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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-24
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.


How to keep Sc, of books.
How to write rapid business
hand.
How TO spell all the words one
uses.
How TO write promissory note.
How to write receipt.
How 10 rdd column Of figures
rapidly.
How to write bank check.
How to make out and receipt n
bill.
How to write good social and
business letters.
How. to write an advertisements
Tor 8 Isewspape4. lAAsssA.-sA-l
How to know good soil at sight.
How to measure a pile of lum-
Der.
How to live within ones income
or allowance.
How to calculate interest and
discounts, at any rate, for any
time.
How to write a call for a public
meeting and a report Of the same.
How to tell the good points OF
horse and how to tell it's age.
How to make common repairs
about the home.
How to know at sight all the
common minerals aud rocks of the
neghborhood.
How to recognize at sight the
common trees of the farm and the
forest, and to know the uses and
comparative value OF each.
How to measure bin Of grain,
and to calculate its market value
IN pounds or bushels.
How to gain the love and respect
OF those with whom we mingle.
How TO know in the fullest de-
tails the business or the profession
or the special study which We are
to follow, that We may with patti.
ence and industry have reasona-
BILE prospect of success in our daily
labors.-Phila. Record.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-24

She is dying Jack .-bE. she shall not
dier
silently laid the bills kSssse him.
All. what Christmas they .saald have
brought TO him and Viva had ssay been
found before. Now il was too late.
We laid her and her babe In Pere- La
chaise, and Viva began the New Year in
heaven
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-24

"Let us royster with the oyster,
In the shorter days and moister
That are brought BY brown September
with its roguish R.
For breakfast or for supper,
On the under shell or upper,
OF dishes he's the daisy, and of shellfish
he's the star.
We try him as they fry him,
And even rs they pie him:
We're partial to him lucious in rcast:
We boil him, and we broil him,
We vinegar-and-oil him,
And, OH he In delicious stewed with toast.
I'VE eat him with tomatoes,
And the salad of potatoes,
Nor look on him with horror when he
follows the slaw;
And neither does he fret us
II he marches after lettuce,
And abreast of cayenne pepper when his
-. raw. ......
$50 welcome with September,
To the knife and glowing ember,
Jnicy darling of our dainties, disposses-
sor of the clam!
10 the oyster, then, holster!
With him in royal royster
We shall whoop il through the land Of
Uncle Sam r
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-24

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whan ,h.t uo.ho. a;.a ..
aoo now Wv. h.d fonnd :, 80.
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a nos;t;on a. oovsrnss, n a f.m;,v
going to Fnrone
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ocean Viva had hsen ;ra,onoad no
! tho rleos,ro 80 ha;nr j. ,ho
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looked out an hour or two later and
saw a figure pacing mn and down
opposite-the figure of Charlie.
Not to let him know she saw him
was too cold -blooded for impulsive
Viva, and Charlie came beneath the
window.
Come down one minute, dearest:
only one minnie y and Viva went
down. loving little woman as she
was. And the minute had stretcbed
into an hour and st;,, Viva and
Charlie were whispsr;ng ,ast words
under the parte-coehsrs. Suddenly
Viva was startled to hear a clock
strike ten.
She fed from her lover and up to
the Moore's apartment vitbont
word her heart bsat;no With fear
n. a. 80 ' a' - s.'sDs
1.o' r s.o. .p.ae '"e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-24
Washington City and
Potomac Railroad Company.

Time Table," Effect Monday $50 A. n. s.. 1896.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-12-24
one CHRISTMAS.

BY HELEN A. NATSCH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
NEW ENGLAND FAIR.

Preparation for the Great ll>Nfut'fen
at EiGhy.
Arrangement fyrthc New England fa.r
at Rigby Park and city hail, Portland,
August l., Is, 10, 20 aud II, are nearing
completion, \ fun ana choice e>hbtt Of
i've stock, cqua'ljns or exceeding th9t u
Inst year, is assured.
The racing programme j. uuqu,-t .aas-
biy the best ever offered by amy acrfcul-
tural society in the eastern states rhsre
are fifteen races she ycarling for zrse
Of 500 and the balance tor purses ~toao
each. Three hundred and twenty-~evsn
horses are named in the fifteen race. thur
assuring large field Of starters.
The Narieu Wire Go. aye T. es=aH.t
car load OF Wild animals consisting
II huTa'o. elk, deer, hear and -,r..s.
W. \ Eddy, OF Bsyonne, y. J.. and {. IL
IamSon, Of Portland, VIII give DAY eN=
hihitions Of kite flying, including TIM
dem. mid-air photoEraphing, draw iag
electricity from the clouds ana other
novelties in the way OF air nay e8t IN.
1t : expected lIhenttRl flying Wa#Htoe
viii he in operation during the Week 81
the lair Nj. lamsou expects his thirty
feet kite Will carry Il man aloft~ Hrof
and Madam IaRouN viii make daily
balloon sscensjous and parachute jumps
John :. johnson, the world champion
bicycle rider. Ray Macdonald, Al WeipiE,
snd several noted French and English
bicycli>ts, are expected TO give eNhiat-
,ions.
There Will be afternoon and evening
concerts by leading bands as well as he
usual exhibits and such novelties a may
be found Of interest, Every effort : be-
ing made TO make this fair the attraction
Of the year. Portland, Cape Elizabeth
and Old Orchard, at this season e the
year. are in gala dress. Special rates will
he granted by transportation companies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

.Oa, George, psYs : uacnS5aiae the
deg =; 81 CAT He assi - - ny
dog. gave hirl - the dsS a. - SCI 10
- - -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06
ruE YOUNG MANS LIFE WoKk
What lie Does Not DO Heartily
He Never Quite Does.

Any n'Sh = si''ss' ''''s'e ," ~ s.s ,>''s'
himself 10 an occupation that Is vetoed by
his own tastes and preferences. writes
H. NJ, Charles II rsrkhur>t. u. d. in
J,,s,,., g3an,f Journal
.r,, s,rt,t,-af Injunction .Vhst.,.
- =, A., -, h.ar,5i, : an, +, h.. -.
-, MT, ,,.t,,,,nf.nflx moral
,.4,,h..3 ~ ss5,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

\ Kerosene oil stsin evsporstes after s
You wish to hasten the process cover the
spot with heat dour, leave it for twenty
four hours, brush of the flour. ana reptst
4 necessary To remove u CveA>e SPOT
from the leaf q book cover the tiem,>h
With finely pow dered French chslk. brush
!; ct, snd repest tine process un;A The
spot disappears ladies Home jassraai
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-08-06

~ ) eotils- Avid lmiialienS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Stocks July 1. Is2. 1856 hogsheads
and ga tierccs.
Inspections ana reinspections for the
month ending june 30 1886:
Inspections-Bright. Isis hOgsheads and
II tlerces: dark. 2osi hossheads and go
tierces. western. N hOgshoads. Total,
1895 hoesheads and III tierces.
Rcinspections Bright. rs hogsheads,
dark. - hogshcads and 10 tierces, west
ern. 3 hogsheads. Total. 3Js hogshcads
and 10 tlerces.
Total sampling for the month ending
June 80. 1896. Bright. 2. los hogshcads ard
II terces. dark. 2.lG0 hocsheads and 1iO
tiCrCes. western. - hOgsheads. Total,
4 .3s8 hOgsheads and ~ tierccs
Inspections and reinspections for the
nine co. months ending June 80, 1896.
Inspections Bright, G5l5 hogshcads and
a tierccs; dark. 5,3ol h0gsheads ana 1.si0
tiercos: western JG3 hogshcads. Total.
1853 hogsbeads and $50 tlerccs.
Keinspections- Bright. 300 hogsheads
and y tierccs; dark. 500 h0gshoads and
los lierces. western. l3i hog-heads. TO.
tai. 4.6gl hogshoads and 15C tierces.
Total sampliug Tor the nino Wi months
ending June 30. 1876: Bright. 1855 hogs
heads and - terccs. dark. 625l tierces
and l.g24 tierces, western 4g4 hogsheads
Total. lG. 100 hogsheads and l,WJ tierces.
Sales of loose tobacco for the month
ending June 30. lS@ 9o77s pounds.
sales Of loose tobaccos for the nine OQ
months ending June 30. iS| Dark loose
tobaccos. 1.1@c12 pounds. dark loose
tobaccos. 9649s9 pounds. Total, BIB
POI pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
rnrAcc0 ENcHANGE.

Richmond. Va, July ., 1896
/ Private sales reported 90 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
/ of the Richmond Tobacco Trade for the
week ending to-day. Wrappers. l0 hoes-
/ heads. filters. 10. cutters, 10. smokers. "a,
scrap Ouehu. lo, leaf dark. 1856 STEMS
/ eG Total. i0i hoesheads
The tobacco Inspector reports today:
Inspections Bright 9 hogsheads; dark
/ 80 hoeshcads and ierces; western, .
| hc1-hsads. Reinspecuons-brisht' hogs
/ heads.
And for the week ending to-day
Inspections Brieht W hOesheads. dark.
10Y lor-hcad-. western. - hOgsheads. Re
inspections Bright - hoesheads and .
ticrcos. dark 3 hogshcad.
Total Inspections and rcinspections for
/ the week ending tO-day-inspectiOn 22O
hor4hr4ds. reinspccuons l3 hoghcads and
D tforccs. Total 2I3 h0csheads and .
rerccs
Myers. Allegheny old Dominion Crcn-
shaw's. Seabrooks. Dapenports and
Vaughan's tobacco warehouses report to-
/ day. Receipts. l33 packages, deliveries.
/ . packages
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Jones. Shelhurnes. Shockoe. Meals.
Planters Williams DE- Rchling's. Franklin
/ Street and Ellison added. report for
/ the week ending today Receipts. 49,
| packages, deliveries. ff packages.
ENcc.s of receipts Tor The week, -
/ packages.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
tions on tohaccos for the city of Rich
mond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
SOl45. plug tobaccos. Sl,36lOl. Total.
= b
United States internal revenue cOllec-
/ tions ON tobaccos for The city of Rich
mond Va. for the week ending to-day.
/ Cigars and cigarettes. SlO.@l3.aG. plug to-
/ haccos S5.a23G2. Total, SlG.2369s.
our Mr. Luther j.. Vaughan tenders for
himself ana for the ola veteran cavalry
/ sfdltlul lAdAhS I'D thc TOBACCO Trade
of the city Of Richmond, Va, and 10 the
proprietor, Judge haynes, Tor the use of
the Tobacco Exchange during the reunion
as lt was most l"N"i.'oie J" rendering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

FIVE DAYS ending July 3. 1890. az com
pared with the corresponding weeks in
1905 and 1924. are as follows.
July g. 90 June g. ~. June :. 81
Loans
Si7GI9o3oO S5l3G)i.7oo SIS. 49,. $50
Specie
81 sGGso0 Gif96,JoO 81, 223.o00
Legal tenders
Sa.223.7O 1lO1f5.J0O l2S0Gl 900
Set dcposts-
4molGW0 5C0Os3.e 900 5sS J0S.300
Circulation
lf55GalO 13i3icNO 1O.33I. 100
Total reserve
1l5.Og1Ooo l7i5i2.OoO ei9.2si3o
Reserve required
I2i1Gi1-5 Il2 iCS 800 1i71i9.575
Excess OF reserve
2Os2s.12s S2O73.1UO 7213f795
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

THE vi Kappa Alpha continued its
sessions at the W0man's College yoster-
day. 10 Co this time some very impor-
tant questions have been discussed. and
Yesterday evening discussion on north
ern extension was held.
The fraternity was established at the
University of Virginia in ISIS. and mum
hers among IT'S members some OF the most
,,r,n.n.at men of the South. among
whom may De mcnuonei Professor r. $.
Jovnes. OF south Carolina. Charles Wash
inetor, Coleman. of WILLIAMSBURG ana
george W sumBey. chancellor OF mo
southwestern Presbyterian University
Tenn.
Among members In the city are Messrs.
D. r. Aunford. VI. l.. Dawson, G. \.
Bovce. j.. p. Coz IA. u. and oscar
sw.neford. and j. Gray McAilister
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

CINCINNATI o.. July 3.-Flour dun
and easy: winter patent $3@R415, spuns
patent. S3.JOo3sj.
Wheat market easy. No. = req, track
sec: SO. rcd. track 4i4c., no. red
track SOC.
corn market easy, no white. track.
20.c. mixed ear. track. -9ci rejected
white. track 2Gi4c. yellow ear. track. zoe.
oats market quiet and steady; No.
mixed. 1sc.. No . whiie, track l9c.i
sample mixed. track. Zoe.
Pork market easy. clear back, $500
family pork. $500. clear family. $3.50
Lard steady. kettle Lard. il21Hi3'i2'
prime steam lard. S3.s0a3sIi2.
Bacon steady. loose shoulders. >i--'.
loose short rib sides. Si37s. loose short
clear sides $50.
Ifv salted meats steady. shoulders
slDcnf12i.. short rih sides. S30aio5
short clear Sides S440f.25.
Whisky market steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
CHICAGO MAHKET.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 3-The short
session 0l the wheat market was quiet
and almost l1cics-. Many operators
were absent and others were planning
their departure ou pleasure trips as soon
as the traIne hour. were over. Scarcely
au outside order was received and tAc
l0cel talent displayed no interest what
ever just prior to the close few moo
ments' activity Boa Tue way of liquidation
hy longs WAS noted. hlt CHAT was the
only time when there was the least hustle
or animation. The morning began with
firm tone on higher Liverpool cables
and some Northwestern crop damage
reports. bat the effects of these inNu-
,uces soon passed away auG saeeiug
movement succeeded September wheat
opened from 57c 20 5G.c declined to
&c.. closing at spsc.- Na.c under yes
terday Cash wheat was easy and iec.
per hushel lower.
Corn displayed mastery inactivity. SINH
lsr cOndll ions tO those existing in wheat
prevailed the approaching recess dctuct-
rg from the inclination TO trade. The
tone of tho market was governed and
regulated Dos wheat September corn
opened at 21sc.. sold al -IMc. defined
to and closed at 21isc.-isc. under ycstcr-
day Cash corn was weak and i.c. per
ll,hel lower
Oats-rle oat market was neglected
and deserted. Like in the other grain
markets. the trading was confined TO %
few orders. principally for local account.
The sentiment was In sympathy with that
oi wheat and corn. September oats closed
i40hc. under yesterday Cash oats were
weak and i.rl.c pr bushel lower.
Provisions Quite "a good business was
transacted m product. which was sur
pr.sing whom the dizziness ruling in other
parts OF Che floor was considered \
higher nos market imbucd shorts with
81 covering desire. and to the demand Tor
that account values Were indebted for
the improvement which took place early.
ln the last hour of business aferings
became heavy. local professionals doing
some raidne. whilst the demand was
contracted. Everything declined on the
selling pressure. september pork closed
27Ic. lower. I'D September lard and ribs
each 1Oc lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
NORM oAEoIIYI,s UNryERsrrr
President Winston Goes tlsewhere-Wbo
VIII ~rrr..nN HIM

President Winston Goes tlsewhere-Who
WIZ ~ur~~rd HIM?
CHAPEL HILL y. c., July Especial.
President George II. Winston. OF the
University az been elected president OF
the University OF Texas. and VIII accept.
NO doubt the loss VIII DC very s,nsiDiy
folr. lut there Is 40 reason why lis
successor shOIl1 no. be casiy ,oi nd
without going beyond the bounds OF the
state. Professor D. ~. Gore, 4 Ire
department OF natural philosophy; DR.. +.
T. Venahle. professor OF chemistry, and
Or. McIyer. OF tho |tt-e Normal and
Industrial School, are SPOKEN OF cs avail
abe: and either OF them wogld make a
good president
The summer law school has opened with
twcnty-seven students. and several others
will be IN in a few days.
The summer school for teachers be-
gan a few days ago and now has an en-
rollment OF l25. and still others are ex-
Iected
Professor Collier Cobb on Tuesday
night delivered a very pleasast and In
teresting lecture IN Gerrard Hail on The
Geology of North Carolina ana its Rcla-
ton to the People and Business Interests
or the state"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

The Confederate Historical Associa-
tion Camp. -. T.. G.. w. oi Mempn
brought IL boat formed OF mowers iuli
rugged. 20 the memory OF jon 1--WE
which was swung To Monroe IalA' i "u'
Affer the ceremonies there IL was
PC Mansion no the request OF Mrs.
- -, T,his WI a beautiful tribute
- tho association OF which Mr.. Davis
WIS a member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
.AIr1AlnRn MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md. July 3.-flOur dull.
Wheat easy. 40 . red spot and July
GD0DD.c. August. 6)AnGoisc. september,
Co.'s ,G&c.: southern. by sample. 5Gpe2c.,
do ON grade 5SisHGlhc.
Corn easy. mixed spot 32ha32i4c.;
July. 820a2io.: August. 32M0@@'-c, Sep
tcmber 32..1324c. steamer mixed. 3Ofs
n3lc.: southern white. Doc. bid, DO. yei-
low. a5i. 1850.
OATS weak: No. white. western. 22Hd
pc. so. . mixed. western, 20N2lc
Rye easier. 40. ., near by 3ii443oc;
do. western. Soc.
Hay steady.
Grain ireirhts firm.
Eggs finn at l1z0l2c.
Other articles unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
DE lTiis.

WARD Died. suddenly. at his resioen,e'
iol north Twelfth street, July a. NOD
ERT ID. WARD ,~
Funeral services from the houS' co 90.
I-RDAY at IL \. VI.
BARNES. Died. July 3. 1896, AT v:ip
o'clock A. NJ. LEONARD HEARTILY
RARNES. son OF r. l.. ana A o..
Barnes: aged one year, two months'
and nineteen tays.
Funeral from the residence NO. Lib
Floyd avenue. SATURDAY Ar EN-
NOON at : O'Clock Friends and &C
ouatntances invited 10 attend.
RELIGIOUS Herald please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
sr LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS. so. July 3.-Flour un-
changed
wheat lower July 527sc.: August 33',c.;
September. 5.|Ic.
Corn lower. July, 2ia,c., September 2o's
N1If-c.
oats lower July. 1880; August. bic;
Scptemhcr 5'.015ic.
Pork STANDARD mess nominal al 500
old. 1919
Iard-Primc steam. S3.G5, choice, S5I2'a.
other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

WILMINGTON. n. c., July 3.-Bosin
firm. strained SLa2- good strained
>f"1is.
Spirits of fuipcntinc firm; machine.
- &C.,. irregular --ilc
Tar firm 200 Sl2n.
Crude wmonuue firm; hard $50;
SOFT Sl1O. virgin. $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

the annual meeting Of the soS lel, oa
tho cincinnati In the slt'e o' -a7''''''
Win be- held to-day &c T. cooA ~ min.
berlin's Hotel. ola Point Mal'r "eru.I'
\. Claiborne. Or. George Dvr. UNI, Mn,
l..,,,a "a Pichmond's delegation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Nlessrs. John n. Morris and j. W. Nun
DIV. OF Fluyanna county. returned nome
Yesterday morning after pleasant visit
of several days during the reunion. They
were the guests Of Mr. Frank +. Mcneil,
OF south Cherry street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(MadIaon aud Graco).-Dr KERR will
oniciate at II a. NJ. 80 evening service.
WESTMINSTER CHURCu.-REN. e.
NJ. CHUMbLEN az IL a. NJ. and 90
i. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

>.FN YORK. July 3-The features
,,....l fo fine eye of ihc Fourth of July
holiday have been pronounced in the dry
goods market to-day Visiting buyers
have been rarity spot trade has been
confined almost entirely 90 The opera
lions of resident Representatives OF out
of-toun houses. and these have been OF
20 generally conservative char tcter Mail
orders have proved Indifferent. and ON
the whole bui ID slow days business can
Doe reported u amy department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
sINDAY C1IIECH NnIICEs

WEST VIEW 3 PITS r CHURCH
Corner Cary and Meadow streets. Rev
j. VI. MERCER pastor " orship on sun
day. Sunday school. $50 a. NJ. Preach
ing al IL A. NJ and : = " BOYS meet
ING at 3 T.. NJ. Young Peoples Union at
4 I. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
s l.. N. Seats Tree Visitors welcome
Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Cash quotations were as follows; tIonr
was quiet and steady, prices were uh-
changed 80. spring wheat. 5iNaoJtc' :
No red. 556s7c.. No corn. 4Stc.. No.
. oats lsi.aIS,c.: mess pork. 6li4N75c.;
lard So 1.af3S5. short rib sides S3.Gt1
aGs. dry saltcd shoulders. iaa4.l2i9.
short clear sides. S3S7i4a4o0, whisky
81 -
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rtr Park avenue and Harrison street,,
Rev. -. CALVIN STEW ART. pastor 70
Preaching at II a. 81. and sis J.. NJ.
hy Rev. ID. T.. JUNK1N. Midweek service
Wednesday evening al SO o clock Chris
tinn EndeavOr meeting az $50 i. NJ. and
Sabbath school at $3.50 A. VI. Free seats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Religious services will be held al the
Masonic Home tomorrow ait.iioon az
as o'clock. The services VIII be con-
Quoted by Key. ;. {. Hatcher pastor oI
I,artoa HEIGHTS Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Or JAMES BRIDGES Will preach
200 d o'clock a. VI. SO service I'm the
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

prof H. II. Harris. OF the sou'ne'n
neptist Theological Seminary NJ i,ou's.
vulc has been here all the week anu uss
beer warmly greeted by his thou's'"''
~ friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04
LONDON PAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. july Bar silver. 3lNd.;
-ousois. 1l5 GIG Cor money and 1888. for
.hc account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Rev. Richard r. Williams and family.
~ Montgomery. Ala. arc AZ the residence
OF Garrey +. Watson. Is west Franklin
Afrast-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

sion'ERev. Dr. SPRIGG VIII conduct di-
vine service each Sunday az II \ NJ and
al 3 T.. ". Seats free. The public cor
daily invited. Sunday school at $3.50 A..
NJ. Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

Roy. CHARLES r. HYDE pastor. -
Sabbath school at $50 O'Clock. Morning
service ~ II o'clock. preaching by the
pastor Meeting of Westminster League
az S.iJ o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-04

ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
corner Beverly and Washington streets.
sunday school az $50 A. NJ. and T..
NJ Sunday service at p. NJ; Evening
payer and sons service. with lecture.
DAY night at Z. NJ You viii be
cordially welcomed at any OF the services
II you do not attend religious services
elsewhere. We would be especially pleased
TO have you come and worship with ~
regularly. IL