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Evening journal., 1897-06-21
DEBs' FOLLOWERS.
They Adopt a Constitution. Which Is
Against All Monopolics.

Chicago. June 21.-Eugene " Debs
declared in an Interview that the free
silver wave had receded to such an ex-
tent that 1t was a dead ISSUE
Mr.. Debs will encourage socialism
as the issue in 1900. The constitution,
which has been adopted by an over
whelming majority. favors the public
ownership OF all industries controlled by
monopoies, trusts and combines. such
as railroads, telegraphs. telephones
transportation waterworks. gas and
electric light plants. II also favors pub
lie proprietary control of all mines, oil
and gas wells. 1t favors reduction Of
the hours Of labor in proportion TO the
progress Of production. Relief for the
unemployed is suggested in the under
taking Of public works and improves
ments
Evening journal., 1897-06-21

FLOUR and western quiet but
steady; city mills patents $4,000 iS5;
winter patents, A.45MA75; city mills
clears S4.6O@475; winter straights. Si.o5
@4.20.
WHEAT-No. 2 red opened quiet and
barely steady. easing off under the de-
cline at Liverpool and favorable crop
news and finally rallied on covering;
July. "A 3-16Q74ssc. September. 20 S-16@
7OMc.
RYE Steady; No. western ssh@
sc.
CORN-No. 2 easier under lower ca
bles ans In sympathy with wheat, ex-
cept next months. which was steady
on covering; July, % l-16V297c.' Sep
tember, S05s@8isc
OATS-No. 2 inactive; track white.
state, 25d32c.. track. white western, 25
d32c.
PORK STEADY; mess, ss.25Qs.75; fam
lily. S925ql0.
LARD-Quiet; prime western steam,
S3S5 nominal
BUTTER quiet; state dairy. 1oQ
1sc; state creamery, l1@15c.
CHEESE-Quiet' state, large. ShQ
S%c; small 7h4Sc.
EGGS-Steady; state and Pennsylva-
MIA. l2Gf2izc; western, lOiz@1lAc
sUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining, &c.
centrifugal, sc test 3lac,; refined firm;
crushed. 5sc.; powdered. 5hc.
TURPENTINE-Quiet at 27iAq2Sc.
MOLASSES- STEADY New Orleans %
G2Sc.
RICE Steady; domestic, iNGec.; Ja-
pan, 4AQ41sc
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
Pnrt OF q Lo.t ves.srs cargo.

Alpena. Mich, June 21.-The steamer
Root has arrived here with a barrel Of
copper from the wreck Of the long lost
steamer Pewablc. This Is conclusive
proof that the much sought for ship has
at last been found. The copper Is in
nuggets and weighs 1900 pounds. The
divers say that the hull Of the Pewabic
is badly broken up, and for a radius Of
Is feet around the boat the copper and
iron of her cargo can be seen in large
mo pffffaa
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
HoteI Fire In New orleans.

New Orleans. June 2l.-The Pickwick
hotel ,afe and annex, 119 and l21 Caron-
delet street, and the building adjoining
occupied by w. II Moore, fishing tackle.
guns. etc. were gutted by fire as were
also the two upper stories Of the Pick
wick hotel. There We're but few guests
In the hotel. and all escaped without in
jury. The total loss by the fire Is esti-
mated at 100000; fully insured.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
L,OvrRs ALMOsT IYNCuED

Harrington, June ia crowd of
men and women started out last night
to punish Thomas Dyer for decoying a
Mrs. Mitchell away from her husband.
The bailiff arrived just in time 10 save
the man from possible lynching. as
there were numerous cries of Hang
him" AS It was. he was roughly. hand
led before being taken before Mags-
trate Vangeslel, who ordered both
locked up Mrs. Mitchell was subse-
quently released, however
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
suicide Of a Contractor.

Syracuse. June 21.-Henry F. Craw-
ford, a contractor. aged AZ years, COM
mitted suicide at his home in this city
by cutting his throat with a razor. He
had been insane at intervals for a year
suffering from paresis. The act appear.
ed not to have been premeditated. He
had just shaved himself and appeared
to have suddenly taken the notion OF
cutting his throat
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
wrecked sohooner,s Crew 1nndea.

Philadelphia, June 21.-The tug Lille
Graham Captain lie Compt, has
brought to this city the crew Of the
schooner John c. Atkins. which was
run into off Fort Delaware by a Read
ing tug towing barges. The schooner.
lost her deckload of lumber and became
waterlogged. After the crew had been
taken off the Atkins was towed to New
castle flats. where she now lies. The
tug was not damaged and proceeded on
its Way
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
ElRe IN BUFFALO.
Joseph Melensiti and His Five Children
Frighffuily Burncd, Onc Fatally.

Frightfully Burncd, Onc, Fatally.
Buffalo, June 21.-Fire partly destroy
ed the home OF Joseph MelenslSl In East
Buffalo Melensh was awakened by
the cries Of his children and running TO
a bedroom In which five Of them were
sleeping found the bed and furniture in
flames. MelensH carried the children
into the yard and then an alarm was
turned in. All Of the children We're
frghtfully burned.
sophia, aged 10, died in the Fitch hos
pital: Mary aged u; Bronislowa, 8
years old; Veronica. years old, and
Cecilia. aged 8, are lying in cots at the
hospital, and the attending physicians
say there is little chance for their re-
covery.
They are ell badly burned about the
head. body and arms. Melenski Is also
in the hospital, his arms and face be-
ing fearfully burned IN the attempt Ia
save his children. The property loss
was trihing.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
HOLT ON TIE WARPAlH.

ENCOURAGED BY CASES ALREADY
HEARD HE WILL FIGHT TILL HE
BECOMES THE FOURTH WARDS
COUNCILMAN.
clarence r. Holt. the cafe proprietor
and defeated candidate for member of
Council in the Fourth ward has war
paint on. On Friday night he succeed
cd In having Squire Pritchett to hold
Patrick Gillingham for the upper court
on a charge OF attempting tOyote twice
on bogus tax receipt, and John fla-
mann for the upper court on a charge
voting illegally at the city election on
June 5.
He announced Saturday that he Is In
the fight to stay. and will be a coun-
Gilman IL there is such thing as JUS
tice. The next thing he will attempt to
prove Is the real reason for the election
OF Inspector Mckinley from the voting
room. In connection with this proof
he says he will spring a big sensation
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
pefcit In Pennsrlvnnla.. rlnnnoe..

Harrisburg June 21-Deputy Attor-
ney General Elkin has given out a state
ment Of the condition Of the states
finances. in which he shows there is a
deficit Of SS5OO.OO in the state treasury
Mr.. Elkin says the legislature has for
several years appropriated more money
than the net revenues received by the
state, hence the present large def
1fn
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
Accldents 10 Bovs.

Waltham. Mass. June 2l-Two boys
are az the hospital here at the point Of
death from concussion Of the brain.
One of them, Daniel Sullivan. aged 10.
Of Arlington, jumped Off a moving train
on the Fitchburg road. The second is
Otis Steele of Weston, who cohided with
a tree while scorching down Charles
street
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
rrnmlnnnt nIlnIster pcnd.

Saratoga, June 2i.-Rev. DR.. James N.
Crocker. aged 40 years, died here after
an illness Of three weeks. He was
prominent Presbyterian and for 20
years had been in the synod Of New
York. A widow and three children sur
vive him. The funeral viii take place
on Wednesday,
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
MI.er KllIsd by LIrhtnIng.

Springfield. Ills, June 2l.-During a
thunderstorm Christian Gonalt, alias
Chris Minenkin, was killed by lightning
while plowing a field near Farmersville.
1t was discovered on searching his per-
son that he had about $4,000 in cash.
He had been living a niser's life.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
Pnstnmce Rnhbed.

Redstone. n. H.. June 21.-Wyman &
Cobbs' store and the postOffice have
been broken open and cash and checks
TO the amount Of about $1,000 stolen.
Mr. Wyman is postmaster and keeps
the office in his store. All the postofiice
funds were taken.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
senator Alar,cb convaIescent.

Providence, June 2l.-United States
Senator Nelson Aldrich. who has been
resting at his home at Sharwich Neck
for some days. will return to Washing
ton next week He is greatly improved
In health.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
stnIent,s Bodv Reoovered.

Hanover n H.. June 2l-Harold
Dawes Gilbert Of Newton Highlands.
Mass, the Dartmouth student who was
drowned in the Connecticut river while
canoeing nine days ago. has been found
on the edge Of log Jam.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
RUNAWAY HORSE.

A horse owned by a man named Ly-
nam at Newport. and driven by Isaac
Young, ran away near the toll-gate on
Newport pike Saturday and was cap
tgred after a short chase.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
THE SINGERS ARE READY.

DELAWARE SAENGERBUND EX-
'PECTs TO BRING HOME A PRIZE
FROM THE GREAT SAENGER-
FEST CONTEST.
The Delaware saengerbund held It's
last rehearsal on Thursday night pre-
paratory to it's entering the prize con-
test in the great meeting Of German
ginning Monday.
The Delaware Saengerbund Will sing
on Tuesday afternoon between 2 and
O'Clock. The "bund" expects 10 bring
home a prize, as an who heard It's sing.
ing last Thursday night expressed
themselves as being p.eased with the
"bund's" showing. Louis B. Preston
and James r. Curran. of this city, vii
sing with the Saengerbund on this oc
casiOn
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
olh Time NLiner KnIed.

Idaho Springs. Colo. June 2l.--Nathan
ID. Crane. an old time miner was killed
in the Way 10 Wealth mine by cave
in. He was 20 years Of age and a broth
er-in-law OF the late Jerome B. ChalLee.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21

The Greater Wilmington PRINTING
md Publishing Company, southwes,
corner OF Fourth and Shipley streets, Il
prepared to do printing OF every de
acription quickly and efficiently.
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
ALLEGED RoBBER CAPTURED.

David Harris, colored, was arrested
Saturday at Elkton by States Attor-
ney w B.. Evans, on a warrant sworn
out by Chief Of Police Dolan. charging
Evening journal., 1897-06-21

him with highway robbery.
II is alleged that Harris held up
Thomas johnson on the causeway last
Saturday night week and relieved him
of s.. He will be brought here for
trial
Evening journal., 1897-06-21
weather predlctIons.
New York AIarIsets.

Fair; slightly cooler; northwesteriy
rrfrTa
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07

fitatiOn Der @eiege; llnteriu6ung Der
Abrehnung nit oem @r Z SbaBmeilter
9apiOr; 8eitrna 1ur Grams 0tiiiouri.
9lueiteauns in Smaba, in 1898; gten
nerung pes &tirolelm sSnluetIlunsges
ieBes; eleidmdBigere 8eiteueruus.
Die lteben 8emotraten I'M 6anie err
sunngen reihllhe glnerfeunung bel Der
8ertbeilun9 Der @brenpoiteu uno 9lmter.
Die Bopuiiiten iiberlieBeli ihnen ole fol
9enoen 8ofen: 5er9ennt, sueiter glert.
Noitmeiiter, @ddter, 8orliBer oes 8e.
mtllieunsscomites, goriiser bes @omites
iilr Mlttel uno @ege.
Die Sanss Organization lit nun fol-.
genOe: Spreber:: sSobn gplpiu; Gbei
@lerf: Sunns Glen; eriter gIiIiitent:
3. S. @onnor; s,ueit / sliiiItent: 6. VI.
grnne; 9tnoel glerf: s. s. Sones
sergeant: S. 9ibetter; 4iiiitent: &
y. Griffith; Bill glerf:: g. q. Sohn.
ion; 4oItmellter: 8. gS 5toefel; Bote.
8. @. Mc2auablln; @d6ter: &. 6
Gallant; &aptan: glarf 2ouOpn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07
ems aafpta.

8rule GOuntn bat nebr arteiiide
8runnen, als ale anoere Counties I'M
Stnot. 8is iebt bat bas gpuntp olIein
8Onbs i'm Betro9e BON $7S,565. rs
fir Dag 8Obren BON arteiii9en 8runnen
aussegeben.
@eo. SO. Snplu iuur6e Der gpntratt
fir Die Saniee= Snoianer. Iaentur- @aule
sugelprO6en. Sein 2lngebnt mar S14, .
900. GertOn, gbiaips & so. pom
Minnneapuiis ipnroen bic 6ei5einri1
tnngen fir SIG. 90 ausfiibren.
Gin aemifIer Weaun in CHARLES
9iir @ountp madt eiu @eihdft baraus,
our9 bas gOuntp 81 Sieben unb Su bet.
Itelte. gr prabIt Dffentlih, oaB er nnges
fdbr $50 ben Wtpnat auf bieje @e Se
made, unb DaB es beiIer lei als 5ars
men, troboem er iiber 1000 8nlbel
Corn nno ebenIppiele 8uIhel @eisen oes
erntet bat. Die 2eute iinb ii6er bieIe
unberi1dmtbeit b5hft entriiftet llno
luerDen entIhiebene S6ritte tbun, bieIer
8ettelei Elm @abe 81 MAIDEN.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07
6rmmOiaktrelt.

Stats Senator 8almer BON Gionr
Rails bat fidl einen 0iuf genabt ais
8ort1mpfer in Der Sadie oes 8olfes uon
Glib 9atOta, ae9en Die grpreIInngen Der
@lienbabncorporationen.
gr 1T Der bauptlddllide Mtitnrbetter
an Der iogenannten 8beeler 8ia, lpelfe
cine &egulirung Der Sfrabtraten llno
8eriOneniabrpreiie beSluedt; oiefe Bill
tuurre betanntli6 ppn Der 2e9islatnr
upr Stpei Sabren nibt angenummen; in
Der ge9entud ti9en 2e9islatur lit ibre
annnhme, nit etiunigen iinfueientti9en
Ibdnoernneen. iiher. Die 8abnen
iperoen ieoph fein Wittel unperil1t tai
len, Die enblide 26iung bieIer ssrage
su bintertreiben. Ggns lie ionIt nod
fiirllberrebun9sfinit anluenben tueroen,
ouBer Der 8ertheiung nsn gdiIen an
idmmtl,cbe 2eeislnturmitglieber, bleibt
nod abSamarten. gs miro ibnen ie0ud
oiesmal iduerii9 getin9en, ibr 3iel Su
errei1en, renn es berriht inter ben
aeaenpdrtigen Ibgeproneten. ipfern lie
lDeni9itens gu ben uereini9ten 5ilberpar
teien gebOren, ein @eiit Der @runo
iuBtreue tpie ME suoor. lnleres
BlIIens bat nod teinglbgeOr6neter friiher
einen 9aB nah8ierre BON ben intereIiir,
ten 8nhnen 3uriif9epieien. 5Dl1t
lptensiuert6e Stanobaitigfeit, fein @e.
ibenf rpm Sseinbe oes 8ulfes ansuneb
men, beiuies aber Serr gSalmer. 6,
mics Die 5reipdfie auriif Enb tanfte iif
elm 8ilIet. @leib tii6tia erpies Iit eir
IbaeUroneter BON &im6al. Ntan mag
nun elnwerfen. baB Der gtaat ben Sc
9islatoren reidlihe Wteilengel0er an1ll
nnb iie alIo obnsbin iti6t n6tbig baben
Srelpdlie uon ben 8nbngeIelIharten an
Sunebmen. aber Der @ebrand, bies bod
/ 5u tbuu, tit felt ldn9erer 8eit einaeriifer
u. 10 angemein aeluorben, oaB er fat als
| ieIbitueritdnblih ianftiOnirtmOrben mar
Sc geh0rt oliu bod fem geringes Mai
/ 6eltl9feit bnSu fur einen 2egislatpr, au
Den bequenlen 8aB Su uerSidten.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07
Die Solsen Der gsabl Siibea
nffS Hrfibett.

,,WcSinleD unb 8roiperitn", bieIes
g9tagluOrt bat nns ludbren0 Der @abl.
seit aus ieOem gegneriideu Mnnoe ent.
qegeuseflungen, an iebem 6dHIerseuiert
baben uns Slae9en nit bieier eSni6rift
se9riiBt. uno es lino iuobi ann5 @enise
gelueIen, Die 0aran ge5peifelt b1ben,
baB unmittelbar nnh Der @a6l cine,
menn aud furse 3eit aei6dftli9en Guf.
I6munges eintreten tuiiroe.
Ntunate lang 0pr Der @nbl batten bic
iSabrifen itille seitanben. 0eue gsaaren
ruurben niht berseiteat. Der 8erbraaA
tuurbe 9eoedt aus ben porbanoenen gor.
rdtben, ilno oieie mubten einmal nit Der
Belt elm gnbe rtebnen. Gjslanae Die
Ssabrifanten Die fSur6t pnrIhhsen fonns
ten, 6aB iie unter @olbl6bnen bereeItelIte
@anren fiir billigeres Sil6ergel6 uerz
faufen niiiien, lieB iid1 BON ibren STAMP
punfte aus bas gaidtfnbrisieren erftd
rem. sic MOLTEN pber tonnten nid1t su
Der lleberseusun9 gelansen. baB Gilber
bem @Uloe 5ur State bon 16 5n i gleid.
merthig tueroen luiirbe.
Der @rnnb, Der iie bamaIs BON Der
glrbeit abhielt. lit beute binfdlIia ae.
luOroen. 8as Sortteiteben Oes 9esen-
ipdrtisen @dbrunsgipitems iit ani
iueitere bier Sabre seiidert. Gin Sra.
iibent NIT ausgeiprohensn So6spll.
@eliiiten iit fir bic gleid]e 3eitoauer er.
lUdhlt. QliO miifien jest ber9eitelts
8adren nit @Drtbeil in ben n6hlten 4
Sahren abseiebt iUeroen f6nnen, fnls
Semnnb oDrhaHben lit, Der fir Die @aa.
ren beSablen fann.
8enn nnlere s5nbrifen beute nod sun
grDBen 9heiie ftille lteben, iuenn beutt
nod gaulenoe anb gbertnuIenbe boz
Nrbeitern ubne 8efd,dftigung iin6, Il
liegt Der @runb BARN. baB Niemanb 81
lit, ber bic 8rUbufte ber 5abrifen faufer
fann.
llno bic mangelnbe 9eahfrage lieg
ni@t am 5ehlen bes gnten gBilIen8 gun
4auIen unb gum Berbrauben. sic lieal
i'm manselsbem 8erm5geu 8u 5abIem
Sober ueriagt iicb bas Cine uber bas
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07
9r. Sings ssep discovery far
9lias aebrmtta.

9ies ift Die bette MeoiSin in Der
@elt fir ale Nrten Sulten, grfdltllne
unb fur QusSehrnng. Sebe Slai1e lit
saraniirt. sic bat ihres sleieben nid,t
fur 8eu1buiten, Gfibma, Seufieber,
2unsenentsiinouns. 8rOnhitis, Grippe
unb &atarrb. Sir lift ungefdbrlieh fir
iebes gllter, onsensbm einsanehmen uno
Elm Iideres Mittel. gs ift INNER ratb.
Jam. 8r. Sings 9em 2ife giaen in
8erbinbung nit Or. Sings Seem @iss
couerp 5u nebmen. ba lie ben MageH
re9uliren. geFrieOiguns garantirt, Ober
bas G5elb 5uriiferitnttet. Brcbefldiben
frei in Steeaieu & GObu's apOtbsfs.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07

N10ere. M(aH lmranTt illn elfl, Hll1l ud
es nneenehm lit, ionoern neil man rnrB,
na oas 8e.6 febit.
glls mir por Der @abf ouf bieie
@runburldhe bes llebels hinlpieien. uno
elmer 8ermehrmlg oes @eloss baS 8ort
reoeten, bieB es uon gesnertiher 5ette:
,,@eto iei genug oa, nur oas 8ertrouen
feble", uno bas luer0e iofort aurilf
tehren, Iobalo Nec&inlep erlu16it uno
Die @efabr Der SilberfIutb absttuenoet
iei."
0tc8intep lit erludbtt, aber bas 8ers
traueft tit nldt getontmer, nno @elo lit
nidlt i'm 8elfebr.
8ns @elo lit niht 9efommen, iueit es
niht oa lit, ino bus 8ertrauen fam
iein @eto ihaffen, iuenn feines ertitirt.
gluh Der hbd9Ite 3olI fam oieien llr
9runo bes uebels niht ilberfommen
Sn 8aibingtOn beidditigt iidj bas
6nus gpmite nit oem glnb6ren Der
@lnid1e Der 5absitanten, rDelde ibre
ipe5iellen @r5eugniiie onfd bobe 3Oae
geihlBt uno cOncurrensIdbis senaht
isben nolIen. llnteroeB iifo Snpor
teure eifrig bamit beidditigt, iih Die
nod beItebenben niebrigtn 36lIe gu 9use
SlI MAIDEN, nnO 8orrdtbe fir Sabre
hinaus 81 intpOrtiren, Die Tie naf gin-
fithrun9 zines bbberen garifs nit
RuBen an ben bieiisen goniumenten
perfaufen upllen.
@dbrenb unIere Sabrifen ftille iteben,
berriht fieberbafte 9hdtiatelt in ben
5abrifen @uropns, iullte Die aRerifas
niiden 8eiteaun9en ausfiibren.
Der aufi6plng bes oeutiden @r
pDrtbanoels nad glmerifa, luel1er felt
bet @rlpdbtuua Mc&iulep's gum gSrGii.
benten Der Ser. 5taaten eingeIeBt bat,
| lift gang unuerfennbor, ia9i cine Depeihe.
Die 8ertiner 5ad3eiti6.ift Der Con.
TefttOndr" bebanptet, oaB ieit glnfang
Nouember $50 oeutihe 5a6rifen, bic 9e-
| 16loiien tpnren. ben Betrieb tuleoer auf.
genOmmen, unb bns 300 ueitere Sabri=
fen cine 9r6Bere 9ln5abl glrbeiter nnge.
| itellt ba6en Inter ben eriteren befin.
ben Iih 20 @DlImanren. Is 8aummoG
iuaaren@, 90 5erren 9lusitaifirungsar
tifel. uno Is 9eppihfabrifeu. sl0e oieit
| @tnbliiiements lparen ihpn ieit mebrerer
i Sabren ridbt mehr in 8etrieb."
Die 8Urrdthe, pelde in @rnnrtune
zines SOd50lltarifs etnsefiibrt tueroeI
j io0en, tueroen 9eniisen, nm bier Der
Betrieb einselner SabritationsSmeig,
auf lanse Belt lnbm5ulesen. Die IL
oieIen 8etrieben bei1dItigteR Nr6eitel
merben Dbne 8erbienit fem, bas Ba
blitum n6er fpirb fir bic unter ben ge
genludrtisen nieorigen garifidben einge.
fiibrten 8aaren. h6bere 8reile 5abler
su mfiien, lObalO Der neue Garif anse:
nommen tuiro.
Seine Qrbeit, fein @elo, aber tbeur,
@aaren. 8as 1T Die .BroiperitD', ,ui,
lie iib iebt entpuppt. Sc lit Die ..Gros
peritp", Die Iib einItellen muBte. als
6Olge bes @laubens. boB ..gertrauen'
Obne @elo. beiier iei, ais S4lber, mi
oaB bohe 36lIe Der eSnbnItrie niblibel
ieien. als 5ablungsfdb9e &dufer.
D1tten mir baS @elD oermehrt, Il
1 hdtte bas 8olt tbeuere gSaaren faufel
f6nnen, benn es bdtte @elb eebabt. Sbn
@elo aber iit aud Die biaisite 8aar
aneri@winsli4 tbeusr.
(gbic. ST.. 8r.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-07

gs tit niebr 8etarrb N bisier Gessn6 bes ganbss
ais antn nnbern 3rcnfheiten srfamnier nnb bic IN
ben teAtrn Sabren gait ais nHhei6er 8iele Sabre
Tang ertayer DottuTeu bn iar cine totate 2gnntbet
ne riebe iesnie 6ejfAitte nor utlo ba ne ihn init
dtsltsr 8ehaHoiuag bsldHns nid farirten, srtl1rtH
Fe itn iEr unbtlbnr. Die gBienl4uit bal bepieeu,
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-10
AMONG TIE CHURCHES.

heguiar services ut | u. m and 3 D. M
at St johns Church by the rector, Rev.
DIR. Meade.
Ae Christ Church, the rector, Rev. r.
w. Patton, will hold services ut IL n. IN.
and D. m
At first Baptist Church there will be
preaching morning and evening by the
pastor. KEY. Thos. j. Shipman. Sunday
school at 9:3O II. III. \ cordial welcome
to all.
There Will he preaching at the East
ROANOKE baptist Church to-day at Ii n.
H. and Snnday-school at ) ID. m. PRAYER
meeting "Wednesday night and preaching
Thursday evening ut 1:3O O'Clock by Rev.
j. NJ. Luck, of Hollins.
Owing to the absence of the pastor. r
f.. Scott who is visiting his sick sister,
there Will he no services ut Lee Street
Methodist Church this morning. Sunday.
school VIII, however, meet at 2:30 y. III. as
usual.
The pastor of the United Brethren
Church, Rev. 5. L. Rice, who has been
threatened with grippe for several days,
hopes TO be able to preach to-day and will
take for his subject ut Ii IL. M "Stephen
Asleep" and ut $50 p. m. his subject
Will be The Second Time" The install.
lation of officers of the y p. c. L. lust
before che evening sermon. Reception of
new members ut the close of each sermon.
Fine music will accompany each service.
Preaching to-day at Greene Memorial
NJ. b. Church, South. by the pastor, Rev.
'fhos. r.. Carson, ut / IL. m and 7:3O y.
IN. Subject for morning sermon. The
Shipwrecil Of Paul" Subject for night,
THE Fall OF an APOSTLE Lessons from
the paper OF the week. Sunday school ut
$3.50 II. III. Epworth devotional meeting.
At Trinity NJ. l.. Church ut II a. m. to-
day the PASTOR Rev. j. c. Jones, will
preach upon The Obligation to Send the
Gospel to All" At night Rev. W. O.
Ross, pastor of Bethany, will occupy the
pulpit. There will be cxccllen. music at
both services under the direction of T.. III.
pluemaclcr
At the st. lanes II. F.. Church. South.
the pastor, Rev. II. l. Stephens. will
preach at II II. m and 1:;}0 D. m At the
morning service new members Will he re-
ceived, and ut night there will be I'm
evangclistc service.
At Second Presbyterian, preaching by
the pastor, Rev. II. G. Anderson, .Jr., nt
| l II, m. and 1:l5 p IN. Assemblies col.
lection mt II a. III. for education Up.
{. II. prayer meeting ut 5 .p. III. and Sab
bath school at , y. III.
The meeting at tho West End building
this afternoon will he for men ONLY. The
| address will he delivered by WIN Luns-
ford, who will use rs Il subject: "a Secret
Told, or the Mystery of the Meeting"
The purpose is tossmake this one of the
| most interesting meetings 'of the season.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-10
The Real
Estate to Buy!

Dwelling on corner lot on Salem ave-
nue. rooms, very desirable location
price 81, 800; 5000 cash, balance $l3 per
month
Very nice cottage on corner lot in West
Roanoke, 800; $3.50 cash, balance IS per
month
Large Sroom dwelling near Hotel Roa-
noke in most desirable location. Price
$1,000: 5000 cash, balance SIS per month.
Large dwelling property, 20 rooms now
renting for SIS pc" month Price 81, $50;
5000 cash, balance Sl2 per month
Stop renting and buy this property:
Dwelling, 8 rooms,s on Seventh ..avenue
near Jefferson street, all convenicnces,
now renting for $2250 per month. Price
$2,750; $3.50 cash, balance SEQ per month
The most desirable lots on Center and
I.oudon avenues II. W., in rear of West
End roundhouse. 50x130 feet each. Price
Sl15; SD cash, balance So per month.
An entire block, ] & of the most desirable
lots in Mclrose, 400x320 feet. Price ST.
900.
Two lots On Elm avenue s. W.. Lewis
addition, 100Xi30 feet. Price S12j.
One of the most desirable lots on Taze-
well strcet.s near. the cemetery. Price
$2?5.