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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-19
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The Associated Press Report of the HoT-
ribIe Accident

The Associated Press Report oil the HoE
rible Accident
CINCINNATI, O., January 1s.-SpecialS
ron the cities near CeredO, w. Va te'l
1s news of a terrific explosion AZ the
Plprix powder mills, destructive to
lie, this morning. The PhPnix mill Is
situated az Kellogg, near Ceredo' ana
about half way between Huntingdon
w, Va, and Catlettsburg, Ky. rms Is
The third explosion at this mill WITHIN
Six months. and is by all odds the most
-eS'ruCtive one.
How the awful wreck Of to-day was
bought about will never be known, oe-
cause not q soul that was in the mill Is
.s', alive To tell the story. At hall past
-'yb, o'clock this morning people 10
.1g1,on, twenty-five miles away, heard
,1e terrible decorating roar. In CerGoO'
'1ree miles away, windows were broken
s1d wares in the stores were SnaAeu
hon the shelves. In CatiettSOurg,
nearly ten miles away, the earth shOOA
all people were alarmed.
10 has been ascertained that the nrSI
explosion was in the glazing room wneIe
there we're ten tons Of powder. Then
'lccessively the packing house the
Magazine and the four wheel mills ana
@s'.y a car loaded with gun poWuer'
vent hurting in fiery fragments through
le air. Not a veStige OF the entire
plant remains and the country for nail
a mile around Is strewn with fragments
Of the bindings and OF the bodies OF hve
men, victims of the disaster. IL Is not
SHOWN definitely but at the present
sriting it is believed that not less tha9
,,airty-6ve tons OF powder were burned
u lhe several explosions. .,
Ias killed are: ARCHIE LlvneSEoN'
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THE HOUSE
Listens Perforce TO the Reading OF n Bill
Two Bours Long.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January Is
The House considered the bill relating
to public printing and to binding and
for the distribution of public docu-
ments. The reading Of the bill consum-
ed nearly two hours. But little atten-
tion was accorded to it, the members
occupying the time in reading the pa
pers, attending TO their correspondence,
or chatting pleasantly in little groups
in which party lines were disreGarded.
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, entered the hall
during this practical recess and was
warmly greeted by his colleagues.
Speaker pro TEN. McMillin called Mr..
Oates, of Alabama, to the chair, and
went upon the floor and had quite a
long conference with Mr.. Mills, who is
looking in much better health than be-
fore he went upon his Southern trip.
Mr.. Richardson, Of Tennessee, made
a brief explanation Of the provisions OF
the bill, dwelling especially on the
features relating TO the distribution Of
public documents.
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dation for the statement that steam
will be gotten up on the Monitor Com
manche. II such proves TO be the case,
IL will be the first time in nearly twenty
years.
The wooden war ship Mohican is in
the stream, her repairs having been
completed and is ready to put to sea on
short notice.
The statement published here this az
ternoon cites that number OF naval Of
ficers on this coast have received orders
by telegraph 10 report to the Admiral on
the Pacific station for special duty. A
large force OF men are fitting the wood
en- ships Adams and Ranger for service.
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PREPARING A MESSAGE.
Harrison Busy at Work on the Document.
Blaine Sick Again.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January IS
The President denied himself TO all
visitors to-day, and worked on the
Chilean correspondence.
He is preparing his message to Con-
gress in the privacy Of one Of the ante
rooms on the upper floor OF the White
House. 1t is still the belief that the
message and correspondence will oe
sent 10 Congress on Wednesday.
Secretary Blaine was somewhat In
disposed yesterday and to-day. He
deemed II wise to remain indoors. His
attack was somewhat similar TO that OF
fortnight ago, but was not so severe
and he recovered quickly from 1t.
Senior Montt, the Chilean Minister, WIS.,
tied the Secretary at his house. The
Secretary received him and the inter
view lasted about an hour.
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To Land Them at CalIao.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January is
Secretary Tracy has sent a cablegram
to Commander Evans, Of the Yorktown,
ordering him to proceed to Callao, Peru,
and land the Chilean refugees at that
place.
1t is therefore regarded as probable
that unless the negotiations take a de-
cldedly favorable turn within a week or
so, that the Boston, which is the nearest
ship, will be sent to Valparaiso in order
that the Yorktown can safely leave that
port with the refugees.
1t was stated most positively at the
Navy Department this afternoon that
no orders bearing on this subject have
been sent to Admiral Walker at Monte
yeidio.
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4 Startling Henort.

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 1S.-A
rumor was in circulation here tonight
that the United States Cruiser York
town had been fired upon in the hsrbor
Of Valparaiso by the Chileans. The
startling rumor caused great
excitement for awhle anu
frequent calls were made on the Asso-
ciated Press to ascertain II there was
any truth In II.
When the story was repeated TO Secre-
tary Tracy he treated IL very lightly
and was disposed TO ridicule. He added
that he had no news whatever to COM
municate to the press tonight.
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A Significant Incident.

CHICAGO, January lS.-What may be
regarded as a significant incident was
the receipt at Army headquarters here
yesterday Of a large number OF maps
from the War Department Of the fortl-
fed ports OF Chile.
The maps which were taken from
SURVEYS made in 1887, are SAID 10 show
the exact position of every fortified spot
along the Chilean cost. The number OF
guns in use in these fortified spots Is
problematical, but army officers esti-
mate that there are not less than one
hundred.
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ARKANSAS JUSTICE.
4 Wife and Her Paramour Hung by
Lynchers


Fort SMITH, ARK, January 1s.-
Deputy United States Marshal Liggett
has Just come in from the northern part
of the State. where be has been chasing
moonshinert, and reports double
lynchlng which occurred In the moun-
tains. .,
Peter Baker, farmer was found
murdered In his house. His wife and
a man named johnson left the country,
but both returned few days ago. The
neighbors suspected them OF putting
Baker out OF the way, and an Assault
was at once made on the house and the
couple captured.
They were lashed together back to
back, and then hanged on the same
limb with the same rope until they were
dead.
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COLD FLOODED mURDER.
A Young Woman Murdered at WEIGH
Mcdowell County.

LhNpuNNA NoNAAga
Special Tslsgram 20 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, January IS
Information reached here to-day OF a
cold bIooded murder committed few
days ago in the town Of Welch, Mellow
ell county.
Two young men, for some cause not
learned, entered the house where Miss
Z. Cook and man named Mcclure
were sitting at the supper table, and at
tackled them both, firing several shots
from q Winchester rifle aud instantly
killing Miss Cook.
Mcclure made his escape. The
murdererS fed and their whereabouts
are unknown. Indignation runs high in
the ueighbOrhOOd and a reward for the
apprehension Of the fugitives will doubt
less be offered by the county and indl-
yidUals. IL is said to be one OF the most
horrible murders ever committed in
that section.
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TAKE IT ALL.
a Syndicate Buys the whole Baltlnao c
aud ohio Bond issuo.

BALTIMORE, MD, January ls.-A
syndicate composed Of Blake Boissvain
& Co., Of London; Robert Fleming and
e. Cassell, OF London, and Nermillye
Il Co., August Belmont & Co., and
Kuhn Loeb IL Co., New York, have
bought all of the s., 900, 600 OF the COM
mon capital stock of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, authorized to
be issued at the November meeting OF
the road at about par. The stock will
be listed I'm New York and London as
soon as possible. The price paid was
nar less a commission.
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Big Concern Chartered.
IL TslSordJa 10 TIE REGISTER.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, January lS.-The
Secretary Of State today chartered the
Znni Chemical and Publishing Company,
for the purpose of manufacturing, vending
and advertising drugs, medicines and other
chemical preparations. The principal Of
Gee will be at the village Of Alorightsvllle,
Preston county, W. Va. Capital sub
scribed is &, ,000, 900, and is fully paid up.
The privilege is granted to increase it 10
81 COO 600 Shares are SO each, and are
held by Geo. w. L. Marsden, Of Alorights-
vile. w. Va, and D. S. Trowbridge and
others. Of Stamford, Conn.
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a...iIed the Duks's Char.oter.

LONDON, January ia despatch from
johannesburg, In the Trsnsyaai, states
mat great excitement has been caused by
The action Of The editor Of "a English pa
per published In that place
In an article on the death OF the Duke OF
Clarence the editor took occasion 70 make
an attack upon the character Of the Duke.
The editor attended the theatre the nisnt
following the publication. When his pres
ence was made known the audience sought
The editor has fed, making his escape
through q back door. After these pro
ceeding. crowd went 20 the officss OF NO
newspaper and vented their indignsuon oy
s,orinz the building and smashing All ltS
urfndovs
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West Virginia Paving Brick.
lsLernm 70 fhe Reqtst.r

WAsHINGToN, D. c., January 1S.-Bids
for Dig paving contract for the District
of Columbia were opened here to-day, and
among the lowest bidders for supplying
about a million bricks were two firms from
New Cumberland, w. Va.
The lowest bidder was Mr.. L. A. Stew
art, of the American Fire Clay Company,
of New Cumberland, and the next lowest
bid was that of j. NJ. Porter, OF McMahan,
Porter & Co, of the same place. The
awarding of the contract will depend on
the manner in which the material furnish
ed by the different firms stands the official
test
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Huntington Wants a Building.
,,s.IaI J,LsOg1fn IN Lhs RsOlSter

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 1S.-Repre-
sentative Capeh art is preparing for intro
duction in the House a bill for pubic
building at Huntington, w. Va, not TO
cost more than 1000. He introduced 10.
daE the following bills: For the relief Of
WIN. c.. McCroskey, John Huber, Hatcher
and Hiram Short, Nimrod Wicks and Il. l..
Neale; for the estate of w. l.. Cole and j.
A. Starcher, and bill granting pension
TO Charity Ann Smith.
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MERCURY NOT IN 1T.
Spirit Thermometers Only, Able to Tell
the Icy Tale In the Sorthwest.

Spirit Thermometers oniy' aDie I" 'eh
the Icy Tale In the Northwest.
ST. PUAL, MINI, January ls.-The
Northwest had a baptism OF frigidity
last night. The mercury had little
chance; It took spirit Thermometer to
tell the icy tale.
At half dozen points TO the north
ward 1t was 40 or more degrees below
zero. while there were many points
among the thirtIes and below. All over
the Northwest 1t was the coolest night
In years. The indications are that to-
night may be still colder. Very little
snow has fallen in the Northwest since
this very cold spell came.
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Supreme Court Orders.


CHARLESTON, ". VA, January 1S.-The
Supreme Court of Appeals met this morn
ing ~ 10 o'clock, all the Judges present.
The following is a report Of the proceed
ings: Thief cases Of the Pee Splint Coal
Company were submitted, Judge ). II.
Ferguson closing the argument for the
State and Malcolm Jackson for the Coal
Company. Guam, administrator OF
Maves, VS.. Ohio River Railroad Company,
submitted Adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
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INFANT DAMNATI0N.
Eliminated Entirely from the Presbyfe-
rian Confession of Faith by the Revision
Committee.

Eliminated Enilrely from the Bfes"y'o-
rian Confession of Faith by the Revision
COMMITTEES.
New YORK, January 1s.-The Pres
byterian General Assembly Committee
on the Revision OF the Confession OF
Faith to-day took up the doctrine OF In
fant damnaCion, which Is entirely elm
mated by the adoption Of the following
substitute:
Infants dying IN infancy and all other
persons who are not guilty OF actual
tran sgression are included IN the cleo
ton OF grace, and are saved and regen-
Grated by Christ through the Spirit who
worketh when and where and how He
pleaseth. So also are all others elect
persons who are not outwardly called
by the ministry OF the Word"
Chapter %. section 4, reads ss fol-
lows: prayer is TO be made for things
lawful and for all sorts OF men living or
that shall live hereafter but not for the
dead"
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Congressman AIderson's Bills,


DDtCsON aVN1I' 10 V'tV
WASHINGTON, d. c., January lS:-Con-
gressman Anderson introduced IN the
House today a resolution TO carry out the
findings of the Court of Claims in the case
of Henry T. Woods, of Kanawha county,
West Va. He also presented the petition
OF the administrators Of Rachel NJ. Tomp-
kins, Of Kanawha county, asking the
reference of their claims TO the Court OF
Claims under the Bowman act.
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Detroir Wants 1t.

DETROIT, January 1s.-At noon To-
doy delegation comprising some hity
% D-ominent citizens will start for wash
inSton with guarantee bond OF 1000
ond = limited supply of promises to pre-
su saD+ the claims of the city to the Ma
tlonal Democratic Committee Ior tue
coming Democratic National ConVeh-
tiOn.
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ORDERED SOUTH.
Tho Baltimore to start for Caliao on
Wednesday.

SAN Francisco, January 1s.-The
CdH states this morning that the cruiser
Baltimore now at Mare Island Navy
Yard has received orders TO leave on
Wednesday for the South. She will 60
direct to Acapulco or Callao without
stop. Nothing can be learned to show
that she will be joined by the Charles
ton or the San Francisco now at San
Diego. Capt. Schley and all the other
officers Of tho Baltimore asked 10 be re-
assigned to the ship on the understand
ing that trouble will occur with Chile.
Nearly all the time-expired sailors on
the cruiser have also reenlisted on a
similar understanding.
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Y. NJ. @. A. Resolutions.

Spscidl TsbSTd1a 10 fhs ds9StS.
PARKERsBURG, ". Va, January 1S.-Be-
fore the close Of the Y. M. {. A. conven-
ton Sunday night, resolutions thanking
t3e people of Parkersburg for their hospi-
Z ,lity. and commencing the earnest work
Of the association, were passed. A resolu-
tiou was also passed urging that the
worlds Fair be closed on Sunday.
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Placed Upon the Calendar.

Spsetdl Telegram 20 TIE Regsster.
WAsHINGroN, d. c., January 1S.-ln the
Senate to-day the resolution introduced by
Senator Faulkner directing the Secretary
of the Treasury to pay West Nirglnia's S
share OF the direct tax was favorably re-
ported from the Committee on Claims and
placed on the calendar
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RUSHING TIE WORK.
The Montauk to be Prepared for Service
at Once

at Once.
PHILADELPHIA, January 1s.-The
work OF pumping out the great dry dock
recently built at the League Island
navy yard, preparatory to an eXamtna-
tion Of the bottom Of the monitor Mon
tauk, was begun this morning. This
will consume two or three days.
All day Saturday kilograms were
passing between League Island and
Washington. and as a result, to-day a
force of men sufficient to equip the yes
sci for sea in less than three weeks was
put to work. This will require, in ad-
dition TO the force Of mechanics already
employed, fourteen machinists, boiler
makers and cOppersmiths.
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DIED.

,xor rrppIcBT-Dsed 81 Nartist Ts'ry on
,.gtn I.ngar, ~. lsg8 - o'eiock q rs
-. ~ fnxIsbrizh; mothsr OF Cspi W.
lrssr" sSnsr.l t on Wednesday At Boiiesys Cove.
seDosALD-Niehsl keDon.la 30 % = s,ls. hls
=. issnss 80 Bg Nooa .s'ssa "a sxsd = yssrs.
a % tuesday, Jsnnsfy ~
fansfif ifp,,ussrI pspss please e02y9
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Fire at Clarksburg

Special Telegram TO ths Register.
CLARKSBURG, w. VA, January lS.-ttre
broke out in the frame block on Pike street
near Second last night and damaged sew
eral houses considerably. J. I. Swoger's
house was considerably damaged.
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Patsy EIIiott,s Trial

Sssciag Telegram TO tie Register.
CoLuNBUs, o., January lS.-The trial OF
=. j. Elliott for the murder OF A. 9. Os-
borne has been fixed for February 5.
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Mr.. Pendleton Coming Home.

Special IeIt9rdW 70 LIe hsVIs1sT'
W,sHrSGToy. d. c., January 1S.-Con-
oressman Pendleton will go home to-mor-
row TO attend the marriage of his sister, on
"Wednesday.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, 5lD-
deuce. serusl weakness, pimpies, enIen ~
DIR. Miles Nervine. Samples Vn 70
Logan Drug Companys ana IL %
and Bowie Bros, Bridgeport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-19

MyRrr wins. Is the success OF Laugh
rn,s Infant Cordial shows. Itpossesses
true medicinal merit. Sold oy al drug
qists
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RIr snIt Commenced.
1.,.c,o,. % IA Rsz..t.r.

Special TsI<oron 70 IA Rsgs<f~.
Ct.RKsBrRG. w. VA, January B.-Tte
.uit m Shriyer against Cofman for SO, 90
was begun, to-day, in the Circuit Court
here.
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sudden Changes OF Weather cause Throat
Diseases. There is no no-s s1eets.i rsrnsdF for
Coughs. Colds. etc, than BEorSs BEoscnAI
rrocurs. Sold only IN boz<s. Price = ots.
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- sicllne.s nnd Of death

The seeds of sickness and OF oeath
Ina disordered mouth are sown;
When bad the teeth or foul the oreStn
Roth soul and body lose their tone,
Till SOZODONT's brought INTO pay
And sweeps those dire effects away
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At Vienna, the Archduke Cnarles par
vator, whose critical illness wlta tnnoes.a .
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-02
BIG MELONN.

Upper Neck is noted for its fine and
large water melons which can't be beat
and the S. offered by Leap & Son for
the largest M brought several to their
store. which were greatly admired.
They were weighed Wednesday even
ing and it was found that r. Lee Sail
or brought the largest which weighed
Cab. 14oz. The others by David Per.
ry, sob. 4oz.; John Norton, 49fb. Soz.;
Samuel HARRISON. 49fb. John Jordan.
Ash. soz.; JOS. Hampton, Ash. Soz.;
Jacob Featherer, Ash. soz. Jos. Sears,
Jr.. Abb; Robt. Walker, Ain.
Peter Sparks Jr., got the lamp given
to the mi who guessed nearest the
weight of the largest as we'll as whose
it was.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-02


Tie Salem County Board Of Asses
sors meet at the Court House on Tues
day next.
Carroll Petit sold his trotting geld
ing Shirley Boy, 10 n Philadelphia,
horseman Oh Monday.
Walter Acton's "Xmasn won the
four-year-old race at Bridgeton last
week, tie best time being 2, 393.
d. H. Keliy's Victor D. won the 2.24
race at Cape Charles. Va, last week,
in three straight heats. Purse $500
Walter Actions Xmas will trot in the
~4-year-old race at Wilmington Fair
next Thursday. D. H. Kelly, OF Sa.
lem, has his Victor B. entered In the
2.24 IA on Tuesday.
Samuel e. Allen, of Halltowu, who
has been spoken Of as the Republican
candidate fol- Surrogate. thinks 1t best
not to be a candidate. Undoubtedly
he has accepted wise council.
The Woodbury. Post Office has been
moved into GREEN'S block.
A Bridceton man has invented a wav
to Dramatically seal cana with fruits
and vegetables by simply twisting q
wire handle without any sealing wax.
IN ohe Vi lhe ceineterios W Muifica
Hill is an empty grave, which was dug
some years ago by the very man who
will he buried therein after bis dea,h
IT. H.. ~, GROVE n,...In
49,. .aw SOW
t'a' ''eni u eApen'e o"ia saiu.
Lorenzo Brown, colored, of Salem.
was given a hearing before .Just;ca
Cs,,aan ,ton1on !, c.,a,r $50
No'e' y" onaIseu
with having ieioniousiy assaulted Net
tie Brown, his daughter, aged Is years.
Brown was held without hal, ~ lie
.nnoar.noa a, t,o,,t
"fpe""
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-02

One Of the hardest things
our Dress Goods people have
had season to do this has been
to keep up with the call for
Navy Blue Serge.
All Spring and Summer
everybody has been wanting
them, and the demand is as
great now as ever. You'll
hear almost everywhere that
they're scarce. So they are
in most stores. You wouldn't
mistrust it here. This is the
way the list runs and plenty
of each grade.
3S-inlh fine Twilled Serge
at soc.
36,inch heavy Twilied Chew
lot Serge at soc.
36-inch Chevron Sergea at soc.
3S-inch Cheviot Serge at Csc.
4o-inch fancy Diagonal
Serge at 75c.
5o-inch Cheviot Serge, in
medium and wide twills,
at 81.
54-inch Twilled Serge at
SLIPS. In two styles Of
twills.
54-inch Extra Twilled Serge
at $3.50.
5o-inch fancy Striped Serge
at $I.25.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-02

Work oil the new addition OF Ped
ricktown M. E. Church is progressing
nicely. The new part Is enclosed and
Pastor Brunyate expects to have the
rededication about October Let.
A lighter struck the Pedricktown
bridge on Friday OF last week. while
being towed through and moved one
end off the foundation about two feet.
The tug made fast to the bridge and
succeeded in pulling it back within a
few inches Of its proper place, thus
avoiding impeachment to trssel. Free
holder Doughten had The damage sp.
praised, which amounted to about 500.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-02

Love feast will be held in the Bethel
Church Sunday morning. In the even
ing preaching by the pastor, Rev. r. J..
Patterson. Subject, "Christian useful
ness.
Rev. Fred c. Baldwin, pastor of St.
Luke's M. E. Church, Newark, N. j.
will preach in Emmanuel Church
Sunday morning. Preaching in the
evening by the pastor. Rev. D. w. G..
McIntire. Subject, .'What to speak
about" Evening song service begins
at Z O'Clock, preaching at 7.30.
The final recognition services of the
Penn's Grove Baptist Church will be
held in Turner's Hall Sunday after
noon at 8 O'Clock. Revs. A. II. Sem
bower and B. p. Hope, Of Salem; p. u.
Root, Of Woodstown. II. s. Kidd, of
Quinton, will be present and take part
in the services. After this service bap-
tism will be administered in the Della
ware River. All invited to these ser.
vices.