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LOCAL NOTICET
CTATE az WISCONSIN, CIncUir couar
~ MAAIrowoC CoUkTY,

- Il r.
AZ MAAIrowoC CoUkTY,
Probate Office, Nanitowoc june pad A. D.
1874
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of
the last ~Ill and sestamen LIT Of Hanson Rand.
deceased, late VI the County VI Nanitosoc.
RHEaEAs, an Instrument in writing, pur-
PORTING To be the last Viii aud Testament of
Hanson Rand deceased, late Of the bounty
Of alanito~oc has been tiled -iu this otGce !;
aud whereas application has been made BY
.Lpah h. Rand praying that the same be
proven aud adIsittea &. Probate according 10
the la~s this State:
Therefore, IL is ordered that said applica-
fion he card before me at the Probate vi.
ice in the City Of Manitowoc in raid County,
on the 2Jth day Of july A. D.. 1874 at az
o CLOCK A, H.
And ills further ,or6cred, fha.n notice shall
be gwen tciah ersoasintsrcsted in sairi y i'll,
Of The time aud place Of said bearing by
publication ia the .HsDitowoc PILcr news
paper printed in said county, for three sue
oess~e weeks, oaue each xsek, prior 10 the
tive Of LeAriag.
blythe Court, SO So Is
sN-3s 7. G. eLxsrEn. Co. . EDGE.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

Gsr your Letter Heads. Bill Heads,
: ta,.ments, "srde aad vther job printing
IGne at the PiLoT Gliee.
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WAITE D-DAY B3ARDEKS.

A few day boarders cau be accommodated
with first class boari ut reasonable rates
For particulars, enquire. hrs A: ". shep-
ard, corner OF BufiIoan Main rtreeis.
sat
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aIB. WILCOX, l. busy nowadays asaliir
cut the delicious ice cream for which he is
noted to his Numerous customers.
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Z ouaty Officers.

s1srif. r l.. Smart
icrs o. te Cccrt. A. Fleming
LeCister OF Deeds. JOHN Eraug
t.orn'T Clerk, a. n. Pfchtrr.
-ooaatg Treasurer, q Even.
to9niE Jnd~e 4, G. Olmsiri
Lcght, Surveyor. Jons OH ira ..
Sb9i ~ Schools. Michael klr van
Li.infan Board of eup-rvlsora IL T. uabb trt
1 -. Alto s=y, " j. Turner
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Tnr z. IT. HoteiaAf left this port yester
r.lay..with cargo of sa~es, for Buffalo
i.om.tasnce they will be shipped to Cuba.
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TIIE S@RAwBEKRYiF EsTivALs, on Tues
day eveningsof the Episcopal and Presby
icrian chaEeteS, were quite well attended
und resulted in'she -ssnanciai advantage of
the 81 urches. #tH# e.
Although be.h festivals Iunintenton ally
a. we 5sicre) occurred, On The same even
ing, it helped TO swell taeseeeipts of each
in ABOUT the same ratio. The gross receipts
Of -tbe Episcopal society were slightly in ex
/, osss Of ahc Presbyterian while the net pro
ceeis Of the Presbyterian viii exceed that
Of the Eriscopals.
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THE TELEGRAPH Institute which has
.Hecenuly been established in his.c;ty by Mr..
Rshr and Mr.. D sLano will bo.open on Non
day next for the admission Of students The
many advantages Of the location of this Insti-
tnt,'n, the energy and act leLgci ability
q those who have established it, are certain
indications of its success; and to those who
desire to acquire the art Of tsle graphing va
would say that no Institution in the whole
country can off better terms or g.e.ter
advantages than the one at Mani. ow. C
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EoaPpAvom GREAT Snow viii! be here
n Saturday We wouldn't miss it for any
hing.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE!

Capt. F.. F. Flood las opened First Class
private Boarding House, BHfale Street,
be;ween 9TH and Marin Streets, where he
offers board ani io1ging or simply hoard
mt very reasonable terias. Fer ost iculars,
call AT the premises. S2s-tf
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PROGRAMME,

ReT'lie by full band and the firing Of
thirty eight guns at 5o'cluck A. NJ
AT O'Clock a. NJ, the procession will be-
formed by the Marshal of the cav OF
Washington street 10 front of the Couf
House
Reading of the Declaration Of Inder end
enos in the English Language by c. f
Niebal,an
0ration IL English Language by ]. S
Anderson.
Reading OF the Declaration or Independ
ence IN the German Langu ,ge by Carl II
bcchmrtt, after which, an Orabilm will h,
dehTered IN the German Language by
Chamles Wedelstcdt.
There wall be IA grand bali in the even
ZIG III TRrner Hall.
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SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
OR
M EDICIN II

IL haruiess
j. 70 drastric Eso eat taeSic3De
Is sure care IT taken resul.siy,
L no IRsolscsuag GcyerAze.
u tSss Ha.s'liy medicine.
Ia ear~ss -rilcire In lie ~orA
iyeL AIR sac = .na ire l=pss est ressts to III.
soo-t deli att IN aas
D es o rafer ere with business
D IS MT .sarriuee the svst~
I s.ss - place oil GaiaIne and Bisiers OF every
kind,
Contains ,ne SIMPLEST sna modes.
FOR SALE BY AL DRUGGISTS.
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\ There is no pain which the
CtutaIIT liaiment Will not re
FL Itve.n0 swelling it will net So c
kTA dne.Hhd no lameness which 1t
SA3 will not cure. This is strong
! -fA language. but it is true 1t
has produced more cures #
EhYvssE Rheumatism, neuralgia, lock
jaw. palsy, sprAins, swellings, cak Ad-treasfs,
scalds, bur~s, ralt-rheunf. err-sche, &c. !,
upon the human frame and of strains,
SPAWN. gals &c. upon animals in ore yen
than have ali other pretended remedies
since the world began 1t is a counter-irri-
tant, an all healing pain reliever. Cripples
throw away their crutches. the aame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, aud
the wounded are healed without scar. Ii
is no kunbug- The recipe is Published
tieie ever before sold. and it sells because il
does Just what it pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumat ism, pain. or
swelling deserve 90 suffer iif they wiil not
use Centaur Llnim-et. Mere than 1000 GER
tifcares sc reRa rkable cures including fro
zen limbs ..chreuie Rheumatism. gout, run
ming tumors, &c, have been received. We
will send circular containing 'certifcatee.
the recipe, &c, gratis, to any one request.
ing it One bottle Of the yellow wrappers
Centaur Eminent Is worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned or -sweenied horses and
mules: or for screw-worD in sheep. Stock
owaers--this liEiment is worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents ner bo,t'e;; large bottles, $ 90. J b.
Rose & Co. 50 Broadway. New York
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'2HF children critic + irstAW ard school had
s. picnic OF, at Gerpheidc's garden, on last
Saturday. The day was exceedingly fine,
and the young fiolks enjoyed themselves
hugely, rcispins Through The woods and by
the river side
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TIE trial Of Geo. Edwards was begun on
Monday.
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READ Tsrs.-Do yoa want good PiAs D.
FoRgE, or good CapaNEr OKGis. at the
lowest possible prices aou can procare
ORC bv cailrag on the undersigned MT the
City Drug Store, next door to the First
National Bank. o. X. BACON.
S2G 3w.
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IN RRO0ATE-Ma@tso Couney
4 Court, -
In the matter of the estate of J ohn Brues
deceased. 49, e -
Notice is herSy given, that by virsce and
pnr nee Of an order Of License made IL
said matter on the 25th day of Nay A. ID.
fS74 by the County Court of sind County the
under.igI1ei Administrator of the the stat
of said deceased, will, on Uondav the 20lh
day OF July A. D. 1874, ., ten o'clock in The
for Il DON Of .aid y at the Office of tie Coui-
ty Judge, in the City of Aanitowoc, in said
Couny- offer for sale at pubic veAdps. the
following described lands to wit: The ~ z
! Of The 5. See. No. rweny-two t22)
Township No twenty-one l1I) Range No.
223 Fast IN said County.
Hbe terms Of sale cash.
Dated at Aanitowoc, the 22d day of June
A. ID. 1874.
NLLAAA y Dates, Administrator.
6c6t2
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fnE boys who run the ferry, ars being
we'll patronized, during these hot days.
Our citizens are not S low to apprecaats the
.courteousness and accommodation, Of these
-,umg gentlemen NOR to reward them for it
with their patronage. They will soen place
IN awning over their boat, SO that those wko
wish 70 eross Tie river, cGn do 50 by q quick
cool tide instead OF a lons walk underneath
: ecurching sun
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FALSE AS.ARA. Last night at about 10
clock, either the moon had cast "A halo of
hight around the vacant liquor distiiery on
Commercial street, or else it was the reHec-
tion OF the ferry boys lantern or the WIN.
dows of this abode of departed spirits that
made many persons who were sauuterir .
about enjoying the fne evening, think
that Ere was ragiEg within the building,
and the hire alarm Was immediately sound
ed. The boys OF tho fire department., with
their engines, were soon on the spot; but
they were somewhat disgusted when they
found that there WAS not spark of FIRE
anywhere to squirt at; and now they want
to hnd tie moon struck CHAP who first veil
ed FIRE.
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Having bought ia New York. great sleek
of WALL PAPER very lev rates can
now appear before the public with q larger
selection than ever before aud at rates more
than TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former prices. 4 Offer
flaming Gold panar fnrx, 1 % - OF
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Tns musical entertainment given By TIE
Blind Orchestra ON last Friday evening, was
luusically prove a decided success. The
music of these blind persons Was of no
ordinary kind, and the audience seemed well
satisfied with their entertainment
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Bill c0mpet1lou- NO one SUBSIDIES Tor pre-
nium-giving paper in order get picture after
seeing our pscsures and learn our prices. We have
many old agents at work for Us who have made
canvasslng tor books papers, ETC., their business
Ter years, and they sll report t1at they can make
uch more money at worK ter US than at " hing
Else. Our prices .ow that allie eau afford t.
purchase. ana therefore the pictures sell az 81 ht
almost every house. New beginners do we'll
agents who h9ve had large experience
sautIful su jecss and low orices appreci ate
yali. To make laree sales everywhere all a
gent has to do is to show tie pictures from hous.
10 house. Don't look for work else where until 70
ave seen what great irducements we offer you t.
make money. We have not space explain
ere. but send us your address and we will /
ull particulars, tree by mail. Don't delay if yoI
ant profitable work for your leisure hours or for
wIole time. Now is tie favorable time u
neage in business. Our pictures the fine t
nd most pleasing in this country, and are endo :
sed BY all the leading papers. including the Ne
York Herald I'll ose who cannot give the busine IS
their entire attention car work no their own d.
talIties aBd ma Ike a handsome sum witiO ever
Icing away from home over night. Let all VINO
want pleasant. profitable employment. without
skiing capital. se.C their addresses ut
ana learn all about the business for themselves.
address GEORGE STINS0N & CO., Art Publish
ers. Portland Maipe. S05Iy
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Cures Diseases Asking rou H. Trut'eBccs, flab
IL u ri, AZ toI. Etc, in al their es little
Expense, little or 10 chun,e il diet 10 ireorysr-
iynce- AID no exposure II cr-es a froQuenl de-
sire aud gives engta 20 beTInile ereb, rsn.v-
IN UD>tf uctIcDs- PlS.rHrirg an Garin, iStrir-
ures of the Lretara, A.isyIpe T. Infispl IA, ion
I and e1peiiIns ali Ios-ehous after.
Used by persons ~ Inc decE9e csAr re Of Ii e
aiter coin neu.eHt or labor pains, bed-weiting in
ciidren,ec
Prot Steele says: .,Ole ootte of Ksarre. 5
t1tE.ict bUciu l. WORTH more tIal IL olGer
DucGEs couIuiu e
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Avoid Quacks and Impositors

No Ch re for sdy;ee and Coasultati.n pr I
b Dsott srgdua c If Jefferson Medical Col eye
tHi.ade'D. l.. aGt OF several yaiu bic ,.ort
eau be consulted OF III diseases Of tie Sexual {
trh5ft organs. lwhic lie made an especfa
siudTf either IN n,aie female no tnatt r f., L
hat cause on III atIn- of ow Ion stan irg
p etloe 30 years enables him 10 reat >-;-s
e. with success. Cures guaranteed. c ar e raa
sonaSis. Those % stanre n Onward letfe
uesoSlaIrg SYMPTOMS AMI enclosing OF mp 10 pre-.
paw postage.
Sem Tor The Guide TO IIeil,h Price 10 certs.
y. D1CTI, NJ ID. PtYsicisn aud urccon
eS'-y 1oi Duane Street. New York
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Ma. DEFoREsfis reception is at Mrs
Crockersthis evening.
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Letter List,

The folio 1ing is list Of letters remain
ing 10 the Post Office which have not been
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COMM ERCIAI.


| MANIr0W0C MARKET REPORT.
Corrected Weekly by J. schucttc ,ro..
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kearney'S Ext Buchu

Permanently cures all Affections of the Bidder
hifLess. and DroDsIcal s yeIngs existing IN Men.
NeUscse and Children, matter what the -ge.
Ask Tor kearney's. Take no OTTER.
Pee one Dollar rer Bottle, or Six Bottles for
FIVE Dollars.
DEPOT, 1o4 DUANE SHIT. NEW YORK.
A L. 'ysician in ottsndI nee 10 correspon
dence and give ADVICE sra.is- Send Stamp TOR
Pamphlets ire
Sold BY Druggists everywhere
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] ; ]
- SSO eHs4Iy
kONuone. We want men, women, boys and
girls over the country to cell our Fine
u - Steel EnsravIngs, Chromos, Crayon Draw
ings, Examinations, Pnotogreo obs, ETC. etc.
NJ We now publish the finest assortment
DV ever placed before the public, and our
SvVtpriees are marked down so low to DEFY
, 1874-11-22

coolly sHs down chair beside the royal lady un1n-
ved, and chstted away honestly and gayy while she
Cd and replied with uweet courtesy, aud behaved Is
tsns gentiewoman but her Court Ladies' stood aghaat
and tho Marrhesa Montereno, the chief mistress oi
All. but what can ons look for! It is an American
lsdy. and ono does not expect anything better OF
Americans, e they arc not accustomed T. Court
circles" While our couutrywoman was talking free
" to tho pncess she suddenly caught Eght Of friend
across the saon.. "Oh!" she exclaimed, "the1e ID
M; F.; must 60 .nd SPEAK TO her jumped up .nd
IA u she had been in her own drawing-room.
Your Minister was warned the next day By the
Qut1nat aster Of Ceremonies not TO- introduce such
reEsons II Court In future, said IN English woman
E1cuas NO." replied; ~ do not believe It, for
Italian Court. am sure II tha Court Master Of Cert
moues had been guilty Of such piece Of insolence an
.pology or PASSPORTS would have been demanded.
want Of social respect to her Enjoys - quickly and
edectoal]y a. she acted in the Alabama natter"
.itn A1othss unncky American Who had mele euz-
vent to Quzinal solree or dance, lsst winter. in
lilac and whte striped nix gown Of thin material, and
sort Of poor look, With Httle pockets in 'front.' md
border Of plain silk from the shoulders down to the
toee aud no panier OF sora uesa. But tbs quiet 1ay
a corner and look on- She aid not mako hesseH con-
sptcuoaa The Princess 1-for IN unknown quantity
Ia tho best initial to give woman who disp1ayed such
addressed countrywoman- Thts Princess descendant
of An infamous seventeenth century celebrity. is
Leader Of Court society in Rome. She is naughty,
handsome, zich, and interruptions. She called
gentleman to her Roman bourgeois, whose profes
aonal position enabled him to know who everybody
Who l. that woman 7" Asked the Princess =, arro-
gsntly. IL mean the WOMAN en oeianotr- What
business has such dressed woman At Court? Who
brought her7" The gentleman replied best ho
could to these insotent cruel questions, and stau
eted out exc0singfy hst the lady not rich that
Sue was an invalid; and bad conc from curiosity,
merely to look on.
" II abs Ia IN invalid" replied tho Princess Z. "she
should stay At home II she has not money enough to
dress decently she should not to Court. II she
had curiosity to seo tho Court, person Of her means
should graafy 1t ~ servant maid might, from dis
tauca. Why, my maid should not wear such \ gown
in my dressing ROOM" And this insoient descendant
OF famous Fap4l family Haunted OF in greAt huff.
No, my dear oountEywomen, stAy away from all
placos tn Europe where you outer on su6erauce. I
hope yet to see the day when every American woman
travelling abroad shsll refuso not ask for invita-
tions 70 all nrstocratic gaystea. ami say. Is have
heard American gentlewomen roply, u have no curl
osity about such entertainments, thank you they do
not interest IN American In uny way"
, 1874-11-22

the residence Of Mr.. G. D. Paul. ut Evanston, on
last Thursday evening. It was given by the
ladies OF the Episcopal Churct. Of that place.
Among others there were present the Rev. Mr..
Misses Comstock. Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Paul, Mr.
aud Mrs. Wells Lake and Misa Lake, Mr. and
h1rs. G. 6. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs: e. ". Huutoou, Miss Leo, tho
Misses Titcomb, and number Of gentlemen:
The next sociable will be held ct the residence
Of Mr- Charles Comatook in TWO weeks from last
Thursday. ~.: t.~.~,.
There was social party at Masonic Hall, in
Woodstock, Tuesday evening last.
A 'mush-and-milk sociable" was given by
the ladies OF Washington Heights, at the resi-
dence OF Mr. ". ". Watson. :: = -'
The KedowA Club Of Oak Park gave IN enjoy
bic soolsble Thursday evening" 49,
:. A child1en'B party WAS given at tbs residence
Of Mr. T. A. Oosgrove. OF Evanston. The little
lady for whose pleasure it. MAS arranged Was
Hiss Ins Ball Browne.
, 1874-11-22

evening, bearing With them the good vinhe' of
host Of friends.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. 80
The cards arc out for Senator Miles Kehoo's
wedding, and The invitation reada as folloWs:
ME- LANPH1IR
Requesta tho pleasure q your company 1t tho
marriage Of her niece
"eeh1seh' ehaseh Of sS;Sna tss aoIy IF: T:my. 1s
Ceremony 81. o'clock
Reception,
st. Caroline's Court, at O'clock.
: Two very long, MARROW. cards accompany this
ono, bearing the names Of Miles Kehoe, the
other that Of Kate Murphy. 49,,
Mr. 4. 4. Duyele and Miss Nellie Iikens will
dence Of tho BRIDES parents, No. III South JET
fe1son atreet.
Tho marriage OF Miss Sharon to 11r. New
lands, Of San Francisco which Was announced
in list Sundays TRIBUNE, and the particulars
OF the bride gave her $l,o00 900 for piu-money-
It will probably buy enough to last her some
time .
A rsre occurrence, and one worthy Of note.
their wedding by M1: and Mrs. A1anson Barbour,
Of Canton, Conn Tho particulars aro as fol-
lows:
There were present 1srgo number Of relatives and
children Of tho old coupatheee others being absent
IN Iowa Mr.. and Mira. Barbour are the parents OF
twelve children-Ru uV1u&-ana HeTef 10tt any Dy
death. They have twentJ"threo grandchildren {who
were al presently and four {au
presently. Including the persons who are related to
the family by marriage there vera present On this oc-
caaion, fortyei members, and twsntyth1oo were
absent, making . total Of seventy-one.
The aged couple ara thu uncle and aunt Of Judge
Heman H. Barbour Of this city. AT tho celebration yes
tcrdaY the Aevs. H. Hubbard, Of the Canton Cougre-
gatonal Church and his wife were present. Among tho
interesting Incidents WAS the oaptizlng Of the young
est ch1id-one Of the four
BY the Rev. Mr. Hubbard. Romarts, betting ths ex-
trAo1dinary occasion OF Buch asAemblage made
by the Rev. DR.. Hubbard and several others.
The oldest Of the old couple IL ths Rav Luther
q. Barbour the minister of the Congregational
Church at Hanover, in the Town Of Sprsgue. 1t is
notable fact that not only is every Of tho twelve
children aire, but every one IL member Of the Con-
grtgntional Church.
Nj. Barbours see IL 81, bis wife's 7s, she having
married 1t 49, Both continue IN pretty good health.
4s B. Is the only remaining sister Of tho Rev. Herman
Humphrey, tbs former President Of Amherst College
, 1874-11-22

G8uL6Es 1IE614Gut3 W. IT. kuEcIEU14 flCe-1Fe8l.
dent; ". H. Bennett, Secretary, md D. B.
Scu1ly. Treasurer. -
Friday evening ;.
TEE CAMPBELL PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
held tue first OF aeeres of Eoclal parties. which
all present enjoved. There xas music, to which
the Rev. Mr. Hair, the pastor, and Mrs. Hair
contributed, as also did Mrs. Snitzler. A gen
erous supper WAS prepared by the ladies', and q
large cake became the subject for which votes
were solicited. The rival competitors were Hiss
Hanscon and Miss Eugenie Lloyd, the latter
winning it. The votes stood &c to 27. :.
THE '@6oc1AL so1REE" CLUB
"surprised" Miss Fannie Boone lust Friday
evening. pleasant party was the result. The
Executive Committee Of: this Club are Measrs-
kinzie, Luke, James, Thompson, Bristol, and
Jones. Among the Ladies present were Mrs.
Hooper, Miss Bull, MISS Munger, Miss Green,
Miss Root, Miss Richman, Hiss Burnet. Miss
Mallory, Miss Lovejoy, Miss Laporte, Hiss
Morris Miss Wheeler, Miss May. MISS Clifford,
- Last r1''e evening the first Of the hops At tho
Grand Pacific Hotel was inauguratcd. These
we're. SO very successful last winter tha: VIC
need only say that OF last night WAS equally so.
. SUBURBAN CLUES. a.:
Lawudale does not wish to be considered be-
hind the times in the matter Of social gather
ines, The Lavndalo Club " &C." gave their
soclal on last Wednesday evenings
surprise to- Mrs. Weeks,-at the residence Of
MrF, u. +. Smythe. on Genesee avenue The
club consists Of twelve members, and is simply
private nocial affair. the members all being
middle-aged married people. It will giyo its fu-
ture parties at private residences. Each MEM
Der Of the club wore on the coat lapel very
neat badge OF red and blne ribbon, inches long,
fastened at the upper end with beautifnl bou-
quct, each ribbon falling to the right and left,
forming an inverted V. and on each end was d
golden !" c." Messrs- Johnson DC NeTans fur
pished the music for the evening, aud all
to the summons 1or each dance most
0f11 1HGa Ann