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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-24
For the TINEs
Closing of Prof. Aycock's School.

kELroS. June 2O.-The great event Of the
season at the Pen Ridge Metropolis, was
The closing exercises of Prof. Ayoock' s
school, which took place Friday, the 3rd
| inst
IL was very apparent that the pupils hal
been thoroughly instructed for they perform
| ell their parts in the exhibition with prompt-
ness and more than usual intellirepcs. show.
| ing that they had been undor excellent
training.
Inc stand was tastily decorated with
mowers and evergreens, highly orsdtable to
'he Ladies who performed that labor Of love
rrof. Aycook hal made every arrange
inent FOR pleasant and successful exhibition.
ABOUT clock, rain commenced falling and
continued OF md cr. until O'clock 4;
about { o'clock the exercises commenccd
mere were about three hundred peonle
present The place wac we'll illuminated
with Japanese lanterns, which rave the
whole scene unique and delightful appear
ancc.
VIII not cTmher tie columns e tbs
lines with the programme. 1t is altogether
too long. and consumed > hours m, 70 |
perform. En must say that ever, risce |
was delivered admirably. rejecting great |
credit on bo'h the pupils and the Teacher of |
the kclton School.
Mrs. Dr. Chambers performed delightful
winch was appreciated by all present
Tie Introductory speech was well de)iy.
cred by Albert McGowan. IL treated mainly
OF the great benefits which flow 10 indi,id
na's' communities and nations. from cdu
cation.
Tho vale 'lctory address was deliverel bv
, u. fhrr. 1t was not only well delivered.
'"t admirably conceived in spirit. and
'rea'ci Il feeling of sympathetic attachment
m IN tlz.. -.
ivoS.
f.2f Aycock is one of the most thoroucb
e@chcrs II. The State. and il a firm disc-
'ilnarian. added TO which is n fine moral
haracter Combining these essential ouali- u
cations IN The discharge of the high duties f
teacher. he has made the kelton school 5
ne OF Tho most efficient and popular in tho C
rPer part Of the State r
FRIEND. "
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cl.xslana hsminated.


Notwith handing the threats OF Governor
Tirimau tbitt the "boy' Of South 'ar''i"a,
that he carried ia bis brcecbes pockets
would vote the Republican ticket II Grover
Cleveland was nominated for Presiient oy
the democratic convention; or the other
threat Of J. W. Stokes, that rh'r" paw
ruuii he organized in the STATE u the
National democracy IN uld dare 70 noni''
nate Cleveland, against the protect OF him-
self and fsIlo~trs, the great National Dom,
ocratic pasay, 10 Convention assem- nis'
q, "wednesday last, knt oksd those small hies
| of its horns and, oil the fret ballot, nomi""-
ted the pure aud Undecided democrat auo
| st.te.uap. Grover Clevelsnd, as the standard
bearer OF the parry; and what is more " '
| firmly believed that every true white Vo'er
in South Caro- Ina will vote for hun ana
still more lie will be elected
rotol vote. 9j9 Id. Necessary TO choice,
| 200 or two-thirds Cleveland recelNeo
| cIGt Uiu ll2. Boi,s lO3, German 3'4
Marion ;. Carlisle -, Cambell =, Pattisoh
|, Whitney l.
THE SoMINxrIoX MADE uEASiMouS.
Obio moyec that tic rues he suspended am
| Cleveland he nominated by acc amazon
pani.I of Virginia ard Flower Of New orr
seconded the moDi,n. MD'i1n carried, an
Cleyelands nomination m dc UNANIMOUS
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Rev. C.. A. B. Jennings

Tho cong, ogati n Of the Presbyterian
Church has secured the pastoral service oi
Kcv.C. A. d. Jcuui g, who recently gradu-
atedat Princetor. N"w Jersey.
Mr.. Jenning. comes among us hlSh'y
recommended as pure christian gentleman
auL,a young man Of fine abilities lie 0ecu
pied the pulpit Of the Presbyterian chur'h
last Sunday moraiug and al who heard him
were very much pl'a'ei
We extend to Mr. jennings heSry
welcome TO our community an homes'
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a,n..nnli. pslsgats, Sen, to Prison.

PxRr. InI., June 2l.--Two coloref dell
ra.cs ON Florida TO Minneapolis, on their
way home, having tickets or money,
were nut or the train by q brakeman. Ibey
attacked lin 50 vioiousy that they we're
arrested aud charged with murderous ss-
sanl,, tried and sentenced to two years
imprisonment. They were taken to Michi-
gan City Pii,on last night They gave 'hsH
names us John Roears .ct .:!::. N'"T.
p, fellows. They hadn't "lsarn'd the
ropes" A polit;c,l fly whispered in our
ear few days ago, why so many men wi'h
/, bo delegates TO Na,ional political conven-
tons. and how msny Of them make money
out Of it, II is something in this way;
Ench delegate is allowed or tickets OF
admission TO the convention. NJ one not
even n dc c.ate, can get admission without
. ticket. but any fortunate po'ses'or "f
ticket has the open sesame to tat concla'e'
consequently ticket, are in demand, aud as
| Ligh as $500 In, been paid by out'i !ers Tor
one. 500 is n common price. This IS wei
| Understood and taken advan'ng, Of W old
| noI;tIciaps and shnrpors Just before The
convention meets, a personal ttirnd oi
| DELEGATE receives request from friend ''
| ask II delegate from his district t. favor hih
with one Of his tickets; or TO give him ie'te
| of in,r.ducrion to delegate, 80 that lie ma
meat him on his arrival, and show him som
attention while attending the convention
Naturally the doesatc gives his .i''e"d IN
strnnpc pace a ticket TO the convention
O,J stnyr:s don't part with such valuable
paper so easily. 1t il probable, ALSO 'Eht III
new fpunI friend has written for and r
ceiycI from , to 10 tickets in the same wa,
and will make NJ, the way from Sloo
$1,000 in the trarSIction. 1t has become
Kind Of busiIcss in which the well pos'c
delegate aud outside sharpcrs combine
: max. money out nr tho inuocen. and uosu
ucc,;ur reprcstnt dive OF an honost con-tlt'
ency. We havc suspicion that certain II
, necuui,us individuals secure their CO
, ton, ~ delegates from this State, with IN
pecunta-y advantage in view.
Itisa Kind ,f sCalping busineS' and
:. i.po wonder t US that 20 many third r."
b,rga -an,i-sale politicians get ia;0
Natiora; conventions and make hucks'
. shops of thSm.
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Deaths from whooping Cough.

We regrc, TO state that in the last "'eA
wa havc had two deaths amIrg infants fom
whooping cough. -.
Mr.. Charles Har; lost an infant last FIJI
day night from severe tack OF the MS
case, oged eighteen months'
Last Monday night Mr.. W. d. H"mPhr'es
lost a daughter eighteen mouths oi age Vi
the same disease.
Both infants had iu.t arrived at the 'Se
whern they bcc me- interesting i"e DC
rsoved psr.nts hare The sympathy OF the
community in their all ctiOn.
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nSa.. The Rev. Richard Woodruff, dleu NJ
Woodruff Sunday morning, after snort
illncs., IL, the home of his daughter, Mrs
Rodgers, in his cightic'h year. Mt. wood
ruG was well known in thi, county nj
'.Unclc Dickey.'
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To Jurors and Witnesses.

We call attention to tho adxer,;..u,
N' o. H. Mchi'sick, Clerk of Court, by
which 1t will be seen that tho Court will no,
Upe" "ni' tuesday, Monday being tho 4tb
July which is a legal holiday. Juror. and
witnesses need nO' attend until Tuesday
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The p n. Gill he opsu.d Ior business
from s A. NJ. to 600 =. NJ.
The Money Order Department viii be
opcned for business from 9 A. NJ. TO T.. NJ.
The South bound mail arrives ut BID
PM. -
The North bound mail arrives Mt I.4o'
=. NJ.
Street boxc, will be emptied every day
at 20, L. NJ.
ANY inattention or irregularities should
&c reported promptly to the J. NJ.
]. G.. HUNTER. l.. NJ
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BIrKLEN> AENICA SAL,E.-Thc best s,Iye
IN the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcer,
Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, letter. Channel
hands, thilnlajns, Corns, and all skin crun.
TONS. and positively cures Piles, or no nav
required. 1t ~ guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents pr box. For sale by Il F. posey
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ANSWER TmIs QUESTION. -Whydo 50 p,,,,,
people we see around Us seem Io prcfcr -,
Snlt'r and hc made miserable 10y indigestion
Constipation. Dizziness. Loss .; .upp,i,c
ming up Of the food. Yellow Skin whcr
Tor - cents we will sell them Shiloh 5 via.
,,@er, guaranteed to cure them. Sold bv
II. X. Smth \ CO.
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MA Emmons Blaine. the second son OF
ex.Secrelary Of State, James u. Banie' u'e'
in Chicago on tho 18th, Of blood poison.
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ng9.. We arc requested to announce shat
,pecini services will bc held in the new "A.
NJ, T. Church, at Kc.tou, next Sunday, the
26h. Mt II o clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, H.
NJ. by Rev J. l. EIayne, pastor ofthe Union
A. NJ. T. church.
The white citizen. of Kclton AMI vicinity
are specially invited to attend these services
as seats ana every other arrangement 'o'
| their comfort will bc prepared.
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pfs.. A delightful party was gwen ~ 'he
residence of Capt. W. ID. wilkins, last Wsd-
nesdsy night to Miss Ida Brown, OF Laursn'
A large crowd Of young people was present
and nil cnjoyed theDsel's, hugely.
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Bas" Reports from Laurens county arc
enc ,uraging for tho conservative nominees
In Dial township, formerly tho strongest
Tilman township in that strong Illim"n
County, Sheppard aud Orr club has been
ORGANIZED with 100 mcmbers.
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csg" This sec ipn has bocn visited with
heavy rains in the last week.
All crops ARE reported a' doins fine, anu
the ont and wheat crops saved.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-06-24

Sh. Ion 'ArARRn RrMEDY.-A mnryclou
cure for !alniii, biph,hcra. C,nkc, my..;I,
and Headache. with each bottle there i a.,
Ingenious nasal injector for the more sue
''sSi"l irct'meHr of these Complaints with
"n' extra chargc. iIIcc 5pt. Sold by II
X. Smith s Co.
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rfs. We are requested to announce thn'
,bcro will bo no services n. Mount Vernon
n,xt Sunday, ms the pastor, Rev. u.
Clifford will be Gt Joncsville.
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Knights Of Pythias.

Tho regular Convention Of Cherokee
Lod.e, No. 81. X of T.. will be neld next
Monday evening at s. o'clock, a iui at
tendance is requested.
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my We have encouraging reports from
,be results of the wheat and oat crop in this
county.
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rSa- Mrs. NJ. l.. Gage lost fine mare
last week from being founjcred.
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ne ;"crmo"s:c" stood at ~ in I'm.
ot'1co yesterday, 9 L. NJ
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GRe 3OesERy Nuion aiunes
r. M. STOKES, Editor
Friday, June ~, 1902.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

SUBSCRIPTION, 81 SO PER ANNU1
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Tho Prohibition Box

After considerable c,rrespondcnc: be-
tween Mr. l.. d Childs, Chairman of the
Prohibition COMMITTEES and Hon. Iohn l..
NJ. Irbv, th ,irmGn of the State Democratic
Executive Committee, it has finally bsca
,e,t'ei that there shall DO separate box at
the August primary, in which shall b,
Jcposi,cd the b,l'ots f l. aud ngrns' pro-
hibi,ion In llitiop. tho candidates Tor
the Leyislaturc nrt to ho catec"i'cu nS
was first contemplated by the Prohibition
| Convention. which me-, tho 18th May
| Aswc understand the catcchising Of the
candilrtss for the Legislature, the caHdi-
date, are expected to declare themselves oa
,Ls stump in favor for against prohibition
Some seem to think that this pan Will
complicatc mattcr7, hut "a tn" box IS TO "'
sepsra,c VIC cannot sec how it can possibly
cause u complication.
The vote in the prohibition box is to h'
counted and rcturnci ScDaratcly, and VII
not in tho least interfere with tho elecs!o"
--"s'-ntrre nonors hal as
well put on thoir thinking caps and decid.
how they will meet the issue. f,r il is uuo,
them and there il no dodgirg it,
A Beautiful and Useful Present
The congregation of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church presented to their late pastor, Rev
y. Il. Hope, beautiful Gladstone TRAVELLING
bag ms,5 Of alligator skin. fitted up ins;J,
with every L nvcnience. from shoe but,oucr
to mail rolishcr. We venture tho assertion
That more unique or handsomely rot mn
travelling bag has never been seen in rr;o,
On the outside the following WA. engraved
on silver plate
Presented To
Rev. s. Il. Hope.
by the
Members Of his Congregation.
Union, 5. c..
ON his departure for Japan.
1892
Al The request of the cor mitco in choro.
OF Tho testimonial. Mr.. VIM. 4. N;cholso,
was requested to make the presentation
lie was assisted in the Gischnrpe or ,,i,
p''Hs"nt duty Ivy capt. +. NJ Farr. The |
mutual expression OF lovo AMI esteem in |
behalf of the donors, and hy MIR. Hon. r..
sincere and henrt;cit
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NEWS FROM bkyr Su,w.--Seysrol J,ys
~" tho Grccnvllc News recsivSI ;ncor,,Io
non from LaurenS giving exact inform.,ior
OF The whereabouts "f Hsy, shaw ro
neg" supposed To have been lvnchch ;n
Laurcns !"
Before this could DO verified In, ,l,n,,
Constitution published an interview viii,
Hha" VINO has re'n seen AMI talked with he q
reporter IL is now icaincd dire,tIv crI
n'!'hd doubt or question III Il th, in.
10 l"r'nnl'oh Is correct. Shaw is in Gccrgi,
i"c constitution placed HIM az Thom,.y7IIo
ana lie IS not there but the stitemcu, ,,o,,
do"mIe's made TO prevent his hiIinr u,,cs
nc'hE NnowG, ~ all Information re%orIin,
"ii" i gwen with pie lge that his biIi,,to
pace VIII not he made known
H'aW VIII net return 10 Iaurcns c,u,,y
or south Carolina # ho can avoid !, NJ,
statement imp icates Constable Abercromlio
AM fi'e other men in his whirr;n,, orI
'h "tn&. From his account hi, sufIe,.im,, !
must have Lcen fearful. lie snvs be We
Iet Tor dead AMI hii in u gully under - riIa
't hna"s, but recovered and wnlksd orio
no Is recS'erDg slowly. lie denies thst ie
was SuIly OF iho burglary ho was accused
u committing aud says ie refused 10 confess
even Wien tied up by his wrists tbre, or
"ur hours snd frightmlly beaten.
''' charges lnat the party that punished
,,' ans oiGnnIcd and Let by Constable
''ric!""'lc - "y,tpyWc Nn,g
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Town Officers.

! Town Officers
Al recent meeting Of tho Town r..uuc;I
the following subordinate officer. ,yoro
elected
Attorney. -r. E. Culp.
M"rshals C. G. May and J. b. Smith.
Lamp lghter.-Ecn Neal
Converse Scholarship
saturday the 2nd Of July has been fixed
"y 'ne school Commissioner to hold the ex
ANIMATION Tor Converse College. A A,plican,.
'or scholarship will be examined on Ari,h.
'"etie' Algebra, English. Geography and l.
= history. The School Commissioner no.
"pP''"'s" 'roi' Fobt Morrison AMI G.. II.
''N'' 'S't"a as eSHm'ning committee Ex-
""'"a'''" to begin at 10 clock promptly.
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p,b The Editor returned toh post last
wcdncs lay, but finds it hard to s"'ue INTO
harness aftor two weeks high living anu
downright idlcn,s1, among old anu nc"
friends IL we can gather our ideas into
ANYTHING like systematic form, we shall give
our reade,s $ birds-eye view of the rapidly
growing and beautiful City of Charlotte her
many enterprises and solid advantages and
-~---, /" '"nnot pr publish cd
without dsngcr of causing confusion. But
as all know the ln,ts and duties assigned
them. 1t is hoped that each one will be Al
his and her post ut the appointed time, and
'"A' general attendance of Teachers and
''ohd' OF education will grace the next
meeting.
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NATURAL ADVANTAGES.

Now, as 10 the natural ADVANTAGES. The
undeyeI'ped horse power al these Shoals il
SIMPLY Immense. Ii is said and has bceu
written by every engineer that has examined
these Shoals. that the alrautares of ,bix
place asa manufacturing cite is second To
none IN tho United States, in tn, senss finn,
greater rowor can here be devclopod. nj ln,.
cost than at any other manufec:wriny sjt.
examine! hy them. Concerning this Mr.
Geo. Lad'haw Of Sp,rtanburg. an Euei-
neer OF established roprta ion, says i, is sell
uom Such water privilege Sxisrg IN which
ali the conditions requisite ere favorable
may say the most favorable as u,tI,,
seems TO have done n Il that was necessary tn
render the development Of tho power nj tbis
place mplo and inexpensive The ppopI,
IN the v!cinage, Oh both sides of tho river
have an abiding faith ths. in short time \
year OF Two a: fat'heSt. they will hear the |
busy hum Of tho spindle and The musical |
whistle of the iron horse. H. is p,edj,t,G !
thaf within ten years thsre will be n city on
both sides Of the river second only 70
harlesion in numerical strength. Possibly
n futuro article | may give more aboni
he history and traditions Of this country
SCHOOL GIRL
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bA9" There was II delightful Gormou
1T Nicholson Hall Tuesday evening. given
ny TIC young gentlemen of the town in bon,,
"' the following visiting young Ladies
MISS iclen L. Rcmbcrt. Sumter; Min. onJ
ahchc Moore, Spartunburg: Ido Gr.ep
hiIkeSboro, y. c. and Miss Beatty. ,f Mia
si>sppi.
Inc "'rman was gracefully lei hv Mr.
James T. Hunter of Union, a,i Miss N;po
M'or'' Of Sparmnbury. The following
couples were on the floor
Mr. Il. NJ. Munro. and Mis-. Char,o,,o
A'lston; MIR. /. i. Butler, and Miss U,,or
he"oeri; Mr. Il. i. Harry, and Mis-. Grs.,
MI - +. McLure. and Miss May duncan.
l. W. McLnrc and Miss Ethelind Goss. NJ
y ho1inSon, and Miss blanche Moore
VIZ D. VI. Farr. and Mis-, k,ttie Ric,. Mr.
: W. Rice Jr. AMI Miss Beatty: Mr.. F., H
"P' and Miss H. Boaiy; MIR. J. 4 younr
mt Miss l.. Dawkins; Mr.. Cha,. CuIr ond
'NSs Minnie Walker.
MessrS. W. VI. Iachcry Columbia G. II
eaS' W. T. Thomson, g. F.. Townsend =
O. Eis'n, Walker Moore aud T.. C.. FAINT
I"ArLRoNEs. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. your,
IT. AMI Mrs. }. d. Arthur, Mr.. and Mr..
l. /. Smith, Mr. AMI Mrs. W. II. Sorior
irs. II. l.. Goss, and Miss Msgri, Mu,ro
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EsS- We have the plo,suro this week of
introducing {" our readers new corrcspon-
"eht, over the signature. "Schonl Girl -
We recognized in our fair correspondem
not many months nso, ami when only ,
school Girl. literary taSto and talent fnr
ahoN" the ordinary standard of even ripcr
years, and requested her TO contribute. 70
the columns of the TrMEs whenever her in.
chhal'ons prompted her 10 write. rbis
she promised to do, and her first favor il
before our readers under the canton %,
Sketch of l.0ckhart Shonl," and il fulIv 90.
tao!ishcS The high estimate we had p,oced
upon her literary ability, and givos prom.
lse oi one day seeing her name shinino o.
n"hs the brightest stars of pure and elevot.
ing southern female writer's.
Our fnr friend combines a ,ool .,,o,
non natural talent, strong literary procl;v.
''eS purity of hcart1 and hudable ambi.
'oh great essentials for the attainment
VI highest honor> in The field Of iiisrotur.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-02-12


COncorCIid D0yiight: Continuous
advertising is what pays. Two or
three notices a year to the trade is
to the business man what two or three
meals "a week would be to high
liver. Both would live but neither
would thrive.
Mr.. :. y. ID. Cox, of the Humboldt
Herald, was i'm town Tuesday and
made the REGISTER Office a pleasant
call. He looked through our new Of
flee with much interest and was sur
prised to find it so complete and well
equipped.
Mr.. w. Fl. Clark is agent for 1.-The
Story of Man. and 1.-THE Beautiful
Story" two excellent books. Mr..
Clark is an old soldier, savere suffer
er from injuries received in defense Of
his country, and he deserves liberal
patronage.
w. l.. Bartels has been made sole
agent in lola for ''anti-rusting tin
ware" new make of goods which is
Just what its name indicates. 1t does
MT cost any more than ordinary tin
ware. and it is any amount better.
Try it.
Mr.. G.. Barth tells us that his broth
er-in-law, Il German manufacturer Of
photographic machinery, is going to
remove his factory from Germany to
this country. The change is made as
direct result of the Mckinley bill.
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Resolutions of Respect

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our
Heavenly father to call from our
midst our esteemed friend and Co
worker, Mrs. Nellie WilsOn-McC Creepy
Resolved, BY the members Of tho
Carlyle Missionary Reading Circle,
that in her death we have lost val
ued friend and worker, and sOciety;zn
esteemed member, and the family Q
loving daughter, and faithful wife
and mother.
Resolved, That we extend to the
bereaved family and friends our
heartfelt sympathy in this great be-
reavement, and commend them to- the
care of the Comforter.
Resolved, That a copy of these
Resolutions be placed on the minutes
of our Circle, and given to tho lola
REGISTER for publication, and u copy
presented to the family of our deeeas-
ed friend. ALTA NJ. DUNLAP, Pres.
NELLIE WHITAKER, sly.
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High school Notes.

The Kansas Day program was large
ly attended. The room was very nice
ly decorated with flags and with pie
lures of the great men of our country.
The l.. l.. y. meets once in two weeks
for the purpose of discussing import
ant subjects. We understand these
meetings are private.
There are fifteen scholars who will
graduate this spring.
Mr.. Picken was absent from school
two days this week on account of sick
ness. Mrs. Picken conducted his work
at school.
The lecture given last Saturday
evening by Mr.. c. F. Scott was very
instructive and interesting. All who
attended were very much pleased
with it. The music furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. LETTER and Miss Grace Beck
was very highly appreciated.
The CliOnian Club will render the
following program this evening at 7:30
i'm the high school room:
Song-"Evening Bells .--....-.....-..C Choir
Recitation-"The Singing Leaves
Mary Pearson
RecitatiOn-''A Riddle" .---......... Anna Moore
Song ..........-..... 90. .....-.... Little Girls
Recitation-'Th Blind Basket Weaver"
Josie Hazard
Essay-"yoiccs From the Library
Josie Hewitt
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Lucy Smeltzer
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Recitation-"The Tale of a Big Snow Storm.
Ella SOuth
Recitation-''An Idyl of our Education
Lily White
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Editors. Halle Irving, Pearl Anderson
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