by reason OF separate
ownership. and replaced afterwards
with the present. wooden one. The
Ballard has one hundred and twenty
five rooms. the Exchange one hundred
and fifty one. During the latter part
Of the war the Exchange and Ballard
was closed 3s a hotel. and was only
used for governmental purposes. The
Richmond city p0stoilicc was in the
basement Of the building until the
present p0stOiiice on Main street was
built.
At TIE close Of the war Colonel J. l..
Darlington leased the hotel. and has
ocen the proprietor ever since. He has
given the house national reputation.
and commands patronage OF which
any host might be proud.
Great men have rested under his
roof and crossed their legs und r his
mahogany.
TIE Prince Of Wales. when he was
IN this country. stopped here. and was
rendered public reception. and it was
on this occasion tbat an old time Nir-
ginian, upon being Introduced 10 his
Royal blghuCss. desulug tO be extra I
polite. said: How are you. Prince. /
how did you leave Che old woman
The Marquis of L0rno. while COVER /
nor-geueral of Canada. accompanied by /
the Princess Louise. his wife remained .
here two nights and a day.
About fifteen years ago. President
Jefferson Davis spent some time at the
Exchange. Shortly after me register
ed. some one cut his name cut Of The
register in order o. obtain The auto.
graph. No one ever found ca. who
did IT,
I'm 1881, during the Centennial. Bou-
hanger Lafayette. aud the Distinguish
ed French gentlemen ia attendance 40
the Centennial ball. all pa. mp at the
Exchange. as j. is sometimes called in
brief.
The proprietor, are perfectly aware
d the necessity OF keeping up with the
times. and the advancemeltol the trade
interests of Richmond. with this end
10 view, they are constantly making
Improvements, and this win.or the
house will bee rt-p'endent with new
'arpc's furniture and paint. r. viii ,
le % very cosy home 90 tic Weariel
raveler. place where hocan rest from
and heart stains. and get
god. generous ODD Virginia hospitality. d
by examination 10 as.er.ailel that
le actual running expenses of TINS
.ousc in year amount 90 800 i33 go. .
rom seventy five 10 one hundred and p
en- men and women arc employed atan
v0rage cost for twelve months of Sl6.-
0N. The greater part Of the sos. 1873 90 j
paid ont 20 men engaged IN business F,
D this city. a.
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Hs-LAtftl-sthEEI METHODIST
kcll, corner Laurel and Al0emarie
streets Rev. ". q. Nagsener. PASTOR
ffeachine at ID %. m. and $ J.. 3D. Dy flr
Iffpr sunday school 40 pa. DOB. Preaching
"Wednesday NIGHT at 5 81. m. Young mD.i.
l.9yef meeting Friday hight at , p. DOB. All
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AT THE COUNTY COUNT uOrsr.
.lnancc Committee M.ellnc

The Finance Committee held a short
session yesterda, evening. with closed
doors, IN the Chaucery Courtroom.
The experts appointed to examine the
accounts OF the late A. h. Noodson
City Collector made partial report.
but DO action was taken on it. Some
routine work was done. and the com.
mite adjourned to meet on the call OF
the chairman.
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CROSSINGS.

Seven Of these crossings were *
amined, of which only tho crossing of
the Seaboard railroad can be entirely
approved. The rest are grade crossings.
dependent upon the vigilance faith
fulness of the employees for immunity
from constant danger.
After giving in detail tho work done
on aud the condition of the bridges and
trestles, the report says:
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The Bristol horse show continues 10
draw fine hous,s. There will beana,-
NEE at s:SO o clock this afternoon and a
closing performance tonight.
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thing In safe condition. we make no
question OF that, but we are not bound
10 enlarge it. to provide for the exigcn-
cies OF increased traffic. If they de-
sire it will meet the committee any
time after this week on two days
notice. Mr.. Charles w. Turner was
present.
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The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday:
IL THE CITY CHANCE8Y COURT.
J. Q. Dickinson % Maran f.. Dickin
son. -Us feet on Beach. northeast corner
Taylor, e2Se: Tucker X. Sands TO Con
way *. Sands, trustee 40 feet on CLAY.
northwest corner Kinney, improved.
$1,000.
AT THE COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
John G.. Proctor and wife 20 John IL.
Nuchols, 30 feet ou Il, northwest corner
IhLTi.llh, $50.
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DID NOT CARE TO LIVE.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF MRS.
ROLlVER c. WOODWARD.

" Take Care of Ny Baby" She Said
There Is No Pleasure Ia This World
for Mc"-I;cstoratives Administered aud
the Chance. for Recovery Favorable.
Yesterday afternoon She young wife
Of Mr. Boliyer G. Woodward, residing
at 7l0 north Twenty-sixth street. un-
successfully tried 10 put an end 20 her
life By taking a half ounccOf laudanum.
About q quarter % O'Clock Mrs
Woodward was seen on her front porch
with her three months old baby IN
arms. and an hour later she was found
lying in the house limp and uncon-
sciou5.
DR.. John II. Hickman. 81 AS North
Twenty hith street. was Immediately
sent for. and all possible antilOt were
administered. The patient was rubbed
and walked about. but four or five
hours had elapsed before the least signs
OF consciousness appeared. She was
still kept IN motion. however. and alta
late hour last night 1t was thought that
she would recover.
TIE CAUSE.
The cause Of the rash act is only con-
ieciurcd. All that is known Is that
hrs. Woodws ri was supposed 10 be un-
happy. and had been so Tor some time.
lier act was entirely pIemeditated. as
she herself procured the poison Of the
apoihccarv. +. 81. Slaughter. whose
shop IS near by. at the corner Of TWEEN
ty-sixth and Q streets.
THE BAIY.
The main thought seems TO have been !
for the welfare Of the baby when she /
was dead. Before she swallowed the /
laudarum she wrote little note. in /
winch she asked lady friend 10 take /
'1rc of the child, aud said she had no /
iesire 70 i've any longer; thst there
YVES no pleasure in this world for her.
ihe husband was not mentioned in the
note. Il seems that part of The poison
vas taken about % clock, aud a second
lose later
Before her marriage Mrs. Woodward
was Miss Barnes. She lived on Church .
tiii. and has several brothers there
low. Sho is not more than twenty
i've years Of age, and tas dark hair
md eyes, and is regarded as very
,ctty.
Her husband il a painter by trade.
ut lately he has been employed at
lakewood Cemetery. lie 3 about
hirtY five years OF age.
EXCITEMENT OVER TIE NEWS.
The attempted suicide was soon
nown all over the Hill. and ~ one
inc at least thousand people were
ongrega,ed around the house.
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The rector and ye-.ry Of Graco
Church having rendered the Use OF that
church 30 the congregation OF Si.paul'8
Church on Sunday. September sth. the
Rev. Mr. Ca micheal VIII hold divine
service. with sermon. morning. at n
o'clock. evening. &C $50 O'Clock. The
offerings, except what may De in the
envelopes OF Guee Church. viii Bee 800.
pied O. Tie treasury OF ST. Pauls
Church.
On Sunday, September 18Th. and
thereafter. until the completion " The
addition 10 thc church. ST. Pulls con-
gregaiion will assemble tor divine str-
we every Sunday ia the lecture room
o. ST. Paul's Church.
The Sunday chool nii. boz oDenel ia
me lecture room ON sunday. September
I'D. at $40 \. a.. closing at 1915. until
repairs 20 church a.e Completed.
Dir. ". 3. Beyill. general IA ssnger
agent OF the Norfolk aud Western Rail
road, was in the city yesterday.
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{ SMOKE Kinney Bros cigarette. maze
nom tie brish.o and highest ed
leaf grown. adv.
Buy ut the STANDARD.
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PURE SALAD OIL.

We have. az cri oun Importation. l Icfy
superior
OLIVE OIL
in bottles or use gallon Gins. which 81. ware
sart pure aud 60 tlc finest quality We
have been Importing THIS go ne ,cseri
years, and afe co.ndoni naf theirs Is
nothing superior in Tie JnlieI staie-.
PURCELL, LAuD ~ CO.. Druggists.
mhli.ff 40. D Govern Obj street
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EOR SALE ONE WATER MOTOR
1 Cheap. Sold fr want 0f Utr. AfuI.
lt liNIs on'O.. uu.u-.f
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as ms column NJ Church Notices Is pub
ii,hef free NJ an chorgc. ne cannot pndsrfak,
her,a0cr 10 nuke INJURY rs 10 changes ~ be
,,1,fe each ,rcct An alterations wiH b. a0d'
that are rcPorfed ~ Die IInLS o1ice ny ~
Fi.iiay night. oflericise me- hd pW remain os
published ne ucck prcrions
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Mrs. Ninsiow's soothing syrup should al
WnNs Dee Used Wneu children are CUTTING
teeth IL relieves the lltti. sufferer at once.
IL fod.ceA natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the uttie chernE
a""kcs as bright Jas "a button II Is very
pleasant IT, Taste. 10 Suolhcs tng child soff-
ems Tue gums, aliaAs an pain. relieves vim.
regulates the bowels, and IS the best known
reile'iy for diariuoa. whether Arising from
befhils or other cares. iwtnty-nye cents
"n'ii4~. tn. h.Sa1W
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I MARY or A SOUTHERN REIC-
- GLE DURING IllE WAR
Ms Ja.i.l D.. Mcclure.
Third edition WlfN corrections HuI additions
Price. BOO paper. sf Goth. 800. nl'r ml-
rocco. handsome, 49,. 3d.
nu ji-it RANDOLPH f. F>GfI-lf
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rS-FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
Twelfth and Broad streets.-Prcachlngn t III
n. m. by Rey.T. g.. Jones. No service ~ night
fOurih.sfrect Chapel REV. H. r. Williams
nc S.lj p. IA.
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H.-LEIGH-sTREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner IF Twenty 18th and Leigh streets .-
Preaching hy the pastor. Rev. !. " FROST D..
3D., at n a. in. and $50 D. m. sunday school
10 H.I5 am.
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s8-WEST MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner Main and Beach streets.
Preaching hy the pastor M II O'Clock "a. n.
and SID o'clock p. M. sunday school af ~
o'clock a. n. All are welcome.
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ss-sECOND BAPTIST CHUCI. corner n
Main and Sixth stfct-, Rev ". ". Lam
drum -. d.. pastor Worship M ~ 70. n.
and 8 y. IN -undsy-schOoi at $50 =. m.
Strangers welcome.
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rs-VFNABLE.STREET CHURCH corner
Of Twcnty first and Ncnahlc.-Sunday school
m $3.50 "a. M. Preaching hy The pastor. Rev.
x. II. Pit. at III a. IN ana 1870 D. an.