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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14
KNOWLES
PATENT
SEWER -CLEANER,
READAND BE CONVINCED
OF ITS PERFECT WORK.

OFFICE CRY ENGryEFR.D
L -. .r L. III !

N'hfoLh. A.. OCTOBER j., 1897. !
10 he bora y Nree', Se'rer ond Dram Con-.
"'sS'oHerS' Aorfoik, w..
Gentlemen,-Th honorable the seloc, co,,
cil at Its meeting n March last PASSED the 81
loving resOluiIon-tO Wit.
Resolved, That tho Board Of Street Saver
ana bialn ConnisslOncrs examine into fha
merits Of the patent of Nr. Daniel Knogle, t.,,
the cleaning OF overs and report N the same
Is desirable 20 be applied 20 the sewerage OF the
city" sou
This resolution was referred 70 mo ,nl =.
WAS impossible tor me 20 give an opfri0n nf,.f
time had elapsed to try the device and com. 49,
IL with previous methods have been CONNIE. I'D
10 deter reporting on the same until the uresa,.t
moment IN order 90 try MIR. Knowles rstont.
| selected the lOrk-street extended lna rr
which the grades are rather fat. the pipe linz
sH,lnch one. and where We have had mora han
Ordluaiy ttouhlo from the accumula ALTON, -
grease which AZ this point OccasiOned tfe1rert
si0prage, not only Of the sewer itself. but of fs
house connections also. 10 ciean Ouf III. limo
required tho digging Of holes ia Tho ffr,et.
whenever II became stopped IN order On gets
rope through pipes Tor the purpose OF c.aan.
lng them, and the frequency OF the siOUiaxa
mere rende red this the most troublesome lateral
IN the whole of our eNerage and the one rals
me the greatest expense 50 putting u ln Order
since Dir. hnOWlCs puf ia his appliance about
year since We have ~ t had occasion 20 disturb
the street once AMI the opening OF the line from
stODpage has never required anything bar fla
removal Of the man hole plates and the a.tfa.
ton OF the wire rope. permanently IN the pifes
Inc saving m expense on I'M. street has been
marked one and I would undertaking
recommend, wherever we have similar trouble.
that tho appliance be used. ! 90 uot mean ID
say, however. that the general applioatio iof the
appliance 10 all orr lines Is either necessa ry or
advisable, but only in such places whore ielt
grades. abuse OF the original intention OF fha
sewers and the accnmui anon 81 grease occasion
frequent stoppages, and whore man holes Arc
few and far between. ~ is tho case ODD the first
section Of The sewer constructed
The point OF application OF tho appliance
must be left 70 your Judgment and neet NOT a
considered until the necessity Is demonstrated
in each instance.
Mr.. Knowles also mas a mobilization OF hnsn.
pliance for house connections. which iu nv
opinion, Is a good thing and which viii enable
any householder having - to free bis .aon.c-
tons from storpsges easily and inexuoasra'r
| have no doubt bur that this will be gradually
adopted 10y our citZens where stoprages iu
their lines occur. The settlement, with mr.
knowles for tho line already fixed and for fh8
future use Of his stent must be- matter ar
your future consideration and has mo- hesrngia
the matter that You are called upon 90 report
Very respectfully.
tSiGned w. H.. BROOKE
City Engineer
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News Items Gathered In Nelson County.

IoyfxGsroy. Va. Nov I3-lSpeciaL THE
school house in Mills Cove. about I'VE nlles
northwest OF LOyingst0n, caught hre last week,
but the flames we're extinguished before any
material damage was done. -,
Rev. oscar Littleton, of tharlottesvllle, pre-
siding elder Of Tbs district, was present 81 the
quarterly meeting Of the Methodist church at
LovingsiOn which was held Monday. CONSUMER
able church business was transacted
Mr. f. VI. TahaferrO. the telegraph operator
and depot agent at Montreal, mas resigned MS
position.
A tunnel is being cut through mountain on
the farm OF Mrs. Camdens. near BRYANT, by Mr.
} L. kidvel lie is seeking minei as. and has
gone abOnt hfty feet into the noun AIN slde.
One Of the saddest deaths ever known in tins
community was that of Miss MOllle hughes at
the residence of her uncle. Mr.. ). A. hughes
near Bryant. this county
j he 1ycO neghbOrhOOd ~ suffering from
dir hthera and tyl hold fever. several OF tho
public schools in the vicinity have cl0seu on hc-
count Of the diseases 800
llr. Maurv Coleman, OF noar'Nilleys ford,
Nelson county made y fortunate sale of lso par
rels of pippin apples AZ Arlington few days
ago. Mr.. Coleman has shipped this season be-
tween five and six hundred barrels Of apples 10
Greene Nhineray. Liverpool. England
The public schOOl-hOuse M Peters creek was
broken into this week, and much damage done
20 the benches and desks.
Mrs I. i patrick and Mrs. j; ". Beckns.
OF I've River, left on "Wednesday Tor SirasDurg 70
attend the funeral Of their little niece Elsie
Stckey. only child OF Mr.. A. c. SlcAley, Of
Strashurg.
little son OF Alr. Charley Wit. OF Ire River,
cut himself yory badly az the knee joint few
days ago. lie IS still under the care OF the
doctors.
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This confersnce and from ths discharge OF bis
dntios AZ presiding elder Of the Petersburg dis
.yic. an account OF III health
Resolyed That we tender our sympathies 10
our brother and his family in their deep slllIc,,
fions. and will pray that the blessings OF GOO
NAV abound unto him and that be may DO re-
stored 10 health.
Next Monday morning at II o'clock was hhed
AZ the time for holding memorial services
Conference adjourned At 30 =. NJ.
1t thought that Rev. Joshua l.. Hunter wlii
be sent 20 Clsy-street church. in hchmonc
Rev. 1. l.. Wilson 10 Laurel-street church, rev.
George II. Bay 70 Union-Station. his present
charge: Rev. Wiley Bledsoe returned to larkc
Place church. Dr. T.. ". Tudor returned 10
Broad-street church, Rev. J.. A. Peter
son returned TO Trinity church. II -
supposed that Rev. W. H.. MwN, OF
Cay-street church, in Richmond. VIII
be appointed 10 the pasforate Of Centenary
church in LynchhurG and Rev: Or. Young WI
10 sent to Centenary church in Richmond
Rev. G. c. vertenbsker will likely be removed
from Laurel-sreet church in Eichmond end
will probably go in the direction OF Norioih.
Rev. f. J. Master OF Crewe IS likely 70 20 70
Wesley church in this city. Rev. Wilbur !.
Robins, Of the Northern Neck. Is spoken OF q,
presiding elder Of the Petersburg district ana
also Rev. +. ". Edwards Transferred from
MurfreesiOrO n E.
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CHAPEL HILL. n C.. Nov. i3.-lSpecial.l The
football game in Raleigh between the tniver-
sity Of North Carolina and Wake Forest College
on the 49, h, ending III a dispute. viii probably
be played over again on the 2ist instant. The
University team refused TO play ont the last fif-
teen minutes OF the game because Of asserted
unfair rulings Of Prince the umpire, who was a
Wake Forest man. II IS claimed that Prince ac-
kpOwledged that he saw both Ferguson
Of the University and Hal Of Wake
see who struck the first blow. However. as
he disqualified Ferguson and refused TO rule
out Hall the University Quit. the score so far,
being to in favor Of the University. II Is
folly for the intercollegiate Foot-Ba Asso-
citation TO ch0o nm Tres from among the. col
l3ges interested in the games. They ought 10
1e selected from Virginia institutions.
Rev homas Hume. D. D.. professor Of Eng
lsh a this place. has gone TO Goldsboro to at
tend the Baptist state Convention He preached
the opening sermon there Tuesday night. Dr.
Hume is graduate OF Il chmond College and
the University of Virginia
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independent Order of Good TsmpIsrs.

WINDSOR. Va. Nov. f2-lSpeciaL DIR: 2 w.
Kirby. state lecturer for the Independent Orner
Of G God Tenn lars spoke to large audience IN
the Christian church here last night. lie said
that the order was not weak organization ~
some supposed. having in tho world eIghty-four
grand lodges. over 100 subordinate lodges and
over 10000 members. The ritual has boon trans
lated into fifteen languages and twenty thfeo
dialects. In Virginia there are over 40 lodges
with more than 1900 members The order
boasts OF 10000 reformed men in the
United states, He said that there we're
6D,OO drunkards in this country, 100000 OF
whom die every wear fifty thousand women
are brought; annually TO drunLnrds conditions
and 20lOOJ children are pauperized: Iie SAID
that y0OOO,GO gallons OF ardent spirits are con
sumed in the Uniied States IN twelve, months,
and that seventeen times more ~ rald iot run
than is paid to the churches. including All con-
trlbntions 10 foreign and domestic missions: 3,
After the address several persons united
with the Windsor lodge.
Rev J =. Dennis IS attending the Baptist
General Association in Norfolk thus week
Farmer, are busy picking off peanuts. ana
find the yield very short and hardly so per cent;
of last years crop. The quality Is not so gOod
either.
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Rocked In tho Cradle OF the Deep

Sound, nice, don't it? But oh, how fast. and
furious are the BOOKINGS in rough weather!
h. intestinal warfare bego-ten in your vitsls
by the seas comm ton bcggars description
What the proper capcr unGcr these crcum-
stances Take Hostetters Stomsch Bltters.
Nothing comparable 20 il for remedying, sea
sickness or the kindred nausea from which
many delicate land travellers suffer. Dys-
pepsia. cramps. constipation and bLiousness
also are Invariably and promptly .remedI ed bg
the Bitters Exposure in rough weather 10
often productive OF hur.fui. consequence,
use OF the Bitters which dffuses an agreeably
warmth through the system and promotes an
active circulation of the blood IN the extremi-
ties when benumbed and chilled Malaria.
kidney trouble. rheumatism and debility are
remedied b. the Eitters.
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Christian Missionary Society.


ROANOKE. Va. Nov. l2-lSpecisl The third
and last day OF the Virginia Christian MISSION
airy Society convened to-day with the usual de-
vOtlonsl exercises ,.. q.
/ regard 10 sending five delegates TO the tempe
/ rance convention, and which provoked so inuch
I discussion, was reported unfayOraDly by the
/ committee and substitute WAS offered Nblcn
/ SUBSTITUTE was that the convention put Itself
| on record as unalterably opposed 20 the
/ Lquor traffic, and hail with delight the pro-
! posed Temperance ,onVeniion 70 10 heiu AZ
Richmond IN he coming Lee mDer ana pa IL
/ God speed IN ell laudanie ana Christian ehofts
! in educating the people II Ia 1its OF TEMPER
ance. but did not think II tho BUSINESS OF ms.
si0nary convention TO send delegates 10 'Ha'
MT. Billiard. of Lynchburg. offered an amend
ment recommend ng that The churches take ac,
tive steps o suppress this trsihc D} voting anu
by al other eiiectual M ans
his WIS opposed BY l. y. Spencer who said
that no favoTe prohibition but he dld not
think il was the place OF he thurch 10 dictate
TO its memuers how they should vote
Colonel d. l. Cary. chairman OF The commit
tee on the establishment OF female seminary
SPOKE earnestly on tins subject lie sald tnat
$1,000 would puf the thing IN operation and
he proposed % take the lead hy giving one
tenth OF that amount COniri buttons came ia
frc IN al side and Sil.o5O were raised Tor the
establishment OF this school.
he committee On time and place reported
that the next session would be held az the
seyenth-stroet church. Richmond a. III 1871
November,
ii was moved and carried that regular tenn
perauce committee bo appointed to consider ia
all future meetings OF the board all questions
bearing on this subject so that the BODY might
be relieved Of tho contentious on tins question
thai have characterized its previous deliDera-
tlOns.
At the evening session half an hour was spent
in memorial services.
kilograms wore received from the Disciples
in convention ID Georgia and from the Mefho-
dist Conference now IN session IN Petersburg,
Va. sending greetings.
A standing committee was appointed 10 look
after the funds that had been donated 10 super
animated preachers, which fund has heretofore
lain idle for want II proper persons 10 nanag re II.
Resolutions were passed making all minis
tiers ex-othclo members OF the body and another
urging that the Disciples IairQnize the schools
throughout the State under :he management,
OF members ~ he churches.
The evangehzing board Was asked in the form
Of resolution 10 appropriate $50 Tor the ald OF
the cOlOrcd brethren in W gina.
Tie board declared us inability for want of
money 20 do So and 3 l. was raised Y private
subscription. aud placed in the hands OF the
board 20 be expended for this purpose IN what
ever field they saw fit
A dele cation of three were appointed 10 at-
pointed 10 attend the National conveniiOn,to be
held at Nashville, Tenn IN October. 1892.
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SHINING Apnlcs 70 Iiyerpool.

CHtpTOTTE LIE Va, Nov. Especial. !
That the country around Cr0zet il beautiful
every 'ravelar Dy he Chesapeake and Ohio who
has pas. ed hat station this autumn must he
convinced. In ever, direction all orchards were
rich with fruit Now that tha product has been
gathered there is every evidence that the fore
sight Of the fruit growers hrs been rewarded.
barrels Of picked fruit an much Of il has
found its way across the Atlantic and realized
good profits in the great apple market
LIVERPOOL. The success Of Mr.. W S. Ballard
and Mr. j. G. Gentry has encouraged many
others % embark in the business OF fruit grow
ing. and the lands near tie Blue Ridge, so adj
mirahly adopted 20 this industry. are being
bought Up
The seventh animal conference Of the Young
Men Christian AssocIa ion Of Virginia con
vened IN the chapel a. the University at $50
this evening.
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RoAvoKE. Va. Nov. r. Special Since Rabbi
Block has taken charge OF the Jewish Syna-
gogue here he has turned over p new Lent
among the followers OF Moses and is comII
are strict in tholr selections Of meats Rabbi
Il0ck coming is boon He is to kill all the
beef used in Jewish families. and has knife
two feet long y. Reni ch. OF the city market.
furnishes the beef and the rabbi goes 10 bis
slaughter house every day and Stays the AMI
mails.
Ihs throat is cut by two motions Of the knife.
One sewers the vndpipe. he other the large
artery. and the beef leeds 10 death. After It is
opened the rabbi examines the liver AMI other
parts and decides whe her the beef Is sound.
When il Is cut up AZ he stall in ten pound pieces
tn rabbi stamps il in red wax as follows:
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Rappahaunock Valley C,nvocatIou.

LoRETTo. ESSEX CoUNTY. Va, Nov. H.
lSpeciaLl--The Rappahannock Valley COnvOca-
ton met at Nanters church Yesterday seven
members were. present. hey. ,Aessrs Birkhead'
Clark. Davis, Green, Latane. Meade and Ware.
The opening service was preached 10y the iey.
William NJ Clark, of Fredericksburg. A mis-
sionary address was delivered by the Rev.
Eyerard Meade. The cOnvOcatiOn sermon was
preached by the Rev. :. 5. Ware, Of Port TO, al,
st. John church. Iappahannock was chosen
as the next place Of meeting, the time being the
Tuesday after Easter. 1892 A resolution was
passed offering the sympathy Of the conyoca-
ton 10 Bishop White and expressing the hope
that MS recovery may be speedy one
he brethren present EXPRESSED their interest
in the mission work IN Brazil and substantial
pledges were made towards that object.
The rector OF this parish IS 20 be cOngra IL
lated on the condition OF affairs ia his field. HIS
rectOry Is being enlarged and new chapel has
cen recently completed az rettO.
I he Rev. ". G. a mi, the chairman. ire
sided with great dignity at oil the meet IS
Mr.. LatOni IS one Of the Olde 10 mbers OF The
conyocatiOn, though by no means the oldest
man II 10. This has be en- a very pleasant meet
ing to both congregation and clergy.
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Al oid Man Caught in a Bel, and Torn.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. Ii.-At Alisonville.
tWcut}-hve miles from here Monday. Joseph
carney. y .ty-hNe ears OF age met 4 horrible
death Ho went nto Hour mill 20 sharl en- his
hal het Oh & grlndsone hat was run ty steam
Nhilc IN tn room alone he was caugh, in the
cir and carried with II for several revolutions
hearing his feet strike the iioor as no was car
RED arol nj with the bel. the engineer run M
from elIw and found him dead Both arms
were torn OF. both legs 70 broken IL seversl
place., ms neck was broken sud the entire room
was spattered with blood. Ills flesh was torn
from almost IVORY part ~ his body ana lie vas
almost beyond recognition. lie leaves q family.
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B0wIISG GREEN. Va. Nov l2.-lSpecisll-
Deputy Collector y. a Coihert last Monday
sci ed three packages, one ten, and two iiye
gallon kegs the latter two filled with apple
brandy, which he had reasons 20 believe was
illicit.
one Of the smaller kegs was addressed to Mr.
William Garrett, the other to j. ) Potts the
latter unknown TO he people OF Caroline.
Tie brandy was found III the saloon OF ). l..
Early ami came from A. r. lhomas. a liquor
merchant OF Madison tOurthOu.e.
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Want the Judge 10 BE His own Successor.

PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE. VA. Nov. r.
ISpeciaLl-Ihe people of this county, irrespec-
tive OF party. are anxious 90 have Judge kiyes
elected by the next Legislature a. his own suc-
cessOr he - very popular in this county and
ha, made fair and impartial Judge.
There Is q grcA COMPLAINT with the farmers
peanuts.
The corn crop is better than il has been for
years.
The Democrats are all smiles over tho result
of the late election, as il is the first time we
have had O Democrat 10 represent US in the
Legislature for fourteen years
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Contract. Awarded to Bu,ld Bridges.

CHATHAM. Va. Nov. is-At the last meeting
Of the county board Of supervisors the King
Iron Bridge Company Of Cleveland. OHIO was
awarded tho contract TO build an iron bridge
across SANDY river a. Motleys old mil site. AZ
a cost of s22iO.15 Messrs Jordan l. ingram Il
Son were awarded the contract 20 buiid P COW
cred Lrld-e across Sandy creek 81 W. Il. Alb
bolts az a cost Of $500
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FRONT ROYAL. Va Nov Special. There
was pretty wedding on Wednesday at O'Clock
al the home Of Mr. h. l.. Almond. a short dis
tance from Lnray, Va. The contracting parties
were Miss Carrie Almond and Mr. robert Lin
ton Irtchard Of Luray, an employe of the
United states revenue So rvlce. , ho day was
almost rerfeci from Its own resource but the
smiles of Joy that Wreathed the ia es OF the
friends who had been invited o witness the in
ieres lng ceremony we're not cntrclVoccasioncd
By he bright day Hiss almond is one Of
Page most fascinating daughters. and Mr.
Prltchari. 4 vel as Mss Almond. has host of
warm friend. oil Of whom admire them be-
cause Of their intellectual. social and moral
worth
he attendants we're Miss Eliza Shepherd. of
Stauni on, Miss Leila Young of Luray: Miss
lannie brand, Of Luray; Miss Bessie Perry. Of
Luray. Mrs Marve. OF IurQy: Ntssrs. N D.
LOhannOn and Hugh Carey, Of ] uray; Lewis
Willis. OF Riverton; Hugh Naylor. % Cedar
vile, and d. {. O'tiaheriy. of Front Royal
The bride WAS dressed III white silk trimmed
with chiffon and wore orange blossoms Mis-
Sheppard wore white mil; Miss Brand. pink
India silk and lace; Miss Young pink null ana
cOrsagt bouquet; Miss Perry. white albatross
and corsage bouquet; Miss Marye. baby blue
albatroSs.
After the ceremony. which was performed by
the Rev Mr.. Burman, of hentucEy. tho party
partoOk 81 refreshments aud soon thereafter
lett for iuray, where the bridal PAIR took he
tram for New York AMI other Northern cities.
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LExTGToN, KY.. Nov, l2-rSpecal Presi.
dent James h. Patterson OF the rtate College.
while driving on limestone streef vesterfsv
~ ming Was run over by an electric street-car.
Tho buggy was smashed to pieces and turned
over on him lie IS seriously injured about the
will recover IN the course Of week or two.
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Democracy and trrif reform. and that fact ~
proven by the success Of three OF the Tour
Democratic Candidates for Governors In inc
States mentioned. .t-
cleo ed to the Legislature from this city anu
county. was pleasantly surprised by large
number Of his lady friends last night VINO n ,s
parlors Of the Braddock Hotel. Dancing WAS
indulged in until late hour, when refresh
ment were served. Short speeches were made
by MFR. Bendheim and Mr. r. Il. Taylor.
ba fnneral Of Mr. Thomas l.. Monroe took
place from st. Mary's church this morning.
aud was largely attended. -,
Mr.. William Wolf who was one OF the oldest
merchants of the city died AZ his residence. on
upper King street. this morning in the seventy
second year OF his age.
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~ ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH Broad street, corner Iwenty-ffthl-
Rev. LEWIS ". BURTON, rector: Rev e. Il.
hUYK, assistant. Sunday services al 81 Johns
and a. Meddell- Memorial chanel denny street.
fulton AT II 4. NJ. and J.. " Bishop Jack
son WILL preach at 81 John IN tho morning a
cordial invitation and welcome Tor all
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REOAn-S'

EBROAD-ST STREET METHODISTC CHURCH
corner Broad and Tenth streets Rev W. y.
TUDOR ID. D., pastor.-Sunday-sch $3.50 A. Vi.
Epworth League services Sunday evening st
:. Preaching AZ T. A VI. by Rev w. VI II AYES.
d. d.. OF Georgia. snd 40 q T. " hy Rev. J. Z.
WHITLEY Lecture ri T. W. Nednesday Class
meeting, o'clock Thursday night. A cordial
inyitatioE 10 all.
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Killed by me this day
lDatel RABBI BLOCK.

The Jews will not eat the headquarters
the front being considered preferable according
20 Mosaic law All other clean meats are
killed and examined IN the same way.
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fs-PARK PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, SOUTH west franklin Rev. j.
WILEY BLEDsoE u. D., pastor. Preaching az
II A. VI. by Rev. " J.. EyANs, -. d.. OF the Nir-
ing of tho Railroad Branch Of the Young Men s
Chrisia A, ISOLATION vii. be held. Prayer AMI
praise meeting will be- held in the locture-room
from roo 20 4 p N. SUNDAY sch0ol al 9:l5 A. NJ.
meeting Monday night az < o'clock. friday
night class meeting at O clock. Strangers and
the public generally are cordially invited 70 at
tend all the services Seats free.
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r-CHRIST EPISCOPAL CT RCH corner
Twenty sndlenable stress .-Rey. Pays
Divine service a. n A. NJ and T. " Sunday
Eyening prayer AMI lecture o clock. Weines-
dey-( hapel of kedeemer ~ sionl.-Nunday-
school at $3.50 + VI. Evening prayer and sermon
1.an 0 clock Sunday II
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Er-THTRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH corner Of
Twenty-siXth and Marshall streets. Rev. T. A.
CoLE pastor PREACHING a. II A. W. and J. VI
Sunday school p 9:ij 4. Vi. Mems missionary
meeting at3:30P NJ IS
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:s-GRovE-AyENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. 5. A. GOODWIN, d. D., pastor. Preaching &
II a.; NJ. and J.. NJ by Rev. g. q. JOSEs. pasi,r
OF the College Hill Baptist church. Lynchhurs.
Va. hey. Dit. JoSEs will also preach every night
during tho coming week. All arc welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-14

tr OIL D MARKET PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Rey. l.. 3. .TURNBUIL Pastor.
day school 9:3O a. d. Gospel services Nednes-
dayR Z. u. q
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rETRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. SOUTH corner Of Twentieth and
Broad streets Rev r. 4 PKrEesaN, ,lastor--
aud at z. NJ. by Rev. Vs. NJ. HANS, Of Georgia.
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WHOWARD'S GROVE METHODIST FPIS-
COPAL CHURCH SOUTH-Rev. LERoY J.
PHAUP. psstor.-Presching az II A. W. and {
i. NJ No service at ight During the winter
services Will begin 70 o clock instead of 19J
Regular services during the week.