The People's friend., 1894-07-06
City and County News.

and the boys all paid off.
Pay up your subscription and avoid
the rush Of our agent at your door
The Legislature Of Louisiana has
passed separate Street Car Law.
Hon. w. A. Bettis is the secretary
Of the Populist organization OF this
city.
Miss L.C. Brewer returned home
Yesterday, to the regret of her many
friends.
The party who lost a letter can OBJ
tain the same by calling at the Friend
office.
The weather is still sufficient to in
duce Us to look for cold ice drinks
and a shady place.
Our suburban farmers and patch
growers are reaping the rewards OF
their summers work,
Mr.. John Gee called at our office
and paid up; we thank Mr.. Gee and
hope others will follow suit.
Mr. A. Covington is home on a
short visit, from Parsons. He re-
ports his business to be a success there
Brakeman Bros. & Co., at their old
accustomed place SOP E. Douglas ave-
nue., have on hand for sale every day
fresh oysters.
Rev, John Price, of the New Hope
Baptist Church of this city, is max
ing extensive preparations to enter
tain the association.
The entertainment at New Hope
Baptist Church, under the manage
ment Of Messrs. e, Lewis and P.
HYDE was a financial success Satur-
day evening.
Kind friends we are doing a cash
business. We hope you will bear
this in mind when you give or send
in your subscription.
All persons knowing themselves to
be in arrears with their subscription
will confer great favor on us by re-
hitting promptly or pay our collec-
tor when he calls.
Mr.. Thomas Gray, the sprinter
from Burlington, is anxious to meet
some professional in that line. Tom
has a good record as a runner,
Horace Alexander and Joe Brad
ford are contemplating running
dancing school, They have secured
the services of Geo, Waters as in
structor.
IF this Pullman strike don't come
to an end soon, there will be quite
number Of labor organizations to g
ont from work. The Pullman pOr
ters are no doubt, effected by th'
strike.
Mr.. S. +. Noyes & Co., is one Q
our leading merchants; they ar
pleasant and accommodating to al
their customers their statesmen ar
gentlemanly and will treat you nice
We advise our colored friends to cal
on them, No. 12O n. Main st,
Nr. William Green, one Of our in
telligent young men, is still holding
his lob at Mr.. Meals barber shop
the proprietor and customers all lik
him. We wish him success, and ad
wise himtO continue to stick to hi
business in the future as he has i
the past.
Rev. VIM. A. Moore, said from hi
nulpit Sunday night:"I am in favo
Of Afro American Enterprises q
along the line; Suppose every Co
ored minister in this city would Iii
his voice for the same. Ihls goo
chose man has said the Friend Woul
soon take her place in journalism.
Mr.tand Mrs, S. E. Williams CAV
their only little daughter, Mary WI
liams a pleasant birthday party
their residence, 731 n. Wichita st
Thursday evening. Everything wa
tastefully arranged for the comfol
and enjoyment of the little ones, an
each little heart beat for JOY as the
partook Of the good things. Spac
will not allow us to give names.
Don't fail to visit HAMLIN'S w
ZARD OIL Concert and Novelty Co
corner Williams and Market Sts., opp'
site Post Office. The most comic q
medians, good singers, excellent mt
sic, good entertainment for lOc. On
WEEK ONLY, Commencing Monda,
July.