The state capital., 1891-10-31

]. EDWARD THOMPSON CITY EDITOR
Republicans to the front.
Gen. c. W. Pavey is convalescing.
Mr. Willis Smith gave US call on
Thursday
Miss Ells Conover has been confined
to her bed for the past week.
Mr.. Fred Waterfield has taken the
"field', canvassing for the "Eye."
Mr. Louis Adams leaves for Cairo
Monday, to visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. George Conover, who has been
sick for the last three months is inprOv-
ing.
A report of the Odd Fe' lows entertain
ment Thursday night, will appear in our
next issue
Mr.. G. w. Birdsong, is making need
ed improvements to meet the wants of
his numerous patrons during the win
ter season.
Mr.. Harrison Street has one Of the bets
equipped restaurants in Chicago. When
i'm the city give him a call. No. 496 State
st. I, Chicago Ill.
Mr.. James Marshall is overjoyed at
meeting young friend from 'Old
Kentuck," Mr.. Joe. Bolden, whom he
nursed when a child.
Mr. Albert Shaw formerly of this city
who took unto himself ir demsel OF
Springfield, for wife, paid the city a
short visit Thursday
There will be grand Tom Thumb
wedding given at st. Pauls church Tues
day Nov. 3rd, by Mrs. Nj Hicklin Every
body should attend
What is the matter with the sO-called
Afro-American politicians of Spring
field? They did not show up at the
meetings last week.
Hon. E. III. Morris of Chicago. mem
Der of the Republican State Central
Committee, was in attendance at the
meeting in this city last week.
We dropped into Mr.. Samuel Willis
place of business, and was surprised to
see every body busily engaged, supply
ing the wants Of his customers.
Subscribe and pay for THECAPITAL:
husbands, wives, and children should
read it. 1t is their organ, and should
have their unqualified support.
pleasan social was given for the
benefit OF St Paul A N f church Thurs.
day night, at the residence of Mrs II
Wilson, E Madison street Refreshments
of all kinds were served
Dan Cullum's, No. 523 CONNER.
cial Alley, South Side, Springfield
ILL.,, the best whiskies. Beer and Oh
gars. Lunch every day.
J.J. Bird is located at the Capt.
tai Office: he is prepared to prose-
cute claims for pensions and bound
ty. 224 1-2 5. 5th. st. Up Stairs.
Mr.. u. H. Landlord who performed Sc
ably on the cOrnet at St. Paul's A. NJ. E.
church last Mnnday nights endeayoring
70 organize band in this city: we wish
him succeas.
Miss. Girtrude Wright, one Of the first
Afro-American graduates of Spring.
field, and among one Of the most eff.
fIcient and accomplished teachers OF
st. LOUIS, is visiting her parents on
18th, street.
Uncle Ed. Morgan one Of the Republi-
can wheel hOraes in politics, who has
been on the sick list for eight months, is
around again. He says he is now able to
work, but can find nothing to do. Re.
ward the faithful!
1t is SO strange that so many christ
ians, so called, will subscribe their
names to the church, and other sub
scription lists without ever paying the
amount subscribed. Satan is.fguring
on Just such christirns as his occupants
in his kingdom.
VIC. Garratt, the efficient and po.
pular secretary of the Illinois State
Fair, has placed it in a more prosper.
GUS and attractive condition than any
other state fair in the Northwest. He
is q man of the people and knows how
to supply their states and fancies.
Mr.. +. SD. Lee Of this city, has
been appointed and commissioned
by Right Eminent Grand Comman.
d er. B. s. Harris of Iowa, District
Deputy Grand Commander of x,
Templars of the I'd District, with
head quarters in this city.
We call the attention of the trad
ing public to the large advertise
ment of Klaholt & Fogarty, in this
issue of the CAPITAL. They are a
reliable firm and are leaders in low
prices and the best qualities of
shoes in the market. 1f'you are in
need OF q pair Of shoes you will save
money by buying now. They car
~ the largest stock in the city and
are daily adding more, Call and
see them if you don't want to get
robbed. Remember their store is
No. 1O2 South Side of Square.