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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-19
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Ahio'' iA"o'io NIttNy' 10 NlSlCIllS
Mrs. G. &c. Robinson, this week.
Miss Florence Bolt is visiting
Miss Florence Bowen this week.
Mrs. r. II. Mathews, of Will
liamston, is visiting Mrs. Ann
Griffin.
Miss Edna Austin, Of Atlanta,
visited Mrs II. B. Hendricks last
week.
Miss Mimic Morgan, of Dacus-
vlllo, visited hor sister, Mrs. r. A.
Bowen, last woek.
B. II. Perry of Groenville, was in
town last woek-ho is WORKING for
Gonoral Butlor.
Homer A. Richcy returned to
Clemson College last week after q
three weeks vacation at home.
Miss Essic Earle is on a visit to
relatives in Williamston, Bolton
and Anderson.
Miss Nora Hubbard, of Andcr-
son is visiting Mr.. w. II. McFall' s
family this week.
II. B. Hendricks and b. Duff
Stewart went to Greenville, last
Monday on business.
Miss Lydia Brown, of Fiolds,
visited tho Mr.. Bowen's family
last week.
l.. w. G. Blalock, the General
Deputy Collector for South Caro-
lima, was in town last week.
There was worry large attend-
anco at tho Tcachor's Institute, at
Easley, last week.
Tho Easloy Democrat has start
cd up again, Mr.. G. II. Martin hay
ing bought Mr.. uestor's interest.
Judge Ernest Gary left Pickcns
last Saturday for Grecnville, where
ho is holding Court this week.
j. E. lIagood jr., and sister Miss
Fannie, went to CAESARS Head, last
week.
}. w. Lathcm and family visi-
ted II. A. Richcy's family last
week.
Miss Mary Werner, of Walhalla,
is visiting Miss Auric Hollings-
:. worth.
DR.. Robert A. Lancaster has re-
turned to his home in GAINESVILLE
Fla
Miss Bessie Shanklin, Of Pcndlc-
ton is visiting Mrs. G. e. Robin
son this week.
B. Lewis killed a mad-dog last
Sunday morning, at his dwelling
house.
DR.. G. M. Littlejohn and wife, of
Gaflnoy, arc visiting at Judge j
B. Newbery's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Boggs, of
Calhoun, visited relatives and
friends near town last week.
left Easlcy last
for Toronto, Cam
n' @ gone about one
month.
). E. Hill, Of Dacusville, made
pleasant call at the JOURNAL Of
flee last week and reported fine
crops in his ncighborhood.
The young people of Pickons had
vory pleasant timo by moonlight
OH CLASSY Mountain, last Thurs
day evening.
We had good showers of rain
Sunday and Monday ovcnings
wlrPch greatly improved vegetation
of all kinds.
Mrs. j. II. Newton returned
last week from visit to her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Boggs
and relatives near Calhoun.
Mr.. PRESLEY, Of South Carolin,
ponitcntiary, was in town Friday
and took away with him the three
prisoners sentenced at the las
court to terms in the pcnitcntiary
Mlch"l Hunt was adiudgcd ,
lunatlc in the Probate court OF
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w. w. Il. BRIGHT is horoby an
nouncod as Candidate for tho
House of Representatives, subject
to tho action of tho people in tho
Primary election.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-19

NJ. p. ROGERS is hcroby announ-
cod as Candidate for County Su-
pervlsor, subject to tho action of tho
Democratic Primary election.
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a Guaranteed Cure.

We a9tho1 izc our advertised drug
gist to Sc DR.. Kings New Discovery.
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
upon this condition. If Sou are af-
llictcd with 4 Cough, Cod or any
Lang, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will us" this remedy as directed, Civ
ing it far trial, and experience nc
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
moi! make this offer did we not know
that DIR. Kings New Discovery could
be rc'ied on. 1t never disappoint-
Tr,al bottles free at w. ~. McFall'>
store Large size SOC. and S1.OO.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-07-19

n. a. CHRISTOPHER is hore-
by announced as q Candidate for
County Auditor, subject to tho &C"
ton Of tho poopio in tho Primary
election.
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County SUPERVISOR.

MATTHEW HENDRICKS is
hereby announced as a Candidate
for County Supcrv sor, subject to
tho action OF the people in tho Pri-
mary election.
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WANTEE-A fcw Boardcrs. Ap.
ply to MIS- James Thompson. IF.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of PickcnS.


Notice is horeby given that wo
the undersigned, will apply to j
NJ. Stewart, Clerk of Court, on tho
31st day Of July 1891, for a Char.
ter incorporating the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, known
as Fairviow, in Central Township,
Pickcns, S. c. This 2Sth Juno
1894.
J. II. Clayton, john Duckworth,
W. }. Perry, j. r. Morgan,
j. NJ. Prcsslcy, J. P. Smith,
w. II. Perry, B. M. Prcssloy.
Cheap RATEs.-Tho Richmond
q Danvillo r. r. will place on salo
The following very cheap rates:
Spartanburg, S. G. National Mill
tary Encampmcnt, July Ill,
1861, fare and one third for tho
round trip; tickets to be sold lst
to I lth inclusive, final limit July
18th, 1891.
THE SAME RATES Will also
apply on the samo datos for the
TEACHERS CONVENTION at
Spartanburg.
Washington, ID. G. knights Of
Pythias Conclavc, August 9th
September 5th, 1891, rates of one
first class faro for tho round trip i;
tickets to be- sold August 23rd-2Sth
inclusive; with oXtromc limit Sep
| trm Dor 9Th. 1894
Cleveland, Ohio, United Society
Of Christian Endcavor, July llth-
18th, 1894, rates Of ono first class
fare for the round trip; tickets to
be sold July Sth, 9th and 10th; f.
nal limit July 3lst, 1894.
Thus aIlording an unusual op'
portunity for a pleasant trip.
w. A. TURK,
Gonl. Passr. Agt
S. II. UARDwICK,
tSl5 Asst. Gcnl. Passr. Agt
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j. j AMEsON, Clerl1

Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy is the first mcdi-
cine have ever found that
would do me any good" Price
25c. Sold by all druggists.
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PRIZE WINNERS

Furnished on Is days test Trial when
hc proper contract is signed.
II YOU want an organ OF Reputation
Buy the Carpenter Organ.
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH,
Sheet Music & Y cents, till June :Ou,,
Bargains in ORGANS now. Can or write
W. >. X, STILES, Teacher Vocal ana IN
Str,lmcntal Music, 81 Main Street. Greene
Vile, 8. G..
w. j. r. STILES.
june II, 03.
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Miss Ellen Loopcr, of Pickens

Miss Ellen Loopcr, Of Picken
and Miss Annie ChiIurcss, @
Maynard, visited the JOURNAL of
flee last week. Their escorts wcr,
handsome and attentive and CAV,
the young ladies no time to report
on the condition of crops.
If you would have an abundance
of dark, glossy hair, if you would
haVo q clean scalp, free from dan
druif and irritating humors, or if
your hair is faded and gray, and
you would have it's natural color
restored, uso Ayers Hair Vigor,
1t is unquestionably the bost dross-
ing.
The RofOrmors of Milo Creek
met on tho 7th instant and organ
lied by elocting j. N. Murphree
President; L. r. Dalton, Vico Pre-
sidcnt; J. l.. Thomas, Secretary !;
Robert Stewart, Treasurer; J. S.
Stewart, p. j. Mauldin, Robert
Stewart, Executive Committee.
70 mako your business pay, good
hoalth is primo factor. TO So
cure good health, tho blood should
bo kept puro and vigorous by tho
uso Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Whom
tho vital fluid is impure and slug
gish, thcro can DO noithcr health,
strength, nor ambition.
There will be called meeting
of the Pickcns County Alliance,
Friday July 9th, at 10 o'clock, Il.
M. All members are requested to
hc present, as business Of impor-
tame" will be transacted. Broth.
or j. IL. Miller, County Lecturer
, ana Geo. Singleton assistant. or,
t" be present. NJ. O. LoopEn,
Scc'ry
Tho Piedmont Baptist Associa
ton will convene with tho Whit
Plains Baptist Church, Anderso
County, August I'd, 1894, at 1
o'clock, a. NJ, five miles north {
Williamston, and five and hal
milcs northwest of Polzer. Intro
ductory sermon by Rov. Il. b. Nc
Clannahan.
j. JAMESON, Clerk.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., Sa
} Diego, Gal, says: "Shiloh's ca
tarrh Remedy is the first med
cine | have ever found tha
would do me any good.n Pric
: 25c. Sold by all druggist
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Primary election.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-26

- January s5.-l'he stock mar
1o5A ,o,o a dull and irregular one
EEL ,'' in the day prices showed
40. Granger stocks at 'n'
ss,"s conspicuous for their weak
,,,rtiecatcs were just the contra
I, ,rs active in the early uaainE
!, mos, Of the orders both ways
.,-eral market today came from "a
Ill., 10 tha. formed O few days
4 orer of bonds was announced
y ending was THAT It's opera
Y Ne directed against the out
1 short interest.
!, s5srs Sold the granger stocks IN
4 tonr on Gh.calo dispatches an
! ,bst the Atchison receivers hoi
y bSrolv on wheat and corn FROM
4 . snl, T n5lnts.
!, W, ,css s5ld early by London ar
s.r,kors. The pool brokers were
~ buyers and held the market
E,oy we're followed by room
i l So had been bcarish and turned
4 II side and II was believed tDat
i r.,ss5ei on this buying. In The
A be statement for the mouth of
4 ws ISSUED, showing a decrease.
4 ,sr more than had been expected
Il a ea9arpl liduidgtion,
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{ Liverpool
Brit steamship Moorgste. Smith, sailed
stasms6ip AyondaIe. Miller sailed No.
Vember &c.
BARK Alice C. Dieeermnn. sailed NO.
vemDar !.
Bremen
steogagaip Toronto. Bartlett seilco No
tempcr ~.
Peu8rtn--
steamship Aldoborough, sailed Dec. O.
SUNDERLAND
stoaiaahiq Springfield, Bramfoot sailed
Portland VIA Newport News
New Yorlt-
schooner Jessie Jena. Dodel. sailed Dc.
cempcr -.
55a4tImorp---
Schoono. cellna. Murray, sailed Jan. 5.
Schooner Mabel Hooper Hooper. sailed
aenooner Florence J. Allen, Eastman.
3cnaoner Wl.lamlne. Babbldge, sailed
December 20.
Schooner Josephine Ellicott Nash. sail
~ December ~
Shields
Steamship Britannia. sailed January o.
Cotton on shlDboard Got Cleared)
For Great Brltnin-
Steam ship plrknc!d lal.
Steamship Memnon. 72l6.
steamship Bonita, 6S2
Steamship EOLnordeld 900.
SteamHHip John BRIGHT. 1891.
Eteama ~ Maria, GIL,
Totnl. 206i8.
for France
steamship Britannia 1890.
,ushl9 ST. Clears, az.
Total. iIjg.
other Fogeign-
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LocAL rWIon UunnENr.


The following are the ruling prices for
GROCERIES, &c. in the market tcday,
A%h o Giii ~: ner e,l5a SmhS S2d i945oe;
D, o 49, 80 yer case, quarts 81 E5r case
P''SI9' vi iSSIiItfiN P5wder n.r SigD' nr.
Af1.uS ~ n-Ir S5,,, * h-5' F1uV.
PIE shot Grop. Der sack 81 MI SsS'tS
PlCe' SHoG, ,''f' ~ -N1'7 FAO'4 AS
BUCK r, S 81, W, i'S'' ,nn r,.e r.,
r.. 'Ho,%c' irndi, Oa'tg' n5iia ties
Sl.oo Per pV'"'S' a'aHuall Arrow
uea, sI.lVs ~ ~ Pe. Ilmui.' 40 10 aleeI
arrow ueS Sl'u1 per pGhGie
Ills W 80 ''' SOU yeHoW' lOc
'oE s kHHt65%%N ~ Wholesale eroc,,, o,,rro
sno. TlCti' = H. iS.e"N.a'l l-t4Wll'se
tANll Y = AZ u ttHIy, bt9tsei wrapped,
V-H g. my nii' i'> w "a pans SHttc' IAN
eI X S St, i iSi iissG, 'SS" i-
goods, per Haa-", 2 >, SIl0t
l10; phSSaPplnS5s s sIl,ioaiu N,oVHL6 sec
p-Icnes, ataanddatgi, H. $L-2pLSo, see,
O. So; . I'D seconds, @lnvY law D'acliher-
r!eS SL-0ola'i marioWiAt peas SiloH
10; Lima beans Si 5.l, 1 5,l9. string beans.
sVH e1ci corn, Sl;'V.. -" loNlh Toes. =
10 a5g90e: " 10, Si,.-9ifi ~ oysters, ! NJ
lb T. y, si79 oaL5 s ,6ant 10 cans
~: cnipped beef d To- 3iS5alioi 49,
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS
Wholesale grpCerS MA orders at the fol-
LOVING qguot3,ilons q per oreS dS o. to' ~ ID
| 81 70u1 50.
CAlSiJLIIS-Quoted ~ follows; Star.
| lolac ~ Oh puraune set llAHilNc.
COFFEE = Peaherry' 2te, Cordova,
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Onlyestnn Cottou MoVement

Galveston, Texas Janu ~, do
and s1n,9 ~ las. international an9 , Great
Northern 5A; missouri, kanses, ~, ~ fefal.
lisi barges Gibbs ~ and picb ll''
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DRS.BETTS&BETTS
~ 81 c,hn.lnn 81 49,. d.,
nARIES ISTELLIGHNcB.
Port Of galveston. January


Port Of Galveston. January 60
Arrived
steamship Nelleua, Benning ton, Cardiff
Cleared
Steamship Mutual Hartman, Hayre.
steamship Maria, Emberricos, Liver
sailed.
Steamship Loono, Wilder New York,
Steamship MuiuHl, HarmIu, IaVrr.
IN Port
steamsnius--
Steamship stathavon. burden, outside.
Steamship Maria (GreeiO. Emoirrico.
pier .,
Steamship Memnon, Morgan, pier H.
SleamFhlp Irayalgdn, Hendy, outside
Steamship Colorado. Evans, pier "a
attunsup @lhnOre, i'urnAn, pier -
Steamship NhthN. DIVERSION. pier a.
Barks and senoonetb-
BaTke president, Olsen, In stream.
Schooner Edward ". Smith, Cramer,
schooner Albertinc Adoue Harris, pier
%.
Schooner Belle o'Ner, Dunton. pier
Schooner Napoleon Boughton. stiles.
Schooner Lake Austin pier %.
schooner ella NJ. Wiley. Wiley. pier 49,
Schooner j. y. Pace. Garfield, pier 20,
schooner Sadie e. sumner pier 20.
Schooner II. q, Morse, Hnrrlman,
schooner Charles T. Valentine Thomp.
SON. pier "a.
schooner Albert 7 slearns Kelly.
Schooner Frederick Roosner. Gould.
Schooner Frank Rudi. Smith, pier 80.
Schooner Thomas O. smith pier 20
bdrNantlne Bonita. LcdwiiL ~ quaran-
Schooner Josie Lena, Dodge. pier p.
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The Semi-Weeklu Post uiyes
you two papers a week for Sl00
1.-THE price Of one--UlVinG you
the news from one 10 three dHus
ahead of competitors,
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Until February, 1894. tho MANAGE
mont have made arrangements to siye
FREE with oyory yearly RENEWAL
OR NEW SUBSCRIBER, ROPES
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR. 1,
tho order is accompanied BY tho oou-
pom printed below. This book Is In
valuable to every farmer. merchant.
stookman. contractor, laborer me-
ehanlo. school child and housewife. In
factlt 10 truly book for everybody.
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"IT is IGNORANCE THAT WASTES
EFFORT" TRAINED SERVANTS USE
s S a o.. 10

red. cash and January sc.
Corn closed hrm hWiie above Yesterday
No. mixed, cash and January 50.
oats irm but lower; No. 3 cash 2Sis,
spGler stronger; s2odSs2,s.
Corn meal l.ta.
Whlsky LIS.
Rasging and ties UNCHANGED.
PROVISIONS iiru and quiet
Pork standard mess -lS5o1l3seh.
Lard Prime steam 10.
leags and ribs Go; shorts 695; boxed iSt
B0con-Packed shoulders us. longs
IS5i5; ribs T5odi Ga; shorts 775Gi7 S7is.
chicago.
Chicago, january 25.-Cnsh quotations
were as follows:
l'l9ur-Dut; unchanged to lOc lower.
Whcat-No. . spring 59h; No, 5 spring
b41; No. rcd 1914,
oalE-NS. : ~; No white 2sa2s,k: No.
white 27is
No. rye a.
BI5arsy-No. nominal; No. i50H; No.
Mess pork is2cai3&,
short Kibe-sides ooose) 6e14965o; dry
sailed shoulders CboNed) 64on&SO, short
clear sides (boNeU DV'Wt5O
Sugar InChnu"cd
ChicnEo Grain.
Chicago January .S.-it was argued to-
DAY that with the French duties on wheat
Increased England VIII be len as the ou'y
foreign importer of wheat and "a not like
~ Ia pay as much as when stimulated by
French competition. Wheat here felt that
10 me extent OF about ial decline
Corn was strong on heavy export clear
oncts ana reported INJURY 10 tine Arlson-
tine crop. In the end the gain was only
Provisions advanced slowly on smaller
NUusns city.
Kansas Guy; January s5,-whcat-
NlFHrr. No. 1 hard Nltr- No p red al
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST is
appreciated hu lis manu- readers,
and II has alRaBs FeG!proGated
bU placing before them all the
news, served in q concise, rand-
able manneF--full Market Re-
ports--dlsGusSinU fully all nat
tiers of interest 10 the people In
general, and trentinG fairly one
and all.
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GnIvratou wool Movement,

ST. Louis. january 25,--Wool-No de
mand; offerings fair; unchanged
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A LADY would loan oft O. few thousand
dullnrB in sums 10 suit on some personal
securities OF good notes. Address 25l3,
paut %
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WANTED $1,000 FOR five OF aix years.
ample security. Address r.. u. A., care
J.. Rosenwuld, 1909 Shea street, city. "a
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SITUATIONS WAIVED

WANTED - Position by frst-ciaaB Mill
mnn, nler or sawyer; can give best or
references ADDRESS box 50. Groveton,
Texas. 90
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WANTED situation By an 81 hrchitec-
tural drnughtgman. Address r. A.
Ruab, Lexington and West First Fort
Worth Texas, "a
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LIVE STOCK.


Bansas City January --Cattle--lOllEc
lower; Texas and native cows l251i2.3l:
butcher stock 3l0N350; stockers ana feed
ers 2gJV3.7a
Hogs-50lOc lower; bulk 5.l0d5 20: heavy,
packing and mixed 5oJ053l; lighL yorkcrs
and pigs 5000. %
Shpcp-SlO,V and Nyan1k
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81. Louis, January l5.--N nedi Va ~, " 3
dull, closins &c below yssietpas' 49,
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WANTED--A situation by a young man
as bo0klteepor, photographer or clerk.
salary no object Address II. M. Ches.
mutt. box So, San Antonio. Texas; can
furnish reference. e
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WANTBD-A school through the spring
ana summer; seventeen years expert
cuco; good references Address }, r.
box N. Columbus, Texas. e
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WANTED by lCdy OF good address aud
education, position as commercial trnV-
clcr FOR any respectable mercantile
house. Address stating particulars, TO
New Era, care OF Post IS
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| steamship Stathavou. Burden, outside.
! Steamship Maria (GreeiD. Embirrico,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

Il THE
Ak Andrapo of Omaha was in the city this week.
The charity bail project seems to be tagging.
E.P Roggen Of Omaha was in the city Monday.
hangworthy of Seward spent Tuesday n the city.
W. H. johnson and family have gone Selma, California
NC. Brock Dee Mones, Ia. Tuesday.
McCandless returned county he
joyed hunt
Ftzmorris university conservatory called
her in Iowa by the illness of her mother.
W. Of formerly of this city
Sam Moore and daughter Miss Mae visiting relatives
Dr.. Prngle Of Yellowstone Park visiting sise
Emma Gale
James City visiting friends
in this CITY,
Mrs M Summers of Hodrege Neb the guest of Mrs. NJ
Terney, 1902
Quick CUES. Miss the past
two weeks left for her home in Des MOnes Ia Monday
Light Infantry gave regular monthly inspection
drill and dance Germana hall Monday evening drill
given and was lust as
enjoyable as those in the past.
number Greek fraen Of the has been
chapter styled Delta Delta has been
organized This fraternity promising university
girls and is already assured.
Miss Lila Alexander who
- s. H. Burnham has return
:: ): :: ::
=NN-NsI' Il most enjoyable recepo
HE i K Doane in the Y. NJ c
IM~s@@s1 Il evening. The large
the evening with friends
WS---==@@<=- farewell and wish him
reception a Civ
music.
-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

Willard Kmba of university gwen
Tuesday evening The made mostly modern
and bright and pie asing well interesting
Beethoven Grei Lsz and Chopin
and sketch printed opposite his number The order
follows:
Sonata OPP q, No. Louis Won Beethoven
Adsgio sostenuto Anegretto, Presto Agtato.
Two Studies ot. 10, No Frederic Chopin
Fantasia in F minor Frederic Chopin
Sonata op. 46. piano and violin Ed Greig
Allegro motto ed appassionat aagetto alts Romanz
allegro animate.
Second poonaise Franz List
character of Mr. Seivekngs playing the rapid tempo he
able maintain Every number had its meris his rendition Of
Beethoven poetic selection from Gg parcar
charming Mr. August Hagenow assisted in number the
Greig sonata The recital enjoyed by large number
favorte candidate by paying sub
scripon advance it past due ard will grant
the privilege.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

MISS Lila Alexander, who has been the guest of Mrs.
.. ii. burnham, has returned to her home in Omaha
most enjoyable reception rendered Secretary j.
K. Doane in the Y NJ c. A. building Wednesday
evening. The large rooms well filled throughout
the evening with friends who had called to bid him
farewell and wish him in the future. After the
reception concert given by the Lincoln college of
music.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

Fred NJ. LOOMS returned Sunday from Chicago.
V. G. Gray an experienced newspaper man, recently
OF Denver, who came to Lincoln some ten days ago
the guest Of George Woods has accepted the position Of
advertising manager with the Call
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hargreaves will entertain large
number OF their friends at whist this evening.
Mr.. F. s. Burr made purely business trip to Grand
Island last Saturday.
Save your coupons and either send them to Office
come and vote them in person.
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THE COURIER

The promenade concert given by the Menshn concert
chesa representative hall at the capitol Tuesday evening
tended by number OF friends admirers The hall
arscay decorated with coo In the of the
hall large platform for the orchestra and this decor
aed The hall for the and for the
drill by the infantry The audience seated around
OF the hall and in the lobby At $50 the march A polio
menced and while being rendered the following paronesss
with their husbands joined in the promena Adutan General
Gage and Mrs. A. led the followed by Messrs and
Mes1ames r. H. Oakley, j. W. Winger S. Raymond, F. NJ Hail.
c. Lppnco;t d. A. Campbell. H. r. Nsey d. E. Thompson, j.
Imhof L. c. Richards A. C. and c. c. Burr The pro-
consisted Of musical selections exhibition drill by the light
fantry and Delsarte exercises by young ladies'
Have got all kinds of money? II not rustic for and
will supply We give cash spotdo you
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17


increased chapter styled the Delta Delta has been
organized This fraternity composed promising university
girls and its success is already assured.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

n OF Omaha WAS in the city Monday.

.ngworthy OF Seward spent Tuesday in the city.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

Mr.. F. S. Burr made purely business trip
Island last Saturday.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

Lincoln Light Infantry gave its regular monthly inspection
drill Germana hall Monday evening The drill
given aterwad was lust as
enjoyable those in the past.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-12
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