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Prices Reduced.

3year apple trees SIS per hundred
2 year cherry trees So per doz. Full
assortment of everything new and old,
desirable here at equally fair prices.
CHAs. PATTERSON,
No, 14,3m
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Lee & Jemison are making extern
siye improvements in their lumber
yard. A large she'd, door and SASH
house and lime house, have been put
up this week and the improvements
continue.
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"What We want is more fires" said
an aged citizen of Louisville. Look
at Chicago. Built up entirely by fires
It's the greatest city outside of New
York"
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We are going to sell you groceries
so low for the cash that you will see It
is to your own interest to pay for them
when you get them, after Sept. 1st.
HALLIDAY BRos.
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PICNIC.

There will be picnic at Rye Creek
school house on Saturday Sept. 18th,
1885. All are invited to come with
vel! filed baskets. Good speakers will
be secured and good time il promised.
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Halliday Bros, have the largest
stockof Groceries IN north Missouri.
B. ". boss. Is not dead or gone, but
is in his new quarters with full stock
OF -four, feed, coal and wood. See him
before b ~, thsvlelt
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To all who are Concerned.

If you want groceries cheap, call on
John 7. Hannah, ives. side square.
Halliday Brus. are going to sell
goods for CASH OR PRODUCE only
after Sept. LIST.
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square Meals.

Uncle Charley Allgaier will be on
the reunion grounds with his boa riding
house during the Reunion and WI
furnish good square meals at the down
town price, 25 cents. Don't forget him
when you are hungry.
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BUS LINE.

Mears' Bus will convey parties
promptly to all parts of the city.
Leave orders at Graves Livery stable
and A. Dutcher's,
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DIR. C. D. Henry. Y.D..

Treats all accute and chronic diseases.
Chronic diseases speciality. Office and
residence two blocks northeast of pub
lie square, Kirksville, Ne.
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A complete line of fall and winter
goods including fine line of the latest
styles in cloaks and the finest line of
flannels in town at the Star Store.
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Do not forget to call at Normal Gro
Gerry, Southeast corner OF the square
for your goods. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Bachelor Churn.

The best churn IN the market. For
sale by L. A. Willard.
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Cotton an dWool Flannal s. at
Lowest Prices ever known at
B. F. LAMKIN'S
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Take your produce
to Murphy Bros,

Halliday Bros. want you to come In
and settle by Sept. LIST. After this
date the books GO into the hands of R.
S. Halliday for collection. who retires
by mutual agreement,
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Don't forget that ". G.. Fout keeps
the cheapest school books IN Adair
county.
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CIOakS.

Let every lady in the town and
county call at the Star Store and ex-
anime their large invoice of new
eloaks just received
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New Omnibus and Transfer Line.

Lee Bros, Bus will meet all trains
and convey parties promptly to and
from all depots TO any part Of the city,
leave orders Brick Livery barn.
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The on y complete
line of Boots and
Shoes in town is at
DONEGHY Bros.
The w. FL. E. Kid
glove is the best thing
in town for the mon
ey DoNEGHY Bros.

A new car of feed and -four Just re
celved at the new feed store of H. P.
Ellis, Ross old stand.
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Attention Company.

For the accommodation of visitors
during the Reunion at Kirksville, the
Wabash Dining Hall near North No.,
Depot will give meals as follows:
Breakfast from to $50 A. NJ.
Dinner from IL to 8 p. NJ.
supper from 6 to s P. N.
Meals &c.
A good Lunch Counter always ready
also choice line Cigars, Tobacco DC.
JOE. 81. NIcAoL's, Prop.
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By paying cash you can save money
by getting your supplies from B. W.
Ross.
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and anything in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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School districts and Farmers that
want coal apply to 8. W, Ross for sup
plies before coal goes up.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS,

List of letters remaining in the post
Office, Kirksville. Missouri, and adver-
tised August 9, 1885:
Burch, Geo. Begarty, Geo.
Bohrer. Jacob Coffey, Benz
Crist, Sanders Coalson, j.
Foley, Phillips Huffnagel, Chas p
Hainlaiu, j q Howell l.
Lewis. Susan Mitchell, Geo.
Martin Geo. Patterson, Martha
Read, ID. A. Reed, j. I ~
Rice, E. H. Slaven, Emma
Thompson, NJ. s. Whltmore, Thos.
Parties calling for above letters
please say ADVERTISED.
J.D. MILLER, P. NJ.
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RoBr. Ia oMPsoN of Salt River town.
ship was in town Thursday.
C. Frank Jones of Wilmathville call
ed at our office yesterday and put down the
cash for the family paper.
MIR. Henry Eckert accompanied his
daughter Anna, toiEdina Thursday where she
goes to attend St. Joseph Academy.
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Carding and spinning promptly at
tended to at the KIrksvllle Wooden
Mills.
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Wantad.

Montgomery & BielbY want to buy a
good horse.
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See I! See I!

Ii you want your property insured,
or to borrow money on improved
farms, call on ]. C. THATCHER.
n15-4w
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John T. Hannah keeps all kinds of
groceries cheap for cash. Call and
examine his stock and satisfy your
selves.
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The Normal Grocery is well supplied
with FRUIT jars and Jelly Cups.
WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Bird Seed fer sale cheap at Norma
Grocery. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Tae Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by HsrI c
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksville, Mo.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

To the wife of ID. Goodson. telegraph operator 70,
the Wabash at this place. Aug. sd, boy, weigh
II pounds.
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Yarns. Our Fall and Winter
stock will be complete within a
fe wdays. LAMKIN.
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If you want aGooD NEW FIRST
CLASS organ call on W. A. Adams
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Ladies come and
see our w. H. e. Kid
Gloves
DONEGHY Bros.

1t YOU are IN want of oak lumber, go
to A. L. Homes. He has large sup
ply.
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J. G. Doneghy, of
LaPlata; H. Doneghy
of Macon, and A. [.
Doneghy of this place
are in the market
buying fall goods.
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Attention Comrades.

The surviving members of the 2nd
NJ. S. NJ. G. are requested to be present
on the reunion grounds at Kirksville
Sept. 18th, 1885. JACOB GlLsTRAp,
Capt. Go. L.
Early Corbin, 1st Lieut. Co. l.; John
Richey. 1st Seargt. Co. NJ.
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Clothing. Three thousand dol
lars worth of mems, boys and
youths and children, opened out
new and fresh, direct from the
manufacturers this week. See
our boys and childrens school
suits, best assortment and lowest
prices in Kirksville.
B. F. LAMKIN'S.
In hard times economy" is the
watch word. Stand by your motto and
buy your school supplies of w. G..
Fout.
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COAL, COAL. COAL, COAL, COAL,
COAL. COAL.

B. w. Ross handles the best anC
cheapest IN the market.
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Oak lumber for sale at Variety Wood
Works.
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Try Murphy Bros.
for choice groceries.

Go to W. G. Fout's for school boo k s.
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DOR SALE-A house and lot IN the
, northeast part of town. A bargain. Ad
dress this Office.
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DOR SALE:-A No. milk COW
- yrs. old and graded bull calf. Inquire thi;
office.
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TOR SALE-Farm OF lis acres with
II in one mile of Kirksville. Good room
house, two halls, two room cellar. closets and pam
tries. Good farm, orchard of two hundred trees.
small fruits, loo in cultivation, Is acres Ia
woods pasture Address this office
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TOR SALE IN the east part of town
IL agood house with five rooms and five lots
apple trees. peach trees and small fruits. cherry
trers) good cellar, smoke house. For sale at h
bargain. Address this Office.
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EOR SALE, TRADE, OR RENT--A
u good new house, four rooms, good out
buildings, water at door. five blocks from public
square. Address this office or E. B. Dodson.
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E0k SALE-A first class paying
- business, situated in LaPlata, NO., and
established TOR three years. Small capital required
Call on or address, T. o. FILLMORE,
Iapl
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DOR SALE-A male calf, months
Il seven Fights short horn, color red
App o Geo. Rice, one mile west of town on Q.
NJ. p. Ry.
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DOR SALE-160 acre farm within
Il seven miles Of the beautiful, educational
city efKirksyille. 80 acres fenced in convenient
sized fields; ITO acres in cultivation and meadow,
balance timber and pasture, good farm house
plenty of fruit Of nearly all kinds, L. mile good
hedge fence, balance board fence. living stream
runs across one end of farm. Abundance OF stocE
water in sight of good school house and churches.
Part of tie land has first crop nov growing. Title
Ipefect and easy terms Address this office.
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INOR SALE-Farm containing eighty-one AM
Il one-hah acres, miles northeast of kirksytlle
one mile and q half from railroad depot. Aadres
n sIofice
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-12
PLYMOOTH POINTS
EDITED BY NERO.


TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1885.
As Plymouth seems to be neglected,
Perhaps q word from Nero would be
acceptable.
Protracted meetings by the Rev. Nc
Annuity were In progress last week.
Mrs. Dixon has built an addition to
her residence and otherwise improved
it. and Mr.. VIM Hewitt and Mr.. Erlan-
son have each had additions built to
their houses.
Mr. John Wilcox, after an absence of
about two years, is again in our midst.
The negro minstrel performance passed
off with 3 comfortably filed house.
Mr.. Talbot met with quite an acct
dent while driving along upon load OF
hay. The horses became frightened and
ran the wagon off of culvers, precipI-
tating Mr.. T. to the ground, falling up.
on his head and arm. It happened that
the ground was muddy, or the conse.
quences might have been more serious
One OF the horses fell down and thus a
runaway was prevented.
Methodist quarterly meeting at the
school house, Friday evening and Sat-
urday and Sunday morning. All invi.
ted.
The weather is no new topic-we
will only say the thermometer has again
been to zero.
After q number Of years Plymouth is
again in the possession of q blacksmith
who not only follows the hammer and
anvil, but Il first class workman.
There was no school last week owing
to sickness In the teachers, Mr.. Chances,
family,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-12
A PLEASANT VISIT.
OuAKRR VALLEY. ]

QUAKER VALLEY, Feb. z.
We visited again the good old Quaker
Valley literary. Friday night was the
closing night for this season. Though
the roads were very bad, pleasure seek
ers came from far and near, and at an
early hour the house was filed until
scarce standing room could be found.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, R. NJ. Gray, and The exer-
cises OF the evening began at once. Dry
creek and the Gowler lyceum were we'll
represented. Songs, instrumental music,
declamations and recitations followed
each other in great profusion.
After recess, g drama, the event to
which ali looked forward with pleasant
anticipations, took place, and never will
the audience forget the wit of Lynn Mar
vim as March Gale, the ses-nursed Or
phan, nor the winning simplicity of
Clara Hinshaw as Nettie Gale and Grace
Marvin as Miss Raymond. Long will
We remember John Hinshaw, the
"Dude," and three cheers for the lady
who runs the pedlers.
Following the drama was few clos
ing songs, a farewell poem and adjourn
ment.
The audience departed, carrying with
them pleasant remembrances of Quaker
Valley. VERA.
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PERSONAL MENTIONS.

W. L. Melinger was up from Hartford
to-day.
J. G Harrington was here to day from
Elmdale.
C. W. Tucker of Burlington was In
town to-day.
Felix Samuelson was here from Hart
ford to-day.
Bishop W. X. Ninde did not arrive
this evening.
John G. Geyer of the Republican spent
Sunday visiting relatives in Burlington.
J. d. Houston, ope ofWichita's rising
young lawyers. spent Sunday in the
city.
Walter Jay arrived home from the
West Point Military Academy last
night
c. c. Simmons and Geo. P. Gross are
among the boys who spent Sunday a
the Coolidge.
II. Il. Inness and Dan Mcdonald
former residents of Imports, were II
from Burlington Monday.
Miss Franc Stotler, who is visit Of
her many friends in the city, made TN
NEWS a very pleasant call Tuesday.
Frank Strong, one of the Santa Fl
boys we'll known here, has been pro
mo,ed to the position Of passenger cor
ductor.
Mrs. E. W. Greenman of Troy, New
York, IS the guest OF her daughter. Mrs
Harmon Harrison. She will remain
here for few months.
w. X. Rutter, the gentlemsnly ad
vance agent Of the Alvin Joslin comps
ny, Is in the city aud has arranged Il
have his company appear here on Thurs
day evening, February 10Th. Mr.. Rut
ter is the genial and jolly represCn ts
tive Of one OF the jolliest entertainment
on the road
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-12
TIE MOODY CHRISTIAN CONyEN-
TON.

The arrangements with Mr.. Moody
for the Christian convention to be hold
en- in EmporIs have been completed.
The time, March "a and %, with morn
ing, afternoon and evening sessions. We
should congratulate ourselves for being
so highly privileged as to have the ben
eft of Mr.. MoodY's wide and practical
Christian experience. But we need not
dwell in speaking of one whose noble
work speaks his enduring praises. The
work of the convention will be varied and
consist of prayer, praise, speeches and
addresses on the show to carry on and
forward Christian work for the promo
ton of the honor of God and good of
nen" The grand feature OF Mr.. Moody's
work is its practicalness. He is not
bound up with denominational creeds of
the nature of steel cylinders. He is
catholic in thought: earnest in spirit:
true and real and effective in love labor.
We may also state that the dis
customs and addresses of the con-
ventlon will treat of methods of work IN
the churches, among Christians and for
the people in general. The city clergy
are united in the convention, and yester
day did some of the preparatory work.
following committees were elected, viz:
Committee on program, the Rev. j. j..
Dougherty of Ottawa; CongTegatIonalist,
the Rev. F. w. Hesper OF Wichita; Bap-
fist, the ReY. DR.. Davis of Newton; Pres
byterian, the Rev. j. o. Campbell of
Kansas City; United Presbyterian, and
the Rev. Mr.. McChesney of the Metho-
dist church, Topeka.
| The committee on entertainment con-
sists of the following named ladies':
Mrs. Adds, chairman, Mrs. DIR.
Brown. Mrs PerleY, Mrs. j. J. Buck,
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Davenport and Mrs.
Moffat.
General committee-The Rev. Messrs.
Ingalls,, Snodgrass and Barnes.
The following motions were also
adopted:
On motion of Mr.. Barnes, the First
Congregational church was accepted as
the place in which to hold the conven-
! ton.
On motion, special meeting was ap-
pointed for next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock, when all the city clergy are
requested to be present.
h. MAcKAY, Sec'y.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-12
NoRMAL NOTES.

SATURDAY, CDEu0EY T..
President Taylor was in Topeka q
day or so, this week. A bill is now
pending at our legislature relative to
further appropriations to the State Nor
NAL school. The result of this issue is
OF great importance to the educationsl
interests OF Kansas. and the decision Is
awaited with much anxiety.
Visitors: Prof. F. D. Petit. Miss
Nina Caldwell. Miss May Haines, Mr.
Henry Ingerman and Mr. Frank David
son, city; Mrs. Hiram Imboden.
Wichita; Mrs. c. C. Burrows, Decatur,
ILL.,; Mr.. w. ]. Armor, Chase; Mr.. w.
Tankard. Lawrence; MIR. L. A. Wright,
Topeka.
The alpha" has organized itself into
a senate of the United States, with the
following officers: Vice president, Prof.
N. Wilkinson; President pro tenn.
senator, e. a. Bishop of Delaware: sec
rotary, w. j. Pirtte; sergeant alarms,
LEROY. OWsley A "bill to place Gen. U. s.
Grant on the retired lIst'' was defeated
after an animated discussion. Resolu-
lions on the death of ex.Vice President
Schuyler Colfax were adopted, after ap-
propriate eulogistic addresses.
The state oratorIcal contest will be
held at Whitley's opera house in this
city on the evening of March Is, 1885.
The admission fee will be 30 cents; re-
served seats, so cents. Large delegations
from various parts of the state, partIcu-
larly from those cities ia which compe-
ting colleges are located. have made ar
rangements to be present and the house
will all likelihood be crowded to its Ut
most capacity.
The "Amicician" election resulted as
follows: President, Miss Nellie Austin
vice president, Miss Mary WsYman
secretary, Miss Media Hutchins; choris-
ter, Miss Mollie Robb.
On last evening the Lyceum Intro
duced q new feature into its program.
In addition to a vocal solo by Miss
Edith Miller with Miss Edna Hall
at the organ; debate by Shrek and
Gray; q quarterte by Messrs. Smith,
Sortor, Davidson and PrItchard; q
Dickens Review" was held with great
success, the day being the anniversary
of his birth. The "Review" was opened
by Mr.. G. r. Sortor in historical
sketch of the authors life and works
which proved TO be an exarttent exposi.
ton. The descriptive power of the
author was illustrated by a selection
from Little Nell," by Mr.. G. Smith, in
distinct, impressive tones. AS a speci.
men of the humorous Mr.. W. G.
Woodward rendered the weIl-hnown
speech of 'Serjeant Buzfuz," on the
breach of promise case of Mrs. Bardsll
against Mr.. Plckwick. Mr.W. s. Pick.
en- represented the Pathetic" in an ex
tract from "DombeY s. Son"-the death
OF little Paul." in that pathetic voice
which IN such cases served him well.
1
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-12
TRAM WREcKERs.
three Men supposed Of Completely in

Three Men Suspected OF Completely In
the October Horror Arrested
On Sunday mOrning, the 9Th Of octo-
Der, the city was horrifed to learn OF
cold blooded attempt to wreck the west
bound passenger train on the Santa Fe AZ
. point about q mile east of the Junction.
The miraculous escape of the passenger
train, the total wreck of the freight train
of seven cars which followed 1t. and the
killing If fireman Josiah C. Scott are
matters fresh in the'menorY of all our
citizens.
Every effort possible was made at that
time to apprehend the guilty parties, but
their blood. stained hands were not fet
tered, and the indignation as in all cases
of such incomprehensible devIltry was
beginning to fade from the minds Of the
people.
II Will be learned with much interest
that during Sunday and Monday three
men strongly suspected with direct com
plIcily in the horrible affair have been
arrested and the officers are on the track
of others.
Those apprehended are Lon Bethurem,
Henry Wright and John Hender.
son. The warTents were issued after
O'Clock and at 9:30 O'Clock BetAurem
was arrested at his home southeast of
the city. at 10 O'Clock Wright was taken
ct the house of his mother, two and
half miles east OF the city, AMI
the officers leaving on the O'Clock
morning train, returned this afternoon
with Henderson, having driven 70 hi.
home six miles from Strong City to ar
rest him. These arrests have not been
made by clews fallen upon by
chance, but oy 'diligent efforts
on the part of various persons
and officers who have given the matter
close attention ever since the occurrence
Prominent among these are r. B. Shep
herd snd other citizens and the officers,
1t is claimed that evidence can be pro-
duced that viii convict part OF all of the
suspected prisoners.
Nobody desires the conviction of limo
cent men, but universal will be the de
mand that the truth be obtained and jus
tice swift aud full be meted out to any
who can be proved guilty, and # thest
men or any of them are found to be the
incareate fiends whose mad acts have
done much Irrepslrable mischief, al
will rejoice in their arrest and convic
ton, and heartily commend the excel
lent detective work that will have led tC
such results. Officer Churchill, who
was detailed in this case by Deputy
Worster, together with his assistants
did some quick and effective work.