BlockBefore

Las Vegas Free Press, 1892-01-02

The front page of 1892-01-02. 936 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

Front page text

936 words

Each block below is one column or story as the page set it. This is microfilm of 1890s newsprint, so the reading carries mistakes; nothing has been corrected, because correcting a name invents one. Blocks that read as noise rather than language were dropped whole.

CREATIVE GLORY "The lieav.aa doclara tbe glory of God and the firmament lioweth tala handy work." Hym "CaKiTiox" No. Sil Preabyierlan Hym Hymnal - nal Hymnal Haydn Chorua and Congregation. "Conalderthe llllea of the field, how ther grows they toll not, neither do they tpln, and yet I lay unto you, that even Solomon In all lila glory waa not arrayed like one of these." 801.0 Cousldur the LIMea Abt Mra Hugh Menalea. Jot TO TBI World Hymk 78 Isaac Watts Cborua and Congregation. II THE ADVENT "For un'o you la born tbla day, lu the city of Da David, - vid, David, a Saviour which la Christ tha Lord." Utmk 8 i. Reading Chorus and Congregation' NilARiru Gounod Mr. F. B. Ilawken. "' THE ATONEMENT "Who bit own self bare our sins lu his own body on the tree." Hvmk 129-Ollve's Brow W. D. Bradbury Chorus and Congregation. Solo-Calvary... Paul Hodey Miaa lilaocta Rolhgeb. Hymx inn-There la a Fountain Cowper Chorus and Congregation. IV LIFE'S PILGRIMAGE "Come unto uie all ye that labor and are heavy la laden - den laden and I will give you rest." DtinT Seek ye the Lord A. Baumbach Mniara. Dick and Uofmelater. IlYHK got "Heat for tha weary".. ..8. Y. Uarmer Chorua and Congregation. Solo Come nnto Me W, A. Ogden Mr. Louis Uofmelster. "Be atlll and know that I am God." Solo I bold my boart so atlll Romelo Mrs. W. B. Bunker. OrraaiMO "Freely ye have received, freely give." Htm W "Children of tha Heavenly King, aa ye Journey, sweeny sing." J. Ceaulck V VICTORY 'But thanks be to God which glveth ua tha vic victory - tory victory through Jesus Christ." Htm 517-Awake, my Boull stretch (very nerve. Doddridge Chorus and Congregation Qua BTBTTI-Soug of the Soldier, J as. McGranaban Meaara. Dick, Allen. Harden and Fowler, "for now we see through a glass darkly but then face to facet now I know In part but then shall I know even aa also I am known."

several years at this time ot the year, tho snow being about twenty inches on a level and still coming down. At Rico the snow is three feet deep, while on Trout Lako range there is still more. The Rio Grando South Southern - ern Southern train has been running daily up to date, although it is doubtful if they get through to-day. Joseph McCoy, the alleged leader of tho gang of Rio Grande express robbers, was arrested near Salt Lake City yesterday, and the United States Secret Service Agent Walker is now on his way to this ciiy with tho prisoner. Joseph McCoy was associated with his father in tbe murder of W. C. Arnold at Cotopaxi in 1887, and escaped from jail at Canon City two years ago. Since that time little has been heard of him. The trouble between tho Southern Pacific company and the Order of Railway Telegraph operators has been settled. Concessions were made on both sides, the result a victory for tho telegraphers, who are permitted to join the order, while the company withdraws the objectionable affidavit and compromises the trouble with reference to the employment of student operators. Nearly all the men w ho remained out on the strike or were discharged for joining the order, are to be reinstated by the company. Questions Asesd Amu the sance. Did you see the lancers massacre? Did you see a young lady powder powdering - ing powdering the boys? Did the music in the cornet thaw out? Dili you join the first dance be behind - hind behind the scenes? Did you see a young lady grab grabbing - bing grabbing at nothing? Did you see four young gentle gentlemen - men gentlemen claiming tho same partner? Did you hear the boys beseeching tho girls for the first waltz? Did you notice the many acts of courtesy and gallantry during tho evening? We did.

CHRISTMAS!' CHRISTMAS! A Largo Assortment of tho finest Holiday Goods, Consisting of Fine Slippers, Shoes and like useful articles for both LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, aro now offered for sale at retail, at Extraordinary Low Prices for Cash At tlie Assignees' sale of the stock of goods lately belonging to CHARLES SPORLEDER, in East Las Vegas, as these goods must b sold by the assigneo to close up tho affairs of said busi business. - ness. business. All persons contemplating PURCHASING- HOLIDAY PRESENTS Would do well to examine said stock before purchasing elsewhere. Among said stock, that must be sold, is a Full and. Complete Line of ladies' and gents' boots and shoes of the best quality, also full stock of Rubber Footwear, Hats, Gloves and other like articles, all of which will be sold at greatly reduced price to close out said business. You will save money by examining and pur purchasing - chasing purchasing your Holiday Presents from said stock, as it must nil be sold without regard to cost. Thomas W. Haywakd, Assignee.

CHAS O SHIRK, Real Estate, Loan, Railroad Ticket and Employment Agent $50,000 to loan on first class real estate security. Railroad Tickets bongal and sold to all parts of tho United States. City Property for salo that will double in tho next 00 days. Ranches, Live Stock and Mines a specialty. If you wish Help or desiro Employment call on me and I can help you out.

Solo "But la that ally" Mrs. 0 Barnard Mr. James Dick. Taio "Protect us throng1! the coming night" arranged by Churchman Meadamee Lawrence, Menslea and Stearns. Utm M-All ball tbe power of Jesus Kama. K. perrouer Cborua tad Congregation. BENE0ICTION.

Provenance

Library of Congress, Chronicling America See this issue at the Library of Congress. Digitised by the National Digital Newspaper Program. These issues are in the public domain in the United States. Page text is machine-read from microfilm and reproduced exactly as the recogniser returned it. Nothing is corrected and nothing is summarised.