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Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1890-08-01
YOUNG LADIES' MILITARY co.
A Grand Entertainment at the
Opera House Tomorrow
Evening.
DemOrest Medal COntcst---YOung
Men Nissing-Tea Party.
G. Ar.
YOUNG LADIES MILIrARY COMPANY.
A Rare Entertainmentt 70 BE Given at The
Brookings Opera House.

The entertainment.to be given under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Military
Company of South Dakota ARricul.
tural College, will occur at the Opera
House on Saturday kening, August 2
1t will consist OF thu exhibition drill
supplemented by literary and must
Cal program in which the finest talent
of the college will b4 employed. The
Glee Club will rend4r several of it's
best selections and other excellent
music is also undeIs preparation be-
sides recitations, and the Company
Sketch"
The entire program is as follows:
music lilac GO home 0y the sea-
Recitation. .''Grandmothcys story Of Bunker Hill
DEBORAH Gfattau.
aecltauon. 49,. wild Zngarela''
Alice Robinson.
Florence Foster and Allie Orcutt.
Recitation Harry Ashlspd, One of Ny Lovers"
Music .........".'.."B "Bsautiful Blue Danube
Glee ClNb.
Company Drill .........Ls Lsiies Military Company
Company Sketch. h.......... Fanny shannon
"' Alice Robis.on. ins Lion Hunt
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.-THE New Lochinvar''
Mary Frek.
''' :, :, Giee lee Glib. Glib ' ~ - cam
The laoies have Zone all in their
power to make thu q success and
hope for liberal Datronage. The
procee's will 90 Inward furnishing
the company with ubitorms. Admis-
sion 80 cents.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1890-08-01
BRooKINGs, SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY, AUGUST l. 1890
BIRDS EYE VIEW.

One feed MILL
Electric lights.
Five churches.
Bottling works.
Board of trade.
Four good hotels.
One private bank.
One good laundry.
Telephone system
Brick manufactory.
One National bank.
Two thousand souls.
Excellent drainage.
One incorporated bank.
Fine lake near the city.
One irst-class creamery.
Good water near surface.
State Agricultural college.
Arnory hall and opera house.
Splendid resort for sportsinen.
waterworks for fire protection.
Good elevators and warehouses.
Fine brick public school building.
Incorporation three miles square.
One monthly periodical--college
Wagon and carriage manufactory.
Two building and loan associations.
-Four weekly papers-one Scandinavian.
Railroads running east west and north.
FIGURING mill with capacity of $50 barrels.
Abstract and title guaranty company-incorpor-
ated.
County seat Brookngs county, population IL 900
fine courthouse.
Masonic. Odd Fellows. g. A r., Sons of Veterans,
Ancient Order United workmen.
Surrounded by the best farming and grazing
lands in South Dakota--where crops are sure and
water plenty.
Beautiful trees dot the prairie in every direction
and the city presents a charming appearance,
matted as IL il in midst fine growth of shade and
ornamental trees, Brookings invites manufactur-
ing enterprises. wholesale houses and business of
all kinds Her citizens are ready and willing to
encourage and assist every helpful industry.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1890-08-01
Demorest Medhi Contest.

The series OF Demorest Medal Con-
tests will be inaugnra.ed Thursday
evening, August Tph, at the Baptist
church, BEGINNING promptly at eight
O'Clock. Admission is cents.
The following program will be pre-
sented:
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Music.

:
Voice from the Poor House. :. Emma Cievenger
High License An Outrage. .......... Willie Sproul
The Deacons sunday School Sermon. .........
Edith Morgan
Music.
Our National Curse. Myrtle Webster
The Martyred Mother. ........... .Luella Metcalf
National Corruption leads to Political Decay 49,
Jonas Lien
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RAILWAY TIndE TABLE.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Pass. No. 2-527 Pass. No. lilo IS a m
Mixed 4--1:55 am Mixed =" g. l:l5 "a m
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Arrive. Depart.
Pass. No. 1910 80 m Pass No. Il-l0:55 a m
H. $50 pm 2" g. 5:45 % N,
Frt. 3d. 7:l5 pm Frt. - 35- $3.50 a m
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Express Office at the depot.
b. G.. r. q N.
Time Table in effect May l2, 1889. Train leaves
Elkton as follows.
GOING NORTH GOING SOCTu.
Mail No 71--l2:20 p m Mail No. f2- $40 y m
Frt. - 53-l2:0o Frt. - Ii--ll 100 p m
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Decision of Judges.
Presentation of Silver Medal.
By order of Committee, Mrs. Lucy
Reynolds, Chairman.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30
CLARINGTON.

CLARINGToN, O., November 29.-Mrs.
Thomas Reynolds is with the family of her
son, John, of Martins Ferry. Their little
girl is very sick, and they dispatched for
Mrs Reynolds to come up.
Geo. Stephens, who is working at
Wheeling. spent Thanksgiving with his
parents here.
Van Buskirk, of this place, moved his
family to West Wheeling this week.
The festival given in the town hall
THANKSGIVING evening was a success. They
cleared about $40, which is for the benefit
of the NJ f. Church.
The boiler, engine and other machinery
for the well of the Woodsfeld Oil Com
pany arrived on the Courier, Tuesday
afternoon The drill bar came on the Liz
zie Bay Wednesday morning. The rig Tor
the well is done and they will soon COM
mence operations.
The dedication of the new NJ. f.. Church
at Amblers, last Sabbath, was success and
the exercises were very interesting. Rev.
r. w. Lane, of Bellaire. was present and
preached two splendid sermons. col
lection was taken up which amounted to
about $3.50. This will u little more than
pay the balance due on the building. SO
the church will start free of debt The
name OF the church was changed from Am
blers to that of Mount Sanai.
Mr. C. +. Citizens and Miss Emma Steg-
ner were married, on Thanksgiving Day,
at the home of the brides parents. They
had a very quiet wedding They have
gone TO hous excepting in James II. Cats
house.
Mr.. G.. w. Hubacher moved his family
into the Hopper house this week.
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wELLSBURG.

WrlIsntRG. November 29-Thanksgiv-
.,r, was very generally observed here
The factories were OF and the churches
coined ina reunion service in the NJ. y.
Chanel. The sermon was preached by
President McLaue. Of Bethany College,
and was a very able one, AMI was listened
10 attcntivcly by many of our best citizens,
Mrs Horne. a sistCItin-law Of eX-Judge
Cox. died on Friday night. aged 40 years
Tu-eral at . o'clock to-day. lnterment IN
Srooke cemetery.
N. J. Bosteudorf died very suddenly on
Tuesday evening. He was on the streets
Eu-l dark.
James Horaer. the welL5nown glass
worker. died Thursday evening OF TYPHOID
fever.
Posters are up announcing lecture
course at Bethany. which should draw
many OF the young people from this city.
Miss Mamie Wilson IS on pleasure trip
10 Pittsburg
palsy Carothers took in the KermisS on
Friday night.
Cist and Richard Palmer were home from
Washington Collece for Thanksgiving. and
Richard Palmer from the commercial col
lece ut PittSburg.
Mrs &. ". Shields has been IN for sew
eral days az the parsonage. North Main
The friends Of Mr.. Robert Scott will be
sorry 10 learn he has had b2ckSet and IS
acain confined 10 his room.
Mr.. Tall Buchanan is visiting m town
and be is temporarily az the hudson
House.
&c. Cotton is here to-day on business
Connected with the State Line road.
Prosecuting Attorney Hervey argued
> case in Wheeling on Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Tucker is recovering slowly
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bedstead and wheelbarrow factory, on the

bedstead and wheelbarrow factory, on the
National pike.
Messrs. Frank Townsend and George w.
Norrington, officials Of the c., l.. Il W.,
We're in town yesterday.
The brick for the street paving have be-
gun to arrive, and are being piled along
Morgan street
The entertainment given in the City Han
on Friday evening was grand success,
and about S26 was realized.
Council met in extra session on Friday
night and extended the street paving con-
tract with Staubbs & Moore till June lst,
1891
Messrs. Nicholas Kuhn and ]. Charles
Heinlein have returned from Trenton, o.
Mr.. Lon Hardesty, of Blaine, o., was IN
town yesterday.
Miss Sophia Evans, who has been on
visit in Chicago, has returned home:
1t will be great consolation 10 the con-
sumers of natural gas in our town 10 Know
that the price Of natural gas is now as high
as can be collected. When the gas COM
pany laid their mains through our toW6
they did so under an ordinance lraiheu
and passed by Council, and accepted oy
said company, and one provision Oh tnlS
ordinance is that they should not charge
more than ten cents per 1000 feet.
we hear that the price has been raised 10
fifteen cents in Wheeling, and many per-
sons here were alarmed and thought PROB
ably the same might be done here.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Crawford very
pleasantly entertained quite numoer OF
their friends at their residence on Thanks
giving. There were about twenty guests
present. and each and all report a royal
good time
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BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, o., November 29.-There
was very pleasant dancing party given at
the residence of Mrs. Bellinger, who lives
Just below here on last Saturday evening,
and very enjoyable time was had. About
twenty-five couples were present. Music
was made by Klug's band.
Contractor Scissor, of the w. X l.. IL.
Railroad, has large torce of men at
work putting up the trestles for the new
bridge at Glenn's run. If the weather
stays favorable they expect to have 1t
completed by the middle of next month.
Mr. Robert Ulrich, prominent young
gentleman of this place, and Miss Louise
Jones, of Ktnaville, were quietly united in
matrimony on Thanksgiving day at the
residence of Rev. Lewis.
H. NJ. Mickels. of Monroeville: o.; j. II.
Burns, of Sterling, O.; j. G. Bookmire, of
Clyde, o.: George Mooney, of Brilliant,
o.: Henry Barth. of Congress, o.: j. f..
Sisson, of Norwalk, o., and j. w. Conden,
of Cham, o., are in town.
The Laughlin mill has made number of
good shipments of nails the past week,
most of them being shipped by river.
Mrs. John FOose and daughter, Miss
Maggie, were the guests of Mrs. Ulrich on
Friday.
Ishman Koerber has moved his family to
Martins Ferry. Charles Ellis has moved
from here to -Etnaville.
Mrs T. j. Smith is convalescent, after q
severe attack of fever.
Mrs. w. Thompson was visiting here this
week.
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RAvENSwOOD.

RAvENswOOD, November "a. Il. Nc
Glotnlin, of the RavenswOod Nelcs, attend
ed the West Virginia Press Association
convention, at Huntington, this week.
Oscar Jenkins was guest OF his mother
in-law Thanksgiving.
J. ". Taylor was down home over
Thanksgiving.
Hon. Charles HOgg. of Point PleasaAt
was in the city Tuesday.
Col. \. Fitzhugh was in Charleston on
business last week.
W. II. Evans is at MOundsville, called
there by sickness, Sunday.
Harvey Sayre, of the Ohio River rail-
road mail service, is at home this week.
WE'LL Davis. of POmeroy, Ohio, was on
our streets Friday.
Council No II, Jr. o U. y. M, OF this
place. presented to the public schools a
large and elegant flag, Thursday. The
presentation delivery vas made by Or.
Hovt. followed by others, who made the
"Grand Old Flag their subject in short
addresses. About four o'clock the order
formed in procession, headed by the Port
land band. and marched through our quiet
little city 10 the school building, where the
presentation was made. Supper was served
bv the Young ladies of the town at 1--WE
O'Clock. followed by an oyster supper.
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PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT. ". Va, Nov. 29.-Married.
in -. Peters Catholic Church, November
80. uy Rev Il. Il. Weider. Mr.. james H..
Cadden, of Barton, and Miss Alice Mullen,
Of BLOOMINGTON.
Rev. j. O. Thompson, editor Of the Key
ser Echo, win deliver several lectures
through the West during December.
A Y. NJ. c. y was organized here
Thursday night. with the following officers
j. It. Cook, president; II. b. Mellon and
George Sewers. vice presidents; W. O..
Turner. secretary; John II. Jarboe, treas
urer.
Fourth quarterly meeting of the NJ h.
Church takes place here tomorrow. Rev.
o. G.. Baker, Il. f., will preach at : 80 D. m
Misses Flora Newman and Grace Phi
her. Of Grafton, are visiting Miss Eile
Cowan.
Mrs. Y. 4. Sullivan and Miss Aggie
Lamb left yesterday for Laurel. Nd where
tnev will spend the Winter.
Rev. VIM Right, who has been IN the Is.
* q. employ Tor almost lifetime, has
Oeen placed on the retired list, by his own
request.
Nessrs. Manner Jenkins and DR.. U n.
Cross attended the institution OF the new
Division Of the Uniform Rank, IL. of p,
20 Grafton, this Week
Work on the building for the new ma
III once. Contractor f.. =. krediOck has
-he contract.
SIR. and Mrs T. Wesley Dyke gave re-
,ertion last night In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
IS Frank Wolfe TheatteutGncc was very
-afee and tho occasion pleasant one. An
elolant supper was served.
ouite an interesting series of meetings
lave been In progress this week al the NJ
- Church Several persons confessed CON
version.
AM the coal mines have plenty OF orders
some six weeks ahead
Mineral Castle No. l, y. o. IA. NJ, C..
w.ll hold an anniversary December luth IN
honor of the introduction OF the Order IN
West Virginia.
The Gilbert band have been holding a
.-err successful fair this week.
Very interesting THANKSGIVING services
we're held In the NJ. =. Church Thursday
Tie Davis Free School bUildipg, gilt
from ex-senator II. c. Davis, Will soon bee
conuieted. and the school viii move into IL.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON. November 29.-Mrs. DIR. A. b.
Hall. Of Clarksburg. is the guest OF friends
in town. ,..
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Schaeffer, of Balti-
more. is the guest of the formers parents
on MILFORD street.
Prof. C.. W. Evans, of the Fairmont
Normal School. spent Thanksgiving at the
nome of his parents in Fetterman.
Rev. Jas II. Flanagan was in kingwooo
the first of the week.
Miss Dove Herr, OF Broaddus College,
and friend Miss Carroll, OF Clarks0urg,
are spending a few days at Captain Jonn
5. s. Hers al Oak Glenn
The dwelling house of 5. A. Bainoridge
caught fire on Sunday, and II was WITH great
difficulty that the house was saved me
roof was greatly damaged.
Miss Grace Slane, who is teaching the
Tyrconnell school, came down Wednesday
and is spending the holidays at her fathers,
on the hill. .,.Ao
guests Of Capt John Herr.
Miss Annie Jordan, who has been the
quest of Mrs. Prof 5. G.. Smith, returned
TO her home in KingwOOd Saturday.
Cadet Arthur Thayer, of the State Uni
versity. came up 10 spend the Thanksglv-
ING holiday with his many Grafton friends
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane, Of Kingwood, spent
THANKSGIVING in town and assisted the
Baptists at their entertainment Wednes-
day. ~, ..o..o5 .
hon at Brinkman's Hall Friday night
Miss Matte Farnesworth, oil Buckhan-
nor. is the guest of the Misses Hamilton,
of West Grafton.
Prof. A. j. Hare, a former teacher in our
schools. but now of the University Faculty
was greeting his many friends III Town Tue
first of the week.
SUPERINTENDENT Wolf. of the Telephone
COMPANY. was in town yesterday ana IN
formed the patrous of the telephone service
here that as soon as the number OF sub
scribers was increased To sixty he would
supply night service. This would auo
greatly 10 the convenience OF the suDScrlo-
ers. and as it only requires ten more we
have no doubt but that number VIII Dc got
ten in very few days. M. ~
Company c, First Regiment west Nlr
ginla National Guards, had its nrSt target
9ractice on. Thanksgiving. Frank Corn
well took the first prize, and >. M. MUS
Grove second. This company, on account
of ITS excellent report made by MAJ. Gluck'
after the inspection drill few weeks ago,
has been designated by the Adiutant-Gen
eral ne the color company of the First SeS-
iment. Ill. ,f
the Baptist Church, on wednesday anu
Thursday, was a success both financially
and socially. The net clearing, about
$40. will be applied to the placing oil
baptistry in the church -..., &c
Bess Jones and Dellet Kincaid, OF
Knottsvine, who have been attending tne
University are at home for few days
Henry j. Mugler, who has been East ior
several weeks, returned home Friday.
Patti. Tracey was IN Philippi "edneS-
Lieut.. E. e. Price spent Thanksgiving
in Keyser. o;,,
from a cold in one of his eyes.
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BENWOOD.

The Riverside steel plant made an excel
lently good run last week, the output eA-
ceeding any former record.
The nail factory shut down yesterday IL
is probable that the greater part OF 1t Will
be idle some months.
The Mite Society at McMechen gave a
pleasant and successful oyster supper last
evening. A.,
Foot ball is making It's appearance as the
game of the moment
Those who attended the Cadets recep-
ton report a good time.
J. Z. Hooten was up from the county
seat Yesterday.
The school children will sing at the ser
vices in ST. Matthew's today.
Tue Hancock c.. 4. L. Post contenpIates
holding fair and festival IN the near
future. ,.-;,,..
Little Miss LOrle Lander entertained q
humble. OF her schOolmates last Friday
The ladies of the NJ. L congregation
held n donation party ut the parsonage last
Wednesday evening. ,....-
There is "a strike o. limited Dimensions
extant In the heating department at the
iron works.
Mrs. Quigiey has remoued to her new
new location.
Ouite number of cases Of typhoid fever
are reported from the country
Frederick Lorentz purchased 81 acres OF
the McMechen estate last week. rms
Mat vas not only desirable to the pCrchas-
or as n valuable addition to his well-cuiti-
waited farm, but also as ah Quiet Iroui HIS
place TO the pike
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. TRULY will leave this
week on a visit to friends in lronton.
Mrs. l.. Haase has returned TO PittSOurS
after pleasant visit 10 friends IN Centre
Miss NJ. Kahn, of Fiudlay, O, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. McMunn
J. II. Burchiual, editor Of the Mounds
Vile Herald, was in town FRIDAY.
L. y. Ford has returned from a trip TO
Columbus, o. IN ,,.-.
The Riverside Company is rapidly filing
the vacant plot adjacent to the tube works.
lot which was bought few years ago
in NcNIechen FOR sl25 was sold last Thurs
day for 500.
fhe contractors doing the work of grad
inc 40 the junction have not rs yet unload
ed their new steam shovel. 1t has a much
greater capacity than either of the other
two.
MIR. Enoch Bowers has given up his posi-
Non in the iron works here and will retire
70 his farm in Belmont county, OHIO.
Mr.. II. BumgardHer, of Parkersburg,
was i'm town last week.
The Young Peoples Society OF st. Matn-
eyy's Church have had "a handsome new
railing nut around the chancel.
Last Thursday evening host OF Mrs.
Henry Schrebe's friends rendered her a
most pleasant surprise party, the occasion
being the anniversary OF her natal doy. la
token Of their esteem, her friends presented
her with fine silver butter dish. Mrs.
Schrebe rose to the occasion ana enter
tanned them in most hospitable manner.
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ALL EYES And EARS!

For those all and ears for the best Clothg
we've word:
Evey day fitting out customers in our
Clothing Every others learning that they can buy
as Fine Suits the tailor make them at
very low prices high because sell
Cohingl will find by looking our garments
every make in At and in prices We have
advantages which possess give
you special Sizes patterns and ex
elusive Styles prices Aren't these things surely worth
your consideration They satisfaction and dollar saving
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Retail Merchants Association viii
hold meeting in the City Hall next We'd
nesday evening.
A very prominent gentleman well known
in this community will be married Christ
mas eve.
Mr. Jacob Boggs, an employee of the e.,
l.. X w. ward here, suffered the loss OF his
middle finger on his right hand yesterday
while coupling cars. William Stillwell
also had his hand severely mashed while
coupling cars at Holloway on Friday.
Mr.. Peter Peterson, of Oregon, passed
through here one day last week on his way
70 Washington City.
James McConnaughy has started toy
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O'Hooligan-"He tould me to move
on. Ord hev yez to know Dim gin
tlemon,' sez OF. Prove Ut sez he.
sOi will seq OF. An wild that Oh showed
him a wad NV unpaid bills OF had in me
pocket" Smithers-'Andw what did he
say?" O'Hooligan-''The shpalpane
apolygized. "-H0rper's Weekly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-30

fine bred English setter, and now has the
finest lot of dogs in these parts. ne Is
having large kennel erected on MS prop
erty in the Third ward. BY the way, MS
residence is about finished and IL is one y
the most elegantly finished houses III Del
mont County.
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from his recent illness but is not likely to
be out for some time.
The news of the accidental death OF
James Anderson, brother of Superintend-
emf of Schools Anderson, of Wheeling, was
heard here with sincere regret.