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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

An Old Time Darkv WAS Fined Five DoIiari
Because He Knew Billy Malone.


Boss. please don't be hard on me. I just
como down to do Fair and amt much quaint
ed in desc parts" The speaker was very
black and his hair and bard were tipped
little with the frosts of time. but for q genuine
suayitv OF manner the graduates OF the odd
school" were completely outclas.ed. Ills at
tire was unique and bore evidence OF oe-
parted grandeur that was refreshing to con-
template. His silk hat was Of pattern long
since forgotten. and his long tailed
coat brought up recollections OF the
good old times "befoe de wah:" The
white wastcoat. with its blue-elass buttons
and sweet little pink dots. had douotiess
proved an object Of envy ut many coored
iautisipg and been aconspicuOus ornament at
tho funerals of tho same parties us SHOES
were veritablc Protectors, and the stripe in his
trousers was as vivid as those OF req white
and blue in the National nag. his mouth
opened ike farm gate and his smile would
have put baby to sleep. so bland. 30 gentle
and so artless was It. go
Look here" said the Justice. where did
you come from anyhow"
Me. bossI tell you. sah. Tse been all over
dis country. ] was born nigh Yves Pint but
| done tr.beIed | been Powtln Cotehouse.
'Nuda Hundred and Manchester, and now
boss is sopinin in Petersburg do hope.
boss. you won't fine me. fur times IS mighty
hard desc days"
II know that but can't allow outside
folks 10 come hero TO the fair and be disor-
DERBY. Do you know Billy Malone"
Dat do. boss: no thinksa heap OF dis mig
ger. he s q good fren OF mine. / sure IS glad
you know him. boss. now | know you amt
gwne charge me nuthln."
~ on do. hey: well I'm glad you know it.
just pay S5 ] was gong TO say $3.50. but as
you have got such rich friends | guess you
can stand It,"
on Davenport, Emma Meskins and Mary
Morris were ali mixed in charges AMI coun-
tcr-chnrges against each other. Cursng.
abusing and threatening to kill were on the
list They all kissed the book" ut the same
time and started out with n personal explana-
ton simultaneously. Away they Chartered
all together and nothing could stop them.
Clubs were brandished. but Calling gun
could not have stopped them. and on they
went until from sheer exhaustion they shut
up. Ifu was fined $40, but Emma and
Mary talked themselves out Of the scrape.
Daniel Murphy was fined 81 for being
drunk. He caused the arrest OF Herman
karshauiie on the charge Of stealing his watch
Herman claimed that Dan owed him ten
cents and he took his watch until the debt
Was settled. During the examination Dan
got very mad with Herman and addressed
old ST habitues Of the court. For this he was
fined $3.50 for contempt Harshaude was dis
charged
Dennis Hurry and George Jackson (colored)
paid ~ each for being drunk.
Willie Tyler was sent 10 Jail for thirty days
for assaulting Roberta Ilnsley
Mary DAVIS was held for having in her pos
session gold ring supposed TO have been
stolen.
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DEATHS.

MATTHEWS.-Dicd October sth. after lor.
AMI painful illness. which she endured with rs
markabe patience, Mrs. JOSEPHINE MAJ
THEWS: AGED tbirty-fve. N l.
Her funeral will le. preached from the Ven.
WARREN.-Died. October /. 1891. o, ali
theria. st the residence Of her parents. Wilisn
y. and Carrie T.. Warren, sis Invent fifth streD,n
Richmond Va. BESSIE LEE WARRES: 49,
one year one month and five days. 1891
WARi.E., October 7. 1891. OF din
iberia a. tho residence OF her parents. Will,.r-
f. and arrie T. Warren rs wenty-ffth s,re.,
Richmond. Va. NARi EMMA WARREN; 49,
siI years seven months and five days -.
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Crisp Virginia Items.

Work has commenced at tho Franklin gold
mine near Worthwhile. Fauquier county.
MIR. William q. Kennerly has announced him
self an independent Democratic candidate
Warren
The yestry Of ST. James church. Leesburg,
together with the Kings Daughters" havo
ing new church. They propose building a
substantial stone structure costing $4,000.
They hone TO begin work on the foundation early
noXt spring
Four cottages in Elk City, W. Va. owned by
John Costello. were destroyed by fire Thursday
night. Fire originated from defective fluo,
the occupants being absent. Loss, s2,500 par
tally insured.
In Bedford county Wednesday James Nance
shot and fatally wounded Peyton Fuqua.
Montague Cobb died at West Point Wednes-
day aged ninety years.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10
A Single Death.

Richard Bailey. a colord boy nine years Of
age, at II north Fourth street was the onlv
death from diphtheria reported to the Board
OF Health for the tweuty-four hours ending at
Midnight last night ~
The following new cases were renorted 10
the Board OF Health for the same period:
Lena ana Ida Frank. AIS Eighteenth (white)
Eliza Hobson. DIS Prentiss (colored). eight
years. ''sH'
Leo Barber. aoS south Fifth (white), five
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10
MhyYFlfR PREMIU TAKERS
At tho Shenandoah County fair-stock
Judged -Races.

WoopsrocK VA Oct. s.--(Spe ciall-A fair day
brought large attendance to the fair to-day
The crowd was estimated at from six 10 eight
thousand The stcck was judged The track
was in fair condition. and three races were run
In the three minute class Dan Connel. Jay
2:56ls II the s:3J class G. y thomas reform
won In g:4i The mile dash was won by }. r.
STROLLER Mountain Girl in 81.
InfIrs Department, Maria Maphls. Mary
Walker, W. L. Dosh. Alvin bemis, NJ, T; Towns,
Mrs Robert Wilkin, Miss l.. q. Granill' Ida h.
Mar L. Swsrtz. Mrs. Joseph Sager- Daisy viii
kin. Mrs. George Sager, Mrs ,ranny Hoover.
Mary Gocbenour. Miss Mary Wisman' LlIzle
Hoover, Ada Rorden' Mrs. n nenry u ,aliey, Nate
Moore, Ida Gochenour, Alice Travel, Ida h.
Sheet. Anne N. MIsman Florence Borden.
'i PIss q; SSppil RS w. copp Mrs NIL Ho
man. Mrs Joseph Sager, YRS. u. J.. Dosh. Mrs.
Hunter hapmsn. Mrs. William Bauserman. Ida
Gochenour, l.eathe .Gochenour, Mrs. George
Mrs. Albert Sheetz, Maggie S. kibler
,jenies.-Mrs. sarah b. Jones. Mrs; Annie Nebb,
Miss Ada Talhelm. Mrs George Moore, Eilsy Y.
Mrs. Luther Nebb, annie Ritfec Emma Rudy,
Yrs. George Sager Mrs. ID. IichIiter, Annie X.
Hottie.
Walker, Mr.. George Sager, Mrs Joseph Sager.
Mrs. Illiam Pauserman. Annie 4. turr. Mrs.
w. l.. Dosh, arris 3lar his. Mrs. b. w Marshall.
Miss Mamie Grablll, Annie k. Hottie, Mrs. \. y
Walker.
Caisip-Mrs. VI. Cofmann Mrs. George aver.
Emma funkhouser, NJ. A. Hovey
man. Mrs Samuel Lambert, ". L. Williams
Martha ". Fry Caroline Perimous, Mrs VIII
liam Hauserman, Minnie Kaufman, Mrs. Joseph
Sager.
Sutsr ana Dyfed Frui's.-Alice VI. Wisman.
Mrs lnnie Nebb. Mrs Susan Gochenour. Mrs.
J. W. Copp. Johanna Baker. Mrs. Joseph rager,
Mrs. II. L: Pifer, Ars Milton Yetters. Miss Annie
Rhodes, Mrs. j. ". Sheotz.
MiSceNGpe0us.-Nrs William Rauserman: Mrs.
Jo'eph Sager Edith Robinson, Mrs NJ l.. Plfer,
Mrs ID. II. Gochenour, Mrs. George Sager Mrs.
" VI. Bower. Mrs. Luther Nebb. Harry c.
Burner, Miss Mamie Grabil Mrs George Moore.
Lucy Hollingsworth. Leathe Gochenour.
Uond- Mad, u ork.-Julia Whiteman. Miss Il.
" Marshall, Miss Bette Lsntz. Laura v Ripley,
Miss Lou Ackley. Annie Rinker. Miss Bette
Nebb, Lulu Bakor Miss II. T. Bu,hong. Miss
Emma Lantz Miss Sally Supinger, Mrs. James
loovgr
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Strawberries IN n Garden in Warren.

FRoNr RoYAT. Va, Oct. s.-lSpeciaLl Mrs.
Colonel J. n. Peyton has ripe strawberries in
her garden.
The W. c I. T. will have an entertainment
October l3ih at the rooms Of the y. VI. q. A. 10
raise money for local work among the sick and
needy.
The Henkel State school fund for this county
l. s3.7S5.lS-two hundred dollars more then il
has ever been Add TO the above tho amount
paid over in August. and the school fund Of the
county aggregates over IS o..
Tho Front Royal and Rivcrton Improvement
Company has sold ~ acres of land TO DR.. 5.
Ro. fc Millar, Of the University OF Virginia DR..
Mliar IL 10 erect residence thereon worth
about s9OOD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

CHARLIsroS. w. Va, Oct Especial. The
Eureka Detective Agency, Of this city. has
issued the following card signed A. w. burnett
superintendent; Friends, relatives and Aiasons
wish to hear as TO V. h. Young. They have no
news since December. 1889, at Amelia Court
honse. Va. where he was selling medicine of
his own make. No crime in this case; no parti-
Gle OF money consideration in il further than
good expenses for correct informal on. Age.
hfty-three; five feet six inches: weight. 40:
no beard; blue-gray eyes: prospects for min
erals. but is druggist when at home in Ohio
A blue scar goes diagonally across the bridge
OF nose. Member Of Lodge 4si Masons, and a
past faster.
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STOLE HORSE, BABY IND WIFE.
An Demonstrations Hsrd-SheII Baptist Min
lister In Russell.

LEBANON, Va, Oct. Especial. IGNITE sem
sation was produced here yesterday. court day
by the arrival OF tho sheriff with Rev. Thomas
9. Grimsey, Hard Shell Baptist preacher Of
Russell county. for whom warrant was issued
sunday, charged with clipping with a brothers
wife. etc. The officers have just succeeded in
Blacks Ford, noar the edge OF the county. The
charges are that he did fcloniousy steal alb
duct and purloin the horse. baby aud wife Of
making for tho Kentucky border when over
taken. Both are men Of prominence of tho
"hard-Shell" BAPTIST fnith. Mr.. Grimsloy Is
height and Mrs. Betty Skein, with whom he is
said to have eloped, is pretty blonde with
lovely figure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10
ST. ANDREWS BROTHERHOOD.
An Interesting Meeting of tina Organization
at Grace rptscopei Church

A meeting Of st. Andrews brotherhood
was held at 8 o'clock last evening in the
vestry-room of Grace Episcopal church. The
Rev DR.. Mason. rector of the parish. pre-
sided and tho meeting was opened with tho
regular service. DR.. Mason stated that the
object Of the meeting WAS to reoreanize the
Chapter Of tho Brotherhood of that parish
cred brief address upon the objects of the
organization He was followed by Rev. Pres
ton Nash, rector Of Christ church, who dis
cusscl the working of the Brotherhood az
viewed by the rector Of parish. and cited
its advantages from his own observation and
experience. 1t was, he said. the putting out
Christian. heart The Brotherhood is "A strong
organization in Richmond. there being four
other chapters in healthy condition besides
the one reorgsnized at Grace church last
night
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soUTHAMPTION WOM4N MISSING.
Says She Will Not BE Seen Again Fingers
Sawed of-TO Marry.

FRANKLIN, VA, Oct. s.-[Special.l- Mrs. A. NJ
Fox. wife of Mr.. J. X. Fox. who lives at Green
Plain, this county, left home Saturday and went
to Norfolk. where she registered at tho Purcell
hou'e. This was the last heard OF her. When
she went away she lett note with her daughter
saying she would not be seen again Her mind
is somewhat impaired. She is nearly SIX feet
tall, delicate. with light har and complexion
o ont forty -four years of age and wore plaid
dress and black straw hat
Friday morning colored man named Tom
White, while saving laths at Camps mill, had
three fingers and the thumb Of his right hand
sawed of. The forefinger while not sawed of,
was terribly cut. but will be saved.
Postmaster de Bordenaye saws that the Office
here is 70 be made presidential one, the re-
ceipts for the past four quarters having reached
the required amount.
Mr.. s. X. Nicholson. with Pretlow X Co., will
leave Sunday for King William county. whore
he will be married Wednesday 10 Miss Della H.
Powell, of that county. Mr.. Nicholson will be
accompanied by Mr. L. o. Vaughan, of this
place.
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d Mr. George c. McGilvray. formerly of
hichmond: but now Representatives IF thu
Board or Underwriters of New York il in the
si.v on q VISIT to his parents. He leaves for
r r; ORR early next week and after brief
ISL 70 tne metropolis will leave for Atlanta,
MeGiisray has many friends in this citv Who
WI be glad to hear OF his success. He was was
Tor some time clerk 10 Mr.. T Z. iifr;cnd
mere. and u well up in his burinesa. S'~~
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Brass Works I'm Hotetourt.

dation for rebuilding the Franklin Brass Works
WAS commenced to-day. Most of the building
will he of brick and better structure will loo
Tho bridge across tho Jane. river built by
the Central Land Company will be ready for use
by October Eth
The business. outlook here is brighter. and our
people arc looking for flush times again in the
early spring.
Ten new houses 10 be built near the Berkeley
Arms Hotel, will he let b contract next week.
These houses are 10 cost from 600 TO $1,000.
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West vircinians Become Mormons.

MANyISGToN. W. Va, Oc'. 7.-lSpeciall -Ouite
sion left here yes erday for Utah. The party
consisted If Noah Baker and wife J. C. Baker
and wife. Mrs Rhods Holden and her two sons
Joseph J.. and James. Elizabeth Rice and the
Rev. Skinner. an elder Of that church. We are
sorry TO lose these good. respectable citizens
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frrsonaB.

MI NJ. B. Goodwin. of Hanover county. is
in the city. He is the guest of Mr. Jobn
Scott He was waited on by committees Yes.
terday to ask him 10 be judge Of the races at
the air grounds. but ne could only servo
one day. He has charge Of Mrs. 7. ". Dos.
wells stock at Bullfeld. and will return
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H-
WEATHER. FORECAST.

- WASHINGTON, u. O., Oct 9.-Forecast
for Virginia and North Carolina Gen
l FAR lerally fair except light rain tomorrow
on the North Carolina coast slightly
= warmer, except stationary temperature
on the coast; nOrtheasterly winds.
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eTCLAY-STREET METHODIST EPIS.
notwithstanding by the pastor, Rev W. N
ATwI1.L. at II A. n. and s:l5 p VI. sunday
school at 9:lj A. NJ. Wednesdsy-nght service.
at S:i5 clock Public cordially invited Is
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Broke His Leg.

CLIFTON FoRGE Va, Oct, 9;-[Speciall--
Samuel Hill. a carpenter from Rock Fish Depot.
q. work on the new depot here, fell from q
scaii0ld this evening. badly breaking leg.
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LAMBERTs POINT. OCTOBER 9. 1891.
ARRIVED.

Schoonors Caroline Hall, y. j. Woodruff, Ho-
ratio. G. @. Lane: barges Investigator, General
Mcclellan.
LOADED.
Barges Marion New London; Antelope, Ho-
boken; schoOners Caroline Hall. Charleston; Z.
j. Woodruff. New Bedford.
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ts- yENABLE-STREET CHURCH corner Of
Pickett and yenablel, r. II. PrrT, D. D.. Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 A. vi. Preaching AZ n A.
NJ. by Rev. |. b. IIMBERLAEE q
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sb-CHRIST CHURCH Twenty second and
Yenable streets. Rev. Preston NASH, rector.
Services at II A. VI. and 3 p. VI. sunday school
at 9:30 o clock Wednesday night service and
lecture at O'Clock A cordial welcome to all
Polite ushers in attendance.
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sV-CLAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Cor
ner Clay and Gresham streets. Rev. :. &. CLOP-
TON, pastor -Sunday- school A. NJ. Worship at
II A. NJ. and $ r.. VI. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at L. NJ. Young men meeting Saturday
atsP.M. Is
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ea-UNION- STATION METHOnIsrrprc

COPAL CHURCH corner Twenty fourth and Y
streets-Rey. GEORGE A. RAY. Pastor -Sundsy'
morning class at 9 o clock Preaching az n 4
Nj. and \. VI. Wednesday night services a,
7:45 o'clock. Young Mems prayer-Ineetin,
Thursday night at 7:i5 O'Clock 4,
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~ OLD-MARKET PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Rey. J.. b. TURSBULI, Pastor
Preaching Sunday II A. NJ. and S:l5 r. NJ SIM.
day school $3.50 A. NJ. Gospel services Wedncs.
day s:i5 I. NJ. Is
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CHURCH NOTICES.

sETHIRD CERwlIAN CHURCH corner n,
Twenty-sixth and N rshall streets. Rev = A
COLI. pastor.--prea, hing ut ii A st. and p N
Sunday school az g:lj A. VI. Mems misslonsy1
meeting at J:5OP NJ ~
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sy- FOURTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev: II. F. WILLIAMS. Pastor.-Preaching a. n
A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday school at 9:l5 A. N. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

WESTMINSTER CHURCH, Rev. JAME,
LITTLE. VI. A., pastor.-EIpository preaching
service =, 1890 A. ~ and 20 T.. VI. Sunday
Wednesdays at 8 i. NJ rs
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sg NO ORE MEMORIAL PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Laurel street opposite
tho Park).-Seryices a. II rs A. VI. and T. NJ.
Sunday school az 900 A. NJ All who como are
welcome and seats furnished them.
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uickok 4 Co., viii pay roc. per 100 cash
for Tags from their Brands No. I. u. p Cs
Fla and Caroline Sun-Cussd.
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me CITY Council met in regular session
last night in the Council chamber. the FOL fol.
iSw,ne w members being present: J. 4. Perdus.
f., '" w "rss'ser. John O'Brien. John +. Tay-
y. T. Touey and p. Browder CITY. Ensina.r
Nelson and Citv-Attorney Clopton were sIso
IN attendance. Ci,y-Auditor Walden acted "a
y Colonel Tazewell Elicit. receiver of the
~o 1chn srn ice Machine Company. Whole
tersDurg railroad. appeared before the Com
eI ana requested the Council 10 change the
deed % AZ to read that il the plant Was not
USED ~ an ice-mschins factory it might bs
Ssed for any other kind of manufacturing
euHness. On motion Of Mr.. Rolin the 70.
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gE FIRST Pl

rT- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Grace street corner Madison).-key. r. p
SP. NJ. Sunday school and Bible class al 9.a0
A. NJ. Is
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tD-UNION GOSPEL MEETINGS.-Se
will 10 held at old Trinity church on Franklin
street, Sunday ~ and 7:3O L. VI. and on luce
dag and Thur.,ay ~ rs L. NJ; also sc the cor,
ner OF Seventh and Main streets Monday aud
Friday at :43 L. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

iii IL pGIR 4 CE RET III .PRIEpsBYTERIAN
FAIR. ID. H.. pastor. Services az II A. VI. AMI
=. VI. by the pastor Sunday school services al
$3.50 A. NJ. and Wednesday might services ats
o'clock IA
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sr-BROAD- sTREET METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Broad aud Tenth streets. Rev. W. v.
TUDOR. ID. d.. pastOr.-Sunday-sch 9:30 A. NJ.
Epworth League services Sunday evening at
T:la Preaching at II A. VI. and at ; J.. VI. by
Rev. J. ID. HAMMOND, president Of Central Col
lege, NJ. T.. Church, South a. Fayette. SO. Lee
ture 7. NJ. Wednesday Class meeting clock
Thursday night A cordial invitation TO all. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

sv-ALL SAINTS +. +. CHURCH Nfadison
near Grace), Rev. j. Y. bowman. rector.-Ser-
vices at II A. NJ. and T. NJ. Sunday school
$50 A. NJ. Is
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tvCHURCH OF THE COVENANT Rev. J.
CALVIN STEWART, pastor.-Services in Belyidere
Hall AZ II A. NJ Sabbath school meets a. same
place at $3.50 A. NJ &
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svTRTNITY MFTUODTsT

CHURCH. SOUTH Broad stree, corner Twen-
tieih)-Rev. p A. PrrERsoN, pastor-freaching
st II o'clock A. ". and at o'clock +. VI. bS
key.W. Z. JAMES. Wednesday night service az
o'clock. Acordial invitation to all. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-10

-sEvENTH-STRE CHRISTIAN
A. NJ. byA r.. MOORE editor Of tho Missionary
Weekly. and at < j. NJ. by the pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. Y. 7. s. Q. T.. at 7;l5 L. NJ.
IS
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Eg-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Twelfth and Broad Notwithstanding az II
o'clock A. VI. and s o'clock F. ~. by Rev joins
POLLARD, ID. ID. t.
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w-IMMANUFL CHApF

sv-IMMANUFI. CHAPEL. corner Washing
ton and Beverly streets. Sunday School at 9:O
A. NJ. Sunday. Preaching at o'clock Il. NJ. by
Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART and Friday evening a.
o'clock. Is
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'g-SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Main and Sixth Streets Rev. w. w. LANDRUN.
ID. d. pastor.-Serylce 1T II A. NJ. Is
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s1- CENTENARY CHURCH Grace street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets Rev w. +. Jun
KISs, ID. D.. pastor.-Preaching at II A. NJ. and
j. NJ. by tho pastor. Is
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sV-GROyE-AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
between Linden and Beech streets).-Dr. \ A
Goodwin. pastor Preaching Sunday by the
pastor Mt If O'Clock A. NJ. and o o'clock F. NJ
and Wednesday evening az 3 o'clock Young
mems prayer-meeting Friday night at o'clock
All are welcome. IS
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EEFIRST FNaIIeH I

ss-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh and Grace streets).-REv J. G. SFE-
GERS. pastor.-Seryices II A. NJ. Sundays school
GAS ~ ~, Prayer meeting Wednesday, $3.50 F.
NJ T.
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fT WEST-YIEW BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev.
WALTER i. HINES, Pastor Preaching at II A.
NJ. and 7:i5 7. Nj. Special services every evening
this week at z :l5 o'clock, conducted by Rev. " !.
w. LANDRUM d. ID. The public are cordially in
yited TO attend. X
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sy-FIFTH-sTREETM NJ. L. CHURCH. Rev. W
A. LAUdHoN, pastor.-Preachng az II A. d. and
1:30 p. NJ Wednesday services s:i5 Z. NJ. sun
day-school at9 A. ~ Is
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sESECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DIR. Hogo VIII preach ~ u A. II. and 7. NJ.
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Eg-LAUREL-sTR METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner OF Laurel and
Albemarle streets, Row. c, G. WERTENBAKHR.
pastor Preaching at II A. NJ. and p. VI. Usual
services on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at L. NJ.
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. Nothing like it for dyspepsia and indices-
uon' summons Liver Regulator is . safe,
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ra-THERH WILL lie SERVICES FOR MEN

in the Mission Ten near the terminus Of the
electric car line on Seventeenth street.Saturdsy
at IL. Is D. NJ at which Rev. Preston Nash VIII
speak; n ! also At .'t5 II D.
On SUNDAY services will loo held at L. NJ AZ
which Dir. Douglas Leftwich will sing some
solos, and services again at T'45 r. NJ 1hep
services will be in charge OF Rev, q. i. VII
liams.
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Er-LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
ing on Sunday az II A. VI. and s.l5 PM Sundar
school at 9:l5 A. NJ. Prayer meeting on Mednes
day night at O'Clock. Young mems prayer
meeting TUESDAY night at S clock Il