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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
Herr Wager Explains.
IKentuckv State Journal.

Kentucky State Journal.
 Fl see you had a little difficulty with old Bloomer, yesterday, Mir. Wager Wha was the cause:"
 We'll, dol oldt fioomer him peen dei wurstest customer vha, 1 efer lend, me monies ion. Him all der dimes say his node been so not bedder ss his word und him dalks so ,onist like preacher, und say. Mir. Wager. l ike me lendt ieunfty iollar fur few tay got you monies in pank aber don'd van | go, dot proke. '
 '' And what was the result, Mir. Yager.
 :. Reensuld, Dere don'd peen no reen- suld. Dot monies vas jond got baid yit nd him lendt him more as dwo weeks already yit.'
 '' And why don't you pay il z
 = Me bay him ;. You dinks bays menselef monies what him lendts ion me! Fur what docks melnselef:a
 Did he lend you the money or did you lend him il :,
 :" Dond you gan'd d dci English languish ferschstand: Dond tolds you him lendt dot monies ion me.
 '' Oh. he just loaned you the money .
 :, No. You peen so crazy like d lunadic bententlafy. linn dot monies lend, ion me. Do; peen mein monies und h i'm lendt l..
 Oh, yes; see. He loanel your money te some one else.
 Duaner and bh,zen, Don'd 1 told you do, peen mein monies und oldt Pioomer him lendi II :"
 :. Well, whose money IS il now?'
 Dots vha; der madder peen. Dots what :ant to md me ,ud Ouf don d me dot monies lendt pack. |, peen oldt fioomet abcr cuff hlm me do, lendt pack, | vas men. Boa see. Don'd you feTseh,and do, exblain =
 Well, nearly so. You ough, to take the case 10 court, probably Il could un- derstand il.
 " Courd You dinks bays hundert tollar to go, teunity pack No, sire, Bop. OIdt Ploomer him peen mean. uleppy, aber hIm don't vas 50 mean like dem courd liars.'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure ot Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and all throa, and Lung Affections, also posi- tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints. after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases. has fell il his duty 10 make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Actua,ed by this motive and a desire ,o relieve human suffering. will send free of charge, to all who desire il. this recipe. in German, French or English. with full directions for preparing and using. Sen, by mail by addressing with stamp. nam ing this paper, w. A. MOVES, TO PosVe,'s 5 Bleek, R0ehesfer, ~. r.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
Kate Field in Salt Lake City,

3tfN >f"hd|ntr Chicago lincS.
 As for the assertion ,h It there are
 no wdifs and stray $. as Tn the large cities oi Chustendom,' reply that President la, Tor ,S Way of putting this matter Is un- ihit ihefe are not as many waifs and stays in Ndl, Lake City as in New York. ot booton, or Chicago. but there are more *aiis and strays in this town than in an, Nnown to me of equal population. In IT aitsie contributed by me to the Ae,H | "'ffieW Rc'ic.e several years ago, | ofoush, forth statistics proving that the church, through its high officers. had 'huly-tive dls,llleries in force when the tsenti,es hrst came 10 Utah. As 10 gam bling, le, me tell you little story. There are more gamblers in Salt Lake oity than Tn any town of similar size in country. Having always been told that the wicked Gentiles were responsible for all the crime in this territory. was greatly surprised on being informed that the sporting fraternity declined 10 regis ter for the purpose of voting the Gentle ticket. Meeting one of the wealthlcs, gamblers IT. the street one day. asked him fl thls report was true. Yes. he re- piled. Il IS perfectly true; we don't in- tend to vote, for the reason tha, we who are lshmaelites throughout the world de- sire TO change in the government. Un- der Mormon control We can flourish cheaper and better than under any other government.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
How a Poet Feels.
Nea man lll.l lndepende n,


 With what ,hrlis of rapture doth the poet true unfold the beauties of nature How almost infinite Is his comprehension of ali that is spread before him by silver, leaf, crystal waters or majestic fanboa In the lcaty sprlngtlme how he loves to seek some sate and shady nook. and whil, . seated upon the trunk of d decaying gian, of the forest, beside d babblins brook io tiil his soul with reverence and his brooches with red ants.
 Those of plebeiAn blood canno, feel the Inner shades of thought that animate the mind filled with poetic fire They canno, know what hours of desperate toil he spends in sitting words 10 bear his thoughts to nations yet unborn
 His thoughts are golden chords that reach from earth to heaven. and. swept by angel wings. eFlug forth such rap,ur- ouS sounds ot praise as m akes creations 's God stand mute with awe, while his mo,her-ln-la~ hacks him with a broom tor no; cleaning his boots,
 He writes ln epic verse of deeds oi mighty men; he sings of matchless love. or dark and dismal gloom he scans the eagles flight. and loves the ocean $ storm; rich food for thought floats in the sunh; sky. and daEksene clouds ott come upon his hear,-and he howls, like Co., manche when the baby tramps on his corns.
 We seek to do him homage. this man of sangulRe mold This world would be barren waste. but for this child of gen nus. He gives Tn song sweet consolation for the ones we love-of immortality be- yond this vale of tears. and swears like a pirate when the bu,chefsells him neck steak a, fifteen cents pound
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
A Noble Gift.
Philadelphia Call.

Jay Gould stopped a, an apple stand on Wall street yesterday. and, picking up big red apple. cautiously inquired its price.
 :" Four cents. replied the proprie,ress ef the establishment.
 Mir. Gould threw down a nickel. an d swallowing large gulp of emotion said. Keep the change, my poor wo- man. for IS S not the happy Christmas times :''
 And then as he walked up the stree, eating his apple, core and all. like Samp- son B ass. the still small voice within Aim began singing comic songs. and all was peace and happiness and joy.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
A Chear Pair of Piciures

For tor,y cents wc will mail. postpaid Q any address, the splendid colorcd en graSings. The Arkansaw Traveller and ' The Turn of he Tune also, without eN.ta charge. the original story of the . Arsansaw Traveller. as told by Col ,andy Faulkner. The pictures are gotten up n the highest style ei .rt and possess ing such historical in,eIe,, they ,houls. have place sn every household. hostage stamps taken Address, Re.l,. X Benhain. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
The Fashion.

r. l. O'Brien. the merchan; tailor a, no west Markham street. has a stock of cassimers. doe-sklns. English and French sultlngs, etc. which Is varied enough tn design and color to suit the most fasiidl- ous. O'Bnen's prices are as low IS arc con >is;ent with good work and good good, and his efforts lo please hls custom CTS have always been successful. Have your 1iothes made d, . Buen's and you will be iashiouabiy dressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
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 To Postus a StcrS.

By siigh, exer,ion which need not in gertcre with any oi tkelr duties, postmas- ters and others may earn for themselves a handsome sam Tn commissions by re ceiving subscriptions to THE ARKANSAw TRAvELER. The paper has only to be seen to be appreciated. nd with no journal in the south can subscription agents do so we'll as with this paper Write 10 us for terms, specimen copies for distribution, etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
An Artist.
oaci,v Riissars.

The medical editor of the Louisville CoE,,e, Iaayaai says: Were ], TO, for the warm breath passing through the nos trils the nose would freeze. This re- lieves our mind of one ot it's burdens. We never before knew what man $ breath was for. According to tbls solution, d drinking mans breath mus, be an artist. IL not only warns the nn>.. hG, also pants it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
Companion Pictures,

The historical pictures of The Arkan- saw Traveller and The Turn of the Tune" together with the original dia- logue of The Arkansaw Traveller mailed to any address on receip, of 10 cents. READ X BENHAM, Little Rock. Ark,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
Eurone' $ Annreciation.

The attention of the reader Is dire ted to m atuclc with the above heading. in another column. descriptive of the An heusel-Bus sa Brewing and Bo,ilins Works. of S;. leais. The association has large trade n ArkansaN which ls .bly managed by H. r Mons. supe,in- ;endent of their beer and lee deoo, n this city.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Many persons suffer from horrid dreams and fnghtful heart pains, accom- panied by nightmare. If the liver acts properly il removes all objectionable matter from the blood. and in order to cause the liver to act properly take one Of Smiths Bile Reans or geing to red.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

l. is our opinion if :, Pe,k's Bad Boy !" would take dose of Smiths Bile Beans daily, he would get nd of vast amount of badness"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Ayers f.ll, ate fhe best of all purga- ;lees i2r iamiiy use. They are pleasant. s..fe al sue and eN ,i ,ll other Pills in healing md curative qu tiiues.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

The abes of the Sou,hcrn Palace. 4os Man St, Afe the best supplied in the city When you want ! hFst-GtiSs meal call a. .lae aoltAcia Pl!aee.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

t..ay h.irs are honorable but lev like them. Cloihc them with the hues Of youth by usln. Ayers Lar Nigor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

D'70'V "HIhN V''V F7VN'Is'' Alfer Takine sl. SiN Tor sS. self ty a.. druggists. Pan phlet ireec Addr'( (ss the proprietor. W. R NEswIN. M. D.. Detroit, Mich. Sold in Le ue @ot ho.esalc and rel.,il, by W. II. iiAl hbur'on. and by druggists everywhere.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

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SOLD bY ALI. NEwsDEALEKs

 TnE Ata1<,AH TRAyGLtx can be pro cured wholesale t, the f9nowing wholesale news depots
 Ameriotn Ness Company, New York, American New Go. Denver, Colo H | O'BrIen. k lH-a as City. Mo. G. fl. Watts. Omaha, Neh American NeAs Co, NJ. Paul. Mtnn., Baltimore New 70. Baltimore. Md. Central New, Go Philadelphia. Pa, Cincinnati News Co. Cincinnati, OAlo. De,fot Ne&s Ce.. Brtae4t. Mleh.. NontieI Ne~- Co. Montreal. Canada, Ne.ark New Co. >csark \. Ses England \tNs Co. Boston, Mass, New York NcN Co. Ne~ York pru,bAts New .., Puts burg. FA.. Rhod, is.sa. N.e la-= fro4Idcnee. K. L. s.nFraneieto <rV t-o.~tn ftneise 2, ,Cal. ~t Leu, New tat.. >i isoufs. No-, Toronto &ess CO. \t.t.tf.t stlls, Ontario. X@-fetn \cas e- .hta ssu. is... "A ,sfssagtea \tAs= ,4. A hsgston D. C N~. Al,ta.s N Co %-N Oflr4a, L..
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Oysters in any $ yie a, the Southern Palace, 4oS Man street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

The paper on winch THE TRAvFLER IS printed IS furnished by The Graham Pa per Company. St Louis Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
THE ARKANsAW VALLEY ROUTE

LITTLE Rnt < FORT >Mlril RAILWAY AND lIIli ts,tt k. MISSISSIPPI E!N ERA IT \ t> RAILWAY
 l. IL" shortest ahd best roafe for ;fashi and pas scuetr> From litii Rnrk and roInts tu krkau~aw Via Arkansas itN to S.w Orleans end alt points south aat hast and Via Van Ruren "a ali points North anh N est.
 Iii, Iiitio Rark Fort smith Railway hss Tor <a" l.ts1.1o arre> ef fht he>' land ln ihe ~ta'c >pcciai lduct mems ,rc.i to fistu migrants
 For information a- la lan,,>. cte.. ai,piN iu HE>RN Wh.rh. '. H t,IE>p>
 ,,c eral Manager. Land commissioner. j. \. Wo,i'>o> rrs,hc Ma ae-r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

I.e hnes, Inc of goods ever btough, - ,he state are at Eugssroum X fraser's merchant tailoring establishment, west N N.rkham street. { ii and examine theIf l.....t tiIi Kin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Confectionery in the greatest variety d, ne southern Palace, JOS Man Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Oysters, fruits, nuts and confectionery, at the Southern Palace, 4oS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

The paper on ~hicn I'm iRAyl.lEK ls printed Is fnfn. shed by The Graham Ia pet Company 1t. Louis. Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

\ lau. .kiud 5I4 Man S,.. keeps a iatl hne o f.ru-,. fancy to,le; articles. etc ,iGsitn ls#k B.tters and the .ARkANSAW IeAsLttk tbe great antl-baious reme- iles. are sod there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
nT CAPITAL PRIZE, s7s.ooo Tickets only S. Shares in prona,,.sI
Louisiana State Lottery Comm,

" Ite do herebr rerf.ty iHR ,.s ssss. 7'iSf :hf lrrangfmsnks foy aH lAe N.ra ly and Sfmi-AHnHil Dy9uIags of Tz. LoaisilHa SkIks Lottery Cosiba., s.s fH ptrson naHage ans coHtyoi the D,,. inSs MemsEis'es. and fAaf Mf ssr< ... conducted 's'ffA honesty. f.,iracss. asS {. good faaM to'cdrd aK tarties, and :. aHtAorise the Comp1ny Q Hss tlis e,,ss ifate, svith fae-simtles ef onr sieaa,r,, aktathed. ID ftS advertisements. "
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Go 10 the southern P.,A 2. JOS Main St. for fruH and confectionery.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
I CAPITAL. PRIZE t.

AfFk9NlNN MIN PRl1tS. Approximate n fIikes ef S-so "a do t!o BOO .aa 70 5io -o i.s'3Z EltEs 1m99nuug 10 V Application for rates 10 clubs shaull 4. made onl. h the office of the Compan4 ! Ne~ Orleans.
 foz iutther information write clearly, fs.9 ing fail address. Make r. O. Money Ofdrt,1 payable and address Registered Letter ie NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK
 NeN Orleans ia Pos TAI. NOIES and ordinary letiess !, Maj or Express all fam> of Ss and upw 4fis bt Express Git our cNpensc 10
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 New orleaas, L. or NJ. A DAUPHIN,
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
Y ae7'fr stadf5 oy bosft0nee

It's Grand Single Number Drawn, take place monthly
 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY n WIN FORTUNE. Second Gts. Drawing, Class B, at New Orleans Tu.,. day. February r2, 1884 --io5,h Mon,hI, Drawing.
 CAPITAL PRIZE. SIS. GOO. 100, 900 Tickets al Five Dollars Fac.
 Fractions, in F,f,hs in proportion
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Y rr>t2iltN'' ltla WraiclnAI ,1it-, ,-lTl. md II k Insiis regarded 1s the purv>t .,u most SorrrtbrnSpe remedy ofit> ,itSs Fo5 s.se
 hy all druCe!sis and dealers [ neral y
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26
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Cemmis sioners-

lacorpora,ed n lses for 2s yeaFs b, ,.. Leg staiuFe for Educational and Charpsi. pUfposrs-@i,h capital of si.oos oo..., which reserve tund of over s+sa 70 h., since been sdded.
 By an overwhelming popular vote ..s i.2,. chs Mas made par, ot the preses, >tg, Constitution adopted December ., | =
 Ihf oRlt koctyY z; tr asci as 4a..s .7..,. F. hkf .Se.se 0f GYl ,Nfrfe,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

Nath Alderman. Corner Fifth and Cen ter streets. always keeps in stock the pun est and best of imported gins, brandies and wines .nd fine liquors of all kinds The "lug trade Is one of the features oi N1,h's business. and parties in the coun- ,iy, wishing a really good article of liquor may send their otdets to NIT. Alderman with the ae>gr.nee tina, shipments will be made promptly snd goods slli prove satisfactory
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

! BLI,s. Il tlif po.toin, :
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

N.lsor x Webb Seep an the latest >nles a. stationery fhor couh,ers art a.lri w3.a al sAe papn! G u.AsaAncs newspaper tn. E,.ll.9fi and saey tre headquarters iar =aE sna oaoA, wl,Ine aeit., ct
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-01-26

iicnD 6srt.rf. vno tos su many year, ! |, i.4..s. 'i=e >tstl,,N IL, my oi Lcmp > s, i.euis .a-et beer. continues to lead the beer tiA.ie oi the state. Ills house on Markham. stree, .s headquarters ior beer, iSe. and ali s,loon supplies.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-23
The Flower Fair.

The Park Opera House is rapidly be-
ing transformed into a paradise, where
will bloom the choicest blossoms OF
summer amid rivaling loneliness.
Everything is ON larger scale than last
year, and success in the past is happy
harbinger of success in the future.
Monday evening the fair will COM
menee, lasting through the entire week,
and all who fail to see the flowers, pref
ty booths and charming booth tenders,
will have regret to haunt their last
hours sad indeed to contemplate. The
flower fair is especially recommended
to young people as being most beauti-
ful place wherein to pass those halcyon
hours graciously granted by a kind fate.
The married and middle-aged will also
find refreshment and entertainments and
if the cares of life follow even into this
paradise, useful and ornamental articles
designed to tighten labor and weary
human nature, may be found on every
side. The aged are particularly invited
and everything will be done to promote
comfort, and render their time pleas
antly spent The children, of course,
are expected, for children and flowers
are synonymous.
All desiring to compete tor prizes
will please have all flowers at the opera
house on Monday afternoon att o clock.
Come everyone and enjoy a respite
from life's cares. and while benetting
yourselves benefit others. which Is the
secret of true happiness.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Nothing like it. The Fashion"
There will be no services at st. Paul:
Episcopal church tomorrow.
The market this evening at South A
street will be the best of the season.
Cucumbers, for pickles, are selling in
market tor twenty-five cents per 100.
Richard A. jackson, Esq, will ad-
dress the Republicans at Middleboro
this evening.
When you make jelly and can fruit,
remember the hospital and put up an
extra can for it.
The wonderful lady swimmer will be
here tonight and exhibit tomorrow at
Egbert's benefit.
All flowers for competition must be
at the Park opera house by two clock
p. m. on Monday
Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay will speak on
behalf of the Republican cause at Rich
mond the 10th of September.
Temperance meeting this evening
and tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 at the
Dunn Club room. Don't forget it.
Moon & Haynes, of this city. yester-
day shipped their manufactured goods
to Portland, Oregon, and Boston, Mass.
There were large number of the
friends of Edmund Lawrence in this
city who attended his funeral at Dublin
to-day.
Miss Mary johnson, of indianapolis,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-23
LOcatiOn-An Important Point to be
Considered I'm Selecting a Life
Insurance COmnany

The reason why the dividends of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee, Wis. are larger
than those of any other company, and
hence the net cost of insurance from
twenty to thirty per cent less than in
other trst-class companies, is partially
explained when the immense advantage
OF its location is considered over the
companies located in the great monied
centers where vast accumulations of
wealth and capital not only lessen the
rate of interest, but compel the man
ayers to invest their capital and surplus
in inferior or less profitable securities,
or allow both to remain idle and unpro-
ductive.
The millions upon millions of insur-
ance the Northwestern is writing in
New York, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvau-
la and Connecticut is an evidence that
the eastern as well as the western peo-
pie appreciate the solid character of the
western mortgage securities held by the
Northwestern, and the superior div
idends resulting thereon.
Full information with respect to
agencies or insurance in the above com
pany will be promptly and cheerfully
furnished by calling upon or address
ing j. y. BARBER.
Special Agent. Richmond, Ind, Office
over Second National Bank.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-23
MATHER BROS.
Will Fill Your Coal Bins
Reduced Prices.

who has been visiting friends here for
several weeks, returned home this at
ternoon.
The Blaine and Logan glee club of
this city have received their uniforms,
and will wear them at Economy to-day
for the first time.
The wood market was we'll supplied
to-day. The best sugar was selling at
A75 per cord. Beech commanded
from 81. % to 81 80.
Will Byram was before Squire Lyle,
who was dispensing justice in the
mayors court, this morning, and plead
guilty to charge of plain drunk. He
was fined S10.65.
The entertainment to be given next
Friday evening at the Grand opera
house by Mrs. Gray and her class in
elocution, assisted by Helen Goldthorp,
promises to be rich treat.
Jonathan Moore was reported last
evening as being very near death S
door" His friends no longer indulge a
hope of his recovery His demise is
only regarded as a question of time.
Persons wishing to prepare for col
lege, or to pursue special course of
study, should attend the academy de-
partment of the Richmond Normal
School. Catalogues to be had at the
book stores.
j. Micamy WATSON, one of Wayne
countys pioneers, and who has been a
very useful man in his day and gener-
alton, is seriously i'll, and, from his age
and bodily infrmities, it is thought he
can not survive.
Richmond is well represented at
Economy to-day The Blaine and Lo-
gan glee club are there, and at least
hundred others 1t is expected that
the meeting to-day will be the largest
ever held in that place.
Mrs. NJ. Cluskey. poor woman in
bad health, with family to maintain,
got tired of fighting the battle of life
single handed, and accepted home in
the county asylum. Her children are
we'll cared for in the orphans home.
Charles Besselman has been on the
disabilities will house him up tor sew
away back to o., incurred at Vicks-
burg, when a soldier in the Union
army.
The Normal School proposes to add
another room to its Model School De-
partment to accommodate pupils of the
Third, Fourth and Fifth Reader grades.
Those who wish to enter their children
should report at once, as the number
will be limited
In these dull times it is refreshing to
see some body busy and with house
full of customers We called three
times at Lyons Drug Store, corner of
Sixth and Main, this morning and de-
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-23
DisAOlu ton.

DfssOl ton.
Notice is hereby given that the CO
partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas Jordan and William f. Hiatt
and known as the Shute Roller Skate
Company, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Thomas Jordan retir-
ing. The business will be continued by
William f. Hiatt, who is authorized to
who will pay all liabilities.
THOMAS JORDAN,
VIM F. HIATT
Richmond, Ind, Aug. 20, 1884.
21d3t
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n. n. C. A..

Corner Ninth and Main streets: Song
rehearsal this evening at Z :45.
Sabbath, August "a, Bible class at 9
a. NJ Open air service, corner Eighth
and Main streets, at $50 p. m. Free
for all
Rooms open from 2 to p. N. Well
come.
The Gospel express goodwill to
soul-cheerins music viii be at the cor
ner of Eighth and Main for the go
p. IN. service. Come.