The Brookhaven leader., 1888-09-13
THE m.c.A. ENTERTAINMENT.

I Inc entertainments lOE bhV uOuehb y"
the Y. NJ. C. A. took place at the COLLEGE
Chapel on Tuesday night and, being in tn,
hands of the ladies', was q success.
The competitive drill between the ''Co
quets" and the Hungarian Guards" wal
the feature of the evening. Twenty
young ladies had been thoroughly drilled
10y that experienced and gifted lady
Miss Agnes Chrisman, and in their at
tractive uniforms with their pretty fan,
and faces they made an imposing and in
spring array as they kept step with mar
tail tread to Mrs. McNair's beautiful
marches.
The Guards drilled by Capt. Charles
Gotten were greeted with cheers when
in battle array" they formidably stood
for the conflict. They went through the
various figures with neatness and preciz
ion and reflected credit on their Captain.
although he had had an insufficient time
for their training.
The entertainment was interspcrsed
with music and Rotations by Mrs. Josie
Crosby and Miss Lulah Rags'lale. The
former resained laurels won in years
agone and Miss Ragsdale IA "Mammy" Il
very religious "colored lady" brought
down the house. A character song was
also we'll rendered 10y Miss Ruth Crutcher,
and charming solo by MIS-. j. II
WillOughby.
Az the close the judges decison was
rendered by Judge Chrisman who agreed
with mauy of the audience that "the
Young Indies had famed the boys ont"
A handsome cake was the prize. Mr..
Watkins, then in behalf OF the Fan Drill.
lers presented cake also to Capt. Col
tein and little Miss Alice Fitzhugh mod
cstly rendered to MISS Agnes ChriSman a
handsome bouquet rs token of tue ap-
probation OF her untiring efforts in behalf
Of the evenings success. 4 neat sum was
realized for the Y. NJ. &. A. and all hearts
pleased with the delightful evening.
LIST OF JURORS FOR OCTOBER CIR
CUT COURT,
The following jurors have been ap.
pointed to serve at the coming term oi
the Lincoln county Circuit Court. begin
ming the fist Monday in October:
GRAND JURORS.
Beat il. \. Mccormick, a. +. Graves,
W. l.. Prcstridge, Richard Campbell
(col.)
Beat 2-IIcnry Brewer, +. u. Smith,
John Fnrr, Sylvester Beard (col.)
Beat :-J. +. Greer, u. +. Coglin,
Walter Bcason, Jordan McGowan (col.
Beat ii. d. Klng, r. {. ElIzey, james
X. Smith, Henry Black (col)
Beat Seth Applrwhite, Perry Smith
John Storm, .Ir., Spencer Smith (coi)
PETIT JURORS.
FIRST Week. Wash Kyzar, B + An.
ding, NJ ID McGrarh, Alfred Roberts
J W Kyznr, Chas ObcrSmilh, Ike But
lock (col) j. u Boone, " J Williams
T J Coksr, W c Price, Scott Jones'
(col. Thornton Smith (col.) II ii Cole
j A J Hart, Jacob Smith (c"l.) b i
BriAtcr, J NJ Cotton, l. Blu, lr,, " l
. Bixlrr, u Dunaway, l. { Oliver (c"l.
J w Loving, T. Pieitcr, Jacob A Moak
$ NJ Cadc, Vic Bart, 7 { Barr, S y
Storm, James Dixon (col.
Second Week C VI Bristrr. j h
No>in, A J W"olley, Koh CriSro", } NJ
Hart, Jr., George Guy, l.. l.. Hughes
Rohi Lee tcol.lD l. Eastcrling, W j
ID Hart, W IL LeGgrtt, Martin Na,ty
W A Rutland, \ b Iiait, W j Price
+ J Price, Henry Magcr, W i Hart
G ii Penn, A Loitin, John Bow
man, 6 \ Schwall, + l. Clarke, } II
sasScr, Frank Greer, " X Wood, Al
Mcdonald lcol. W u Nations, i {
DAY, + II SIrtin.
GRAND RENIVALA Union CHURCH