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The Evening critic., 1882-08-26
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under The head destinations
Wanted" and Help Wanted" wiU hereafter
be inserted IN THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We inpite our friends icishino
situations or help 10 dpail themselves Of this
offer. Ansicers directed in care Of CRITIC
Office will receive careful attention. Business
Advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26
In hnmn TO nuit at @ per.cent.

The above Is only q small portion of property
ON my books For full list call at Office for bule-
tins issued ON 1st and 18TH nu2G
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26
BOARDING.

VNIRST- CLASS TABLE BOARD, Sis PER
~ month. Apply at 1902 Mass ave. n. W.
au22-3tf
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26

DoARDING-CLAREN DINING AND
ID Lunch House, 0Os u ST., opposite Masonic
Temple recently opened transient and regular
b0ard first class prices reasonable. anli,lme
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26

UTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 10 YEARS
wv of age. position as copyist or something
lau24
UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w man, employment with commission mer-
chant TO legrn the business references given.
Address 4l0 * st. n. W. au2i
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UTANTED-BY A BOY is YEARS OLD, A
w situation as an errand boy; can make HIM
sell generally useful, Address Boy CRITIC offics.
an2l
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26

"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
W. girl situation to do chamberwork, nurse
or plain sewing In u private family. Address NJ.
X, Critic Office. au2l
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOODBUSINESS OPPORTUNITY LADY
W about to leave the city wishes to dispose of
her interest in n dressmaking establishment now
doing,a good business; also. of partial furniture
for two rooms. Address A. Is. O., Critic office.
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26

"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl situation In a family to do housework;
no washing or ironing; wages not so much of au
object as good home. Address M. II. c., Critic
Office. au25
The Evening critic., 1882-08-26

"ANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, A
w situation to cook, wash and iron, or to do
general housework. Address No. Shepherds
alley, bet 9th and 10th and L and NJ n. W. aua3
WTANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE,
w desires q position to teach French and
the usual English branches In aschool or family;
best of references given and required. Address
Miss b. Lynnwood, Rockingham County, va.
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IS n A swInDLE2

We learn that the preliminary survey
of the Chesapeake Bay and Puge t
Sound r. R. is to be made this month
through Scotland and Schuyler coun.
ties. 1t is to be built by joint stock
company composed of the citizens Of
the country through which it passes.
The shares are $500 each and are
convertible into Transportation Ger.
tifcates," which are receivable for eli.
Their freight or passage.
Prominent citizens are appointed as
local Superintendent" along the line
whose duty it is to work up the country,
take charge of surveying the route, Sc
cure subscriptions to the enterprise,
and to attend to other duties: but the
expense of surveying and any other
work done for the road must be paid by
the citizens along the hne.
DR.. G. w. Wilson is the Local Su.
perintendent of the tenth division,
which comprises the line from Greens.
burg to the Charlton river. The pros.
pectus is in his hands and from it we
learned the above facts. p
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Sublette Items.

Mr.. B. F. Adams, of Carroll county,
Kentucky, has recently purchased the
L. Clark farm, in Sublette. consisting
Of two hundred acres. Price not
gwen. We understand that Mr.. Clark
will move back to Kirksvllls. We
learn that MIR. Adams, is q live, ener-
getic and excellent citizen, and all such
the people OF Adair are glad to well
come to their midst.
DR.. W. L. Meford. of Prestonvills,
KY, has also just located 1t Sublette
and We understand he is IN expert
enced and successful physician. We
also learn that he proposes engaging in
the Drug business. The Doctor called
to SEQ us and tells Us he has bsen .
reader of the GRAPHIC for some time q
friend having mailed it to him regular
". We wish him success.
Mr.. Andrew Mcdowell and wife also
of Carroll county. Kentucky, are visit
ing their son and daughter Mr.. j. R.
Mcdowell and Mrs. James Shevslier,
near Sublette.
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Why is II.

It means something when . business
firm goes on from year to year-begin-
ing small and gradually increasing its
business, until it leads tho van. It
means first . close attention and
knowledge of how, when and what to
buy. and second it means that tho PEG.
pie learn on which side their bread is
buttsred and trade where they get uni
form good treatment and value receiv-
cd for their money. Tho Halliday
Bros, arc . good illustration in point,
and report IN average yearly increase
in THAR business of over twenty-five
par cent. They are now fully stocked for
the Holiday trade, and it would be .
good time to drop in and go than.
They have lots Of bargains 10 offer and
:an make 1t decidedly interesting.
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About Town.

Slush has been a prominent. festure
this week-on street crossings.
E1cavatio1s have been made for the
foundation of Smiths Writing Instl
tute.
The railroad men have had tough
time ali over the country for the past
week or two.
Wood has been coming in quite free
ly and has found a ready sale. Wood
piles are about the only things that
melt away" during a cold snap.
Mr.. Harvey Hawkins and daughter
have returned from Hannibal.
Considerable trading around IN town
property recently-and but few squire
sales.
We are glad to learn that Maj. G. D.
Gray intends to become . permanent
resident Of Kirksville.
They say All. Tlnsman IS hunting
around for another society or some-
thing to ioin.
The painting Of the interior Of the
c. P. Church is approaching compile
ton.
Mr.. Charles F. Spain, st. Louis, Mo.
says: II have found Browns Iron Bit.
tiers to be an excellent tonnic medi.
cine"
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All kinds of birds are used to trim
hats but for the female who delights
in cart-wheel head gear, nothing small
er than an American Eagle will suit.
"You are now one" said the minis.
ter to the happy pair he had just tied
together with knot he could never
undo. (Which one?" Asked the
BRIDE. "You viii have to settle that for
yourselves" SAID the clergyman.
A barefooted Georgia farmer, while
hoeing potatoes a few days ago. saw
what he thought was a snakes head
peering from the ground directly in
front Of him. He struck savagely 1t
it with has hoe and cut off his own big
toe, which he had mistaken for q rep.
tile. Il isn't the loss Of the toe that he
minds. It's the internal persistency
with which folks grin and ask him
about it.
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8. PS. L. E.

The society met at the residence Of
Mr.. Guy Chandler, last Saturday night
and installed officers for the ensuing
term. MI Ely. President Allie M.
Chandler. Secretary; ]. H. Ely, Treas
urer; Sonora Ely, vice-President; N.
N. Boyd, Critic; John Parker, Mar
shall The following is the program
for the next meeting:
Music by the society. Extempora-
neous speech-Len Boyd; Select read
ing-Eugie Chandler; Defamation
W. M. Boyd; Instrumental music
Allie M. Chandler; Essay-Helen
Boyd; Biographical sketch-Sonora
Ely; Declamation-John Parker; Es-
say-Ben. Ely; song-Helen Boyd !;
Recess Song-John Parker and 9TH
ers; Essay--N. M. Boyd; Dialogue
NJ. J. Ely and others Sermon-D. H.
Boyd; Oration--Isaac Ely; Song
Allie Chandler Mock trial-Jude Ely,
Judge. N. M Boyd, plaintiff, Sonora
Elv, defendent Debate Affirmative,
Helen Boyd and Eugie Chandler neg
alive. Sonora Ely and Allie Chandler !;
Paper-"The Autocrat,"-M. ]. Ely /;
Next meeting of the society at the res
idence of Guy Chandler.
This society is composed of earnest,
working members, whose aim is men,
tai improvement and mutual help, and
each meeting shows an increasing in
terest in the work.
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Masonic Festival.

There will be Masonic Festival and
Installation of officers, Dec. 9th, 1882
1T Masonic Hall, Kirksville, Mo.--oi
Huntsville Lodge No. 105-Adair Lod, ge
No. 3s6-and Caldwell Chapter No. So
The following is list of the commit
tees.
EXECUTIVE Committee: R. Clark, } L..
Porter, DR.. G. A. Cohen, D. Baird N.
Wilson and E. o. Gates.
Committee: on Finance E. o. Gates,
DR.. 4. H. Brown and DR.. G. A. GobeB.
Purchasing committee; r. Clark and
De G. Pierce.
Committee on Decoration; N. Wilson,
Jno. Kennedy, N. E. Hope and Chas.
Ross.
Committee on Music: A. Smith, Jas
Long, A. Solkey and F. N. Brown.
Committee on Invitation: ]. L. Por-
ter, D. Baird and N. Wilson.
Committee on Tables, ETC.: P. n.
Smith, J. L. Hannah, Geo. CLARK. James
Kinnean, De c. Pierce and Henry Eek.
ert.
Comm,ttes on Reception: C. A. ALI
eair and wife, T. Tingley, Stanley
Thompson and wife. A. L. Woods and
wife. w. L. Fletcher and wife.
COMMITTEES on Distribution; D.
Baird, Joe Baum, and DIR. Jno Burton.
By order Ex.Committee.
] l. PORTER, Secty.
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This week wa received a copy of q
Utica, Ills. paper which contains quits
= lengthy item which will interest our
Kirksv,lle readers, and especially tho
Baptist friends OF Rev. J. c. Shipp. for
nerlv pastor OF that church. He was
married at the first Baptist Church at
Minonk, Dec. 9Th 1882, to Miss Ger
trude p. Miller. of Minonk. After the
ceremony . reception was given at the
residence Of the bride: parents. They
were the recipients o. a large number
OF handsome presents. On their ar
rival at Utica, they found tho parson.
age IN perfect order, with the table
spread and supper waiting the work
of the ladies of the congregation. AT
the informal reception at their homo
the ladies of the Y. l.. U. Club present
ed them with very fine library lamp.
When Elder Shipp was over here we
suspected something of this kind was
about to happen to HIM, which suspi-
cion was further confirmed by little
"four year OLD who overheard and re-
ported that brother Shipp vas dom to
dit married" We wish him lots of
happiness.
&. H. Blakeslee, General Agent for
Webb's Compound Soap is in our city
this excellent soap. It ia
indeed wonderful invention, and will
d. all that is claimed for it. All be
asks our good people TO do is to give
this soap a thorough trial when the
Agent calls. See his ad. IN another col.
umn.
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VIC. Fillmore, Of Wilson towaah,I
was on our streets Tuesday.
Mt. Abe. Bowen, ni Queen CITY. va,
On our streets Wednesday.
We regret to hcar thar Mr.. l.. w
Randall. of this place, is quite III.
A ser,es Of gospel meetings" are IN
progress at the N. +. church this week
See notice gwen by the ladies Of thu
Baptist church. IN this issue.
Mr.. j. X. Musick returned last week
from several weeks visit to New
York.
Mr.. A. l.. Shepherd is at homo again,
and We are glad to hear v ia much bet
ter health.
S,enor Bosco is giving a series of
slight of hand exhibitions at Masonic
Hall this week.
}. H. Knapp. Of Tulvxnis, called this
week to tell us 10 continue sending the
GRAPHIC TO his address.
Mr.. c. l.. Fisher, Of Clay township,
was in town, Tuesday and Wednesday
Of this week.
VIM. Hart. of Clay. dropped in to see
rs on Tuesday, Is lively and good
natrred as ever.
We understand Judge S. f. Stab!
wall 20 into business here and become
. citizen Of Kirksville soon.
James Bown, another Of our Polk
readers. called in this week
and left as one.fifty on his GRArHlc.
Capt. Gates has left the post-ofhce
and accepted a situation in tue circuit
clerks Office.
J. W. Stimmell. of Willard dropped
in to see Us on business this week.
John T. Tudor, of Floyd's Greek,
favored the GRAPHIC with a substantial
business interview this week.
Mr.. J. G. Kelly, of Saltriver township
made his annual pilgrimage to Kinks
vile this week and of course called on
the GRAPHIC.
C. w. Stewart, the liberal lecturer,
vent to Memphis Wednesday night to
attend the funeral of little child of
Mr.. Pitkin's.
Merritt, Of the PARCELS House, has
taken barge Of the Grand Central at
Moberly. ]. E. Pierce has charge here,
md reports good run Of patronage.
Mr. John T. Smith, who returned
from Montana last week, is at home
again, having spent several days at his |
daughters In Bevler. Mt. Smith e1-
poets to return to the west next spring. |
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Public sale.

The undersigned will offer ut Public Sale
his residence, Williams Mill near the new
bridge, on Tuesday. Dec. 26th. The follow
ing articles: A lot Of lumber. five horses. two
mules, i've milk cows. Is sheep, alot Of hogs
buggy, wagons, one good log wagon. A
lot OF farming implements, hay corn; two
sewing machines and large lot Of house
bold psols etc. Terms made known on dav
OF sale. Sale commences ut 10 o'clock Q. n.
JOHN B. WILLIAMS,
r w Aeara Auctiopeer
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Have Just finished opening and ar
ranging three car loads of groceries,
and now have Q stock that has no equal
il variety, quantity and quality, in
Kirksville. In al kinds Of canned
goods, they are masters Of the situation
sad on -four. sugar, ETC., lead the mar
kst. Best bargain IN light sugar
nearly whichever offered. Call in
and 80 them.
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The cheapest place
to buy your hats &
caps, gloves & mittens,
is at Ames & McC all' s.
sIalIes' Tenic."

TIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY is pre-
pared by the WoxHN's MEDICAL lNsrl-
ruTE OF buffalo, N. Y, and is their
favorite prescription for ladies who are
suffering from any weakness or COM
plants common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at 800 per bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice FREE. Send stamp
tor names Of those WIN have been CUR
ID. n26-tf.
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WANTED

Everybody to know that j. Il. Wilkes
has just received q nice line Glassware
and Queensware suitable for the holli-
day trade. Big lot of fresh groceries,
canned goods, etc. Call in and see
him-south side square.
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The largest, cheap
est and best line of
Overcoats in the city
at AMEs & MCCALL's.
East side of Square.


Is headquarters for all kinds of
Christmas goods. They are now open.
ing out big stock OF
China and Wax Dolls
Silverware and cutlery
Toys and musical novelties
Finely decorated vases
Sleds, drums and wagons
Toy parlor sets
Children's pianos
and an endless variety of fancy goocs
suitable for Holiday presents. Call in
and see us-it will pay you to do so
GARDNER & MURRAY.
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SETTLE Up.

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to the late firm of Drs. SWEET
nam & Cohen will save trouble by call
ing at once and setting their accounts.
The books are in the hands of DR.. Co
ben and the bills must he paid.
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Anything you want in tho general
grocery line, always fresh, and not to
be undersold BY anybody. That is our
style at Marley & F1oYD's.
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Free Music for our customers form
the fine Swiss Music Box. Call IN,
hear it at the Boston Store.
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Don't forget the big sale Of stock,
corn, implements and household goods
q Williams mill ION the 26th-the day
after Christmas. See notice.
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DRESS MAKING.

All kinds of dress making, cutting,
fitting ETC., by Miss Lizzie Behren. at
the Bcnneman residence. Models for
sale. n26-3m
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H. M. Garlichs, st. Josephs, says:
Ny customers speak well OF Browns
Iron bitter, and haye no medicine that
sells more readily"
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New Firm.

Gray 4 Co. have made . change in
their firm, but the business will go
right on the same - ever. The new
FIRM consists of Gray 4 Spencer. Par.
ties owing the old firm are requested to
call and settle.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Ward, of Jasper,
Mo-, left for her home to-day. after a
two months visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be quickly
cured by Shiloh's cure We guarantee It.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer Is guar
anteed to cure you
sLEEPLESs NIGHTS, made miserable BY
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure 10 the
remedy for you.
CATARRG CURED. health, and sweet
breath secur d by Sh loh's CO tarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasa mi ctor free. Sold BY
7. r. Fowler. Kirksville. Mo no SIC ~
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For the painless extraction of tooth,
is a,afe and reliable remedy; admin.
lstered at DR.. Pearce's office over
Lamkin's, south side square. nS0-3m
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O.S. Bright will be found at No. 50
west side square. Watches and jewel
ry repaired promptly.
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FouNp-A lady's bracelet. The
owner can procure same by calling at
this Office and describing property.
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Bargains in Rubber Goods
at Such & Co.'S.
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Boots and Shoes and ovar shoes at
the New York Store.
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NOTICE.

Como al ye that owe Douglass &
Sen and settle up and save us from de-
struction. DOUGLASS T. S0N.
nSS.4t,
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Boys caps 20 cts, at Harlan Bros.
Lester boots are all the rage, sold BY
Harlan Bros.
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RINGo POINTERS.
R,soo's PoIsr, Dec. 7th. 1882.

Rlyao's PoIEr, Dec. 7th, 1882.
DEAR GRAPHIC: The coldest snap o.
the win er, 50 far came on yesterday
about ten o'clock, in the shape Of q
regular nor.esster. The change from
moderate to extreme cold was very sud
den, aid caused tustling around
among the farmers TO get their stock
cared for and made ~ comfortable as
possible.
The major ty Of til. farmers are done
gathering corn and are in pretty good
shape for the cold we:fher.
Last night was extremely cold and
we hear Of considerable damage done
to canned fruit by Jack Frost.
Another snow like the one Yesterday
would make good sleighing for christ
mas. The young folks are beginning to
stir around and make arrangements
for Christmas trees, balls and sleighlng
parties. The merry holidays will soon
be here and each one will try to find rs
much fun and enjoyment as possible.
Mr.. Tobias Lankard left on last Mon
day to visit his old home in Pensylva-
mia. Mr.. Sam. Snyder is acting as
clerk in the store in MIR. Lankard's
absence.
Mr.. Peter Rifenberick died this NOR
ming at the residence of his son }. L.
R:fenbrick, after q long and painful
illness. His disease was old age and
general debility. a
There has been protracted meeting
going on at Sticklerville for some time.
The cold weather has put stop to it
for the present.
Mr.. T. L. johnson, of New Baden.
has bought the grocery store of Oscar
Dimitt and has been adding new stock
to 1t. Mr.. johnson has bsen trying to
buy the hotel from Mr.. Shaw. Mr.. j.
b. Bozartb will move to New Baden
and assist Mr.. johnson in running his
business.
November 18th. John Mcvicar one of
Liberty townships Oldest citizens, died
It his residence, on SUNDAY morning
The 10th inst. He has been sick for a
ong time and for nearly year he has
been confined to his room and was a
great suffer. HIS funeral took place
at the Golden Rule school
house.
Mr.. Wilbert Taylor last week drove
rom this point LAG head Of hogs and
;hree car load of COWS for the st. Louis
market. He started from here this
with two car Loads more OF
,ogs for the same place.
Mrs. ]. w. &. Sloan is very sick at
he residence Of her father, Harrison
Zeigler.
The business boom at Pure Air st:ll |
continues. Mr.. Dixon continue to
make things lively in the way of gram |
produce and game.
The crazy man this week is Bon
Zieler, 1t is q boy and Bion says the
likes of him was never know-the
manly beauty of his father and the mod
sst grace of bis mother combined made |
him an organized being that would
put to shame the sickly splendor OF the
ancient Gods, you bet. Bon is now
and does not require to be
.ept under watch and for the last few
lays has been allowed to 90 around
without an attendants.
Hoping the world may continue to
revolve and the GRAPHIC boom, I re-
main as ever yours for fun.
l. SQuINr.
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Regular pyramids OF California and
eastern canned fruits, vegetables and
corn, Just received at Halliday Bros.
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All kinds of Common School and
Normal Text Books on hand at Fout
Bro's.-west side public square.
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J.H. Wilkes keeps right on selling
first class groceries at low prices, and
thereby spreading Joy and contentment
abroad in the land.
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George Melvin, Painter and Paper
Hanger first door west OF North Mo
Hotel. 13-tf.
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IXL Flour--The best st. Charles
brand. Can't be beat in the market.
For sale by HANNAH &CAsKHY.
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Biggest stock of fancy goods for the
Holidays ever exhibited in Kirksnlle,
now arriving ut the Boston store.
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Willard Bros, for all kinds Of Cali
fornla goods.
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You can get l lb.
good tea and a nice
crystal bread plate
with every pound for
60 cts at jim HOPES
cheap cash store, east
side.
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The Boss Crock Cover at Shultz &
Bakers
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Mrs. II. G. Hildreth is still visiting
in Wisconsin.
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The express Office is now located in
Pools Hotel--east and.
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The pastors of this city have arrang-
ed to conduct daily union services dur
ing the week of prayer, opening Jan.
LIST. Order Of service announced next
week.
Rev. NJ. Goodson, of Brookfield will
conduct ivine service at The Episcopal
church, on Sunday morning and even
ing at the usual hours.
Tho ladies OF the Baptist church. will
open the Masonic Hall next Tuesday
night, for social entertainment. They
respectfully ask the patronage of all
who are friends of charitable work, or
who wish to spend pleasant evening.
Fresh oystsrs(to your taste). cake,
fruits. etc, will be served q visitors
may prefer. Door fec 10 cts; charges
only for what You get. A hot dinner
Will BE- spread next day, for Is cts.
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Geo. W. Fletches, otsouthern Kansas,
son of W. L. Fletcher. is spending a
few days in Kirksville.