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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
Hunting for Fools.

In Chicago, the other day, as q
cen looking business man, with his
|at worn on the nap of lis neck, was
landing on Clark Siieet, a simple
|awky-lookins country lad of nine.
ben, with big envelope in his
land, and his mouth and eyes wide
zen, came sauntering along, look
fxiously at all the signs, which he
|as apparently spelling out. The
lsiness man, being naturally kind
parted, and desiring to do friend
turn to a stranger, said to the
fy: L" Hi, sonny, what are you
Oking for for? Let me see that
liter"
NO, ! can't let you have that
ter, there's bonds in it" said the
r., but p'rhaps you can tell me
lere MIR. Smith lives around here.
be boss told me the number, but
e forgotten it, and the letter has
bonds in it, and so amt to give
to anybody but him."
Why, I've been waiting for you
is last half hour" said the keen
siness man, as his face frightened
waiting for you to bring me
Rse bonds which l bought of Mr..
ats-his-name."
BE you Mr.. Smith," said the
= "well, now, I'm glad l met
b. because IL clean forgot what
the number where the boss said
lived, and l wouldn't ha' liked
so back to him without findin'
it would have looked as if I
be careless"
Mlth these remarks the lad took
a blS envelop marked 81. Smith,
J., Present." in the upper corner
300 L. S. 4-20s," and in the
r corner, commission due, IS.
ase remit by bearer"
That's all right sonny" said the
"a looking business man, as he
lied out 4 scantil- furnished
Se, gave the boy a hve dollar bill
quarter, and said: There,
ny, that quarter is to reward you
Your cleverness and fidelity"
'uttonins the envelop in his
4sl pocket he walked leisurely
aNd The corner, ran to Dearborn
yet with the speed of n deer,
ped lightly round to Madison,
nailed car, was whirled away
comparatively lightning speed.
until he had reached Union
ID old he draw the precious en-
'pe 'rcm his pocket, and with the
[',A pray heaven they are not
s1eFed. tore it open. He then
au that the envelop contained
= OF Il Chicago paper, which he
!. have purchased at the Office
I'VE cents. Meanwhile the sim
'l Ilountry lad, entering n beer hall
w 'ue vicinity of the Sherman
a'e' had absorbed bootleg of
a., salted away the five dollar
"''A seven others in his pocket
ana, with the remark, Tho
p ''',inG very numerously to-
"Res another big envelop
sn, u's pocket, and once more sal
In l"''n III search of Il keen-look-
OlSlness man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

DIR. Angus announces that the re-
vised edition of the New Testment
will not be ready until the end of
the year. He gives some examples
of the changes. The word pre-
vent" is to be turned into "go be-
fore" though the most popular of
collects has kept it's old meaning
alive. Damned" is to be invar-
iably changed to condemned"
" He'll is likely to be rendered eth
er Gehanna or Hades. " Repent"
is to be replaced by stronger word.
meaning "turn about and do right"
" Religion" in one place is TO be
changed into worship"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNTS There are
reasons who the wife or housekeeper
should keep an account book. In
the first place it would furnish inter-
esting information of the number of
pounds of sugar, spice, -four, meat,
etc., that family of u certain size
consumes. How many know any
thing about these things! Again,
such record would suggest changes
in the living il one way or another,
and furnish basis for calculation of
the requirement for the coming year.
We know of a lady who went so far
as to keep an account of the number
of extra meals which she furnished
in a year; and when it was an
nounced the family were greatly sur
prised. A household account is q
startling revealer of facts. As o
matter of family history, q record
should be kept; of course, the deaths
and births will be given in the
Record to be found in the family
Bible, but there are other things
that transpire in family worthy Of
note.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

The statement that y. Z. Chap
mar the inventor of the Fifteen
puzzle, has no rights in its maufac-
ture is denied. He made application
some time ago for letters patent, but
pending the decision manufacturers
have taken advantage of the puzzle
having been made public without his
consent, and have caused him loss
of between S25 900 and $50, 600, 1t
is claimed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

"eii-known Boston lawyers
Nhom Is noted for his ances-
nue. and for his zeal in iln-
.H the fact of his blue blood
1na. nance . upon his suffering audi
pOn ne most trivial occasions
sc, 'IalhinS recently upon the
ieJ y. VI Senealogy. when our ego
mend remarked: IN tell
k4r. ,Ii' 1t Is, Friend W, / really
\ :. l could trace my ancestry
! Ist !. east a century, and perhaps
.'''e Chnst." Don't doubt
doubt it, replied W. ,
So I'Ice'tors must certainly have
Christ, as the fact is pat
b, lone Of them were ever
~ lave becn lis followers. 3"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

BALD-headei persons are recon-
mended, by one who knows how it
is himself. to have a spider painted
on the top of their heads as a pre-
paration for fast-approachins hy-
time .-Bugdto Express.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
WHOLE NO. 1908.
Leap.Year Hints.

Girls know only one quarter AZ
much about counting as boys, be-
cause they have only one year in
four in which they are allowed to
practice.
As matter of course, leap-year
finds them poorly prepared to " step
IN and win" and we will give few
hints as to how it should be done.
First, fix up in style, black your
boots carefully, heels and all, and If
the shine" don't come in hurry.
slat the brush across the floor into
a corner, quoting what Scripture you
happen to know.
Twill be big job to put on your
collar and necktie, and the chances
are that there will be more looking
in the glass than in case of fellow
coming to see you.
Stroll down to the barber shop
and get shave and have the barber
"oil up freely, otherwise all efforts
to grease the wall paper will be
futile.
On the way to " his" house speak
to all the fellows you know; this is q
good point, and the only way to pay
him back for flirting with the girls
for three years.
AS you near the house, cross the
street and pass by it. This viii! give
you chance to see if the parlor is
lighted and TO surmise If anv other
girl is calling.
If, when you step up and pull the
door-bell, your heart is in your
mouth, you've struck the wrong
house.
Inquire if the young gentlemen
are in, and don't forget and wear
your hat, but hang it up on the pi-
ano or floor, or some other place.
Chew cloves assiduously during
the call; otherwise "he" may think
you have been drinking. If he is o
little timid, blushing thing, talk
about the weather. his ma, his pa,
and other distant subjects.
If he plays and sings, stand up
like man and turn the music-ws
don't refer to an orguinette.
He will possibly yawn and cover
up an immense gap with his jeweled
hand; but don't take the hint.
Playfully turn down the gas; he
will probably say "Oh, you should
not" but recollect how he "doused
the glim" last year.
You don't need to say much OF this
point. Conversation is apt to be .
nuisance at critical junctures.
Previous experience will doubt
less suggest the course of events for
the rest of the evening.
When the old lady calls out, Its
ten O'Clock, don't mind it; wait un-
til she calls eleven and twelve; in
fact, stay till you hear the milkman.
rafting his cans.
Ask for a match to light your ci-
gar, inger at the door half hour
longer, make him think that he is
your own and only-and go and see
another fellow the next evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
'PLEEN,

10 PreVen&
Ills, Liver
rorpidity'
, Indig,es-
oppression
site. Ma
10 Spleen'
Eia, Lun-
ck. Bones
lima. Ca
<yI,ooplng
Relief In
be reach q q
iiishly iI meG' ti
ingre,!i.enits..
,,ng. uT NlnlS,, ",
nd under al
,',|rrndl ',r treat
m our stomach
ID drugs, cor'
,rls bilious
contagious
'eertaicats''
I cnch.
se each
.i,i, every.
Id, at your
,ut in'losc
1--WE either
rtss
cago,
CaI,a,las'
ALLY.
yLolr.'le
,,,. at man
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25

any rumor about checking an upward move.
ment in l. Ultimate properties to Mr.. Gould.
lie is the only man who is perhaps strong
enough TO do it, but the present bull cam
paign has been so quietly man ged that there
ls no inducement to do so. The only reason
that he organized decline last spring was
because speculation was rampant and traders
were jumping at everything, irrespective of
its value, and carrying stocks up and per
cent. day. If the movement had not been
stopped it would have resulted in a panic
Now matters are going on slowly, and al.
though, to be sure, Iron Mountain and Kan
sas and Texas have only a speculative value
at present, it is not improbable, if certain
stumbling blocks can be got rid of, that
these roads will be taken, ut a certain valua-
ton, into the southwestern scheme.
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NORWOOD
High School and College

Session 1ssO-sI Opens Sept. 20. 1 $50
Attention ~ called to hcalthfulness Of To-
cation, high character OF students, and thor
Cor Catalogues and information address
THos. A. seldom, Resident Fr nciral,
Norwood p. o., Ne,scr Co., Virginia
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AND ALL POINTS
North. East and Southeast
Trains Leave DALLAS STATION as follows:
WEST ROUND.
No. !, mail and express. 10 r. M
No. I, Accommodation, arrives. .l045 p. NJ.
EAST BOUND.
No. 9, mall and express. .......... 700 p. ID.
No. 10, Accommodation ......,...,,. 1865 A. n.
No. 8. Accom- ton. from Onion depot. 300 a. NJ.
Trains No. 0 and 10 carry passengers between
Wills Point and Weatherford.
Trains No. and carry passengers between
Marshall and Dallas.
E. P. TURNER, Ticket Ag't.
CONNECTIONS.
At TEXARKA with all trains on III
Louis & Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
for all points North, East and southeast.
At LoNGvIEW JUNCTION and MINEOLA,
Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Austin, Galveston
and San Antonio.
At DALLAS, with trains Of the Houston &
Texas Central Railway for Corslcana, MeXia,
Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead,
Brennan, and all points In Middle and South
At SHERMAN, with H. & T. c. r. r. for
points on the line of that road.
At FORT WORTH, with stages for all points
In Western Texas.
At SHREVEPORT, with Red River steamers
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
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Or any of above parties, Bconyille, Mo
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY

Send for Catalogue of,hs Select School for higher Edu.
cation Of young women, Located In the most beautiful
and healthy of ST. Louis suburbs buildings commodous
grounds large aud eegant-a delightful Home. Num-
bers limited. Pupils may remain through summer
vacation Advantages ~ beth country aud city Expenses
moderate Address prin., b. II. BLEWETT, LII. d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-25
E. AULL SEMINARY,

o,sT WEAR begins Sept. It'll. Enlarged build
LES Gas. Prosperous. sixteen teachers
Elective studies Highest standaF Ca,,1 loo PUB
lie eNhipi'i0A'' j, A. QUARLEs, President.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-11

sa taben. Durtb mid, rif sr bat ia
Jrau BON l1ilbure ben Mufsntbalt bes
8natsn In Der Oberi0r9srei erfatren Id
fsnnie niht abnen, In tpslder De3iebuns
lEe ,u tim Faab, unO mub mta bod auf
bas Wsubsrils In Mttiaulo psrFrtdt iib
len! @otb.lm iuhts ion su bssattsen anb
riberristt auf bas Drlasenofs, 5assn
istt Surd gstsnntnifs eIne nsue aufss-
suns ,u bsreten. Nbsr N9stabars rubts
nidt, bis er wtntsitens @uttelm ben gu.
fammsnsans ersdtIs tatts. Sd war si
msinsr graut seaaasen, besann er, uub
um MID nit tbr unsel6rt unb often ua'
terbaltsn gu tGnnfa itsate Id mid Der
Dame als Silbssar!'s Ssrlubten sCr.
5te nabm ss gut aak trob ibrer osr3wsi'
felten WemhttsFsmmuna Die Id - al,
Bern ssnue = nur Gem Ber!uf i5rss Scr"
mGssns sulartsb.
(gortiesaas fpI3 IT,
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5tarte Der 9aerpen.

@sniss psrfousn IetSen 70 oisl an Gr'
idSsfuns Der glerpen als 3sttunss'@s'
batteurs. Cine Su!s 3sisnns beraus5use'
ben Rrenst fur6ttar an, unb lelten nur
wiHen BIZ esisr, ,pis bel eebenatraft Elm
etn,iaer asitartiieI Dsmienisen ssfpaet
taben mag, Der itn 'fhtitt. 8soatteurs
Hnb Dftnlals gum 1.iatsn ansetrisbsn pcr,
BEN, I'm itre eetens sssfser tpiebsr 3u bsIee
Zen, In LETTER 3dt iesoh 5sbrauhsn ise
@arnRrs Gafe 9ierstns. DteIes wertb.
Solls YrdYarat tpirft ala erlUlenbe 6raft,
tesubtet Die Nssoen nnb ftafFt 5dlaf nit
alien fsinsn r'ob!tbdtisen @issuiaaFssn
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SIS Yelobmmma.

s}er!prsn 9ine Hat,aras Ndsrmuls, 8 bisIp
Sabre at, s,tranat an btr linisr 8ade nit sinsm
Wreu,, an Der iinlsn 5hultu VII (ssrtanbsn)
io,pie sia,n msrifinif1sa Dranb am I;ni,n Gin,
itrtsin DisfeItf baite cine 5&trs an, uf psl-
DER IIY ,einsrasift rat.
S5 pttotnun8
laf sin hslseItss yfrb. bic 8 SABRE oft. fe>
tranut q an Der rfftisa SGulitr unb NJ INIT ti>
nsm Grid biraber) an Der liaiea Shultsr
Osiae YfIctnuns Nib Dea ,usfiihstt, welasr
bif Ibist sinfanl, laab Naariat siebt an
w. Dug. S6Snswclf,
5.l0,sm UrstsriGstHr8 .. .. 2er
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Gs 6sS1Ytiot 1ih saf, bieIes Sobr bi

- gS beitdtist lid, baB bieies Sabr bic
Sepunfeier in Eeutidlanb, wel9e obnes
bin bas Solf fait tbeilnuhmlcs ldBt, auf
WnniA ecS Saiiers gum leeten M|ale be-
Sansea mcrbcn 1T. Sic wire iterbaupt
nidt besansen Werben, ,penn @ambetta
iein aaupmiitiidcs @rpBmaul 9sbalten
bate.
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Sriide Weintrau6en tpursen biei,

= Stride Weintrau6en pursen pieIes
Sahr malienbaft ans Stalien mad ben
fpeinbausnpen @eSenben Deutl9lanbs
ein8efiibrt, uni bort sur Weintsreitus bes
iiutt ~ msrbeit. Derariise Sentunsen
msrcen aus Bartemters, aus benz &beins
Sau uno ielblt 70 melt nirblid wie gbren.
treitftein sentelhet. Sn ben erileu 1ohea
slnsen bic 1rauben Srufrei elm, felt benz
20. September aber marbe bon BEN Be>
bDrpen 3ca uerlanst. Dies bat inter ben
Vst9eili3ten SrObe lnjuiriepenbeit errest,
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Strafe. '@' 1890 - ~
gei Tor, Wortt purbe 5am gDilz
ten bon eiilef, Barbi8en Namels Tretneu
seIdriien. 2eBterer ftane in gBiltenS
Dieniten unb beibe tebrten Don Der Stapt
,urad. motei ber Jarbise bic Yferbe mall
traitirte. Bilten (fellte ibn bariiber Su
6eoe, elm Streit entjtonb, eer in ahdtlid>
teiten ousartete uub nit Der germunbuns
Wittens nmo Der yerbaftuns Tretmels
enbete.
- Su einem unerbentliGen 0auie su
Sort Wcrtb rersiftste fd Ger Yiancipie=
Ter Gbarles Campbell.
- SIN 2glins .tamsn bic tebt 5000
Ba0en Daumtrplle an.
- Bei Weria wnrbe 5.@. Yerrpman
Uibrenb er cine 9aeuns gaunlwuue nad
Der Stabt bradte, bon einsm Wanne Sra
nlens Weus erldcHen. .-.e
= Yor cem Diltrittseridt In 5cu1pu
iino 6 Gbeideiounss anbdnsis.
= Sn Warbaq in einem unelbentli.
den 9anie eerlpnnoets !. 3. Xbomplpn
Gin TraHensimmer, Mattie SnIitb, nit
eiacm Wiei1er in Der yruf. Der Tbi=
ter lit perhaftet morben.
- Der Ycupernsur bat Yerbaftunas=
papiere fir bic Nuslieieruna bes betriiae.
ridden Sdaemeil!eg Btanpioye, Der in
Weyicc perbaftet it, ausseitelIt.
- 5n erodett seristb .. 81. Daniels
nit ben. Wrnle 3wiihen ben Ireibriemen
elmer 8aumpraeuain unb erbieIt babel
70 laIinne Yerleeunseu, pab er fart.
- Sn acoelatp serietben 3mei Wad.
barren, Der Srieoensridter Wrnbap unb
ber Npprlat Bcrben in Streit iiber cine
Nen5, nobel Wirnbap BON isinem @ssner
crffoden pnrbs. ~ s'f%
= in 8aiirpp purbe Elm alter Narbi.
GET Namsns Sneeb perbaftet, neil sr ciu
fapbisss Wiaehen ,u uotb,adtiseu ser<
fpfte.
= JH Nrsnbam bat aa. Elm Nrst aus
Sdcttlsno. 3ames g. WilIou. uersiitet.
= Sn @ultrcpile bat9er Stlepb Gpus
rano cine 8aumwslen9iu ertidtet.
Ser tleine Sptimilf. 9e6rer:
rgSle 9eIBt man einen Weni9en Der
pen gansen sag i'm Mitthsnaus 3us
Erinst2" 8 - y -
ailio: veinen Gaitipirtb!~
= l{nbetuubt. Die Jrau bonn SauIe:
ugber i6 bite 9srr Soetpr,. bleibeg
Sic! e6srlfeH sie ails rtpa eli
shlneden S9rer .a,lgenebnen geiellz
f6aft!@ 'i.lj
4pdtsr' AID ta, tltte, bite, serr
yofter. lleberbies miiiien meme Jreun=
oillnen ieoeu 9lugenbltd oai isin, Sic
Fpl1en gar nidt, iDie' iebr ii1 2en1en
Iuno Bertha oaraIf freuea init S9nen
sulammen 81 ifiniHx ay,.sT,;s3
4ostot' g, fe6r idnlei6el6aft, in
Der Shat; absr i'd, weiB ni9t, tuie fann
meme WeHiateitr" - ls
3oatet: q5s6nt nidlts I! sic sleubsn
gar nl9t t9is anfbfu9stos meme,
ttsunpinl,en liae%
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- Cine srcb: SAafbeeree auf peiter
Teiie. Bon Rem Wierieo muroe eire
5ee,be pen 4, 400 Stafsn nah Rebras.
Ia settieben, bon rensn auf tem Warihe
nur 3S farben. s4~s.
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e.ro s.sgHa

- Das Diltrittssriht in Muffin fa0te
Elm llrtbeil gu @nnisen Der Jrau y. Bur-
te bon Stem Orleans. bic pie @entralbaba
auf s2s,ooo Sdabene,iaB perllapte. Die
Glienbabn trausportirts Daarsn fit lie
uno bsidabiste biefelten gu oti3em gs=
TRACE. Die sGati&eiouns murbe Ssfillt,
neil bic 8abn int Yrc3eb nidt Sertreten
mar. ,fax e4sn03t
- gcu gais County wuroen 4 YIsroe=
oiete nab benz 3uatbagIe 9eididt, bic,
lelten etbieiten bon 5 bis 10 Sabren
iStraGe -.---.------.-- .---... -.-..--- ...----- -
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r',a' 49, > f-r- ----~sad , foy
tie has
g~.a aaslaess and lives
Vi tut ilt2ress OF his no, ey- Mr.
a4srcs has Hever Mingled in politics
nd sarw morning. OF his nomination
ua,rs 1t was teiegaphed him last even.
rig H. q ln;slhgsns and uuassum-
in demeanor
". 6. KAFNEs-
the nomines for TIE supreme bencp. is
native Of Boone county, but now a
resident OF Kansas City He Is a
graduate of the state university, and
an educated and accomplished lawyer.
Ike Is the senior partner in the firm Of
karnes & Ess prominently known
throughout she STATE. For legal abili-
ty it is said there are few men in the
state who surpays him. Mr.. Karnes
has neyer mixed m politics, ;,nd this
was the first time his name was ever
presented in political convention.
He was the resident attorney of the
Western UnionTesegraph suits against
the X P. Railroad Globe Demo-
Crat-
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hat i, your ogset." asked the Law

""hat i rour ogses." asked the Law
he IS an vuteiierer.''
In What
Why. in The Bible
What has tdat to do witt, Jour ow-
ing hun S322'
1t has u heap to dr. with it, ] lad
SIX hands lii nay enplpy, and we were
rushing things when hired this man
He tAdnt been with us two days when
t1y stopped The ;eaper III the middle
o tl.a forenoon TO dispute about Daniel
IN she lion den. aud in tsrcc days we
had regular .neck down over the
whale swallowing Jonah. The man
drove the mower got to arguing about
Sampson and drove over stump and
damaged the machine to the tune at $lS
and the very next day oy boy broke his
leg, trying to climb the fence to hear
aud see the row which was started over
the children os Israel going through
the Red Sea. Ii wasn't week until
my wife SAID size didn't believe Elijah
was fed by the ravens. and hang me if
| didn't find myself growing week on
Noah and his flood. That's my offset,
SIR: and he was worth anything d
sue him for 81 ZOO besides.
The court reserved his decision for
twenty-four hours.-Free Press,
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IIREcTcRT-

Cumberland Presbyterian Church--Rev.
James b. Mitchell. d.. Pastor Preaching
every Sabbath ut II j. M and 7:3O p. H.
Sabbath school at 9::Ta H. Prayer meet
ing, "Wednesday evenings at $50
Presbyterian Church. Rev J. s. Boyd.
Pastor. Preaching every second and third
Sabbaths Of each msaltEl at II o'clock n. III.
and 7:3D p. IN Prayer meeting every Wed.
evening at I'D. SABBATH school at $50 a.
Methodist Episcopal. Church-Rev. J. J.
Bentley, Pastor Prtas hing evsrr Sunday
at II a. III. and 81 p IN Prayer meetings
on Wednesday evening. Sunday school mt
$50, Il. m: Chs. meeting al 80 y. IN. Of
each Sunday
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rev J. o. Edm0Hastnp, Pastor. Prcaehin.
second Sunday in each month. at II a m.
and 7:3J p. III. Third SUNDAYS mt 80 r. M.
Sunday school ut 90 Il. III. Glass meet
ings on each I'd Sunday. Prayer meeting
each Wednesday evening.
First Baptist Chureh-Rev. J. C. Shipp.
Pastor. Services every Sabbath at II a. IN.
and 10 p. III. Bible school ut g;:}D a. N
Prayer meetings On Wednesday evenings.
Episcopal Church-Rev. Frank Henry.
Rector. Services every SuHsIay at II Il. IN.
and 30 p. III. Sunday setluVl at 3 p. III.
Of each Sunday
Christian Church-Social meeting every
lords Day at II am. Prayer meeting nll
Thursday evening at s:i5. Sunday School
as $50.
Liberals and Snritualists. meet at Bay
lo.s Hall every Sunday evening st1o'cloci,
p. Ill.
40. Z. W.-Milton Lodge No. 103.-
meets Isl and Sd Thursday evenings in each
month. at Hart'- Hall.
10. G. T-Perseverance Lodge No. rs
meets every Friday evening at 80 at Good
Templars' Hall.
A. f. & \. M.-kirksyille Lodge No. 1O5
meets Tuesday evenings Oh or before each
full moon
|. o. y. F.-Adair Lodge No. 96. meets
every Wednesday evening at $50 p. H., at
odd Fellow. Hall