The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-27
bo,booa were fearful lest the fire should
1N erslt F nSli OLD PAPER.

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Rev. f. l.. *. Tune, former pastor OIL
Oak Grove Baptist Church, has IN nus
possession a copy. of a fac-simile OF the
first issue of the Maryland journal no"
known as the Baltimore A!nsr ~ 1-7a r.
1t appeared Friday, August ~, !1io; -
is advertised as containing the iiesl 1es't
adyices. both foreign and dranaue' o u,
its letter from New ork IS G 1,ine 1sth
showing the slowness Oh raEel III lhose
days.
There are number of unique adEer-
tisements among them the following:
Thomas Brereton. Commission and In
surance Broker, gratefully acknowledges
the favors of his friends, ana hopes LOT
a continuance of their correspondence. he
now has for sale a pocket of good Hops.
j ten-inch new cable and wants 70 buS
a negro girl about twelve wears olo.
A brief notice contains this information:
by a late marriage in st. Mary's. the
ladv is become sister-1n-aw to her own
mother, and the gentleman son-'n-la" 10
nus s1 WITH THE CHURCHES.
After an absence of two weeks. the
Rev. w. W. Sisk has returned and will
iii his pulpit to-day at Clopton-Street
Baptist Church.
Regular services at West-End Church
to. day by the pastor, Rev. a. G. Ser
rv,nan. A revival service has been con-
Quoted at this church for the past week.
and has been very successful. The con-
grcsation are taking a great interest IN
the meeting.
Rev. H. n. Moore will preach at Cowar-
din-Avenue Christian Church to-day
at both services. Doubtless q large
crowd will hear him, for some subject
ne,tairing to the whiskcy dea ers of the
CITY will be taken. Mr.. Moore is very
eloquent speaker, and much liked by his
congregation.
Rev. R. NJ. Chandler will preach at
Central Methodist Church at both ser
wees to-day. This church has just
finished one of the best revival services
held in the city for twenty years. There
were over hundred persons VINO con-
nectcd with the church.
AT Meade Memorial Church the pastor,
Rev. Benz. Dennis will fill his pulpit
Services at Oak Grove Baptist Church
both morning and night.
There will be an interesting service held
at the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
t7}ss afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
occa sion vii, he the ordaining of
the new deacons recently elected.
DR. w. r. L. Smith viii make an address
On .'rhe Office Of the Deacon, and ley
~. n. Derieux will offer the ordination
prayer. poh
ing at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 p. NJ by the
,astor. Rev. Asa Driscol. Morning SUB.
1ecf. w no IL oti Nh-S
Eyening-..The Individual Cali.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS:
Mics Jncile Stein. OF Forest Hill. VINO
has for the past two weeks been sicS'
is reported TO be improving.
Mrs. Val Stein has returned TO her
home at Forest Hill, after visiting reia-
tiyes in the country.
Isut for the timely appearance OF 1our
ycIng men of the city late Friday al
ternoon, Mayo's bridge might nave
burned Two of the planks caught llre
from some unknown source, ana hac
harmed a great deal when the young men
haopened along. they called the watch-
nan. and after working for some 1ltae
the fire was put out.
Mr.. A. l.. Adamson. fer the hichn1oilo
aud Manchester Land Company, WI 10
morrow have an auction sale CT the oeau-
titul strip of land lying on the Iese.s-
| t,Irs Turnpike. near the city. Inc eli ':1,
building built by the late DR.. MAIN ". IN !
also be sold, as will other houses N taat
vicinity. The sale will begin pfcnipsly
| ct 9 o'clock on Monday. and the induce
ments for purchasers are the oes. ~
| ffrea 10 Nanchesterians for some t'1'ie'