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Boys Come bring the
CIOthinp boys, mothers, and
look at these boys
$3.50, 81 and s.. 50 sample short
pants suits-which we bought so
cheaply from the maker and
which we are selling at $l.98
each. A lady came in the store
the other day who had just paid
81 for a suit. We showed her
the same suit in stock in this
Sl.9S lot. They're cassimercs
and cheviots-ages 8 TO II years.
We want your trade for long
pants suits because we can save
you Il fourth of your money. No
clothing store profits here. Sell
clothing same as anything else.
ID foor--elevator.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

64-inch extra heavy half-bleacBed
German Table Linen, sc g.i;,lity for
44c. yard
The morning times., 1896-09-20

In evidence in the front row Of the plat
form were half score ofladics, each wca r
ing linen caps with sixteen white stripes
radiatiDg from Il yellow button in the
center. A small red ribbon on the front of
each cap was inscribed with the figures
and letters, "l6 10 L. in white Small
red badges on the front of the dress of each
fair enthusiast ind icatcd that her choice for
President is W. j. Bryan.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

IL yard pure linen frinred Table
Cloths, plain white and coIpred bOf-
ders, ST. 5 each.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

IL lie pure linen s-inch Glass Tow.
cling, &c. yard.
h st. Annexed floor.
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Linen Huck Towels plain white and
colUred borders SO by IS inches,
IL lie. each, and very cheap q that.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

56-inch hair tlra Chez Table Linen,
&c. yard. The usual prIc,. is 3bc.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

IL fine light and dark taffcta silk
and Persian and light India six waists
which sold for So and S6-wiil go at
S29S.
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Linens.
Linen is pure fla,

Linens. Linen is pure flaa
here-and our reputa-
ton protects you in every pur-
chase. And yet you'd think not
from the prices. Thanksgiving
isn't TAR away SO that what you
buy now Will be new then.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Your choice ~ the 81 and 81 20
perCale and best PRINT wrappers IN
light and dark cffcCts-made with
Vatican backbone trimmed for CSC.
nd floor; elevator.
The morning times., 1896-09-20
Capes, Coats, Skirts,
Silk Waists and
Wrappers.

Your choice OF IS Tan Bruadciuih
and Velvet Capes. silk lined and hand
soniely trimmed. for 81 81 each. Sorne
sold for as high as 81
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Mrs. Butler, wife Of Senator Marion But
Ter Of North Carolina. who attended on
the platform with Senator Butler car
ried United States banner which She
waved with enthusiasm when Mr.. Bryan
appe ared
The morning times., 1896-09-20
Ooldenberg's.
.Goldenberg's..~
G0ldenberg's.
Ooldenberg's.
Getting closer to our fricndS-thc public


mech the
ntog
o and
an % patron
ONO begin he to lknhack
On of the
of fine silks black dissent
max ther he natu nwhhe
o them, and we hen a prices
The morning times., 1896-09-20

One of The incidents of the reception Of
Mr.. Bryan on the stand was the placing
of little child, Mabel Cosgrove, the dauglI-
ter of Mr.. ii. Cosgrove. Oh the front railing
of the platform. The little girl was
daintly dressed To inpersonatc silver. aud
Wore that legend OF Il band i'll her hair
This little maiden bore n bunch OF roses
for the Democratic candidate.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

80 fine, silk fin i>hed. mohair skirts
with best iiDin. and extra width, 81 Sd
each-worth Sd. 80.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Another incident which amused the pco-
pie 10 the extent OF giving u rousing round
of cheers was Mr.. Bryau's helping himself
before the audience out of Congressman
MCMillin's bottle. 1t was really Il vial
OF cough mixture. The boys knew when
Il thing looked like a good thing, aud they
whooped it up accordingly.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Your choice Of II atwood Black
and Tan RrDadCluth and tbeviot Jack
cts, half silk lined, for S39s. suId
for So, 81 and SIS
The morning times., 1896-09-20
48 cents.

Handsome black brocaded sat-
in duchesse-in the most capti-
waiting scroll patterns entwined
by fiowers-a quality which al
ways sells for Sc yard-can be
sold for
The morning times., 1896-09-20
50 cents.

Pretty black brocaded taffcta
silks in a large variety of
handsome patterns-silk which
we've marked 69c yard-will
go. at ...-....
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Hand made Opaque Linen Window
Shades yards long IS inches wide,
complete with fixtures. zoe. each.
2d floor. ST Annex
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So A MONT
This LowFee Covers Full
Treatment and All
Medicines.

The almost miraculous cures being eff
fectcd by DR.. Young, the celebrated Spc-
ciaiiSt, whose private sanitarium is at
The morning times., 1896-09-20

\ cold Chlll is reported to lave crcpt
over Il great many department clerks who
hurried To the meeting, only to hear Mr..
Br van say that Mr. Cleveland had ex-
tended the CIVIL service In keep his ,Cicvc-
land'sI friends in office. The question was
asked numerously what Mr.. Bryan NIGH,
do with clerks whom he had declared TO
be Mr. Cleyelaud's friends.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

4quarfcr Chenille Table Covers, in
Il variety uf patterns, 39c. each worth
muc h more.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

VelveteenS Probably the
at half. greatest seiilng
of silk-faced vel
veteens of which this city has
known has been going on here
the past few DAYS.
Monday we shall put on sale
the second installment including
such colors as garnet, ap-
pie green, myrtle, brown, &c,
at 12Ec a yard, and not Il yard
can be had for less than 25c.
eth Street Aune1
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Toilet Needless, al
Requisites most, to tell you
that the toilet
goods arc HOW in better quar-
tiers. Handler than before and
four times the stock that was
across the way. Not the COM
mon sorts usually found in dry
goods stores, but of a quality
that makes for us permanent
friends.
Dc. bar for Zoe. bars pure GIycerine
Soap.
De. and Ice box for best Talcum
Powder.
4c. box for fine Enamel Face Powder
23c. bottle Tor GarwUud's line Toilet
Water
2hc bottle for all odors Jules
Neru' Triple Extract.
lsc. bottle for 'Rubifuam"-for the
Teeth.
De. for large bottles Witchhazel.
Sc. for De. bottle Vaselnc.
9Th street store.
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Sc. for 5-yard piece all-silk Seam
Binding
De-: dozen for best kidhair Curriers'
all sizes
4c. box for so IIairpns
AZ. bottle for "P Perfection" Shoe
Polish.
De. dozen for Zoe. and IL PC. all
kize While Pearl Buttons.
&c. for paper Of 400 Pins.
30. eacn Tor aIl-size Sickle Curling
Irons
Tth street store.
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Ex-senator Hampton of South Carolina,
now Uniled States Railroad Commissioner,
was one of the guests on the platform.
There was good deal OF speculation at
the park as to the extent of the crowd
in attendance. Some guessed l" 900. Mr.,
Tyne Of Democratic headquarters esq
mated il from /. 900 to $1,000. A Grand
Army man ON the stage said that he was
used to Gro wdS and that the number would
not reach 900. col. y. :. Odeli agreed
with this estimate. At 4 p. IN. some
estimated the attendance at 800, when,
a matter OF fact, II was about 3,5Gn
10 i 900. This number was pro ba bly,
doubled after the departments had turned
out their crowds. The highest conserv: i,
tive enumeration WAS in the neighborhoGd
of 5000.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

My Friend From India.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

ll-quarter hemnled Crochctcd Bed
SpTea'!s. Clarendon ma kc, full size aud
ready for use. Sc. each, and they re
worth Sl25
The morning times., 1896-09-20

StuffS. se,s-u carefully
gathered by buyer who has
studied yours and fashions
whims. Many with entirely new
ideas i'll weave and color blend
ings. For variety and richness
the stock is unmatched.
You know Tweed SnitiDg-tlie Atwood
,.., Sort, ho suitable for travelling and wheel
ing costumes. Here is the brown, tan
and gray Tweed suitiDg Tor $50. Instead
of $50. yard.
How clever are the Yankee designers.
They've 50 well COPIED the handsome
patterns OF Tie imported goods i'll tlce.
pretty bouclcS and rough effects that
yuucaD scarcely dis,inrInsiithcn Beau
uful nominations Of hcIitrnpc and black,
green and black, etc, JOc. the yard.
Even the high art novelties are here
from foreign Snorcs-thc finest imported
thdnieic1b effects III The TICh'su ana
n.h>t exclusive patterns, ut 81 10 yard.
$50. yard for the 4s-lnch Imported
MpiI.iE and wool effects Such CrinkIy
curliness you've never seen before
ami Cutnbnatiols " CuIurIncs such a.
only Partisan producers can turn out
Seventh street annex.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

BedWear Saving q
and Curtains. fourth COM
pared with the
lowest prices you ever met. We
never bought crocheted spreads.
curtains and uphoisterles
cheaper than this season and
you benefit by it.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Beautiful printed warp taffeta
silks-grounds light and dark,
and some pretty Scotch plaid eff
fects, which will be SO fashion
able this season-silks which 1T
has been impossible to buy for
less than ST. and Sl.25 yard,
even here-will go at
The morning times., 1896-09-20


and OftcntimeS more yard on
most everything in stock. This
big lining business came not by
chance, but as a natural conse-
quence of right selling.
@ 2c- yard for yard Wide era Rustic
PercaIIne, rs gro "a, our > lie. quail
ity-
i lie ward for loc. yard wide Black
and All-colors Silcsia.
l6c. ward for "a Extra Heavy All
linen Imported Canvas.
sJ-4c ward for / = ! %. French Per
caline, III fast bis X and coloEs.
Soc. yard for 5uc. AlI-wopl Black.
Brown and Grey Morcen.
33C. yard FOR 6Uc. French Grey Hair
cloth.
$40. yard for L. l2c. York Can
vas or Foubay Cloth. for >tlffcninE the
bOtto II q: skirts black, brown, tan and
grey.
81 -2r. n ward for II -2c. Black Back
Saline finish figured Waist Lining.
Seventh street store.
The morning times., 1896-09-20

Notions Little things, but
and you'll be surprised
Findings. We" sar rsen Won n'oD o;,
them. We hardly think there
is another such stock in town,
for everything is to be found in
it.
Be pair for 1Jc sleeve d.>teuGcrs
80. paper FOR Smiths best English
Needles
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downliill every day. They lose health
md life Just when tic possibilities of life
scctn greatest. Some slight disorder, care.
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burn, and distress after eating are followed
by disOThrrcd livct constipation. headaches,
Kidney disease, loss Of appetite, nervous.
ness, debility and loss OF flesh. Loss of
flesh prepares the way for the most serious
consequences. Weakness from any cause IL
an invitation 10 consumption. The germs
of consumption are in the air and in our
food-in the water We drink. They Ric cv-
crywhcfe. but they arc harmless TO the
perfectly healthy body II Is only when
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Tho following choir Will render ap-
pconrinte music at ChnplIne Street NJ.
L. church:
Eopranos-Nrs. S. J.. Mailer Misses
Rose Bowman. LOttlo Wilson. Carrie
Reed. Flora Blatchley. Vcda Cunning
ham and Lizzie Sanford.
Altos-2trs. Annie Bourne. Misses
Maud Henderson and Belle Johnson.
Bassos and tenors-E. c. Leonhart,
W. L. Esinyer. George Jackson. Z. r.
McHuGh. Edward Handy and ". f.
Glesey.
VI. F. GIesey. leader: Miss Emma
McNaSh. organist: Mr. Edwin William
son. cornetiS;.
On Sunday morning. Mt 1880. the
pastor OF Chaplinc Street u. r. church.
Rev. William Anderson. will preach on
"Rev!vais OF Rclig!on-what they are;
when Needed md how secured" In the
evening the presiding elder. Rev. y.
Moore, D. D., will preach, at the close
OF which the sacrament OF the lords
supper viii be administered. \ love-
feas; will be held on Tuesday even
Ing by DR.. Moore. after which the
FIRST quarterly conference will be held
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The choir Mt tho Third Presbyterian
church has been reheHrsing fine pro.
Erammo under the leadership OF Prof.
William Clemens, for Sunday. At both
morning ind evening services Uttrac-
tive musical numbers will he rendered
as fOllOws:
MORNING.
Calm on tho Listening Ear. IL. Ashford
"Tho Wondrous StOry"....G. u. llolslnEer
EVENING.
Sing Glad iIozannas" ...........A. Bicrey
GLORY to Cod. .."................Cr NmnCr
Tho choir Is composed OF the follow
Ing:
Soprnno-Mrs. Fulton md Mrs, SON
dernan.
Alto-Mlsscs Lulu FurGcSon, Easic
Rosenberg and Blanche MARSHALL.
Tenor-Messrs. Arthur Il. Dunn and
Allen NJ. StCGn.
Basso-MeSsrGG George Gardner. Chris
tlan Noltlc md Edward Lelner.
Orgnnist-Miss Lizzie DickCrton.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and iIIshnp, In the Thriving City
Across the River,

Eliza ]. Stillwell. OF Crescent. asks
for $500 damages from the Cleveland.
LOrn!n & Wheeling railroad company.
bcChusc OF damages caused by the
bridge over Fall Run.
II. G. Pratt has gotten out an iuIunc-
ton for the Donovan heirs to restrain
Inc county treasurer from collecting the
assessment for the paving on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Hudson Sheppard died Mt
Smyrna, after 4 lingering illness. She
and her surviving husband had lived
together sIxty-nlnc years.
]. r. Flames. Charles Junk!ns nui
Walter Lewis have been drawn on the
grand jury. and J. Ell TrurmRn on the
petit jury.
James Diff. 81. NJ GIcnn's Run. who
has been very sick, was some better
yesterday. He was threatened with
paralysis.
II. W. GaudinG. OF The Cummonrr and
Glassworkcr. has returned from an cx-
tended trip through Ohio and Indiana,
Tho loss on the stock Of goods at
Newlnnls shoe storr has been adjusted
and the store will be opened To-day.
Captain ma Mrs. II. w. Smith and
their FOnS, ERNEST ana liONdTl, VIII
spend the day at Cadl2.
Tho st. Cla!rsvillc Juniors mud the
Tiger Juniors wilt play foot ball at s..
CialrSvlllc to-day.
Mrs JcnniS Herbert, Of Wclsvilc, 70
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Brton Il.
Williams.
Kcnworify IIoEc Is shipping con-
siderable wheat from Martins Ferry.
The Sunday school entertainments
last night were all largely attended.
The postoGcc hours to-day will I've
from s to Q. II to l. and TO :.
a. C. Ong. OF Mt. Pleasant, Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Twecjy.
Dir. j. G. purr and family are spending
Christmas at WcllsviliC,
Mrs. Robert FInncy, who ha9 been
very sick. Is no better.
Mrs. Il. J. I!Othmeyer, OF Moundsrllle,
is visiting her parents.
Mrs. Nathan Vail. Of Wellsvlllc. IS
visiting friends here.
Ernest Smith entertained n party Of
friends last night.
I.uclcn Clark Is home from Fludlay TO
spend Christmas.
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OrganIs;-Anss Annie V. Sage.



The co:hoG chH;es ss-r T as SnS qSp t5s
arrangements for to-day's programme
indicate that they will surpass all pre-
y T, stt9Fss IN sh'S TN %' S~inci,a1 scr.
1Tssp" -. - no -, =,
w., p Ti,l rl;"siIon viii hc inc csIc-
brant md viii be assisted by Rev.
Father Dou;iou as arch-p-i"st. Rev.
Father p. Prquin. as deacon. and Rev.
rev. ha,net ~. H. n.y. WI ~ pam m'Ir
ter Of ceremonies. rev. fl;heF fsIdhi'
al Elm Grove, VIII preach the sermon.
Tho floral decorations VIII be fine. OF
course the usual Innss will lie held ut
n'cIocir M ,rd nnutInciaJ vesnrrs
III, -, rJnro "I 5.an thts evcrjnr
,r;,' .Siio,,,,og Is tho nrorrar1,>. f,or I'm
~ :olIo"hE ~ NV p'"s'"" '0' '"c
1880 a. N. serHicc:
OnenIrr Hynu--"Ade5te Flhels". .Webb4
Mc6cr,s Mass In G'''.''-'...'.'.''...'..
Wisr Emma Conncllv, Mrs. /. Hr!-
urr. Mr, j. F'ront ami Mr.. Charles
Miller
Chorus IN EHcclsis"
"GrTtias nS:m"s hbF..MiSE NJ l I$ynns
Sil 9,,!S D. '''''
cum s'nc'o apFi'n yISs; H3Se jfoiimon
"rnnnanm m Sojus SanCtug', .Mr. i. Yaln
Crcdo.
"vcri Creator SpirItus" observation-disclosures
Cr"do' >,..a,, yah,
n !nchrha,,s ~ ram RI t''''
'n' vIdit1n, az! 'SlrIyII
M!s@ss E. ynhn, X. Flood, MessrF.
j. Front, \. Yahn.
"Sanctus". ...... ........... ....... Chorus
EsnedIctus; ....;:..i;,..::;-l; ;lnhrtetie
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BELLAIRE
All Sort, or Local News and Uo"ip About
the Glass city.

Scott L.avellc, who was cont to jail Mt
ST. CRirsyilr with Frank McClndl2ts,
Of Pittsburgh, from GAINESVILLE, IN ue-
fault OF $500 bnil f-f robblnE Curtis
Stldd, OF the latter pace. OF $50. Is out
and enjoying Christmas in Bcllairc. HIS
mother furnished security ana he Got
out yesterday.
Hon. Charles VI. lToEg. on Of Che state
senators from this dIstrIct. heads del
oGatiOn OF farmers from Harrison coun-
~ who Will 20 to Washington on the
9Th Of january TO impress the wayH and
means committee with the Importance
OF a tariff on wool.
The dance given by the Buckeye
Fishing club was well attended last
evening. Jackets orchestra furnished
the muaic and the merry making was
kept up until an early hour this morning.
The steel works closcd down ycstcr-
lnv FOR Chrict!nas, bur n feeling per-
vadcs this city TINT !. will be operated
more hereafter than It has been for ~
year or two.
Mr.. George Jones, a bottle blower and
an excellent man, and Miss Olive Nor
rell wcre married by Rev. o. W. Holmes
Wednesday evening.
Word has been received OF the death
OF Rev. Jesse Eiargravc. OF Illinois De-
ceased was formerly pastor In tho Sec
ond u. L. church.
\ number OF railroad employees from
Wcllsvllc came down yesterday nHd III
tended the funeral OF Martin Tobtn.
Miss Julia Dolan returned yesterday
from New Castle. Pa. where she epent
several months with relatives.
Miss Flora Bickcl has returned from
Alliance, where she has been visiting
relatives for some time past.
Mrs. John Rock and Son Left yesterday
for Pittsburgh. where they will spend a
few days with relatives.
Frank and Louis Hasten left yesterday
for Rochester. Pa. where they Will visit
relatives.
Dr. Henry ZoeckIer, OF Pittsburgh. Is
spending q few days with his mother In
;his city.
Mrs. a. IIerzbcrg Is confined to her
home quite I'll.
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OFFERINGS made In response TO
the Appeal OF the Orphans under the
charge OF the Sisters. nlny be left nj
any OF the places named below. Gro
ccrIen, provisions and clothing will he
most acceptable All packages should
have name OF donor lcuibly written on
them. State also whether offerings nrc
for Girls OF ST. NluCcnts Home, or for
the Bows mt ST. Johns Home Tags
for this purpose Will be furnished at
stores where the goods are left, WRR-
nng will call for these offerings n, the
various dcputS herein designated; there
fore. please inform By means Of tclc-
uhonr 1905, OF Elm Grove, 70 that all
donations may be promptly removed.
First ward-liOepilnl: Charles Klein. cor
ncr Eighth and Market streets
Second wArll-JOn chin Fcinlcr, 1879 Mar
kGt street: John &. Wclty. Market Square:
MIm Carver. 1Oii Main street. Okunc G:
Co, 1llI Main street.
Third wnrd--COnv"nt. corner Eofr nnh
Fourteenth streets: Thomas Mclcntcr. lI27
McCOlloch street: owen Mccain Fifteenth
street
Fourth warh-Mrt Jones'. Il Eighteenth
street: Philip Schnupp, corner Seventeenth
aud Wood streets.
firth ward--Luhn Rcdckcr. 225I Main
street .InmcR n. F'Ilan, 22Jl Market street;
Joseph VoElcr. @l2l MINI street.
Sixth wnrd--J. c, Miller, 253i ChaplIue
street: II. ". WcIt2"l 235j Market street
Thomaa Kiilc"n, .,9Ni McColloch rtrrct.
Seventh ,ward-JoSeph Sh"rcr, Gl Broad
way street.
Eighth wurI-AIra. ArI;lc. 3El7 Jacob
street.
Dcnwood -John DccGnu, grocer
Fulton KlcHhg grocery.
Elm GruvC--Mr Rabbi; St. NlucGni'S
Home; ST. Johns Humu.
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attractive programmes. The Second
l'rcsbYtefihu, First Presbyterian,
Fourth street NJ r.. and Zane Street NJ,
u. viii MI have special oXrrclsrS. At
Fonrlil street church gospel services
VIII DO given IN che morning aud the
evening will he given W to a song GER
vice at which the following selections
VIII b0 rendered by the choir, under tho
direction OF Mr, Edgar Il. Bullnrd;
"'rhc Htrnln Upralsud"
"rhc Coming Of the King" ,..,.,,,..lIuCk
",uiorln" 20 From MoEnrtH Twelfth MHsq
Ger the Hills Or licthlChCin" .ShCllcy
"ll9rk, What Means ThOn Holy
NOecST .,,'',' .'.,,.,,., ..,,,,."llUyCnB
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4 ChrlEtmns song Service viii be held
ut tho English Lutheran church IN
Sunday, morning aud evening, Ns FOL.
lows:
MORNING.
"rhcrn Wcrc Shepherds" .......ll Ciilcy
'llnrk! the Herald Angels SIng'",".
','". .,,.,..,,.., ",,,'...,..,lt Ongbcri;
CuTuh"., ...,..,,,. Loud
EVENING.
star Of neutrality-suspicious.
hltlk 'lut .''''''',. ''s.''''s',''''',, l'Onh
'BrthIelleNl',, 49,, ,'s.,,,,s,.,s .,,,COOmbh
Mira. lUhCldalfcr, Miss CllkcH. Mr..
ROthllsbOrgCr md Mr.. brand.
CarOl-"Joy Bells. "..."..... t....,"L Loud
Following ~ the. personnel OF the
choir:
SOprano-Mrs. Herbert RIhcidafrcr,
Miss Corn Daily, Miss Snrah Brown.
Alto-Misa Lizzie Urockhardt. Miss
Chkes.
Tcnor-Mrs. RothlSbOrger.
DnssO-Mr. Brand.
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At the Thomson N. i. church. Is
land. the following Christmas pro-
grnmme arranged by Mr.. L. l.. Stone
Will be rendered Sunday:
Organ Prelude.
Anthem-Iiozanna TO tho Son OF DH-
Nlu s'.'s'. .s.''.'s'.. .':.'.'s''... INTUeEt
Hymn No. q.
Prayer.
Anthem-"ponum est In = 1RlG...... Buck
First Scripture ReHding.
500 .......;... .........,".... ...".SeIcctcd
Misa McGrAHnhHn.
Second Scripture Reading.
OHertory-"Huw Beautiful CpOH tho
sermon"suSJcct. "Rciigion in Everything
Life" Text. Romans L.; Il.
Prayer.
Qunrtettn-''Ths King OF Love. My
Shepherd Is"...,..,... .,....,....Shclloy
LYNN No. CO.
Doxoiogy.
Organ POstludn.
The choir IL Composcd as follows:
Soprano-Altsses Loretta McGrann-
han. Katherine Morris and Mrs. ". ],
Wells.
Alto-A!isses Teresa Phillips. Mary
FariS and Ada Jones.
Tenor-Mr. o. Alexander and Mr..
W. Donaldson.
Basso-Messrs. Fred. Huseman. &. Q.
Smith and John Sl!Oite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-25

AZ ST. Alphonsus church the nrst
mass T!ll be sung nj o'clock this
morning. Before in@s a Christmas
hynn BY DIclmam Win 10 rendered.
NJ Tho Ofcrtnry tho hymn "Arlrstc FL
iclcs," by SOvcliU. viii be rendered,
and during communion "Bone PnXt0r."
by Peters. trio and chorus. The next
UAIs VIII b. sung nj 0 n. m darling
which the choir win Ming Chrigtmag
carols, ChildrcnH mass ut . n. M, Dur
Tag which chorus NJ children viii
sing German hymns. Grand hil,h maEs
Ht to II H.. when Kcmptcr'F mass IN
u VIII liz mnE. At OtfcrtGry "LIclcn-
tun tOell." by Dietrich. will be pun%.
Following II the personal Of the
choir:
8op:anN--AIieacs annie Nalis, Der.
tht Fox, Sophie Steinmcl2, Lena
Schaub. TITLE Fc!nIcr. Kate, Gilbert,