St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
ROOTS AND SHOES

TIP BUTTON SHOES, SIZES gig to-, FOR
S1.25: FORMER PRICE, $3.50.
f. KELLY s. co, BOOTS AND SHOES,
y. III EAST SEVENTH ST, ARE SELL
ING REYNOLDS BROS MISSES SPRING.
HEEL tTaIs K KID AND GOAT 81 BUTTON
I F. REILLY q CO, BOOTS AND
SELLING WoMEN'S 81 KID BUTTON
SHOES o 81.
F. KELLY & CO., BOOTS. SHOES, III
j.. EAST SEVENTH ST.. ARE SELLING
WOMEN'S SERGE CONGRESS SHOES,
ALL SIZES FROM 3 TO s. FOR 90 GENES.
+ f. Reilly q co. HAVE OPENED
y. I.0u0 PAIRS OF WoMEN,S RUBBERS
THAT MUST BE SOLD AT 10 CENTS A
PAIR. GET A PAIR BEFORE THE WET
WEATHER.
r f. KELLY & CO. BOOTS AND
u. SHOES, III EAST SEVENTH ST. ARE
SELLING MEMS WORKING SHOES FOR
slA FAIh:
RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AT THE HEBRON BAPTIST
II church, corner Ada and Robe SITS, the
pastor, Rev. V. A. Sage. will preach in the
evening on "Naaman." sunday school at
II m. A cordial welcome 10 all.
A t BATES AVENUE NJ. E. CHURCH,
II Rev. j. E. Stout will preach in the
morning. In the evening the pastor j. ID.
Dewart will speak on THE downfall of Is
rael."
A SBURY NJ. e. OHURCH-MORNING
n service at 1920. subject: Church
Finances Sunday school at II m. Even
ing service at 8. Subject: "A Lecture on
Things We Ought to Know" Young pee-
pies meeting at s P. N. j. W. trizzeN, pas
tor.
CHRIST CHURCH, Corner Franklin and
West Fourth StS.-SerYices as follows:
Celebration of the holy communion 8 a. m;
morning prayer, htany and sermon II a. H.;
evening prayer 8 p. m.
EPISCOPAL CITY MISSI0NS-REV.
u s. Mills priest in eharge-Serviees to-
day, St. Peter, Dayton's bluff, holy COM
mun1on at $, morning PRAYER at II; evening
prayer at 8. S. James, Mississippi street,
morning prayer at IL: evening prayer
at 8. Trinity, st. Paul Park. morning prayer
at II. st. Matthew, st. Anthony Park, even
ing prayer at 4.
last PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
II On Ross ST.. Near East Seventh-The
church house, which has been closed for re-
pairs and enlargement, will be reopened with
appropriate services. Sermon by the pastor,
John Andrew Stemen, at 1890 a. M; sun
day school at II m; 1. Z. ). G. b. Z p. m.
and a general praise service at 8 p. m. EX-
eellent music will be rendered at the services,
and the public are cordially invited to be
present.
EIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-REV. W.
L 81. Butriek, pastor-Rev. H, c. Woods,
D. D.. win preach at IL a. N. and s P. ~;
all sittings free.
CIRST NJ. f. CHURCH-REY. f. O..
L Holman, Pastor-Morning subject, Con
SCIENCE - in the evening, the second lecture
in the course on 1.-The Ten commandments
go
r UTHERAN SERVICES IN ENGLISH
IL at St. Johns church, 429 Eighth ST., at
8 p. me-. H. Palechek, Of Milwaukee,, will
preach. Subject: The Blessedness OF
Gods Children
DARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
l. Preaching by Rev. II. j. Ferris, of Col
umbus, Wis, at 1870 a. m; meeting of the
Y. P. S. G. E. at $50 p. m; no evening serv-
ice; Rev. Wallace Nutting, pastor OF the
church, is expected to occupy the pulpit
next Sabbath, Aug. %.
d EV. MARTIN BACON Will
In preach in the morning at the Imman-
uel Baptist church, West seventh st. No
evening service.
D EV. HENRY GRATTAN GUINESS,
H of London, Eng, will preach at the
House of Hope Presbyterian church, corner
Fifth and Exchange sts., at 1890 o'clock a:
m. and s O'Clock p. NJ. The members OF
this congregation will be glad to hear this
distinguished preacher. All are welcome.
D EV. III. ID. PAGE. recently from Japan,
II will preach in St. Marv's church, Mer-
riam Park, 1880 a. m.
D EV. SYDNEY G.. JEFFORDS will
II preach in st. Stephens church, corner
Randolph and View, 7:45 p. m.
D EV. w. 2. TEN BROECK, of La
IL Crosse, Wis, will preach and admins
ter the sacrament of baptism in st. Johns in
the Wilderness church, White Bear lake,
3:15 p. m.
CT. PETERS CHURCH fEPIsCOPAL)
y corner Fourth and Maple SITS, holy COM
munion, 8 a. m; Sunday school, $50 a. M;
Mathis, IL a. m: eYerSong, s D. M; Rev. &
Mills celebrant and preacher. Seats free at
all services. Regular monthly meeting OF
the Guild of st. Peter will be held in the
Guild room Wednesday evening next at s p.
m. when arrangement for its formal opening
will be completed.
CT. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
y Corner Ninth and Olive Sts.-While this
church is closed for improvements service
is held on SUNDAY morning IN q tent at the
back of the church,: Rev. William Wilk1n.
on, of st. Andrews. North Minneapolis, will
preach to-day at IL o'clock.
THE EAST PRESBYTERIAN
l. church, which has been closed for re-
pairs and enlargement, will be %reopened To-
day with appropriate and interesting serE-
ices. The public are cordially invited to be
PANSShh' ~ AN@ Ah ~
enth.
THE REV. DIR. FAUCET WILL
i preach at the Peoples church morn
ing and evening. DR.. Fancett is one of the
abIest OF Chicago preachers, and all are in
vited to improve this opportunity to hear
him.
TNIVERSALIST CHURCH-REV. W.
S. Vail, pastor-Subjeet: Satan and
His Destruction" VIII our friends remem-
Der that on account of the change in man
agement. and the intention OF the purchasers
to make the place distinctively a place of
amusement, we are obliged to make a change,
and will hold our services hereafter in the
elegant Society hall, corner of Tenth and st.
Peter SITS.
WELSH SERMON WILL BE
w preached by Rev. j.. C. Jones. Man
kato, at Relief Society hall, al East Ninth
ST., at e:30 p. N.
WHAT PREJUDICE MAY Do, WILL
w be Rev. W. A. Fosters subject this
morning at the Christian chapel, Carroll and
Louis SITS. Evening service at s..
LOST AND FOUND.