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GRAPHICS.
Merry Christmas.
An elegant line of Christmas
Cards at Fout's.
The best meal in town for 25ets,
at the Eagle hotel.
Go to Fout's Drug Store for
Xmas goods.
Hog cholera is raging in parts
of Rails county.
Tout has one story of his build
ing devoted to Christmas goods.
A blizzard will be due here
Saturday.
Two tubular boilers for sale at
the Kirksville Iron works.
Second hand engines bought and
sold at the Kirksville Iron works.
Highest cash prices paid for old
iron at the Kirksville Iron works.
The fair held at Baylor's Hall
last Thursday afternoon and eve
ming was financial success.
Another car lot of that celebra-
ted -four only one dollar per sack,
at Nichols.
Every one, wishing to purchase
a nice Christmas present. call
at the New York Store.
Christmas goods in great varie-
ty and at lower prices than ever
known before at A. butchers.
An earthquake shock was felt at
Missouri city, Clay county, Tues
day of last week.
All the churches at Brashear will
have Christmas trees and literary
entertainments this evening.
Have you made preparations for
the cold weather that is soon to
come upon us?
Subscribe now for tie Weekly
GRAPHIC while it can be gotten
whole year for one dollar.
The parties, who promised us
coal will please deliver same as
soon as possible.
LosT-A brass door-key. finder
will please leave same at this
office.
The Bible Societies books are
for sale at Carother's & Greens
Books at cost
Doll carriages, Boys Sleds and
u ,bby Horses at Fout's Drug ant
Book Store, west side of the
Square.
Come in now and pay up fol
ffty-two Graphics. They viii
cost you less than two cent?
apiece.
If YOU want something inexpen.
sive to please the children, or
costly present for your bsst girl
go to Fout's Drug and Book Store
We will continue to take yearl
subscriptions for the Graphic a
one dollar year for one hundre'
days, beginning Jan. LIST, 1887.
Bring your families to Fout'
Drug ard Book Store and let the1
select Christmas presents from hi
immense line of these goods.
A. Mcclure has purchased tn
interest of 81. Moore in the grocer
store of Cross & More, and th
firm hereafter will be Cross
Mcclure.
Christmas comes but once
year, and the little ones should /
made happy. This can be done
a small expense if you will bu
your presents of W. G. Fout.
A. butcher is now agent for IL
Columbus Watch. These watci
es are celebrated as time keeper
and have all the latest impro'
ments.
Don't tell your children tn
times are too hard to buy the
Christmas presents. Go to Fou'
Drug and Book Store and be co,
WINGED that such is not the case.
Second term of Missouri c:
lege opens Jan. 4th. New class
W II be formed. The best time
commence. Preparatory cour
for all ages, under the instructi'
If the college faculty.
The Mercantile and Nilsson
Colleges gave an excellent entt
tainment in the Opera Hall Tue
day evening. The program W
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-12-24

For Sale.-House and two lot
in the east part of town. Address
this Office.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan at Z per cent.
Call on r. L. Darrow.
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Farm Loans.

Make your Farm loans of w.
FL. Clark Kirknlle Mo, Office over
Savings Bank.
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Kirksyille Mercantile College Pens
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CALDWELL CHAPTER NO. So.

Robt. Clark, NJ. E. Il. P; B. W.
Mccoy, E. K; R. III. Ringo, E. S.;
c. J. Pollock, Treas; G. NJ. Nc
CURE, Sec; ID. A. Ely, c. H.; B,
F. Henry, P. S.; W. j. Eckert, R.
A. c.; f. N. Douglass, G. NJ. Bird
V; A. Solkey, G. NJ. End v; P. NJ
Smith, G. NJ. 1st vi. W. Bled.
soc, Sentinel.
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Come a Running

And get some Of those nice, cheaE
groceries at Nichols for the holi
1ouc cuob nc
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Every thing that is kept ina
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE.

We have splendid fall trade,
and thank the people of Adair and
county for their very liberal pat
ronage; and in order to recipro-
cate we have concluded to give
them an opportunity to
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Money Saved is Money Twice Earned.

The lowest rates of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
w. FL. Clark Kirksville.
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GET A NEW SUIT

For themselves or their fri ends
for the Holidays, at
RUINOUSLY LOW PRICESl
We are going to do just what we
say-sell you clothsng at prices
less than many of our merchants
paid at wholesaler
Our competitors say we are los
ing money already, because we
have been selling clothing so
cheap. but that is all right, and
THE CUSTOMERS THAT BUY
WILL GAIN ALL
WE LOSE!
Come early and get your choice,
and see that we do just what we
have said above-Sell you first
class goods at prices SO low that
you will be astonished and cannot
help buying.
PICKLER & BENNETT.
r,n nr1 N, --
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ApAIR LODGE NO. 366.

P. III. Smith, ". NJ; W. NJ.
Davis, S. W.;J. NJ. Tingley, J. W.;
F. NJ. Douglas, Sec; W. J. Eckert,
Treas; E. o. Gates, S. D.; d. ii.
Thrasher, J. D.;;'J. W. johnson,
S. S.; ". A. Boyd, S. S.; J. W.
Bledsoe, Tyler.
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The following are the officers
elected for the ensuing year by
Ely Commandery No. ~, Cald-
well Chapter No. So, Kirksville
Lodge 105, and Adair Lodge 366:
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Lodge 105, and Adair Lodge 366;
ELY coMMANDERY NO. %.
H. Kinnear, E. c.; B. F.
Henry, g.; G. A. Cohen, c. G.; D.
A. Ely, Prelate; P. NJ. Smith, s.
W.; Robt. Clark, j. W.: Z. NJ.
Douglass, Sec; c. j. Pollock,
Treas; W. E. Morrow, Sind b.;
W. G. Fout, S. B.; W. J. Eckert,
Warden; J. W. Bledsoe, G. G.
Huntsville LODGE 105.
J. P. Blanton, W. NJ; NJ. L.
Thompson, S. W; A. J. Fight, j
W.; A. P. Willard, Treas; W. t
Porter, Sec; D. Baird, S. D.; j
B. Mitchell, J.D.; j. I'll. Kinnear
S. S; 7. II. Edmonds, j. S.; j. W
Davis, Chaplain; Joseph Baum
Tyler.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

A meeting was held yesterday at
Trinity 10 draft suitable resolu-
tions to the stock holders of the
proposed oil mill, which Is to
be erected somewhere, not yet def.
nately decided upon, on the Oaachita
river. The Herald of that town con-
cludes that /: Trinity-Troyville is the
most suitable location, and closes its
article with the statement: but we
must offer some inducements" That
neighbor is just what Monroe should
long since have done--offer induce
ments.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

We call the attention of our readers
to Circular No. 1l9, Queen & Crescent
route which we publish elsewhere. 1t
will be seen that passenger trains on
the Vicksburg, Shreveport 4 Pacific
division are running through without
interruption and that agents are author
lied to resume the sale of tickets to all
stations along the line. This is good
news to the travelling public as we'll as
to all business men along this line and
1t is gratifying to US to publish this
welcome news.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

The Grand Lodge OF the Knights of
Pythias which had been in session in
this city for several day, adjourned
yesterterday evening. The following
officers were elected:
Joseph H. Spearing, Of New Orleans,
G. c.; w. F. Noteworthy, of jackson,
G. V. c.; r. B. Rowley, OF New Or
leans, Prelate ; VIM. Gramer of New
Orleans, G. M. of E.; John A. Mclean
of New Orleans, g. X. of R. and s.;
w. B. Boggs, of Red Land, G. Mat.
A.; J. E. Mcclure, Of Monroe, G.I. G.:
David @. Hollander, of New Orleans,
G. 0. G.. The next session of this
Order will be held at New Orleans.
The Knights were all we'll pleased
with their visit.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

we acknowledge a call from Mr.. D..
w. Dale of Robinson's circus. Mr..
Dale came over to settle up all bills
contracted by the advance agents of
that circus. Ia conversation with him
ne Informed as that the circus had
changed its route owing to high water
on Inc line of the VS.. & p. r. r.
Mr. Dale is very pleasant and agrees
aoie gentlemen and thorough busi-
ness man. The show it is expected to
visit Monroe shortly.'
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

Our friend II. Isaacs, late with the
hrm OF Leon Gerson and more recently
with that of Winchester Hall of this
city Is in town. "Ike" is now repre-.
seeming Oyler, Chambers q Co., of
Danviiie, Va, manufacturers of plug
and twist tobaccos. He is looking in
excellent health we are glad to say.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
NOTICE..

On and after the first day of May
ferry tickets will be sold at discount
OF 25 per cent by purchasing one dol
lars worth at time and at discount
OF 80 per cent by purchasing not less
than S. 90 worth at time.
r. H. ENDOM.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
Circular No. 119.

Queen & Crescent Route, Vicksburg,
Shreveport & Pacific r. r., General
Passenger Department,
VICKsBURG, May 9TH, 1886.
Agents and Connections
You may now resume sale of tickets
to all points on or reached by the
Vieksburg, Shreveport & Pacific rail-
road. Our passenger trains are running
through without interruption.
Yours Truly,
I. HARDY,
Asst. Pass. A'gt.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
River News.

Ihe Little Boone, from the D'Ar.
oonne arrived this morning light.
The Rowena, for the Cornfe, de.
parted at o'clock p. n.
The John H. Hanna arrived up this
forenoon with fair trip and returns
this evening to the Crescent City.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

~ All the visiting Knights of Pythias
" with, perhaps, one or two exceptions
ieit our city yesterday for their re-
ma spectlve homes, we'll pleased with their
'na'ylsit to this the "Qneen City of the
discOuachita."
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

A Nobby and Elegant Line
ofSpring Neckwear, Just Re-
c eived at the tar Clo thing
House.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

Jug az be water along the line of the w.,
~ was ?. r. r., is receding and trains
Inc doubtless be running on schs dule
''anSacs within a few days.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
WEST MONROE DOTS.
TFROM OUR REGULAR REPORTER,

FROM OUR REGULAR REPORTER,
We had the the pleasure Of mex une
with Bros. Gilliand of the Shreveport
Journal and r. G. Drew of the Lou
isiana Advance in your beautiful little
city yesterday.
The Bauqueett which was given IN
your city in honor Of the knights Of
Pythias was one Of the grandest affairs
ever witnessed in Monroe, and one
that will bo long remembered by Mis-
writer.
There were IA bales cotton received
in town Yesterday. 7s&A
DR.. 1. J. Newton and lady OF Bas-
trop, La, spent Thursday night in our
town the guest OF Rev. VIM. Hart.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

houst Go to the Star Clothing House and
menet you nice summer hat. All
yanr fyies and sizes are to be had there al
s"ufeasonabIe prices.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

o,.o nity Herald of yesterday says that
a.. -. Marcus Collins 'is doing land
te business in Little and Tensas
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
NOTICE.

OFFICE of Monroe Compress and Ware
house house Company, Monroe, La, April sd.
In accordance with the requiremEN
OF the charter an election will be xhN
on Tuesday, 25th May, at my of1ic hn
the city of Monroe, between the f]rs
OF II m., and 2 p. M, for seven df }c-
tors to serve for the ensuing year. BY
order OF the Board. Ll3s
FRED G. HUDSON, 4
w. p. RENWICK, Pres,T n
Sec'ty. b,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

We had a pleasant call this evening
from Mr.. T. ]. Butler, Register Of the
U. 8. Land Office at New Orleans.
Mr.. Butler brought with him his
family, who will spend the SUMMER at
Arcadia.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

Cold Fresh Larger Beer
Always on tap at Haugh's Monroe
Restaurant.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

Arriving Daily: New
Spring good in every depart :
ment, at the Star Clothing
House.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Parties not receiving their paper regular
Y will confer favor by fling their coma
ksints with the business manager,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

We acknowledge an agreeable call
this evening from our freind Capt. G.
w. knight, lately a citizen of our
city, but now resident of Trinity.
We are gratifed to learn from the gem
tleman, himself, that he has succeeded
in building up a good and paying
trade, though opposed by the steamer
Minnie, which latter boat connects
with the Natchez, Red Red and Texas
railroad and the Collins connects with
the Ouachita river packets.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

Mes,rs. Cook & James, agents OF the
Armour Packing Company of Kansas
City and Engelke & Fiener of 81. Louis,
are in receipt Of the following tele-
grams:
KANSAS, City, No., May 7. 1886.
Can ship Tomorrow Uio Vicksburg.
We have just heard that we can get
through freights to Monroe and other
stations on the line of the ", S. & +.
r. R. signed:
ARMOUR PACKING Co.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May Z, 1886.
We can ship on through bill of
lading to-day. Freights to Monroe on
-four through fifty cents por barrel.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

p to w. p. Renwick's for your tin
crockery ware.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM

AT Haugh's Monroe Resiauj ht
Private Parlors for Ladies and their
escorts. Polite attention guaranteed
to all.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08
PUBLIC SALE OF FINE sTO OK.

will sell at public auction. at the Court
House Square in the City of Monroe, La
on Saturday, May the 22d, 1856, a lot of
Finely Bred AlmOnt and Mambrino brood
Mares, Colts, and Fillies.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, m.
Send for Catalogues. d. c. MORGAN,
Agent.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

Notice To Tresspassers.
All parties are hereby warned not to cut
any timber or wood on my lands.
j. II. FTOURNOY,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

oSI-At the Ball last night small gold
cross, with the name ''HENRY" on one
sue. FINDER can get owners name by ap-
hlying at this Office. =.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

H'OK SALE-The outfit entire, including
l. the bar attached to the Boarding House
situated In "Five Points" this city. Apply
% MRS. josie E. WETzEL.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

EOOND-A bunch of keys which the
owner may have by proving propertyand
paying charges. Apply at this Office.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-08

HUN HENT-A Four Room Cottage.
Apply to MRS. BONAR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

The meetings held in this church yes
tetday, both afternoon and evening, were
Of unusual interest and power. They
were devoted 10 gospel temperance worn
and were chars ctetizld by stirringspeechel
and earnest appeals. A number Of re-
formed men were present, who have beer
saved and kept from tile drink habit by
the power OF the gospel, and no one Coulu
resist the force OF their utteranCes, Of
doubt from their words that religion ID
the true cure for this destructive vice.
The large audience present last evening
was deeply moved by the testimony Of
numbers Of men who have been lifted
from the deepest degradation To positions
oil honor and happiness by trust in God.
Much good must result from bringing To-
gether on the common platform II relig.
ious faith 80 many earnest Christian
workers, and the church will look for
large results from the awakening at yester.
days meetingJ. This afternoon Sunday
School meeting will be held at 8 o'clock,
at which all children and youth are asked
to be present. The usual revival service
this evening at 1880 o'clock. Tomorrow
at the morning service an opportunity
will be. given to any wishing 70 do 80, to
join the church. Other services for the
day as usual. TO all the services Of the
chuich all, including strangers in the
city, are cordially invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

AZ the Pasco School House. No evening
service, except the YouDg Peoples Prayer
Meeting. ..,
Rev. D, Trnemal, who has PssIolai
charge at Wellsville. is g home mere on
accolnt Of illness, Rev, MI. TEueman %
seyenty.four years old, and has been
preaching the gospel Tor aity'ave yeaIs,
Fred Nsiningsr, the butcher, had his
team Of horses 20 run OF yesteFday morn
ing. Fortunately not much damage was
Srstained except % the fence OF Alr'
Smiths properly into which they came
in contact,
Yesterday between II and y O'clock
Mr.. j, o, Hoge, who resides near Mt
Pleasant, came down with load Of straw
for the Ohio Valley Glass WORKS, ana
when the same hau been properly I'm,
loaded, the horses took fright and started
10 run OIL ALr. Hoge, thinking he could
check them, caught them by the brides,
when, in their excited condition, he was
dashed 10 the ground anu run over, and
the team continued down the road untli
the wagon came in contact With large
tree, which stayed itH progress. Mr.. hoge
otherwise injured. Dr.. Cook was imms.
diRtely sent Tor, who conveyed his patent
to his otEiCs 10 buggy where his wounds
vera dressed. The cash on the lelt elds
Of his head bad TO have several stitches
taken in 1t, while the other cuts were not
quite so deep. II was a narrow escape,
Some time during the afternoon Mr., Hoga
was removed 70 his home in q buggy, ne
| ia Well-to-do farmer, well known IN this
section, and q stock raiser Of some mo-
toriety,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
stage OF the wAtsF aud Movements Of the
atahbaiInhls.


stage Of the watst aud Movements Of the
Steamboats,.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down on
her way from Pittsburgh 10 Charleston
about O'clock yesterday afternoon. She
had good freight trip. I
The Princess In the Dellaitu trade, tho
Telegram In the Clarlneton trade and The
Abner 0'Neal 10 the steubenville trade
made their regular trips yesterday.
D. ]. Redmond has traded bis seven
acre LOT below Mason City TO Peter gholt
for the lalter'g one.llith interest III the
clifton ferry. Mr Shot has been rest.
dent oil Middleport for thirty yeata; but
will femeve TO Mason City, and devote
bis attention 10 gAtdsning,--Pi. Pleasant
Gdtetie,
The Big Sandy and Pomeroy Packet
Company and The underwriters have
agreed 10 launOh the steamer ", Lawrence
from her position on the bank, and will
do the work jointly, UaplBin Holloway
and Captain Kendall, underwater inepeC.
tors, have gone to Augusta, taking along
q fotoe Of men and appilanceS. WORK
was commented yesterday morning.
The louis A. Shirley arrived from Gin.
ClnhaLi yesterday shortly alter noon.
Her manifest was a first class one con.
bldefing the bueiueis that IL being
offered at this season Of the scar. She
will leave Oh her return trip 10 Cincinnati
al 0 O'Clock this afternoon. Dan Lacy and
Charlie Reeves, two Of the most popular
clerks on the river are III the Office Of the
Shirley, and will mako Il pleasant for
all who patroniEe the Shirley, which iB a
iifet class boat In every respect, possessing
superior Accommodations for both passen.
gers and shippers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
GLASS Making IN AuBtralIa.

James Russell, formerly manager oil
Hobbs, Brockunisr & Co q glass house in
this city, and later manager OF the Point
Breeze Hotel, has returned from Mel.
bourne, Australia. He was called to Mel.
bourne by an Anglo.Australia linn Of
glass manufacturers, who we're looking for
a live man 10 boom their business. Mr..
Russell examined the plant, on his ar.
rival, and found 1t in most dllapidated
condition. The methods used were those
Of hall century ago, and the mon EN-.
ployed wdte some who had but half
learned their trade when compelled to do
something by the failure Of their prospects
during the gold excitement. Mr.. Russell
saw that under these circumstances, a
competition with American, English and
Bohemian goods was out OF the question,
and refused to take charge. He has &C.
quired au interest in the new Homestead
table glass ware house for which ground
has been broken, aud will conilne his at
tention 10 II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
Apuur pKNrLE.
Strangers in the Cty aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.

StFapgeFs In the CIIy aud wheeling folks
Mr., Henry speysr has gone to New
York,
Mr., VIII McMechsn ishOms from Phila-
delphis.
Niles Laura Maxwell leaves for Pitts
burgh April ! to remain there.
Proi. W. +. Wiley, OF the Morgantown
University, arrived in the city last even
ing.
Mr., Bob Haats, OF the B. & o. ticket Of
ice, left Yesterday for short trip to Wash
ington, ID, O,
Miss Daisy Sharp, who has been Ill for
several weeks, Is COnvalescent, and 10 pay
ing visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Me-
Donald,
Miss Belle Caldwell entertained num-
Der oil friends very pleasantly last evening
at the residence Of her father, Hon, A.. b.
Caldwell, on Fifteenth street.
Miss Annie McGarrelI, now with Har-
rlngton 4 Co. here, leaves April for
Pittsburgh, where she has accepted aposl-
ton with Joseph Horne 4 Co,
Dol, @. H. Beall, Of Brooke county, Mr.,
and Mrs. j, b, Salmon, OF Steubenville,
D. W, Custer, OF sistersville, editor OF the
Independent, and Hon. ]. j. Jacob, OF West
MDtrty, were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Lottie Schulz gave a progressive
eucher patty tn a number OF friends last
evening at her home on Fourteenth street,
The evening was very pleasantly passed,
and the game was exciting aud interesting.
Hon. G. l.. Camden, Of Clarksburg, Mt,
U. B. Campbell, OF New Cumberland, G.
W, Johnson, Eq,, Of MoTgantoWn, and
Il. O. Eldridge, Of Anderson. were among
the prominent West NIrginians In the
city yesterday. ~
Mr., A. D. Work, Of LaBslle avenuesWlo
has secured situation in the Brilliant
factory, returned home last night. The
mill will be idle to-day, aud next week
Mr., Works machines will be In charge Of
another mailer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Mabis will en-
terrain a number OF friends with progress
slye euCher this evening ut the residence
Of Mr.. John Hoffman, sr., on Chapline
street, South Side. The affair Is given IN
honor Of Miss Amelia Wolfe, Of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

A wealthy Farmer Hurt Various Matters
tf littttnnL inAnr.nL


A wealthy Farmer HART Various Afattots
OF Current interest
The concert given at Joe Bennef's tue
other evening was tlne afAlE,
bridgeport was we'll represented at the
Wheeling Opera House last night.
A new street lamp was placed on the
corner, In tbs felt 81 the O. 4 +. depot,
last evening, y
+. Geiger, Of zihesyille, travelling agent
oil the Adams Exptess Company, was In
town yesterday,
Some ninety new books have been add
ed 10 the public school library. Also a
copy Of ChambefB' Encyclopedias, donated
by W, w. Holloway,
Frank ToBnsend, pAyinastef Of the o.,
L. 4 W. railroad alter an illness ri some
months, was In town yesterday. HlsRen.
efal health 10 greatly improved.
The subject Of the sermon Of the Pres,
bylefiAn ChutCh tomorrow morning Will
be "HotroWing Trouble" In the alter
noon, d . O'Clock, the pastor will preach