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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Hancock and enoijsh.

On Monday evening. the 9Th inst,
the Hancock and English organizing
committee. seated in Mr. W. X. Gels
handsome three-seated spring wagon,
went out to the LaPham school house
in Pleasant Valley township, for the
purpose Of participating in the glori-
Gus work Of organizing n Hancock
and English club. An enthusiastic
assembly Of loyal patriots greeted the
arrival Of the committee. aud after q
few formaiitie- and some music by the
Salina Martial Band, the object Of the
meeting was stated in mastery man.
ner by Mr.. W. r. Gei>. In the order
named rousing speeches were made by
Messns. J. b. O'Maliey, X. A. Levitt.
and Judge Foster. Mr.. Levitt de-
serves TO be complimented upon his
rendition Of The Alderman Of the
Second Ward" and hi. mastery e.
fort in trying to eloquently out-talk
that juvenile Hancock There was q
great deal Of interest manifested in the
success Of the meeting. 80 much 20
that several ladies honorei the occa-
sion with their presence, and one gen.
tleman came eighteen mile. in order
to be present at the meeting. Amer
three rousing cheer for the success Of
the military statesman and jusist,
Winfield Scott Hancock, twenty-five
names were enrolled amid great en-
thusiasm, each one trying to be one Of
the first TO enroll hi. name upon the
popular side. The osganiring com
mitiee then adjourned TO meet next
Friday evening NJ the Psr.oas sehnol
house. three miles ea~t Of s;aiina,
where the eighth Hancock and Eng
lish club will Be oegAnissd.
EsPERAyIA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
ChPisfian Church

DIR. :. Y. Dodd, having returned
from his trip to Pennsylvania
and Virginia, will preach at the Chris
tian church Of this place, on Lords
Day, August Il, at II and o'clock.
he hopes to meet many Of his old
friends and auditors.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

st. Stacy has gone on q pilgrimage
to some eastern shrine. doing pensnce
for his past wickedness. We hope
that his very bad countenance may be-
come NO Illuminated with the holy
light Of sincere repentance during his
absence, that he may not be taken for
an escaped fugitive by some detective
rather than the pure saint which he
Processes to he.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

The seining club n fishing went last
Tuesday. After dragging the Smoky
thoroughly, they succeeded I'm captur-
ing only one able-bodied fish, which
was promptly voted to the most hand
some man Of the party. We do not
hear reports of any "intense fun"
wherefore we conclude that the expe-
ditiOn was not cOmpIete success.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Some fearful hot weather the fore
part Of the week.
The company unloaded several cal
loads Of stone ut the depot on Monday
for the new depot building.
The management of the X. p. Houss
changed hands the fore part Of the
week, Mr.. J. &. Taylor retiring and
Mr.. w. X. Keith, Of Abilene, taking
charge. Mr.. Taylor will assume the
management Of the Ellis House, al
Ellis, Kansas. We arr very sorry Ia
lose Mr.. Taylor, his estimable lady,
and gentlenanly manager, Mr.. A. Il
Shepherd. from our midst. We wisi,
them q profitable and pleasant bust
ne~s in their new location. Mr.. Keith,
the present manager of the h. T.
House is q very pleasant gentleman.
He eOmes here well recommended aud
will will make IL pleasant for thOse
who stop nj the X. r.
As pleasant n little party as ever AZ.
sembled in BrOOkville, was that ut the
city hall on Monday evening. The
Italian hand Of Salina did their best
at producing harmonious music, and
theperfOrming parties acquitted them
selves nobly In tripping To the fAnci-
full.
Our weather prophet, Joe SHELTON.
wishes ia to state that q cyclone ID
mon to strike all those who owe the
butcher. Take heed, oh We people,
and govern yourselves accordingly.
5. ID. Decker returned from COlora-
do Monday night. very much improv-
Ell in health.
The family Of Mr.. Chas. Souer- go
to Colorado this week, where they ex-
pect to make their home.
DIR. Curtis has moved his stock Of
drugs to Lindsburg.
W. II. Gentry and wife and NJ. d.
Mccormick and wife will attend the
COnclave ut Chicago. next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

The peach and cram Festival given
at the Methodist church last Thursday
evening. was u very pleasant affair,
participated i'm 10y large number OF
people. The music was first-class. A
nice little sum was realized from the
entertainment,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Mr.. Ed. Whitman has sold his res
taurant business to Mr.. 4. keefer, the
very genial and accommodating clerk
who has 80 long been with Mr.. q. J.
Lay. The DelmonicO Restaurant has
had = frst-class reputation under
Whitman, which will surely he con-
tinued under the proprietorship Of Mr..
Keefer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Mrs. J. O. Campbell, started fol
Denver City last Saturday, to rejoin
her husband, who is engaged in the
practice Of medicine in the mountain
country. The best wishes Of large
number Of friends will accompany
this very pleasant and highly esteemed
family to their new location. Miss
Ada Campbell will leave for Colorado
about the 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Mrs. J. p. He,ligan died Of typhoid
fever at Pueblo, Colorado, last Friday.
Mrs. Hedigan was lady very much
esteemed here, and her many friends
will be greatly panied to learn Of her
death. She leaves husband and
young son to mourn her loss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

The District cooperation meeting Of
the Christian church in this city last
week, was very largely attended by
delegates from abroad. The society
accomplished a great deal Of work.
The visiting members were very nucl,
pleased with Salina hospitality.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Farmers, go to Lays for your lunch
6.
Go to Lays for Ice cream. II IL the
best.
Fancy writing papers at Whitehead
4 Seaman's.
Seasonable fruit always found 1t the
City Bakery.
Fancy writing papers at Whitehead
4 Seaman's.
Great bargains in Groceries at Ober
4 Hageman's.
Highest cash price paid for hogs nj
Bartlett 4 Jenkins,
Mark Twain. scrap hooks At White
head 4 Seaman'-.
Save money, and buy your Boots
and Shoes Of Sauer.
Highest cash prize paid for hogs NJ
Bartlett and Jenkins,
Mark Twain's scrap books At Whit
head 4 Seaman's.
Highest cash price paid for hog. n
Bartlett 4 jenkins.
Ice cream delicious as the nectar of
the gods n G. J. Lsy's.
Stereoscope- and View. at White
head 4 Seaman's
All the hoys buy their nobby hats
1t Ober 4 Hagemsn's.
Gs~.-- - N.s- - NrAss~
head Il Seaman's.
Goto Campbell 4 Tuthiil's for your
Dry Goods and Grocerie>-
Nice Axle Grease, the bet in the
world, NJ Ohef 4 HAgeman's-
Fans and Parasols II cura. Gone
and see at Oh~r 4 Hagemans.
You can ave money b. buying
your clothing d Obes 4 Haeru,an-
Hsts fos the nillion, good, nobby
and cheap, 1t Obrs . Hagt0an's.
You can ave from q 10 8 On . suis,
by buying Of Obef 4 nAgeman.
PSques, Percale,, Buntines, Gseoa-
dines. &C., - co~e ~ Obes 4 Hae<
mana
YoR RExr-The fpuos ruom In TIE
secnad stosy a whiteheaA 4 Seamas's
sepse. s1-sf
All Samnes Goods 81 greasly fpdse-
ed prices Soe the next - days af Ooes
4 aaeeman's-
The 1nest, nicsse, cheapest and bss1
stnck a. hnu1n nD6 shneD n kan&np- ful
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Miss Mamie Skancke was given q
party ut her grandmother's, Mn. E. L.
Norton's. Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was pretty and attractive sight to see
the y little misses In their " holiday
attire"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Mr.. J. w. Sutton, formerlya farmer
In this county hut now resident Of
Greenwood county, called last Mon
day. He is engaged in sheep raising,
being the possessOr Of 100 head, and
IL doing we'll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Next Saturday will be q gala day
with our colored people. They are
making preparations for grand time
at Oak Dale Park, in celebrating the
anniversary Of the emancipation proc
lsmatiOn. We understand that q
number of the colored people from
adjoining cities will be present, and
participate in the festivities.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Miss r. L. Phillips goes to Lincoln
Center this week to conduct the
County Normal Of Lincoln county.
Miss Phillips Is considered one Of the
best teachers in central Kansas, and
in Institute work she has very few
equals.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Mr.. Chas. Ross, Of Jacksonville, ILL.,,
general agent Of the Hamburg Fire
Insurance Company, was In the city
the past week Oh business connected
with that company. He alsO visited
with his friend and former partner in
business, Col. Palmer, and renewed
the acquaintance Of number Of for
mer Jacksonville people in Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Onrnsionri editors IL the Herald
should not take the trouble tn slip into
the hack door Of that Office. They
may n well 10 about their work pub
licly. The ear-msrks Of the articles
are sufficiently plain.
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s,esss OF the as,llENMsvaa.

The Iaserior, Of Chicago. speaking
of spiritual Songs for the sunday
School, Of which Scribuer 4 Co. have
printed l00. 900 copies, says:
ut may be expected thst among the
signs to herald the dawn Of the mill
lennium. will be the publication Of
hymn-book for Sunday-schoOls In
which there shall be NO dOgkefel
hymns-mere empty rhymes-and no
jig tunes. Until then. there will be
more or less Of . popular demand for
these articles, which hymn-b0ok na-
kers and publishers cannot well disre-
gard altogether. This latest work Of
Df. Robinson who, - . hymu-hook
maker II without peerl l. the most
unexceptionable. In this particular, Of
any book that we remember to have
seen. OF the S7S hymns in the hook,
many are old and among the moet
precious In the whole range u hyn,nol-
ogy; while 0f the new hymns, rome
are beautiful. and almost all are good.
The music, too. is generally Of = high
order Of merit. ladeed, taken ~ .
whole, We know Of NO other book -
excellent for the Sopdsy-rbOol SER
viee Il song ~ this, nor ~ adRirably
attrd fOr cultivating what h gnsefly
needed In all our Sunday schnols-o
love ene really good hymns and eaod
music. We note, ~ special feature
To commend, eight missionary hymns
two Of them h0me mis<iOnary-and
ten hymns appropriate to teachen'
neetings. A serious defect Ofthe book
which ought not 20 b. repeated in sub
sequent editions. h the omission Of
the names Of the aufhOFs q the hymns
and tunes ON the pages where they
ARE found, and the printing Of them
only in the index. Let the children,
NJ the same time they learn the hymns,
learn also the name. Of their authOrs.
This they will be- certain not to do.
where they have to turn "a the index
To lind them. In fineness Of paper,
clearness Of type and beauty u bind.
ing, the work Is equaled by nothing
I'm its line. II il . model"
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Well Done.

JUurHxI!
The Mayor and Council should have
vote Of thanks for having the sun
flowers cut down and the city so nice
ly cleaned up. 1t has never looked 80
we'll as at the present time, and all
good citizens will thank them for this
great improvement. TAX PAYER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Somebody with grudge against the
JOURNAL will probably succeed the
Rat of the Herald, while the par fell
low is absent recuperating and mourn
ing over the damage he has done the
st. John cause.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Judge Lewis Hanback, has gone to
Chicago to make some arrangements
with the Illinois Republican State
Central Committee with reference
to the contemplated political tour
of that State by the well known
Flambeau Club to which he belongs.
He returns SATURDAY. evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

1t is with pleasure we publish the
following from the Trinidad Nesrs in
regard to our former tOwnsman, r. +.
cate, Daily Ne,rs ami the Dcnsscrat.
O'COnnor. who was connected sue.
cessively with the FWmere' Adr0-
1t will be read with interest BY his
many friends
The Trinidad Neuy has SO far out
stripped all the Colorado newspapers
in giving an account Of the welcome
to the State of General Grant. The
proceedings in that city rs reported by
the Ne,cs occupy almost seven columns.
Sturges is u brick.-Denrer Tri6ua.e
We thank the Tribune for the high
compliment paid the Necs, and at the
same time, place the credit where it
belongs. The report was written for
the Nc,rs by Mr.. r. +. O.COnnOr, an
accomplished reporter and printer,
who is equally at home At the Gaze,
over the stones, perched over the cyl
Under or reporting public doings.-
Trinidad Ners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

The Democracy of Walnut town
ship are not numerous but confident.
Three Of them recently met t. elect
delegates to the county convention.
One was elected chairman, another
secretary. and one was left to make
the motions aud do the voting.
Methodisn. you know, had just such
start. Three met aud commenced
the boom. There's Il chance for the
Democrats vet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Owing To the late change in the
time Of arrival and departure Of
trains at Abilene, the continuance Of
that place rs an eating station has be-
come impracticable. Some Of the
trains have already made BroOkville
their eating station. and the balance
will sOOn follow suit. Mr.. Elias Cur
tis, the present proprietor of the Abb
lene eating house, endeavOred to lease
the railroad hotel at BroOkville, the
other day, but was unsuccessful. The
chances are that RrOOkville will be
made the permanent station, unless
Salina makes strenuous efforts in that
direction. 1t Is already rumored that
a costly depot building is contemplate
ell for that point, with stories-tiie two
upper stories Ia be used for hotel pur-
poses. We can zee no reason why the
company should go to that expense,
while it is the owner and pOssessor of
very good hotel building at this point
Probably if Salina acts, and that right
promptly, she may accomplish the To-
cation of the eating station At this
place.
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Vinegar.

WIKI snnch pleasure We produce the
fnllOwlax certificate Of our well-known
nhrmiSas. Me~srs. Barnes Il Sims, in
favor of fiae vinegar produced by Mr.
r. II. H<Sdcr, Of the Topeka Vinegar
Works. Mr.. Herder IL the only man.
u4actureS q this article ia Topeka, and
tlse testinsaial Of thee well-known
Chemists il taaaf justice tO his excellent
article. and MS efforts to supply our
people with ,.aEsaething pure and per
Esrt.
TOPEKA. RANs., Feb. =, 1851.
This IL to certify thai We have ex.
ainined several samples of vinegars
obtained from the factory Of X. II.
Hersier. proprietor a the Topeka Vim
eEar Works, and .iSo samples from
dealers in his brand e goods. and lind
them Ia contain no sA0lternfiOns Of
any kind. Nor did We Sud any Adul-
terating material ON his peemiss-s. We
pronounce the vinegar pure whole
ZONE article. BARNEs n Sins,
Chemists.
-kdnxds State Journal.
For Sale-whole~ale and rsfasl-by
T. NJ. Lutier, dealer in Gro1vries. Pro-
visions, etc, Pennsylvania sfofe, ssli-
M. Kansas. Ss-ssa.
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Grain Market.

Messrs. +. GOOsinOw X Co. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. =, Csc; No. >, &c; No. I, $50; rel,
SOC; Corn, zoe; shelled corn, aOc;
Oats, 2Oc.; Rye, 4Oc.
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A Good Chsacs.

For sale or rent-a good business
kssase aud lot, centrally located ON
Main Street, Lindshorg, Kansas.
Hsssse :0x ID; good store glass
fRses, four good dwelling MONS up
stain: cellar. out house. &C., &c. All
in Ssood repair. For Information en-
1nine Of JOHN GALLAGHER,
ss@f LindsbOrg, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

A letter addressed to EVAN p. Jones
Dry Creek, Kansas, North America,"
postmarked .Carnsarthen," remains
uncalled for in the Dry Creek, Saline
county, Kansas, poet ONCE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12
Salina now has two German Singing

Salina now has two German singing
societies: the I.eiderkranz, and the
"Germania"-a society recently or
ganized. The (iermania occupies the
old Leiderkranz Hall. and the I.ei,ier-
kranz occupies the old Athletic Hall on
Iron Avenue. The Germania has pur-
chased new furniture throughout, in
Guiding good organ from Mr.. G. Mel
bert.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

We would call the attention of eur
citizens To the new laundry opened on
North Santa fe. by Mr.. A. &. Gosi-
all. and assure those who will patrOn-
ize her of fir>t-cls.. work and satisfac-
ton. .aktf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Mr.. H. J. Parker has shown us
some beautiful specimens Of ore taken
from the mines around Ruby Camp,
Colorado. 1t excites ones speculative
nature to zee such clusters Of wire
silver and ruby silver as he exhibited.
Some Of the specimens Of ruby excel
anything Of the kind that We have
ever seen. Mr.. Parker 10 interested
in some Of the mines from which he
showed US ore with splendid indi-
cations We hope he has struck II
rich.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Dan. Lockwood went up the river
with the eXcursiOnists last Tuesday
afternoon. and after he had swung out
over the river on the swing above the
brewery, 'he sot down by the river
side. close by the bubbling water"
and dried his clothes. for his hands
slipped a. he was swinging to the
shore. He vows that when he went
under he could hardly hold his breath
until he came to the surface.
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Salina is regaininc her old time rep.

Salina is regaining her old time rep
utation AZ grain market, and every
day brings farmers from adjoining
counties to reap the advantages of 4
high grain market. Our mills are
running night and day, and consume
sbOut 1000 bushels daily. The eOnse-
quence is that they have to pay above
local market prices for grain to secure
the best. They are paying from 5 to 8
cents higher per bushel than any
buyers in adjoining towns, and q few
cents higher than the Kansas City
market, less the freight. Verify, such
things are good for Salina a. well rs
the farmers.
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Notiee cor Publication.

il Ne Esarirs Cssrf ~ Saisss fbssfy Esss-s.
Ssiins Buildinr A-~,-isiisn. P1sisfis
Sssssa BsiiaDsa aud Eiik.hrth Balisutn.
Dsfsraasi.
VHE at.ove-nans asf~ pAz ns.. simon Hsii.ans q
y and Eiizsh~sh ksilsmsn. Of ki~iy f~itsrviIls
L<ssssa eosnfy. Pennsylvania. ssn-rssss~ss. Of
fh~ sfsss Of Kss<ss heresy pssiksd that fksy
have s~~a sod By thu ss.svs-s.ns~d pisssfiS. in
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she1 by fks pisintiH fh-rvis hrfsrv to
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frvo III SaA 1sy 81 Nay. A u ts7S. ed th~ lore
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Lsass. 10 fsssy Il H. sass ssiiss nusdiss A-~~s-
sassa, ~ .sssA ksif q 10 Asifsf - sso-
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sALlSA DrILDfSs ASSOCIATION.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

DIR. w. ". NoClaip has sold bis
drug business to Dr.. Hauser, recently
Of Indiana. Had health compels DR..
Mccain TO make this change. The
climate does not agree with him. Our
citizens have formed q favorable opin-
ion Of Mr.. McClain and are sorry that
he will no longer be one Of them. All
join in the hope that he may speedily
recover his health. DR.. Hauser il .
very pleasant gentleman and We be-
lieve he will make very worthy sue
ceseor to DR. Nc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Cersiaesses Il b-ys-ts i.ssst. pnysAss 90 Ssussx.
ssa svsilsAlP ~ eli psssss 10 A6sssrs
Bod Il srAssi. soga. cry, ssvssAip eSsssy
sesss. aastsssa-esaaAs 81 ~ si.s. srssp sS eli
kisAs, ssa sscsrtsiss ssesrs1iy.
10 essasosss I'll ths srcsoo~fsissas ~s4ss.ssss
siih ssfs hsakiss
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Iron and brass castings. stone fronts,
columns, machine repairs, hOrse pow
- aud cane mills. engine repairs, DC.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION - INVITED rO ora
SAVINGS pgPARrNnNT.

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at The nae q slx Pt6 CENT - essssy 80
every sis o~ssks. 81 - sxSsS Astbssi 4 sss
s.s ss.. :..s. 2. s sv Sc, ssstR!.l e: rev.
PoGSb iNrsS.sf ID =. S..s' ~.
esa.sssss To asss issss~sa fr~a rs asa Of sssS
moatk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

We mentioned . few months ago
that the assessment Of property in this
school district for the year 1850, fell
short about 80, go under that Of the
year 1878 We have from Mr.. w. b.
Flanders the figures, which shows .
shortage Of about $50.oe. We give
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

Rather unhealthy weather, but there
Is not Q great deal of serious sickness.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-12

The following il the assignment OF
teachers for the high school building
Principal-T. d. Fitzpatrick.
Assistant Principal Miss II. L
Phillips.
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christisa Union Sunday School csavsa
tioa.

christisa Union Sunday School csavsa.
tioa.
The Christian Union Sunday School
Quarterly Convention will he held on
Saturday, August osth, in Joseph
Tolls grove.
PROGRAMME:
~ O'Clock by Rev. q. q.
Jackson.
instrumental music by Miss Lille
Milan.
Address by Rev. Joseph TOlle.
Speaking by Superintendent Of the
Mt. Zion School, aud singing by school.
Speaking by Superintendent Of the
Eureka School.
Music by Miss Milan.
Essay by Rev. d. Sargent.
Music by Miss Milan.
Adjourn one hour for dinner.
Speaking by Superintendent Of
Greenwood, Hobbs Creek-Union.
Pliny, Wheeler, Hobbs Creek-M. r..
and Stagg Creek, with singing by
their respective schools.
Essay by H. ID. TOlle.
instrumental music by Miss Milan.
Essay by n. p. Jackson.
Essay ly Miss A. Young.
Instrumental music by Miss Milan.
Recitation by Miss Lizzie TOlle.
Recitation by Phillie Pru.
Recitation BY Ada Ellis.
Recitation by Miss Lizzie Threlkeld.
Recitation by Mrs. H. w. Maltby.
Recitation by Miss Libbie Shaw.
Recitation by Miss Emma Strong.
Recitation by Miss Gertie Hobs0n.
Closing speech by Mr.. +. Marlin.
Closing song, "Gather at the River"
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