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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1892

Page

2

Pastors, Churches Offer Wide Sunday Pulpit Choices

A long list of pulpit announcements outlines Sunday services across City Churches. Ministers including Rev. Edward Willin Auxis Rev. T. H. Wilkinson Rev. F. A. Kaehler Rev. J. D. Moffat and others plan 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons at multiple locations from Limcett Street M. E. to Sixth Avenue Presbyterian.

Limcett Street M. E Edward Willin Auxis de. H. C. Beacom T. H. Wilkinson GC. W. Smith Grant Street F. A. Kaehler Buffalo

Sunday Church Services Across Districts Mention Pastors

Multiple churches list morning and evening services with pastors named. Rev KE Wolf Rev J W Milesill Rev B Taylor from Des Moines Rev J L Smith Rev W P Sehrom Rev William P Sehrom Rev John Weld and Rev Henry T Mo lead sessions. Sermons include Faith and Works Deception’s Punishment Moses The Primitive Churches and Additions and The Blessed Nation.

Shady Avenue Cumberland Liberty Avenue Pear Street Fourra Passerreeian Eveline Street William P. Sehrom Suapr Suapr Avesce Barrist—At the Morning Service Mrs. Norman Waterbury Comner Bernarr Lemenas Hiland Area Kirkwood Street John Weldpastor Ilam Beluefield

Sunday church services and sermons listed in Knoxville notices

A dense listing details morning and evening sermons across multiple churches. Rev E R Donshoo Rev B S Tator Rev W H Rodenbaugh and others preach on topics such as What Will You Give Me Clear Moral Vision Christ from Edom and Evils of Modern Society. Communion observed at Mt Washington and Mt. Washington U P notes. Municipal details include baptism and Columbian Sunday observances.

EionTs Paessyrerian E. R. Donshoo Biscuam Street M. E J. A. Ballantyne B.S. TaTtor Iowa Mt. Washington M. E M. J. Montgomery Union Tarrmt Nineteenth Street J. W. Riddle N. M. Waterbury Boston India Douguesre Hrients W. H. Rodenbaugh Christ Edom J. W. Miles Epworth League Love Feast Sxcorp Parmrive H. J. Buckingham T. H. Cortoxrr D. D Methodist Protestant Church Knoxville Mt. Wasnixetox U. P R. H. Hood J. G. Kennedy Wellsville Subjecta Bethany Wastmorton Southsiine Presbyterian Twentieth and Sarah Streets F. R. Farrand Tristry Lungeran Stockton Avenue Arch Street J. G. Goettman

Religious Services Across Allegheny Churches

A compiled list of Sunday services across Allegheny churches notes times and themes. Rev. W H Meddllan leads at Sreoxp U P with 10:30 a m worship and 7:30 p m sermon. Grace Exe cise Lutrsman Massion holds at Reinemen's Hall. Providence Presbyterian meets at Madison and Liberty with 3 a m and 7:45 p m services. Central B R I led by J W Sprouli at 10:30 a m and 3 p m. Fourth U P presents Our Banner at Marne Avenue. New Church Society meets Caledonia Hall for October 16 harmonies. Episcopal Mission of St. John Lord Morris Hall hosts services. Epworth League plans a Columbus service at North Avenue M E. These entries outline sermons, communion, baptisms, and youth activities across multiple denominations.

Etenta Street McAllister U. P Seventh Avenue William J. Tela D. D J. D. Sands Menven Herron Avenue McVlelland Pascor Abraham Columbus Franklin and Townsend Streets J.F. Patterson Jesus U. P. Cecnan Thirty-third Street Herver Thompson Cain Curry University Hall Sixth Street J. L. Andrew God Erropyep Presbyterian Grant Street Nevin Wooaside Ancels Chvkch Ilda FP. Whitlock Boston Mass Averer M. E R. B. Mansell D.D Paul Dewey Fortieth W. F. Oldham City Tainp UC. P Diamond Street J. T. McCrory J. W. Harsha Fifth Church Taisity M. EL Smallman Streets W. P. Warner Penn Avenue Seventh Street J. R. Sutherland Gnack Memorial Preser George N. Johnson Tue Liberty Street M. E Taylor Kennedy Trinity Cerres Sixth Avenue Alfred W. Arundel Trinity Clelland Queen of Collina Avenue Station Street KR. M. Russell St. Mark's North Highland Avenue Harvard Street East End Hoy Ambrose M. Schmidt Lla. W Columbian Pate Avenue George W. Chalfant Ila R. W John Gillespie Board of Foreign Missions New York Japan China India Corner of Liberty Center Avenues la. M G. W. Iner A. H. Norcross Aa. m. Ry Chapel Allegheny Sreoxp W. H. Mecdillan F. U Ninta Hill Providence Presbyteriaa Madison Avenue Liberty Street W. A. Kinter Central BR. I J. W. Sprouli Sanpvsxy Cyrclorama Irwin Avenue Woodburn Marne Avenue M. E Linden and Maple Avenues W.S. Lockard McClune Presimentan Federal Street Norra Avenue M.E J. A. Story Epworth Christopher Columbus Tuan New Church Isabella and Sandusky Streets John Whitehead Green Street D. 8. Kennedy Somonauk Alleguesy R. P Sandusky North Diamond Streets W. J. Coleani Cerrnal Press Bettist Presarverian Tagrart Gallagher Streets W. E. Sloane Western Theological Seminary Christ Wilson E. Donaldson Episcopal Mission OF St, Jona the Bar Tier Morris Hall Woods’ Row McClure Avenues Wa. M

Sermon and Service Listings At Sheridan Station

Belmont area notices show Rev Newton Don Pestor at 10 30 and Rev L M Lewis preaching at First Presbyterian Church Sheridan station with Sabbath services at 30 a clock. Morning worship features Beloved Gospel message Mangnowop Centertax Pastor J Eb McWane with "Ranging Good Tidings" as the morning reading.

Bellevue Newton Don Pestor Philip L. M. Lrwis DL . W R. Wu First Presbyterian Church Sheridan Station

Primary Teachers Union to Meet for Lecture

The Primary Teachers Union will meet Saturday at 3 PM in the lecture room of the First Presbyterian Church on Wood Street. Mrs. Jones will conduct the lesson for the coming sabbath and all interested in primary work are invited to attend.

Thomas' Eagar

Miller Farm Well Shows Mixed Oil Tonnage Near Willow Grove

Reports from the Miller farm no 1 south of Willow Grove indicate Clair oil from the Orth sand at 6 to 15 feet above the fifth sand, producing up to 140 barrels daily and raising expectations for the fifth sand. Other wells, including McDonald field and nearby formations, show varied gains and upcoming drillings as oil companies push expansion in the region.

Florence Oil Company Miller Farm Willow Grove Pittsburg Cabbage Farm Devonian Oil Company McDonald Greenlow & Forst Marshell Forest Oil Comny Ned McClelland J. M. Guffey Shane Farm Meise Pool Ewing Farm McCurdy Pool McMurray People’s Gas Company Oakale Greenlee & Forst Oak Ridge Coal Company Oakdale Fitzgibbons & Co Fisher Gordon J. W W. Robb Royal Gas Company N. G. Cook Robb Heirs Undercliff John M. Patterson & Sohn Erhmentrout Kessler North American Oil Company Hancock Farm Wildwood Forest Oil Company Garvin Pool Evans City Ato Griesback & Co Gardner Guckert & Steel Gardner Farm Schiegel & Co Forst & Greenlee Marshall J. M. Guffer Shane McClellang Sistersville

Crooks at the Fair to be Tracked by City Detectives

Pittsburg will send three detectives to Chicago for the World’s Fair patrol. Chicago Chief McClaughrey leads a national task force with detectives from Philadelphia New York Baltimore and other cities. The plan aims to guard visitors with rigorous arrests and target crooks from each district.

O’ Mara Chicago McClaughrey Chiesko United States McClanaghrey O'Mara Pittsburg Pennsylvania Philadelphia New York Baltimore Fpinkertons Mr. O'Mara

Sixth Street Bridge Foot Passengers Enjoy Smoother Travel

Report notes the old Sixth street bridge’s rough footway and ferry era. Engineers push rapid progress on the new bridge with over a million rivets still to be installed by hand. George Weber was arrested for larceny at Davis bakery, with many stolen items recovered at his Spring alley home.

Sixth Street Pesse Seventh Street Allegheny George Weber Alderman McMasters John J. Davis Weber Davis Penn Avenue Spring Alley

Fog Delays All Trains on Major Rail Lines

Fog yesterday morning delayed trains on the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads. Officials warn to exercise caution in running trains as lights at the rear of cars are required for safety.

Ft. Wayne Leetsdale Ft. Wayne Road Cleveland Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Eeat

Local youth Christ Wolfram Arrested After Series of Thefts

Christ Wolfram was arrested by Lieutenant Booker for larceny after robbing his father of 75 dollars last June and 45 dollars on Tuesday. His father, who forgave him and took him home, provided information leading to a Mt Washington arrest. Mrs James Brown Potter describes family troubles and experiences in India for The Dispatch tomorrow.

Charles Connors Edward Broderick Robert Smith Edward Develin Captain Whitehouse Kuhn & Bro Penn Avenue East End Connors Christ Wolfram Booker Mt Washington James Brown Potter Carpenter India Dispatch

Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy for relief

Josephine Schoen of 713 Baker Street Baltimore describes severe womb displacement ulceration and spinal weakness. She says one bottle of the Vegetable Compound freed her from bed and three let her perform housework, praising the product as best for female complaints. She notes widespread proof and offers mail order free literature.

Lydia £. Pinkham Josephine ScHoEn Baker St Baltimore

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