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LAGT EXCURSION 80 WASHING.
TON Wa y. 4 o. K. II.

On Thursday, March 10th, the
3. & o. Z. i. will run the last Of
the series Of excursions to Washing.
ton which have become so popular
during the winter. This excursion
will iA no WISE differ from those
which have preceded, and which
have given entire satisfaction to the
hundreds who have -aioyed them.
There will be the same low rate and
the same unexcclled train service Of
passenger coaches end Pullman
Parlor or Sleeping Cars heretofore
provided,
Washington Is more attractive in
March, If possible, than during any
other month Of the year. 1t is
then that the frat signs Of spring
appear in the public squares and
parks. Congress is IN session.
The public buildings the art CALLER
les and the Museums are open to
visitors free Of charge.
Tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, and itermediate points to
Martiusburg are valid to Baltimore,
and as they are good for ten days
ample time is afforded for side
trips to Mt. Vernon, Old Point
Comfort, and other adjacent points
Tickets valid on all trains, whether
limited, express or local, going and
returning.
For time Of trains and rates Of
fair consult appended table. For
ParloF or Sleeping Car accommoda-
dons and descriptive pamphlets
address nearest j. g. o. agent.
LrAvr rrH rnts rvs rvt ntrr
Grafton te0p 5soam 9.05 aIg AsDa.u. elr0
NcWDlfR. la' '"s's.f '. s.st -.t.... l1i
HunNfIlun. H.NI ......ss .a..... ....... q Nr
gs.rs AI'a se2 81 iios ~"" 9
Corresponding low rates from
other stations
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars
on al Of above trains,
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our MARCH WEATHER,
According to the Arrangements Of
Hicks, The Storm Praphe..

Mercury is at the center of its
disturbing period on the 2nd. Re-
actlonary storms are also due from
that date to the 5th. The moon S
first quarter being on the 9th, and
the electric tension being greatly
Increased by our approaching
yernal equinox. 1t will bc prudent
TO anticipate storms and hard. try.
ing weather from about the 2nd to
9th. The period will come in with
winds shifting to s0utherly rain
will appear first, turning TO heavy
sleet, and finally 90 snow in North
ern and Central States. Don't for
get that Mercury is our slect god,
that his power begins five days
before. and reaches Eve or six days
beyond the 2ud. and expect his
seety coat of mail to enwrap shrub.
berry, and play diabolical prsnks
with the wires in many parts of the
land. a severe dash of artic breath
will follow.
About the 11th of March is
alw ,ys "a critical time. The vernal
equinoy is about the crisis of its
electrical excitement within three
to four days of that date. A regu-
lar storm period is central on the
Slh, its days of greatest violence be-
ing from that date 30 the 1lth.
These facts, added TO the full moon
on the morning Of the 18th. indi-
cate atmospheric and electrical dis.
turbances of marked violence. BY
this we do not mean anything out
OF the ordinary course of nature, or
that ihe earth and elements are to
% TO pieces but we DO mean TO sny
that meteor illogical danger is prob
able from the Sth to 18th, especially
along coasts and on the seas.
Storms OF general rain and snow
will result at the same time, and
cold wave Of great intensity VIII
spread eastward and southward
from about the 10th to 18th. The
l4th and 18th are dates upon and
touching winch there will be a sud
den change to very warm, attended
by electrical storms, and followed
by change OF wind and sharp freez.
ing up to about the 18th.
a regular storm period is central
OF March 20ih, being within forty
eight hours Of the suns central
bearing on our equator. The
moon is on the equator, also. on
the 2lst The equinox Of Mars on
April 18th, viii also bring it's full
disturbing power into play by this
time. Those who arc looking for
an open p1ssags into warmer sum.
mer weather. will find their hopes,
and perhaps other possessions
blthed by frost between the 22nd
and 2Gth. Plan for the care OF
your stock. and The protection OF
early vegetation. Another sudden
change from cold to very warm viii
occur 2Gth to 2Sth, with rain south
ward, turning TO snow in the far
west and north. Tie daal dash Of
cold for the month will follw, up TO
thc 30th. March will so out with
rising temperature, and the appear.
ance OF storms in the west which
viii run into the opening days Of
April.
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the party IN line in old Lyon while
yonr humble servant went to tho
rugged mountains Of Hardy and
Hampshire counties with Squire
Baker and reduced the Democratic
majortiosl All, the party can never
repay us for that work. it was the
effort of our lives. But the distil-
leries that knew us once will know
us no morew The hand-olapping
and hurrahs which followed this was
genuine and from the heart.
"rhere is Que thing | wish TO
correct in your last letter." said
Boss Lanham. "and that is relative
TO the denomination of Senator
Worloy. The Senator will not be
renomInated We will have TO sac.
rifice him this time in the interest
of harmony. The rest of your
ticket is correct, but harmony in
tho party demands the nomination
OF another gentleman for State Sen.
ator, whose name we are not at lib
erty TO give TO the press. We have
few deals on hand, which. if
accepted 10y the other faction will
insure the selection of our candi.
dates. You see there are so many
Of the boys who have notion in
their head that they arc entitled to
the good things which the party is
offering this year thas makes it
quite difficult for us to select from
the list. At the proper time we will
decide on the rest OF the ticket and
the rest of the boys will be with
drawn from the contest this year,
and tt would be a good idea for YOU
TO state this fact so it Will prepare
the boys to slide down easy" and
the Trio Of Bosses exchanged glanccs
of admiration for each other.
Can YOU give me a hint as to
who is the lucky man for Sheriff, /"
| remarked, ''as this is the only
Office that is burdcned with candi-
dates ?"
CAS- it is only n question of time
until the names of all the candi-
dates are made known l do not
mind telling you that the next State
Senator will come from Portland
district and the Sheriff from Union
district, but / will leave you to
guess their names"
Thus ended the interview with
the Newburg Bosses.
The LoUNGER,
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NOT GOOD POLICY.

Our esteemed cotemporaries, tho
Fairmont Iade1 and Morgantown
Dominion, as we'll as other Demo-
cratic papers Of the state, are boom
ing William l.. Wilson for Cover.
nor. This we regard as mistake
aud not good politics. Not but
that Mr.. Wilson 10 in every way
well qualified to make first class
Governor and il nominated would
be elected by an old fashioned
Democratic majority that would
forever set at rest the cry that
" West Virginia is doubtful
state" In the first place we cannot
spare such an able Representative
from Congress, and it would be 4
national misfortune TO retire such
a leader from thu floor OF the House
aud Mr.. Wilson could not afTored
to give up his seat in Congress
which he can hold as long as no
wants it, at a salary Of $4,000 per
year for au Office that pays but
S2700. lie has time and again
declined the pressing oTcr OF moro
rcmunerative positions. There is
other good Gubcrnatorial timber in
4 l. a
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Portland to be llonored With tl c
State Senatorship and Union
With the Shcriilialty.

The J0urral is trying to scare OF
the candidates who are not the
choice of the Ring by telling them
that Preston county is infested by
the Cooley gang" and that it is
not safe :or them to travel around
over the county elechoneer;ng, but
it will take several Cooley gangs
and Republican, Bosscs to scare
them out of the woods. They are
determined to make the sacrifice if
thcy DO lose their liver pad In run
ming from the Coolcys and the Jour-
nm This is authoritive and strictly
"Conddeutial," rs Boss Dawson
makes hls circulars read when he
wants them to fall into the hands
Of the Democrats.
Last week there was a general
gathering OF the Bosses at Parkers-
burg from all over the State. They
met and resolved by the Elkins bar'l
that they carried West Virginia
once more. IL Is said to have been
. very harmonious meeting, and
each and every Boss declared he was
not a candidate for any Office, pro-
viding Boss Elkihs would sacrifice
his time in tho interest Of the Re-
publican state League.
a glance at the list Of delegates
from Preston will convince the rea-
der that every delegate was either
ON oflice-holdcr an onice-seoker or
a relative 20 The holder or seeker.
unless it was The CoIorod Bearer,
Boss Horace Tucker, which The
League members were not long in
finding out, for they fell foul Of
Boss Horace and robbed him Of his
watch chain in the convention hall.
For fear some Republican will
brand this as Democratic lie" /
will let Boss Horace speak for him.
self, which he did in the following
language 81 was up to Parkers-
burg TO help bury you Democrats.
We had a bully time. ] Inever had
moro fun until some one stole my
watch chain. Yes, sir, stole my
watch chain right in the conyou-
ton, and they wouldn't allow no
body in that convention but Ropub.
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The Magazine Of American HIS
tory furnishes with each monthly
issue vigorous illustration of its
unmlstakablc wealth Of resource. as
we'll as of the scope Of this leading
historical publication of the United
States, which is as broad az the con
tiuent itself. The March number
is, as usual, handsome and attrac
tive and contains mass Of dcsira.
bic information on timely topics.
The opening paper is by President
Charles Kendall Adams. LID,
entitled, "Some Recent Discoveries
Concerning Columbus" and moth
ing could be more welcome 60 stu
dents, specialists, and the intelligent
public, particularly at this retro
spectiye period Of our Country's
AFFAIRS, than this essay. President
Adams demonstrates very clearly
how Columbus sailed around Wat
ling's Island and landed from the
west rather than from the east, and
thus entered the New World on the
Chicago instead OF the New York
side he also gives the reader the
latest and most authetic informa-
ton as to the recent discovery OF
the burial place and remains Of
Columbus. There has been no end
Of controversy on this theme. buf
Rudolf Cronau, a German traveller
and historical critic, reviewed The
whole question in 1891, and hes now
established the fact beyond doubt,
that the remains Of Columbus are
still living in tho cathedral at San
Domingo. The paper Of President
Adams embodics all this. and much
more, in toe most concise, forciblc
and conclusive manner. The second
article is an able ana delightful
paper on "Once Famous Louis.
burg" by John George Bourinot.
Lid, Dot. Tie third Is Che
conclusion OF President James &.
Yelling instructive historical
study Of "Slavery in The Terrific
ries." which may be used with profit
iu the schools and colleges as one Of
the best textbooks oxteht relating
TO that important subject.
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OLD SHOES.

How much n man Is Ike old shoes
For instance Both a sorl may lose;
Both have been tanned both are made tich
BY cobhlers; both get left and right;
Both need mate TO bc complete.
And both are made 60 go on feef.
They both need hecling. Oft are soied.
Aud both ia time turn all 70 mold.
With shoes the last i flrst with men
The first shall be the last and whom
The shoes wear out they're mended new;
When men wear out they're pen dead, too.
Tney both are trod upon. ana both
Mili tread ON others. nothing loath,
Both have their ties and both incline
when polished in the world 70 shine:
Aud both peg out and would you choose
To be a man OF be his shses
- Erctnnge.
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THE STATE supERINrrNDnScy
BDIron ARGUS -

KDiroR ARGUS -
Now that the time is drawlrS
near when the people OF West vir-
ginia will have to decide upon some
one for Supt. of Schools, we who ars
interested in school work. have in
mind a man, who, by his untiring
devotion TO the cause OF education,
and tine uplifting of the schools, has
shown himself a5iR 6lfed for tins
responsible position. The man to
whom we refer is Prof. Robt. A.
Armstrong, OF the West Liberty
Normal School. Mr.. Armstrong
has been engaged in school work
the past ten or twelve years. Is Il
graduate Of the West Virginia Uni
versity, and has been Principal of
the above named Normal School for
SIX years. His unparalled success
in this ono school alono is quite
enough to rank him among the
ablest educators of the day.
BY his strict attention TO duty,his
devotion to the cause of right, his
impartial Judgment in all things,
he has been called, and Justly too,
by the people who know him best.
"A Just man i'm all particulars, even
to a fault"
Ability to perform the duties Of
Office is not the only requisite nee
essary, One may be well qualified
in this respect and yet be unpopu-
lar. In fact be pronounced failure.
The age demands more than
SIMPLY a knowledge of the one feat
uro. 1t demands social nature as
well.
II is not often we meet yount
man IN which the two are SO hap.
PLY blended AS we find them in
Prof. Armstrong. Possessing an
almost feminine delicacy of man
ner, happy disposition and tie
power of adapting himself to all cir
cumstances, it is not strange that he
Is the centre of attraction for his
host of friends. Firm, resolute,
considerate, gentle, He is a hard
student, faces "LifoS problems" in
the happiest manner possible, and
makes the best OF everything. We
commend to the voters for their
earnest consideration thc name of
Prof Armstrong for State Supt. Of
Free Schools, and beg them rcmem.
ber that if they desire, and they
certainly do, man of impartial
judgment, excellent reputation and
unparalleled qualifications, they
have them all In him.
ONE INTERESTED IN THE CAUSE.
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DIRECTORY.
State Omclals-

ooveruor-A 4 Brooks Fiemins. Marion County
Secretary of Staie--W N. ola ~. Marion Co
Andltor-Patrick y. Duify, We 9ster CO.
Treaaurer-Wliliam # ThOrnn ON. Cabell CO.
Attorney Oonoral--Aifred Cal swell. Ohio Co
Asst. Attorney iIeni--O. ID. Cos *, Ohio county
sunt OF Sehools-B. 5. Morg IN. Monongaiia
unity.
Adiatant Gencral--B. II. oNla ?. Kanawha Co
state Librarian --Chl lrles Hags n. Marion Co.
L. & Narshai--u. s. White. 4 Rrsball county
Private Sec'y t. tsov.--Jas. kNf ng. Ohio COenty
'Chlef clerk Auditors Oaice--f. IN. a. Cracratt
. /" Sec'y states Olice B. W. Taylor
Suot schools :" i. Y. Cork.
+" {" Trensnrer'S r. .Herndon.
p" Adjt. Gen.'s --rhoS j Grass.
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The United Brethren Church. ifs
rise and progress in West Virgins.
Fifty wears Of IT'S history i'm the
state, by Rev. j. T.. Uensloy. m.
d.. will appear in full in the April
NUN bee Of the Southern Historical
Magazine. Tn August, 1886, tho
Semi-Contonnial Of The United
Brethren Church iu West Virginia,
was celebrated in Mason county.ths
State. DR.. J j.. Hensley was the
historian ON that occasion, and well
did ho perform his work. ft is one
of tho most interesting chapters ru
the Church History Of the South.
Secure &c by ordering the Southern
Historical Magazine, g peranmm,
f0c. per copy. Address VIngrL a.
Lewis, Charleston, ". Va.
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OHIO COUNTY GREED.

Ohio county seems to want the
earth and all tho good things there
Of. She has nearly always had a
place on The State ticket and now
has candidates enough to gobble up
everything in sight. There is Hon.
Y. s. Riley who is receiving quite a
boom for Attorney General, aud is
well qualified for tie position, but
Ohio county has held this Office
now for eight years and we say
give some other county a chance.
What's The matter with Preston
county and r. j. Crogan as the
man Robert A. Armstrong. who
is a prominent candidate for State
Superintendent and p good man to
for the office. While Col. Thomas
Darrah and Hon. A. j.. Garden are
dividing The strength oftheir own
county in the race for Auditor and
viii probably kill each other Off
Robert White, (who has not heard
Of " Bob Whito,") is spoken Of as
o good man 20 lead the ticket and
wear Gov. Fleming shoes. There
are probably other candidates ia
the county, but this isl all we have
room 20 mention now.
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a SPECIAL OFFER TO TEACHERS
AND STUDENTS.

I'm order to introduce Hughess
Question Books and "1'he West Va.
Educational News" we make the
following liberal oGcr
Any teacher or student who sill
send an order for Hughes Qaostlon
Books, accompanied by SL25. viii
receive tho "Wcst Virginia Educa-
tional News" free for ono year.
This offer holds good only until
May T., 1892. Address.
R. W. NANDALE g. Go.
Charleston, w. Va.
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uNIrRn srArEs CAluRr.

Judye--J. JAckssn. ParSers .urg. wood Co.
elerk--I ~ Moore clhrksbur (. Harrison Co.
II. $ District Att'y-,;. G. = drg.ss, Morgan
town. MOnongalia county.
Asst DiSt. Attorneys---S. c. Burdett. ClRrks-
burg. Kanawha county, and L. :. Elicit,
KinewOod, Preston county.
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The Ar5z03'0 Hicd,er seems 10 be
located at New Martiusyillc in
Wetzcl county now or at least the
editor seems 10 be employed on the
staff ofthe IJci.ei Dcmocrqt IS Wit
ness he following interesting local
from that paper
Bill Snyder, Of lonesome Fork,
came over to town Monday to get a
license TO marry Peggy Flynn Bill
had never asked Peggy any qucs-
tons, in fact, had never spoken to
her in his life, but Bill had Joined
the Mormon Church and didn't
think that Formally was necessary
with one OF the Saints Of God. "
Peggy wculd have seen Bill crawl
ing on his hands and knees forty
miles deep in the battomless pit be-.
fore she would hive touched him
with the toe OF her brogan, and
when she learned Of Bhl's conduct
she went ont into the woods and cut
"a good stout hickory ox-gad and
waited Tor Bill. Bill came along
presently. whistIing "The Girl ]
Left Behind Me" until the owls
hooted ia daylight. Then Peggy fell
on bin aud wore bis back clear
down to the spinal column, and it
was hard 60 tell when sac got done
whether Bill or the hickory gad had
suffered most. Bin says that be
doesn't know whether he will be
able to go before the Grand Jury
or not, but that be means to lick Che
first man who looks at him and
grins,
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Sherig- Daniel X. Jac <son.
Deoutie s-Iulius X Monroe. Kingwood, VALLEY
nj Pie.sant +: /. " Cg.ss. Lyon: y. o. LaptH.
Union r. T. annway, Reno; f.. L. Cup9e;t,
t,-Sat; Donses Forrnaa, Portland.
Clerk Circuit C,urt-Iohn W. Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney J Fariue7
Co1nty surveyor--A j. McMilea.
supt. of sohsols-W,a. =. Conley.
Assessor East side. Gabriel Pnlliam.
" West side, John S. Perkins.
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Members ofCongress.

First Distrlct-Johu o. Pendleton, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Secont District-Nilliam T.. Wilson, Charles
Gown, Jefferson Co.
Third DlStrict-Iohn D. Anderson. Nicholas c.
H. Nicholas COunty.
Fourth Distriot-Iames Capehart, Point Pleas
ant Mason coanty
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sHprsa ae Cour; OF Appcals.

Daniel u. Lncas, Prest., Jefferson Co.
He2ry Brannon Lewis Co.
j. w. EacliSh. Mason Co.
Homer n. Holt. GrseHbrier Co.
o. s. Long, Clerk, Kanawha o.
Atfrei Caldwell. Reporter. oh , Co.
Conyencs AZ ChNlestan SecoH Wednesday in
anuary; Wheeling. first Wedn. sday In June /;
,harlesto wn, frst Wednesday II, SepteTnbcr.
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6fl56af{iia1staslI;a 81, &C.
THE LoUEGER.
The Delegates from Preston Coun-
tY to the Republican State League
All Bosses, 0fiee-holdors and
Office hunters.

Each Delegate Tries to Out-do the
Other in Showing his Love and
Ncneration for Grand Boss
Elkins' Barrel.
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omelals.

Mavor-Gue J ShaGer
RECORD 9r-Janos w. White.
Town sergeant James ". Flynn.
Go theifnan-W y Wartiu Juips x Monroe
Henry W BJnrdock, Wilbur Postsn and George
Wiillams.
Societies;
KNIGHTS Of pvthias Lodge meets every rue-
DAY evening at their hall over =. ". Bakers
store at 500 O'Clock
independent Order of odd Fellows todre
meets every Saturday evening at thoir hail iu
Bishops Block at 500 O'cl0ck.
Golden Wate Encauoment No. 20. 7. @. %. y.
maots First and Third Monday evening" oi
each month. in the odd Follows Han, over the
postOffcc
Tho Indapaudent order of Good Templer7
r,odge meets every Friday evening, in tho I. q
%. r. Han. at 7eO O'Clock.
King rhniU Tribe No. f5. 1r1proved order q
Red Men meets every wednesday evening az
Blakor's store.
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Kingwood Joseph M. Goodwin, Simeon Mat.
singlS.
valley Dave c Zlnn, John ". Strahin.
Lyon Jane NcGee DeVid y. Gibson,
Reuo t. IT. Whcaier, Il. NJ summers.
Portland J shn " Hill. A. G.. Meson.
-1nIOn Jesse W Shafer, Julius Schetr.
seasant, Lovi r. Miller. d. u. Martin.
3rant, w. II. McGibbOns. Alpha Hasalis.
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Train leaves kingwCod 40 $50 g. M aud ar
fiVes af Tunueiton at e.it a. fn.. leaves Tunnel.
t.nn at u 90 q nj and arrives AZ K.nrwood an 1890
i1. Leaves kinRWuod ot 800 10 fn and arrive
ei Tunncfon at 500 b. fn.; leaves rnnnaifor af
No y m an4 arrifo. 70 hinEw1dt aL f03 b. m
N'Hs IEiIF except asua1F.
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Cena.aDIes.

KIngwood District, J. J.. stone. Joseph T,
Rhodes.
VRtioy-A j. peBerry, Emanuel DiNcu.
Iyon--I w Criss. william u. TAYLOR.
Reno-fen r. Wood ward. Slu'i W. Bowman.
PortIand-Wm s. MnGnuiS, Il. Q. Martin
ITnion- Lloyd G. Shafer, George Gcissnan.
Plcasant-Janes r. Fu'lmer.
CrAnt--Niiliam T. II. Miller.
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coMNrsstaSERs CoUSrY COURT.
Kingwool LEROY shaw, Prcsidont
Rene MoSeST Sinclair.
lyon. Reason A. Peu.
Valley Mason Watson.
Grant Samuel +. Conner,
Pleasant Ben 4. Conner.
PORTLAND, Il. D. BENSON.
Union, Page II. McCTHm.
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Boss Horace Tucker Robbed OF his
Watch Chain in the Republican
League Convention Hall a Par.
kersburg.
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Courts Convene.

Circuit Court March -, September !, and
December n. 81,
duly and October.
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rnIied Stalcs scna,ors.

Charles j. Faulkner, Matansburg. Berktey
County.
Johs :. Kenua, Charleston, Kanawha County
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Churches.
Presbyterian Church eundayStho0i at am
Prayer MeeNngoyerg wednesday evening.

Trayer Meetlngogerg Wolnos1ay evening.
~ n Church -Rov VI W Ridor Pastor
Services Preaching cvcry sunday at i03l in.
MseflnR0 q. M. Y0u1g Folks Mcetino at 6i5 p.
n. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening 20
1.3l
An. ~ Church Rev Boslcy Royce. Pastor.
Services-f Preaching. Fourth Sunday ln each
mouth.