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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28
VIRGINIA TENS
Cuiled, Clipped and condensed from Our
Exchanges.


Mss ANNIE T.. SwINK. Of Moscow
ia this county, aged sixteen years. >
saws the Stanton indicator. "whO
has shown great skill in carving. has
lust finished a cane for Governor Nc
Kinney, TO be presented at his inaugu-
ration. On it are engraved the names
If all the Presidents of the United
States and the dates Of their inaueura-
tons. the coat Of arms Of Virginia. the
National coat OF arms. the name OF The
Governor. and a good deal more fine
carving. One bit rs a comic picture o.
a biz turkey g0bbler chasing q running
boy and under il Farewell Poor BLY,
The legend Best wishes f1r your u
ture prosperity and happiness runs
down the cane and is signed with he
name of the carver. Senator Eel OILS
will take charge Of ard present lAis
pretty souvenir. y
a meeting of the taxpayers Of the
Leesburg district and ali others inter
ested viii be held IN Leesburg Wedues-
day next to consider the condition OF
the public roads in that district, and en-
deavor to devise some scheme for their
improvement, either by macadamizlng
or Otherwise.
WILLIAM GALLAGHER was struck by
q freight train on Tuesday night st,
nesr Shawsville, Montgomery county,
and had bis left arm broken. lie was
sitting on the side Of the track, and was
not seen by the engineer.
J. Edmond Wyatt has sold his farm
of l0j acres. two miles north Of Charles
town. w. Va, to franklin II. Moler for
81 so per acre.
Mr.. VIRTs residing a few miles south
of Leeshurg, has a pure white squirrel
with pink eyes. IL is very pretty anu
quite tame.
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The Prospect ia Brazil.
Nov York Tlmcs.

The latest English papers contain two
reports concerning Brazilian affairs.
which may prove 10 be Of much i'm
poftarce. One is that the agents o.
ihe Provincial Government have been
seeking, and 10 some extent obtaining
gold IN the London market. eud tht
other is that the crown jewels, which
were Of unusual value. had been
stolen. - though this latter report has
been denied. /. is sufficiently unlike
ly that Jewels in q coll, slion Of this sort
in any grsat uumt would be LETT acccs-
sible 70 any ordinary thieves, nor would
they BE- az the sort that such thieves
could readily or safely dispose Of. il
they have really been stolen. or ans
considerable number of them. Il would
be quite possible for the authorities Co.
prevent their sale. and b. recover some
part Of them. Ii is more likely that
the Jewels were part Of the property
Of Dom Pedro covered 10y the decree e
confiscaiion, issued since the English
papers referred TO appeared. and thai
they have been used by the government
as security iog the immediate cash that
they require.
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Of achievements yet TO be performed
Not only IL he man OF convictions,
convictions so strong, indeed. that they
override his selfish interests If In the
way, hut 10 IL also man who repre-
seats & principle. a principle which be
has brought into supreme prominence
by his loyalty to it even in the hour OF
defeat.
The impetus which his self-abnega-
tion and devotion gave that principle
has only Increased in force as time has
passed. Not a whole year has elapsed
since be vacated his great Office, aud
vet the issue Of tariff reform has as
sumed increased vitality. The fall eiec-
lions, we believe, were only slight in
dication Of the ruin that is to over
wbelm the Republicans in the next
National contest, when The two parties
will again be arfayed against each other
on the line of the same opposing prin-
cfbles. Ia that contest Cleveland viii
tower over all as the leader Of the
victorious Democratic hosts.
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New forks Commercial Supremacy
t.o.v N,,t- GforI

II is matter Of common remark that
the members of the New York Cotton
Exchange have comparatively little 10
do IN spite OF an unprecedented crop OF
the staple IN which they deal. Inc
vocation Of midGiemen IN some other
American products that formerly sup
ported them at this commercial! centre
has ceased to exist. This is true not OF
one commodity mel ely, but OF a score
il which diFec. shipment from The
D ce Of production to foreign markets
through other ports has left New York
in tho condition Of an abandoned sta
ton by the waysije.
natural for these whose fortunes
are direc.lg affected by these changes
TO look on them "a Of great importance.
and TO attach little consequence 10
countervsiling considerations. 1t l.
necessary 70 avoid accepting these
opinions too readily, AMI TO endeavof
to Justly estimate the changes that
have occurred. separating the really
inevitable omen from those that are pre-
ventabie.
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yRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NALUA-
! BILE Farm a.. "a MOVER COUNTY,
NEAR AILEt'- STATION.


As trustee uudec deed OF Trust rec0rdcd
ga the clerks Office ol tue county Court Of
Hanover county iu ID. p ~, p. 33, slall
Ger iorsaie et public auction un tAc premises,
ut l. 49,.
ON FRIDAY. 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, 1880,
thai valuable aud hishlv improved flm
called Laurel Grove" containing 800 acres,
more or less situated within one mile Do Sc
lees stat on, on tNe Chesapeake AID OHIO
IN ir0al.
THIS is one of TIE most highly Improved
farms On flai section 0i guod ia Ws; las .h
Ifa good dwelling and Two other ueH core
tlge., with 20 numDer ol rooms n each nnd
one OBJ Doe finest STA iCs on barns lu bee frun-
esq. and is enclosed ani divided into tlelds
bv good p.ark fences. abe 500 is alall' al 90
ID usral crops. nd cspecia iy iDr trucks.
end is Wen wtteftd. he Haiei 1ofAecd Us go
deii-ntul one. convenient o. cllicue-,
schools, mills and stores, o Us very
lc4i ny.
'fGn,,.: Cash enough I'D pay ail the eX-
Ienses OF sale. aDpIOXlmaiea lo Dee rl-D- h-ld
10 ray 90 and di.chpfge note now past uhD
lof s-l5. with interest thereon lTOm lAe -.-il
day OF ct0bcf. i7~J. tilI pad, Hld o.. the frs-
ldue -2lO 10 uc paid ou tie --tf diN az itt-
iohrf 1850 and ,32iu, iO BE iaa oh tNe
2~ih DAY o. October. 1891, and inr residue
upon such terms us shall De- announced .
-ale. Tie purchaser 10 receive deed ana d
give o deed go secure TIE unpaid purchases
money, the cost Ofpreplrn4 and recording
the irusi deed 10 be paid by The purchaser.
te2O-2Ot GEORGE J.. AA", trustee.
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Must the Commodore Go
New York SUM-

TIE tendency in military end naval
affairs is toward consolidation in the
staff department., and toward dropping
unnecessary grades in that line. IL has
been desired by many Captains IN tho
navy t. pass directly TO the rank aud
p9v of Rear Admiral. without pre-
limiuary soioufn in The grade Of Com
mcdore. Various schemes have been
proposed for accomplishing This object.
Toe one just introduced into the Senate
by Dir. Chandler promotes the six senior
Commodores to be Rear Admirals. 81
lows the four others 10 retire as Rear
Admirals on their owr application and
permits 10 PROMOTION henceiorth to The
grade of Comm Cdore, which occofi-
iugly disappears.
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Danger in influenza.
lNewY York Herald.l

While there is no occasion for CON
'tornation at the widening sweep Of the
uDLiistaksble influenza epidemic, the
Horald's cable dispatches from Europe
show that ths disease 10 fraught with
great fsnger.
In its primary form il may not be
fatal. save when the victim OF its attack
IS already in a greatly weakened state
health. But so acute is influenza and
90 deblltating. both in its nsrvou. and
catarrhal effec.s, thst il speedily rem
dsrs the patient susceptible TO brou-
chiti, and pneumonia.
1t IL about time for people to do
more than joke about the epidemic. and
20 take extra precautions against ito
lnsidlous infection. Such precautions
are peculiarly called for just now that
we are about to have Il change of TEN.
peraiure. While the coming "cold
wave will not bring rousing blast Of
Arctic weather. its temperature will be
IN marked contrast with that Of our re-
cent Nay weather.
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The Question in . : Nutshell.

Some interesting testimony was given
yesterday by the iron and coal men be-
fore the Ways and Means Committee
which 1t would be- well for the free
traders TO consider thoughtfully. The
difference between the sentimental and
practical study OF the tariff was clearly
brought out. The Democrats would 70.
move the burdens from the shoulders
OF the people. burdens which they never
feel and have never complalned
or in spite of the frantic ef.
forts Of these sentimental po.i
ic'sns TO make them believe that
they are real. while tho great iron men
come forward with jncontroysrtable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

ONE OF the mos; important and prom
jnsp. persons connected with the
present National administration, is
Baby Mckee. Whether this is due to
the very manly qualities OF this famous
baby, or 10 the very ordinary qualities
OF his erandfatder. il is hard TO say.
One thing Is teyc nd dispute; that it 10
the day Of small things in the White
House. The national mind 10 disposed
TO associate b. President not only with
Baby Mckee, but with a number OF
other things equally as puny in them
selves. fMr. Harrison were "a re-
markable in his sphere as Baby Mckee
seems 10 b. in lis, there would be lit
tie hes d OF bi, general Incompetence.
As ii is. there are evidences that the
American PEOPLE are growing weary OF
= man wto appesrs 50 least advantage
10 aifairs OF State. and to most ad-
in tae occupations OF The
purssry.
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Mrr. Winslow's soothing syrup should al
Nays be used wnen children arc cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once,
u produces natural, quiet sleep bl relieving
the child from pain, aud the little chcrub
itwakes m ..brght as "a hutiOu.' II IL VciS
pleasant 10 tasle. IL soothcs the child sor-
ems the gums, aliays al pain, relieves wind.
REGULATES The bowels. ami is the best known
Tor diarrhoet, whether arising nom
taefhing or other calseS. twenty. five cents
a hottie ia III. SaAW
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
XMAS IS COMING!
30 COMING! -O2a
ow f. THE TINE 10 CALL At
300 Main street

and see the largest assortment IN Richmond,
and loct goods worthy of ptcsent1-
ton 10 old and young ricn ana
poor. grave and giN
$50 NNAS CAfN-. without price
500 XMAS CARDS and EOnhL Is, SC. 10
e3. some of them ycfv beautiful
500 4 G and LILLE STORY BOOKS,
BOOKS HY 'STANDARD ATracRs-Cloth,
25c.: same. Gilt and gilt cigc, DOC.
BIBLES. PfAlIE and hymn -bvohH q
25c 10 si1.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD BOOKS Naiu-
able). offered at bali price. g.,
300 BOOKS no SUIT THE YOUNG at h'h
price.
WiiIrINs-DEsK s-Cloth. wool vciv O.
leather.
IAp-IABlfTS
W0gK-BASKErs FOX Es-Voivet. wood.
SrNaT. BOOKS. 25c. 800.
AUTO and puuTO6N ALB VIZ. NJ NJ
IClRE and lltLlt -ti-. INK ~ 4 \ ~ D.
OPERA GLASSES. CARD and Ah-
CA~E~. CALENDARS. MiilipIt-, tDisD
pEN~ AND GASES. GAMES. 900 PV-l.Hl-
tiII KS 40.
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statistics 10 show the actual opg ration
Of the tariff. They give the compara-
tive vages and workir & bours Of labor
ing men here and III Europe. and The
great increase in the production Of iron
nader present duties. Were these dr.
ties not imposed there would have So he
a reduction of wages approximately
those given in Europe, which means
practical starvation for American wsrs'
ing men, or they would have to aban,,
don the iron industry, which would
mean the lofs of subsistence toall those
engaged in IL.
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Juror Culver and Jury Reform.
Washington POST

Many circumstances conspire 10 make
the Crouiu trial one OF the most remark
able on record. The crime itself, its
motive. the whole Of its accomplish
meut and its discovery. all were re-
maIkablu. Many features 81 the trial
the difficulty of obtaining jury, the
peculiar methods of the defense. and
the sensational Developments by which
The plan of the defense was frustrated
were also remarkable. Aud by no
means the least remarkable feature was
the verdict which resulted.
This verdict has been very widely
discussed. For much Of the unenyiable
notoriety which the jury in the case
has obtained 1t has itself to blame. No
Jury was ever more communicative in
regard to Its secret deliberations. The
conscientious finding Of a jury is not a
proper subject Of criticism in the sense
of attaching blame TO the individual
jurors. but when These jurors DISCLOSE.
IN detail and without reserve. their
proce edngs within the seclUsOn Of a
j1ry room, criticism may become inevi-
table.
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Russia has decided that the telephor G
il dangerous to the State; China, that
TIE building Of railways is not expedi
Q 1t. Telephones aud railways are rep.
resentative necessities Of modern pro
gees; Russia and China representative
,taodern despotisms. Modern progress
is an irresistible force; modern despot
Sun anything but an immovable body
and their certain colli.ion is bound 10
result the survival of the fittest. This
IS the principal result that China and
Russia will extract from their suicidal
policy OF excluding the necessities Of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-28

rg-Sr Johns rHOTt STANT EplSIu-
Pal CHURCH. Broad and iwoniy-hiih
streets. Rev. Lewis ". Burton. rector. ser
wee and sermon 40 ! 90. In. Annual christ
mas Fes.lvI oi song oi ST. johns ruht'N b.
schools lu the church 40 3 Up. I'M. Address ny
kev.J. 8. Ownmnn. infut baptism ni $3.50
a. BOO. 30 service at night. services 40 we'd
dell Chopoi omitted
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Answer This Question.

Why 10 50 many people we see around Il.
seem to prefer 20 suffer ana b. made miscia.
BE by Indigestion. CONSUMPTION, li1z = ~.
Loss 81 Appetite. Coming o. At M ZOO
Yellow S.In, when for a. cent We WI sea-
,hcm Shiloh's system Niiaizcf, uafantt 81
n cure thcm sold by fu0pktf Brother, md
~ Al. hclisls 4 90. corlog of fil'l and Mat
shall streets
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ks-FOUnTH PRFSBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West Grace street. Rev 4. Calvin 81 war;.
pastor: residence o % west ofoce street -ih-
vine service sabbath 40 n e. Do. AMI . J..
IN. Preceding by the pastor. ed. ca'iaF
service az 3 p. 20. pcws 81 the cnufcn nee
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cs-MONUNENIHL CHURCH protestant
Episcopal '-llcy. Join B Newton. rector
Divine service HtIf "a. no. and p. in. SUM
di.I school lt $3.50 "a. m. \ cordial welcome
and uslcrs IO seat STEAMERS and Others.
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fr--ITAT = TTUTII I|T-777I ~ -
CHURCH. James +. Fair. -. d.. pas or.-
Services go .. IN. ana . p h. ~ hehins
In the morning by Rev. g. ID Irlce. al iiomp-
ton. va. and ut night by the.plstor. services
Wednc day night .. B D. DID,. and Friday afief-
noon at 1880 p. ia.
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CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES AT THE
u MNMANls LAlUAAlE.

Special mention rs called to car Linen
foods. such as norlcs, Tides, ~cafs Tray
Covers and Novelties oi every Cd clipll,h
boo tnn.,glr uf painted and other hand work
utl-rs solicited f0r liam luddiner, tiui.
Cakes. Minca Meat, SC. &c, Person, desire
ne stamping or lnirli LmDr0 idel} Wih
please gi 81 tAeir ofdgls as soon a- u.s-in'--
NONAN'- EAiu ANGi.
de--.a.Iu ] 10 le - Io-llh ~. Ir-nllln.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Current Topics Culied from the Leading
Papers of the Country.
New York Tflbune.l

Much wonder is expressed in certain
quarters that the collapse year ago OF
Inc Panama Canal Company should
have been followed by 40 few sense
tiopsl developments. Impartial .obser-
yers OF the progress of the enterprise
from its inception in 1881 were profuse
in predictions of widespi cad disaster,
and the darkest auguries were draw n
for the future Of the million or more
victims OF NJ. de Lesseps chican,ry
and deceit. whose Iuin seemed
inevitable when the French Govern
ments refusal 10 guarantee tie
payment Of new lean was
followed by the resignation Of the
officers and the appointment Of an Off
ciai liquidator. 1t is ell known that
the $3.50 000. GOO which have been reck
let,ly squandered on the Isthnus ia the
vain effort To make good extravaRaut
promises aud avert final day Of reck-
onipg came principally from the
pockets Of the working classes Of France
and Spain. One Of the chief props Of
the audacious promoter OF The scheme
was based Oh the political Influence Of
the masses involved. and with the fail
ure Of that resource the desth-kneli Of
bis hopes was sounded.
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CHURCH NOTICES..

r-FInsr BAPTIST CHURCH, eotner Of
Twelfth and Broad streets. Df. george
cooper. pastor II achins ~ IL y. lu. r,u 2
a. "a EiDfe school at o:i5 RIM. foufth-stisSt
chapel, Rev. &. L. Williams AZ p. IN.
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A-ND0RF MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CIT RCI. Laurel street, oppo-
So the PARK. Services IN me morning al
lI.f5: m the afternoon at 1880. sunday
school at $3.50 "a. in.
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1s-sT. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner on Fifth and Mar All streets, lev
joshua pcterliu. rector. Rev Preston Nash,
assistant miuistor.-e Crylcos on SUI day ri
II "a. m and g.. In.
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as-sr. ANDREWS CHURCH.. corner ~
laurel ard Beverly, streets. kev. Pike Pow
crs. d. D.. rector cfvices every sunday o
II r.. m ana 5 D.. BOZ sunday school 90 y:3O
. IN.
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THROAT DISEASES commcnce W.T. q
cough. cold or sore throat. "Hr0wb's u 1n-
cal I'r0chcs" give immediate RELIEF. 10iG
oaig IA boxes. Price, 70 cents,
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6s-rIuRD PREsBYTERiAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. l.. Cannon, fastor. Preaching py tho
lspasiOr 40 ~ q. nl. and b. IN.
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Hs--T. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. o.. a.. I0sHon, ID. D., rector, Rev. W.
3. Williams, sssiant.-iji'ih Inc srrVicel III
ii "a. 10. and 5 a.. H.; -uulay- school li o:jO
n. ~.
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- GRACE STREET BAPTIST GU kcH;
Pastor. Dr S.. ~. Hatcher. sunday scNopi
stor. M: Sunday preaching &c ii a. ii. aiH
sp.m.: y. edncsday scry lccs at y, m; tii-
dav service young men'sl rs y. m. ffNe
seats and welcome 10 all.
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Es-CHHf~T EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Pew
lanes u. Funston. rector. Services ar B.
% and Is 81. m. chapel OF The Rcdcemer
services = $3.50 m.
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EAffsHptuS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IlICIINOND.

FREDERICKSBURG XII
n, AND POTOMAC kAILkpAD.--rchc
iule commencing NOVEMD u, 18Th, lscv-
} asfcIn standard time:
1872 q. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily
sfors only at Ashland, Bothwsll,
Milford. Fredericksburg, BROKE
am. ~ icwatar. sleeper Washing
ton aud oew York: does not stop
M Llb1.
300 p. m. leaves Byrl-s'fcef station r,nlf'
uonl 10 Washington.
ego p. m. leaves Byrd-strett station dI,.y
7:l3p caves hNio-s'i,sss s'',,N's al, 49,,
and Frederick .bufg. sleeper Rich
mOnd 10 Ncw York.
81 a. IA. arrives az Ryld-strect station daily
sleeper fiom Now ork.
OBS p. m. arrives at Byrd s'etlo ,l daily
Boutwell,. ard Ashland. sleeper
from Washington aid Acw ORR;
does not stop at flha.
s.os q. m. Arrives Hyrl-sifcet sthi'pn dolly
stops only az trrlfricksb3fg, Mil
ford. Boutwell,. nnd ashland.
a.t5 o.. IN. arrives at fyfd-stfcat station daily
except sunday. l7fiot CIR A.n-
ugi0n To- Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCrrr SUNDAYS.
CTS p. m. leaves D. ibl. Arrives at Ashland ai
s.S3 a. m.
100 p. M. accommodation. leaves byrt-stfcci
sfaflou:nfriNcsn t Ashland at . pm.
6;oi r. IN. leaves iibaf arrives 81 A.AiN"" "'
H.i1 q. iu.
@. a. @. ~. aultts flha. Leaves Ashland 'i
h.i, "a. IN.
s:g1a. De. accommodation. arrives 20 b rd-
street station; leaves Ashland OF
4.31 a. m.
$50 3. nl. arrives at Eliza; leaves Ashland 90
DID D. M.
CA. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
l.. r. ID. MYEls. General superintendent.
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fs-ALL SAINTS CHURCH Madison be
tween Franklin and Grace streets. Rev ). } 4.
Ilo,vnfn.u Facfor.-acfNl al IL ann. ana
SD.m. SUNDAY school al $3.50 "a. III
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1g-BRof DIS REET METHOD us e.
1llRCH .jrold and icnth sir.ci-l. s.
s. Lambeth, ID D.. pastor, Will preach 20 u
20. ui. AMI 3 D. do. rutily school a'u II'.r
Classes at $500 a. ni.
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Es-VENAnf.E- STREET CHURCH corner
ofTwenty. first and Nenahle.-Sunday sci,oy'
A. o.3o a. m. Preaching by the PASTOR rev.
n. III. PIT. nj n r.. IN. and at 1880 p. IN. sun
dsy-tchODi az 8 -. IN.
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rg-WEsTMINsTER CHURCH. corner
Cnry and sycamore stFcets.-Rev. Z. l.. ker
will preach ~ D.. nl. sunday school NJ DO
a.. li.
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ss-sEcoND BAPTIST CHUC1I, corner OF
Main and sixth strcis, Rev, ". W. Ian
drum. -. H.. pastor: pteaehing az II y. u.s.
and ) d. IN Dy the pastor. Strangers vel
come.
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as-CENTEN METHODIST CHURCH,
Grace street between Fourth ABA tlih.-
.ev. william r.. Judi-ins, pastor Preaching
4 - O'Clock "a n. and . b.. Do. Strangers ANA
others always welcome.
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Ea~GnACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner
OF ioushcc and Main sifcots.-keY. Dr.
IL ", Jackson VIII preach at 81 aim.
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Es-SFCOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Dr. Iilgc VIII preach al / 1 =. m ana 4 j. Ii'
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ss-cIAY-STRt ET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner az CLAY and Grihom hur,is' lev >
= fIn,fon ra.tor worship at IL a. IN.
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Es-PARK-lLACE METHODIST EllSCO-
PAL CHURCH. rev. J. Wiley Bleas0c, pass
tor, viii preach Sat "a. m. and 8. 3D..
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rs-FIRST PREsBYTERiAN CHURCH.
corner OF Grace ard Madison streots.-lilv.
X. T. Kerr, pastor, VIII preach 81 q. m ahd
s p. IA.
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ss-FAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
pcf - Twenty ci-htn and X stfccts-t tta D.
ing SUNDAY ut 1 a.. n. ana $50 p. M bf ile
piefor Rev. joel A.. -ucler. day-school
Al 9.3O q. nl.
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LAY--ThEEr METHODIST CHURCH
isOuin, corner of Adams and Clay streets
Preaching 40 II "a. IN. and 1880 p. ia, and
Wednesday ght at 1890 b. m.
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FUNDS. 6ND INVESTORS GEAEeALhl.
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s<IFrGH-sTRfl TT BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner Jf twenty and Leigh 'lrecls e.
n.atII a. m. and $3.50 p. ID. sunday school
ri y:l5 q. "a.
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ss-IIFE AND ADVENT MIS- ON ROOM,
sniih'sutw (Central hal, Filth street, be-
tween Bread and MaIshlll.-Services at 3 =.
IN. ard .:I5 p. m. Elier K. &. Brown wil
preach. All cordially invited.