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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-08-07
DUE WEST DOINGS.
Pretty Young Lady Takes Notes, and They
are Printed.
B, X. Beacham.

Pretty Young Lady Takes Notes, and They
are Printed.
Due West, s. c., Aug 5, 1895.
In witch % jim Archer and others were inter.
ested. Twenty dollars In fines were added
Messrs. ]. Il. and H. P. MCGEE with their
Messrs. J. r. Ellis and C. E. Mckay accom-.
panied them. We hear that Mr.. Ellis will
probably have other company during the
latter part OF the journey. The McGees with
Mr.. Ellis went by private conveyance and
Mr.. Mckay on his wheel.
The Ladies Benevolent Society gave an Ice
cream entertainment one day last week.
Miss Lizzie Nance is spending some time
We are to have another stock show some
Rev. J. A. Brown will soon visit his father
in Virginia.
There were q number Of delegates from this
place In attendance upon the Bible Society at
Abbeville last Wed dnesday. Rev. o. 7. Bon
ner Prof John Pressly, Rev; & Frank Presssly'
with some others, the names of whom we
failed 10 hear.
The friends of Miss Lizzie Ellis will be glad
to know that she is again able TO take her
evening rides.
DR.. VIM. Pressly and wife were called off
on a very sad mission, Monday last, the
death OF their little grand child. We extend
our sympathes to the family.
took the train at Abbeville Saturday. Mr..
Jno Sytton assumes his duties as travelling
salesman, while his father is on pleasure
Trip to his daughter n nart tbe
We hear that Mr.. George Madden was mar
ried last week TO lady In Laurens. Mr..
Madden is 81 years while the bride Is a. Con-
gratulations.
Mr.. VIM. Gordon has bought the fine
plantation of Mr.. ]. P. Hawthorn near town.
Mrs. Emma Monteith has been on visit
to Dover s. T..
family or Mr..F. D. Black we'll.
| Mr.. Erhols is improving Slowly.
| No Sabbath school in the Baptist church
Sabbath day on account Of painting the
Willie stelts OF Augusta is visiting Thomp-
son Hollingsworth.
Mrs. DR.. Neel has been visiting her daught-
Miss zula Brock is spending sometime with
| friends In Honea Path.
Miss Hattie Caldwell has returned from
Frank and Willis Gerk have been visiting
Miss Maud Pratt has returned from her
sch ool at Bradley. We hear Miss Maud well
spoken of. She Is bound TO succeed al any
hing she undertakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of Edgefleld are
on q visit TO Mr.. ]. w. Pratt who Is a. brother
OF Mrs. Henderson.
There was o very serious row between two
the particulars but hear that one OF them is
very seriously wounded.
Mr.. L. NJ Pratt was in town Monday.
We attended the picnic at Green Vile
church Saturday. 1t was delightful affair
Everythi was SO nicely arranged and pass.
ed of 80 pleasantly. While there We called
upon that hospitable lady Mrs. Lang Bar
more. Little Louis seems contented and hap
py with his lot
Rev. Boyce GrIer Is on visit to his other.
Mr.. Grier filled the A. X. P. Pulpit Sabbath
evening. j. -. H.
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Enduring Fence Posts.

Charring the ends of posts that are to
be set in the ground is often recommend
ed, but when the time and trouble 70
quired in doing it are considered it d
doubtful if it will pay. As general
thing heartwood and the wood from ma
ture trees, neither very young nor very
old, will Last longer than wood from Dees
of either extreme. In heavy clay soik
always wet or moist posts will endure
longer than in gravelly and lighter ones
tha+ are alternately wet and dry. Usu,
ally trees grown ON dry uplands, if OF
the proper age, are worth more as fuel o.
timber than such as are grown in dense
forest or low, rich hand.
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The largest stock and the lowest prices o.
silverware, Jewelry and clocks at r. c. Ber
nau, the jeweler.
If you can't read this you will need pair o.
glasses. Z. e. Bernau, the jeweler, can III
you so you can see as well as ever.
Buggy tops covered and all kinds OF trim
ming done at c. P. Hammond & Co.
Bulsts ruta baga and turnip seeds. New
OF. Harrison & Game.
Ladies are invited to inspect the stock al
Hill e. Cochran's s Music House.
Any sheet music not in stock will be order
ed for you at Hill Cochran's Music House.
Why let all of your hair drop out when
Speeds hair renovator will stop 1t. II re
news the growth and cleans the scalp Speed
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Bradley Items.

Bradley, S. c.. August 8, 1885,
DR.. Latham assisted by the Rev. r. F. Brad
lev. of Troy, ia conducting u meeting In the
A. r. P. church st this place.
The infant son OF Mrs. Bradley, is very ILL
Their many friends hope for Its speedy re
covery.
since her return from Laurens. Her many
friends hope to see her out soon.
Rain Is badly needed In this community.
The many friends OF Mr.. N. B. Sharpe, OF
Andel son, are delighted 10 welcome him In
onr midst Bradley.
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Bee and Honey Notes.

Bar hives are hives with bars across
the top to which the combs are attached.
Bees do not make honey, but gather it
from the flowers.
The better way tostart in the bee baa-
ness is to begin in small way and gradu-
ally grow into it.
Every apiarist should aim to heep his
place, his extractor, and receptacaes mat
and clean.
Hasty thinks pounds or less of honey
VIII make pound of wax; Simmns less
than 81 pounds; tradition, 20 pounds.
@Dou't we stick to that 20 from mere
hahf~ asks DR.. Miller in GleaniRgs. II
do. Has there been single experiment
of hate years to confirm it"
The parent colony is the ceasny h0
which swarm has 1sned.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in the Abbeville, s. c.
Postoffice for week ending August 9Th.
Alas. Archer.
IA. J. Fisher, Jamie f. Tanner.
H,-Mrs. Hattie Harrison.
J.-Miss Nettie Johnson, Miss Maggie
Johnson.
M.-Ada McClain. Susie Marsh
P.-Charles Parcar.
S-Straten & Stratten, B. Sudell.
W.-Mrs. Sarah White. care Joshua Ward
Robt. =. Link, Z. NJ.
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PllrenOlOgy.

The annual session OF the American 1nsti
tute OF Phrenology will begin on Tuesday,
tend. or who are in any way interested,
should write at once for particulars to the
Publishers Of the chronological Journal, q
East 2lst Street, New York.
From present indications this Will DE me
most successful session of the Institution
ever held.
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The Now Carnation, Paa1 EnEoaheafk-
The new carnation, Paul Engelheart,
is without question the best border car
nation of the Glove section yet intro
dooed. The color is the same as in the
old crimson Glove, but the flowers are al
mast twice the size, and, if possible,
more fragrant than those of that good
old garden plant. The great advantage
claimed for Paul Enge1heart is that the
stems are stout and well able to support
the large flowers, and this is so even
when cultivated under gfass--Garden
and Forest.
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l.. W. Whites Locals,

have received an entirely new line of black
satines, also full line Of white lawns and
checked naipsooks.
You can find an elegant assortment of chew
lot shirtipgs for making shirts at the store OF
L w. White.
Fresh supplies Of unbleached plaid home
spun at L. W. Whites.
L. w. White offers good line OF f1at cor
nered ladies trunks. Any one wanting to
travel can get suited In trunk at Whites.
Now Ia the time to buy corsets, suspenders
cross cut saws and nails. You will find all
these at Whites.
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Wednesday, Aug. Z. 1895.
Return of Thanks.

take this method OF expressing my graft
itude TO my friends who gave me such hearty
support in the recent primary for the Consti-
tutioual Convention. Frustrated by sever.
er spell or sickness than ever came upon me
in the whole course OF my life, very much
10 my regret, was compelled To forego the
pleasure OF can yassiug the county.
The handsome vote received, under The
circumstances shows that my friends look ed
after me with fidelity and success, and / re-.
turn my heartfelt thanks to them and will
endeavor 10 deserve the confidence placed In
me. hOoerI II. heLupullI.
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A CHEAP POULTRY HOUSE.

CHEAP PoUL1RY HoUsE-
which has several recommendations.
These designs were specially drawn for
The Farm and Fireside.
Fig. 1 shows house in which the roof
and sides are combined. 1t may be 18
feet square. feet at the peak, with
board at the bottom l foot high, or it
may be of any size desired. The cost
for material is about SIS, the floor being
of earth. It is not 80 convenient for
one entering it as is the house shown at
Fig. 2, but this house gives more room
on the ground, at less cost Windows
should be at both ends, and the reosts
may be short, 80 as not to interfere with
ingress and egres of the attendant.
Fig. 1 shows a double house. Tins
house is 10 by 16 feet, divided into two
apartments, each 8 by 10 feet, and Will
cost about $15. Each apartment will
accommodate about ten or twelve fowls,
and one ventlator (A) will answer for
both. There are two entrances to and
from the interior, one at each end OBJ,
and a wire or lath partition, with door
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CARD.

Hon. ID. III. Magill Has Word to Say.
Allow me to thank the people of Abbeville
county for the complimentary vote they gave
me on the 3Oth ultimo, and to congratulate
the Democratic party upon theil choice oi
delegates to the Constitutional Con vention
No county will be more faithfully represent
ed than Abbeville.
The sting OF defeat is entirely lost in the
satisfaction feel at the result. All the can.
didaes were good men, but the people are ell,
titled to their choice, and having exercised
their light to choose, no one can or Will com.
plain--indeed no one can complain.
hereby ask my brethren In defeat to join
me In giving three cheers for the successful
candidates. l will stand by them in any
emergency. d. II. Magill.
Hodges, S. c., Augupt 5, 1885.
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w. Joel Smith & Sons have full supply OF
fresh barley and rye.
Go to w. Joel Smith & Sons for seed barley
and rye.
w. Joel Smith q Sons offer the best two
hoop water bucket on the market for 10 cents
Seed rye and barley at w. Joel Smith &
Sons. Call and get asupply.
II you want your watch repaired, in first
class atyle. so II will keep time, r. G. Bernau,
the jeweler, can do 1t at the lowest possible
prices and guarantee satisfaction.
Jewelry, rings and chains repaired and re.
and silver bought or exchanged at r. C. Ber.
nau, the teWeler.
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY

ABBENlLLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for Letters of Ad'
ministration.
BY R. E. HILL, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, Miss NJ. Allie Pratt has made
w suit TO me, TO grant her Letters OF AZ
ministration com testamento annexo, ue
bonis non Of the Estate and e1tects OF j. M.
Pruit late of Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite ana aomonlsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said ]. NJ. Pruit. deceased, that they be
and appear before me. In the Court OF Fro
bate, 10 be held at Abbeville G: H., on Wed
nesday, the 7th day of August, 1885, after pub
Iication hereof, at II o'clock In the forenoon,
TO show cause If any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this 23rd day of July In the year OF our
I.S.1 Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-fve and in the l20th year Of
American Independence.
Published on the 9th day OF July, 1895, In
the Press and Banner and on the Court House
door for the time required by law.
r. +. HILL,
July "a, 1895. Judge of Probate.
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Wanted.

Clothing sales agent wanted for Abbeville
and vicinity. Comm isslons paid will warrant
storekeepers securing our outfit Of samples.
Canvasng and soliciting agents can make
more than ordinary salary. Correspondence
requested. Send or 3 references.
Wannamaker Brown,
Philadelphla, Pa.
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Refreshing Showers.

Abbeville enjoyed refreshing rain yester-
day evening, which, It is hoped, may revive
many q famishing crop, thougt 1t Ia admitted
that IL come too late TO save some OF the corn,
which had withered and perished. The cot.
ton crop has been greatly cut of.
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Apll
f SS III N,,T,,
I PERFECTION. 2. OHIO JUNIOR.
1A1PIod.

CHAH1OH.
the claims made for it are productive
ness, fine appearance and good cooking
qualities. The tubers grow compact IN
the hill. and ara large and uniform in
size, oblong, ineining to oval, but gen.
erally fattened; ce3sr white, with .
tinge of pink around tho eyes similar to
the Hebron. The vine is Of strong, vigoe-
ous growth, yet stocky anashsrt joineed,
maturing about the same time as Wkts
Star.
Fig. 2 in the same cut represents oti0
Junior, originated in 1881. This, a
though a chance seeding, Is withe0t
doubt in some way related to that good
old sort, the Early Ohio, as 1t is alnost
Identical with that variety IN the foum
and marking Of the tsbers, habx
growth, etc. The tubers are eTal oblong,
round at the seed end, with fun eyes,
that are almost even with the surface.
It is an excellent keeper, productive, OF
fine quality and has proved TO be q valu-
able addition TO the hst Of extra carly
varieties.
No. 8 in the cut shows the Champioa,
a new seeding potato of promise. V1ek
claims that the Champion is one of the
most productive varieties ever offered
and that it Is good keeper of exceRezt
quality. The tubers are large and white
and covered with light russet coating.
The eyes are large, full and near thesr-
face. The tubers are similar IN size 10
the Green Mountain, but more ovA and
full at the seed end
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New Prescription Clerk.

Mr.. w. c. McGregor, OF Columbia. Is now
cierking at the drug store Of Mess. Harrison
d Game. He will be glad TO fill your pre-
and varied stock OF goods enables Mr.. Nc
Gregor to supply any demand that may bt
mabe on him. Call and see him.
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Death Of Mrs. Robert Anderson at
Hodges.

Mrs. Robt. Anderson died at her home near
Hodges last Saturday night of paralysis.
Mrs. Anderson leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Rap. Hughes, Mrs. D. c. Calvert and Mrs.
VIM. Mundy. A good lady gone TO her re-
ward. The enterment was at Hodges. Mr..
Sign, of Abbeville, had charge OF the funeral
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II VOn ARE
WEST?

And wa.s 0W RATES to St: Louis, Mem.
Chicago, oryJl @ts In Arkansas, Texas, Mis-
souri,, Kansas dorado, Oregon. Washington;
California. or AZ point West, 1T WILL PA!
Special Rates from time to time. Choice OF
Routes. No trouble to answer questions.
Rates and maps furnished free. ADDRESS
FRED D. BUSH, Dist. Pass. Agent l.. & N. n.
R., 36 l-2 Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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A Word Of Ca1tSo0 to Sheep Gro~eEs'
A writer for Field and Farm very tra1y
says that one sheep can infect Thousand
vith scab or ticks as well as fifty or .
hundred can. One sheep that gets-eRr
er through the fence without beng
treated for those pestsmay undo the wheae
werk which cost hundned doalans tor
labor and as much more for materials
Il a single scab spot is left undipped it
becomes at once new center Of infection.
IF the least atom of virus is left in ths
boots of single sheep when their hoes
are pared and cauterned for foot rot Is
uay poison the whole hock and negative
everything that has been done.
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Bridal Present.

The Press and Banner is indebted to the
Honorable w. p. Wideman for the first "bri
dal present. that We have received. 1t Wa'
in the form and substance OF a delicious can
talope. and WAS highly priced.
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Blrth-last Sunday to Mrs. J. M. Huckabee,
girl.
II is now dry, dry, crops are already badly
damaged and they will be very seriously so,
with q few more days without rain.
Troupe.
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Welcome to AbbeViIle.

The Rev. C. H. Pritchard has bought Mr.
Wilkinson's g dwelling house, and will soon
occupy IT. with his family. Mr.. Wilkinson
will build another house for himself
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Ice Cream,

Ice cream at the school building from $50
to O'Clock, at S q saucer. The ladies who are
to furnish Ice cream are Mrs. w. G. MCGOWAN,
Mrs. P. Rosenberg, Mrs. ]. F. Miller, Mrs.
Beacham and Mrs. Henry.
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District Alliance.

Inc District Alliance of the Third District
will hold its next regular meeting at BeIton
S. c., on August 18th next. at 80 o'clock D. no
Jno. &. Watkins,
Sec: 3rd Dist. Alliance.
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A DOUBLE POULTRY HOUSE.

in the partition, separates the two focks.
This house, like the other, gives plenty
of room on the ground, and is more con-
venient in some respects, but both are
good and cheap.
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LOW COST POULTRY HOUSES.

sSax1e ,nd Double Poultry Bs0sos Thss
Are Both Coed and Cheap.
It Bnot possible TO present a des,en
that viii be acceptable to'dl, but hsre
are two plans forPonltry houses, each OF
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How to Care Raeoa.

Few farmers know much Of bacon.
They are acquainted with pork, but
never took the trouble to prepare any
bacon. Philadelphia Farm Journal hFs
sut the following easy plan: Cut tAs
daes Of the pig into strips four to five
inches wide and salt with this pickle:
Br 100 pounds of bacon make a bzine
witta six pounds Of salt, four ounces Of
sa1tpetr and one pound of brown sugar.
Co+er the meat and Keep it in the bans
sx weeks and then give it light s1nok-
ing. Sew the pieces in cotton ciesh bass
and paint them with lime and ocar
mined in watera
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Fine Melons.

MIR. T. P. Milford Of this county raised
some ofthe best and sweetest watermellon
that we have seen this year. His crop came
in early and he sold them at good prices.
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Fire-Incendiary,

Evil disposed persons last week burnt prop
erty for Mr. John Cole. and destroyed a barr
and Its contents for Mr.. j. E. LomaX.
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For Rent.

VNHAT LARGE and convenient house on
l. Plckeps Street known as the White
Place. Apply to L. w. WHITE.
July q, 1856. AbbeVllle >. "
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Turn out and see the bicycle parade Friday
evening at go O'Clock.
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THE ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS.

Hon. J. S. Cothran was presented by the
president and addressed the association, prin.
cipally upon the campaign of the army OF
Northern Virginia. covering the second bat
Tie OF Manassas. The president spoke for the
preservation OF the truth OF history touching
the struggle made by US for our liberties.
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ENROLMENT OF NEW MEMBERS.
The following named survivors were en-
REFRESHMENTS TEXT YEAR.

On motion OF Col. Robertson, it was order
ed that the business meetings OF the associa-
ton be held In the Court House, and that
hereafter the public addresses and serving re-
ireshmenls be IN the open air. that all the
people be invited and that the Board of Hon
or be intrusLed with the matter of providing
Tor refresh ments
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FARM AND GARDEN.
OBSERVATIONS WORTHY OF NONE ~
RURAL AFFAIRS.

S3aks Three Fa%szite Pstatsos, tha
Champion, Pesfsotiaa and 0his- s-JNbse.
Their Leading Pastures DesezfSe4 waea
niustrations skevias Their sAaPes-
Tuber 1 in the accompanying cut
represents in greatly reduced size tho
new potato, Perfection, which VEk
claims is one of the best for general
purposes. This is q chaneeseedEnx, xnd
The morning times., 1895-11-27

of NJ street between Thirty-fourth and
Thjyty-slxth streets, cost Si.215.
Dr. F. A. NaZzej was appointed physician
to the poor at $50 a month, vice Dr. s. j..
Harmon, to take effect December /, subject
to three months probation.
The eappoiDtmentofC.N n. Wilson Waterman
at the Municipal Lodging House. IN ei1ect
October 1S last, was approved.
Papers were issued asking Tor lunacy H.
ouiries in the cases OF Lemuel Sewell. Henry
Y. Gerrouette, and Peter N. Brown,
Robert l. Fleming, No. lolS TWeiItb
street northwest, disconnect the aterai
sewer at his stable and laundry from the
alley basin and make connection with the
public sewer. \,
Milstead, first class, and John l. MurraS.
third.
Insane persons committed to the asylum
were: Thomas Z. Perkins. Catherine A.
Conway, and Susaunah Harr.
Building permits were issued as follows:
John T. Clark, two-story frame. Anacostli
and Q streets, Kenlworth, 5000. J. r
TraZZare, two-Story frame. ADacOst1a anc
@ streets, Kenilworth, $1,000. j. q. NC
Eaddy tWo-stury frame. StrycEer estate.
Beuning's road, 5000.
Permit Issued to United States Electric
Lighting Company to hang electric lamp IN
front of No. 235 PENNSYLVANIA avenue south
east. six feet nine inches out from building:
and eight feet above sidewalk. In place OF
permit issued November IL.
English laborers, taken the country over
average about S4.s6 week, from whic
they are expected to bnard and clothe them
selves and their families.
The morning times., 1895-11-27

Tennille's Great Clothing Sale is today
The morning times., 1895-11-27

Bayard Visits the Duke of Leeds.
London, Nov. 26--The Hon. Thomas F.
Bayard, the American amba bassadQr, has
gone to pay n snort visit to the Duke or
Leeds, at Hornby Castle, Bedale, Yorkshire.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
KINDERGARTEN CLUB.
Interesting Meeting Held at the North
PreShYte erian II Church.

The Kindergarten Club of Washington.
held a meeting last evening at the North
Presbyterian Church, N street, near Tenth
northwest The church was well filled
with friends of the organization and those
who had gathered to profit 10y the object
OF the gathering, which is the dissemlna-
tior Of a full understanding OF the value
of ihe kindergarten system.
Introductory remarks were made by Rev.
George b. Patch. followed by prayer
and hymn, and chorCs by the ladies OF
Normal Glass '95 and '96. Miss Amy
MAY gave q most interesting and instruc-
tive Kindergarten talk, with balls. to Sun
day school children of infant class of
North Presbyterian Church. Miss Ger =
trude Jones, teacher, and lexington Pres
byteran Church infant class. Miss Jennie
K. Fromagc, teacher.
Miss Sara Katharine Lipplncott sung
beautifully the solo ''Sleep Little Baby.
Sleep" and ban plays was followed by
readings and a chorus. including the voices
Of sixteen young ladies'.
Miss Salee Coma suyah OF the Indian
Territory, IN native Costume. caf with
Scarlet. beads aud feathers. delivered an
address, showing the progress of kinder
garten work among her own peoDle-fun
blood Indians. She is a graduate OF the
Female Seminary of the territory. and q
woman Of unusual Intelligence. and h0