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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
TREATMENT OF LILIES.

The Gala lily beng the most Deautl-
full and apparently the most trouble.
some to raise cfthe lily family shall
treat Of it first.
To have lilies blooming at Christmas
and New Year, September is the time
to commence to prepare them. fyou
have lily that has dragged through
the season without blooming, or if it
bloomed last Winter and you want to
be sure OF it next Winter, carry it to the
south side of your house, tip it against
some objec: at an angle of45 degrees,
and give it only cupful of water once
a week. and allow the sun to shine on
it all it can. Now do not raise your
hands and exclaim in honor: "What
ruin my Gala, after all the trouble I've
had with it 2" You will be surprised
to find your lilly has no intention of be-
ing ruined it only wants Arrest.
The above operation will cause the
leaves to wither and fall off, and soon
the stems also will decay, and nothing
be left above the ground but the with
cred remains of the former plant. At
this time the ground should be dry and
rather hard in the pot, and there should
be only cupful of water gwen the
roots once a week from the time the
stems are dead; so that the bulbs can
have rest from growing and acquire
strength for the work that they will soon
be expected to perform.
We will suppose that the stems have
teen dead week or two, by the mid
die of September. Then run a knife
around inside the POT, an inch from the
edge Gfa medium sized pot if a large
one, more in proportion) clear to the
bottom, and wet the ground until it
gets sticky, and adheres firmly togeth-
er. and gently take the earth contain
ing the bulb and roots out by partial.
ly inverting the pot, beng very careful
no. to disturb the bulb or its roots.
Having emptied The rest Of the ground
from the pot, set the bulb back and fill
in around it with fresh earth, that from
a good, rich swamp being best, but it
should be dried and pulverizsd first.
Now the bulb is ready to be water
I'd, which is done as follows: Get an
Did pan or kettle at least one-thlrd as
1eep as the pot and not less than three
inches wider, and having made at least
hree holes IN the bottom, set the pot
n the pan on three small inch blocks
md fill the pan with water, which
hould not be too cold. In few days
he bulbs will send forth shoots, and in
week or so you will have a handsom.
r plant than you had before. and one
hat will bloom if properly cared for.
Aeep the pan we'll filled with water
OF reaching higher than one-third the
light of the pot, and when the plant is
let it have plenty of SUM-
nine daily, Continue this treatment
fter you take it into the house. and
Oh can hardly fail to have nice blooms.
he above treatment is derived from
lie knowledge that lilies are semi
luatic plant, being a native Of the
vamps along the Nile, where it is
supplied with water in the
ct season, and in the dry season the
ak dies, only to reappear with renew
splendor with the coming of rain.
he pot in the pan Of water is to repre-
mt swamp, as near as can be done
tn the means at hand.-z0led0 BLADE.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

GOVERNOR Crittenden Judge Henry
and other prominent gentlemen togeth-
or with their wives and daughters are
OIL this week, for Denver and the noun
talnS.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

Bi-Centennial item When Penn
appeared to receive his charter he
came into the royal presence in his
usual easy manner, with his hat on and
his hands in his pockets. Charles at
once removed his own hat.
keep on your hat young man."
said Penn "keep on your hat and
people won't know you're bald"
" 1t is the custom of this place."
the King replied, "for only one per-
son to remain covered at time"
"Then you ought to have more COW
ers," said Penn. "Its a queer custom,
but l don't lay my hat around loose in
strange mouse unless 1 get check for
it. I've travelled, I have. - Burdett's
Version.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

The Peoples Sentinel, published at
Lancaster gives twelve good reasons
why it prefers Glover to Hatch and
winds up with therefore We support
him."
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
Chicago Live Stool. Market.

CHICAGO, Uct. II.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; slow
weak and Zoe lower, light $3.50 to $40.
mixed packing 745 to $40 heavy
8, 20 to 900
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; slow and
weak, good to choice shipping $50
to GAO, common to fair $50 to $40
butchers 2.4O to 400, stockers 80 to
400, Texans 80 to $50.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

THE E dina Sen,n2 says it is stated
that Henry Clay Dean will take the
stump for Glover.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

HE New Cambria Herald. a demo-
cratic newspaper supports Col. Glover
forCongress.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13

WE are glad to see our farmers are
beginning to warm up on the hog
question, and now there is another
question-that of township organiza-
tion-to work up an interest on, so that
there MouM be a full vote at the COM
ing election.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-13
sc. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. II
Wheat-Higher and slow; No. 2 red
50 to 96ls cash.
Corn-Higher and active; 65A to
65h.
Oats Dull; 331a@34
Rye-Slow, 554 to 561s
.. Butter -Quiet; % to 81, dairy 20 to
Eggs Unchanged; q
Pork-Slow; %. so
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 4 800: lower and
dull; Workers 81 D to $50, butchers
to extra heavy $40 to $50 packing
7.25 to $40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

gefGbr6et, III 9leunfirt5en tpurben Die 9ei1
set ei1c5 Gta6liiielneitt5 nlttrr III Der
9tdG}t D0r Ben &Giiclu ptrIdeHdt.
9G3 eip0 500 @iuluobncr 5GblcnDe 9ort
8 sire cl btt ETtnbod9 plUGe omzl. 9top.
bis oaf eintn iIeilltn crD6Dten 8letl ron1
9S0Iier ii6tIilut9et. 9pr59in aildttten ltdb
bic mtiittu Giulpobner NIT IArcnl 4ttD ltn0
ei1igcr [1Qbc Dor heu Ndlicr, Dos tp0Qren0
Bet 9tdd)t in lire 53Guler hranA. @tgeIl D
ll6r Wlor3cu5 "itiir5tcn bret 'Odltler EN-.
3luei &inber i'm 9Qtcr DON 4 uub Y Sab
rem ne6it benz 9ien1tmGbdcn lpIrpert lllTer
Sen Griimmcrl bcGrnbcr NM ertraltclt.
cSn 9ffcubd0 mareu bic 9Dmltr0Be,
GtjftltroBc, 0tyrtlltraBc, S0lpB,tr0Be II.
q. D0l.ig iiberi6ipemmt. 9aa 2Eo1ier
itono bis surn MarttplaBe. 90 tDelt oaS
9lrge rci6te tpar Da5 gauge WfoittDol ell
groBer See.
2tu0 aus &oiieG Iie9en GltSfIibrll9e
Observation-Disclosures npr. Der an re6>
ten ~Suloaufcr gele9ene Stoott0eil, Die geIp@
Sigerz&oritabt, bis naN ben nad1tc1 9or@
fern mar III eillen groBel1, n1ebrere Wteter
tiefen See p%ertpQnpelt. Die 8cipphner
tparen f0rnlliM eingeidloiien, Nlo Der Ser
fcDr mllBte nit groBen Ganol0Iffc1 alfa
rcdt erGllten tucrOen. NuS ben u%ltteret
3iutunern nltBte man tbeillneiie III Die
b6ber 0clegenen Guartiere fliId)ten. Der
@aaoptrtDidaft lit Der grDBte 0d0o0cn Ter
urIQnt. Die 9u6riNtcn aus BET TroOtn5
lauten lebr iAIimm; Iberau mar &ailers@
ninth.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

!peit DorSu3ic6en6cn utt6 aud fir 0reihe
ten1cn Dor3iigli6en Gitri0 ber5uiteQen,
pert9cite man aui Die 0osn beltimmtca Tl67
den cine TuBoiGe 2c6mi0i6t nI0glt6it
glei0mdBtg IND ebtn. Der pG5u oertpell@
Dctc 2ebnt, iel6i1reben0 bon gutter 8elGafz
fet9eit lno pble GalD6elmen8ung, mus,
bcDor CT 0lt8gebreitet ipirD, nit 10 Diel Nai@
lcr mlgcfen6tet iper0clt, DAB er na6 eilem
frdftiaen ulo iorgfGttigeu 0ur@arbeiter
etl1en gals glct6drtigcll, BON alien 8lltnlp@
den freicn, 5Q6en, @fetncn, DEM 8rooteige
G9Hli0en 8rei bil0ct. y(G0 Der @bnung
lit cine N6tDeitrug 0c3 YldbeS na0 Der an
6ercn, je etipa cine OcpiertD0rO CROP, nit
10 Diel g3niier 3u iiber9ieBel, ooB bort Der
&eig DolIen08 b~reiortig lDtr0, I'm Damn nit
ctl1er platten G60ufcl DoufOmmcn slatt GEE
itri0en ipeyocn sill t6nnen. S06alo nun
Der gauge QtnB ouf bieie g6eile Ge9ldttet
1T un0 nirgel08 me1rgG0Ier altf Der Sber7
flGde itcDt, lit Der nod felGte Gebrl nit
elmer Gage DDn DQoroulil1Gln 5fGlf III Der
0idc etlpa zines itQrfcn Strob6olm5 3t
u6erftreuCn lno 6jeie Darut leidt 3l petit
i0en al Der 9Gerld0c, SIT 8ef0rOerllng
Der irneren 8ertitDung nit Dent 9e6rl.
G@0n na0 6 Stltn0en fQltlt man barber
Di1Qe6en, D6ne Spureu SIT GiltterlaHen,
ulO nad) "A Go9cn btloet baS Oan5e cine
ull8cntein feitc, Doararttge, llenlalS abb
blQtterllOc WtQlie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

&oIfoingun9 tit fcrncr BORT SIT eupfe5z
let, mo- 1i6 piele fanlelibe Gtofie i'm 8o0en
DDrfiltbcn, /. 9. in Itnpy0rit1oen, trofcl1
~qeleaten TciOen &c. Sin folder 8oDe1l fan1
fauI1 groBet Gytrag liefern, neil nod Su
ptcle Gtofie ba 1iu0, nclde CRIT IN Der Ser
1cbir1d begrifie1 iir0; ser &alf Qber be-
id)lelmtqt Bic 53er1cbltlg. sat berIel6e I'M
0eIIen ieine 4Gf00be bArO 8cidlcuigung
Ser 53crie5ung mo GltSieGuHg Ser Gdure
einll0I gtl6lt, 10 1T ap0 ett tDcitere5 lleberz
faiten eiHc5 l0IdcnSooeiS eSer19!uc1t>
oung.
G9pntger uno Ic6uti0er 8o6cn pir0 oltr0
Bic GilliUirfllna 6e3 &alto5 LodeGcr. MuBer>
bem mod6t lcktcgtr ba5 int 3Qpn entboltene
@alt MD sic GicieLcy0e fyci, ipelde Da0ur0
lSSli6 tDcr0en. SG1 cincm lDlden 8oDen 1T
Die 9(HlDcIbuug Don Salt eutlClie0cn bolt
GortDeil. Qlnocr5 ongeae1t Dcrb0lt it0 Die
GQ0e in e;ncnt lcid)te1 S0nDb00c1, tpo bo5
Galfen e0cr i6GbliG iii, ill6em Elm i0(dcr,
all rno fit f;d) ld5or l0GcrCr 8D0en nod
LoGercr perben ltUB.
Mer0ct p;rtt dGnli0 pie &olf; mn nir6
man fit lcidtcn @o0cn tlolltget Wter9el,
fiir id!Deren cher ien6i9el Mtergel norz
sie6en. Die GtGrfe bcr W3er8eIung ri0tet
iid na0 ser Oilte OeS W}er8els ltn0 nad Der
8eidaIlcnDcit oc5 H00ens. Der afcr9el
piy6 cine 3eit lang Der Gittpirfung ber2uft
au3gclcbt, Bis CT 3crfdQt; pant lptrD er aus
0citrcut uDer baS SYei0, geeg9t utio nab Ell
niger Set flad untergeplt8t.
Wenpct man 3ur 0jingung g%ebrunnten
Go(f an, 10 lett man i'm TN Teloe in 6dufz
den ouf, ipctAe nit Gybc bebeft peroen.
9ioC) eilligcH 3agclt 5crfdlt 0er &aIf sill
4Nlper, ipe(C0e5 man Damn ebellf0lS D1nn
oNSitreut, lcidt cineggt unD Ho0 inter
iNlGgt. Mtaude t6un aucb %g&branrtc &alf7
itejle III einel1 Storb, tdltdcl1 pen1elbett III
cinen QSofier6eGdltcr nlD I~treltelt 0dlllt Den
1T Wle0( Scrfdlte1ben SQlf bur0 0teien &orb
0ir0urcb, ii6er 6nS 8et0 aus. 9jcle Nrt
6eS &alfenS lDirb 9duftg 81 Q6ttterfritGtel1,
mie apdD 81 6afer, 9tllben, JtapS &c. a1I9e7
tpar1ot.
Oas 0iingen nit &alf bra1dt nidt allz
iGGrlid ipieoer6olt 5t iner6en, neil Die ait
DQS 2Qno Gebradtcn W(inerallal5c oltrd] cine
Grnte ntdt poltitdnbig berbralGt peroetr.
WfQn ipnrtet ioQar oft 80 Sabre nit elmer
gSieoer6olrpg beS &alfenS. 906ct nltB
Qber flci6ig Gt0llDiinger altgetDetlOet tper7
bell benn bur0 ein fortgeiebte5 5taIfen D4l1e
GtdIbittger ipirb Elm fycl0 balO crlG)0ptt.
0aS QtuSitreuen be3 gepulDertcn G0lfc5
bari n~icn1alS bel rcgneriiGer Mitterun8
ftattfinoe1t, neil ftdl in Otcicn Sale Der
&att nit Dem Sanoe leidt SIT WfDrteI per-
binbet. 9aB Der gebrannte &dlf altd BET
Der 8ereitung BON &onlpoit tpele1tli0e
Otcnite ~leiitet, lit tpicocrbolt III ptelet
Spaltcn 6erDorgeGoben tporDcn.
sic ulD bn pilc9elt Bic Tarn1er au6
Stetnfo0lenald)e ouf i6re Tcloer 5l fa9reIl,
nan1entli1 III @cgel1Den, no man ptcle
Stetnfoblen brenllt. Q(Ietn Die Nirfutg
bcrielben lit cine nlr le6r gerinBe, bo in
ie1er Ml9e mir ieDr ipentg G0lf Dor6dt1Oen
lit, oftmals aber iogar i6doIidc Stoffe e1t7
6olten iin6. Ser &alf ge00rt e6el1 nltr 81
sen GebenDeftQnbtleilen Der SteinfOble.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
Sic G2ifmf0ntn1cr.

Cine quite Wli!9fonrmer muB bollfom5
men trodcn ull0 rcinliO ieia. Gie mirb
oil beiten oil Dcr g{orDicite oc8 !6alies
etipa5 p~ertieft in bic Gr6c angebradt, mug
etnelt SuBbooeu bon GtgjnplQttcn o0er Sc
ulent erbalten u1l0 init Tanitern, tpic 2dben
perie0e1 ietll, utt Sen &uIr5utritt regeIn 81
t0nllelt. @eun naN Del gcip0Qrli6en Or
~fabrunG5tDeiie gearbeitet ipirD, inoem man
Die Wfild) p0le &il9lung in nicori9en @ee
fdBcil o~ufitetIt, il mus 6ie Gomtner groB
9e1tug iein, I'M Gdc 0efdBe ncben chamber
oltf ben 8ooen itelC1 5u fDrlnen. SIS lit
etn iebr DGufig Dorfonllnenoer Seller, Die
W}t(6i0olet ilber chamber 3u i~tellelt, lpcil
baour6 Bic i~pcientltd sur @r6altung Der
Ofil0 beitragenDe GinlOjyfung Der 2lft pers
6illoert miro un0 itbcrDie5 Die Oberen S6as
len bcl1 ais ben uuteren aufitei9enbenO linz
fen olt5geiebt ii1l0. 9aB bic 8eriiDeung
nit 2uft ein 9}lBcn lit, ldBt iid leidt be-
ipeijen = in eincm Dc0eften 0efGBc gertnnt
Bic Wti(6 raldlcr, ais in einem offenen I'M
ter glei1e1 llmitQnpcn. Die WfiI6famr1er
muB Die gelauilate Otelflng Don 2 3agen
minoeitenS oufnedmen f6unen, tDerl ale,
Olil6 31tr Qtufrobrnung aufgeiteQt miro =
no DieS MIR nit etnem Gbeile Derlel6en gee
iGieDt, geliigt ieIbitpcritdtDlt9 elm fletner
9aunl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
oi1sssehrtana ocncflt.

Gin after 9trSt, pelber li5 BON Der Gr0ris SuriiGge5oz
gen bat, erbtett Don etrcnt oitiuDti0eu W(tlnondr oa5
0teecpt fWr cine eiuia@e &rdnters@teot5tn, pelAe ianea
lro ii6er 2uS 5CDrsng, 9alSletben, &otorrb, altDnta tno
ole Xuitr6brcu< unb XlnGcnu6a 5eilt, ionic audi cine
grirbIide 6etluus BON Merptridmd6e unb alien gterz
D~eubcidperOen Der6eiiubrt; nad6eut bic Seiltroft oteier
WebtSin in 3~auiennct Don TdQct gepritit lDoroen, bGlt
betannt su mo9tn. &ou bicicrt S8uuiAc bcieelt werOe
ib folenrei aI Gue 1jcjcnt9en, ruei1e IS piiniden, biez
les Necept in bc11tider, irou56ii9er Doer eu9(ii6er Spraz
dc ienbeu, nit Der 9rIn9lideE 2tlt0ctiung sur 8crettur9
unb sum @ebr0uN %beNelbeu. Wtau meupe ii6 brieiIi1
nit aloitmGrFe uno inter 9ennun9 oteier 3eitrn9 On
~. y. YtpDcS, 149 @Ower'S 8lOG, 6o6efeL
sc. y. 9ofl3m0iaB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
9ar.erbofter @ffrt0.

Inn einen ie6r bauerbafte1, l9on letrter
8tQi9fett tpcgcn fir Staa9dnge etc; Dem
8ele9eH nit 9lGnten pper StetHplaF1el1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

Medical Institute

vom Staate Illinois zu dem
ausdrucklichcn ZWecka priv.
Eogirt urn sQfortige Hisfe in
allen chrOnischen, gChaimen
und Blasen-Krankheiten zu
goben. Trippcr una Syphilis,
in allen illren verWiCkelten
FOrmcn. sowie Haut- und Dlut-
Krankheiten Werden prompt
ceIindert und permanent &c.
ileilt durcil H~eilmittel, welche
-. -,h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-28

Their Is evident disposition on the part OF
Congress To break up the system Of sub-ietting
mai contracts, and In this purpose il has the CO.
operation of the Post Office department 1t IS
probably within bounds TO say that half tie mail
contracts are run by sub-contyactOrS. Men are
doing an extensive business 10y obtaining con-
tFtcts at certain figures and su5-ettiny them to
others ~ lower gures. thus making proiit with
OFT RENDERING any service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-28

The reports 81 the contemplated resignation Of
Premier Gladstone are apparently unJundcd and
we're pat in circulation with the view at eulb;r-
Kissing him The effect. however mas been quite
different from thtt intended. The liberals In The
British Parliament have held 4 meeting for the
expTsss purpose If Indicating to the world that
tn preIacr has thcir c0riIal support and conn
Gence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-28

1HNTIRE WHEAT FLOUR
THE GENUINE
DIRECT FROM FRANKLIN MILLS. LoCKPoRr NY
RECEIVED TODAY. FEBRUARY -. 1852
In Barrels and Half Barrels.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
tWBOLESALS AGENF)
GROCER. 504 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Between and 4 streets
f-S-3f OPPOSITE Carrie OFFICE
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lefso tells the past, present and future dcati., gives
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The report that the Car of Russia thinks Of alb
deating. while il does not receive fun credence is
regart!ed possibly containing some element OF
truth His life is one Of anxiety and apprehension.
He is,stiSpiciou5 Of everything ana everybody and
his crown - the source OF all his trouble. Stil no
nan ever reltn4uishes Il crown lightly, and many
haze yielded up life first 1t may be that instead
OF Arbitration the Car Is contemplating some mid
die course. some concessions 10 his people, with
the view Of making his peace with them. This, it
would appear Ut this distance from The scene,
would be the wiser course. BY adopting il the
car might enlarge his own liberty as well is TINT
c. his people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-28

NH D '""r -iDI4T o1ofh4I4aN HAih
REVIEWER
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the halr moist, soft and glossy. and ID ulsrla ssed rs
hair dressing. 1t il the economical preparation
ever offered To the pubic. effects remain long
time, making c.l5 occasional application necessary.
X Is recoilI.nte end used by eminent medical men,
ard officially endorsed 10y the State Assayer Of Massa
chns5tts. Tie popularity OF HALLS HAIR RE-
NEWER has Increased With the test many y ars beth
in this country and in foreign an:ls and it is how
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worll.
ior s-ie b,- III dealers. 1856
yNNEItSu TDnY-CrpYNt,
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Al kinds of Polishing speciality.
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WORK tau any else i'll the District city, as have
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NJ 0 O rs
s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
SPECIALITY OFFERINGS.
ELEGANT BLACK and WHITE BEADED G1MPS,
BEADED LACES.
DRESS and CLOAK ORNAMENTS,
PRINCES,
Newest Styles in
DRESS, CLOAK and SACQUE BUTTONS,
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
REAL and IMITATION TRIMMING LACES,
of this seasons importation.
FINE RIBBONS and PARIS NECKWEAR
RHINE Pc Belle JEWELEY
In Gilt and Real Sterling Silver.
RECEPTION AND PARTY REQUISITES A
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AssLES OF LIGHT
That will Be Illuminated by Gospel
Lessons, TO-MOrrOw.

In the English Lutheran Church, there
will he services at 1890 A. NJ. and 80 p. VI.
conducted by the pastor, Rev. T. H. Dorm
blaser. Sunday School at 2P. NJ.
International S. S. Lesson-Mark viii,
1-2l. Subject-The Leaven of theI Phari-
sees.
Rev. George f. Hite will preach, morning
and evening, at Chapline Street M. f.
Church. Subject of the evening sermon
What cause has unbelief for its abuse of
Christianity" At the morning service the
Sacrament of Baptism will be administered
to the members on probation.
The usual gospel temperance meeting
will be held at Parker's Hall, tomorrow
afternoon. at $3.50. A prominent clergy
man of this city is expected to address the
meeting.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing in the First Baptist Church by the pas
tor, Rev. J. Il. Mulford. At 1880 A. NJ, the
fifth sermon in ''Studies in Mathew.
Theme. True Disciples" At 7:30 the
fourth sermon in the course of the Sacred
Mountains. Topic, Mount Horeb." Seats
free, and a general invitation to all.
Second Presbyterian church, preaching
tomorrow, 10y the pastor, Rev. W. II.
Cooke Morning services AZ lOH o'clock;
evening services at ~ o'clock. Sunday
school at o \. v. Strangers cordially in
vited.
First Presby terrain church, preaching by
the pastor, ID. a. Cunningham, ID. ID, at
1920 A NJ, and at 7:$O r. NJ.
Fourth Street NJ T.. church, prayer meet
ing Sunday at \. NJ. Preaching at 1880
A. NJ, and 7:3O p. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. C.
f. Masden.
st. Mathews church, services at 1890 A.
NJ. and 1870 P. NJ, by the rector, Rev. X. Il.
SwOpe.
At the Reformed Episcopal church Mo-
Fart Hall), Rev. J. +. Curtis will preach at
lO:3OA N. and at 7:30 p. NJ. Sunday school
at2P. NJ. Seats free.