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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-09-04
County Convention,

On last Monday ut II a. m. Chairman
ODell called the convention to order.
The chairman appointed as a committee
on credentials the following gentlemen
a. W. Fosger, j. f. Boroughs, Il. G.
!toblnson. The committee reported the
following clubs represented; Pickens,
l3 delegates; Easley, IS; Liberty, 8; Cen
tra', absent; Ducusvillc, 7; Fosters
Store, 5; Pnmpkintown, 6; Eastntor, s.
Six Mile, G; hurricane. 5; prater, 2; liol.
Iy Springs, absent; Cross Plains, I;
whole Eulnbcr present, II. The follow
ing delegatcs were elected, by acclama-
tIon, to the State conventions: T.. S.
Griffin, j. e. Borroughs, w. J. Ponder,
bennett Jones, John Lathem and j. K.
'\rksey. Each delegate Was given pow
Ell to select his alternate.
DIR. w. II. Field offered the following
resolution, which WAS unanimously udop-
ted
Resolved, That We endorse the action
OF tho State convention Of Aug,..t 18Th
1890
Adjourned subject to tie call of the
county chairman.
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Loohing Up the Calhoun Hands.

JAS. =. Carey, r.aq., of Plckcns, was
engaged tho past We, k at Wnlha!la in
the investigation Of titles to the lands in
Oconec claimed by the estate Of the late
James Edward Calhoun. Mr.. Carey an.
nouncos his policy to be one of peace,
and no contention will be cmado for those
lands to which careful investigation
shows superior title in the present oc
cupants and owners, Tho greater part
OF the thousands of acres said to belong
TO this estate, it is believed, never can
pc recovered because of superior out
stnhdlng titles. .--KeOwee COnricr.
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NGn-EsesiGent Sun,s,ops
TIE STATE OF SUUTH CAROLINA
County Of pickcps.


Common Pleas Court.
Summons Complaint Flied.
J. w. Norwood, President Grcenvillc
Savings i:lnlt, Plaintiff,
Against
Jcry II. Payne and W. n. Payne. Dcfen-
dants.
To the Defendants, Jerry II. Payne and
W. n. Payne.
You arc hereby summoned and REQUIRED
to answer the complaint in this action,
which is this day filed in the office ot the
clerk OF. comt for Picllcns county, and to
serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint OH the subscriber ut his office at
Pickcns, G, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive Of the dav
OF such service; and if YOU fail To answer
the complaint within the tine aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated juno 9th 1890.
lsEA,- }. NJ. STEWART, G. G.. p.
}. p. CAREY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the defendant, w. n PAYNE:
Take notice, that the complaint in thia
action, together with the summons of
which Che foregoing is Il Gpy, was filed
in the Office OF the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for the county Of pickcns
i'll tn" state OF South Carolira, ut Pick
ems in said State and county. on the 9th
day June, 1890. } i. CAREY.
aulfWo liaihtii! : Attorney.
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from sunny Dale,

g., IHey, .: a. Gary closed very sucooss
l.l' ProtraGted meeting ut Holly SPRINGS
on the 2oth nit, with three additions r.
the oh9Fch; Rev. Jordan, an eyauaelist
from North Carolina, also condnciea :"
four days meeting at the same chnrch .
closing Oh tho Oath ult,, preaching nine
able and eloquent sermons. He dealt
the Whiskoy lovers sumo telling blnwe'
showing up tho great evil Of the habit
in church and State, and urged upon the
officers OF the church the great import,
ance OF a rigid enforcement of tile Dis
eipllAe IN this Iespect. Y.
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University D|Sgg!h Carolina
At Colnnbia, s. G.

Graduate courses Under graduate G
courses Tor d"grccs-3 literary and six
scientific Also shorter and elective
courses. Professional courses i'm law,
phGrmacy, veterinary science and rcda-
gogicS. 8 well equipped laboratories; 4
shops and model room; new infrnary,
Tuition fee, so per session; other fees,
$50 (including intirmary fee, covering
mciicNl attcndanc;, medicines, clc.). Ia
hlc board. $40 to $i2 30 per month.
looms rent free. Total expenses, includ-
lEIS tr"l. lights, Washing, books, etc. ,
about $50.
Tuition fee rcmttcd TO students certify
ing their inability to pay it.
Session opens first Tuesday in October.
Entrance examinations held the proceed,
in% week. J. N. M,BRYHE.
iuiy.l w President.
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= PldKENS SENTINEL.
LocAL NEWS.

'Vho suys this is not a progressive
Mss Charlotte Mnrff is visiting rel.
. IN Ilaurens county.
}Ir. Ralph Dargan is on visit to
'lcle in Hartsvi1le, N. O.
hs vet weather last week greatly
ed tho work in tho fodder fold.
,iss Mary D.. Riley, of Clinton,
~ Mrs. s. p. Bruce last Monday.
apt. w. 4. Branch, of Abbeville,
- town on business last Tuesday.
~. Crew, colored, has u fpurishing
~; Of fifty.fiye scholars at Gap Hill.
+; :. =. X. Kirksey. was confined to
I'll, m A'ast Saturday by severe chill.
sc. J. Silas Williams is very ill with
I5 his home in the Peters Creek
s. +. Will Griffin and wife, Of Will
q, v.sitcd relatives in Pickons
ok.
p. John H. Maxwell and wife, Of
~ ille, visited friends in Pickens
ok.
30 you want to rent first.class
If SO, 4oad the "To Rent" in al.
olunn.
: g. Whitner Symmes and dnugh-
isses Nettie and Licin0, are visit
ltives hero.
ty-cour names were placed OH
| at the opening of tho High
last Monday.
o Crow Creek folks arc complain.
ut the now road not being open
J. A. Stewards.
rent or sell on easy t. rms. III
[ land hear Cross Roads church,
acres in Easley.
IS Beulah Richardson has return-
cincinnati, G., where she will at
iege this winter.
q many friends of Mlw. S. P.
1iin. be pleased to learn that her
,muth improved.
Frank ". Cox, Of Greenvilo
visited his sister, Mrs. g. L.
III, the past week.
;srs.' NJ. T.. Ansel and G. ".
of the Greenvillo bar, were i'll
t week on business.
} election lust. Friday WAS very
,re. The vote polled was sixty
IS than at the first primary.
Jas. Elrod, Of Brushy Creek,
8 Essie Rice, of Grove Station,
the family Of w. II, Ashmore
e. L.
.' county convention last Monday
N-. r~>.,>,
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{. bargains school opened last
morning with n good attendance
beginning. Under the present
nent the Piokens High School
success.
riff Richey now has twcnty-four
lodged with him, twenty two OF
20 in for violating the revenue
Ill except two are young, able
White men.
rried, Oh Sunday morning, Aug:
l.. N. Martin, notary public. 1T
lence, II. Broughton, OF Pickcns
and Susanna Dotld, Of Anderson
--lntelligencer.
osa CT our patrons who did not
SENTINEL Oh time last week
, get alter their postmasters. Tho
es were not taken out of the mail
s, but returned to the Office here.
w. Taylor, Esquire, formerly of
ace, has been elected cashier Of
,enville Savings Bank, to take the
Walter Gassaway, who goes to
" American Bank, Of that place.
,va. Robt. Brownloe and II. G..
J, of Due West, Abhevillo coun.
N Rev. w. X. Boggs. passed
NJ town last Monday on their
Eastatoe Valley, where they will
l week Or more.
iss Ellie Price, daughter of W. r.
nag a very mari ow escape last Sun
@fnoon. She was feeding n COW
grand-father's when the animal
ONE cause became furious and ot.
6 her, threw her down, stamping
e1ising her severely.
ISIS Nell Harris, of Charlottesville
tho has been visiting Miss Aurie
igsworth for some time, returned
home last Monday. Miss Harris
many friends during her soiourn
who hope to welcome her as a per-
1T resident at no distant day.
he Republicans of Pickens are
lg each other something on the
Of the famous "Kllkonny cats. "
+ the leaders of tho gang is doing
Eling III his power to have the post,
+ at this place removed, rs he wants
w the salary awhile. Let 'cm go it.
lisses Aurie and Ola Hollings-
, Of Piclens, Miss Nell Harris, of
ottsyillc, Va, Mary Werner, So
md Lou Strot her, of Walhalla, Wis
lrs. Coleman last week, The beau
these young ladies, added to their
ing witielsms created quite q little
ton In opr togn.r~Sonooa Free
Comptroller General Werner wos !,
last Thursday and settled with
urcr Hill, Chairman Day. OF tbn ,
of County Commissioners. and
received the report of Foreman
y, of the Grand Jury. General
~ eomplimented Judge O., l.. Du,
'ery highly or his work rs clerk Of
bard of County Commissioners and
ork in the Treasurer's Office. His
ore equal to tho best i'll the State.
IN the goth nit, tho county com.
oners of Qcopee and Piekens com
let at Central, s, c., for the pur-
Of letting the contract to rebuild
ridge aoreas keawee ut Old Pick,
Tile QQptlNet waa awarded TO O.,
fafbs & gp,, at Atlanta, Mt The cum
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1890,
MCFALI'S
ALMANACK
- FOR
Il q % O,
September

One time a kaf ran over Il bay, and
what did The hoy say? 1t don't make so
mulch difference what he said, as it does
about some other things
For instance, that kaf's skin was cor.
vertcd into various articles, and this Al
manac has invested largely in leather
goods, like Calf Skin Shoes and Boots
and warranted waterproof and leather
lined. Also nice lot Of Brides and
Harness, Collars and Whips, Lines and
llaltclS, Satchcls and Pocket-books, and
II you remember. that was n very large
kat,and they made up the balance in Sole
Upper, Harness and Lace Leather, all of
which this Almanac is HEADQUARTERS for
And Tor making up your leather, we have
Mvcts, Punches, Shoe Thread, Shoe Pegs.
Shoe Lasts. Shoe Knives, Shoe Hammers
Buckles. Bits, Avis and everything else
that's necessary.
That kaf also had horns, Chc was net Il
Button kaf) and the hCrns were turncJ
into Buttons and Combs. We have them
i'll stock also-all sizes, shapes and colors.
That kaf was "phat," and we have tai
low enough to grease every steam engine
in the county,
THERE is NO LARGER STOCK, NO
BETTER GOODS AND NO LOWER
PRICES.
ri" But for that Kafs Tongue, Lungs
and Upper Front Teeth, enquire at some
ether store.
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No Wellt.

For tho year 1891, farm known rs
Symmes' mill place, on Eighteen Mile
Creek in Pickens county. $50 acres in
oultivations. For terms, apply to Mrs.
NJ. 5. Dean, GYeenyil.e, S. G.. w
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The Saluda Musical Association.

A very successful meeting of this AS
sociation was held with the church nt
Peters Creek, on Saturday and Sun
day, August 30th and 31st. Most OF
the day on Saturday was spent in rou-
tine work, but some sweet music was
had at intervals, led by Prof. j. II. Chill
Oh ass, L. L. Hughes and j. +. Singleton
with Miss Carrie Mayiield at the organ.
A organization was had, and Rev.
G.W.Si.' 'eton was elected president; n.
III. Jones, vlce-president, and Il. II.
Hughes secr[t.>ry and treasury; Prof. j. L
Childress, coLurctor, with G.. w. Sin
gleton, j. L. CLn;ress and j. f. Single
ton, executive coh 'ulittee.
The Sabbath was given exclusively to
sacred song, conducted by the following
Too .'n"e. T. SiOoIoy> N, Robnrt IJnv
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IS, Thos. hammond, Il.
o. Loop,,r and Profs.
Horny Newt~>n and Ru-
ks. Miss An Gic Chill
arric Maytield lrt sided
Prof. Childress, or"ing
ercises, gaTe an inteIc.'t-
history Of the orgaEi
beginning to date, rull-
'eliodsasof nino years.
We MS a most enjoyable
how to sing with the
understanding. Prof. j.
~ hand but too feeble
ness to takc nn active
q most successful meet
ETY. was closed at 3 p.
ody went home feeling
It necessary to say that
k people furnished al!
) that the appetite could
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the goou tnlngs chat The appetite coul
have called for. Come and join an
sing for u.s. III. II. III.
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Richmond sS Esan,vfIIe RE

Grcenvillc and Columbia Division. $50
Condensed Schedule August 31st, 1890.
Trains run on 18TH meridian time. -
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JUST RECEIVED
HAGOOD, BRUCE s. cos.
A nice of
CroCkery, Glassware and
Tinware.
HAGOOD,
BRUCE Sc cos.

a new lot OF Mems and Womcns Shoes These ,o no7
no recommendation If noe,
Tor duplicate They
long. '~'' tN I'D "c' poC never lalf
~ hay stock of all wool Jeans from to- v,r1
The best Steel Nails sin nstock i~' ''"'
We always have the best SUGAR ronlC,
~ O'''' '"' 'S
r., lew will have of rYr
knew the prices o " o'' 10 l"nE' ana you I'LL
In due this be stuffed with the choicest ; 4
experience
e'i season. and with mE,
~ any cfMt l,n,
VIII that combined
.no N any house Ill the county and
plng
""S ana evenly given to the friends and Of WV
HAGOOD, BRUCE co.
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SOI. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
ID. CARDWEII, y p l., Culnm,;,S n
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-31

81 $50 s Collins & wife
S 81 a.
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TOWN - - -

Az ~ y OA 3 IW H0EEs
i , r Taxes Owner
3 3 CedaFCr'kCo
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh TIPS from the Wires Carefully
Cuiled.

Fresh TIPS from the Wires Carefully
Cufled.
1t is stated that Pitcher Elton Chamber.
lain, q. the St Louis Browns. has been
sold to the Columbus club for s.. .000
In commenting upon England's agree.
ment with Germany with regard 70 East
Africa. German papers approve. while The
Paris Temps an1agouizes the settlement.
Officers Of the Yorktown report that
everything was harmonious on the cruise
OF the white squadron.
George J. Collins has been nominated a.
postmaster Of Brooklyn. y. Y. Mr.. Col
Inns Is commander Of Grant Post, 6. A r.
of Brooklyn
J. J. Smyra. Lewis Tunstall and W. G.
Taylor were killed IN a wreck on the West.
ern North Carolina railroad al Melrose
station \. g. The train ran away down
mountains side and was going az a speed
q serenty-fve miles an hour. when the
tracks spread and the entire train plunged
headlong down the mountain. burying be-
meath the broken cars, cross ties and earth
the brave. fellows who had stood to their
posts.
VI ". Gr0ut has been renominated for
congress b. the Republicans 81 the Secon6
district of Vermont.
resolution was adopted urrinr con.
gress to prohibit importation 81 LIQUOR.
into a state without the consent III suct
state
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
DIED.

ASKE y I'm this city. on June II. Edith
Young, daughter Of Thomas $. and Salle
AHGew. fin her "a year.
HRADl.-In this city, on june ID. Annie c.
wife of Edward g. Brady, in her 81 year
CRoXIER I'm this city. on June 10. Archl-
bald CroEier, in the ed year Of bis age
FaiSTER On June I2. az DuPont's Banks.
nesr Henry Clay, Daniel Foster, aged SO
years.
GREgSl EAR. F.-on Jure Il. Lexis z. A.
EreEu.Ear
HYATT On June II, George w Hyatt.
aged q years.
HAiLER--rn this city. Oh June is. wilbert
- sql g John and anna Haller, 10 his 6th
year.
HEssION.--ln this city. on June u. Patrick
Hessirl. aged 63 years.
LENDERMAS.-In this city on June l8
Margaret. daughter o. Watson b and Jean
eite Leader nan. aged g months.
MOuE.-lr this city. on June i3 Elizabeth
H.. wife 1t LlEard X. Mode, aged e years.
REILLY suddenly, on the 10th instant
Thomas elllg. aged -i years
STUCK In this city. on June III, Nauds
M daughter ol Mary Z. stuck. iu her 6ta
year.
s NCOCK. I'm this city. Suddenly. On june
l4, Edwin .. -lleocE. aged % years.
SULLIVAN in this cry. On June 13
Margaret. selici 0i the late Patrick Sullivan
Ili CHAM In t1fs city. On June "A. John
4 4liEAarn- aged e years
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
KENNARD AND co

That wonderful bargain in English
Zephyrs should be-quickly inspected by our
Customers. They are 80 inches wide, very
fine quality, absolutely fast black All
large plaids in the black and white and
small in the brown and white, only two
styles Regular 374c goods. WE ARE
THEM AT 10 CENTS.
This seems very low price, but we
bought them cheap, and as our idea OF a
bargain is to give great value for little
money we offer these goods at Zoe. Know
ing them to be just what we represent.
A lot Of Ginghams at Sc. Another fair
bargain. Not as great one as above, but
still of value.
A line of Punkahs at 15c these goods
are worth 25 cts and have sold at this price;
just bought them from an importer desir-
ing to close summer stuffs. They are equal
in appearance to China Silks.
A line of White Ground Dimity small
figured, Is cts. Another 25c article.
Many other desirable wash goods at low
prices We sell no inferior goods either in
regular stock or as bargains. When we
quote prices you may expect full value for
every cent you spend with US
Splendid assortment of India Pongees all
the new ones as they appear. 20 cents.
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
ThE woRk OF CONGRESS.
The senate Refuses to Confirm Two Ap.
xaufnfrsaeufa

pnintments-
WASHINGTON. June la-The senate in
secret session refused to confirm the ap-
pointments of J. - Eaves, collector OF in
ternal revenue for North Carolina. and
that Of H. II. Schock to be postmaster at
Eeiius Grove, Ia.
Mr. Morrill, reported the tariff bill to the
senate, and said it was not expected to be
brought up for consideration before a week
from Monday next. The river and harbor
bill was also reported. Mr. Gray offered
resolution. which went over, instructing
the serxeanssat-arns to make no changes
n his a6foe uatsl uly without consent Of
the senate. Nj. EyasfS announced that
the eulogjes on the late Aepfesea iative 5.
S. Cox were postponed until THURSDAY o.
next week. The eoufegencc febt7 on the
antitrust bili Was presented and agreed to.
4 Shc house bill extending the time Of
payment to purchasers Of land OF the
Omaha Indians in Nebraska was passed
with amendments The senate bill grant.
ing the Rio Grande Southern Railroad
company right Of way through the Fort
Lewis military reservation in Colorado was
passed The senate then began consilera
fion Of the legislative. executive and Judi
cial appropriation bill An amendment
offered by Mr.. Mitchell to increase tie sal
aries Of twenty-six committee clerks from
$3.50 TO 81, 500 gave rise to a long discus
sion, ia the course of which Mr. INGALLS,
stated that the whole COMMITTEES and cleri
cal force Of the senate required adjustment
There were al least twenty standing com
mittees Of the senate that were absolutely
snpertluous and unnecessary. It had been
difficult 70 find names and 70 invent func-
tions for them. The amendment was agreed
to--yeas, 2s; NAYS, Is
"A like amendment to pay clerks 10 sena.
tors s. So instead Of 81 500 as recommend.
ed by the committee on appropriations
md 81 81 Per day as recommended ia the
bill. was offered BY Mr. Mitchell, and was
agreed toe 70 "a The senate disposed Of
seventy pages of the hill.
In the house the Indian appropriation
biii was passed after appropriations Of
$4,000 fer the Greek Indians, SsS.sl0 for
the Pottawatomie Indians and 81. 900 for
the Mexican PottaWafomie Indians had
been stricken from the bill During dis.
cussion Of the bin the silver bin was
brought over from the senate, and Mr..
Bland moved that the committee rise to
take some action on the silver bill The
vote oy tellers resulted a4 TO los. Mutchler
md Naux, Of Pennsylvania, voting with
the Republicans
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
Who is tlG Most Popular Lady
Teacher in Delaware J?

The EVENING JOURNAL will take great
pleasure in delivering the above Organ to
the most Popular Lady Teacher or Principal
of any school, public or private, in this
State, and the readers Of this paper will
designate by vote to whom the Organ shall
be presented.
You can vote as often as you wish, and
send in as many votes at one time as you
desire, but each vote must be upon the
Organ Ballot cut out of the EVENING
JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
sunal shnu. Her sn..a-

IEHEE HAUTE, Ind, June i9.-Rcberr
Bonner and party visited the race track
yesterday aud Mr.. Bouner's great dlly.
Sunoi, was driven out BY Marvin and put
through a speeding. The mare fr0tted 4
quarter In q l-5, which is a 2.O4 4-5 gait.
This wonderful fight Of speed greatly de-
lighted Mr.. Bonner, who has not seen bis
mare since he purchased her last fail il
California. Among Others present with
Mr.. Bonner were Hamilton Brisby, editor
OF The Turf, Field and Farm, and c. j.
Hamlin, OF Buffalo, owner Of Belle Hamlin
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
cornrn nefrnt. nnudnIn-

ITHACA, n y, June l9-The Cornell.
BowdOin SCARED race was rowed al 7.l5
last evening Both boats got away 70.
gether, but BowdOin's short. quick stroke
gave them a slight advantage for the first
quarter Qf a mile. AT the half mile stake
Cornell had oTertaken and passed the Pine
Tree boys, and the visitors neTer got to tbs
front again. Cornell pulled s long. clean
stroke Of 38. and quickeued il 70 81 "a the
last quarter az signal from Charlie Court
ney, who followed the racers % q svriii
yacht Bowdoin started with q strokes 4
tne minute and quickened il 70 ~ hur the
tornelis had i al their own way ard I'm
Asneq 10 % minutes is seconds. and over
tFFo lengths ahead q Bowdoin. The weatll.
e and water were perfect and 400 speets.
tors were 10 attendance The vict1rs n.
ceired Tie usual Ithaca ovation after The
race
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
BrookIyn Flremen al no.tnn.

Boston, June l9-Three hundred and
fifty veteran firemen in carriages drove FOR
'.sFe hours through Boston and the sub
urfs.Rnd balted finally at Faneuil hall and
there Aastook Of a collation.. The Charles
town Volunteer Firemen's association, $50
strong, were the hosts and 40 members Of
the Brooklyn Veteran Firemen's associa-
tion, with thirty Of the Baltimore Veteran
Eiremen's association, were the guests.
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
mAknlrn

WANNBERG-ANNEL On June ID,
hy The Rev William n " hife, niuf w
Wannterg and Miss Milhelmiua 5. Anneiius
both OF this city
WALKER-B BROWN this city. on the
18th instant. by the Rev George Brown.
George Walker and Miss Laura Brown.
HURNS-WAi KER In this city, on the
l2th instant by the Rev William l.. McEwRn,
William Burn and luzie - alker.
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
AmerIcan Prize winners N Gernapv

" =" 7'IIIII77TT u II-TITIITT1
bfaLIS June ia-The American prize
winners in the shooting contest aras Firsi
hird--haldCf, gold crown. Martin Ficken.
Imperial globe and Zimmerman. ths
champion q North American. second
->c1roeler, ptre and tail. two
prizes. All of the foregoing are New
Workers. Al the Bremen field target. Jor.
dan % New fork, made 2i5 points. Utschig
q san Francisco. ~. and Jacoby. of san
francisc0, a-l- At the Weser field tarre,
zlmmsrmann made = rings: sehruelsr.
81. Jacoby. -. and Bussis. 81 New YORK.
p The prizes are biscuit boxes, spoons.
wases etc
Evening journal., 1890-06-19

TED.-"Id like you to meet my new
girl. / wish TO learn whether she is
pretty" Ned-'Tm no Judge. Why
don't you take her in a crowded horse car
some dayY'-Lippincott's Magazine for
July.
BUT Mr.. Watterson is brilliant
writer and . graceful speaker He
~8k2s lis mark wherever he goes. Ee
~anEs IL understood that he has not lost
81 700 In poker. Mr.. Watterson is
mestAef Puritan nor q prohlbitionist,
hnf. withal. Is q striking figure in Ken
sgseky aad tie eeg.h. Augusta Chrccs-
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Evening journal., 1890-06-19

Stanley Going to the Congo Next Yesr.
LONDON, June ia dispatch to The
Pail Mall Gazette from its correspondent
at Brussels says that Mr.. Henry NJ. Stan
ley has been appointed BY King Leopold
governor of the Congo state Mr.. Stanley
viii assume the duties of the office Ia 1881
Evening journal., 1890-06-19
For Graduating

We are selling a great
many Suits to the young
men who are graduating,
and we are selling them
at a price that saves the
buyers dollars. Our clear
ing sale is taking off our
goods very rapidly, but
we have had such an as
sortment of all kinds of
Clothing that we still
have many very great bar
gains left; the end will
come, though. If you
want a Suit for Man,
Youth, Boy or Child don't
delay, but come and get
the best bargains you could
ever get. We are sell
ing them to get rid of the
stock and to give our Gus
toners a chance for bar
gains.
j. z. Eullin 81 SOD
Tsilcrs. 9Th q Market
Clath.srs, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1890-06-19

A POPULAR newspaper Is like a ripe
watermelon inside is always red
Boston Bulletin.