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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

Con. NATHAN GoFF. Of estNirgnia'
spoke at q Republican meeting in Phil
adclph.s Wednesday night and his
speech is published in the philadelphia
Press.
Ccn. Corr is q great man, away from
home. and the audience greeted him
with wild cheers when the chairman Of
Che meeting trottcd him ont ON the
platform.
ten. GorF', speech was his same old
spread -caclc-broad-shield-of-American-
law speech that has done duty through
many % past campaign. There WERE
however. a few innovations in 10 neceS-
>ary to lhe time, and here is one OF them'
Another thing which the House passed
and sent 10 the senate. and the senate 'c'N
i.r.s b. Zoo. is the national election law
'Choers.1 The Senate viii pass u because
10 is eteinallv right Cheers To refuse
90 pass 10 would be etcrually wrong
So the force infamy is not dead IN
Gen. Gorr'> estimation. IL is still an
issue in the campaign. Gen. Corr :
information as TO what the Senate Will
do with the measure is doubtless from
the "iuside." We have, before this
mentioned our suspicious that this IN
famous measure was not dead. but only
sleeping, tin after the election, when 1t
will De revived aud passed by the Senate
In his reference 20 the force bill Corr
uncouSciously knocks Republican lie
in the head Republican Congressman,
Senators, speakers aud editors have
been denying that the federal election
law would interfere in State and local
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
MIR. HEARSE.

The Republican managers know they
cannot elect their legislative ticket in
this county, but they are trying very
hard to elect one man. They are con-
centrating their forces and money and
pyrotechnics on that one man and are
letting the Others take care Of them
selyes-this man is W. IL. HEARNE.
A "Hearue meeting" was held on the
Island last night, trimmed with lots OF
red fire. Unfortunately for himself.
Mr.. HEARNE made a speech. He told
his audience what he would doif he
were elected % the Legislature.
lie would reform the police
force OF Wheeling, he said. Now
Mr.. HEARNE knows, or ought To
know, that 10 reform the police force Of
Wheeling, he must have some voice in
the municipal affairs of Wheeling. Is
Mr.. HEAENE running for member OF
the Wheeling City Council, or is he run
ming for Member Of the West Virginia
Legislature?
Among other things he would do If
elected, ne said, would Dee TO advocate
"burcau OF information" TO aid the de-
yelopmeut OF West Virginia. Bless as
We were under the impression that
something Of this sort was already in
existence, and that the editor OF the
ntcUqcuccr was president OF il.
There were other things Mr.. HEAENE
advocated and said ne would do if elect
ed. But one thing that Mr.. HEAENE
did not advocate and did not say he
would do IL elected, was, east his rotc To-
so gerryma,dcr the state Of Hest Fir
qnia R1t no Democratic Congressman
could ercr Dc elected again, nor q Demo-
cratic majority 10 me legislature.
That is what the Republicans are
aiming 40 In their frantic efforts 20 cap
turc the Legislature. They want
to make it sure that hereafter
West Virginia shall send two Uni
ted States Senators 20 Washington
and four congressman, and always have
a Republican Legislature no matter 'rhdt
pprtu moy Gust the majority ~ uc coicS.
That IS what the voters must look at.
Mr.. HEARNE ia the Legislature could
have mo- more effect iu reforming the
police force Of Wheeling or any other
portion of our city government than
eat ON "a backyard fence.
Mr.. HEARNE need not try To obscure
the gerrymandcring issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
DIRTY WORK.

uo,x the Administration Is Employing
Certain Onicers In West Virginia.
Specfqi telegram 20 ne Register.
WARpENvuLE. HARDY Co., W. Va
October l5.-The Republicans are work
ing some slick tricks on ;he Democrats
I'm this section. The worst feature
about il is that the dirty work is being
carried ont by men i'm the service OF the
Government. \ gauger on store
keeper named \. ;. Davis. OF
Preston county, has been Kept
here. nearly or quite four months,
nrofessedly watching one oarrei
Of whisky. but really doing the meaneSt
Kind Of political work. The kind OF
work this agent Of the Republican par
~ and incidentally the Government, has
been doing can be imagined better than
described. suffice il TO say plenty oil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
DARR AND TEATERs
Recognized as the Men Who Held Up
Borchers, Month Ago.

Recognized as the Men Who Held Up
Borchers, Month Ago.
Special Correspondence Of ne Register
WASHINGTON, PA, October 10
About month ago, William BorcherS,
a prominent oil man OF this place, was
stopped ON the road, a few miles from
Washington, by two highwaymen and
compelled at the point Of pistol to give
up the contents Of his pOcketbOok. An
other man named Scott was also robbed
the same night, by the same men who
had held up BorcherS.
Both BorcherS aud Scott gave accur-
ate descriptions OF the robbers.
When Bush Darr and TeaterS were
arrested last Saturday afternoon for the
murder of Mrs. Sanders at the toll house
near Washington, BorcherS saw the two
uen. and although darkness prevented
him from getting good look AT their
faces the night he was robbed, BOrcherS
is certain that they are the men who held
him up. Darr aud TeaterS answer the
description Of the robbers rs furnished
by BorcherS and Sc-tt. An uncle Of
barr lives few miles from the
the place where the robbery was COM
mitted, and rs Darr was known to have
been staying at his uncle'S house, it IS
highly probable that he and TeaterS
are the guilty parties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
Terrible Death From Hydrophobla.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October l7.-An At
lanta, Ga. special says: Private Frank
O'Neill, of Battery c, Fourth U. 5. Artil-
lery, died yesterday of hydropho6ia at I.
Mcpherson, A few days ago he began to
show signs of madness and was put in a
room in the hospital known as the prison,
with iron windows, padded walls and no
furniture, save small iron stove. He
would throw himself violently against the
walls, but the padding kept him from kill
ing himself He refused to eat or drink,
and Yesterday afternoon it required seven
very strong men to hold him down. At
first he broke loose from them and over
turned the stove, setting fire to the hos
pital This was extinguished and by final
iy forcing him down, putting mattress on
him and eight men piling themselves on
this, they succeeded in holding him. In
this position an opiate was injected into
his arm and he was quoted. In this posi-
ton he died.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
eleetions. But mark Ma Gen. COL

elections. But mark what Gen. GoFF
said to his Philadelphia audience:
If we had this National election law in
lSSS the man who is now talking would be
Governor Of West Virginia Wild ap-
plause
II the law would not interfere in state
and local elections, how could that BE-?
How could it have aided Gen. GoFF in a
State election?
GoFF spoke the truth. that far. 1t
would have aided him, n INSCRIPTIONS
election supervisors appointed by dircc-
tion Of MATT QUAY and backed by fed
eral bayonets could do it.
This is prime acknowledgement
from a leading Southern Republican re-
garding that infamous measure.
Here is another gem from Gen. GoFr'S
speech:
The Republican party found you in 1850
with bankrupt treasury and now your
bonds are selling at premium and your
National Treasury is teeming with gold
dollars. Our Democratic brothers were, a
short time ago, wringing their hands in
horror, and asking What oh. what shall
we do with the surplus Cheers and
laughter. They did not know what 10 do
with IL. They were not used 20 a surplus.
Laughter They never had one before
the Republican party gave il 70 them
When President CLEVELAND stepped
down and out there was something like
500, 900, 600 surplus i'm the United States
Treasury. This Republican Congress,
il was estimated. by senator EDNUNps.
we believe, will leave a dcfcit Of $780,
OO0 900.
How brief a fact it takes 10 puucture
a bubble like Gen. Corr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

money has been used. The Government
has thus far paid $3.50 for campain work
for the Republican party. At Cline's
distillery. near here, another fellow,
who claims 10 be watching few gal
Ions Of whisky. is really in
the employ of the Republican
party. but paid by the general
Government. The work of these under
strappers is a reflection upon the admin
istration of the offices of United States
Commissioner and Deputy United States
Collector Certainly Mr.. Mason and
Mr.. White are aware of the conduct Of
these deputies, The administration OF
Commissioner Miller and Collector Nc
Graw is in strong cOntraS. TO that OF
the present incumbentS, if the dirty
political work OF their appointeeS is TO
be considered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
DIED UNCONCERNED.
James Maxwell Hanged for Brutal Muir
der-StorY of the Crime.


Norris. III, October Thames
Maxwell was hanged at 1917 this morn
ing for the murder Of Charles Decker in
June last. He was game TO the last,
and died apparently the most uncon-
cerned man in the town of Morris.
The crime for which James Maxwell
was executed was one that was attend
ed with a brutality rarely found even in
the annals OF crime. On the night Of
June -, last, the house of Charles
Decker, at this place, was entered
by two men for the purpose
OF robbery. Decker, Il man about
50 years old, was aroused and met by
the marauderS in the hallway. One Of
them beat him over the head wSth a
hatchet. fracturing his skull and intlict-
ing other injuries, from the combined
effects of which he died. His ASSISTANTS
left him lying on the floor and entered
another apartment where they were met
by Mrs. Decker, the mother OF their vie
tim. She was knocked down and rem
dcred inscnSible ty blow from the
hatchet that had killed her son. The
murderers then ranSacked the house,
butan alarm had been given by ser
want Of the family and they fled with
out securing any plumber.
A party of citizens searched the cOun-
try about the village, and in two hours
had run Maxwell to earth and arrested
him. The following day negro named
Fitzhugh was also arrested. Enough
evidence was obtained duplicating the
pair to make their guilt Il matter of
little doubt, and the prisoners narrowly
escaped lynching. More evidence was
obtained later, by which il was shown
that Maxwell had induced FitZhugh to
take part in il, and had urged him to
do the killing in case any should
prove necessary. The programme was
carried out and it was Fitzhugh who
welded the weapon that deprived Deck
or of life and nearly killed his mother.
Fitzhugh confessed the crime. but Max
we'll clung TO his story Of innocence m-
til confronted in the Jail by his accom-
plice. Then he broke down and made
confession. saying that he always
knew the gallowS would be his end, but
il had come rather sooner than he cN-
peCted.
The trial took place and Maxwell was
sentenced to BE- hanged. while Fitzhugh,
who turned States evidence, got off
with n term OF Imprisonment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
n,nn,rp.s Fling Al rmE FARMEKs

utHnARD's FLING Al THE FARMERS
when q go talking about the tarin d"
this NAV my friends SAY; Don't you kno"
AZ. Maine said that the Mckinley bill
,,i.i,.t omen "A market for "a single bushel of
wheat or a single barrel Of pork now
my friends. will you tell me no" many
bushels of wheat are exported from Nheei'
ing or how many barrels OF pork M
U.urors Speech co. ae Eigth Ward N,d'.s
DIM Frniar. Of.L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

a want to go to the next Congress OF the
t-,,it,d states. want Co sit alongside OF
tt,. men that framed the Mckinley bill aud
,,,,nt to vote for THOMAS ~. REED aS
the next Speaker Of the House tI"u" "P
,l.u,e.l -Fr0w ur. HibuFs >P''c. aee'p'''9
p, .an.-a I.iln. cs reported byhe ia'sAig-nc'r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
There are

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
Robbery at Belmont,

Specicl telegram 10 ne Register.
BELMONT. w. Va, October l1.-Last
night some fend effected an entrance into
ID. ". Boss X Co.'S store and ransacked
the postofiicc. An entrance was also effect
Ell in the oil well supply store, managed by
NJ c. Gcider The amount obtained by
the burglars is not known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

Prominent speakers will De- ON hand
in thc different districts 40 the time and
place, named below:
49,. lin.ton. October 2}. go $50 @. m.. ai 'li
v,Ii..n. October I'D and &c 100 Island Dem
cratic club Room.
Union. October 81. ut Bishop hai- t..4
f.,.+r. October 20 and g. at Democratic head
.....rt.r- Twenty. lr-t and Main streets
Webster. Ortohrr e3 aud ,i1 Al p'N'..
Cfuh Room. Twenty four.h street .
gIf-hI.. October % Aui November b, %. t'-
fnuu ilHlL
AfTlm Grove. October -ii.
AfWhrriiu-. October 2ith.
40 West Liberty, october ,'lI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
DIED.

HAMM-On Thursday. October 10Th. 1890, at
Il O'Clock noon, WILLIAM llANN, aged ~ years,
months and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 2lOj Eoil
street Sunday afternoon at one o'clock Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends Of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
BLISS-W Wednesday. October Is, 1880. at 500
o'clock p. m, at the family residence IN Kirk
wood, o., Mrs CHARLES BLISS. aged y years.
Funeral services at the residence Of the family
this Saturday morning ~ O'Clock. Friends
will take c., L. y ". train for St. Clairsvlle at
1880 "a. m. thence by hacks 20 MorriStown,
whore the lnterment will take place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

There is not a section OF line In the
entire Mckinley bill that viii open a mar
kct for another bushel OF wheat OF an
other barrel 81 pork."-Fron JAMS o.
g,ri,..e Lefi,r 20 senator Frye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

Abraham \. HuLSs
VS.. In Chanccry.
Rachel Altman and others
The object OF this suit is TO obtain partition
or sale OF the real estate mentioned and de-
seribed in the bill filed in this cause. And it
appearing from an affidavit filed in this cause,
at these rules that the defendants, John j.
Huss. Rachel L. Wait Reuben Wait Louisa C.
Martin. Sarah Altman. Harriet Altman. \. f..
Altman. Abraham Altman. Kate Altman, Emma
Y. Stansbury Monroe Stansbury. Rachel Has
lett. Riley Haslctt, Mary Colvin. Howard Col
win. Elizabeth Altman and Elisha Altman are
not residents Of the State of West virginia, and
they not having been served with process in
this suit. ON motion OF this complainant, 10y his
solicitor. this order OF publication Is entered
against them. and il is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS are required TO appear within one
month after the first publication of this order
and do what is necessary To protect their inter
csts II Is further ordered that this order be
published and posted rs required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell. Clerk OF said
Court. at the Court House OF said county, this
Sih day OF October. 1870
JOHN W MITCHELL. ClerS.
Published the first time October 9, 1850.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
|. +. JoNEs, solicitor for Complainant
ocQoaw-t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

The Charleston star, the champion
OF Or. L. IL. LEE. Republican candi-
date for Senator ia the Kanawha dis
trict. is making strenuous efforts to save
him from defeat. Il appears that some
wicked person has given his candidacy
a very black eve by having his war rec
ord published. which record mainly con-
sists On the aforesaid LEE being court
martialed for cowardicc before the
enemy and found guilty Of both the
charge and q number OF counts in
the Indictment and dismissed from the
service.
This piece of Information quite natur-
ally kicked zap commotiou in the Re-
publican highways and byways. as Wit
ness the following editorial upon the
situation from our ncighbor. the Htclli-
qalccr. after having read the charges
aud finding Of the Court;
PUT Up ANOTHER NAN.
DIR. Il. II. Lee is the Republican nominee
i'm the Ninth lKauawhal Senatorial DIS
trict. The Charleston Gd1ettc quotes from
the Official record 10 show that Or Lee, as
Captain Of Company y, Eighth tegiment
Virginia Volunteer Infantry, was tried oy
court martial and convicted OF cowardlce
and conduct prejudicinl 20 good order anu
military diScipliue, sentenced 20 DC US
missed the service of the United States,
and the seuteure approved by MAJOR Ten
eral Schenck, commanding
Tfthis record had been known the Repuo-
Leans Of that district would nave iounu
some one else for their nominee. rms IS
what thew will have 20 do if they hope TO
elect their nominee. If there be eNtenuating
they do not snow on tue
record. and the record is what tells.
The REGISTER hopes no such cruelty
as substituting another candidate will
bc imposed ON DIR. LEE. Let him die as
gently and peaccably as possible. True
the substitution Of another name not
weighted with So heavy load might re-
viialize the canvass sufficiently to give
the Republicans a fighting chance. But
is IL NOT better for an, for the sake OF
peace and concord ana ui"'"o''l
love among the Ninth District Repu0-
licans to accept the situation as it is
and take their defeat philoSophically
and say nothing about ito The bickcr-
lngs. the I'M words about each other and
the general all-around cuSSedneSS that
would well up TO the surface among our
radical friends would never end If DR..
LEE De turned down and some other
man put in his place. Let the tall 90
with the hide. gentlemen, and before
making nominations in future keep a
sharp lookout on the candidates mill
tary record.
G,p. WATTS is sure TO represent the
T,r,vba district for the next four
years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
MIR. uUBBaRD's WAR RECORD.
Two Soldiers Services to Their Country
Contrasted.
WHEELING, October II, 1890.

W ht-iAaA-NNf OAANhNA Aff 49,
TO ne Editor Of ne Register;
SIR: Being little curious, afterread-
ing the accounts in your paper OF the
speech delivered by Mr.. VIM. 7. Hub
bard at the Greeley ratification meeting,
my attention was naturally directed TO
an investigation of the military record
Of General Grants critic.
The Adjutant Generals report OF 1865
contains in very brief space all the in
formation.
The distinguished soldier, now dead,
was handled without gloves by his fell
low soldier. But one soldier is OF course
TO be permitted to criticiSe the official
conduct in civil life OF an old comrade in
arms. Their services together made
that entirely proper which would have
been objectionable in a civilian.
Indignant soldiers who are offended
with that speech should sean the brief
records given below and recollect that
it was only the words Of one gallant sol
dier in relation TO another.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
MYSTERIOUS Murder in South Carolina.

CoLUMBIA, :. c., October lL-One oil
the most mysterious murders ever known
in this State was perpetrated in Walter
boro, Wednesday night. Martha Crosby,
a white woman, was washing dishes in a
brightly lighted room, while the rest of the
family sat near by Suddenly there was a
gurgling sound, and Miss Crosby tottered
toward them. her throat cut from ear TO
ear. She died in few minutes. When
asked if she had cut herself, the dying
woman shook her head. When asked if it
was negro, she nodded afiirmatively. No
one could be found about the building, and
no noise was heard when the crime was
committed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

GOV. HuL. OF New York will be- with
MS ON the evening ON the 18th instant.
he will address the people OF Wheeling
on the issues of the campaign. IL Is
NOT necessary TO say that Governor Hill
Il. "a speaker worth listening TO-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

FACTS are tall things TO climb over
and the Republican managers nave no
ladder long enough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
!. S. Rhodes &C0.
Grenl alotirr"'

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT TOR Da
| corrtv Wei Virginia, i"N'
Rules lss3. .... ....
c,,ar,.. = Washington aul W lNaM
meme. ioing bu.iur-- a- HrAf
ington,
John r. william. aud tiof'n''
of m. said John K Nllll.i'
burgh and Mexican Tin Miut.,
corporation under th" Jaws 'i
N cnANcEEY
III. object Of thi, suit :. 90 ar
iert TO tie payment ~ the pi.. .fF
~ All qf. with Interest from thr ~.
mary 1857. subject 10 q credit ni e.
md an said defendant COMPANY
100 .harcs Of the value Of sirj pl 81
which now stand u the name NJ l-
Florence Williams. In crrtil'. m n
100. 1871. Ig2, 1893. 1874, l95. 10 w. ~
sJ2. 23, 2Oi and el6, aud % sci "'''
10 the said Florence. ..... f,..l
cause that the said deienlah',' ..f reside
Jams and Florenc" William fl.g nHt Dos
the State OF West virginia .N- .- Do I- Hfi.'
ing been served with pro- ..f, month %.
ed that they appear here ...-i.-..nI g. utH.
the first publication OF iu.,...,..f. lf Do fur'
necessary To protect ih''' She'd aud i"s.
ordered that this ofi'f b"
as re,gUlrsd ~ 2yh Ia" u Mitchell. Cigfe ,... ..
c., ~ ,hs Conrt HOUSE ~ -A.t t., b.
OH dav Of October. isp. .tfrff. t.rr..
1890 JOHN W. H,,.t'.t.ri o. 1881
published the first time ,,,,,.,..,,tiril. C'.rs.
Attest JOHN ". Nj 'l,s'''r,ll.I l.l',
WHITE X ALLEN, Solicitors ''
Oclloawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

MAY be seen from dispatch from
Wardensyillc, published in another coll
umn. some exceedingly dirty political
work is being done iu thi, state. When
am administration employees it's appoin-
tees and pays them out of the public
treasury TO DO partisan political work
10 is surely time to throw that admins
tratiou out body and brooches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
T. = GRANT.


T. =. rLANls
Soldier in Indian
wars and Mexican
war.
Suppressed the re.
belliOn and preserved
the Union Of the
States.
Hero Of battles
without number.
The greatest Com
mander Of his time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

To soldier It is apparent that one OF
the gentlemen was little late getting
into the service, but he was in time to
''join in the big parade at Washington
in Nav 1S65." JUSTICE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
roa JUDGE or sUrEENE COURT.
d. T.. LUCAS,
% Jefferson County.
oyIOCOUNTYDEMOCRATICTICKET

rOg STATE SENATE.
Fir.f S.ar'0rili District,
JOHN .. JACOB,
W Ohio County.
roR HOUSE or DELEGATES
A. ID. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN CORCORAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
roE COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK.
roE CIRCUIT CLERK.
JOHN ". MITCHELL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-18

TIm Philadelphia Record says an
agency has been established in Phila-
dcphia for furnishing English machin-
cry for the erection of tin plate mills OF
Cine most modern design at every point
in this country. Not only the mills
will Dee furnished, but cold rolling. an
healing furnaces. pickiiug and tin-houSe
equipments. Including compctcn' and re-
Table lroImc, fo operate cr0V depart
mraf OF hc business. That is the way
thc tariu. if it were eNorbitant enough
would establish the tim plate industry
I'm this country. and We should like To
know wherein it would benefit any
American.
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Arlininus atntircs.

CT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-REV r. r..
- Swope, d. d., rector. Sunday School at 9:l5
a. N. Services at iO:3Da. IN. and 7:SOp. m.