The state capital., 1891-09-19
J. EDWARD THOMPSON CITY EDITOR

S. Merke. Restaurant and Lunch Couh =
ter, opposite depot. Peoria Ills.
Rev. J. E. Jackson left for jack
sonville, Saturday.
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for the STATE CAPITAL.
Miss Laura Barnett left for Jack
sonville, Sunday the 18th.
J. Freund, sole agent for thecele-
brated Weber Lindeman Pianos. Ola
3. Square
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bors and have them to subscribe.
When going to Cairo stop at the
Wilkerson Hotel, 1912 Commercial
AAe.
Mr.. Otis Woods returned to the
oity from Normal, Ills, last week.
Mrs. Francis Newly returned to
Grape Creek, Ills, her home, last
Tuesday.
Rev. HI. Jamison, pastor Shiloh
B. Church, of Chicago, left for that
city Wednesday last.
Mrs. Lucretla Thompson enter
tanned q number Of friends at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Stewart the efficient
shorthand reporter, Of Chicago,
left for his home Monday eve.
Revs. =. w. Hudson and ]. Il. W..
Jackson were elected delegates to
the A. NJ. E. General Conference at
Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Susie Thompson arrived
home Saturday from an extended
visit in Quincy and Missouri.
Mrs. S. B. Turner has returned
to the city after three weeks visit
witd her sister Mrs. Thornton.
Mrs. E. A. Wright entertained
Mr.. s. B. Turner at dinner on last
i Wednesday evening.
p. Bowling. deale. in Choice
Wines and Liquors. AL the leading
brands city cigars. 223 n 9th Street
Springfield. Iii.
Mr.. Isaac Diller occupied tn
pulpit at A. M. 4. church Sunday
In the absence of Rev. Henderson
All unsold papers must be re
turned to this office, or we shall Q
necessity, hold theagents responsi
BILE.
Dan Cullum's, No. 523 CONNER
cial Alley, South Side, Springfield
Ill.,, the best whiskies. Beer and Vi
gars. Lunch every day.
Messrs James Scott and Joh
Walker, two leading AfroAmer
can farmers of Illinois, attende
the fair last week.
When arriving in Peoria. I'll
call at the city Restaurant, 2O8 an
2l0 Fulton street, for first elias
meals 25cts. J. A. Kelly, Prop'r.
J.J. Bird is located at the Capi
tai office: he is prepared to prose
cute claims for pensions and boun
ty. 224 IL S. 5th. st. Up Stairs.
Revs. P. G. Cooper and Hende
son and other delegates that atten'
ed the conference held in Quinc,
returned to the city reporting
grand time.
Mr. G. G. Mattox, a highly I
spected Afro-American Of this cit
left for his former home, Braksha'
Ca, in search Of health. lie b
our best wishes.
For a first class meal, call at II
Nth 10th street. w. M. Robinso
an old veteran, proprietor. X
can enjoy one Of those old fashion'
meals Of bacon and cabbage. Gil
him call when you are hungry.
NOTICE.
The active committee at st. Da
id, have arranged for one and O
third fare for the round trip, fro
Peoria, Galesburg and Vermont,
the emancipation celebration. SCI
22nd.
This demonstration bids fair
excel the one of last year: the pla
tatiou scenes and cottou plckin
will be the most elaborate ever d
played. W. Webb, president,
Randolph, marshal Of the day al
W. Jabine, general manager
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Pullens,
Paducah, KY, are the guest Of Re
and Mrs. P. q. Cooper. Mrs. Mill
will leave her son here to take a
vantage Of our excellent scho
system. He will make his hon
with Rev. Cooper.
Mr.. S. V. Casey has returned
the city after an extended tr
west. He visited Portland, Ores
Denver, Colo. Manitou Springs al
Salt Lake. He went for the ben
fit of his health and thinks be b
been benefited by the trip.