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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13

The lumber and timber for the nov
city hall Is being hauled npon The
ground and viii soon be tackled by the
carpenters.
Johnny Wilson, an ex-cowboy, was
arrested in sturgis last night and taken
to Rapid this morning by Ed Boyd,
deputy sheriff Of Pennington county,
charged with stealing horse, saddle.
etc, from the Fishhook cattle ranch.
Mrs. Glover has removed to Sturgis
and opened q dressmaking establish
ment on lower Main street, opposite the
planning mill. Mrs. Glover has acquired
a well-earned reputation among the
ladies Of this place during her three
years residence at the post.
Word reaches the ADVERTISER that
the north bound blackboard from Spear
fish to Miles City was carried away in
the Belle Tourche, Saturday, drowning
four horses and losing the mail and bag
gage. w. W. Dayy, who left here
Wednesday for Montana, lost his ward
robe.
John 2. Keffeler was.up from the val
ley Wednesday last with one arm in a
sling, the result of an accident. While
shingling roof Mr.. Keffeler slipped
and making an effort to save himself
from falling, be struck his arm against
an open knife, cutting quite a.seyere and
painful cash in it.
A meeting Of the resident members Of
the Black Hills Soldiers and Sailors
association was held on Saturday last.
B. P, Hough was called to the chair and
DIR. Pratt welded the pencil. The OBJ
jet Of the meeting was to perfect ar
ranSements for the coming reunion.
Caytain Gardner was present by invita-
ton, and addressed the meeting in his
usual forcible style. He stated that
there was every assurance that the COM
ing reunion would be one of the most
successful and pleasant gatherings ever
held by any organization in the Hills,
and predicted that an immense throng
would be present on both days. The
following gentlemen were appointed as
chairmen of the various committees:
Finance, Q. W. Jewett; programme,
Capt. G. v. Gardner; music and invita-
ton, DR.. G. W. Pratt; reception and
supper, Fl. A. Carpenter; hall, t. G..
Cook; grounds, N. FL. Loup; tents,
George Scales.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13

The first annual meeting Of the Black
Hills Soldiers and Sailors association
will be held at Sturgis on July 8 and 4,
1883. All members of the association
are expected to be present, and those
who are entitled to membership but have
not yet been enrolled are especially urged
to present their names to the secretary
on or before the dates named. The pro-
gramme and other particulars regarding
the reunion win be published in due
time. By order of J. B. FAIRBANK,
G. w. PRATT, Chairman Elk. Com.
Secretary.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13
Grand Ball.

Olive Branch Lodge No. At, A. F. and
A. NJ, and Bare Butte Lodge No. 46, I.
o. 0. f., viii give grand ball on the
evening of July 4, in Francis hall,
Sturgis. No special invitations will be
issued. A general invitation is extended
to all friends of the two orders to be
present and participate in the festivi-
ties. Supper will be served at the
Sheridan house.
BY order of COMMITTEE.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13
Church Social.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give social at the church Friday
evening next. The occasion will be
made pleasant and very entertaining, as
excellent refreshments will be among the
attractions. ALI are invited.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13
Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting of the Black Hills
mission of the NJ. =. church will be held
at Whitewood, beginning June 26, 1888,
and will last one week. The meeting
viii be held on the edge Of town, only a
few rods, from the depot, in beautiful
grove near an abundant spring of fresh
water. Reduced fare on the railroad.
Come with tents, or you can find beard
in town at low rates by the week or by
the day.
E. G. WARREN Pastor.
j. WILLIAMS. Sup't of Mission.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13
The Regular Quarterly Meeting

The regular quarterly meeting of the
board Of directors of the First National
Bank of Sturgis will be held at their
banking house in the city of Sturgis,
Dakota, July 10, 1888, as provided for
by the bylaws of the corporation.
+. J. DAVENPORT. Cashier.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-06-13
Attention, Ex-goldierg and sailors

J. WILLIAMS, sup't Of Mission.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

A dastardly attempt to wreck the incom.
ing Memphis & Charleston passenger
train, due here at 6.l0 o'clock, Friday
morning, was made at Bailey's Station,
twenty miles from this city.
The fend who attempted 80 atroclous a
crime was George Williams, worthless
negro.
lie has been In the habit Of loahng
around the depot at Collervlle, insulting
whites and stealing everything he could
place his hands upon.
The depot officials becoming tired of
him ordered him to stay away from the
premises. lie replied in an insolent man
ner and he was forcibly elected, at the
same time receiving sound thrashing as
reminder not 10 return.
lie resolved upon revenge MS the only
way TO soothe his feelings, which were
very much hurt by the just treatment he
had undergone.
Friday morning he arose before day
break, walked 10 Bailey's station, placed
heavy piece OF timber across the track
and seated himself under tree near by
10 witness the crash.
He was notgrat6ed, however, MS the en-
gineer discovered the obstruction in time
to stop the train.
Seeing that his attempt was unsuccess-
full, Williams got up and leisurely walked
away. The engineer succeeded in getting
description Of the fellow, and tele-
graphed il TO the Colliervile officials
Officer Perry, Of the Memphis police force,
was at Collerville at the time looking out
for Florida refugees, and he was also asked
TO look out for the villain. Yesterday
Perry discovered his man and arrested
him. lie was taken before Squire Harrell
at that place, and committed TO Jail TO
await the action Of the grand jury. The
officer arrived in the city yesterday and
turned his prisoner over TO Jailer Alex
|
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26
INVITE 10 Celebrate.
Memphis VIII be- Welcome NJ Nebraska
City on the 3Oth Int.

Memphis VIII be- Welcome nc Nebraska
City ON the JOth Inst
The following letter was received ycs,cf.
day
NruhfEt CIV. Sob Aug "a issN
D hu,lIur .e,HHr UHBfi II Trade Memphis
Dear Sir Our board Ut trade, In con.
iur on with cItIf'us and officials Of the
Chic go burlington q Quincy railroad,
propose 10 celebrate The completion Of the
fic, bridge built by the burlington route
ov, .tc Missouri fi,cr nt this point IN y
bee uing manner, on Thursday, August
90
A. On behalf Of our organization beg
reayc 10 extend hearty invitation 10 your
body 10 he present on that occasion, and
remain, youu truly,
II. & Souwivp, scc'y
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dat dem people endured II dis long. De
time am passed, even wild de niggahs,
when man grabs hold of dc string and
thinks he can pull and pull, and dose at
de oddcr end not gwine ter git tired an
kick. ! tried dat onc't, an it didn't take
de congregashun what | wuz pullin' long
ter knock my eye out. Senco den, when
sees 'em lookin' cross.oyed at me outen
both eyes, knows somethin's gwine ter
drap, an | begins ter look round fer n
sof seat.
"Gracious mel Hcah Use bin talkin'
ter you all dis time, an 'Liza's Mt home
rollin' and tumbin wild de collie!
started out fer u doctor. III goes back
an finds dat CONAN dead, dar'll he n fine
opportunity fer u jury ter say Use crazy.
Hump long, ole man."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26
THE COURTS.

At the chancery clerks Office bill was
filed by Mrs, Kate II. Miller, for use, etc,
against Kelly, Roper x Riley, and the as.
signces Of the firm. Plaintiff loaned the
firm 500 in money and received note
for the same, but IL was signed by Morgan
j. Kelly, individually, although the
money was loaned TO the firm. This error
was not noticed by complainant until
after the firm had made an assignment,
whereupon she prays for decree against
defendants as a partnership debt, etc.
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Criminal annrI.

Elijah Ford, assault with intent to muir.
der, jury and verdict; guilty and three
years in the penitcntiary.
In the case Of the State w. Louis
Lane, indictment for murder, the fol-
lowing plea was filed yesterday In
the criminal court of Shelby county f:
The defendant comes 10y attorney and for
plea aud says that ho is not OF sound mem.
DRY and discretion, but is laborng under
present insanity, being incapable Of self.
control and subject Ia outbunts danger.
Gus alike 90 himself and others, which he
IN ready 10 verify and which hc prays may
hc inquired of and determined on this
plea OF present insanity.
Loris LANE, by attorney.
The case was continued over 10 next
term, commencing September IL.
In the case Of Deb Nolan. murder, the
defendant was arraignod and pleaded not
guilty.
NJ. Mckinney, disturbing public wor.
ship, fined so aud thirty days in county
work .housc.
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G. u. BRYAN ~ co.
Gui
KENTUCKY Coat
ALABAMA Coat.
fIITsnuRo Coal.
a victory Tor the Armstrong Furniture
sounauN

A lady from Mississippi was In the city
yesterday for the purpose Of purchasing
n large lot u furniture with which Ia fur
ni-h her new residence, aud being dcsir-
Gus Of getting the best articles Tor the
least money she made thorough canvass
Of the city, and finally favored the Arm
strong Furniture company with the order,
saving that they hal the best, most com.
plclc, aud boy inr the cheapest furniture in
Memphis, and that Il afforded them great
pleasure Ia wait ON their customers.
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VOCAL TRAINING.

A well.Known songstross About to
Entor tho Educational Field.
LoycN Of good vocal music will be de-
lighted To learn that one Of our best vocal.
lists has decided 10 enter the educational
field aud devote herself To the training and
cultivation oi promising voices. There
las long been need In Memphis Of SUI
iicicncy Of vel! equipped vocal instructors
Ia take charge Of the crude voices that an.
uually ~ to ruin hcr ior want VI proper
cultivation AMI care. Miss Carrie kcat-
ing las done excellent work la this line,
aud Il b pleasant 10 note that the good
cause is IN bC strengthened by ~ accom-
plishcl an instructor ~ Miss Mary Mhoon,
whose voice has ~ often charmed all
hcnUn hy hrr delightful singing. Miss
Mhoon j. pupil Of the celebrated master
aud composer ~. Marzn Of New York.
and went through q thorough course oi
study anl training under his direction.
After September ! she will take limited
number Of pupils la singing, and those
who desire a. have the services Of a COM
sciyntious aud well equipped instructor
should apply Ia time Tot her services.
"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

After September /, lSSS, can be- found nj
~, Second street Carrying fall line Of
watches, diamonds, icvclp, bicycles, sun
dries. etc. Money a. lend ON good COLI
lateral. Call aud see him.
= \. GupsuAW, 2pi Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

fm'r.ctNss table board NJ Fmnsiola's
on Front street, opposite yusiom.housc.
Tho table j. supplied with the choicest
food tie markets ai'ur and cuUlully
served. Regular meals 10 rruts.
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- urNovrn nv ruE usE % COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Eumylts flayoring extracts arc tho
tgFL
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rHor W. :. JoNrs' new school ON Her.
nhnio street will be- one oi the handsom-
Get buildings Ia the city.
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Cur up clubs i1r Tur Wrrgty Arrr,t
AMI -ccutc one Of the cash prizes scc list
published
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Nrrut Mineral Waters ON duught of
Scahfu0ks Drug Sior.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMrnis Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.
BRISKLEY LUMBER Co.. l24 Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
22 Bcale street. Tel. 1856 for wagon 10 call.
CnolcR rigs at ]. T.. Edwards x Co. q
Livery, Third and Monroe.
PANTS made TO order from 90 up ].
Mcnke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LIE LuMnyR Co., $50 Second street.
sash, doos, blinds, shingles, holdings.
TuRNING and scroll saving and stair
building. II. RIscuE, 10 Mccall street.
BRANcH OfrIcE Memphis Steam Laun.
dry, 3j7 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
G. r. HoTcHRIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es
pccially solicit No. SO Monroe street
Mn. T. NJ. GALnREArH, Secretary ant
Treasurer of the Memphis Land and IL
vcstmcnt Company, can be found at hii
office No. Madison street.
PuRE and white MS tho flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN q Lilly CoFTEE AND SrIcE Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26
FrancO-German War.

Transformation
n
Paris covering Miles Camcs HeTaly Correct Alsntey New
The Marvellous Spectacle PRODUCED requiring stage 900 feet vide %
aJoTusof ilcrye etc,
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Gr up clubs ior rur WEEKLY Atrial
andtyyuc one ul the cash prizes See lists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

lu,Y lliVruN b finest aud bcsi Virginia
tobacco Sold by all iobbrr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

DoN't fotggt the dear ones away l1r the
summer. scnl them box Of Floyd 4
Moneys candles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

" smoking h comfort and q pleasure,
Then buy something good. Tho Grand
Republic Ighuis nw What you want.
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lApns, ifN Rising Sun baking powder
and you will never usC any other
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lNsrur your rinhouscs In the Citizens
Insurance company, NO a. Madison street.
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Charles llin and Lena Dickinson, col
orcd. Henry Harden and Nancy Mat
thcws, colorcd, John McNichols aud Rosa
A. Capuroa, J. .. AndcIl u anG lazy J.
Maltpiz. roiDrc,i.
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CuNsEEyArtyr consumers will call early
and contract Tor Corona Coal.
ltTgr A urn
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Pam CoAi, superior ior steam uses.
llJNr a Bgn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

.MtN Hospital
p.HrhuuDu Dy Wbrlsa First o. Second.
imh. a lsufth. o ruh. o. sixth. >
seventh 8 Eighth O. smith, Z. Tenth 4
tiy Hospital o. rull born. s. White. is.
Colonel A. Total. U1
D. A. Wur,vH1S, MD,
kHIftf4rV.
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AN ATROCIOUS REVENGE.
DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT TO WRECK
THE INCOMING M. 81 G. TRAIN.

George Williams, Worthless Negro.
Fired from the Collierville Depot and
Thrasbed, Walks to Bailey's Station
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aodshau the ra.n.,oL.y.

TuE Crown wash blue has no equal
Every woman recommends H.
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Ah,Irr a. nnih...

Mr. Minauws soothing ayfIp thbHi fivays n,
utsd iuf thiidUu tUrihlHf ID slttvs ne rbili
iuiieus ihg guint ullsis all palm rufys WIuI rbIs
snda The b,tt Wiagiy i0f dlauhrA .gab,.tia
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Summon C0kc VI Hunt 4 Hr0.'s.
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shelby Circuit Court.
No business transacted yesterday

Marion Smith to Miles +. Cary, lot on
broadway street. JOXl5O feet, 10 Wright
avenue, lot ~ 600.
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Ntur

For the week ending saturday Aug 2,, ISIS,
10 Nu-lLn-k nm
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Itis Estimate.

First Trnmp-Thats bang-up coat
you're wearing, Jimmy. What will such
u coat cost yor1
Second rramp-wcll, about six months,
may be- more, because there was a box OF
sol coleran's ko-ko tulu In the pocket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-26

II ics' Ike ior bus my sides llughln' nt
dc rcfliClm,ni 81 lat liaulcii preacher.
Budlrr Alexander Blow. b. giu Vt dnt
man wug % caution. | knows him, uu' DE-
stories toll about Dim am not stories at all.
! hccrd bout him huu' ont people LAT
didn' want him tyr ho' down de- pulpit
forever, long tine ago. an l'so SURPRISED
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28
A GRAND PICNIC.

The young ladies of the Belfry
Club of Wesley Zion church. cor.
daily invite their many friends to
join them in grand picnic at Van.
ness Park, Tuesday, July 81. The
committee promises ali enjoyable
time to all who may be present.
Flying horses, swings and croquet
will be among some of the many
amusements. String music will
enliven the occasion. AS the club
is working to get a bell for the
church, they hope to get the
patronage of all their friends.
Admission 25 cents, children un.
der IL years of age, 10 cents. Miss
L. v. Magruder, President, Miss
Lula A. Hamer, Vice president,
Miss Agnes Robinson, Secretary,
Miss Mamie Whittlow, Assistant
Secretary, and Mrs, l.. 81. Adams,
Treasurer.
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28
THE BEREAN DOWN THE
RIVER.

In the way of excursions the
Berean church has led off with a
most enjoyable entertainment
1t will be hard to beat. It ap
proximated very closely to an
ideal affair being neither exces.
sive nor boring. The morning
company being weary returned at
six o'clock and were not preseL t
to abate the general pleasurable
spirit of the evening party by say
lug 81 am so tired" or 81 am near
ly tagged out" or 81 am not
having good time" when it was
nothing more than WEAKNESS.
ii mus be said with compliments
to the committee that the barroom
was closed during the whole day. 1t
is the first church that has made
an effort in that direction for some
time. Collingwood Beach ranks
next to River View in beauty OF
site and command of eminence
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28

in adaptation. It is the distin-
guishable feature Of genious. 1t
ia better for the man aud the
woman too. I believe in spite of
this distribution like that above
made that a man has a right to
go wherever he pleases on Gods
green earth and blue water to
earn a living. This is why | favor
immigration. / am not in favor
of any damaging influx to any
community. Strangers should be
constrained to add to population
brain and power. Some fellows
will do well in the West with the
blizzards, others will do we'll in
the South with the "skeeters,
some will do we'll in the North
eating winter snow balls, and
some will do we'll in the East eat
ing beans. 1t all depends on the
man first, last and all the time.
j. III. LAWSON,
1912 5th st: d. W.
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28

during the hour or at least at the
end of the day. We can assure
fairness only in this manner.
Another complaint is deafness.
This may or may not be serious,
nor is it any fault of the lady.
If the defect is of such q character
that it requires clear and distinct
utterances on the part OF the pu-
pils, it is a benefit. If it is of
such q character as to create mis-
understandings between teacher
and pupils, it is detriment.
1t has been charged, too, that
there is lack of conscientious ac-
ton. This is strictly a moral ele-
ment and if there is sound COM
potency in other particulars, no
teacher is under obligation to be
conscious.
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28
PERSONALS.

Marriage license were issued
this week TO w. J. Lewis and Miss
Jennie Chichester.
Prof. III. P. Montgomery and
wife, are at Lincoln Hall, Har-
per's Ferry, w. Va.
Prof. w. s. Montgomery re-
turned to the city last week from
Harper's Ferry, on business.
Mr.. M. Traverse Winston, of the
Holmes House, South Washington,
will leave the city next week for
Richmond, Va.
Mrs. g. w. Barnes, with her
son and daughter, have gone to
Hampton, Va for the summer.
Mr.. j. l.. I'll. Watkins secretary
of M. K. camp-meeting, was in the
city on Tuesday and was the guest
of Prof. j. III. Lawson.
Mrs. Ella V. Williams, of Abbe
vile, s. O., formerly of this city is
visiting her mother and sisters al
1109 / st.
Mr.. Leroy Bettes was called from
the city last Sunday, to his home
in Northumberland Comfy, Va,
on account of the sudden illness
of his brother.
Mr.. w. Calvin Chase, left tn.
city Monday. for Indianapolis,
Ind. The BEE will be under The
editorial management of Prof. j
III. Lawson.
Misses E. A. Chase, of this city
and Florence Chapman, of Alexan
dria, Va, left for Atlantic City
n. J., Thursday. They will re-
main several weeks.
Drs. William johnson, Jane.
w. Curtis and E. M. Hewlett esq.
are spending few weeks in ant
around Boston, and at Martha's
| Vineyard.
Misses Rachel and Helen Bette
will leave the city tomorrow fo
their home i'm Northumberland
County, Va, where they will spent
several weeks.
Rev w. Bishop johnson, pai'
a short visit to Baltimore Frida,
and left the city Saturday TO
Pennsylvania.
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28

evening. A happy crowd gather
ed, seemingly forgetful of all
cares. Mirth making, dancing and
music engaged every mind. The
Golden Eagle entertainments will
not be easily surpassed. 1t is
composed of a jolly set of young
persons whose delight it is to make
others happy. Prof. Bowie's
orchestra chimed in,
The Washington bee., 1888-07-28
LAKE GEORGE NOTES.

The political meeting has instill-
ed much enthusiasm among the
voters Of this county. The men
are marching in a solid phalanx
with Harrison as leader. Many
prominent speakers are now har-
ranging Oh the stump for Harrison.
The Osceola and Eureka Croquet
clubs have commenced their series
of games which will end August 6,
1888. The following are the mem
bers of the clubs: Osceola, VIM.
Pollard, A. Leftwich, P. G.. Walker.
Eureka: Lewis Collins, g. w.
Strachan, Hezekiah Waldun.
The Fort VIM. Henry Literary
Society held a business meeting
last evening.
Richard Williams Silver Lake
Base Bail Club, stands without a
rival on the Caldwell diamond.
Leftwich's sextette will sing at
the Caldwell Presby terian church
August II, 1888.
Coles and Lightfoot's numerous
minstrel troup will appear
before the Fort VIM. Henry
audience.
Business is fourishing and the
weather is delightful.