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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
The time for early gardening has ar

The time for early gardening has ar
rived.
Messrs. Norton & Ashworth have
received their tobacco granulator and are
now beginning the manufacture of smok-
ing tobacco.
Town Marshal Powell an1 force of
hands are doing some badly needed work
on the streets. We hope to see him soon
have them in frst-class condition.
Mrs. n. L. FAINT, of Belton, and Mrs.
NJ. A. Dean, of Anderson, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. W. G. Smith, in West
Union.
Mr.. ". Henry Reeder, of High Falls,
is moving to Walhalla and will occupy
the Garner house, in West End. We
welcome him among US and hope to see
him become permanent citizen
Mr.. Ed. Perry, of Atlanta, and Mr. Dan
Perry, of Macon, Ca, accompanied by
Mr.. Charlie Henes, of Atlanta, are on
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Oehmig.
Misses Ida. Callie and Clara Russell,
three charming and accomplished young
ladies, paid the COURIER Office an appreci-
ated call on Monday last. Come again,
ladies.
Mr. R. A Erwin has accepted the local
agency for the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. of New York, in Oconee and
Picsens counties. This is one of the
giants in life insurance, and Nh. Erwin
will write desirable policy in one Of the
very best companies.
c. L. Reid & Son are still doing busi-
ness at the old stand and intend to meet
all the demands of the times for seasona
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

a pension Office clerk few days ago
remarked that all the existing pension
laws require to make them perfect IS an
amendment granting pensions to veterans
for badness The sarcasm got to the
ears of Gen. Raum, who promptly scalped
the clerk.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

Il have used Ayers Hair y-isor for a
number of years, and it has always given
me satisfaction. 1t is an excellent dress
ing. prevents the hair from turning gray,
insures its vigorous growth. and keeps
the scalp white and clean. Mary a,
Jackson. Salem. Mass.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

For the first time since her chil9..nod
Mrs. Phillip Maltry and her two little chill
dren. of Little Switzerland Park. Atlanta,
Ga.,accompanied By herniece. Miss Annie
Overhoffer. of New York, is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. c. b.
Oehm:g. OF Walhalla.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

Say what you will, the city or town
which has the largest manufacturing
interests is the place that is getting there
with both feet" That is very true, and
the town that does not build manufac-
turing enterprises is the town that is get
ting left aud will continue to beleft. Do
YOU see the point?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

c. L. Reid & Son are still doing bust
ness at the old stand and intend to meet
all the demands of the times for seasona
ble goods. Their spring stock is COM
plete, anc their many customers know
the excellent quality of the goods they
sell. See advertisement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

The Charleston House" Mr.. o. II.
Schumacher, proprietor, gives timely
quotation of prices this week. Here is
found large 81 ,ck of goods to suit the
season and the clerks will serve you in
handsome style. Mr.. schumacher is an
enterprisins merchant and means to keep
abreast of the times. Read his adver-
tisement and then give him cali.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16
GUANO.

GUANO and ACID PHOSPHATE
have arrived, and can supply all who
want it now.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

Au elaborate preliminary programme
has been prepared for the State Sunday
School Convention to be in session two
DAYS at Abbeville, from April 18th to 9th
Reduced railroad rates Will be Procured
over all roads.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-03-16

Every day brings news OF certain
classes who need not expect Office under
the new administration, but shere is
pitiful lack OF information concerning
those who may. Who is qualified for
Office is the crying question of the hour.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
cnfcl Cams Mnsreiber.

Mit pullten= unb Srompeteni9 aq
man I'm porigen Sabre nertiinbet,
bub bic pteQbsri pro9enen Oeierttonen
in un|erer 8unoesarmee nadgerabe
ioenn bod enti4ieben INT Mbnebmen
1eien, unb bic Moralitdt unferes @0lbz
nerbeeres 6eoeutenb gebeilert babe.
0as pu6lttum puroe iogar cine 3eit
lang init monatlt4en Nus4peti ungen
,regulirt.
S9on bor Monaten tpurben inbeB
lbie1 lie Musmeti e eingel tellt, unb bas
publitum b0rte 10 gut 1pie
gar nt4ts mebr BON benz @egeni tanbe,
felt bic Sbqrla@e itol5 gemelbet NOR
ben tpar, baB bur4 bic &eformmabz
nabmen bes Rriegsietretdrs proctor
9eeresbei ertionen auf 5.64 proz
cent ber ge1ammten 9eeres itGrte 6erz
tporben feien, mas cine Ser
,minberung um nabe5u 1 procent BIN
men etnem Sabre (bebeutete. Sn5tpiz
i4en 1T iebo@ ber neue Sabresberi4t
fir bag am 30. SUM- 1893 abgelaufene
Tiscaljabr a%us9earbeitet morben,-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31

selans Is aud benz dmterreihen
Manne, ben .Spibbuben auf frtfaer
Shat au ertappen. Mit tpabrer
Wouuif fibrte @ernbaro 1einen &C.
fanaenena in bic periaieoenen 9duIer,
UNI i'm ibentifisiren gu laien. Dsm
@auner mar bies iebr erpini4t, benin
auf Dem Wese rib ct pl0bti4 aus uno
lieb benz 8eamten bas Na9ieben. Diez
Ter mar tpiitbenb bariiber uno i&pur,
nidt eber gu ruben, als Biz ct ben
Dteb tpteber babe. Dim Opnneri tag
Mbenb bemertte nun 8ernbarb 3mei
Uiunner, Bic inn ie9r p;rSGGtig oorz
tamsn. DIS bic 8eiben ietner an
itdtig tpurben, oertauj4ten tie lire
9iite unb i4idten ii4 an. b~abonouz
laufen. Na4 elmer turoen @erfplgune
batte 8ernbarb bic MiKetbdter einsez
bolt. Gr bra9te ite i9leunis5t na4
benz @efdngnib. SEPT iteqte iih berz
aus, bab Der cine Der @erbafteten Der
Sobn bes Mari4aqs Rap uno ber an
bere bei7en 0reunb mar, bic i'm nur
gum @eiten batten. Dies ipielte jez
bod Bel benz braoen 8ernbarb feline
Stole. Mari@au &ub fam ber5u unb
b%erlanste energiid bic GreilaHuns oer
iunsen 2eute, fir beren uni9ulb ct
ii4 nerbiirete. r@inmal bur@9ez
brannt unb ni@t mieber!" iagte 8ernz
barb unb lieB bic @efdngntbt6ire perz
i@lofen. @s fam gu befti9en Musz
acknowledgement unb i4licblt@ priiz
gelten it4 bic beiben 8eamten oerart,
oab bas @lut floB uno bic ganae 8irz
9eri daft uiammenlief. Rap 4teB
i@lieBli@ ben Mapor @barles SelBer
rufen unb bieier orbnete bic iofortige
TreilaKung Der iungen 2eute an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
Wuf @unbn 6Dpf Bel See

- Muf @anbp 9oot Bel Nem
Dort tpurben bor eintgen 9agen
@9iebper1u9e angel tellt, BEL benen in
8e3ug auf @el@minoigteit ber @ei@oi<
(e @rgebniKe er3ielt tpuroen, bic in biez
lem 2anbe porber mod ni9t errei4t
tporben iinb. Die @eriude tpuroen
nit ber 8rotpn'i&en Dra6ttonone an
ge1teqt, pel4e einen @eelenbur4mener
BON 53ou unb cine 2dnge BON 10 SUB
bat.. 2eonarb'1@es rau4loies Pulber
murbe babel benubt uno i'm @an3en
&purben IA S@iiKe abgefeuert. 3uerit
tpurben 7 pfunb Pulber gu ieoer 2az
oung bertpenbet, tpel9e Menge na4
unb na@ auf 20 Nfunb bermebrt muir
be. Die ftebenpfiinoige 2abung gab
Dem @ei4oHe cine Neutrality-suspicious.
bigteit BON 1,720 Sub bic Setunbe,
mas BON tetner anberen Gbnlt4en 2a<
oung ober anberen pulperforte errei4t
tperben tann. Mtt benz lebten @4ub
1pielte bic 3tpan3igpfinbige 2abung
rau9loi len P11pers tbren 9uupttrumpf
aug; lie CAB Der 81 pfunb f&peren
&uge1 cine Mnfangsg BON
1856 SUB bic Setun6e. Die @er1uz
DE tpurben bon lieutenant s.. q.
Wbtftler bonn 5. Ser. @taaten Mrtille=
rieregiment i'm @etiein BON S. s.
8rotpn, benz @rfnber bes na@ ibm
bsramit ten amerjtaniia:n rau@loieu
Yulpers, geleitet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31

,unb aus bieism ut bic betri5iame
.unp fir a0au srobs Opt:mifen redt
,iiberraiasnbe 9batIufe gu erie6en,
Ipab bic Iusreibereien rpiebsr oune9z
men. Die 8efferuns 1T cine i.4r pors
.iberse6snoe gespsfen. llno bieie 3us
,nabme mar cine bsitanoise. seraoe Don
Der 3eit an, ba bic monatlifen 9sridz
tie aufbOrten.
, Sn benz am 30. SUN; %abselaufenen
Monat naren los 0ei ertionen au perz
,3eidnsn; oas iinb elm 9aIbbunbert
.mebr, als in benz entlprsdenben Moz
nat Don 1892. Der WrocentIab fir
.oas ganae Sabr ifh nabe5u anberthdobz
NAL grObsr, als fir bas am 80. Stunt
1892 abaelallfene 5isca.jabr.
Ratiirlia beunrubigte o:eie 3unab>
me in ben eini4lagenben 2reilen ntht
tpen:g. 0iele MilitGrs betra9ten bie>
.ielbe als Tolse Der 8siimmung in
.unierer lebten Observation-Disclosures
.acte, ponah bic Wieberanperbung
BON @emeinsn nah aebnjdbriesm Disnz
,1te untsri agt purbe, unb bringen auf
ben Wtberruf bisi er 8srfiigung. Qeuz
;te, pelfe benz 9sere beitraten in Der
,Grmartung, bort na9 alien anfdnsliz
.den S~trapaBen itGnbige 8ortbsile fin
ben gu t0nnsn, miibten bur9 cine berz
artise @eiebsebuns entmutb;e 1psroen,
bic lie auer Musiihten auf erbDbte
Beaablung fir ldngere Diem tseit unb
Der @elegenbeit, auf Die elite ber gu,
DispoIition @siteQten in ibren alien
'9u9en gu tommen, ober bic 8ortbeite
bes So1oaten5eims gu gen;eBen, be-
.raubs. Inter iol9sn umItdnoen lei
es n1u natiirlid, baB gar Mande benz
9eere auf Dem iansqm0glidltsn Wege
ben @iiden getebrt bdtten, unb bie1e
8epegung merbe u%moauern, bis bsiagte
8sitimmung 1pisber aufgeboben lei.
Inter 9epobnli@en 1mltdnoen brauae
man benz Sc erteur feline S5rdne nad=
5utpeinen; aber bic 3unabme Der De-
1ertionen unter 1olfen 9srbGltnii en-
lei benn bod ni@t leidt gu nebmen unb
berbiene cine ernl tli9e Grtpdgun9.
Sbne t3meifel bat bie1e Irgumenz
tation @ttpas fir lid. @onitige ur=
laden ber Defertionen iinb 14on UNI
.5dblige Male berporgebo6en tporoen.
uno bic Ser. Staaten MAIDEN in bic
Ter 8e5iebuns bieie4be Grfahrung, mie
ale anlberen auf bus Werbeipiem an
,s%emieenen @0lter lie gu gep0bnlifen
3eiten gemu@t baben. sic tDnnen
bag audi 9stroit in &auf ne5men; oenn
auBergepObnli@e @erbdltniFe bringen
cine Menber1ng f4on bon lelbt NIT.
,@s lit aber jeoenfals ni4t nDthtg, bic
pbneotes febr be1@ejoenen nSnbucez
nents" 3ur Grgreifung unb 8e9aup=
tung bes militdrii&en 8erufes Bel uns
nod meiter gu perrtngern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
Gin luttigcs Gramen.

3u ben frDbli4iten Ginbriiden, bic
i4 bon BET lebten @eneralptriamm=
lung BEG Drosuiitenz@ erbanoes in
@iiena9 mitnabm, 10 f&retbt Elm
6reunb benz 81. 70. S., 9eb0rt bic
na4 @rlebieung bes offi5ielen PRO-
arammes abgebaltene bumortftH4e
~Drosuitensebilfenzp rufung". Na4
einigen einleitenoen Worten bes "prii=
fungstommiKars" eri&ienen bic bret
rpriiflinse" auf ber Biibns uno nabz
men gu alleemeinem @ersniigen auf
elmer @4ulbant Plab. Sic 9erren
tpurben nit ben n0t6igen 8emertungen
benz Mubitorium porgeite1t: y 9err
peter 9leum aus 8remerbufen ma4t
einen iebr raffnirten @inbrud. p
Serr &amilo Tbee be1ibt Elm iebr elm
nebmenbss We1en. - 9err bon Gem
nes aus Mleranbrien miro offenbar
einen bur414lagenben @rfolg er5lelen.
@ierauf begann oronungsgemab oas
@ramen. @on ben Bragen unb Wntz
t%porten, bic bier nit Der erniteiten Miez
ne bon ber @elt geitellt unb gegeben
tpurben, nur einise Proben. Mas 1T
ab1oluter Mltobol? - Mb1oluter Mltoz
bol 1T berjenige Mltobol, ben ber
Men1@ abIolut baben mub. Mas 1T
vtrodene De5tiqation?" - Srodene
De1iQation III, tpenn Semanb in cine
Sci tile gebt unb tein @elo hat, fi@
einen gu taufen. Mas iino @amme1z
friidte? - 9eibelbeeren, neil bieie
eingelammelt tperben. mas 1T cine
WerIeifung? - Menn oer Barber
ben &opf ~ein1eift itatt ben 8urt, oann
lit es cine @erieifung. Nennen Sic
einige Mbarten bes S@t6pols! - S4z
tbpptt. Duztbpol, @rztbpol. @ie felt
man Ro6r3uder fer? - Wan nimmt
3uderrobr unb orebt's einfa4 rum.
Ser telungsber fabren BON Sniettenz
pulber? - Man nimmt pulper unb
tbut's in @ett, bann bat man Sn=iettz
enapulber. Mas ift cine 8aie? -
Meerl4tentbeils cine bubi4e @ouiine.
Mngemeine @igenidafsn berielben9
DaS tommt gang auf bic @ouitne an.
@ie getpinnt man &opal? Man
19nei6et einem Nal ben Ropp ub,
bann bat man einen @altopp; ben
brau4t man bios u%m3uoreben, bann
bat man &oppaal. @ie sepinnt man
ben @9mefel? - Ser @4mefel ptrb
berseiteQt aug benz S@pefelbol5. -
Mie lit Der lateinii@e Name fur bag
leBtere? - vl1tpan Sbafel of fosfor."
- Mas beiBt bas auf Deuti&?-
Muber S4nefel oo4 Pbospbor. Was
bat bar Droguiit gu tbun, tpenn CT
obne @pirituscon3eiiion @piritus berz
taufen min? - St mub ben @pirttus
bis gum ipe5ifi@en @emiate beg
MaHers berbinnen, 0ann 1T Ct ltrafz
log. - Mas 1T Elm 4tom? - Ni4ts.
- Ma9bem bic !6erren ganoibaten
bur4 bieie unb dbnli9e Mntmorten
lire rb0beren" &enntntfe bargetban
batten, tonnte es ni4t feblen, bab III
men elm 3eugnib oer &eife nit @usz
3ei@nung seseben purbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
8linoer Gifcr f1aoct mar

Sn @rootlpn bel @lepelano bat 3id
cine @ei@i&te 5%ugetragen, bic mert9
lit, bon einem Pofenot4ter bearbeitet
gu nerben. Die 609fte Wmtsgetpalt
8rootlpn's ltegt in ben !9dnoen Des
Mapors ISelber unb BEG Mar14aus
&ap, bic gemeiniam init benz paderen
Deuti4en pbi1. 8ernbarb bic &e9iez
rung leiten. @ernharb 1T @bef be>
polt5ei, Poli3tit unb Na@tmd4ter in
elmer perion unb bilbet ii@ auf bie1e
Memter ni@t tpenig Elm. 4m Mitt=
mod Mbenb tpuroe in mebreren 9duz
fern 8rooflpn's eingebro9en unb biz
aan3e poli3etma&t, bas 6eiBt, @bei
8ernbarb, purbe in @etpegung geieBt.
um ben Sbdter gu iu@en. Mirtlid
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31
GlcftrifheS.

Gin neues 2t9t fir 2eu9ttburme.
,Na9 Der 3etti@rift fir @lettrote@nit
lit Elm 8eleu9tungsapparat erfun6en
,pouben, bef len tleine Tlomme 1000
t&er3en 2eu9ttmft bel tBt. Ser Mppu=
rat bat 2 Meter !90be uno 1 Meter
DurdmeHer. @r entbdlt in 1einem
rSnnern Elm tleines @ebld5e, bas 8enz
ain babur9 in @asf orm iiberfiibrt, bab
,es bur@ itart NIT bieler TQIFigteit
~getrdntten @tmsiein 2uft binbur@
,tretbt. Das 8ensingas apirb bann
{bur4 feines Magneitumpulper geleitet
,unb gelangt, init bieiem gei@mdngert,
in Elm Hobr, in bem es nu4 oben itr0mt
,unb an Der SpiBe be6eOben in elmer
,tleinen Tlamme nerbrennt. @egen
WttterungseinFiie lit bic Tlamme
;pur9 eine @tasbiiqe gel4ubt. SIM
.,l1ebrissn erfolgt bic @erga1uns unb
Derbrennun9 unter Gpntroue zines
,2dutetperts. Ser @erbrau@ BON
Magneiiumpulber lit gertng unb re-
,trGgt ie na4 ber erf orberli4en Qeu4t=
;traft ia Dis SO @ramnt pro Stunbe.
@elbitp<ritdnbli9 tptpb .bur9 Mntpenz
bung bon ;2ini en- bic 2eu4ttraft bes
,Mpparutes noel entli@ erb0bt. Mls erz
,ite Station Der pratti14en 8ertpenz
bung bes nelen Carbohydrates 1T bic
Riite bon Golteftone in Musii@t 9ez
,nommen.
Cine elettrH@e @i1enbabn gum
Erunsport bon S4tfen. Gina 16
Rilometer entfernt BON ber iapane1tz
i@en Treibafenitabt Rt0to, pel@e an
;einem 9roBen i@iF6aren Tlui1t liegt,
befnbet it4 Elm GROCER, (anbeintpdrts
,befinblt4er See, ettpa bon ber @r0be
;bes @enfer Sees. 3tp14sn Der Stubt
,unb biei EN- Sse lit jebt cine elettrif4e
8abn gebaut porben, bic bauptfd9li4
'ba3u Bel timmt 1T, tleine, BEL onbers
;ba3u gebaute 0ampfer auf Der 2anbz
,1trede Dom Meere b5m. TluB ber iiber
2anb na4 benz Gee fin ober um9ez
.tebrt 3u befDrbern. Die elettri19e
,Rraft liefert cine GENERALIZATION, ND
cine WaNertraft bon 500 Weroen
bur@ 5urbinen ausgenubt, mtttelit
,9pnamomaI4nen in @lettricitdt umz
,getpanbe1t unb Der 8abn 3ugefu6rt
tptr6.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31

@on pittsburg, pa., melbet
man unter benz 214 Mug1it: Dur9 bic
Observation-Disclosures BET Sbdtigfeit in biez
6igen unb bena4barten Stabl> unb
@tientperten puube 6eute BON $4,000
big 5000 2euten, bic obne Mrbeit
4puren, Bel9dftigung 9egeben.
WiQiam Mallace Cadet in 81 d :
cine murbe unter bet Mntlage, Grua1
sSba 81. 8lod bur4 cine @4einbeirarb
betrogen gu 6aben, berbaftet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-31

beuti9e Msenten I'M DienIte Der itali=
eni1den @ebeimpoliasi, pelde serabe
tpie bic italienif9e 4rmee unb Glotte
Deutl9lanb gu @ebOte itebt, aneeitelt
tpprben feien.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-24
COMES BACK SATISFIED.

Colonel Hallowell and his wife reached
home Saturday night from couple OF
weeks in Chicago. The colonel, from his
account of matters, sights aud experiences
is a sight-seer. He seems to have taken
in the indescribable show in its true i'm
port. A comprehensive maguanimi;y.
tolerant spirit for impossibilities, and a
GOOD natured charity for the unusual. the
unexpected and for everything and every
body. with not too much anxiety about
the amount tie thing is costing, and one
is enabled to reap rewards in experiences,
In emotions aud in valuable Object lessons
such as no other opportunity of the past or
nresent has ever yet afforded. He saw
America, the Wild West. the Piaisauce
and the rest. He went around the wheel,
into the tunnel, over the water, through
the peristyle and under the viaducts, not
ing with the same philosophical interest
the Dahomey contortion, the Turkish
wiggle and toe weariuess OF the dude.
Everything conspired to heighten aud lu-
tensify the pleasing effect Of the cohesive
concentration even to the payment OF
dollar for bite of sweitzer and drink of
hySeia water in old Vienna The whole
thing he found to be one OF expensive
magnitude aud aggregated muchuess
where nothing dwindles or diminishes.
save the pocketbook which is only and
lonely excepted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-24
THE CATHOLIC FAIR

LAST night was opening night and also
"children's night" at the Catholic fair
and a large crowd of happy young people
were present. and not few older ones
were also in attendance to view the num-
erous beautiful attractions. The display
was the most gorgeous ever collected to-
gether for exhibition in this city, and
proves what zeal aud perseverance, in a
cause will accomplish.
The dinner aud supper were well
patronized, aud deservedly, too. for
all the delicacies were served with
the substan;ials, aud IA splendid repast
was served, while Shaw's orchestra filled
the room with its most charming melody.
A brass band paraded the streets with
drum major who performed the most
tonishiug gyratious with his baton. and
announced to the public that the fair was
in progress.
The gypsey fortune tellers made more
hearts happy than any other people ever
Old before, for they invariably told the
girls that the very boy they wanted to
marry would be sure 10 ask
only to ask this sweetness" the question
and her response would be yea.
Tonight the Orpheus quartet will be
present aud render some Tue vocal selec-
tions, and Shaw's orchestra will render "a
fine program of overtures. p.edleys, con-
cert marches, selections, etc.
The Catholics are noted for their
thorough manner OF pleasing the public.
and this fair will be no exception TO their
rule. The fair will rua through the week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-24
s.LET US SING AND BE GLAD"

And they did. One of tue most remark
able entertainments ever given in this city,
or any other city, was that at the First NJ.
Z. church Sunday afternoon. For it was an
entertainment pure and simple; it was en-
tertsining to the pastor, it was entertain
ing to the superintendent, it was enter
tanning to the teachers, il was entertain
ing to the children, it was more than en-
tertaining to the visitors; it was rare
treat. Strange that people will pay dol
lars for entertainment. when one that is
far more charming, more beneficial, more
helpful in every way, eau be had ones
every week, free as the air we breath, free
as the gospel. by attending Sunday school.
The exercises opened with the divine
anthem, Coronation" which ''stirs the
soul like the solemn dapason OF an organ
in the fretted vaults of a cathedral" Mr..
Stanley's request that everybody sing,
would be like demand that weak man
desist from drinking q draught of old and
invigorating wine, but that he stop aud
talk One wanted to stand erect aud
listen aud drink in the divine and wonder
fui inspiration. Then followed brief talk
by the earnest and eloquent pastor that WAS
all too Drlef because IL was SO SOOu. II
has been many "A day since that beautiful
audience room in that handsome church
edifce was So filed with the charming in
huence OF song and enchanting music.
Seven hundred aud fifty-seveu children
were present and thrilled every body with
their gleeiui songs and magic power.
But the climax was reached when, led
by that magnificent orchestra. the entire
audience sang standing on she Promises
OF God" and every man, woman aud child
present was made happier and purer and
better from the divine inspiration impart-
ed OF those beautiful words.
It was reunion held on the occasion OF
Mr.. Stauley's return TO the supeIintend-
ency OF the Sunday school after an alb
sence OF three years, and of the forty-fve
teachers who were in the school then,
fortv-three were present Sunday. Il was
magnificent gathering OF persons of all
ages from the grey-haired ana wrinkled
veteran of seventy years TO the bright
eyed and sulooth-faced like of two.
The reunion was GROWING success,
and not little OF il was due 10 the earnest
efforts aud Personal magnetism OF the in
domitab!e. iaimitable superintendent OF
the Sunday school
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-24
THE BURIAL or VI =. BALCH.

Mr.. II. O. Balch arrived home from
Rome, New York. where it will be remem-
b-red be aad taken the body of his wife
for burial. F-om the Rome Daily Senti-
mel we clip the following facts which will
prove OF interest to the many friends OF
tha: truly christian woman:
The rerlaius OF Eliza Ann Maraart, wife
Of Fl O. = .lch OF Wichita, has.. who died
on Sept. -, were brought 70 Rome on
SATURDAY. afternoon AID taken 20 the home
of her sister, Mrs Louisa Ring. No. 3f6
Canal street, Mrs Baich was born in
Germany. her family removing u this
country when she was SIX months old.
" hen Is years OF age she came TO Rome
to live. and remained here Il Number Of
years Tor the past eighteen years
her home had been in Nichits- Mrs.
BSIeh was converted under the iaDoTs O;
Rev. Mr. Whitman OK The Court Street
Methodist church aud had aiwsys lived
faithful. earnes. Christian life. FoT years
she WAS a member OF the Methodist church
aud was prominently ideuiaed witt ali
church woFk. Her death leaves Vacancy
in family, socia, and church csrcles which
can not easily be filed. aud the b=reayed
relatives have the sym pa'by o. all in their
deep affection. Besides her husband she
leaves three sisters, Mrs William Wilson
of Camden, Mrs. Elizabeth yhes aa4
Mrs. LouiSa Rang OF Rome, cad two
brothers, John w Msrkart o. Albany AID
Jacob Naraar- of Oskose, MS Mr..
Balcn accompanied tae remaius 20 tn.s
CITY Euuera! services were held from the
ooase al O'Clock this morning. Rev. ID. +.
Pierce Officiating. The remains were IN
TERED IL the Rome cemetery.