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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
ANTI-SILTER REPUBLICANS.
Tie Policy of the Present Administra
tiOn Developing.

CHICAGO, May 16.-A Washington special
says the silver men OF the Republican party
are enraged at theiniormation which comes
to them in an official way that the treas.
ury department refuses to accept their ad.
vice to purchase silver bullion. A decision
against such q course has been reached, and
will soon be officially announced. No
bullion will be purchased, at least not be-
tyre Congress meets.
Ever since the fourth OF March promin-
ent silver men of the west, led by Senator
Stewart, Of Nevada, have been endeavor-
ing to force the purchase OF bullion and the
adoption of radical silver policy.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18

PrrrsBuRG, May 15.-A combination 9
glass fruit jar makers isreported. In 1000
eross lots the quotations are $3.50 ~
quarts and s12.50 for half gallons, and Z
further a,iva C. OF from fifty cents to Y J:
talked of
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
Arrival of Ocean Vessels.

New YORK. May 15.-Steamer OF Penn
sylvania from Glasgow.
LIVERPOOL, May 15.-Steamer Egypt
from New York, and the Lain from New
York for Bremen.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT.
THE BooKMAKERs ALL RIGHT.

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-At meeting of
the Jockey club executive committee to-
night, held for the purpose OF ruling off the
organized bookmakers. the executive COM
mittee OF the Western Bookmakers' associ-
alton signed an agreement that the associ-
tion will not discriminate against any
future dealings. This settled the matter
oa fiafoatarilu = 49,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
"a. II. MEN AND THE PRESIDENT
ihey Call His Attention to the Sights the
Old Veterans are Receiyinp.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Comrades Jos
w. kah, George NJ. Brown and David M.
Anlck, called on President Harrison as a
"mmittee representing the g. A. R., o
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
SNOW i'm wisconsin and Michigan.

ASHLAND, Wis, May 16.-Advices show
that three to five inches Of snow fell over
Northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
Good News from Michigan,
A Glass Fruit Jar Combination.

LANSING, Mich, May 15.-The women'f
suffrage bill was passed by the house to
dau
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18

New York Wants Its Beer Dressed.
ALBANY, NY. May 15.-The dressed beei
hin vas defeated in the state assembly this
morning.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18

Victory for the Rebel Haytian Hippolyte.
New YORK, May 16.-Advices from Hayti
of the 9th inst, state that in an engagement
at Marchand, an important town between
st. Marie and Gonaives, Hippolyte's troops
were victorious and Legitime's forces were
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
New York Metal Market.

New York Metal Market.
New YORK, May 16:-Bar silver 92S.
Copper-Dull; Lake, May, IL.
Lead-Weak; Domestic $50.
Tin-Brisker, higher; Straits 20.S0.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-18
Mipister Lincoln Has Sailed.

NEW YoRK, May 15.-Robert T. Lincoln
Minister to England, sailed this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-27
WON'T JOIN THE TRUST.
The Pittsburgh Nall Manufacturers Or
posed to tho Wheeling Combine.

The Pittsburgh Nall Manufacturers Op.
posed to the Wheeling Combine.
PatSburGh TlHn.
The cut nail trust proposed at the
meeting Of manufacturers in Wheeling
on Wednesday is not regarded with
much favor by the Pittsburgh nail man
u~facturers, and it is improbablethat they
will enter inter into any pooling ar.
ranRement, although they are willing to
agree 10 ix upon q card rate and main
tain 1t. Joseph D, Weeks, Of the Amert-
can Manufacturer, who was secretary OF
the deiunct Western Nail Association,
said yesterday on this subject:
"There was o good pool among the
Wheeling and other Western nail mills
to maintain prices by restricting produce
ton. This went to pleces under the &C.
ton OF certain Wheeling mills, which
refused to be longer bound. The move
ment now on foot Is to enable the cut
nail to Goppete with the wire nail, by re-
ducing the gauge Of the plate, and also
the formation OF u trust. At heat, the
chances are that any relief which these
propositions may give would only be
temporary. The fact Is that the capacity
for the production OF cut nails is much
too large for any probable demand in
the near future, and that the wire nail
is supplanting the egt nail notwith-
standing the repeated assertions OF the
nail manufacturers that the cut nail Is
better than the wirG nail.
"Some nail makers are realizing the
iutility OF further epdeavors to benefit
the market by any Of these temporary
devices, and are looking for other pro-
ducts into which TO put the output Of
the pudding furnaces
AT Chess, Cook. 4 Co.'s a gentleman
stated that they had very little faith in
the ability Of The Wheeling. firms to
bolster up tho markets, and that the
Anchor Nail Company Is working more
on spikes, etc, than the regular sizes Of
cut nails.
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.4HB NHWN AILDBPARTURH
The Pittsburgh Manufacturers
have Divers Views,
THEY APPROVE THE GAUGE,
But will Refuse to go into the Com
bination - Wheeling Capital to
illuminate Charleston-The
Local Industries,

"For many years Wheeling has had
an advantage Of this city in the manu-
iacture OF nails" said one Of the heav-
iest producers Of Pittsburgh, according
to the Chronicle Telegraph Of last even
Ing, SIN the first place bar iron was
sold as low ss 81 Is, and nails were sold
as low as 81 90, 1t cost IS or 40 cents a
key more for 100 pounds Of nails than
for 100 pounds OF iron, Therefore you
see there is no money in nails at 81 65,
In the next place the Amalgamated men
gave Wheeling the advantage in wages,
Nailers, rollers and all employees, even
to the dragdown, were allowed to work
cheaper, and we simply had to lay down,
So. far as wages per scale are concerned,
they are now nearly equalized, and ii
may be possible the Pittsburgh manu-,
~faCturers will be able to resume nail
making this fall.
~ cannot tell you now whether we
will resume or not, We are not ready
TO talk to our men yet, but when we do,
II they are willing to make few modi,
Acations we will start our machines and
continue TO run them as long as we can
make both ends meet. There Is now no
combination on cut nails, and the price
Ia largely controlled by the wire nail.
But on the other hand, the price OF the
wire nail largely depends on the cut
article, II we are able to sell our nails
cheap, wire nails must come down, and
vice versa, Taking 1t all in all, however,
the new gauge gives us a greater advan.
tage than we have had since the wire
RRil became a factor In the market, and
Sso may yet be able to make things
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THE LOCAL INDUSTRIES.
News from the Furnaces and Factories o
tina yirinitv.

News from the Furnaces and Factories Of
the Vicinity.
All departments at the Belmont are
running full.
The Bellaire steel works were on In
full yesterday.
The tableware Rlass houses are all ship,
ping some ware yet.
A.. J.. Sweeney & Son cast this week
a large master wheel for the plate glass
works at Butler, Pa.
The Wheeling Steel Works have about
completed their repairs and will resume
operations on Monday.
Will Porteraeld and John shannaielt.
OF Bellalre, have patented a soldering
iron which promises To be a great thing.
Among u handsome lot OF orders filled
this week at the mandatory OF WIN,
BohwerLteger 4 Co., was one from Mary.
land.
The old Benwood factory Is making
full time. The furnace 10 making ia
regular output The forge remains
closed down.
Inc IL u BaRRB q sons Lumber Co.,
booked a contract this week for q two.
story frame dwelling for William Keck
on the Island.
The Joseph Bell Stove Company IL
running full and making stoves and
ranges for a fairly promising fall trade,
Shipments arc being made daily.
Work on tho line OF the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie railway 10 finished AZ az ID
Adena, thirteen miles from Portland
station, and the workers are making
rapid headwAy
The Whitaker sheet iron mill shut
down yesterday for repairs. The sus.
pension 10 expected 70 last from four 10
DIX weeks. II has had an unusually
long and prosperous run.
Tho LaEeAr GlaAs Company 10 building
two new leats and will begin work al
once building one Of Welt's patent OoH.
tlnuous tank furnaces. They are also
building two new gaa genefAl0p-one 10
produce gas from coal and the other from
oil, THEY are setting Romeot Eeyllle's i'm.
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MARTIN,s FERRY.
at the Opera Hou.s-An Sorts .
LnGAl Gossip.


LHuAl Gossip.
A valuable horse belonging to Henry FloIo
died yesterday.
Communion service VIII be held In the Pres.
bytGriRn church Tomorrow.
Jennie Evans was taken to 81, C~lalTETllle yes.
terday viii doubtless DO sent To the asylum
MF. Joel Wood returned yesterday from ZlueS.
VILE, where he attended the Prohibition eonyen'
ton,
Frank, an S,yeRr,Oli son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hanson, died yesterday and Will be buried to-
day,
Miss AbbIe Packer returned To Richland Cen.
ter, WIS.,, yesterday, after q delightful Two
months visit 10 Mr., aud Mrs. Charles Miller.
II begins to look u II Mt. S. +, Dean, OF this
city, would be appointed Deputy Collector OF
Internal Revenue Tor this Congressional district
The Martins Ferry ball club viii play the
WellsbuFg GrAyS at i. picnic near Wellsburg
RsIt Thursday, The clIbWll 80 up in u wagon,
George Fetteercr and Richard Padden, OF the
Martins Ferry club, will b. the battery for the
WellsbuTg CLUB In the game with the Toronto
club ut the latter place to-day
william Fancy, Y hOd carrier working on the
new Opera House block, fell from the third 70
the second story yesterday, aud was badly
bruised. No bones were broken.
The Pittsburgh ChpRiele TelsQraph OF last
evening says; samuel l., Williams and Lisa :,
llyer, OF Martins Ferry, We're quietly married by
Alderman MckelYY this afternoon IN Allegheny,
They then LETT on a wedding trip to franklin,
+ The electric light for Martins Ferry Is IA co.
aS the Council will meet on Monday next 10
designate the number aud kind of lights, The
reason the resolution 10 appoint u committee on
wednesday to attend 70 y was not put by lhs
ton vas not seconded, aud there were but four
members present,
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WHEELING CAPITALISTS
10 Furnish Electricity for Charloston-A
Boom Company.

10 FurniSli Electricity for CharleSton-A
Boom Company.
A certificate Of incorporation has been
issued by Secretary Of State Walker to
the Charleston Electric Heat, Light and
Power Company, which has for its pur.
poses owning and operating one or more
stations with apparatus necessary to fur.
nish the citizens OF Charleston and vioi-
nifty electric power for motors, light or
heat, including lighting towers, and
transmission OF electricity for heat, light
or power. The principal office is 10 be
in Charleston. Two hundred and fifty
dollars has been subscribed. The privil-
ege OF increasing the capital stock to
100000 Is reserved. Shares are $40
each and arc held by =. =. Jepson, Al
len Brock, ]. A. II. Adams, Ftp Mcneil,
Of wheeling, and O. P. Snyder, oil
Charleston.
Also TO the Alexander Boom and Lum-
Der Company, which has FORTS purposes
constructing, operating and maintaining
q boom, or boOms, with or without piers
or dams, across BuCkhannon river at OF
near the confluence OF the Leithaud and
Right.hand forks In Upshur county.
The principal Office is to De in Buckhan-
non. The capital stock Is $500, and the
right 10 increase the stock To 100000 In
all Is reserved. Shares are 500 each and
are held by John Alexander and D. ].
Alexander, Of Cumberland, Nd, W. @.
Clayton, OF KeySer, ]. T. MCGraw and
@. r. Durbin, Of Grafton, one share
oooh
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disease, that has its origin in the IN.
Wholesome sanitary condition Of the
community"
II correctly, l beg to remind the Doc
tor that modern science teaches that dis
cases breed aftGr their kind, and that
diphtheriR and scarlet fever do not arise
from filth, but depend upon q specific
germ for their origin, while they are
simply made more malignant by unSani,
tary surroundings. It has been the good
fortune Of this city to escape visitation
OF the diseases named for several years.
But let the disease once be planted in
certain localities in this city and II will
sweep all before it like q co~ntlagTation:
One death from diphtheria was reported
to-day, Owing to the intelligent pre-
cautions OF the attending physician no
other cases have developed outside the
family and only one in the family, Does
not DR., Campbell think II would DO a
wise p~reCaution TO remove the garbage
thoroughly, and to clean up some Of the
back premises? Who, down in the lower
end OF the city, does not remember the
epidemic OF measles In the spring OF
1886, from which in the month OF
April alone twenty.si& children died?
Not one Of those children should have
died. | mean, had the principles Of pre-.
yentiye medicine been applied before
the disease came. For the death OF all
those who die OF zymotic-or p%reyeptible
diseases, somebody is responsible,
Every man, therefore, who stands ia
the relation to the public OF a Conserya-
tor OF the public health should feel his
awful responsibility, and strive TO per-
form honestly and Conscientiously the
duties OF his office, lest the blood Of in
nocents be upon his hands,
In conclusion, while ! could enumer-
ate scores Of cities with populations
varying from that Of Wheeling to hum
dreds OF acknowledgement, which have q
less mortality rate, | will content myself
with calling attention to the city Of Chi
Cago as an example OF what can be aC'
Complished by careful attention to sani'
tation, Built upon u swamp, so great
care has been exercised in the con-
struction Of sewers and prompt aud
complete removal Of all city waste to re.
mote distances by rail, strict isolation Of
all infectious and contagious diseases,
and strict attention to the purity OF the
water supply, the death rate OF tho city
has been reduced to the minimum. The
rate OF mortality for the month Of June
was 10 In ono thousand OF population
per annum,
l can say, without fear OF successful
contradiction, that the death rate OF
Wheeling ia not diminishing. OF this,
more anon.
GEO, L. GARRISON, NJ. D,
Health officer,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers lu the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,

Strangers III the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Prof. James NJ. Lee, OF Huntington, ia
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. ]. @. Brady has about recovered
from a two weeks illness.
F. G. Caldwell Is home from a weeks
business trip to New York.
Miss Clara Hirsch, OF this city, is the
guest OF friends in Darlington.
Mrs. T. B. Hughes and family, Of Park
ersburg. are visiting friends In this city
Mrs. @. E. Hughes and children are
the guests Of her father, near st. Glars
Vile.
F. K. Brown, John Troll and N, X.
Kennon, OF 81. C~lairsville, were down
yesterday.
Mrs. John Ewing returned home yes
terday, from a weeks visit 10 friends In
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. DR.. O'Oonner, Of TiAin, is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. George
Laing, OF this city.
MI. and Mrs, ]. II. Kirk, OF this city,
visited the family OF Mr.. d. Filson, al
S%teubenville this week.
Mr.. Fred N. Strong and family, oil
this city, are guests this week Of K. s,
Boreman and family, Of Parkersburg.
]. G. Massey, travelling salesman fol
the Buckeye Glass Company, returned
yesterday from his vacation in the East.
Blatch Howell, mine host OF the
Howell House, Wheeling, is stopping at
the Aud House. Mr.. Howell was for
merly a Cannonsburg boy Wddtngton,
Pa, Journal.
Mrs. Elann Hudson, mother Of L, II.
Hudson, proprietor Of the Wheeling
stock yards, died at her home at Bealls'
vile, Ohio, on Wednesday morning,
aged about 80 years.
Rev. l. W. lays, D. D., and wife, Of
Allegheny Oily, are visiting their son,
Rev. @. g. Hays, at Bridgeport. DR..
Hays will preach In the KirEwood Pres.
byterian church tomorrow morning and
evening.
Col. Ed. schaie,r OF Brmer 4 schaier,
and Major Short, Of F. II. Lange
& Company, have returned from q
ten days visit 10 Michigan, Canada and
other points. They have some good big
fish stories 10 tOll. Mr.. SChaier was sue.
CesBiul In landing a n~lnety.one FOUNDER,
In size five feel, tour and one'half inches,
The following Is from yesterdays H.
sue OF the Pittsburgh COmMsrcidL Gazette
Miss Lura Keatney, Of Wheeling, who
has been on al extended visit TO Mrs.
Joseph Moore, Of West Diamond street,
Allegheny, returned homo last evening.
Previous TO herdeparture the younglady
was presented With m elegant gold brace.
let by the numerous friends she had
gained during heT. visit.
Mr. W. Newt LinCh will leave next
week for MatuhBburg 10 enter upon bis
duties az U. y, storekeeper At the Han
nissVIlle distlllVry, 10 which position he
has been appointed on the recommends
tion Of Internal Revenue Collector
White. Mrs. linCh will remain here till
fail and then Join Mr.. LinCh. Mi. LlnCh
has many friends here who, while pleas
cd to know Of his having received this
appointment, II being well deserved,
will BE- sorry 10 have him 20 away from
Wheeling,
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D%rlh-rnort GossIn.


jaime, 0'Neal OF Cleveland, Is the guest OF
~iidgTport friends.
Miss Anna Klnsey, Of Pleasant Valley, IL the
guest OF friends here,
Miss. Jennie Anderson, OF st. ClaIrSvlllC, Is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. a. J. smith, Of FOstorla, Is the guest Of
her mother, Mrs, A. Uranium.
Thomas Simpson aud J. o. HOwGlls left. yCstcT'
day on u two weeks pleasure trip through
Canada and western New York.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Company are
having the creek bridge nicely painted, also tho
gates at the bridge CnlnluCe crossing,
Ell Davis aud wife, Of East Liberty, Pa, spent
n few hours with Old'timD friends here yeAter'
day. They were en- route 10 Flushing.
Mrs. Harry Turner, who has been conllpCd to
her home by a very critical attack OF sickness
during the past few weeks, Is convA!escing'
Dr.. 7. A.. Sanders, Of wGllsville, and T.. .inrily,
Of Pittsburgh, were IN the city yesterday looking
after the Pennsylvania COmpauy's Interests
here,
q. T.. Hell, who was struck by 4 Cleveland &
Pittsburgh passenger train two weeks ago and
thought TO be fatally injured, II getting along
very nicely and Will recover.
John Crawford, Republican, who was appoint
cd postmaster At Blaine, i've miles west Of here,
some time ago, has received his commission,
aud the Office Will bG transferred by Edward
KInbCy In Il few days.
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proved pots, and have employed q con.
siderable additional force and will more
than double their capacity next fire,
The committee at Cambridge, which
has in charge the expenditure Of the
$4,000 voted 10 boom the town, has SO;
cured the location Of a rolling mill,
which will employ 100 men,
Fishers foundry will close down Mon
day, It booked one order for twenty
stoves this week, It worked seventeen
weeks in 1887, t~orty-elght last year
and expects to make ffty'one weeksthis
year,
The nailers at Mingo have received
notice that the factory engine will
start up on Monday. Picked iron will
be used, and the mill will be run on the
tack factory" plan, one mailer attend
ing to eight or more cold nail machines,
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company is taking out q curve
in the line Of Their road and filling up
under and about trestle No. As, west Of
Flushing, The Strengthening Of the
curve requires some heavy blasting OF
rock,
The Caldwell & Peterson Manufac.
turing Company is working to q good
and steady trade, and a full force is em-
ployed, There is a good run OF inquiries
and the receipt Of orders is satisfactory,
They shipped two car loads OF goods this
week,
The annual report Of President Bodine,
Of the National Association 'oi Window
Glass Manufacturers, shows that the
production Of window glass during the
last fire was !, 200,000 boxes, and l,650,OOC
boxes Of French glass were imported,
The stock on hand July LIST was SOO,S45
boxes,
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,


All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City,
Engineer Norton is riding a safety wheel now,
Thenew house Of W, O., Rankin Is rapidly near
Ing completion.
Mrs, II, q, Wilson Is Vt home from a pleasant
visit to MunCie, lnd.
Acrowd OF young folks were lAhICg nj Wal
laec'S lam yesterday.
NcClAin Bros, are shipping large quantities Of
stone to Martins Ferry,
Large quantities Of wool went through the city
yesterday for Troy, n, y.
John Shannon, ESQ OF ST, ClairsYllle, was In
tho city yesterday on business.
There are nine sisters OF charity visiting here,
aud they make quite u procession wheu going TO
church,
The new station ind pOstOlllcc ut the Chill.
drcn's Home Is to be called Tacoma, The sta
ton Is now open,
The boys IN the upper wRTls aTO having fine
times ut night throwing balls saturated with
alcohol aud lighted.
N, l. TArhet, Grant Mausel, Joe ManSOl aud
Edward klliOil arc oil rusticating. All are GU,
plOyes OF the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad,
The smoke stack at SpeIce's burned pop fur
tory fell Thursday night making u fearful Ts,lsc.
4 large crowd was there very Aoon, b.. nobody
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rhe Lprome McoormIek Cnle.

There can no longer DO any doubt
that there was a spike placed in one Of
the joints Of the Elm Grove Railroad
where Jerome Mccormick was seen
leaning over the rail Wednesday even
ing, The spike was found, II shows
marks OF having been driven in the
crack with q lime stone, The theory
now is that it was for this purpose Nc
CoEmiCk was carrying the stone seen in
his hand, and not to throw at Conductor
Kindleberger. The spike was found
soon after the motor struck 1t, hut the
prosecution did not know OF II till yea
terday. One Of the joints OF the rails
also plainly shows that the spike was
driven into 1t, The appearance OF the
Is entirely changed by these dis
coyeries..
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Excursion to Atlantic CIV vim tho II, !

Excursion to Atlantic City via tho Il, q U.
The announCementthat the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will again
this summer resume their select excur.
sions to the most popular Of our seashore
resorts, will be hailed with delight by
the public, who appreciate the advan.
tages offered in these trips. The low
rates, long time limit and the privilege
OF their best train service running on
regular schedule, composed OF fast OK.
press trains, elegant day coaches, Pull.
mans best equipment and Vestibuled
Limited Express trains are among the
advantages afforded by the Baltimore &
Ohio, aud the stop.ofa at Washington Oh
the return trip will allow the sight
seer an opportunity to take in the points
Of interest in aud about the Capital be.
fore returning home, and form a fitting
termination 10 a weeks sojourn at the
shore.
The second Of these select excursions
will be run on Thursday, August |, 1889.
We give below a list ofstations showing
the time Of trains and round trip rates
nj fupn,
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T@SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
L% Cor. Twentieth and Market street. Nv
Win, II. Cooke, DID, pastor. scrvlcesat lO9t
m. and $50 p, IN. Sunday School At gLE
All nFC welcome,