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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1892
Page
2
A long list of pulpit topics is announced for tomorrow as large congregations gather. Churches across Pittsburgh schedule morning and evening services with themes from Luther to prophecy, faith, and personal salvation.
The piece lists multiple church services with pastors including Rev. J. W. McKay and Rev. William P. Seliram. It mentions sermons such as "Our Commonwealth is in Heaven" and “A Strange Story” with times around morning and evening sessions at Eveline Street and Liberty Avenue locales.
The printed notices list multiple congregations with 10:30 am and 7:30 pm services on Sunday at churches including SovrTmsipk Presnyvrenian and Epworth League groups. Sermons cover topics from "Who Are the Wicked" to "Forgotten Vows" and "Your Fellow's Blood" with Holy Communion and Sunday schools noted.
A long list of church services and pastors in Allegheny City actions and schedules. Rev. McGill and Rev. Kiddie, D D presiding over morning and evening worships at multiple churches. Additional sermons by Rev. Whitehead, Rev. Goottman, Rev. McCormick, and others, with Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special programs noted.
Of Syracuse New York will deliver a course on Higher Criticism and later preach at 7 30 p m at a popular young men’s meeting Addresses by Robert Orr of the Y M C A and F L Bollard Jr of the Western Theological Seminary
Various pastors announce sermon times and church services across First Presbyterian Sheridan McKeesport Duquesne Mansfield Valley and Oakland Baptist. Morning and evening sermons feature topics such as The Social Life of Christy The Swelling of the Jordan and The Master’s Motive in Christ’s Service. A Sabbath School teachers meeting and a Young Men’s gathering are also scheduled along with electric election bulletins from The Dispatch building Tuesday evening.
A derecho litigation centers on oil property valued at 500000 in the Sistersville field. Ludwig and Mooney face suits over transfers tied to the Werter estate and Bailey, with injunctions and a receiver appointed as court actions proceed in two states. Oil prospects show numerous dry holes around Butler county as production and pipeline activity continue.
Don't Take the Risk advises keeping valuable papers bonds and similar items in the safe deposit vaults of Farmers' Deposit National Bank located at 6 Fourth Avenue. Boxes are rented from five dollars per year upward.
A fragmented note reports 6000 items placed on sale last Wednesday with 1150 sold the first day. The item is described as made of hen crepe cloth or flannolette with specific design terms. The rest is garbled and unreadable.
R G Dun reports steady trade activity before the presidential election with demand across goods, cotton and woolen textiles firm, iron and glass trade improving, and monetary signals mixed but no crisis. Bank failures total 238 nationwide last week as speculation awaits political clarity.
Judge Ferguson of Criminal District Court pledges ongoing campaign against gambling. He publicly identified a gambling saloon on Custom House Street and ordered police action. He warned grand jurors that misconduct by jurors themselves must be reported, urging enforcement despite gambler despondency.
Elizabeth D Berry of Mamp ton NW a leading nurse shares her experience with Dr Greene s Nervura blood and nerve remedy claiming it cured nervous prostration dizziness and exhaustion She asserts physicians and patients alike praise the treatment and urges women 40 to 60 to try it noting the doctor offers free consultation and the remedy costs one dollar at druggists
Building Inspectors Hoffman and Brown report October activity shows 307 structures erected at an estimated $753 249. Brick 91, frame 212, ironclad 3, stone 1. Ward totals peak 45 in Thirteenth, low 1 in Tenth. Last year 254 buildings cost $787 539. COMET hurting mentioned promo for THE DISPATCH romance.
Braz Inc reports 104 year old Mrs Sarah Shepard, oldest woman in Todiana, died after a fire in her home. Stepsons left her alone. upon return they found her severely burned on the floor. The cause is suspected to be a spark from a pipe ignite her clothing.
A testimonial from Mrs L Travis praises Lydia E Pinkham's Woman's Comfort Compound for uterine and backache relief. She describes severe dizziness insomnia irritability and bearing down symptoms improving after using the product. The letter invites readers to correspond for more information and references a reply service.
New advertisements claim 0 000 yards of laces offered at about half price. They announce closeout of an importer’s stock with Oriental laces in widths from 4 to 6 inches. Bargains include 100 pieces or 3600 yards at 4 inches wide and 150 pieces at 10c, 12c, or 14c per yard with stated savings and guarantees.
Lace bargains offered to all shoppers but urges regular patrons to take advantage now. Opportunity to buy torchon laces at a fraction of typical price may not recur.
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