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Franco and Egrnt.

PARIS, April 25.-The French diplomatic agent
is.at Cairo yet. He says that he viii leave al 6
O'Clock this evening. 1t is belived there that
France has not yet instructed the agent to leave
Egypt 1t is thought that France will accept
Egypts offer of compromise made yesterday
AIFrerch an -of-wsr has left the. Alexandria har
bor and is now anchored off the entrance
The morning papers are all loud in their praise
OF the energetic action OF the Government in the
Egyptian difficulty The Gaulois reports that
France and England have agreed upon q com
promise, bat official circles declare that France is
determined 70 demand the fullest reparation.
France is evidently acting with desire to over
throw Nubar Pashs The Noltsire states that
ever hundred Russian students in Paris belong
ing 10 the army have been ordered home by tie
Russian Government
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Attempt to fire q Hotel

CINCINNATI. April 23-About 3 o'clock this
morning Mrs Hawley millIner. who occupies g
room in the Palace Hotel Block, on Sixth aud
Vine streets. was awakened by noise resembling
the pushing OF paper under her door. She
called 10 ask II IL was Telegraph messenger but
received no reply. She heard some one walk
away. Her room was filed with smoke. and on
going 10 the door she found paper saturated with
Cosl oil and burning against her door. Other
doors on the same floor were similarly treated
and the paper had not been ignIte1. rne fire was
lo6 u exuDguished without disturbing the guests
OF the hotel, E n. Johns II. OF st. Louis was ar
rested on suspici' n.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Prince and Princess Yf Wales Enthu-
siasticaIly Received in Londonderry.

LONDONDERRY April 25.- The Prince and
Princess OF Wales had 6 most enthusiastic recep-
tion here to-day. The town literally covered
with fsgs and bunting. Immense crowds were
In the streets through which the royal party and
the procession passed. The procession COM
posed OF the municipal authorities. the various
corporations and their employees. the apprentice
boys, etc. Fully dozen addresses we're present.
ed 10 His Royal Highness. the Prince OF Wales. IN
his reply the Prince of Wales thansed the peoo,e
In a touching fpanner for the yer7 cordial recsD-
fiop he hsd cen giveP. si.G ackno yiedeest \
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ET. LOUIS, April IS The funeral Of c. Arthur
PIeler, the victim of the late Southern Hotel
tragedy. took place this afternoon. a number of
the members IF the Victoria Club. local English
Society, acted as pail bearers The body was laid
temporarily in q vault in Belle'on.aine Cemetery,
and will be sub ect the orders of his relatives
Rev. DIR. Srookes, 10 whom Preller had letter OF
Introduction when be came here. conducted the
funeral services.
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Everything Quiet at Panama.

PANAMA. April 25.-Every thing is quiet here.
Lieutenant 7. B. NJ Mason Is in charge of the
Panama Railway. The Superintendent OF the
cable Company has just received the following
from the New York Office:
Inform all United States military ana naval
officers that the Central aud South Americ Teie
graph Company, on Sunday, April 26, Will trans
NIT from Panama their family and social messages
to places in the United States free of charge
Bope you will arrange with Panama Rail way TO
extend free OF its wire for this purpose in be-
bali OF the United States officers at Dion. Tne
Galveston manager has been instructed to accept
Frra
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Fxcited over the adverse Vote.

LoNnoN, April 25.-There was much excitement
in The House over the Governments defeat. Be
fore the division Mr.. Gladstone stated that the
Government reserved freedom OF action if the
amendment carried. The adoption entails .
charge OF tl3O,G1O yearly on the con-. i4a.eI
fund. with q similar relief 70 the local tsNes. II.
is believed the GOvernment will decide TO go on
with the bill and endeavOr to reverse the vote in
the report stage with fuller House. The Gov
erument in the meantime. IL is thought, VIII pro-
ceed with the English and Sc0tcn bills and test
the same question.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. ADTn 26-l2-s6s- a. m.
For he Ohio and Tennessee Vslley-Fslr wealth
er. preceded By local showers in eastern portion.
wirds generally from southwest 10 northwest,
higher barometer and slight changes in tempera-
ture.
For the Upper Lake Region-LIght showers fol-
lowed by fair weather. variable winds shifting to
north and west generally higher barometer, slight
chance In temperature in southern portion and
nearly Stationary tempezatur n nortbern por
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the insurgents but says that "there
Is more danger from the Blsckfeet and other In.
disDs Of Montana. The lswless element among
these tribes Is likely TO cross the border and are
apparently already beginning TO dc so. The In
disn troubles in Canada will dispose OF one piece
OF foolish sentiment that has always been held Up
before our eyes Whenever Indian troubles have
occurred in this country we bave been told that It
was ali the fault of the Governm mt. and been re-
ferred TO the peaceful and conferred condition OF
the Canadian Indians. Recent occurrences have
proved that in Canada, well - in the United
States, trouble begins when whites begin 20 min
gle among the Indians and tie lands Increase in
ralnn -
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Definite Arrangemen ents.

ROME. April 25-The Gazette OF this morning
announces that sigma Msncini. Italian Minister
for Foreign Affairs, and Sir saville Lumley Brit
ish ambassador, have made definite arrange
ment regarding the military and political action
of Italy On the RediSes- II also states that they
have settled the details Of the proposed visit Of the
Prince of Wales to Rome. The Tribune states that
The Italian foreign Office has been notided that the
Prince and Princess OF Wales intend 70 visit Rome
early in May.
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sEDAIIA, No, april pa special from Warsaw
TO the Bszoo says; Joe Eaton, noted desperate.
resfcing near Fairfield, Benton County. shot and
killed Clay Jeans. City Marshal of WARSAW, early
his morning, while resisting an attempt 10 arrest
BIN The sheriff of Benton County. VINO was
kistiBg Jeans, then shot Eaton three times. wound
ing him mortslly. Eaton killed q man year
900
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Postoffice Burglarizsd ed

MADISON, Ind., April 25.-The Postofice at Mi.
ton, KY. was broken into and robbed last night
of about SIS in postage stamps, which is all that
is missed by Postmaster Lane but il is thought
some goods OF Mr.. Barker. in whose store the
Office is located. stolsn. The thief thieves
gsined entrance by breaking the glass out OF the
front doOr
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Hopes cf Settling the bosphore Egyptian
Question.

CAIRO. April 25-The departure OF the French
Charge d'Afaires has boon postponed twenty-four
hours, and there are now great hopes entertained
that mesntime an amicable settlement will be
reached of the differences growing out of the seiZ
ure, by the Egyptian Government, of the French
newspaper. Bosphore Egyptian. The negotiations
now In progress are being conducted through the
Greek Diplomatic Agent.
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PRINCETON, y. J., April 25.-There was i'm
mense outpouring of people tonight at the OPEN
iEg OF the Moody meetings in the First Presbyte-
lisn Church. Moody will hold service tomorrow
mcrnirg in Marquard Chapel, and in the even
ing in me Presbyterian Church.
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wepler,s Case Given 10 the Jury.

LOUISVILLE. April 25.-Argument in the case OF
ANDY wepler. charged with killing young Harry
Clay, was concluded and the csse was given 10 the
jury this afternoon No verdict had been reached
at Il O'Clock 10 night, and the jury was
hotel, where it will remsln until IL O'Clock TO-
morrow morning. What the verde, will be IS
merely a,m2tter OF conjecture.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR SUNDAY.-Fair weather, preceded
by local showers IN eastern portion; winds
generally from sOutnwest to northwest:
higher barometer; slight change in tempe
nature.
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LONDON, April 25-rhe United States steamer
Kearsarge arrived of the mouth of the Congo
River, Africa, on the 18th of March. The United
States steamer Marion, on the way 70 China via
the Suez Canal, called at Malta on the 10th inst.
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BERLIN. April 25-The Bundesrath Committee
has accepted the extTadition treaty recently
agreed upon between the representatives OF Ger
many snd Russia.
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the Queen. The Prince OF Wales concluded his
rsply by saying that he hoped that az no distant
date The Princess and himself would be able 10 re-
visit Ireland
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LOUISVILLE. April sack Clark shot aud
killed his father. Joe Clark. st Manchester, KY.
t0-dsy. The two had dificulty about hogs, and
the son wznt TO his fafher's house and sn0t am
without warning. The murderer has not been
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ISDIANAFoLIs april l. 1850.
Mr. A. W. Paetz:

= y l's ExIra sugar, 81.
- = 20 lbs white Extra G sugar 81.
10 lbs Granulated Sugar. 81.
Ilb. choice EvaporaIed Peaches I5c
&c per lb for kinean's Saouldess
sc Ger To- for all kinds OF Preserves.
&c per 10. for all kinds OF Jellys
sc per 10. for Apple butter.
20c per 10 for choice Country Butter.
10c for - 10. can Mustard Sardines.
25c for cans Il 10 Oil sardines.
2ccper doz. for new crop Holland Herring
25c Per 10. for roasted Mocho and Java blended
25c per 10. for roast J va Coffee.
lSc per az. for bulk Mustard or Chowchow.
i5c perqi. for Sweet or Sour Mixed Pickles
CSC for Scans OF Msckerel.
25c for cans OF Salmon.
soc for 10 10. kit No. 5 Macserel
fOc for 10 10. kit No. 2lsrge fat Xsckerel.
soc Tor 10 lh. kit Family White fisn
l5c for "a Dol. Family White Fish.
Big cut IN Teas. IS different kinds 10 choose
from.
NOTICE. have roved across the street from
OLD stand. Postal orders delivered.
nj. III w ILL a vi y,
&s south Illinois street: Telephone 6-5.
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Specisl 20 the sentinel
~AsEISGToS. April 25.-Judge D. 5. Gooding, OF
indiana, Is here. The Judge was United States
Marshal for the District OF Columbia under An
drew Johnson. and 1t is SAID be willing TO serve
in the same capacity upds- Cleveland.
Willism II. Parr of Huntington, is here, and is
throwing out his piping irons for the position,
OF Stst'sticisn OF tie Agricultural Department.
tx Congressman Z ostetler arrived to day. He
wants g land Office in one OF the Territories
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agent nfcGiricuddy's Views on the RieI
Troubles.

cptclal % The sentinel.
WARRINGTON. April 25-McGilhcuddy. the
Sioux bullion agent 9; Pine Ridge. Dak is here
10 defend himself against the charges msde against
him by Chief Red Cloud.
Touching the Louis Riel insur1ectson in Mani
tob& NeGiliicuddy says there wiz be great deal
Of blood<hed jet before the hal; breeds are put
down. Ho does not believe thas the Indians Of
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Harper's Bazaar.

HarBtT bdZdr.
Stranger ito little boy near Riverside Park
"Can you direct me to General Grants tomb,
boyq"
Little Boy-"Yes, sir. Keep straight ahead
till We come to a lemonade stan; den turn to de
left an foller de road to de ice cream an peanut
booth. Cross over to de hard-boiled egg and
sausage shanty, an ak de man in charge where
de rifle gallery is. Den fin out where de ten-pin
alley is, an jest beyond dat is de tomb"
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Hard to SHIT.
New York sun.

Mother" said a young wife, would you
mind cooking the dinner to-dava 1t would please
John, l know. He complains so much of the
new girl that shall discharge her the moment I
can get another.
Certainly" replied the old lady, cordially.
At dinner John said to his wife:
MARY, that new girl seems to be gettin' worse
and worse"
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An American Free-for-AIl.

Boston Commercial Bulletin.
A lady travelling to a summer resort was an
noyed by the expectations of a fellow behind,
and when the conductor entered she drew up her
dress and asked: Conductor, have you not any
rule IN regard to splitting in the carr The genial
ticket-puncher smiled on her and responded:
mo, marin, you can spit around anywhere you
like"
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The Society Craze.
Iii
Texas Siftinps.

IBXdb 'TIJTHEb
Colonel Yerger is one of those men who live to
eat. Not long since he said to Gilhooly:
1--WE are going to. organize a secret society.
Don't you want to ioinW
what is the object Of the s~ociety2"
Blamed if l know. It's enough for me to
know that the society is going to have a big din-
ner once a month"
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Answers To Puzzles.

No. 1928
Sometimes her narrow kitchen walls,
Stretched away into stately halls.
No. 1881. Sharp. 2. Shark. 3. Park.
4. Manager.
No. 1901. TIMBER. 2. Rockfsh. 3. Xiphias.
d. Vase. s. Myxon. 6. Myrus.
No. 731-Broek-lyn.
No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. 1851. -Bridgewater. 2. Dartmouth 8.
Newport. 4. Warwick. 5. Gateshead. 6. Can
terbury.
No. 1884 AIDS
IDOL
d
SLAP
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Christian.

NENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-CORNER OF
Delaware and Ohio streets. E. j. Gantz, pastor.
Services at 1920 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. tomorrow by
the pastor. Sermon in the morning will be especially
addressed to young men. Sunday-school at $50 p.
m: Prayer-meeting on Thursday evening at 7.30.
All are cordially invited to attend these services.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating to this department must be adj
dressed TO w. H. GRAHAM. West Scarborough. Cum.
berland county, Maine. Original contributions and
answers to each weeks puzzles are solicited from all.
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TIE proprietors of Salvation Oil, the creates
cure on earth for pain, will pay a large reward i
any certificate published by them is found no
genuine.
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Only a Question of Time.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Only days until you get the smallpox, if
you are not vaccinated.
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Valuable and Convenient.

Browns Bronchial Troches ara a safe and sure
remedy for Bronchitis, Coughs, and other
troubles OF the Throat and Lungs. Sold only in
boxes. Price, rs cents.
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Original Puzzles

Original Puzzles.
NO. 1751-NuMERIcAL ENIGMA.
am composed of thirty-three letters.
Ny -. 8, II, % is a thread OF metal.
Ny $, II, 20, 33 is dexterous.
My 3, Is, %, IA is an insect.
My Is, 10, 6, 30 is a fountain.
Ny 10, 2, II, z is a bird.
Ny 10, 25, 80, 20 is a company.
My n, 20, l. 4 is a part of the face.
MY . Is an abbreviation.
MY whole IS a quotation from Young.
v. SCARBOROUGH, Me. XoA.
NO. 17~52-oRoss-woRD ENIGMA.
Ny first is in crisp, but not in brittle;
My second is in urn, but not in kettle;
My third is in bread, but not in cake;
My fourth is in chop, but not in rake;
My fifth is in limp, but not in jump;
My sixth is in sweep, but not in pump;
My seventh is in gate, but not in door;
My eighth is in carpet, but not in floor;
My ninth is in oil, but not in fat;
My tenth is in owl, but not in bat;
My eleventh is in fire, but not IN smoke;
My twelfth is in Kinney, hut not in smoke;
My thirteenth is III rule, but not in way;
My fourteenth is III carol, but not in lay;
Ny fifteenth is in sentence, but not in word;
Find my whole, a longlegged bird.
NO. 1753-CHARADEs.
1. Ny first is petition;
My second is capable;
My whole is meet.
2. Ny first is a hard stratum of earth;
My second is a money of account among the,
Anglo-Saxons;
My third is but;
My whole is complete view.
3. My first is an animal;
My second is a stock;
Ny whole is dullness. UNCLE WILL.
NO. 1~754-INDIAN's ARROW
xxx xxx
xxx xxx
xxx xxx
xxx xxx
xxx xxx
xxx xxx
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

EIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
IL ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
Rev. Reuben Jeffrey, d. d., pastor, will preach to-
morrow at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30p m. Sabbath-school
at 2 p. m: Prayer-meeting on Thursday evening at
7:45. All are cordially invited to these services.
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General logan ON the relephone Scandal.

"lf everything that was charged and asserted
against Blaine in the matter of his letters was
absolutely true, his transactions would not have
begun to be as Infamous as this telephone matter
in the Department of Justice"
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Texas Strings.
What dentist made your teeth for you9"
''Those are my own teeth. No dentist made
them" was the indignant reply. You don't
say so. How deceptive they are. They look as
nice as the best kind of false teeth. What a
wonderful thing nature isl"
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.
The Chicago View of 1t.

Chicago News.
'Idon't understand how a man can place dy-
Mantle in a main street of st. Louis in broad
daylight without being detected at it."
"Oh, it's easy enough. He just walks along
and drops it in the grass"
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GRAND HOTEL.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

PASSENGER elevator and all modern convenience..
Leading Hotel of the city, and strictly frst-class.
Rates, 500, $3 and So so per day, the latter price
including bath. GEO. +. PFINGST Proprietor.
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The Fisherman,s Story.

This is the size of the fish he caught
And carried home to-day:
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The News Is Safe.
me Ne
Pittsburg Chronicle.

PlttBDurg CHr0HlcTe.
Il see that the Servian government has ex-
PEELED every journalist from the city of Nissa, ("
remarked Snaggs this morning to the snake ed
itor.
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And this is the size of the one he hooked
But the blamed thing got away
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The shaft is a legend of the nursery.
The Feathery Part.
UPPER RHoMBoID, AcRoss-1. An insect. 2. A
deelivity. 3. A prophet of Judah. 4. A young juke.
Down.. A Roman mineral. 2. An abbreviation.
3. A prefix. A. The pilgrimage to Mecca, performed
by the Mohammedans. 5. A girls name. 6. A
Turkish arrow. z. A letter.
LOWER RHOMBOID, ACROSS-1. A pitcher of waxed
leather. 2. A story. 3. To cripple. 4. Part of an
arrow.
Down.. A letter. 2. A note in music. 3. A
resinous substance. 4. The post Of a door. 5. A
beverage. 9. An abbreviation. z. A letter.
The Barb.
UPPER RHoMBoID, ACRoss-1. A small island of
the Grecian archipelago. 2. Immoderate. 3. A small
fish. a. Mutual discourse.
DOWN.. An abbreviation. 2. A proposition. 3.
An edge or point (obs9 a. A right to sit. 5. A
period of time. 6. One of the names of God. z.
letter.
LOWER RHoMBoID, AcRoss-1. Rumor. 2. Mer-
chandise. 3. An emporium. 4; A harbor.
Down.. A letter. 2. An abbreviation. 3. Con-
fict. A. A kind of pastry. 5. Science. 6. A French
word, meaning "the." z. A letter. XoA.
NO. 1755-cHARADE.
Swiftly flies the horseman onward.
Firm in hand he holds the ONE;
Lest the race be won by Maud s,
He must not let Lightfoot run.
Hound and huntsman Ger the woodland,
Questing for a stag OF TWO.
Starts, in quiet mead, while feeding,
A fat SECOND. which they pursue
Der the hill and through the valley,
Hound and huntsman speed away,
Till a ball, from well-aimed rifle,
Brings the frightened beast TO bay.
For my WHOLE search northern climate,
There it lives, and grows, and thrives;
Hitched to sledge, the bold Laplander,
Ger Lapland's snowy bosom drives.
UNCLE WILL.
NO. 1756-HIDDEN CITIES.
~ They removed to Camden very soon afterwards.
(21 The glass of liquor they gave you was ale made
by their own hands. 49, | carried her satchel, en-
abling her to walk with more ease. a. DID you hear
Santa Claus's tinkling sleigh bells? o. l gave the
groom a half hour to saddle the horses. 49, I heard
Allan singing at the top of his voice.
NO 1757-sQUARE.
a. A small insessorial bird. ~ A conspicuous
action performed by anyone. 49, Beside. A. Ne
cessity. R. r.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
ANSWERS in three weeks
The Prizes.
/. We offer a game for the first complete list of
answers. 2. We offer a small book for the next best
list.
Foot Notes.
XOA furnishes an Indians Arrow this week.
which is a novelty in this department. We hope all
will strive TO answer it.
r. R. is a new contributor, who furnishes some
good articles for the puzzle column. He says: II
have got some amusement out of your column, though
1 have not often sent results of my study.
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Methodist Eniscnnal.

NENTRALAVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
" C~hurch-Cornero of Butler street and Central aye
nue.. Rev. A. W. Lamport, pastor. Quarterly
meeting tomorrow. Preaching at 1890 a. m. by
Rev. DR.. Tincher, presiding elder. after which the com
munion; at 7:3O p. m. by the pastor. Love feast at
pa. m. Sunday-school at 2:l5 p. m. Young peo-
Nj ERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
WI Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets,
Rev. j. K. Gilbert, ID. D., pastor. General class at
$50 a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. m. and 7:30 p. M.
by the pastor. Subjects: Morning, Gods Ideal of the
Church," evening, Does a Religious Life Tend to
Worldly Prosperity" Sunday-school at 2 p. m. You
are invited to all the services.
DOBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
III C~hurch-Cornero of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. L. IL. Mcconnell, pastor. General class at 9 a.
m. and class at $50 p. NJ. Preaching at 1915 a. M.
and 7:3O p. m. by the pastor. Sunday-school at 1:3O
p. NJ. Funeral of Miss Fanny Linton at 2 p. m.
Prayer-meeting on Thursday at 7:3O p. m. Every,
body invited.
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It will be hard on Nissa, won't it,"

Because they won't get any information"
~. that's all right. AS long as the newspaper
nen are there the journalists won't be missed"
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-oNLY ONE DOLLAR PER Z
Il the Weekly Indiana State journal. Send for it
DARN FOR sALE-ON ACCOUNT OF AGE
and i'll health offer one of the finest 33O.acrs
farms in Western Indiana, within 1l9 mile Of the
courthouse OF Covington. Living streams; good
springs; well with wind pump; barns and dwellings in
good repair; all now in grass. Price. $50 per acre;
part cash and longtime payments. For particulars
address M G. HARDY, Covington. Indiana.