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The Osceola times., 1885-07-25


Love 10 gaze on smiling faces
Bcamlug bright with mirth aud giec
In all creation, charms aud graces
There are none so fair 10 me.
For when gaze on smiling faces.
Though my spirit may be sad,
Their very sight all grief cra-es.
And s,nieto see them glad.
Though life l. fun JOY and sorrow,
And from care no one N lee,
Yet, the heart some joy may always borrow,
frum = smiling face 10 see.
Some say that smiles are but decelving,
Nhilc I owp some such may be,
sin there sre mauy worth believing,
So, smiling face Tor me
Then chase the froYns from od your faces.
L., them beam with mirth AMI glre,
for ia crea ions charms snd grsces
There 4, naught more fair 10 see
Yes, we advocate innocent mirth
and would say to all, "eat, drink aud
be merry" Tor tomorrow you will
see the tax collector. Il was now
The Osceola times., 1885-07-25

Mr.. l.. ID. Rozzell, OF Mil
bayou, was down during the week
and reported the crops looking bet
ter than he eyer saw them in his
neighborhood. The prospects for a
bountiful supply of hog and hominy
are hattering.
The Osceola times., 1885-07-25

Mrs. Brush, of Birmingham,
Conn, who has been here ON a visit
for the past two months, left last
Thursday for her home, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. ID. A. Rich
ardson, who will spend the remand
er of the heated term at her former
Connecticut home.
The Osceola times., 1885-07-25

Now, before the business sea-
son opens up, we would remind the
merchants and business men of the
county that we are prepared to eN-
ecute, and would be pleased to re-
ceive their orders for their job work,
such as Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Statements, Cards, Envelopes, SC.
We guarantee that Be can please
them, both in style of work and in
prices. Give us trial before send
ing of for this kind OF work.
For headache, coated tongue. bal breath,
aching and pains ia the limbs, constipation,
and other ~ syLiptoms indicating torpid nri
use Hin A Lockert's Compound Podophyilin
Liver Pills Wholesale and retail at
BAconUs fLETcHEh's.
Mr.. f. F. McVeigh having pur-
chased the stock and fixtures of B.
II. Bacchus' Confectionery store,
this young gentleman will be found
in future, ready and willing To at
tend to the wants of his patrons.
Master Elliott is to the manor born;
son of Capt. II. NJ. McYeigh, and
though quite young, enters upon
the duties and pursuits of life with
earnest zeal, and a resolution which
will not tamely submit to obstacles.
Grit, backbone and perseverance
combined with discretion, aii'ability
and courteous demcanor will always
work Its way up to the top rounds,
in any and every pursuit. Don't
fail to give Elliott a call. With
pleasure we call attention to his
card which will be found in these
columns.
The Apollo Cigar, fragrant
and free smoker, at
BAcCuUs & FLETcnER's.
We do not recommend Bile
Beans" to cure all the ills human
flesh is heir to, but we know they
are superior in every respect, as a
caihartic and corrector of the liver,
to pills and liquid liver regulators.
One "bean" is a dose. They do
not gripe, sicken the stomach or
weaken the system. Try them once
and you will never be without them,
Sold by druggists and mediciue
dealers at % cents per bottle.
-Messrs, Hill &. Lockcrt Send one dozen
of your Iron Tonic Syrup We have sold out
one dozen aud every hottie gave satislaciion
Yours, Whiison 4 Williams, Lightioo, Tenn,
For sale by BAccnus x FLETCHER.
The Osceola times., 1885-07-25
THE APPEAL FOR 1885.

The advent Of the Democratic party 10 power
on the ith of March will invest the eArPEAL
with more than ordinary interest. Indeed, the
Inauguration Of Cleveland and the current
events for the year 1855 will be the most I'M
portaIt in the history Of the country and the
APPEAL will be abreast of the times II will
remain steadiastly Democratic, and having
faith ia the honesty Of Democrats, and bcliev-
ing that the combined wisdom of the party,
as expressed in its National and state Con-
yenti0ns. is wiser than the.factious uttcrances
Of individuals il will cling to Its party instead
Of following the chronic nult-hnders Com
ing events will mark an era of Unprecedented
prosperity in the South, and the APPEAL will
do all it can to develop and build up the ma
terial interests,of the country. the great, grand
and glorious future Of the South, and in wlping
out all sectional prciudices. During the
eventiul wear lss5 IT'S columns will be filed
with the latest obtainable information II has
engaged the services Of regular correspondents
at. at.Washington, New Orleans and all other i'm
portant points, and will continue to advance
ITS place among the progressive journals OF
the South.
The Osceola times., 1885-07-25

growing late, aud under the soul
soothing sounds of the band, the
beautiful gliding of the merry dance,
and the influence of the pig, we fell
asleep, emitting entirely to assign
our name which it will be impossi-
Bile 10 give until we become con-
scious again.
Ar RANDOM, July 10TH. 1885.
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Shcrifl''s Sale.


tllssi-sippi County. Arkansas, | viii at the
d"or OF the court house, IN the town orOscro.i.
Ark, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2irH, 1855.
offer for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder on a
credit OF three months the Sc = Of section
twenty (9) IN township fifteen north range
nine east, levied on a. the property uf Ben II
hacchus TO satisfy "A Judgment rendered against
Inn by \. j lynch, Justice Of tle peace for
Monroe township, in said county, on the 10th
day uf ,ec"mber lssi, and in favor OF Robt
Dean, FOR one Hundred and seventy -four Dol
lar tsiIl,dj with Interest from thr lOth day
~ December 1881, aud C1sts of suit, said judg-
mrnl being now of record Ia the Clerk s Office
IN snid county, in the book oi Judgments and
dccfees, page 80, said laud will be sold In
tracts oI iuriy acres, beginning at the north
east corner of said So = ol Sec 2O.and coniinu
Ing until sufficient amount thereof 10 satisfy
said Judgment, interest and cost Purchaser
VII jr required la give note with approved
security and "A lien retained on the land unti IL
ihe purchase money is paid.
Judgment, slii,0, Interest, SOS Costs.
$3.50, Tot Il, Sis Gs credit by cash, sGO.
Balance due, Sl2s6,
Given pnd,r my hand this 23rd day of Iuly 4,
ISIS IL IIASkINs
l'-2' II Sheriff
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NERVITA!

Thousands of cases OF Nervous Debility,
mental and physical weakness, lost manhood,
ncryons prostraiion, results of iadiscrctions.
cNcess1s or any cause, cured by NrrVita No
remedy ever offered TO the afflicted has met
with such unprecedented success II he's no
equal for curing all forms Of NERVOUS WASTE,
ENuAusTIos, DEBILITY or DECAY. Its bene-
fetal effects are muedlately percepiiblc! N
u few weeks after commencing liz usa feeling
Of renewed Vigor ana strength Is apparent. 10
effects "A prompt and radical cure, and j the
puly safe and efcctual remedy known for cur
ing all forms of Nervous Debility from any
cause, Its effects nre pcrina. cnt. No mutter
how aggravated your ease, how many renr-
dies you haze tried, or how many doctors have
failed when the disease has baillcd the
skill OF the ahlest physicians, when mcancholy
and despair have taken the place Of hope, AMI
the world looks blank and drcary, Ncryita
will inspire new life aud permanently cure
body and mind II, N cases cured by lts Use
in 1854. Strong iaith that ii VIII cure every
case prompts me to send a rial packag ON
receipt of 10 cents for postage, etc. Name
this paper.
pR. \ e oLIN. Box 2i2, Chicago, III.
The Osceola times., 1885-07-25

Rev. II. T. Blythe will preach
at Williams School House on the
second Sunday IN August, at al
o'clock, a. M, on the occasion of
the funeral services of the three
sons of Phoebe l.. Housman.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26
MRS. WALLACE.

The following is taken from an Inter
view with Mrs. Wallace, published in
the New Orleans City Item. and is given
tor the purpose of showing the differ
cree between her conversation N New
Orleans and her conversation in Empe-
ria.
In response TO an inquiry about Mr.
Walkup's estate, Mrs. Wallace said /:
"What rIghtfuily belongs TO US We
keep. The day before We left EN-
porla we went to the bank, and
my daughter drew what money she
wanted. By the law OF the state she is
entitled to one half Of the estate, and she
will gtt every, cent of it. The estate has
been yarlously estimated at from $780,
900 to So, 600 and al viii probably be
settled within year, and my daughter
Will get her share. All the
money advanced by Mr. Jay.
VIII have TO be paid back Of course, and
1t amounts 10 considerable. No one
ever does anything Ior nothing, and Mr.
jay Is no exception TO the rule. 1t took
considerable money to defend Mrs.
Walkup and he advanced it, though he
knew, OF course, that 1t would be re-
turned"
Mrs. Wallace's estIHstiou Of the San.
gel from Heaven" as she styled Dir, Jay
when here, seems TO have decreased in
corresponding ratio with which the es-
tate,g Gin her imagination) has increased
Aimee her arrival in New Orleans.
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PERsOaAL aERFIoM.

n =. TorriBRton went 70 AlOhiOoa
last night.
Pail HsilmAn returned today from
Fargo Springs
Miss Lizzie Lantry Of Strong City 10
10 the city to- day.
Ben whsldon returned from Kansas
City this morning.
J. N. swarte. of s. A. Brown b Co.,
rsturnsd to day from short trip from
Leroy.
w 8. Power, . prominent Stockman
OF SWeetwA,er, Texas. and well known
Ia this city. came In from the south to-
day.
Sam Dessauer. agent or "AcrosS the
Aslsuuc'' theatrical company, Was Al
the Hotel Coolidge to-day.
Mrs. b Wheldon Ano Mira. Jacob Tay.
Tor returned home from Kansas City
this Afternoon.
EIbert Marcy and wife left to-day for
New York CITY. where they will reMain
until about March frat
VIM Elstun lett to-day for Illinois 70
locate. He went via ottawa. where he
will visit few days with his SOD, Rob
eRt.
Miss-s Annie aud Mamie Brown, wh0
hAys beer visiting relatives In this city
for the past Ave weeks. return TO their
home Ia Fostoria. Ohio, to-day.
Pres. A r. Taylor of the State Nor.
mai went to Topeka to-day, to make AZ.
fragments for the National Teschers'
association which is to be held In that
city.
Hon. J. Il. Burton. Abilene; W. 81.
Pomeroy and wife, AePherSon, Kansas; ;
and J. W. Canneld, Dss Moines, Iowa,
are among to days arrivals At the Hotel
Coolidge
The Knights OF PythIas orchestra will
furnish the music for the Charity ball,
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. IS Go and
take your best girl. II she wont 60,
take somebody else.
Lawrence Kelley, the genial advance
agent Of A. r. Wilber's Madison Square
company, is in the city and has made
arrangements for the appearance OF that
company at the Whitley opera house one
week, commencing Monday, N1TOnoer
Qed
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II YOU ARE 0OTNe


40 Florida, to the Worlds Fair nt New
Orleans,
Or to any point s0uth, aud wish 70 have
9 pleasant trip, you viii need to be in.
formed as to the best, quickest and
cheapest route. The Memphis Short
Route south, with its through buffet
sleeping cars Kansas City to New Or
leans, its free reclining chair carr Kan
sss City to Memphis land being over ooe
hundred miles the shortest line to The
south, is practically the only line nom
Kansas City, the west and northvest. 20
all southern cities. No other line runs
through cars between Kansas City and
New Orleans. No other route can offeT
but one change of cars from Kansas CItg
70 Jacksonville and ether Florida points
There is 10 other good route between
The west and the soufn- Ask your tickei
agent for tickets wa the Memphis ShorI
Route. Write for large map, with time
tables, showing through connections
Msiied fres. j. e. LOCKWOOD.
9. P. & 7. r.. Kansas City, No.
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UNonrHK RRIsrnL.

The performance at the whitley opera
house Wednesday evening was OF char
aeter 70 suit the most fAstidiouS. i" Fun on
the Bristol" is simply convenient Vehi-
Gle for presenting q irst-clsss company
oispecialty artists aud affording them the
opportunity in solo, duet and chorus to
offer choice musical gems from the new
est operas. The play differs from many
others of It's kind In the tact that 8 racy
and interesting dialogue Tnns through 1t
from beginning to end, provoking laugh
ter at every sally. The artists compos-
log thtS troupe are worthy Of more Than
9 passing notice. Mr.. Tannehlll. the
organizer and leader OF the company
will be found noticed elsewhere in this
issue. be IL KansAn from the ground
up, and We should give him and HIS
company lib raj support ON ali occa-
| slons. bat he does not AK it on that
| ground. he comes to as with RrSs-rate
talent, he Offers an entertainment at oncs
chasts and clever, provoking innocent
mirth and making Que feel better from
having Witnessed It.
The performers are all good enough &C
be stars. Miss Sc, George Hassey car
risd the house by storm. Her rendering
OF tie part OF the Widow O'Bylen wa
simply perfect and herisPpearance on thu
stage was q sIRual for the gallery
gods," and the auditorium caugh
the infection and jolned In The chorus
Of mirih with will. Miss Marie hcatl
a. Nora o'Brien. capIiYsttd The audi
ence In all her songs, but especially 4
"I'm 30 Shy" the hest OF is kind eve
sung 10 Imports. aud fally as popula
! as "For Goodness Sake Don't Say
|, Told You Misa Fannie Francis q
: Dora McAilIsteF, drew the house dow
when with her nimble iagers she WORK
q ed very handsome design out of
s sheet Of common white paper during III
rendering OF one of her beautifT
songs. Mr.. Florentine IS Capssi
: Cranberry, and Mr. Phillips az Il
q steward on the Sound steamer Wei
og excellent In their parts. The audIenC
|, Was large, enthusiastic and appPaciatsy
!. They d0manded eecore after encore, Go
the company good nAl1redly rsapoade,
" +Fun on lhe BTistnip was FsPeatC
Z. and With oGen 8 c0Hplets chanl
"a IL the songs and speclAifies that tho
!. who witnessed n the night before, Dol
:. 50 With equal delight the nsxl eRenin
= end % th0se who we're mt there. We e
eDlf 81 thsy I1issEd i,
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PA1EoN1zE BouE INSTITUTIONS

The SOuthe IN Kansas Railway L. . Kan.
Sas Road
And Is thoroughly Identified with the
interest and progress of the state of Kan
sas and its people, and affords its patrons
facilities uneQuAled by any line IN east.
ern and southeastern Kansas, running
through express trains daily between
Kansas CITY. and Olathe, Ottawa, Gar.
nett, lola, Humboldt, Chanute, Cherry.
vale, Independence, Winfield, Wellington
Through mall trains daily except Sum
day between Kansas City and Yelling
ton, and intermediate stations, making
close connections at Ottawa, Chanute
and CherTyvale with our frainY for En-
porla. Burlington, GIrard, Walnut and
Cofeyville.
Accommodation trains daily except
Sunday between Kansas City, Olathe
and Ottawa.
Remember that by purchasing tickets
via this line connection IS made In the
Union depot at Kansas City with
through trains TO all points, avoiding
transfers and changes al way stations
ThrOuga. tickets can be parchs used via
this line At any Of The regular coupon
stations, and your baggage checked
thrnugh to destination east, west, north
OF south.
Pullman sleepers on all night trains
For further information, See maps anc
folders, or call on or address,
8. B. HYNEs,
GenI Passenger AGf.,
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How a Maid Paid for her curiosity.

4 somewhat curious aneedots is re-
lated among the vaccinators of q young
woman whose curiosity has outrun her
Judgment. She Investigated the con-
tents Of one of the vaccinator's re-
ceptacles in the house in which he
lodged, and wherein she was servant.
They were nice little toothpicks, she
thought, 40 sharp-pOinted; little
wide, perhaps, and clumsy. She was
going to have one, anyway. She took
one Of the vaccine points, which are
ivory, and easily mistaken for tooth
picks by servant who knew nothing
OF vaccination. She picked her teeth
with the point, and before long could
not tell what was the matter with her.
Neither could any one else, until she
showed the doctor the toothpiek. He
knew then what he had to deal with.
The result is better imagined than de-
scribed, as tho vaccination "took. -
Montreal Letter Ifs n. y Herald
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-26

Mr. John Benjamin called at our ONCE
yesterday with some samples Of a new
white grape called the Niagara" Mr..
BenjAmSn, while Visiting New York a
short time ago, became Interested in this
new grape which is . very nne and
hardy variety. and has undertaken to In
troduce 1t in this vicinity. A vineyard
- something every farmer should have
and IL the Niagara" has the various
good qualities claimed for 1t the pur-
chase Of vines would prove a good pay
Ing investment.
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Life worth living.


How beautiful It is TO be alive;
10 wake each morn, as If the Maker grace
g.d US afresh from nothingness derive.
That we might sing. How happy is our Gaze,
HOW beautiful IL Is 20 be altyel
10 read IN some good books, until we fcOll
Love Tor the enc who wrote It; then TO kDeol
Sloss INTO Hin Thess love QUE souls VIII
While every moments 10y sesh nora reveal
How baautfdl If Il t. b alive.
nather to Sc without what might Sucreass
Olr worldly standing than our Eouls deprive
VI FREQUENT speech with God, or than 20
To fed. though having -lost our health and
How beautiful it is to be alive.
Not to forget, when pain and grief draw nigh,
Into the ocean of time past to dive
For memories Of Gods mercies; or to try
10 bear al nobly, hoping still 10 CRY,
HOW beautiful 1t IS 10 be alive!
thus ever toward Man'6 height CT nobleness
Striving some new progression TO contrfVe
ILL 5uStas any other friends we press
Oeht5 3 hand, and, having died, feel none the
How beautiful It IS to be alive.
Every Other SATURDAY.
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THE STEWART CONCERT COMPANY.

.
Last evening, at the Congregational
church, were assembled the elite Of EN-
poriA TO listen TO an entertainment by
the 8 owart concert cempany-formerly
Stewart Wilherforce Concert com.
pany" The church was nlled-eVery
seat being oceupied--and from the nrst
number on the program to the last the
audience listened with intense In
terest. To many the performance
was revelation, and the
mind unconsciously swept over the
years that are gone, TO the time when
we believed it would take centuries of
culture and education TO bring those of
African descent up TO the the front rank
with the whites. But last nights per-
torrance dispelled this idea, for as mu-
sicisns, both vocal and instrumental, they
are the equals, II not the superiors, of
any troupe which has thus far
visited ElIporia. After every number
there was an impression left of further
possibi!IiIes, so mastery and so appar-
emily essy was the rendition of each.
Our critics are universal az their verdict
Of approval. We do not like to partIcu-
larize. because each is so nearly perfect,
but will say that the music, department
of the troupe, and sentiment OF the
pieces given, are all OF the highest order.
We hope soon to have the Stew.
art company with us again. The
melody OF their songs, will live with US
for long time.
Those Of our citizens who were pres.
ent will feel Huder lasting obligations to
Mr., II. E. Fox and his associates for en-
ablinE US to listen to this excellent com.
pany.
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from Frldar,s Daily.
rnRsonAr. n1ENrIoN.

Mr.. Mark MeKlinlOck of Topeka is il
the city.
Ms. Gilmore weat to Topeka to day
for q short visit.
Mr.. K. q. Letter Of TaylorsviIle. Ten
nessee, is in the city visiting iriends.
Mr. Burr, the popular salesmsn Of
oberne, HOsick & 90. ;of Chicago, Is n
the city.
Hon, J. v. Admire, of the Usage City
Free Press, made us's very pleasant call
this afternoon.
Mr.. y. e. McIlEresb, proprietor Of the
Palace hotel In Usage City, was in ouI
sanctum few minutes this afternoon.
We are pleased 70 note that Mrs. Jack
Gilchrist who has been very III for sew
eral weeks past is much better today.
TN. SedRwick started this morning
for the southwestern part of Texas, on
legal business. He will be gone about
two weeks.
Mrs. s. Stanford, who has been visit
ing, with tho family Of Mr. Jones for
the past week, returned 10 her home in
Topeka this afternoon.
Frank Goodnow, Topeks. Kas J. q.
Goodnow, Rich RIll. Mo-; and d. F
Peacosk. Kansas City. arc among to-
days arrIyals at the Hotel Coolidge.
W. d. Hibben and wife, accompanied
by Misses Sadie and Ida KiEer, attend
ed the I. o. o. +. ball IN Usage CITY last
evening and report having had glOri-
Gus good time.
J. w. Rsnsone. who stars in Across
the Atlantic" is brother Of our fellow
J "a. RAnsone. "Across the
Atlantic" will be presented at the Whit
ley opera house Monday evening, No
Yember 30th.
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The famous Cowboy band OF Dodge
Clty. KAs.. went through Today on the
sAstbound cAnnonbAll. surouie In .
speelAl car for the National CAstlemsn's
eohvsntIon At 81. Louis next week.
Ga the urgent Invitation o. Trails
master BurEsSs. the band arranged them
sslvss on the depot platform aud render
"a Rolllson's waltz, DIVISIONS OF the
pant." 10 g superb manner, to the great
delight of the crowd assembled.
The band IL composed OF eighteen
members, dressed in the regulation COW.
boy uniform OF leather leggIngs, blue
nannel shirts. broad brIm felt hats with
leather banda. and brace OF formidable
looking rsvolvers strapped to thOiT
WRisfs.
Ths Cowboy band givea . con0sTt In
TspskA tonight ana one in Kansas City
Saturday night. Tney then 60 direct "a
%. LOUIS, where they will remain Abou
aWaek
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DEsrRUcTIVE pnAIEIE FIRE,

nOlHeVod % he VI KassAdfATv OE1s1R~
Zho Alleged InoonaAary A JAIL
The day before yesterday one OF the
most disastrous prairie nres SvtR known
in thle vicinity occurred in Center town.
hip, about niue miles southwest OF this
city. The firO was started In the open
prairie south Of Mr.. HAycoCk's farm ana
WA driven rapidly in . north.
saalsrlY direction, running over . DIS
lance OF about six miles. and covering
Z breadth Of one aud half milyA, cAus-
ing the loss Of about 1000 toDs OF hay,
several orchards, traces and one small
frame house. which fortunAsely was an
occupied.
The following farmers are the sufferers
hlsssrs HAycock, Cannon, Ailes. RSb
lnson. Scott. Stevens, TeFrill. Lunheck
Steven, Bradbury and Stevens. Tit
lrs was finally checked altar the Wln'
had ahated, just as II wss entering tn
farm of Dir. Maiison. The estimates
aoas occasioned by this terrible FIRE
between $500 and $4,000.
Dir ID. v. Stevens. who suffered . los
81 $500. came to Emporla to-day IN
swore out . warrant for the arrest /
Wm. Chambers. 9 lSAmSleF, who he q
iegss Wiliuliy sss Ore to the dry pFaif
grass and was, thsEsIore. fVspSusibls 4
she damage dome. Chambers Was :
ssssed and lodged 10 jAfl until witness
could be snormnssd Rnd sFfangsmen
insde for p ellmlnary easLhlsallcn b
Y fis fbsliss FislShen
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The First NJ E. church will observe
Thanksgiving IN the same manner as last
year. The church will be taste fully dec
GRATED with fruits, grains and grasses.
At IL o'clO k service of praise will be
held. In addition to singing by the choir,
an orchestra will furnish music. The
pastor will preach short Sermon. Any
person desiring to give frHiI or VeEsta'
blss 20 the poor viii please send
to church Tuesday forenoon.
Articles thus contributed will b used
in the decorations and then turned over
TO the L1diss' snevolent society Of the
city, unless otherwise requested by the
donors. Articles loaned for decoration
will be- carefully returned. Persons
willing to loan articles appropriate TO
autumn decoration Will please send to
the church Tuesday morning, or COM
muuicate with Mrs. Mofstt, 237 Mer.
chsL Is street. or Mrs. J. Q. Jones, 81 Ne
osho street.
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AOvRRzlsKD EgEEHRs.

List or letters uncaEsd foe and rsEain9ns
in e RSds 6os1 o = ~ lsese rs t &c