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CHARGES ASSAULT
Prominent Norfolk Society Man Arr
rested in That City Yesterday.
Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)

NORFOLK, VA, December 2o.-J.
A. C. Groner, a prominent citizen. who
is manager for the Bay Shore Terminal
Company. was arrested to-day on war
rant sworn out by G.. c. Williamson.
car conductor. who charged Groner with
having assaulted him. w lillian son had n
badly bruised mouth. The case wa con-
tinued According to Groner's stateIlenr.
he and several ladies last night boarded
the car OF Williamson and Groner tender
ed the conductor five dollar bill.
"You dalned fool" said the conductor.
according to Groner's sta ment. haven't
you got better sense than to offer five
dollar bill on q carr?
Groner sailed into the conductor In
true pugulistic style and same out with
flying cOlors.
The incident created the greatest exc
element among the passengers. the car
having been filed with the elite OF tee
city. The conductor offered no res .ssanee
an secured the warrant. Groner and
his party left the car. GroEer alleges
that the conductor was drunk at the
time Of the alleged assault
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~ 3 =
Nee Apples, Csc peck: Smithfsld Hams,
1sc. h.: Preserves. 10c jar: Sweet Pickle
1oc Of; Imported Sherry Wine, s1.cu 1z:.a
Rhine. Port or Sherry Wine. S5c borr,-t
La,gs Cocoanuts. &c: Large Lemons. 15c
doz: lbs. Malaga Grapes. &c: Mocha
ard Jeva Coffee. &c: Cracker Dust. sc
H.: Oyster Crackers. SC h.; s. Ullman'o
Son Is offering special inducements to-
their trade Extra London Layer Ralsins,
INc: Fine Figs. DC h.. 3 lbs for &C.: New
Mixed Nuts. He: New Dates, &C H.:
Sweet Cider. CSC GAL: Sweet Wines at
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Butter. 15c lb.: Catsup. 15c bottle; Candy
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Eggs. sc doz.: Pickles Sc bott!e:2 FAX
er's or Chalmers Geiatine. t5c- Fine
Cheese 15c lb.: Preserves &c H.; Fine
Mixed Tea, 4ec lb.:S Salad Dressing. 90
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Cakes. 15c lh; Woroa sex 1suoAL 5sbottIA
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Second Baptist Church.

At the Second Baptist Church very
elaborate musical programme wall be rel-
eiered Sunday after Christmas day. by the
excellent quartette choir Of the church.
Tho selections will include some of the
very latest Christmas maslc anu the choir
Under the direction Of Professor Herbert
Rees is prepared to give those who may
attend either or both services a pro-
..l.aTnme that will be surpassed by no
other choir in the city.
Following is the programme:
Morning service-organ Professional
March in c, Mourlan Hymn S39. Halk the
Herald Angels Sing.
Anthem: Rejoice this Blessed Morn
Spence
Shout the Glad Tidings-Hiawley.
orertory-Thcre Were Shepherds
Buck.
Lynn 81, Joy to the World.
Evening service-Organ Professional In
a-Swift.
Hymn 5cS, Brightest and Best Of the
sons of the Morning.
Anthem: The Hush OF Night has Fail
len-Spence.
oncrtory-o, Come All 1e Faithful
Schneider.
Hymn $3.50. 1t Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
Response-Li Prego o Padre-Necolao.
Hymn 337. While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks.
occasional March Triumphal, in B.
nat-Richardson.
The choir consists Of Mrs. Maud Por-
Scr Gum. soprano: Miss Mabel Digs.
alto; Mr.. Conway Gordon tenor; Mr..
oscar E. Lehman. bass. Mr.. Herbert l..
Y2aeS organiSt and director.
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be held on the Sunday following Christ
na-December 2Sth- The fine chorus
choir Of twenty-sixth voices admirably
trained ard directed by MIR. Phil. Powers
viii. sing and will render some spacia1
selections In the morning. in addition
to the regular programme, there Will be-
twc anthems I'VE PRAISE Thee F'esti-.
vaD by Buch, and Calm on the Listens.
ing Ear Of Night" by Horatio Parker.
AT night, the choir Will be augment
ed bv bout fifteen voices, making a
grand service of forty.
At this service the following anthems
will be sung in addition to the regu ar
programme: I'VE Praise Thee. by
Buch; chorus from Oratario st. Paul by
ndelsonn, and II Desired Wisdom by
Stainer.
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DR.. S. B. Hartman. Columbus. Ohio:

DR.. S. B. Hartman, Columbus. Ohio:
Dear Sir-"1he young girl who
used the Peruna was suffering from
laryngitis and loss of voice. The
result of the treatment was most sat
isfactory. She found great relief.
and after farther use of the medi-
cine we hope to be able to say
she is entirely cured. Sisters Of
Charity.
This young girl was under the care of
the Sisters Of Charity and used Peruna
for catarrh of the throat, with good re-
suits as the above letter testfies.
From a Catholic Institution in
Central Ohio comes the following re-
commend from the Sister Superior.
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Emmanuel Baptist.
ITO be Sung Sunday Dec. 2Sth.)
MORNING SERVICE.

MORNING SERVICE.
Voluntary "t.h>.fstiars Awake. ROGERS
HYMN. clark! What Means Those Holy
Voices
HYMN. while Shepherds Watched
Ofertory, "Oh Zion, That Bringest Good
Tidings'' .......-...--. ---..-.....- banks
Hymn. Brightest and Best of the Sons
o. the Morning
EVENING SERVICE.
Voluntary, Sing Unto the Lord
Emerson
Hymn, "Hark. The Herald Angels Sing"
Hymn. "Oh Wake. Our Hearts in Glad
ness Sing"
Ofertory, Tho Holy Babe Of Bethlc-
Hymn, Brightest Was the Guiding
Star"
sopranos-Misses Rose Goode, Anao-
rette Green. Emily Moncure, Mrs. J. L.
Wood and Mrs S. B. Woodf1n.
Altos-Misses Bertha Flournoy and
Sallie Moncure.
Tenors-Messrs. w. s. Jackson. R. c.
L. A1oncure, e. T Wilkinson and J. C..
Williams Jr.
Bass-John Moncure. a. w. M,rten-
stein, J. T. Wood and S. B. Woodfin.
Organist-Nfrs. L. T. Pemberton.
Dlrector-J. c. Williams. Jr.
Fulton Baptist.
The choir will render special Christ
mas music.
Soprano-N1iss Emma Porr, Mrs. w.
Floyd Reams, Miss Mamie Jordon, Mrs.
W. S. Leake, Mrs Ida Eacho.
Alto-A1rs. Thadeus Talley, Miss Lillian
Duke.
Tenor-w. Floyd Reams, A t. Sam
uels.
Bass-Charles Sa1nuels. Ernest Whit
lock. Charles Reams. Frank Richardson.
Chorister-A. 7. Sanlues.
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These are samples of letters re-
ceived by Dr.. Hartman from the
various orders of Catholic Sisters
throughout the United States.

The names and addresses to these let
tcrs have been withheld from respect
to the Sisters but will be furnished on
request.
One-half Of the diseases which afflict
mankind are due to some catarrhal de-
ra,lgerent of the mucous membrane
lining some organ or passage OF the
body.
remedy that would act Immediately
upon the congested mucous membranes
restoring it to its normal state. would
consequently cure all these diseases. Ca
tsrrr is catarrh wherever located. wheth-
e. ii be IN the head. throat. lungs. stom-
ach kidneys or pelvic organs \ remedy
that will cure it in one location will cure
it il. all locations.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of PerIna.
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving d
full statement OF your case. and he will.
be pleased to give yoa his valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus,
Onio.
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CATHOLIC.
At the Cathedral.

High Mass at 5 A. NJ. celebrant. Very
Rev. ]. j. Bowler. Pontifical High Mass
at II A. NJ, with Pontifical Benediction).
The music for the II o'clock mass will
be chosen from the Messe Solennelle, In
G, Opus 10 of Eduardo Mario, and the
Messe Solennelle dc St Cecilia, Of Oh.
Gounod.
The following is the personnel Of the
Cathedral choir:
soprani-Mrs. John J. Murphy. Miss
Taylor, Mrs. Gr1:.:::, Miss Sweeney, Miss
Coleman, Miss Delaney, Mrs. Lynch,
Mrs. Keenan,.
Alti-Miss Cavanaugh, Miss Epps. Miss
Randolph, Miss O'Neill, Miss Measlier,
Mrs. Smith.
Tenore-A1r. Canepa, Mr.. Kingston, Mr..
Lynch. Mr.. Phillips, Mr.. Powell, Mr..
Johnston.
Bassi-N1r Cowardin. Mr.. Shea, Mr..
Smith. Mr.. Halloran. Mr.. J. Finnegan.
Mr.. ". Finnegan Mr.. Ambrose Morissey.
Organist and director. Mr. Bird.
at the Poptifical Solemn High Mass to
be celebrated at II o'clock at the Cathe-
dral on Christmas-Day the following will
take part in the ceremonies: Right Rev.
A. Van De Vyver, celebrant, Very Rev.
j. J. Bowler, assistant priest, Deacons Of
honor: Revs. H. J. Mckeefry and Father
John Smith; Deacon OF the mass, Rev.
c. F. Hannigan; subdeacon, Rev. Felix
kaup.
The sermon Will be preached by Rev c.
f. Hannigan, Of st. Joseph'S Colored
Church
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Grove Avenue Baptist.

The following programme, which is one
If the most elaborate that has yet been
arranged by Musical Director Ramos,
will be rendered by the quartette choir
on Sunday morning, December 2Ist-
The programme includes selections from
the master composers Of the world, in
Guiding Trowbridge, the world famous
writer Of classical church music; Han
del Mendclssohn and others.
The choir has been rehearsinE the Inu-
sic for some time past. and when 1t is
sung on next Sunday morning there
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4 Organist-Miss Lucy Brown.
Lbrarian-Gray Nuckols.
BrOadus-MemOrial.

The Christmas service at Broadus Me.
mortal Church will be held Sunday. Dec
18th. but the Bible school exercises will
be held Xmas morning at 10 o'clock and
will consist Of q: Hallelujah chorus by
the school; prayer; song by the infant
department.; reading, Mrs. Yeamans;
iquartette, four little girls; solo Oracle
Gathr;ght; reading. Mrs. Yeamans: re-
marks. superint endent; offering song. In
FAINT department. Every one is expected
to bring present consisting of money or
anything that will be of use or pleasure
to the children in the orphanage at
Ga
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METHODIST.
Park Place.

The Christmas music at Park Place
Methodist Church will be sung Sunday.
December 2sth. The following pro-
gram1ae has been prepared:
Hymn.
Anthem, ooh. Little Town of Bethle-
hem Ca. NJ. Shury).
Anthem, "Joy to The World (charles
II. GabrieD.
Hymn.
Anthem, 'Behold, I Bring You Glad
Tidings'' Oh. P. Danks).
Hymn
Union services will be held by the
Methodist churches Christmas morning
at II o'clock.
The choir of Park Place is composed of
the following:
Sopranos-NIiss N. Edna Blanton, Miss
Bessie Lee, Mrs. John j. Crutchtlald.
Mrs. Grace FrHcfie Mrs. Alice Crutch-
field.
Altos-Miss Maude Wilkinson. Miss
I4ucy Lee, Miss Minnie Lee.
Tenors-R. B. Forrest, W. A. Page,
Charles II. Graham.
Bassos-C. E. B!anton, G. Howar-
Redd. w. c. Graham, Jr.
Organist-J. D. Briggs, Jr-
nirector-C. E. Blanton ~
Centenary-Church,
after Christmas at Centenary Church:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude-Wider.
voluntary-"Naz areth'-Gounod.
Chorus (Sung a Chappella)-"Oh, Little
Town of Bethlehem''-Nevin
Soprano Solo-"The Watchful Shep-
herds"-Williams.
Chorus and Trio-"The Heavens are Tell
ing Creation)-Hayden.
{1,,1o
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ Prelude.
Voluntary-Solo and Chorus-"Bethle-
Offertory-"At Dead of Night''-Has-
nier.
Chorus and Quartette-"Calm on the
Listening Ear of Night'-Schnecker.
Postlude Christmas Offertory = Grul-
n!ant.
On Sunday. January 9TH. the Christmas
| music will be repeated with a change OF
programme.
The choir at Centenary, always noted
for the excellence of its work, will be
fully up to its usual standard.
The following members form its person
mel:
Soprano soloist-Nliss Mamie Harri-
son.
Tenor solist-Professor W. c. Dickey.
Baritone Soloist-AIr. J. E. Dunbar.
CHORUS.
Soprani-NIrs NJ Cline, Mrs. Van Lear
Mrs a. c. Diggs, Mrs. r. Sherriffs;
Misses Leigh Inman. Bessie Holland,
Grace Morris. Mamie Love. Dozier Scott,
Addie Willeroy, Celeste Weisiger, Sara
TVeisiger, Fannie Webb, Kate Stiles, Inez
King.
Alti-Elizabeth Morris. Margaret Tenn
pie. George West, Laura Webb, Mary
Webb.
Tenori-James w. Dodd Stanley Free
man, Earle Miller, C. E Van Lear, Viii
liam c. West. Gu 49,,
Bassi-Norgan Cline. Malcolm Hough,
Feyton Morton, George Mayer, L. B.
Slaughter, DIR. L. a. Pussy.
Shepherd Webb, organist and choir mas
ter
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them Sing With JOY CHerberb; Hymn ny n
No. 50, Joy to the World th ne Eora 1er IS
bertI; HYMN No. g. ITO Us a Child OF
HOPE is Born; Hymn No. %, Angels
from from the Rea Inns Of GLORY" o-a,n. A.
Night oluntary; organ: NJ
g. Ssei "Hark! What Mean Those ANGEL
Voices: Anthem. The Air was SUI!
HYMN 40. g., ITO Us This Day a Caiio
Is Born Hymn NO. 3D. fathei' oul
Hearts We Lift"
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Second Presbyterian.
To be Surg December 18th.

Morning Service-Organ Prelude, AL
1egro, Lemmen; Chorus Choir. Messiah
is King, Warren; Choir. Sing. o Heavens.
Soprano Solo, Alteration, composed by
Mrs Harry ellis, Stern; Organ Postlude
in F, Stern.
Afternoon service.--Organ Prelude. An-
dante NIerkel: Choir. Gloria In Excels
from Twelfth nlass. Mozart; Baritone
Solo. Christmas Song. Adams; Organ
Postlude. Chorus from Enjedi. Beetho-
ven. Members of church choir:
Soprano-A1ies. Katherine Belle Powell.
Elizabeth Mosby and Mrs. White.
Alto-Aliss Maud Miller. Mrs. Henry
Gillis and Mrs Henry HARDWOOD.
Tenor-A!essrs. r. C.. Yipman and Sam
Phillips.
Bassi-Messrs. Robert Morgan Russell
oreanist and director-Miss Mary VIII
lie Smoot.
Grace-Street Church.
The special Christmas services at the
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EvlGfs : LIN E
Between Richmond and Norfolk
Gid Dominion ajs amsh:p COM
pany's New Tanners Bran
DIM and Ecrxeley
don and EerkeleY

leave Richmond nightly from company's
wharf. Water Street. at O'Clock for
Norfolk Fare one way. $50: round trip.
$40, including state-room berth. arriving
at Norfolk at 8 A NJ. there transferring
to New York steamer, daily, except STR
day. On and after December 1st these
steamers will stop at Newport News In
both directions for passengers only.
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent.
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Trinity Church.

The music at Trinity NJ. E. Church,
South, will be rendered Christmas Day
and the Sunday following under the d.
recion of Professor Mitchell and will be
especially fine.
The following music will be sung by
the regular choir, consisting Of the fol-
lowing voices:
Sopranos-Misses Davis, Waring, schlief,
Oeilvie and Mrs. r. l.. Talley
Altos-A1iss Delie Ogilvie and Mrs. Nor
rs.
Bassos-MesSrs. G. Gray BosSieux, II.
NJ New and L. Wiley Davis.
Organist-NIr. John II. Frischkorn.
Morning Service-Voluntary, Organ; An
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to protect from climate anu uIsedse'
these wise and prudent sisters nave
found Peruna never-ld1l''s
DR.. Hartman receives many letters from
Catholic Sisters from all over the Onlteo
States. A recommend recently re-
ceiyed from a Catholic Institution IN De
troit, Mich, reads as follows:
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Rroad-Street Church.

On Christmas Day the Methodists OF
Richmond will hold union services at
Trinity and Park Place at II o'clock.
There will be held at Broad-STeet
Church on Christmas Day at o'clock
an early-morning communion service.
There will be no II o'clock service. The
following musical programme Will De rem
dered on Sunday Of Christmas week:
Morning Service-Organ prelude Juoliate
Dec. Calkin in c; Hymn. 20 Come. All
Ye Faithful" (Adesta Fideles) Reading;
Anthem. "All My Heart This Night Re-
joices, Sealy; Hymn: Angels FROM the
Realm of Glory (Regent Square, H
Smart; OfTertory tie Deum Laudamus
p fiat, Richard Henry Warren; Hymn
Ozark. What Mean Those Holy. Voices
Holy Voices) Geer; Organ Postlude.
Evening Service-Organ Prelude; An
them. Nazareth, Gounod; Hymn, Rise,
Crowned With Light (Russ!an HYMN
Lwoff; Anthem, "All My Heart this
Night Rejoices," Sealy; Hymn, Holy
Father. Cheer Our Way. Vesperi Lux
Dykes; Onertory, Tar From the World,
o Lord" Horatio Parker: Hymn. how
sweet the Name Of Jesus Sounds Spin
new: Organ Postlude.
This choir IS composed OF an euAl!iary
chorus and a Guartette: Soprano. Miss
F;jlie yVortham: Alto. Miss Helen Pol
tialIx. Tenor, c. Wilbur Montgomery:
PASS Joseph E. White; Organist. Miss
Lillian Bowman; Director, Joseph r.
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To break up !" a Cold, fakeDr.
Humphreys IS WEN T Y
EVEN !" and some form Of gentle
exercise or work. until perspiration
is induced. II" prevents Pneu-
monia and cures La
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Epworth Church.

The following programme will be sung
nv Epwor.h NJ. E. Church choir Sunday:
MORNING.
voluntary, "Joy to the World. the Lord
Has Come ;. :. :. ,t1ailuel
s0frertorv.. 10. He Comes" Hastings
EVENING.
voluntary, ITO Us Child OF Hope IS
Born .................. !. MAJ
Ofrertory. "Fark! Ten Thousand Harps
and Voices :. :. NJ S Soli
The following compose the choir:
Soprani-A1rs. G. W. Kinsey. Mrs. L..
n Jones, Misses Minnie Wingde,d, Daisy
Perkins. Daisy Jones. Annie Yarbrough-
Alti-Mrs. Mann, Misses Sallie Wing
field and Blanche a. Whitnore.
Teni-G W. sKinsey-
Bassi-W. H. shewbridg w. E. Wing
field. T J.Dance, Isaiah Kinsey.
Director-G. W. Kinsey
81 Orxanist-AIiss Annie Rachel Kinssy.
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only do they minister 20 elie
spiritual and Inteuectuai
needs Of the charges COM
mItted to their care, but
they also minister to their
bodily needs. With so many
children to take care of and
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Dr.. S. B Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:

Dr.. S Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
Dear SI say much praise of Peuna. Eight
bottles catarrh of the lungs of four standng
and would without for thing helped
era Sisters colds and have find of
caarh that it does not cure SISTER BEATR1X
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SISTERS OF cHARlTY

All Over the Unitei States Use Pe-:u-na
for Gatarrh.
a recommend recently received from
Catholic institution in the Southwest
reads as follows:
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INTERESTING LETTERS FROM
CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS,

In every country of the civilized world
the Sisters of Charity are known. NOT
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st. Mary's Church.

The music at st. Mary's Church will
be of its usual high order. Great care
has been taken to arrange a thoroughly
musical programme, which will be rem
dered at the o'clock mass on Christmas
morning. Farmers mass complete will
be sung by the choir. under the direction
OF Rev. Father William Meyers, and prob
ably with orchestral Accompaniment: AT
the offertory the choir will sing the adeste
and at the occasional Glory to Cod
Will be rendered as solo and chorus.
The following compose the choir.
Sopranos-Misses Annie Tremor, Anna
Kahn, Mamie sitterding, Annie Newheiser.
Agnes Sitterding, Mollie Powell and De-
liza Powell.
Altos-Misses Theresa Dippner. Ity
James and Annie Meyers.
Tenors-Nlessrs Thedick. A. F. Sauer-
wald and Charles H. Gardervien.
Bassos-Messrs. James McEvoy. August
Fisher. William Haake.
Organist-A1iss Margaret A. Ryan.
Director-Rev. Father William Meyers.
At the o'clock mass Christmas hymns
will be sung by the boys and girls of the
parish with Miss Rosa Siewers and Agnes
Hatke as Eolo'sts-
Masses on Christmas Day Will be at .,
g. T. 8 and 1880.
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IaureI-Street Church.

Morning Service, II A. M.-The New
Born King CIV. T. Gine), The Angels
Song e. s s Lorenzo: j. -rbe King
Has Come civilian Eddie Marks. The
bethlehem Shepherds q. O. E !I1
The Rev. Dr. H. E. Johnson vii! preach
q The 't choir is composed of the follow
ing ssop nenNI o. T. Gillian. Misses
Eva King. Eva Robertson, Julia ShaT-
ters Mary Roberts and Mrs. y. J..
! A li'o Annie C.. carp. Lola N.
Williams, Katie Williams and Martina
nI renorE-Messrs. Esau Cocker, F. S;
tones. c. w. Davis, Claude Cousins anu
R RAJ: Chas. Nunnally. John
+. Boltz. Chas. Semi. and ]: D. Francis.
lnorister-Prof. Esau Cocker.
Organists-Mlsses Lola NJ. Williams ana
Violinists-AIiss Emeline johnson. Mr..
P. Farraro and Master John Blunt:
Trombonist-Mr. James Smith.
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A Prominent r1other Superior Says:

IT can testify from experience to tbs
efficiency Of Peruna as one of the very
best medicines. and 1t gives me pleasure
to add my praise to that OF thousands
who have used It, For years suffered
with catarrh of the stomach. all. rene
dies proving valueless for relief. Last
spring I went to Colorado. hoping to be-
benefited by a change of climate and
while there friend advised me try
Ieruna. After using two bottles found
myself very much improved. The remains
OF my old disease being row SO slight.
consider myself cured. yet for while
l intend to continue the use of Peruna.
I am now treating anoter patient with
yoUr medicine. She has been sick with
malaria and troubled with leucorrhea.
1 have no doubt that a cure will be speed
lily effected
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Randolph-Street Church.

The following is the programme Of
music to be sung at Randolph-Street
Baptist Church. Sunday, December y,
1902:
GLORY to God in the Highest F
major, Oanks); Hymn, Henry. c. NJ
(Pond); Hymn. Antioch c. NJ. NiandeD;
Peace on Earth, A fat U-ewis); Hymn,
bethlehem c. NJ. o. NVoodberrO.
Night-''In the Lowly Manger' Pres-
toni: 20. Come Let Us Sing tLewis !;
"Christ Is Born" (Norris); "All Hall !;
(Pond; Gloried.
Choir-soprano Mrs H. S. Heslep, Mrs.
NJ o. Hope. Miss Levy Martin. MISS
Nellie Cary Miss Bessie Leber. MISS
Mamie Robinson, Mrs. Eugene GIL;
Tenor. II. S. Heslep T. II. Collier; Alto.
Mrs Rena Departo. Miss Minnie cary
Mics Dot Holland: Bass W. B. F'igG,
". S. Robinson. G. l.. Dickinson.
Director-W. Fuller Bethel.
Organist-T. J. Bethel.
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q

ed much attention, her selections are
above the average grade, and her style
In execution shows rare ability. Miss
Sims is an excellent accompanist.
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Leigh Street Church.

Leigh-Street Baptist Church VIII sing
It's Christmas music next Sunday.
The choir is composed Of the follow
ing quartette and chorus:
Sopranos-Mrs. r. c. Tupman Mrs. I.
Austin, Mrs. j. NJ. Spence. Miss M.
King.
Altos-Nlrs. E. V. Woody, Mrs. B.
Parkinson. Miss May Walker.
Tenors-Ernest Taylor. R. II. Childrey.
Bassos-J. c. Harwood. r. NJ. Collier.
c. H Murray: Samuel Reynolds.
Organist-Mrs. Laura Watson
The programme will be as follows:
Morning.. Organ voluntary. 2. 1.-THE
Hush Of Night Hat Fallen W. R.
Spence. g. ''The Nativity Haesche.
Evening". Organ voluntary. 2. '"The
Story OF the Christ Child" F. n. Shop
herd. 3. Hail the King"' II. NJ. Bart
lett
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

The special Christmas services at the
Graca-SGset Presbyterian Church Will
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-19
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