The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


LOCAL BREvITIEs.
A meeting OF the w. G. T. Y. will be
held at Mrs. G. w. Woods rooms
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A social, under the auspices Of Epl-
phany guild, will be given at Grace
rectory Friday evening Of this week to
which a general invitation is extended.
The little steamer Thetis, owned by the
Chautauqua association, will be thor
oughly repaired and provided with a new
engine for use during the Chautauqua
assembly.
Supt. Erwin and the superintendent
of the Standard Oil company were in the
city to-day for the purpose Of locating a
tank for the use of the Standard Oil
company.
Sioux City Journal, 5: Congressman
Hager, OF the Ninth Iowa district, will
deliver the Grafton on Grand Army day
at Madison, 8. d., on the Chautauqua
grounds. The Council Bluffs Nonpareil
says OF him: "The more our people know
of this young man tile better they like
him. As an orator his fame is secure.
He gives every promise OF being a dis
tiuauished and useful representative.
He has already made a most pleasing
impression in Washington"
Sioux Falls Press, Al: OF all the nu-
mernus things which have grown from
nothing to mammoth proportions in this
state, one 10 more notable than the
Lake Madison C~hatauqua meetings.
No where in the country is there a more
pronounced instance OF an institution
which filed along-felt want in the COM
munity. And II 10 no more than natural
that this should be 90, for in no state is
there a more intellectual people than
In this state of South Dakota, and their
demands are always FOR the best; there
fore the management OF the association
was forced 10 put up the best OF enter
tainment OF GO to the wall. The new
programme for this summers meeting
shows a list OF names which assures an
enjoyable gathering from July 8 to 10
inclusive.
Sioux City Journal, 5: The Local
officials OF the Illinois Central received
teiegrams yesterday afternoon about 4
o'clock directing them to put in immedi-
ate effect a round trip rate between this
city and Chicago OF $3.50, tickets to be
issued under the same conditions and
with the same limitations as they have
heretofore been made since the worlds
fair schedules were put IN. This is a cut
OF 1880 from the former worlds fair rate
and 81 below the regular fare. No in.
distractions were received for any change
in the one way rate OF $3.50. The other
lines received similar instructions.
rs A.W. Holdridge will tomorrow ship te
the worlds fair a section Of Lake county
soil, showing actual depth, enclosed in
glass case. Also sixty large photo
graphs OF prominent buildings in this
city, Chautanqua views and farm scenes
The collection is fine and attractive
Mofits& Cline sell the "Commerci,
Bouquet" q choice 10-cent cigar.
The largest stock of shoes in the towr
at McGillivray's.
When You want Shoes go to McGilli
ways.
When you want carpets &c to McGilli
ways.
The nip OF q POISONOUS snake is but
slight remove from being more danger
GUS than the poison OF sscrofula in tn,
blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla purifies th'
vital fluid, expels all poisonous substan
ces, and supplies the elements OF lf
ealth, and strength.
To let, a quantity OF breaking. Ap
) ply to A. w. Holdridge at once.
a hacking cough is a WEAKNESS to- th
flesh; but Ayers Psctoral is a sure tina
! never fails.
Borrowed, from Rensch & Coffey'
store, a timers snip, level and othe
articles. Return at once and oblige.
TANK KEE will give 6 lectures and
matinees on China and the Chinese q
the Baptist church beginning next Nor
D day evening. Tickets for the entir
Q course, including matinees adults, $l.5
children rs cents. Any single lectur
is 80 and % cents. Large families &c
reduced rates, at G. I'll. Woods dru
{ store.
q TANK KEE has a wit as brilliant, as
meteor and fund OF humor lnexhaustibl
Facts "dry as a bone,' were juicy enong
/ in his hands, and although he lecture
' nearly two hours, still his audience wei
! las fresh as q rose."-The Daily Heral,
Dubuque. Iowa.
. His audiences have increased fro
beginning to end. We hope he will r
turn and repeat the course.-Daily Ga
City, Keokuk, Iowa.