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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18
A. TuPeIo. Miss.

Mrs. John Blair visited relatives In Aber-
deem last week.
Mrs. 4. X. Stribling has returned home
after visit OF two weeks 10 relatives In
Fulton.
Mrs. Mabry, OF Shannon, has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. J. NJ. Williams, OF
this place.
Misses Made and Henrie Dunn have 70.
turned from long visit 10 relatives in the
country.
Miss Angie Baldridge, an accomplished
young lady Of Fulton, Miss, who has been
visiting Miss Annie Strbling OF our town,
returned home last week.
Mrs. Mcfver and daughter, OF Okolona,
Miss, passed through Tupelo last
"Wednesday on their way home from
Memphis.
Col. Blair, Gen. Finley. Col. Clayton
and Mr.. J. q Robins attended court at
Fulton last week.
There wg an enjoyable dance at the
home Of MIR. w. w. MCPHERSON last Mon
dhy night. lll.
Mr.. y. Green and Miss Addie Harl-
render, Of Verona, spent several days In
Tupclo last week.
The wife and little boy Of Mr.. G. V.
Savery, Of franklin, Ky, are visiting nj
Capt. r. NJ. Savcry'r
Mr.. J. W. Thomas has returned from a
visit 10 Fort smith, Ark.
The Rev. ]. 4. McShan spent a few
days nj Fairfield last week.
Miss spencer, Of Illinois, is visiting her
brothers family at this place.
Capt. Saycry made business trip 10
Planiesvillc last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mammalian and daughter, Mis-
Annie Mammalian, OF BALDWIN, have gone
TO Cairo, H., 10 reside permanently.
Tho question Of establishing furniturC
factory In Tupclo N being agitated.
Miss Sue Clark Is visiting relatives here
Mn L. l.. Gates is yisitinga sister In
Memphis.
Mr.. q. ID. Clarke has gone 10 south
| Alabama ON business.
Mcs-rs. holiilch and Walton went "a
New Orleans last week.
Mr.. Walter Clark spent Monday and
Tuesday In Verona on professional bust
NESS.
Miss Maria Sloan, OF Guntown, who hal
been visiting relatives In Fort Smith, Ark.
sioppcd here several days last week, OF
her way home. She was the guest Of Mrs
Finley while here.
Mis- Lula Williams spent few days q
Providence college last week.
Mr.. w. II. Clifton, Of Aberdeen, was II
town last week.
Mr.. VIII Houston, Of Okolona, was II
town last Thursday.
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home in Michigan City, much to the re-
gret OF her friends, who are always glad 10
have her with them.
Mrs. McNamee, OF Lagrange, Tenn,
and her daughters, Misses Anna and
Emma, are guestsiof Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u.
McNamee.
Prof. Hrsch, Who'll been here Tor some
months, left for Aberdeen u few days
since.
Miss Daisy Lucas spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home, and returned TO 'her
school on Monday.
The concert which was b have been
given last Friday night for the benefit OF
the woman's Christian Temperance union
had TO be postponed on account OF an acci-
dent to two OF the participants.
II. l.. Milan, IT,, now OF Leland, ana
conductor on the Louisville, New Orleans
4 Texas railroad, was in town Saturday.
II. G. Daily, the genial and accommo>
dating representative OF ID. III. Baldwin q
Co, Of Memphis, WAS In town several days
this week.
ID. g. McClarty, the popular commercial
tourist OF Oliver, Finnie * Co., OF Mem
phis, was in town several days this week.
G.. 5. Hart, Of Benton county. Ark,
spent few days here with his relative, D..
A. Smith.
DIR. J. w. Gray went 10 Memphis Fri.
day TO see his grandson, Master Ben Gray,
who Is quite Ill with pneumonia. His
daughter, Mrs. Ben Gray, accompanied
him to the bedside Of her son.
Mr.. Bender, who has been with Mr..
Roth for some time, has gone to Green
vile 10 open jewelry store on his own
account.
William Hull, Of Benton county, paid a
short visit this week 10 his daughter, Mrs.
Rice 7. FAINT.
r. w. McGuirk, Of Memphis, was out
Monday night.
DIR. hyer attended the meeting Of the
State board OF health, which met in Jack
son tho iirst Of this week.
Mr.. ID. w. Miller has gone TO st. Louis.
Col. q. w. McKic, Of Chulahoma, wa'
In town day or two ago.
John I4agomarsino paid flying visit Il
Sheffield.
Misses sallle ard Cora withers, OF Vie
toria, have been visiting Mrs. Logar
| Walker.
Mr.. y. l.. Smith, Of Memphis, spen
several days among his friends here.
DIR. Hyer delivered q lecture last Thurs
day 10 the senior class at Maury institute
on the subject Of digestion.
Miss Annie Walter has returned home
accompanied by her friend, Miss Barry, q
Jamestown.
A negro school-housc, about five mile
from town, was burned few days ago.
| Mr.. N. u. Doddridge was married 4
Miss Ballad, OF Mount Pleasant, one da
this week.
Milton jackson, negro boy, was Al
rested and fined last Saturday for carryin
concealed weapons.
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DRAMATIC aud Ma.Ieal.

London papers are advertising two final
concerts 10 be given by Nine. Christine
Nilsson.
Mrs. ]. b. Potter Il 20 do cleopatra"
next season. David Belasco will get up
the production.
Another version Of "As In a Looking
Glass" and called "Miragc," was done at
the Princess theater, London, last week.
Minnie Palmer will play three months
In England In the autumn. She will APP
pear Tor fifteen weeks In America next
season.
Carrie Jamison recently Joined Ms. J.
n. Potter. II h announced BY II. y. Alb
bey that MnN Potter will star Tor the spring
season commencing March 1917 under his
management
Tony Hart IA 10 have a matinee benefit
at the Academy OF Music. March 10, when
two acts Of Julius Cesar" will be given
with Robson M Cassius, Crime NJ Marc
Anthony, Florence n Caesar, and Nat
Goodwin ~ Brutus.
The "Pcarl Of Pckin," which Is 10 sue
coed the "Corsair" at the Bilou, Is the
English version Of Iccoq's opera boufic,
"fleur de The" which has not been heard
in English In this country. II was origi-
nally produced in Paris in 1868.
Nine. Minnie Hank IL at present sing.
ing In 1.-THE Tanning Of the shrcw, I"
~ Africainc," "Thc Merry Wives OF
Windsor" and, Of course, Carmen" In
the principal cities Of Germany, where she
has been given the most enthusiastic re-
ception.
The opera season al Wallack'sM already
announced, viii begin with the iint pro-
duction ON any stage Of Tho Lady OF the
Tiger" the lbrctto Of which Is the work
OF sydney Roscnicld, and h based on
Frank x. Stockton delightful little sketch
Of the same name.
Hanslick relates several anecdotes about
Becthoven's pcculiaritics In money mat
tcrs. During tho time the Vienna Con-
grx WIS In session beethoven gave q con-
cert before "Partcrrc OF Queens" Of
which he wrote In the following manner
.The Emperor OF Russia alone paid TO
spcctably for his ticket with 300 ducats,
the King Of Prussia with 10 duoats Very
shabby"
Abbey has secured for next season Jane
IIsding, NJ. Damalo and NJ. Co9uelin. NJ
| Coquelin, Nine. Hading and N. Dsmala
will be seen In 81 the orig
inal Of Robcrtson's English comedy OF
poirs'S "pcaisr. {" aTrou.frou," "Paties
dc Mouch" GA Scrap Of Paper LIE,
traneierc." and Camilla" OoQuclin and
Damsla win act In Don Cesar do basan'
and ''TartuIo, and Nina. Hzdins and n.
| Damala will be seen In their original char
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New memphis Tiscater.

The charming and favorite little come
dienne Lizzie Evans will be the next at
traction for three nights and matinee.
commencing tomorrow (Monday) in the
following repertoire; Monday, "Fogg's
Ferry" Tuesday, a new domestic comedy,
the first time in Memphis, ''The Robins
Nest" which will also be repeated at the
matinee; Wednesday, sour Angel" The
latter performance will be for the benefit
Of the local lodge OF Elks, Memphis Lodge
No. q, u. L. o. H., and every indication
points toa crowded house on that occasion.
Miss Evans is quite popular in Memphis,
and this will be her second visit this sea-
son. Her new play, "The Robins Nest, y
is highly spoken Of Ii is in four acts, and
is IA story OF English rural life, the plot
turning upon the attempt OF scheming
attorney to PALM off certain Corporal 4
daughter as the heiress 10 wealthy es-
tate. Whether the claim is fraudulent or
not, Is skillfully concealed until the last
scene During the performance Miss
Evans will introduce several new
songs, dances. medleys, etc., which
will prove an agreeable feature. "Fogg'f
Ferry" will be produced with special
scenery-the great torpedo explosion
scene being very realistic. This play and
also '0ur Angel has been considerably
improved and revised since its presenta
ton in October last. The cast remains
the same.
Lizzie Evans and her comedian, Stew,
Corey, will introduce spirited medley
from the comic opera ''Erminie." In
"Foggs Ferry" ON Monday night tn,
music and dancing in this play is de
cided feature.
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You were standing alone In the silence,
When passed down the stairs that night,
Alone with your thoughts In the shadow
Away from the fircs soft light
Aud never greeting you gave me,
Not word your lips let TALL.
AS CAME from the light Ia your side, dear.
Thatnight IN the old oak halli
but know, nh, so we'll the secret
Yon fancied you kept unseen.
And hated the pride that was standing
Likea shadow our hearts between.
So told YOU TINT night a story.
And you listened n In spell,
Till | saw you guessed the meaning
OF the story tried TO tell
You inin would have silenced me then. dear;
To leave IL untold were best
Too late. Tor learned as you drew me
To your heart that you knew the rest
And the shadow passed by from between IA
= Forever beyond recall,
As you whispered the end OF the story
Thai night III the old oak hall
IT fboa,Lers journal
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40 Martin. Team.

Mrs. ID. Philpottc, very cstimable lady,
died Thursday and was Inferred Friday Ia
the city cemetery. She had been a sui.
fercr for years. and AZ a devout Christian
gladly welcomed death. The gricf-strickcn
family have the sincere sympathy OF the
entire community.
Mr.. Blan, Harris Is again holding cases
ON the Mod.
Work has been begun on the new add
ton 10 the Methodist parsonage. II vii
bo rapidly pushed forward and will In I
few weeks bc ready for occupancy.
Our three jewellers moved their place o
business this week. Mr.. Joe Roscnfeld
moved from Nowlin & Stanord's drug
siore 10 Wcstbrookc's grocery. Scott a
Son moved from the hank building 10
Nowlin's drug siorc, and q. W. Bowden
moved from w. r. blackwell 4 Co.'S 10
Plummcr x Bakers.
Mc.~rA. Z.,kc killebrcw aud ]. II. Far
mer travelling sllcsmcn, Who claim Martin
M their home, arc In the city shaking the
hands Of their many friends.
Mai q. 4. Thomas, our genial post
master, has recovered. Mai. Thomas has
suffered greatly. the past ten days from al
old war wound.
The Rev. A. II. Cabin,ss, OF Louisville
and editor Of the pirioR Recorder, Of thai
city, delivered two able sermons here sun
day, In the baptist church. The Rey
Cabinc~ was missionary 10 China ycar
ago, aud In 1880 WIS professor at th'
Townsville baptist college.
Mrs. Giles, ol Kentucky, Is visiting he
daughter, Rev. Mrs. q. l.. Ellis.
The measles aud mumps are almost cpl
dcmlc In and around Martin.
MIR West killcbrw, who has been al
invalid Tor several year', has come In frou
the country 10 spend few weeks witt
Esq J. NJ. Ridgway, his iathcr.in.law.
Matte Ellis, Of Ralston, IA visiting MI
Michael Brasfcld aud family.
Some Of our farmers arc sowing oats.
Wheat In this section, at present, doc
not promise bOuniiml harvest.
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.Monte Crisfo.-

Next Thursday evening and during the
rest OF the week, including a Saturday
matinee, James 0'Neill and companv will
reproduce his celebrated drama "Monte
Cristo" at the theater Mr.. O'Neill has
made his own the roles Edmond Dantes,
Able Busoin and Count Monte Cristo.
II isa fascinating novel and II is q FMS.
cinating play, one which people seem moi
TO weary OF when Il is properly staged and
presented by strong company like that
which surrounds 0'Neill There are
many strong characters in the play
Douglass, Cadcrousse, Noirtier, Carconte,
Albert de Moncerf and Mercedes. The
prison scene In Chateau dir is exceed
ingly effective, and the escape Is thrilling
and exciting. Among the people in IN,
cast are Carroll Fleming, Messrs. Man
ming, Shervell and shannon. and Misses
May Wilkes and Kate Fletcher-al YER,
clever people
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18
A LOVE STORY.

We leave the wintry woods and stand
Beside the old grny wall,
"uood by" he saya, and clasps my hand
And leaves me-tfis h all
To him a walk 'nclth cloudy skies,
The careless mifth ~ friends
To me. n glimpse Of Paradise
That al TOO surely cnda
Why necd 4. standing IN my room.
Recall his parting worif
Why dream 81 iowcrs aud summer bloom,
Aud minstrclsy II blrdsf 800. u
! know that not = Thought Of me
shall al hl< hean tonight ft
Vet. a. the moonbeamt on the sea.
Oef me he cast light
Hls are the sunny wars 81 fIfe.
The biarxnm and the vine.
The thorn, the struggle and the strlle.
The nching heart. src mine
In hts happy gfnor and ease.
A welcome frNhnc.s dwelis
That bids me dream q Highland bruess
Acfo.x the heather bella
fbuiid my cs-tlc hut on and,
know II soon will hll
A ray Fpodibye. q cisspiuE hand,
4 smlis-snd thl< \ ali. l|
A winter SUNBEAM. faint aud pzis
That binds The snow n kiss
A winter blo~<om smsll and mil
Ny hope 4 only this
--Sos o'ians fim,-ss
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AMONG THE STAGE FOLK.
THE WEEKS EVENTS AT THE LOCAL
THEATER.
Profitable Business Last Week--Lizzie
Evans-o'Neirs Monte Cristo"--
General Gossip About Plays and
Players--The Musical World.

During the first half Of the past week
the attraction at the theater was the ia
nous Jersey Lily, Mrs. Langtry, who APP
peared in "As in Looking Glass and
"a Wife's Peril, before large and admir-
ing audiences. An entertainment was
given by the pupils Of Miss Grace LEVEL
lyn's school on Thursday night, and the
remainder Of the week was filed out by
the HENDERSON, Quintet club, Of Boston,
who gave excellent concerts under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
association. The engagement closed at the
matinee yesterday. No performance at
NIGHT.
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AZ sewanee.

March Is was beautiful clear day
for the opening of the Lent term
Of the University Of the South, and
there was better attendance than
usual OF strangers from remote parts Of
the country. Michigan, Kansas, Ponnsyl
vnnia and Missouri were represented. A
brief service by the chaplain, the Rev.
Thomas 7. Gailor, preceded the formal an.
nounccmcnt by the vice-chanccllor, the
Rev. Tclfair lIodgson, ID. d., l. l.. D., OF
the opening. The service was impressive.
Prayers and responses were hearty. A
good congregation gathered in the chapel
(St Augusiine). The announcements by
the faculty were received and the service
ended
The Alumni association, nj their last an.
nual meeting, appointed Principal silas
McI,ec, Of Paramount college, their repre-
sentative Of the Permanent Endowment
association. His trip through the gull
States resulted In the accumulation OF a
crcditablc sum which will doubtless grow
large from the impression made upon
many by u just prcsentment Of the univer-
sity's claim TO favor. The domain Of
10000 acres has grown perceptably in
value by the erection OF several handsome
residences, and the chapel house, pymna-
stun and cloistes of sandstone that form
half u the projected new chapter Of st.
Augustine. Chancellor Gregg, OF Texas,
was not present.
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A. WsIIy Npring-, Mis-.

Senator Thomas s. Kepn has been CIR.
culating among his many friends here for
the past few days
The Hon. N. J. McKinny has returned
from jackson.
Misses Maudc Lester and Anna Myers
u Memphis, are visiting Min Hycr.
MS. Dr. Jackson left yesterday Tor her
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A. Incl.son. Tenn.

Capt. Ed Lindsey is in LATHE Rock on
business
Col. Clifton Dancy, one Of our wealthiest
citizens, has gone 10 Illinois.
Col. Robert Allison visited Memphis last
week.
Mr.. d. w. Hughes, Of Memphis, has
spent several days here.
DIR. NJ. s. Nicely, who has been visiting
Gainesville, Tex, arrived home Thursday.
Mrs. j. 7. Bolts and her son Chester are
visiting relatives in ~. Louis.
The Rev. j. w. BACKYARD and family, OF
Dresden, Tenn, are visiting here.
Miss Belle withers Is visiting friends in
Trenton, Tenn.
Judge I. G. Muse is attending court at
Lexington.
Mrs. j. +. Avis, nee Trason, OF Taylor,
Miss, is visiting home folks near Denmark,
| this county.
Mrs. Gen. A. W. Campbell has returned
home from visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
w. II. Mcintosh, in Memphis.
] Capt. ]. NJ. McGlathery, of Wilson, La,
has been called to the bedside OF his babe
here, who is quite sick.
DIR. w. =. Goodwin, OF Spring Creek,
one Of Madison county's best citizens, llas
gone with his family TO Trinidad, CAL,
where they will reside in the future.
| Mr.. J. VI. IIarlage left Thursday on a
weeks visit 10 relatives in Marshall, Tex.
Mr. +. NJ. McChnahan, Of Caruthen-
vile, Mo-, Ii in the city visiting friends
and relatives. lie speaks OF moving here
10 educate his children.
The Rev. A. J. Hall, Of this city, cele'
brated his iiity-fiith birthday anniversary
Thursday, the 10th inst, by having friends
and relatives ~ dine with him.
Col. J. G. Clark, general manager Of The
Mobile & Ohio railroad, and Col. T.. l.
Russell, general solicitor OF the company
were In the city this week.
Mr.. j. o. Evans and Miss Bette John
son, of Clinton, Ky, were married at the
Robinson house, this city, few days ago
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18

Peoria, Ill.. March 1.-THE meeting Of
the whisky trust, Which concluded here
last evening. hadbecn In session three
DAYS. Nothing csuld be found out as to
the business transacted, except the dcclar.
alton today that a adlvidcnd OF onc-h half
OF pcr ccnt. for che month OF February.
A monthly dividcpdAlll be declared here
after. 1iivi
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yiolinist, wss also favorite, and was APP
plauded enthusiastically.
The annual chiIdren's ball was given by
our Jewish citizens Wednesday night, at
Concordia hall, and was great success.
The children had full possession, and en-
joyed it immensely until IL o'clock, when
they were sent TO the supper-room for re-
freshments, and the ballroom was turned
over to the older set, who danced until 2
o'clock.
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Mr.. j. Il. Thackston and Miss Bobbie
Collins were married last Sunday evening
at the residence OF Dir. j. l.. Thackston.
About fifty invited guests witnessed the
beautiful ceremony, performed by the Rev.
ii >. Gaines, after which supper was an
nounced and all adjourned TO the dining
hall, whore bountiful repast was spread.
The bride and groom left on the o'clock
train the followipg morning Tor tour
through north Mississippi.
DR.. II. Ray, one OF the oldest and best
citizens OF Yalobusha county, died at his
home near here last Sunday morning. Dr.:
Ray was well known and highly respected
by our people, and was a leading member
Of the Masonic fraternity.
Mr.. G. L: Lyncb, Of Water Valley, was
in town Friday.
MIR. J. II. Smith, Of Air Mount, was a
visitor to Cofieevilfe last Monday
Mr.. Ernest Wilbourn, we'll known and
popular drummer, was in town this week.
Prof. j. K Preston, State superintendent
Of education, spent Thursday in the city
Mr. J. j. Davis and family, OF Water
Valley, were visitors to Cofieeville Thu
week.
Miss Esther RYburn, who Las beer
teaching school in Calhoun county, has re
turned and is now visiting friends in town
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1vENrs IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH
BORING POINTS.

Weddings. Receptions and Entertain
rnsnts- Movement and Prospects,
Reflections Of the Society Reporter
(, The Social Season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-18

IL you have no appetite, Msns-lin win
give you one. II yoa overest yourself Man.
ain will relieve you-
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That tired feeling and los. Of appetite are
entirely overome by Hoods sar-apsr'iia.
the peculiar mcdisIpsa Try Il and go.
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40 prerassae. Miss.

fernando has enjoyed quito a round Of
social events the past few weeks, but the
most enjoyable Of all was grand mask
ball given by the young gentlemen Of
fernando on last Thursday. March 4
Tho gentlemen all met At tho rooms Of
Mr.. n. Diccroecr, where they donned thor
masks, aud at the tap Of the bell all pro.
cccdcd 10 the courthouse, the young ladies'
leaving from the residence Of Mr. Wcsson
al the same time. The costumes were too
elaborate to attempt description. Tho
following Ia a partial list of thOsc present
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ilemen complimentary to the Progressive
German club. They deserve all that can
be done.
Mrs. A. X. Ward Is visiting her mother
in-law, Mrs. Judge East, Of Nashville. She
will 90 from Nashville TO Wellesley, Mass,
to spend the Easter holidays with her sis.
ter, Miss Ruth Toof, with relatives in New
Haven and New York.
On Tuesday night last Miss Katherine
Wright gave q box party In honor Of Miss
Mamie Jackson, her guest. Those partci
pating were Misses Kate Wright, Mamie
jackson, Fannie Mosby and Bcttye Sci
den, and Messn. Frank Farrabec, james
Warren, Tom Hunt and Lee Beard.
Mr.. G.. w. Cutter, OF vieksburg, Miss,
and Mrs. II. L. Stotcsbury were quietly
married mt the Strangers church Monda,
afternoon, last, by the Rev. N. M. Long
No cards. The bridal party left immedi
ately for Vicksburg, their future home
They were followed by the good wishes O
a host OF friends.
A social event OF the week was the de
lightfnl entertainment given by Miss Lew
ellyn, at which home talent came 10 the
front and did itself infinite credit. One o
the most pleasing incidents that market
the evening was the reappeapnce Of Mis-
Florence Gage, after years absence. Sh'
favored the audience with two selections
Homer Bartlctt's Motherhood an,
Greghs screnadc, "Open Thy Lattice II
both OF which her rich, clear voice wa
heard at its best.
Master Charlie Edmunds Walk, son o
the Rev David Walk, commemorated III,
thirteenth anniversary Of his by birth enter
tanning few Of his friends ON Friday even
ing. Among those who graced the occa
sion were Masters Alfred Mason, Russell
Briney, Bonnie CASH, Miss Annie Briney
Willie Hoffman, Jimmie Milligan, Fanni,
Flannery, Henry Hoffman, Charlie Elan
merry aud Mildred Cash. The occasion wa
greatly enjoyed and was unanimousl,
voted an entire success. The COLLATION.
spread by the youthful host was abundant
varied and elegant, aud the gay party 70
tired wishing their young friend man
happy returns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-30

Nav York 10 not necessary to
the success OF the Republican party.
She'll get there all the same, how
ever.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-01
Solomon News and Notes.

Solomon is alive to her interests, and
will he ready to improve the opportu-
mites the coming excursions may at
ford.
Our city was never more peacable,
orderly and quiet than now; Vas never
under better government. Under the
iudiciOus management of Mayor AL
drich, the city will be out of debt and
have money in the treasury at the ex-
piratiOn of his present term. A condi-
ton of financial affairs of this city not
enjoyed by our Taxpayers for some
seven years.
The wolf hunt on Saturday resulted
in the death of one-wolf.
p. S. Warren and ]. L. Galbreath,
two of our home whist club, boarded
the U. L. train Saturday for Salina. in
response to the following from the AL
dine Club" Come on with your
children, the bears are ready" The
playing was spirited, and resulted in
victory for Solomon. The boys report
that they were royalty entertained.
The churches were well attended
Sunday, and at night there was 8 On.
ion Sunday School Convention held al
tie III. E. church, with a crowded
house. In fact, this community il
noted for chptch:going people,
The case of the State of Kansas VS.
Reynolds is watched with much inter
est by our citizens. REP"