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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17
THE CHURCHES.

First PRESBYTERIAN church-The pastor,
Rev David Winters, viii conduct services
tomorrow at II a. m. and 1870 p. m. The
subject Of the morning sermon will be:
How Difficult Undertaking was Sue
cessfullv Accomplished" an object lesson
for people of today The topic of the
evening discourse will be: "A Challenge;
or, An Exposure of Securities which do
not Secure The Sunday school will
meet at $50 a. m, and the \. p. ). c. f..
at els D. IN. There will be Evangelistic
services in this church every night next
week, except Saturday, at $50 O'Clock.
German Evangical Protestant church,
corner of South EmpOrls and indianapolis
avenues-Service at 1890 a. m; Sunday
school at $50 sharp. After service annual
meeting annual reports, election of trus-
tees. All members and friends of the
congregation cordially invited TO attend.
Church OF Christ, Scientist-Holds serv-
ices every Sunday afternoon in Council
hall. 2l3 South Water street. Subject for
tomorrow: Pardon, or Reform" Sun
day school at 2:30
Perkins Presbyterian church, Rev. W
II. Robinson pastor-Preaching services
tomorrow at IL a. m and 7:30 p. M; Sab
bath school at 3 p. M; L. L. ,. {. L meet
ing at p. m.
Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner Second aud Lawrence-Services con-
Quoted by the pastor. :. F. Milhkan. at
lO:45 a. N. and 80 p. m; Sunday school at
II m, H. W Darling superintendent; Y.
=. :. c. Z. at $50; mld-week meeting
Thursday evening at 40 All welcomed
First Unitarian church, Council ball,
213 South Water street, Eugene r Ship
pen minister-Regular service at II a. M. /:
evening lecture at 7:30. Subject for Jan.
IS: Origin and Development of the
Dogma of the Trinity" Open discu ssion
All are welcome.
Reformed church. corner Of Topeka ave-
nue. and Lewis street--kev. J. w Love
will preach at II a. m. on The Water
Turned into Wine" and AT $50 on IT wing
and SANDER" Sunday school at a-l5 a
n. and young peoples meeting at ESQ p
m This afternoon the pastor viii meet
the young people ar go TO organize a
catechetical class 70 study she plan Of sal
walton. Everybody invited
United Presbyterian church. corner Ohio
and First. Rev. James A Lawrence, pas
urdsy, at which time the sacrament of
baptism will be dispensed. The usual
services on Sabbath. with the sacrament
OF the Lords supper IL connection with
the morning sermon. Sabbath school az
10 a N. Public worship a: II e. m. and
7.S0 D. n. Evening subject; The Last Of
Christ's Sayings on the Cross" Y. p s
c. f at 8 80 p m, led By Miss Nettie
knight.
St. Paul's ". f. church, corner OF Law
renee avenue and Thirteenth street. Rev.
Samuel Weir, pAstor-Servioes 81 II a n
and 80 o. N. Morning subject. The
Lone Hero Of Israel" sunday school a.
$50 a. n. Epworth league, go p. m
Empo-ia avenue NJ z church. wv.
Homer. pastoT-PreachIng 81 IL a N. and
80 ?. N Epworth league, go p n
Sunday school. $50 q m. David Smyrh.
Prayer meeting Thurs
day afternoon.
The Wright Presbyterian mission. On
z ghtesnth street, RrsE. c. A McCrperv
Of sernon TOMORROW even
ing at 7.S1 the Sabbash Day The y.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Augustin DAILY will take his comrEny to
London next summer for season OK
twelve weeks.
Walter Besant has given his permission
TO have his "Amorel Of LyoneSeS turned
into play by Boyle Lawrence
1.-The Isle OF Champagne" is rapidly
nearing completion. ChrleS Alfred Byrna
and Louis Harrison are collaborating upon
it.
In three seasons Bronson Howard re
ceived 81 600 royalty for The Henrietta"
AID in ems season 200 Cor ''Shenan-
doah."
Professor Thorold Jerichau. the Danish
pianist and composer. has arrived In the
United States Ia search OF American fame
and fortune.
"You, Me. Chummy and II is the title OF
the farce comedy Henry Myers will wait
gently down the current of public opinion
next season.
Arson Pond. who wrote ~IIer Atone
IDent," has finished new society play,
which he proposes 10 launch shortly under
his own management.
The success Of BLUE Jeans" moves on
rising scale It's intensely rapid action, is
natural lines, it's endless Eurpris,s. It's sin
gular blending Of SMILES md tsars give IL
an artistic value that daily advances.
Stuart Robson has been giving fugitive
performances of Ia Marriage a Failurs''
on the road. and the result has convinced
him that he has In this comedy a pieoe OF
property as valuable ss the 'Henrietta
Next seanon c. b. jefferson aud Klaw
and Erlang-r will have upward Of 100
people in their employ. They are to BE-
used In their productions Of The Soudan."
THE County Fair" The Great Mstropo-
lis" and y Country Circun"
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He latter mArriage)-I don't see why
you are not as considerable Of my com
fort as you used 10 be OF your fathsr's'
She-Why, my dear. am.
He-How do you make that ont,
When i come into tho house have ~
hunt around for my clippers and every
thing else happen to want. but when I
used 70 court you, and your father would
come in from down town. you would
run around gathering up bis things.
wheel his easy chair up 20 the fire.
warm his slippers and get him both e
headrest and foOtrest. 20 that all he had
10 do was 20 drop right down and DO
comfortable.
She-Oh, that was only 40 he'd go 20
sleep sooner.--New York Weekly.
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THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

DJolhlCl NOIhl
Case of o. II. Tewmey VS.. Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway company;
ON trial by jury.
Judgment for George f. Campbell VS..
Albert f. Baldock, in rem $4,000.
State VS.. Rowland, jury is still out.
COMMON PLEAS.
The rest of the jury cases will be set this
morning at O'Clock Attorneys are re-
quested to be present.
JUSTICES COURT.
A warrant was sworn out before Justice
keenan, by Herbert Cochrane, agent of the
Excelsior Oil Tank line, for the arrest of
George r. Davis, charging him with
embezzlement. The hearing was set for
the 22d instant, and bond fixed at $500,
which was furnished.
In Justice Barrett's court the case of
Herhold & Sons VS.. the Kansas Furniture
company, being a suit in attachment, was
submitted, the evidence being all in. The
justice took the case under advisement
and will render his decision next Tuesday
at d. m.
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witty Js6Ks pranis.

Mr.. Justice Aaule once addressed a
phenomenon Of innocence in anock
frock in the following words. prisoner
at the bar, your counsel thinks you in
nocent, / think You innocent, but jury
Of your own countrymen. in the exercise
Of such common sense a. they poasess,
which does not seem 20 BE- much, have
found yo1 guilty and il remains that
should pass upon you the sentence Of the
law. That sentence is that yon be Kept
in Imprisonment for one day. and A. that
day was yesterday yOu may now &c
about your business. =-(ircen Bag.
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MASK BALL.

The annual masquerade ball given under
the auspices of the Degree of Honor will
take place on Thursday evening, January
10, at Peerless Lodge hall 1t is to be con-
fined strictly TO members and their invited
guests Invitations must be presented at
the door by gentlemen and cards Of admis-
sion must be shown at the door By all la
dies not belonging to the organization,
which cards must be endorsed by some
member of the order This rule will be
enforced in order to protect the order from
any imposition by outsiders. Messrs.
Carlton and Minnich, from No. 81, and
John Carney, from No. %, and Mesdames
Wallace, Dutton and Williams, from the
Degree of Honor, have the matter in
charge, and no doubt will see to it that, as
usual, the Degree of Honor will do itself
honor in conducting a very successful
evenings entertainment. Invitations will
be sent out early next week.
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Syl Dunkin's churlishness yesterday
excited suspicion and caused general re-
mark by those in the county clerks office,
as we'll as those who came in to do bust
ness. 1t was very uncommon thing, no
one understood it. The new commissioner,
Mr. Haden, threatened to resign, he WASH t
used to such actions, at all. The county
commissioner summoned the clerks into
their private Office and inquired Of them
if they knew what the matter was, but
they denied any knowledge Of anything
that could bring about such change in
Syi's conduct. But the commissioner in
sisted on their finding out So the clerks
cornered him, and made him own up. He
said he had new baby at his house and
it was girl, and then he swore. He said
afterwards, with tears in his eyes, that
if il had been a boy he would willingly
have set up two boxes of cigars AS it was,
he refused everybody, and refused to be
conforted-not because his children were
not-but because there were too many
girls.
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The Emperor William has taken great
fancy 70 the Norwegian fashion os building
cottages, and has decided 20 build a Nor
wegian jagd -schloss on his estate In Ease
Prussia and two chAlets at PotsdsIn, one
of which is 10 be erected in the beautiful
park at Babelsberg
Friedrich Wilhelm, the little crown
prince Of Germany, is a handsome boy Of Z, .
who is every inch HohenEollern. He does
not like music. He would much rather
play horse or soldier, but IL is his fathers
orders that he must learn to play the violin,
and he dare not disobey.
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Guarding Against Counterfeit Eli.

The Bounger was sitting in notary''
Office the other day when q man came in q
make an affidavit TO some papers The
notAry's charge was twenty FIVE cents, and
the man handed him g. ball
DO you know whose picture thai is'
the notary asked in genial tone, pointing
70 the portrait on the bill.
That's Hancock" replied the stranger
lis ity" The notary did not sseua 70 -
certain about n. and putting on his giGzsea
be held the ball up to the hsht and scanned
it closely.
Yes" be said II last Il Cness you are
right lis HzDcOck' Then the stranger
received as change and went away.
i always do thai With people / den.
know" said The notary 20 the LoEnger
when the stranger had gone. You see IL
gives ne fine chance 20 see X the bsIl Is a
counterfeit New York Tribune
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p. s. C. F. will meet at $50. Sunday
school at 8 D. m. II. NJ. Dubois, superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:30. A hearty welcome to all
Y.M.C. A.-Rev. David Winters will
deliver an address TO the Y. III. G. A on
Personal Work" tomorrow afternoon 1T
4 O'Clock in the new Y. NJ. c. A build
ing. A cordial invitation 10 all men,
First. NJ E. church, r. T. Savin, pastor
Preaching at 1890 a m. and 7:30 p. m.
Evening sermon on Marriage-the sixth
sermon on sociology. Sunday school at
2:30 D. m. and class meetings $50 and 12 N.
Epworth league at 7:S0 p. N. You are cor
daily invited
Central Christian church, corner Mar
ket and Second, L. L. Van Cleave, pastor
Services at II a. IN. and 7:30 p m. Morn
ing theme: Dancing" Evening theme:
Conversion of Cornelius" Sunday school
at $50 a. N. Y. p. 5. C. Z. at $50 p. m
All are welcome
Lincoln Street Presbyterian, corner
Lincoln street and Emporia avenue, Sam
uel l.. Hamilton, pastor-Sabbath school
at $50 a. M; preaching at II a. m. and
100 p. M, Y. p S. c. Z. prayer meeting
at $50 p. m. General prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 1870 o'clock.
Palisade Avenue Mission - Sabbath
school at $50 P. m. a. 3. Sickner, super
intendent. Preaching at $3.50 p. M by
Rev s. L. Hamilton. Prayer meeting on
Friday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Rev. J. A Lowe. of Hutchinson, will
preach to the English Lutherans at II a.
m and 7:30 p N.
Emporia Avenue Baptist church, corner
Emporia and Tenth street; pastors resi-
dence 64 East Oak-Sunday school $50 a.
m; preaching Il a N. and 1880 p. m: y.
p S. G. l.. meeting at $50 p. m. There
will be meetings at the church every eve
ming during the week except Saturday
evening at 7:30 p. m, also ladies' prayer
meeting each afternoon at p. M. 1t Is
expected that the pastor will be assisted
by some of his brother pastors during the
week. Everybody will be welcomed at
all of our services. j. b. Reynolds, pastor.
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AYALUED COMPLIMENT.

A short time ago Mr.. w. A. Caswell, the
general manager Of the Burton Car Works,
rendered his resignation to take effect
April l. He has been rendered an import
ant position with the Northern Pacific
Railroad company, and in view of the pos
sibility that be may be summoned to his
new position at an early day, the employees
of the works in this city determined to
present Mr.. Caswell with some substantial
testimony of their kindly feeling for him
as a man and employer. Accordingly, they
made up purse sufficient to purchase a
splendid gold ring with large onyx stone
setting bearing the Masonic emblem Of the
square and compass, and this embelished
with six diamonds. Engraved upon the
inside of the ring under the settings is this
inscription:
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HUMANE SOCIETY.

The Humane society held called meet
ing yesterday at o'clock in the Office of
DR. Stevenson. The object Of this meeting
was to hear the reports of the committees.
Each church in the city is in a separate
district now. and each was authorized 70
supply the needs Of its own district as far
as possible before calling on the sssocia-
tiou for assistance. All the work done by
different committees is under the super
vision Of the Humane society. Some dis
tress was found in different parts of the
city.
The secretary will be found at the rooms
over 100 North Main every Tuesday and
Friday afternoon from TO 5 O'Clock, TO
meet the committees that call for sup
rnlt.a
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Mechanical Piano Playing.

Sterndale Bennett said: Nowadays it is
not worth any ones while TO take up pub
lie performance as profession; things are
so different from what they were when /
was boy. Then no one ever thought Of
giving himself entirely TO it, unless be had
a natural and most unmistakable gift for
the pisnoforte. In the present day the al
vance in the mechanical lsicl Cthe means
which bring one 10 a certain point is so
great that numbers of clever people who
have but little natural talent for music be-
come players through a system of admira-
bic training. Musical Experiences.
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Though the Ealing vessel has Sons cut
Of fashion with trava!srn. b sill has is.
uses and rs peculiar s1osllsnoss As o
health restOrsr u certainly surpa~aez tbs
steamer. on which the passenger IL hardly
at SEA In the fullest senss. since tie steam
engines. the sight sad sIasll 81 smoke. ne
stairTyaYs. tbs sarpsts sad the easy chairs
land
Lately the uEe - the sailing veasel a.
means q bringing back health - e.rtsin
classes - invslids. ard particularly % con
surnpuvsa, has become a Fsgul4r system 80
England. and is results have been sub
raittsd 70 thorough aad statistical study
Youths Corupsnlon-
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BOARD or TRADE.

The following named gentlemen, who
were elected directors of the Board of
Trade at the annual meeting Thursday
evening, will holda meeting at their rooms
in the Sedgwick block, Monday, Jan. 10,
at p. m, to take the oath of Office and
elect officers for the ensuing year: ]. NJ.
Allen, George H. Blackwelder, w. S. Cor
bett, A. T. Carpenter, B. H. Campbell, j.
o. Davidson, p V. Healy, A. A. Hyde, H.
w. Lewis, NJ. w. Levy, William Mathew
son, NJ. NJ Murdoch, o. Martinson, w. d..
Mccormick, n. f. Niederlander, A. w.
Oliver, George L. Pratt, f. r. Powell,
George L. Rouse, L. d. Skinner, w. A.
Thomas, c. A. Walker, :. B. Carey, Frank
Williams.
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BATTERY BALL.

Battery A, Light artillery gave their
regular Friday evening hop in the form Of
a masquerade. About sixty couples took
part, most of whom were masked in fancy
costumes. To 20 into details would re-
quire too much space, but the ball was
enjoyed by all in attendance. The music
was furnished by Gordon's orchestra and
was frst-class
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17
WEST SIDE BAPTIsrS

The West Side Baptist church, at its
regular monthly meeting for business,
Thursday night, called Rev. J. J. Shepeyd
to the pastorate of that body. 1t is ex-
pected that he will begin his labors on
Sunday, the 25th inst.
The church also took some action look
ing towards inviting Major Penn. the
Texas evangelist, 10 visit West Wichita
and hold a series of meetings as soon as he
shall conclude his labors at Hutchinson.
A committee was appointed to correspond
with Major Penn On the subject.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17

No ice has been secured yet, and if we
are to have any, it need hardly be looked
for before February. The predictions of a
cold winter have signally failed so far as
this side of the globe is concerned. They
have been having an unprecedentedly cold
winter in Europe, but with the exception
of the Atlantic line it has been more than
ordinarily open one in America Southern
Kansas is noted for mild and open winters,
seldom, if ever, experienced more de-
lightful one than has the first half of the
present one proved.
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/. O q r.

The Odd Fellows and Daughters of Re
becca, of this district, have been attending
a school of instruction in this city for the
past three days. Deputy Grand Instructor
J. T. McMillen has been making these
meetings of much benefit to the fraternity,
and much interest is manifested by those
in attendance. A number Of members
from other cities are in attendance upon
the school
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Presented
His Friends,

INI4IV'1l TIT To I0NIs
The ring was accompanied with very
elegant Harvard pen stock in gold and
ebony with Foley point
These were presented Mr.. Caswell at his
residence by deputation of nine on behalf
of the employees of the works, and it is
needless to say were received in the same
spirit that prompted their presentation.
Mr.. Caswell will be succeeded here by
Mr.. Swift who is already at the works
familiarizing himself with the duties of the
position he is to fill in a short time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17
RANK OFFICERS

The directors elect of the State National
bank qualified yesterday and elected Off
GERS for the ensuing year. The officers and
directors are the same as for the past year,
and are as follows:
Board of directors-John B. Carey, p,
V. Healy, Kos Harris, j. NJ Allen, w. L.
Green, Peter Getto l.. ID. Skinner. James
L. Lombard, George w. Walter, B. LON
bard, Jr, J. =. Allen.
The directors elected the following gentle
men as officers: President, B. Lombard,
Jr.: vice president, J. p Allen; cashier l..
d. Skinner; assistant cashier, W. II. Liv-
ingstOn.
Directors elected for the ensuing year
Of the Fourth National bank: +. r.
Powell, G. w. Larimer J. T. Campbell,
Amos Houck, r. T. Bean, B. o. Graves,
Joseph Morse and .. ID. Barnes.
Officers were elected rs follows: Z. R.
Powell, president; q. ". Larimer, vice
president, and {. L. Frank, assistant
cashier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17

The importance Of proper gun protection
has not been always recognized For q
time France built ships IN which the he.vT
guns and their crews were protected nth
thin sh3ssds olly, while The water lire Was
heavily srnored- Now. many French WHIT
erS are IN favor Of removing the water line
arnor entirely. France was not alone IL
following the form Of constructive men
tione6. bgs abe Is tie Eaoss striking exam
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PERSONALS.

TB Campbell, of st. Joe, is in the city.
Will J. Drum, of Topeka, is in town to
day
c. C. Kurer, of Trinidad, Colo, is in the
city.
Ell. Kitching, of Newton, is in town
today.
Err Kimbell, of Kansas City is in town
today.
NJ Connell, Newton, spent yesterday in
The city.
H. H. Wilson, of Dexter, was in the
eity yesterday
L. w. Smith, Council Bluffs, Ia, is stop
ping in the city.
p. T. Hail. Of Pekin, Ill, is registered at
she Manhattan.
Max William, of Lawrence, is registered
st the Manhattan.
ID. J. Buckley, of Arkansas City, was in
the city yesterday
NJ A. Shoemaker, of Anthony, is in the
city for few days.
G. S. Colson, OF Chicago, is spending a
few days in the city.
e. White, of Fort Scott, will be in the
stty for week or so.
Col Emmett Callahan returned from
Topeka last evening.
Mrs. /. Zinzer, of FL Dorado, was at the
Occidental yesterday.
n. A. Springer, banker of Argonia, is
n town on business.
NJ. T. William, of Dallas, Tex, is regis
tered at the Metropole.
F. Emerson, of Walton, Mo, is in the
city on business trip.
J. c. o. Morse sheriff ofSumner county,
IS registered at the Carey
t C. O. Eggleston. of Chicago, is stopping
at the Metropole for n few days.
let Dan Ryan. of Kingfisher Ok, is in the
ADity, and is stopping at the Carey.
M C. w. Aldrich, of Kansas City, festive
" knight of the grip, is in town today.
r. p. Torrance, of st. Louis, is spending
4 few days in the city with +. H. Davis.
r. ID. Newly, of Pratt, postal clerk on
she Rock Island, is spending few days in
sbe city.
Miss Anna Long, of North Ohio avenue,
left yesterday TO spend short time visit
ing brother at FL Dorado.
Miss Hattie Kinney, who has been at
tending business college here for some
months past, leaves today for her home at
Norton, this state
The Fisher sisters who have conducted
che Fremont house on South Fourth street
COR some time past left yesterday for lola,
where they intend going into business.
Mr. J. Il. Cole has charge OF the house at
present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17

The blouse of Seven Gables" which
Nathaniel Hawthorne made famous. is
still TO be seen on Turner street, Salem.
Mass. 1t was built in 1852, but received
many alterations by its successive owners,
until it became the curious structure
which attracted Hawthornes attention,
and WIS. at one time. his HOME
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17

For the third successive time have the
voters of Alta township defeated the bonds
for the Dakota, Wichita and Galveston
railroad They were defeated last Wednes-
day by an even dozen, This is the COM
pany that proposed to build from McPher-
son, making connection with the Union
Pacific at the latter place. to Wichita,
thence on to Galveston. The people Of
Alta do not seem TO know good thing
when they have it within their power TO
grasp 1t and make good use OF it.-Sedg-
wick City Paragraph.
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pie. All nations have az times constructor
vessels with WEAKLY armored batteries.
THE life of the ship must be preserved, -
has been the watchword but of what use
a vessel can be whose chief means Of Of
Tense is destroyed is not very apparent
New York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-17

Miss Nora O'Hara left for her home
in Ohio on Tuesday, via. Frisco. 1t
has been acknowledged that both her
sweet voice and pleasing manners has
proven quite drawing card. Miss O'Hara
has made many friends in Wichita who
will remember'her promise to return in the
near future.
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EXTRA MEETINGS.

The extra meetings now in progress at
the Emporia Avenue Baptist church are
growing in interest. The week has been
very profitable. These meetings will con-
tinue during next week. Come in with
us and we will do you good.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
,fIN1srEPS, MrrrINc

The pastors of the city will hold their
weekly meeting Monday 9p. m, at the
First Presbyterian church, corner Law
renee avenue and First street All visit
ing pastors are invited to meet with us.
T. b REYNOLDS. Sec'y.