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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
CLOSE or The PRESBYYERY.
Much important Business Transacted on
the Last Day.
THE DIRECTORY OF WORSHIP DISCUSSED
Rex.J.I. Vance. tho New Pastor OF tbs firs'
Chnrch, Instsiied-Dr. Hoge AZ MS
Best-The Proceedingss

NORFOLK Va. Oct. 2.-lSpecisl. the East
Hanover Presbytery was called to order az
e.so o'clock. Rev. Dr. Richardson from the
committee on apportionment. submitted
report naming the amount to be raised io'
education. publication, colored eVangeiiza-
49,, II The committee on education re-
,orted the names OF candidates who
had made application for aid in their educa-
tom and whom the committee had recommend
Al 20 the general committee for assistance
and asked that the Presbytery approve OF the
same. DR.. Richardson presented the report
Of the committee on the minutes OF the zen
srai Assembly.
Rev. T. I. Jones was made chairman OF tho
committee on evangelization Of the colored
rnce in place Of Rev. j. L. Smith.
DIRECTORY or WORSHIP.
The order of the day. tho directory OF
worship. was then taken up. rev Dr; IL. r.
Kerr moved that il be adopted by the PresDy-
tery. and in bis remarks to the motion no
gave an interesting history OF inc adop,
ton OF the directory by tho ueherai
ndoption OF the new directory, and made
an argument in favor Of the directory OF lozl'
under which be said the church had grown
10 such vigorous proportions ana whlch was
so admirably adopted 10 her wants. he CRU
cised the new directory in several partcu.
lars. and called attention 70 those important
provisions In tho old which had been lott out
in the new.
ADVOCATING THF NEW ONE.
Dr. q. d. Armstrong followed In advocacy
of tho new directory. He iDtimated that the
new was a vast improvement on the ola one
aud called attention to several matters
covered by the new which was not IN the
old directory. a. H.,
torv as a dead letter. and for himself pre-
ferred liturgy. While not crltlclslng either
tho old or new directories no would vote III the
negative as he did not want any dead wood
In the church. Rev. S. H. VIM said he was
not prepared to vote at this time and thought
il better to postpone the vote TIL the spring
meeting Of the Presbytery.
The discussion at times upon this supJect
was spirited and action was postponed until
the spring session.
The evening session was almost entirely
given up 20 q discussion Of the Sunday
school work. The Pfesbytery adjourned
this afternoon. The spring session will be
held in Dr. Fairs church. Richmond.
MR.. VANCE INSTALLED.
Rev. !. |. Vance was installed as pastor Of
the tirst church tonight. The large audi
forum was packed with q congregation OF the
best people in this city, representatives OF
all determinations. DIR. Hoge was at bis best.
so say those who have heard him on similar
occasions
DR. Kerr's address 10 the pastor was practi-
cal touching and eloquent. DR.. Armstrong
retres after serving the congregation nearly
halt century Flo enjoys the love and respect
of the entire people Of Norfolk. His has been
a life of good works His successor, Mr.;
Vance is a plain. hardworhng, practical
preacher. The First church is one of the
xealthiest and most influential in the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
ARRESTED FoR HONESTY.
probably III lie Had Kept the Check He
Would Have Been Promoted.

DASvIILE. Va, Oct. Especial samuel
L. Best newsboy OF this city. and very
worthy one. was yesterday arrested by Dep
uty United States Marshal G. Z. Barksdale
charged on the complaint OF William a.
Brown. postoflice inspector with purlolning
q letter from the postofico Of this city in Feb
ruary last. 1t seems that Best WAS rum
aging in waste basket in the rear
of the postofnce. and there found a
letter which had not been torn open.
and in II was found check. Re returned
the document 10 a postOffice clerk At tho
time the local papers told of the find and il WAS
plainly shown that carelessness on tho part Of
postofice officials was ell thoro was In the
matter However, Best was arrested Ms
stated this morning, and arraigned before
United States Commissioner William d. Cole
man who sent the boy on TO the grand jury.
requiring bond of $500. The bond was read
lily given
John r. Wilkinson, who some years ago
was elected to fill an unexpired term in the
lower house of the Legislature. has announced
himself AS an independent candidate for the
Legislature TO oppose Hon. John J.. Hurt
the nominee of the Democratic party. Mr.
Wilkinsons card Is brief, and he seems 10 be
running on general principles His card
reads: Exercising the right of every freeman
l hereby announce myself an independent
Democratic candidate for the Senate of Viz
ginia from this county at the election ia No
vember next"
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TRIBUTE TO MIR. JENKINS.
Rsdford People Sorry He IL GOING A""S-
Montgomery Republicans.

RApronp, Va, October l.-fSpecial. I-Quite
A compliment WINS paid Mr. j. Iredeli JehNn''
of Richmond who has been living here foi
.orne time when 1t a concert in which ne
took part Monday evening Colonel w. II. bar,
elav arose lust before tho last number ana
read tho following testimonial numerousiy
signed: :,
We. Tho undersigned. citizens OF Hadford
think We voice the sentiment OF the whoIe colu'
munity when We give utterance " sne os,r nids,
cret VIC sl feel in tho departure from our Iii ~,
OF that vhole-souled and genial gentieilsn u, III
]. iredell Jenkins He i TO iesve rs ~ ~ vi,
few days and who will FIJI his tiace s.,semblSgo
voul1 not be here: without him we can scalcetIy
have another. He has Always been reauy VII
head heart. hand and voice To furtner an, aIu -,
every legitimate undertaking, either business ol
Measure. that IL Tor the benefit Of our growing
city We hare known him for on,y rhoi .a' = :,
but long enough TO recognize ana app.e 60 ., =,
merit. and 70 deeply regret ms sn alone that
no will be missed, for who Is isit 70 ~ I' o
place with the fair sex II IS there maj ;i 10 ho
shines above all competitors; and many miil Do 10
the moist eyes when he saws his farcWeli. Du'
90 no will. and in parting with him m TINS pno-
Tic manner may we all say: "Good-bye, JenKs'
old boy long may you live and prosper
Miss Mayo, who has been visiting IN hau-
ford for several weeks. returned 10 her hOnie
in Richmond Tuesday morning.
Mr. John Rodgers an employe of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. died at his residence in
this city Sunday.
The Republicans Of Montgomery county
have nominated A. ". Flanagan for the House
and elected six delegates TO meet those Oh
Craig and Roanoke to nominate Tor the Sen
ate. ,,
The Postmaster General has established a
postofce at Radford. with Mr.. r. II. Lyle as
postmaster. The old and new offices viii be
known As East Radford" and 'Radford' re-
spcctively. ~
Tho Farmers Alliance will organize club
here Saturday night
Charley Jones, an employe Of the pipe
foundry. was shot in the leg Saturday night
by man named Hester.
Sunda, evening while out driving Miss Col
Inns and a lady friend we're thrown violently
from a go-cart by the horse falling down.
Rev. f. l.. Goodwin has received q call TO
Wickliffe parish Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
DURHAM'S DAY AT TIE FAIR.
Bad Weather, But a Big Crowd at tho Raj
eish Exposition.
MUSICAL FESTIVAL 4 GREAT SUCCESS.
TIL. H.,loon Ascension DECENTRALIZATION
to Charles Bunch Proves SERIOUS
North State News.

R.1rroH. n. c.. Oct. 2.-lSpecial. Tho
second day OF the Southern Exposition opened
here to-day with unpropitious weather. but
large crowd visited the exhibit. There
were no formal exercises to-day except amnse-
rosnt Of various kinds. including the balloon
nscensions and other performances OF various
kinds.
To-Day was set apart for Durham county.
and that great tobacco county made hne
sbov Tho mammoth tobacco industries OF
III. town of Durham were fully exhibited.
The exhibit Of the.Durham Bull Tobacco CON-
panv comprises numbers OF automatic ngures
in motion. -:
Exhibits have not oil yet been put in posi-
t;on but they continue 10 pour IN from lar
and near. and the indications are that the
buildings will bo filed to their utmost capa-
city by the 18th OF October.
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL
Tonight IL the second night OF the Exposi-
ton music festival. and abrillant programme
il being rendered. The spiendid chorus OK
last night WAS reinforced to-day, and I'D
ditjopa soIoibts will nppear tonight. Fifteen
hundred people are in StrOnach's. auditorium
T,tsning 10 tho ,pendid programme. and the
universal verdict j. that the festival IL one OF
the most notable musical events ever held IN
the South.
The Capital Club tonight rave brilliant
ball complimentary to tho young iauies NJ
tending tho music festival.
EXPOSITION NOTES.
Tho female brass band arrived last night.
and TO-DAY furnished music at the Exposition
Grounds. .,
Miss Lillian Hunt is doing some remarkable
shooting with the rife
The principal balloon ascension was pre-
vented to-day on account of high WINDS. The
ascension will take place tomorrow III spite
Of the elements.
A matinee was given by the Salem orches-
ira and some noted singers wsro heard this
afternoon. II WAS complete success.
kMPUTATIos NECESSARY.
Charley Bunch young white man. who
had his foot terribly mashed yesterday while
returning from the Exposition on the electric
car. will have 10 have his foot amputated,
He was on the front car coming. towards the
city. II was very much crowded. lie was
standing on the outside on the rear bumper.
Some passengers on the car behind gave q
signal 10 start. and the breaks being ioosed it
ran down on the first car and caught his foot.
il was nearly mashed on.
FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
At saw mill near Sanford q key of pow
der exploded fatally iniuring one man and
terribly burning three others The keg was
unstopped and "A spark dropped into it. G..
Kaines. owner Of the mill Burnice Brown,
William Kimban and John Davis tcoiored)
were all at the keg when the EXPLOSION came.
| burning powder was thrown all over them.
Ranes ran g. q tank near by and plunged INTO
il lie was seriously. but not fatally burned.
Kimball was not seen until he had torn nearly
ali bis clothes of. He was horribly burned
and died IN great agony. The other two es-
capped with less injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Rev. Mr.. strinxfellow Lec,uring.

ORANGE. Va. Oct Especial. Rev
Frank Stringfellow. General Il. f. Lees
famous scout, lectured at the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday nights on Scout Life .
narratng to large audiences many Of his
daring exploits and hair-breadth escapes.
The birthday party given by Miss Lizzie
Slaughter at ths residence OF her parents last
week was a most pleasant event in the society
world.
Mr.. John Atkins. mn employe OF the Mid
land road, and son of Mr. W. Garrett
Atkins, of Charlottesville, formerly of Orange,
was shot near the hip by bar-keeper named
Jones in Danville last week
Mr. John Walker. aged twenty-ssven. n
son Of the lato William Walker. of this county.
was killed Friday last while coupling cars at
Covington. Ills remains were brought 10
this county and inferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
vapor Poison and It's Antidots.

The morning and evening mists that pervade
the atmosphere Of malarial localities cannot be
breathod with impunity A safeguard il
needed to render harmless the dangerous
miasmaia with which they are impregnated
4 he surcst, safest defense is Hostettors stomach
Bi,ters 1t Is an anti tote 10 the poison which
has already been inhaled and borne fruit IN
adequate preventive OF il. harmful effects. No
preparation for bresthers Of miasms, tainted air
or drinkers OF malaria poisoned water Ike the
Bitters- IL completely neutrallzes the otherwise
Irresistible onset ~ the aerial foe. Settlers on
newly cleared lands, excavators Of canal routes
NOTABLY that on tho irhmus OF Panama
Western pioneers and emigrsnts in short. all
sublec to malarial influences in air or water
guard. Disorders OF the stomach. liver and
bowels, la grippe rheumatism and kidney
complaints are remedied by tho bitters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
VERY Cheerful Murderer.

A gentleman here to-day from Washington
county SAYS that DR.. John A. j. Baker, who
is III Jail at Abingdon under sentence Of death
for tho murder Of his wife. is cheerful and in
good spirits. He is sentenced TO be banged
November 9th, but his counsel have appealed
10 the circuit court tor new trial This tri
bunal is now in session at Abingdon. and 1t
il thought the motion will be heard Monday.
Should Bakers lawyers fail in these efforts
they will carry their case 10 the Court Of APP
peas. The doomed man it is stated, has
several times invited 10 be present at the exc
cution friends who are in the habit of visiting
him in his cell. He hopes. however. that he
may get new trial and escape his doom.
Richmond correspondent Baltimore Ameri-
can, October 1st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
An Old Conf.dera,. Captain Dies.

SUFFOLK. Va, Oct 2.-[Special. Captain
Robert Elan an ox-ConfsderAte captain and
a much-esteemed citizen. died here yesterday.
nged sixty -nine years.
Mira. W. f. Deaton and Miss Daisy Deaton.
who have been visiting Rev George Wander
slice and family. left yesterday for Roanoke.
Su1ok College is IN full blast. The art
class has been formed. and Mrs. Alex Baker.
tho teacher is vel pleased with her pupils.
Messrs John Smith. George Borum and
others shot many sora Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

Nottowsy County Conrt-Poiiticai Speaking.
Marriage OF &. r.. Downs.

BuRKEvILLE, Va. Oct. 2-lSpecial.l -
Mrs Mary f. Robertson. widow of the late
James c. Robertson. died at the residence of
her son-in-law. Mr.. Reese Cary. near Oliville.
in this county. this morning.
Yesterday was Nottoway court day. A large
crowd was in attendance. Nothing of worry
much interest 10 the public was before Judge
Mann except a few Common wealth cases
Dir. J. K. Rawlings. of Brunswick county,
the Independent candidate for State Senator
Tor this district, entertained the crowd for a
while with his idea of how to runa State gov
ernmeut. tie vas replied To by Mr. w. A.
Watson, the Democraticsnominee for the SEN
ate, aud Mr. X. q. Sout0al. of Amelia.
Mr. Z. T.. Downs. one OF our most enter
prisng merchants Was married 10 Miss pinky
Hnifess nj the residence of the brides father
N Princess Ammo county. Va, on the 30th
Ing. The happy couple arrived ct Burkville
~ o'clock yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
AlrgfuIa Items.

Mss Chappalear. who lived near Delaplane
station in tauqucr county and was blind and
in a weak state OF health. some time ago STUN
reached her was stung so badly that she died
in a few hours.
Mr. Lucicn Carter was caughtin cogwheel
OIL Il mill in Aide early Tuesday morning. and
but for the timely interference of Mr.. Cloud.
would have been killed. His arm was nearly
torn from the socket and his wrist broken, be-
sides sustaining other serious injuries.
Mrs. Waddill. of Charles City county. il
very H. and her sons Edmund and samuel
have been called from Richmond 10 her bed
side
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
FOUND LYING ~ THE yINETARD.
Singular Adventure of n Buffalo Girl In
Wheeling, w. Va.


Wheeling, w. Va.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct. 1.-The Wheeling
police are puzzled handsome young girl,
who gave the name OF Alice Wilmond. Of
Buffalo, cams here week ago to meet Mrs
Brown. fast woman. of Parkersburg, whose
acquaintance she had made in Buffalo. The
girl appeared to be innocent and the police
learned her story in time to save her from
the Brown woman. The girl said that she
did not want to return to Buffalo, 50 home
was procured for her in the family Of Cashier
Dobbins. Of the savings bank.
Night before last she mysteriously disap-
peared from Mr.. Dobbns house. Late last
night she was found unconscious in vine
ward on the Ohio side Of the river. She was
taken in charge by the authorities, and re-
maiued in stupor all night and the greater
part of to-day.
Though sh. has recovered consciousness
she says she does not remember anything that
occurred since she retired 10 her room at Mr.
Dobbns house night before last. When
found IN :he vineyard sue WAS dressed very
thinly and was lying with an open umbrella
over her. Ii is thought she was assaulted and
then taken TO the vineyard Her mother owns
a large garden farm near Buffalo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
r.r,1. pownra EXPLOSION.
GRANT JOHNSTON DEAD.
Making tho Third or His Family to Die
within Three Weeks-Personal.

WELDON, n. c., Oct Especial. MIR.
Grant Johnston. grandson Of the late Judge
James Grant. Of Iowa. died in the hotel in
this place last night Of Brieht's disease, aged
seventeen years. lie is the third OF his family
TO die within three weeks. His mother ana
sister were stricken down suddenly last
month in Georgia with diphthcria.
Mrs. W. E. Daniel returned home yesterday
from visit TO her parents ut Fork Union.
Va bringing with her her sister. Miss Kate
Snend. who will enter school here.
Mrs. Thomas II. Chavasse returned home
yesterday from q visit 70 Chase Clty ana
Henderson.
Mrs. James T. Gooch returned to-day from
a trip TO Blowing Rock.
Mics Emily Long is visiting friends in Kit
trells and Henderson.
Miss Kate Prescott is visiting the family OF
Mr.. Morton Riddle. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

NEWPORT NEWS BANKS.
Confectioner AssiEns-New Map of the CITY
Personal.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Oct. 1.-ISpeciaiI-
The First National Bank began moving into
its new onarters Yesterday n Harwood brick
building on Washington avenue.
The Citizens and Marine Bank opened this
morning. Tboy will no doubt receive the
largo patronage they deserve.
Messrs Lawson. Outten d Co. are moving
into their new house next door To the Citizens
and Marine Bank, in Ivys new building.
+. G. skinner. confectioner and statoner,
has made an assignment TO W. f. Barrett.
Work on nearly oil Of the new brick build
ings is stopped on account Of the scarcity OF
bricks.
The Sanborn Map and Publishing Com
pany, of New York. is preparing new map
of our city for the real estate men:
William T'ile.ton and S. ". Allen. OF New
York city, are stopping at the Warwick.
Colonel J. H. Ham, county clerk, has been
suffering for the last week from a wound IN
the hip received during the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Death, I'm sus.e1 County.

WAvEnLY, Va. October Especial Mr..
Lewis F. Freeman. most exemplary young
man. died nj COmau's Well. IN this county.
last week. He was the brother OF Mr.. John
&. Freeman, q merchant Of Richmond. The
samo day Mrs Sarah Savedge died near Spots
vile.
Mr.. j. W. Price. of Spottsville. has had re-
lapse and is now quite sick
A revival service will be commenced at Le-
banon Sunday By the pastor, Rev. NJ. W. But
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
sickness At Negrofoot. In Hanover.

NrGnoYooT. Va. Oct. Especial. There
is still good deal Of fever and sore throat
l.. Cosby ara in their beds with malaral
fever.
Farmers have nearly finished cutting to-
bacco and some have commenced sowing
wheat
Nr buchanan preached to large congre-
gait n Sunday at the Church Of our Saviour.
liessrs Tom and Roosevelt Page were visit
ing al Oakland Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
DYING OF FEVEr IN WISE.
Political Talk-GaDgs OF Moonshiners Being
ExtermiDatod

GUrsT's STATION. Va, Oct. Especial. ]
E1-Judee r. &. Wells. of Wise Courthouse.
no doubt will win the race over Mills, OF
Lee county (Republican), for the Senate.
1t is thought that tho Farmers Alliance peo-
pie and Democrats of Scott county will unite
on J. NJ. Hoge for the legislature.
The murderous and outlawng bands that
have for number of years Leen infestlne
Southwest Virginia and Eastern Kentucky
are rapidly beng swept away by tie quick
and wide-awake officers OF the law. but still a
considerable quantity OF moonshining is car
red on in the rural districts
People are dying rapidly in this section
from fever, &c.
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LuRAr. Va. Oct 2-lSpecial Mrs. Ella
Meyer, wife Of Mr. Lee Meyer. died at the
home Of her husband in this place Friday.
aged twenty-throc years.
Mr.. Gilbert Carman, who has been quite
III. is rapidly conyalescing.
John II. Read. Jr., Frank Stover Ned Sci
bert and Will Grove, all Page boys. left for
Richmond College few days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Large Rolling Mill Contract.

BuE1A VISTA. VA. Oct. 1.-lSpecial. The
Rarig works Of this place have closed con-
tract to build large rolling mill on the line
of the Norfolk and Western railroad. The
Job is TO be completed i'll four months. One
hundred additional skilled mechanics are now
required by that establishment.
The Buena Vista Glass Works are shipping
literally of their products.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Mr.. Cnmnbe.l E~nemlnnsea.

WFsr PoNr. Va, Oct. 2.-ISpecial. The
Democratic convention held at fappahannock
to-day TO nominate candidate for the Legis-
lAture was harmonious throughout and re-
suited in the nomination of the present in
cumbent. William Campbell. whose chances
of election are good.
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~ CENTENARY CHURCH Grace street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets Rev. W. 4. gUD-
KINs, j. d, pastor. Preaching az I A. NJ BY
Macon College, and Z. NJ. by Rev. }. WILEY
BLKDsoE. y. d. DR.. Judkins is absent by request
Of the Presiding Elder Of the district preaching
invited SUNDAY school at 9:i5 A. ~ Lecture
and prayer-meeting Wednesday at s:l5 =. IL. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching and sting
ing; most ct night; worse hy scratching. II al
lowed TO continue tumors form. which often
bleed and ulccrate, becoming very sore.
Swaynes ointment stops tho itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation. and IN most cases removes
the tumors. Az druggists, or by mail, Tor ID
cents Dr. SrAJne & Son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Do not avoid medium because your neigh
Dor does, do not be guided by your competi-
tors Judgment, but use yoar own good sense.
baltimore World.
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Observation-Disclosures
CHURCH-Rev l.. y. IURNBuLL, Pastor
Preaching Sunday Il A. NJ. and s;l5 p. N: sun
DAY school $50 A. NJ Gospel services Wednes-
daYs:lJ 7. ".
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.E,-'rRTNTrY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. SOUTH Broad street corner lwen-
tieth,-Rey p A. PETERSON, pastoT-lreac,hlng
At II O'Clock A. NJ. and at O'Clock !. ~. ~
the pastor. Wednesday night service at CLOCK
A cordial invitation 20 all. -
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CuVRCH NOTICES.

srTHIRD CERTAIN CHURCH Corner Of
Twenty-sixth ana Mlrshall streets. Rey r. a A.
CoIE pastor--Prea hing ~ II A. NJ ana =, ~.
Sunday school o. 0:ij A. NJ. Mems missionary
meeting t3;30P. N. "
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syCLAY- STREET METHODIST EPls-
streets asl.NPreaching by the pastor, Rev. W., II.
ANVIL. at II A. VI. and sl5 7. VI. sunday
school at 9:l5 A. VI. Wednesday-night services
AZ SIS clock Public cordially invited. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-03
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria
Enr Over rIffY Yenrt

Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething. IL soothe. the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain. cures Wind
collie. and is the best remedy Tor diArrhgA
twenty-five cents bottle.
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ry-WASHINGTON-STR NJ f. CHURCH;
Rev. r. H. BENNETT. pastor. corner Cary ana
Washington Notwithstanding II A. NJ. and
e.ts = H. Wednesday service Z. III. Sun
dav-school at 9:I5 A. NJ. All welcome. -
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Yenahle Streets Rev. FREsroN NAsn, rector
Services AZ n A VI. and 3 r. II. Sunday school
at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday night service and
lecture at o'clock A cordial welcome to all
Polite ushers in attendance.