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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

re- Professor Fred Bell VIII Deliver an
hF~S address tonight at the Metropolitan Tenn
pie, which will excel in point of thrilling interest
any subject yet made public. Topic: "a. P A.,
what they and what they not" He will
also reply to Archbishop Riordan's speech. In
which SAID The A. p. A. $ were made up of the
sewers of the world" Other prominent speakers
will give short addresses, vocal ana Instrumental
music. Mr.. r. B. Scott will recite. Ladies as
well the public especially invited. Admission
free. Collection. Door open at P NJ Com
meHce at 8.
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ES First Baptist Church, Eddy St,
Es>S near JOnes-ReY. J. Q. A. Henry. pastor
Preaching by the assistant pastor. NJ. p. Boynton,
at II A. Nj. subject, a Hidden Gospel" and
at 1880 P NJ. topic, "a Young Mans Decision"
Sunday-schoOl at 1890 P. N. Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeayor at $3.50 q NJ
Young Mems meeting Monday evening at o'clock
All these services are open to the public. Strang-
ers welcome.
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ES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Churrh-Cor-
Es~S ner Powell and Geary Sts.-Rev. John
HemphiI d. D., pastor, viii preach at II A. NJ.
and :45 P. N. Evangestc service in the even
ing Topic: "Why DO You Come to Church p"
Praise service at 1880 p. NJ, Ssbbath-schOOl at
1880 P NJ Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor at $3.50 P. M. Strangers visiting the
city and friends made welcome.
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PASTURES.


Ii green feed: soft ground: good fences aud
water. Address HENRY JANTZEN, Bouldin
Island. iy6 FrSuWe st
Il ORSES PASTURED. 81 so MONTH; GOOD
IL feed and care; convenient TO San Francisco;
SEND for circular HYDE $50 Commercial m202m
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EP DR.. -. Robbins. the Gift In
G~S spiratiOnal speaker and test medium, lee
lures tonight on How to become a medium and
get spirit NANTES tatOns at home, ." followed by
pSyChOmetric and character readings and con-
vincing tests that the so-caned dead still live;
the SICK healed by spirit power St. Georges Hall
SU912 Market ST., 8 O'Clock sharp. Admission
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ES Second Unitarian Chu ch. Corner
bE~r Capp and twentieth SITS. Sunday school
At 9:45 a. NJ. Preaching at II A. N. and Z :45
p. N. The Rev. W. NJ. Jones of san Jose Will
VIII preach morning and evening. All are in
Vited. Seats free.
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EDUCATIONAL.


ENGLISH BRANCHES; REASONABLE 81
u DonohOe buEding. jy15 Tia
ENGLISH BRANCHES TAUGHT: Young
Il lady teacher 1874 Golden Gate av. IA WeSaSu u
DIANOLESSONS 5: EXPERIEN CED TEACHER;
/ reasonable, NIL s VANAUGH.422 aJoma.tf
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, GUITAR: soc AND 75C.
PROF. l.. MERKI 1913 Toward st. jy13 II
DOwENS ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY AVE.
ID Berkeley. T. ). BOW EMS IA, Principal. ms
ITALIAN, FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT
i EGIDIO lORENZI, cor Jackson and Powell. 3m
DROP. MISS MT MCMAHON, GUITAR, BANJO
and mandolin; reasonable. 1914 Market il ! IN
Il ULANDER, TEACHER BANJO, GUITAR a.
II mandolin; new accompanies soc. 2O9 Powell.
SINGING CLASS, SELECT. PROFESSOR
- OGILVIES vocal class, on Fridays at 8 p NJ
in Mozart Hall. 1858 Market ST fees 81 per
mo nth; private lessons. my2 u
DACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 800 POST ST.:
charges moderate ;day and ev'g sessions oc20 Il
II EALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST:
Ii always in the lead Send for circulars.aul5 Jt
CCHOOL CIVIL MINING. MECHANICAL,
- electrical engineering. surveying, architecture,
aSsayinE; es '64. VAN DER q ALLEN, 1913 Market
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e sLmpson MemoriaI M. .. ahureh.

Re Simpson Memorial NJ. r.. Church,
tn~S cor HAYES and Buchanan Sts.-ReY. A O.
Hirst, ID, pastor. Residence, 313 Frederick st
Preaching al II A. NJ and 7:45 P. NJ. The pastor
will preach at both services. subject Tor the
lnOrning: "Paul's Philosophy of Life" For the
event. G: Jesus and the New DemOcTaCieS."
Choice music by the choir at these services. Sun
day-schoOl at - 80 P. NJ. c. b. Perkins superln-
rendent Epworth League service 1T 6:45 P. N.
The seats IN this church are free The public
cordially invited TO all the services Ushers in
attendance. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at $40 o. clock. jy)4 2t~
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ES First Universalist Church, Rev. w.
uS~S q. Swan Mission Music Hall. corner TWEEN
ty-frst and toward SITS Services at II A. N. Ser
mon by e. r. Hill. Subject: Evolution, No.
Revolution" Sabbsth-sehOoI at 1890 2. NJ
Young peoples meeting at $3.50.
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Es7 DR.. Rin-Fs' Spiritual Meeting, sun
E~S day, anu 5 P. NJ, 909La Market ST. Circle
and platform tests Nine. Young. Lead FinaCan,
Durham, Bird and others. Professor Youngs
orchestra.
E[F57 rec lyceum Every Su day After
RE noon, AlcaZar building. Topic to-day:
blossoms of the Strike"
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW


A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES LAWS A SPECIAL.
n W; collections damages, W lis deeds, etc, d. w.
HOW r. Atty-at-Law. $50 Market cor. Stockton.E
w W. DAVIDSON ATTORNEY 42o
w . California ST.. rms. l4-l5; advice free d3H
Ii. Clay ST. nos Il
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ECES First United Presbyterian Church,
ks~S Golden Gate ave. ana POLK St-ReV. NJ. NJ
Gibson DID, pastor. Services II NJ ana
2 AS P. M AT the morning service will be the an
niversary of the Seaman's Bethel society. All
sailors and friends cordially invited In the even
jhg preaching by the pastor. Subject: "a Moth
er's Boy"
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RS Odd Fellows Employ .>S>slln1,
1~S ment Association, room II, S@&.
]. o. o. F. bldg furnishes first-class -
help OF all kinds hours to pm. IS lm ~/TIINEN>
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NOTICE Ola MEETINGs.

% Officers and Members of .>>N.nug1>,.
s5~S Alta Lodge No. 2O5. 1. o. o. F, SSS-4=sS<[
are notified to attend the next regular =3@<Ss9
meeting MONDAY EVENING. mi (>HhNH>N
tlation. Visitors cordially Invited.
+. B. VOORHEES,, y. G.
J. c. SKINNER. Rec. Sec.
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r. Cal fOrnia Lodge No. ,SNG.-Ll2
RI /. o. o. F., will initiate at its SSSsEsc$<1
next regular meeting, MONDAY 98<sSSS@@
EVENING. Visiting brothers are '|T1ANN~
cordially invited.
Jyl5 It A. W. SCOTT JR., n G.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

Nj ARRIED LADY, NO CHILDREN. WOULD
vi like l or children to board: no objection to
baby; cows milk. 1912 Twenty-fifth ave, near
Twentieth street, East akIand. 1yl5 1t
I ADY WISHES CHILD TO BOARD. APPLY
II &c Erie ST. mothers iyl3
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ECFS Attention, DemOCr is - All the
tE~S district clubs are requested TO meet at their
respective district headquarters MONDAY
ENENING,July Ii, 1894 at O'Clock. Nominations
10 be made for CLUB officers ana members Of the
general committee for the ensuing year.
MAX POPPER, Chairman Gen. Com.
IHOs. P. CUsICK. Secretary.
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ES The Annual Meeting of the Mem
ES~S bers OF the San Francisco Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals Will be held at
the Societys office, 1l70 Market street, room "a,
at O'Clock P. M, MONDAY, July 16, 1894, for
the purpose OF electing trustees for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may be brought before it.
iy3 l4t c. b. HOLRROOK. Sec.
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e. Reorg UiZed Church of Jesus Christ
Sr~S of L. d. S, $50 Post ST., Harmony Hall.
Preaching at II A. NJ and z 40 P NJ. by Elder
Joseph Clapp. Seats free. All welcome
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STORES TO LET.

400 rooms; SIS. Apply to P. c. MOLLOY,
1873 Montgomery St jyl5 st
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


IL AITRESS FIR COUNTRY HOTEL, $50,
W fare paid; Protestant cook, $50: German ana
housework girl, German family, $25. Apply MISS
PLUNKkTl 424 Sutter. iYlh IT
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ESS & e mani Lodge No. >SNAlEIs
E~S %, l. q. y. F.-The officers S2IZSS<z-
and members OF the funeral committee 5Z@%StSSSS
OF q erinauia Lodge No. 1l6. / .. O. -)>/fHES~>
j., are ner BY notified 20 assemble odd Fellows
Hall on TUESDAY, July II, IS94. az ! o'c Ock,
=. NJ, TO attend the funeral of our late brother
EDWARD KOCH. By order of The lodge.
CHR S1IAN WALLER, y. 6.
EMIL NIEMEIER, K. S. iylS 2t
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A. OMAN FOR HOUSEWORK On VINE
" yard, Sonoma County $40; woman to COOK
for a ranch, MERGED County, 0; waitress $40;
girl or woman for homework. Sacramen to County,
S15, easy job; and other places MURRAY a
READY, 634 Clay st. iyl52t
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r ADY RECE NTLY ARRIVED FROM THE
Il East offers rst-class furnished rooms in pleas
ant home. centrally located; meals served In prl-
waite room u deslred: Address 632 SutteT 81.
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16OOA HOWARD. NEAR ELEVENTH-FINE
OOO store in good business locality: rent $50;
water free. Apply to p. G MOLLOY, 1873 Mont
gomery Sc. jyl5 st
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CHURCH NOTICES.

7 Trinity Church. Cor err Bush and
G~S Cough stS.-Rev. George Edward Walk, rec
tor. Service, sermon and holy communion at II
4. NJ. Evening prayer and sermon at AS. The
Right Rev. W. T. Nichols. ID. will of1ciate
morning and evening. All are welcome. l
S ir.t Congregat onaI Church. Cor
49, Post and Mason Streets-Rey. &. .. Brown.
ID. D., pastor. Preaching service at II a. NJ by
Rev. Perkins, DID Evening service at 40 p NJ.
by Rev. NJ. WIllett. DID. Subject: Progress
Under Law; No Call for Revolution" A ser
mon for the Times Sunday school held IN
lecture-roOm Immediately after the morning
service. Mrs CoOper's Bible Glass in au-
ditOrium. Mr.. himbdlPs Bible Class IN study
Young Peoples Endeavor meeting at 6 AS P. NJ
Weekly prayer-meeting Wednesday at Z :45 P NJ
All are cordially invited, especially strangers IN
the city.
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HORSES.

Cox HORSE. CART AND HARNESS. 3419
,DZO. Sixteenth st. near Church.
GOD GENTLE DRIVI G. HORSE AND
" buggy; for sale cheap. Apply 1915 Mission
street. jyl4 3ts
VA ANTED-TO BUY 2 KENTUCKY JACKS 3
w or years old, Norman stallion, 1900 to
1900 pounds. 3 to years old seller must guarantee
that animals are rroliic before payment is made.
Address, with full particulars, height weight,
color, etc, to Humuula Sheep Station. County
Humuula, HAWAII, II. l. jyl3 st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

COMPETENT SCANDINAVIA Girl. WANTS
~ cooking and homework: best of references;
two other Swedish housework girls competent
German second girl and English nurse want sitna-
lions Can be seen at MISS PLUNKETT'S, 424
Sutter ST., near Powell. iyl5 u
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LIRST-CLASS CABIN ET-MAKER AND POL
i fsher, also handy in making details wishes stu.
alton IN factory or store Apply D. w . box 149.
Gail Branch. jyl4 2U*
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ESFS7 Christ Church (Reformed Episc
Gz>S pal)-320 Post st Services at IL A. ". and
AS P. NJ by Or. Morgan. Sunday-schOol at $50
EP "Romanism and the Republic"
~ an address st the mass-meeting. MetropCl-
itan Temple, by Rev. L. r. Ollie, d D.. on sunday
P. N. Music by male quartet. Come early. All
patriotic people welcome. jyl4 2t*
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
076 FINE EXPRESS WAGON, HORSE. HAIR
ID ~. ness and stand. NJ. M box 140, Call
Branch.
ROCERYWAGON; ALSO CART; MUST SELL
~ au once. S29 Howard, bet Attn and 5th IL 1t
ZINE BAKERS WAGON; FINE HACK; ALSO
L surrey and laundry wagon. S2S II arrison % I'm
l. BARGAINS IN COACH AND HACK HARNESS.;
II largest assortment in the city; latest styles.
leiboid Harness Company, ITO McAllister. 1929 IL
I HACK, As GOOD AS NEW; ALSO Bug
i giles; cheap Turk and Fillmore SITS je2 3mo
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EOUND-TAN SETTER BITCH: WILL DE
L liver description ana paying charges. Iii
Jones street.
1 OUND-BICYCLE. OWNER CAN GET SAME
! by proving property and paying cost OF this
advertisements. l.. V. MERLE. cor. Kearuy and
Commercial SITS. IVA ct
I. OUND-MISFIT PARLORS (FORMERLY OF
I 200 Post), 5l3 Montgomery, cor. Commercial tt
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90 MARkET - 3.SToRY AND BASEMENT;
~ elevator; rent very low. Apply to P G.
MOLLOY, 1873 Montgomery Sc. iyl5 st
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BS IheosophicaI ~Ociety-Free Public
BE lectures every Sunday evening at 40 at
$40 Post st. Tonight. "The Purpose of Theo-
sODhy," by Mr.. E G. MerWin
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OFFICES AND WORKROOMS IN THE BEST
" lighted building in this city; entrance 8
Har1ie place aud $50 Kearny St; rooms all sizes
and prices. Apply to P. c. MoLLoY, 1873 Mont
gOmery So. iYl5 3t
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W with experience, position as bart .nder; will
begin with low wages. Address c. c., DoI 90. Can
Branch Office. tyl3 1t
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OY II WOULD LIKE A SITUATION IN
bUtcher-shop groc ry-store; has had a little
experience; can come recommended. Call ad-
dress C. H, 312 Valley Sc. jyl3 Sta
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4 'ARPENTER, WITH GOOD CHEST OF
\ tools would like to get work; low wages; city
or country; well recommended, Address g., box
60 Cal Branch Office. iYl3 3te
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SEWING MACHINES.

III w I-NNI WI Hh4NH4''
SEWING-NACHINES SECONDHAND. ALL
- kinds. from 50 upwards; cash or easy pay
ments; machines rented. 1868 Market. ia2ltfSuSa
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l00l SUTTfR. COR. HYDE-CORNER SUITE;
lOO1 also single rms; S25 per month, with
without board; transiet. ie20 I'm
4 RAND VIEW, IA BUSH-THIS BEAUTIFUL
" sunny family house has been reopened under
new Management. No pains will be spared to
make guests feel hOmelike; everything through
out new; frst-class service: few doors from Mar
ket and POwellst. car system; terms reasonable;
reference. ap2l II
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A RLING1ON HOUSE ~ kEARNY-PLEAS-
II ant sunny rooms suite anC single: hrst-
class every respecU. terms reasonable lalO If
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
ITO LEASE-FUkNISHED ELEGANT PREM
j ises, Alb stockton ST., bet. suffer and Bush.
containing l6 rooms, 3 bathrooms, DilJiard-r DOM
and banquet hall: handsome mirrors, onyx man
tets, fancy plumbing, etc.; the whole handsomely
furnished. including piano: admirably adapted
for physician dentist stylish boarding h ouse
good tenant will be literally dealt with. Apply
to p. c. MoLLOY. 1873 Montgomery st. Jyl5 st
= JIMMY FLAT; SROt MS AND BATH: RENT
$50. 220S Bush st. ;iyl5 3t*
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4 GIVE YOUNG BUSINESS MAN. HONEST
y and temperate, aged 20, practical timer
furnaceman and bOOkkeeper. with considerable
knowledge OF plumbing tinware, hardware and
stoves, wishes employment. Address J. b., box
AS, Call Branch Office.
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BOARDING AND ROOMS.

InI GROVE FURNISHED FRONT AND
lOl DICK rooms: sunny: bath anG gas. ie6 U
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WEDISH EMPLOYMENT OFFICE; GOOD
- places for good girls. 111a Antonio st. off
Jones, near Ellis tyI3 3t*
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FLATS To LET,


* Q JESSIE-3 FINE FLATS; ALL IN FINE
100 order: S12 and $l3. BURNHAM MARSH
AIS Montgomery st. jyl5 st
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re- AuI uaI Meeting The Animal
I~S meeting OF the stockholders OF the Vir-
Finia and Gold iii Water Company for the cleo
ton of trustees to serve or the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before 1t, Will De held the ONCE
of the company. rooT IS, Nevada block, 30. 3O9
Montgomery st, San Francisco Cal, on THURS.
DAY, July 70, 1894 at the hour of one ID
O. cloCk p. N
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MI vi f. SELENA MILLER, HAVING LEFT
uh my Ded and board II not be responsive
toT an debts contracted by her from this date.
CHARLES a. Miller
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

CIT UA1ION WANTED BY A FIRST CLASS
- fast gazier; can handle and cut all kinds Of
glass and keep STOCK Of sash, doors and blinds.
porter IN large store: wants steady place: city
or country. Address Glass, box l43. Call Br nch
ONCE. 1yl5 2t+
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The Churches and Pastors.

/ Rev. D. r. Entsler, formerly of Mt
Meridian. Augusta county, now of Coving
ton, Allegheny, about thEee weeks ago be.
gan revival in the Methodist church
there. He was assisted by remarkable
local preacher named Rev. John A. Taylor
! who was formerly a logger in the Pocahon-
tas, w. Va, camps. The ministers of the
town also assisted. Up to this time over
$50 persons have protested conversion. The
Covington Sentinel says :: "1he business
houses of the town are closed each evening
at $50 o clock and the Methodist church
building having a larger seating capacity
than any in the town, was packed long be-
fore services began-one hundred persons,
by actual count, were crowded in the pull
pit space at one meeting. For miles around
people are thronging in to attend upon the
deeply spiritual services" Rev. MI. Eut-
sler, Rev. Mr.. Taylor. and Judge Moore Of
Clifton Forge, held meeting for the col
ored people on Sunday evening.
Harrisonburg State Republican Crews.
w. l.. Childress and j. D. Donovan ex-
changed pulpits on Sunday. MI. Childress
preaching in Stanton while Mr.. Donovan
preached at Mountain Valley and Bethel in
this county. Mr.. Donovan7s revival meet
ings in Staunton have resulted in so con-
versions and still continue. The revival
meetings at Mt. Zion, near Mt. Scion, con-
tinue with increased interest. More than
fifty have joined the church. Rev. A. S.
Hammock is The pastor"
Clifton Forge Virginian "Rev. James
Fley Atkins Of Staunton, preached in st.
Andrews Episcopal church last Sunday
morning. The congregation was very much
pleased with him, and gave him a call to
become their rector. MIR. Atkins, we I'M
derstand, has accepted, and will come to
Clifton i'll the spring"
Highland Recorder: REV. Robt. Lati-
mer, the Presbyterian minister who was
expected here last week has been detained
in Stanton on account OF sickness and bad
weather. 1t is hoped that he will reach this
place in time to preach here Sunday"
Rev. A. II. Hamilton of Mt. Carmel, and
Rev. E. w. McCorkle Of clifton Forge,
were in Stanton Friday. MI. McCorke
sails for Palestine in the steamer Friedland
from New York January 5th.
Rev. John Darnell OF Hampton, preached
in the First Presbyterian church Sunday.
He is seeking aid for the erection of a
Presbyterian church at Hampton.
Waynesboro Sentinel ''Rev. d. P. T.
Crickenberger has returned from a visit to
Giles county.
Harrisonburg Register: REV. l.. FL.
Paul. assisted by Rev. Dr.. Palmer Of Har-
risonburg, conducted very interesting re
lgious services at Messy Creek during the
past week. y
Rev. DE. J. S. Gardner held Quarterly
Conference at Harrisonburg last Sunday
evening.
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MARKETS.
GRAIN MARKETS

GRAIN MARKETS.
RICHMOND. Dec. l9.-Wheat. longberry, 57a6l
mixed 56a6l; shortberry 55a6l; No. red, ii
Corn,-43a46.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 49, Bee
Cattle.-The market has not been active this
week, and closed very slow, with values for the
medium and common cattle at bout 1sc lower
figures. While there were some very choice cat.
tile among the offerings, the greater number con-
sisted of the medium and common grades. Prices
2a4 3-5 cents, with most sales at 21za41a cents
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows
81 50 1922:
Generally rated first quality....... 100 a 4.25
Medium or good fair quality 90 q 3.75
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows. ............. 200 2.75
OF the cattle received 1893 came from Virginia
Mich Cows-There is q light offering and al
improved demand. Prices were: Common tt
fair s2oa$35 and good ia extra s40aS45 per head
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE receipts of hogs mum
Der some 1890 head less than last week and are
reported fair supply, tor which there :sa mod
crate demand prevailing in all the yards. Coco
to prime Western hogs quoted at $4.S0aS4 80
with few extra prime a shade higher; near by
hogs-those from Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Nightmare quoted at $i.5OaS475 per lUO lbi
gross; roughs S3a$3.75 per 100 lbs gross Receipts
1926 head
BALTIMORE, Dec. 17-There is O fairly good
demand reforted in all the yards for both sheer
and lambs The former sell at 2a3c per Id. and a
few extra at SIZE. and lambs Sale per Id gross.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l7.-There is fair demand
for veas at 3a55ac per lb Grassers are very dull
with fair receipts and limited demand Prices
ssas550 per head.
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Died.


NEWMAN-At the home of Mrs. B. Bolen. his
moiher-in-law. in this city, at 7;3) p. NJ, Dec.
18th, Broaddus Il. Newman, a c. d O. loconio-
tive engineer, and son OF John w. Newman of
New Hope. He leaves widow formerly Miss
Ella Mccarthy and three small children
LYNN-Near Burkes Mill, Augusta county.
Dec. 9Th, aged 81 years, Hugh Lynn, leaving
six children. Mrs. James Picker, Mrs. In.
Long, Mrs. Jacob TutwiIer, Mrs. =. II. Tutwi-
Ter and John and Robert Lynn. 1nterment ut
Salem church.
MOORE-Near Brownsburg, Rockbridge,Dee ID,
John G. Moore, aged 40 years. His widow (for-
merly Nj iss Belle Gibbs daughter of Mr.. j. E.
A. Gibbs of Raphine) with four children sur
wives him..
WILKERSON-In Lexington, Dec 10, Mrs.
Agnes NJ. Wikerson wife OF Deputy Postmas-
ter W. V. Wikerson, and daughter Of VIM.
Beckner OF Goshen aged - years. Her husband
with six children survives her.
FAUBUS-On Dec. LIST, at the farm of Hon. G.
w. KOiner Maj, j Faubus aged So years. lie
leaves widow and five children. Interlnent
at Thinking Spring.
SLY-In Staunton, Dec. 9th, of typhoid fever.
Mrs L. Sly, aged 10 years. lnternent in Bath
county.
PANTON-Near E!mira, Rockbridge, Dec. 10,
John Paxton of Stanton, aged GS years.
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Death of a Valuable Citizen.

John NJ. Hardy, one of the most use
full and most popular citizens Staunton
has had, died on Tuesday night at his home
on Main street, after brief Illness. He
was the senior member of the carriage
manufacturing firm of Jno. M. Hardy &
Son, and had been a citizen Of Stanton for
the last ffty-four years. He had been a
member Of the City Council, chief OF the
fire department and was one~ Of TIE tie most
active and useful members that the Staun-
ton Chamber of Commerce had. or the
sixty-three years he had lived, more than a
half century was spent here. and in that
time he had proved himself one Of the most
public spirited and beloved citizens the town
has had. He was agenial, liberal, kindheart-
ed man, and no application from those in
want was ever passed by unheeded by him.
He leaves widow and five children, two
of them-E. g. Hardy, his partner in bus
mess, and Miss Eva G. Hardy, reside in
this city. Few men in Staunton could
have passed away that would have been
more missed than John NJ. Hardy-the
founder OF large industry, to the en-
ployees in which he was friend and com-
sellor, man of sterling integrity, and with
kind and charitable heart, which helped
distress wherever he saw it, it will be long
before he will be forgotten.