The state capital., 1892-06-04
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ing.
The Clipper Band has re-organ-
lied with Prof. George Dulf as It's
musical director.
Mrs. James Woodford and mother,
Mrs. n. Fl. Florville, are in the city,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Willis.
The many friends of Miss Jennie
Coleman, will be glad to learn that she
is able to be out again, after a serious
illness.
Mr.. Wallace Stone who has been
residing in Chicago for some time
is in the city holding forth at the
Leland
Mr.. L. Irving, Of Taylorville, a
strong advocate Of this paper
favored us with his presence while
visiting in the city.
Miss Meada Lee, of Shelbyville,
was in the city, visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Reed, and made our
sanctum a pleasant visit.
E. d. Poston & Co. are now Of
fering all kinds Dry Good at very
low prices. Look out for tn cir
special sales every Friday.
We extend an invitation to the
secretaries Of secret societies and
the clerks of churches to send us
any news for publication concern
ing their organizations.
Don't fail to call at the Spring
field Carpet Company and examine
their stock before purchasing.
Large stock, best goods for the least
money.
Miss Genie f. Duncan, who has
been teaching school in Edwards
vile. ILL.,, the past nine months, has
returned home to spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. Jonathan Hlcklin, one of the
ardent and substantial supporters
Of worthy enterprise, who is at
present residing in Pana, made ou1
office a pleasant visit. You are al
ways welcome Bro. Hicklin.
Mr.. A. Blackwell and wife OF
Lafayette, Ind, are permanently
located in the city. and are en-
ployed in the Dr.. Princes Sanitar-
ium. We wish them success.
The Oscar J. Dunn Camp, Sons
of Veterans of this city is credit
and should be encouraged and
praised for the patriotic manner in
which they always respond in com
memorating national or civic holi
days. Capt. Yates is worthy OF
praise.
Messrs. Thomas Brown of Sid
ney, and Thornton Gibbs of Elk
hart, two prosperous farmers, called
at our office and subscribed for the
Ganital. TAeX said :liX aa@iEed
this paper, which is laboring for
principle.
The magnificent two story brick
business building on Capitol avenue
is almost completed, and is a credit
to the city and that street as we'll
as credit to its owner, Mrs.
Eva Lewis, whose energy and am
bition should raise the Afro-Ameri-
cans out Of their long delay of
lethargy. The Capital takes great
pleasure in chronicling such enter
prises as this.
There will be grand literary
and musical entertainment given by
the ladies Of the Household of Ruth
No. 100, Grand United Order of
Odd Fellows, on Tuesday evening
June 7th, at their hall on 9th st.
between Adams and Monroe. A
bountiful supper will be served and
a good time is expected. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Admission 25 cents Commit
tee: Mrs. Emma Singleton, Mrs.
Sarah Harris, Mrs. Lizzie Taylor.
Leading Question Answered! Are you
Nervous? Restless and Sleepless at
Night? Get up with the Headaches?
Is your Brain Overa orked? Do you feel
tired? 10 you want General
Tonic and Builder up? If so, drink
all the year' The popular
and palatable Nerve, Blood and Brain
Iron Tonic. On draught at e. A. Hule't,
Franklin Building 9th s. Monroe, Spring
field, I'll.