Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-23

tainly cannot be accused of any tendency sufficient guide. We know that what is necessary is personal faith in personal Saviour, as set forth in the Scriptures.
 Notes.
 Talladega is a 1aw-abding town and it's visitors are also law-abiding Wit ness: There has not been an arrest made in Talladega during the three weeks of the Chautauqua.
 Manager West continues to win golden opinions. He is indeed a benefaetof to all Alabama.
 Said Sam Jones: .I thank God ever met Sam West. love him like a broth CT. A better nobler heart never beat in any bosom.
 Polk Miller has arrived and will enter tain the Chautauquans in two lectures, as vii also Dr. Eaton. James s. Bur dette, the English hand bell ringers and Dr. Lotion are some of the other attrac- t1ons for the week. Wednesday Is Con- federate Veterans day and Governor Oates and Gen. Fred s. Ferguson will speak to great crowds.
 Among recent arrivals are MT and Mrs. c. W. McGowen, Wilsonville; MT. F. A. Weems, Jacksonville; MT. John Tate, Summerfeld; MT. Loveland, Bloc ton; Mr. D. T. Witherby, Shelby; Rev. Sam P. Jones, Cartersville, Ga; Mrs Brame. Montgomery; Mrs. Ida Vincent, Munford; Maj. W. W J. Walden, walden, Montgomery; MT. C. J. Seabrool<, Chil- dersburg; Mrs. Minnie Averyt, MT. Earn est Averyt, Shelby; Miss Corinne Snow, Oxford; Misses Jones and Lamar, Annls- ton; Dr. s. w. Welch, Alpine; pr. T. T. Eaton, Louisville; Prof. Andrew NJ Me Connell, Atlanta; Miss Callle Pond Rockford; Miss Mollie Glenn, Shelby; Mr. w B. Fitzpatrick, MT. J. s. Burnett, Anniston; Miss Tetsa Stewart, Childers- burg; MT. John Law, Lincoln; Miss Lula V. Griggs, Birmingham; MT c. L. Sur divant, Alexander City; MT. A. s. Stock dale, Ashland; MT. w. M Wood Athens; Mrs. A. I. Riser Misses Analie Mallory, w. B. Gordew, Aida Hacock; Messrs. B. o. Snort, H. A. Singleton, Alpine; Miss Elm Perkins. Anniston; Miss Nena Hammond, Attalla; Mrs. Knox. Annls- ton; Miss Bessie Savage, Maplesville; Messrs. Green Crook, Cliff DeArman, Tom Taylor, W. T. Wilson, John B. Knox, Mrs. John B. Knox. Anniston; MT. Pope Hammond Attalla; Professor Pear son, Mrs. Holloway, Alexander City.
 Tuesday, July 23.
 10 a. m: Lecture "The Women as They Are" T. T. Eaton.
 4:l5 D. m.: Chautauqua Literary Socie- ty convention, assisted by band. 7:30-Chorus class.
 S:5-"An Evening of Story and song," Polk Miller. Wednesday, July a. Confederate Vete-
 rans' Day.
 The Confederte veterans will meet at the headquarters of the veterans in Tal- ladega and march to assembly hall. All veterans will be admitted free.
 Thursday, July 25.
 1030-Musical prelude by the band n.--Address by Gen Fred S. Ferguson, Birmingham, Ala.
 4-Grand concert, solos, recitations 1mpromptu speech by Gov. w. c. Oates 530-Chautaqua Literary Society con vention.
 7:30-Chorus class.
 815-Grand concert by the English hand bell ringers.
 10-Musical prelude, English hand bell ringers.
 10:90-Lecture, "Italy," w. B. Palmore. 4-Grand concert by the English Hand Bell Ringers, with recitations and solos 5S0-Chautauqua Literary Society con- vention.
 7:30-Chorus class.
 S:l5-First appearance of America's greatest humorist James s. Rurdette.
 Friday, July 2e
 10:00-Music by the English hand bell ringers.
 10:30-Humorous recitations, James S. Burdette.
 S:30-Concert by the band
 4:15-Lecture, Walter Scott and Robert Burns; or. Scotland and the Scots," w. B. Palmore.
 5:30-C. l.. S. c.
 7:30-Chorus class.
 S:15-An hour with the English hand bell ringers. assisted by Hayden orches- tra, with solos and recitations.
 Saturday, July 27-Talladega Day. 10:30-Music by hand bell ringers. 11:00-Lecture, Our Republic and All the World" w. B. Palmore
 3:30-Music by the orchestra. 4l5-Lecture, fThe Big and Little Ends of Life's Horn,'' George A. Lofton 5:30-C. l.. s. c.
 7:30-Chorus class.
 S:15-A great concert, by the English hand bell ringers, James S. Burdette, Hayden orchestra, Laverty band and cho- rus class.
 Sunday, July 2S.
 Sunday schools in the city churches. 10:30-Sermon, Rev. John o. Keener, D. D.
 4:Oo-sermon, Rev. w. B. Palmore, D. D.
 7:00-Praise service.
 S:15-Sermon, Rev. George A. Lotion, D. D.
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