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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-19
Your Plocd

Undoubtedly needs thorough cleansing
this season to expel impurities, keep up
tie heaiihstone aud prevent disease You
should take HOODS Sarsaparilla. the best
hiood purifier aBd system tonic. L. is
unequal ed IN positive medicinal merit.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-19

h. ,be method and results when
an of FIGS is taken; it is pleasant
y Tet f, to thu taste, and acts
~ VET promptly on the Kidneys,
f. and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
u easc,nalIv, dispels colds, head
>. and ferars and cures habitual
t'tination. Syrup of Figs is the
! remedy Of its kind ever pro-
"A pIoa,ing to the taste and &C.
[t.5le TO the stomach, prompt in
.,tiop and truly beneficial in its
MI, prenared only from the most
[fby and agreeable substances, its
Srv excellent qualities commend it
4 ii and have made it the most
knIar remedy known.
STup of Figs is for sale in Soc
&sl bottles by all leading drug
I, ANY reliable druggist who
y not have it on hand will pro-
"a It promptly for any one who
Ehes to try it, DO not accept any
b.titute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
/ s.s =RaaciSCO. cal.
nuy,h4 q HEH y0ah w.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-19

Hoods Ills are purely vegetable, pe; ,
fectly harmless. effective, but do not caus e
pain or grippe. Be sure to get Hoods.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-19

What ID more attractive than q pratty
acewIth fresh. bright complexion, Eo-
{, use Pozzon;'e Powder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-19

Vlina. glass, lamps and
EaOIe cutlery.
mat means everything you
~ On your table, except linen,
Fli'h I don't keep.
IL all l have, | try to lead,
.''I IN prices and quality; not
'lsao as to be trash, but
s''1' at a reasonable pri ce.
Are you interested in
spoons
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-16

Some of the herbs in Halls Hair
Remover, that wonderful preparation
for restoring the color and thickening
the growth Of the hair, grow plentiful.
ly IN New England.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-16
Kansaa Gossan.
AunoN3 OOoYARs
To the edltorof the Kentncky siock Farm.


To the edltorof the Kentucky Stock Farm.
BAXTER SpRfNGs, KAN, March %.
Hearing that n kite shaped track
was about 10 be built ut this place, l
naturally supposed there must he some
good horses here; and, IN looking
araan,l. IifGundiihat w. w. Scott had
just returned from Kentucky with .
carload Of colts and brood mares,
am0IE, which are Yazette, bay mare
foaled 1883, by Yazeto, ESQ (son OF
Harold); dam by Hylas, 2 pan, In foal
TO Young, Wonderful l4,6O6; Bonnie
Kate by Voucher 1851 (s0n Ut Volun-
ieer 55j, dam by Windsor 652; brown
FLY, three years old, by Mikado 1918,
and two by Bismarck (KimbrOughs).
Mr.. Scott came from Harrison county,
Ky, about three years ago, at which
time he brought some fine individuals,
some of The best ones being Harkn.
wood 1887, by Harkaway (son Of
wilkins Micaw Der and Allie), dam by
BrOwnwood (son Of BlackwoOd)
Kentucky Wilkes by Kentucky lson Oi
Princeps), first dam by Red Wilkes
Graiz by Harkaway, 2:28H (son Of
Strathmore), first dam by Gum Elas.
tito yEenolan. by Boston Wilkes icon Of
Gborge Wilkash dam by Vidette Ken.
lucky Abdallah by Kentucky (son Of
Princeps), dam by Graves Abdallah
(son Of Abdallah l5); Emma Wilkes,
trial 9 IA Gull sister 10 Nellie ONeill,
2:22lk), by Petoskey 1888 (son Of
George Wilkesl dam Elnora. BY Jim
jackson, with fine colt foaled this
month by Hardwood 1887; Bonnie
Lightwood, chestnut mare by Light
wood (son of BlackwOod), with FLY
colt by Hardwood 1887; Hattie
Wilkes, bay mare by Magic Wilkes
(son Of Red Wilkes), with FLY colt by
kentucky Wilkes; Minnie LightwOOd
by Lighiwood, and some fine young
STEERS. / think, from what | have seen
and heard, that his stock will soon be
heard from IN racing circles. He Ger
tainl,- deserves success, as he has gath
cred some good blood, and each time
| he visi,SIieniucky adds TO It.
NEW One.
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.Chenp Rates.

:. IKE X. C. II. s. Il NJ. r. u. win sell
tickets 10 Hot Springs, Ark, aud re-
turn a. one. fare for the rOWRd trip on
April Tilrand Sth llnifrd fOt return 10
MAYO; Hay 9th aud 9Th limited for
return .t0 June 10; MHy l6ill sud 18th
limited for rciurIrto June 18th. 80
w. G. KxIeIET, Agent. :
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a Mnte Reeeyera speeeh.

Alphonce Hemphling, Of Summit
township, Butler Co, Penn'a, made an
affidavit that his twelye-year-old son,
who had had ST Vitus Dance for twelve
years, lost his speech, was completely
cured after4using three bottles OF DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, and also re-
covered his speech. Thousands testify
to wonderful cures from using it forner-
vous diseases, dyspepsia, nervous debil-
ity, duIlness, confusion Of mind, head
ache, etc. -Four doses Of this Neryine
cured Mrs. w. E. Burns, South Bend,
Ind, whoh been suffering with con-
slant headache for three months.
Trial bottle and elegant book free at
Logan Drug Co.'S. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24

Many persons are unable to sleep on
their left side. The cause has long been
apuSSle 10 physicians. Metropolitan
papers speak with great interest Of DR..
franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist innervous and heart diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
froma diseased heart. He has exam.
inadiand kept On record thousands OF
cases. His New Heart Cure. a wonder
full remedy, issoldSat Logan Drug Cos.
Thousands testify to its value as Q cure.
for Heart Diseases. Mrs. Chas. Beney,
Loyeland, Colo, says its effects on her
were marvellous. Elegant Book on
Heart Disease freAs
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An unusaal Present.

The foreman Of the INTEI1IGENoER
composing room received rathera novel
Christmas gift yesterday from Mr.,
ttDick' Huntington, of Syracuse, Kan.
Mr.. Huntington was a composltor in
this Office last spring, but sought the
wild vest to get fatter matter than
was hung on his hook here. he got a
very fat take in cribbine an eleven
pound rabbit, and proved" his gal
ley" byisending to the foreman the cor
rect REVISE in the shape OF two very
long ears andtskull Of his ttake.n The
trophy is highly appreciated, and will
be s'double-leaded and placed next to
reading matter at the top Of the fore
man'sSparlor ceiling.
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.sisting Of music and Rotations. The
dennrations ara verv haanfifnll.S

sisting Of music and Rotations. The
decorations are very beautiful
THOMSON N. 3.
at Thomson NJ 3. church Rev. A. g.
Robb, OF Kansas, will preach in the
evening. Rev. Mr.. Haas. the pastor, on
account Of illness, may not be able to
conduct the morning services.
81. 1uKE's r. E.
The usual services will be held on
Sunday, by Rev. Birmingham,
the pastor. 1nsthe afternoon a Christ
mas service will be held, and on Mon-
day evening at the Broadway chapel.
The Christmas music will be a feature
at this church.
ZANE STREET N. /.
Rev. ]. a. Fullerton, the pastor, will
preach Especial Christmas sermon at IL
O'clock in the morning; it will be in
commemoration OF the advent Of Christ.
The evening sermon will conclude the
"Prodigal Son. series.
The Sabbath school will give an en-
tertainment Monday evening, which
will consist of o Christmas play, music
and secitations.
The choir has prepared an excellent
programme of Christmas music, to be
rendered at the morning and evening
services.
II DISCIPLES.
AT the Disciples church appropriate
-" lHaH Ha - ~ ~ ~ ~ u
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christmas at the Z. n. Q. q

The usual Saturday evening service
will be held at the Young MEMS Chris
tian Association buildingat :45sso.clock
tonight. The subject viii be Good
Tidings.n The general secretary OF the
association will have charge Of the meet
ing. After the service a Christmas so
cial will be held.
AChristmas service will be held on
Sunday afternoon at 4:o'clock. Mr.. =.
l. Hamilton general secretary of the
Martins Ferry association, willlead the
meeting. The subject will be THE
Promised Gift and the music will be
in keeping with the occasion. all
young men are invited to these services.
The holiday entertainment will be
given by the Swedish Grand Concert
Company on next Saturday evening the
S1st. Seats will be reserved on Thurs
day morning the 29th.
The annual New Years reception to
young men will be held on Monday al.
ternoon and evening, January 2.
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h Cts. III
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
IHs GRAND this eyening-"The Old.
Soldier"
MAMIE IRWIN, aged thirty. waslockedi
up yesterday evening by Officer Fahey.
on a charge OF yagrancy.
THE police court was another white.
wash yesterday, not an arrest having.
been made for seyenty-two hours.
THECity Hospital was the recipient
OF a Christmas present in the shape OF
q beautiful quilt made by the littlegirls
of Mrs. Dunbar's room, ut the Centre
school,
GbEfK Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made December % by,
Mary O. Dunlevy totJamessB B. Brennan,
for $2,200, the north half OF lot 81 In
Jonathan Zane's addition.
Mn. PtNKUs, the blind pianist, will
make his initial appearance at Franz
helms hall on December 20. The hall
shouldbe crowded, and theperformance
will no doubt be excellent.
FrNK& BRowN sold to Mr.. Higgins q
handsome residence on the corner OF
South Penn and Fink streets. The lot
Is 50gby 100 feet. It was the James
Cecil property; consideration 5000.
ARRANaRMESTs for the erection of the
Masonic Temple next to Pollock's mill,
on Market street. are being quietly
made. and when the structure is com
pletedit will be another architectural
improvement to the city
WElcoME LODGE No. 6, 40. %. w.
initiated five candidates on Thursday
night, three in the first degree and two
inithe second. This lodge will observe.
Memorial Day on Sunday afternoon,
January22.
ONE of the features Of the Christmas
entertainment at the Disciples church,
on Monday evening, will be the "Bel-
lamy Drill,n given BY eightyoung ladies
Of the Eighth ward school, under the.
leadership Of Miss Decie Hamilton.
MANAGER RHR1MsrRoM is determined,
to give to the theatre-going public the.
very finest attractions on the road, and
does not take into consideration the
question oil expenseinhisetforts todoto.
On next Saturday matinee and night he
will present the famous comedian,
Henry E. Dixey, and his magnificent
opera company Of fifty people. The
orchestra for this great organization
will consistof fifteen musicians.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-24
4 ON NAVIGATION.

~ .HrNHa --ITrN aFi
Stage OF water ana Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The marks on the wharf shows feet
6 inches in the channel and falling.
The reports from headwaters were as
follows: l.
Morsantown-4fee feet 8 inches and sta
tionary; cloudy and cold.
Brownsville-5 feet 8 inches and sta
itionary; cloudy and cold.
Warrep-9-10 Of ! foot; showing.
To-day the Iron. Queen, for Cincinnati,
I8a. M; q. K. Bedford, for Pittsburgh,
ISa. m.
Considerable shore icei Is running out
The Allegheny Is frozen as far down as
Freeport.
Tomorrow the Ben Hur, for Pitts
burgh, a q. M; Lizzie Bay, for Pitts
burgh, 8 a. M; Keystone State, Tor
Pittsburgh, s "a. m. ; Congo, for Clncin.
natl, s a. M; Sunshine, for Parkers-
burg, Up. m.
Yesterdays arrivals and departures
were: o. w. Bachelor, for Pittsburgh,
Is a. M; Ben Hur, for Parkersburg, at
noon; Congo, from Cincinnati for Pitts
burgl, LIP. m; Sunshine, for Pitts
hurgh, 9p. M.
Captain Asa Booth, who is pilot OF
the o. w. Bachelor, is in the city to
spendthe holidays with relatives and
friends. There is no surer guide down
the Ohio, from Pittsburgh to Cairo,
Than Gantain ASA Booth. He ia ALWAYS
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Cur ron CRouR-Use Dt. Thomas
Eclectric oilaccording TO directions. y
is the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks Of colds, pain and Inflammation,
and injuries. p&w
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E0RFRENT-TW0 ROOMS ON
E Ch6pllne street, between TBelfthand Four
tenth streets. suitable for Offices, pDsseiSloa
riYnnimmAdiatNlY. Innnita az thiG ofinn. VI
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EoR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
One mile above the Top mill; possession
Immediately iApply'ht No 10 Fifteenth StreA
toLJOHN P~AGuGHRlHT. Io9
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SrEINwAY Piano
for sale cheap.
F. w. BAuMER & Co.

a GREAT variety Of Angel Food Cakes,
Coco Bon Bons, and every novelty
known to the bakers art that so to
make an elegant Christmas dinner are
to be had at tho Wheeling Bakery.
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one thing is impressively true about
the Wheeling markets. person can
buy as many things and as good things
here for his money as he can anywhere
else in the land.
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THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil to quickly cure acold or re-
licve h~oarseness. Written by Mrs. N.
.. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph Co,
Mich, D&W
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EOR RENT-THE THREESToRY
JIG business honse, No 1874 Main street w
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TnosE cent loayes OF Jubilee Bread
Of the Wheeling Bakerys are almost
twice as large as other bakers 5 cent
Always askfor those big 5 cent
and you can buy bread cheaper
than you can bakeit.
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NOTICE q Yotera.

The undersigned will be at the cham
Der OF the First Branch Of Council in
tho City Buildingfrom Dec. 10th TO Dec.
24th, inclusive, during the following
hours: 10a. nj. to 12m. 3 to 4 p. M.
and 6:S0toSp M, for the purpose Of
entering upon the list Of voters any
legal voter who may applyto be entered
upon said list, and Of changing from
one district "a, anotheEt the name offany
voter who may have moved since the
listing was done.
After the oath of December no change
can be made in saidlists.
JosEpH YAHE,
City Assessor North Of Creek.
JpfN r H4EDLAN,
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IsFoRIRENr.-

NOR RENT-TW0 HOUSES. THREE
and four rooms respectively. Inquire a.
2.l00M Main street. 500
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GALESMEN-WE MAKE ALTBER.
- al offer to travelling and local salesman Ia.
every State who Gallon IStiI gFoSsrS GLUTEN
ChicagosI III. sel9S
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sparerfbs, B~aelSbones, Pigs Feet, Ten.
deflolns, ieausage Neat etGS dnilylnt our
fta0t MARKET street and q stalls,
Seeandahd4Et Fifth Nafd4nhfk6t9.
R.5SdaENK &60NS.
Try our GNt Edge Leaf Lard, strictly
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UH-HHHEH
make up a successful Christmas iced:
Turkey without canberries viii do on
any day but aholiday, but the demand
for c%ranberries just now shows that this
succulent fruit is considered by the ma
ority Of people a necessary part Of the
holiday billie fare.
Wheeling is a fine poultry marker.
The surrounding country furnishes as
good poultry as any section OF ,tne
world, and in as large quantities astnls
Community could consume 1t, but the
facilities for Shipment to larger mar
kets are go complete that prices are.
usually pretty firm. To-day turkeys
will be abundant %enough.at l24 cents 9
I pound. Chickens are not IN as goo1I
demand, but they are very salaple at ~
to 40 cents each
Geese and ducks area little cheaper
than turkeys, and the demand Is usur
alIy not quite up to the supply Rap.
bits can Be bought for from l8S to 20
cents each. They are REASONABLY
plentyaandithete are a Jew squirrels on
the msfset5a 2llcsnts. Pheasants and
Il IANNQkkkf AtkAGN
The Notwithstanding the shipment
Of venison opt Of West Nirginiaiha nag
its effect on the price Of deer meat.
.Venison heretofore has seldom besnops
ltainable ~atretailr in Wheeling under ~
cents. This year it is plentier than
usual, andsells:for is cents for hslbest
cuts.
Ohio river fish have almost banished
lake and other stock. A good big
string Of fine ones can be had in market
nowlfor 25 cents, while perch and bass
can be bought for 30and 50 cents.
Cranberries have for some reason
gone up above che ordinary figure;
They cost now IS cents q quart. Good
homegrown celery comes at three
punches for adime. "A nickel Will bill
enough sage to stuff turkeys for a years.
Oranges are 20 TO 40 cents, accord
in,.p and lemons 20 cents a dozen. APP
pies are pretty high just now 40cents!a
peck being the average. Some Ives
Seeding and Catawba grapes are seen
at 20 cents for a. fve-ponnd basket
which seems high alter % cents for ten
pounds, but sinksto nothingwhen COM
pared to the old price for home, grapes,
or the present 20 cents pound Tor NAL
aeas and CALIFORNIA;. Bananas cost 10
and20 cents q dozen.
Cabbage is from five to ten cents a
head; onions a dime for a quarter peck;
sweet potatoes Is cents a quarter peck
and Iri shpotatoes 20 cents q peck, high
er than a week or two ago.
Oysters are in good request. They
sell at 25 to 30cents aquart, just aslthey
have much or little water in them. The
old fashioned canned oysters have
again become popular, as they are solid
oysters and do not become fabby from
contact with the air and fresh water.
They cost 80 and 40 cents according to
quality.
In making d tour Of inspection OF the
markets a reporter was surprisedto find
the demand for 'coons and 'possums on
the increase. These animals are the
colored races favorite poultry" but
white people are beginning to cultivate
the taste for them. They are said to
make goodieatingwhen properlycooked,
land restaurants and saloons find coon
,bakes and possum bakes popular with
the public.
One thing is impressively true about
the Wheeling markets. person can
buy as many things and as good things
here for his money as he can anywhere
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Tar Wheeling Bakery adds another
cake 10 their long list Of good things.
This time it is Columbia Mix" Just
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EoRR RENE

Thu st1re room at present occupied by Joha
Mecrnm as Shoe store. No. l1S8 Main street. g
the whole b1ildlngstor rent ffom4Aptl l. tsa.
ApplytoH HALF. KENNEDY at Stone& Th0m9
dry goods store, or wriJe r KENNEDY, ~
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conlecsi6iA too, d1grace the board,
OfEhtGh With 4eAi Wetaaf plttake,
And for them al HethAnkth the Lord
For MAfyin,s toothsome Bread and CAKE.
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FINE Pictures and Framest % suit.
NTO0LLsS AFtStoro,
1898 MRFketStreet.
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sENERat NOTICES.
MAYOR

NOTICE.
ny f1endsand tho public In gsnerail desire
TO iniorn that on andaites Saturday November
1852, Twin oecuy the butcher stands OF the
iato August zoecklet, both IN tie Fifth andsee.
lcnd wrd markethou where win have Fresh
and smoked Neat, Pudding, sausagel co, d
tie best qualify
calIands oe me-
For fuller particulars leo . later advertise
ment
nos 7. LUIcRERE
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Ann you fond Of BsetSels3 DO you.
eat Bretsels2 Just tfySapoundsof the
Little German Bretzels at the Wheel.
ing Bakery.
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BAheAias = tias iassa lysFgssses
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& Then. TOO, his ofa6kers hold theirplaee,
IlFhtaS the snow with creamy hRkei
Wh66 could not say his Christmas grace
When lankedb ~ Maryin'A BreadAndCakei
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EoR SALE.
Apiece OF ground, No. 100 and 1875 Mala
street.
The Bloch property. corner Ninth and Main
No. ITO South Front ktEoat
l0sharea loo and StonAge.
10 Eharos0f Peabody Insurance Company
$2p01in Brilliant bonds 500 each
4Sh1resE son Glass stock
20BhAreS Warwick China Company.
TH0S 0'BRIEN,
Telephone fa9. BrbkeS undt Real Bslato Agt
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Thoh Aferfy Christmas far Rnduoar-
From OCEAN TO The faFthest lAke+
We hnp6 y6n m may have g0bdpheer
Andloe o. Masvtn's HreAdapd cake
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FoR sale

EoR sALE-FAMILY DRIVING
Mare, PhReton and Harness. InquIfoRtG
B. .Clrr's Livery corner Tenth and Market
streets. del
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.TnsWheeling Bakery has animmense
quantity Of Fruit Cakes, extra quality,
for the holiday season. Call and exam
inc it.
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WANrEpa.

MISUNDERSTANDING SALES.
NV MEN, or have tines side lines Address
with reference, TILE BOUQUET CIGAR co,
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TIM Chrtstmastine g drawing near,
When glfts 10 loving tftends we make
When tables gfoln With bounte9uE cheer,
NAnkedbyouf Maryin'a BreadlndCa Cake.
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Az the First Baptist church Rev. A j.
Trey viii preach in the morning on
Christ in You the Hope OF Glory In.
Tho evening the text viii be, And
WhenIhe Thought Thereon he Weptp
The Sabbath school entertainment viii
occur Monday evening, and Q feature
VIII 30 the selection, 10Y Bells, eons
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Toun4nlsTRrET Me-

1nthe morning the topic by the pas
Eor, Rev. Dr. A. B. Riker, Will be,
what tine Angels Thought Of the Birth
OF Christ" In the evening the sub.
lect5 will be 4Christ's Own Statement OF
the Purpose and Effect Of His Advent
Is the Bash Of IN Appeal to Honest
Thinking People"
IN the morning the anthem, "And
There were Shepherds" by Chapel,
willlbe rendered by the choir. The
eyening anthem will be the Earl Of
Mars blessed be the Lord God Of
Israel Other appropriate music will
alsclbe rendered.
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CHRISTMAS BINNER2

Poultry, Game and Trimmings
and what they Cost now.
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LOCAL BREvirIEs.

aIatterst OF Minor Momsnt In aud about
Ii tha ntkY
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UNUSUALLY EXCELLENT MUSICAL

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CHRISTMAS SERVICES
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John r. H4SpIAN,
CITY Assessor South Of Greek.
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The choir Is as follows: Soprano,
Misses Mollie Manion, Mamie Findlay,
Louisa Hasenauer, Mrs. John Monahan,
Misses Mamie Brady, Maggie Campbell,
Bertha Douglass and Mamie Carey;
alto, Mrs. James Humes; tenor, r. v.
Ankle; basso, Henry Reuter-, John
Brady, VIII Miller, al Carney and
Campbell; organist, Miss Ella'R. Arkle;
director. II Arkle.