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f.. Campbell,

Veterinary Surgeon, has permanent
ly located In Baldwin City, and is pre-
pared to treat all durable diseases which
the noble horse is heir to. Medicines
ALWAYS OH hand. 2-32
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Mason Work u PIastering.

III. Rowe Is prepared to do all kinds
Of Mason Work and Plastering, OH
short notice. Address him at Baldwin,
Mich; or, orders may be left with En-
NETT Coon & Co. 81
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Henry A. Bray,

Justice of the Peace, and Notary Pub
lie, Baldwin, Lake county, Mich. All
business entrusted to him will receive
careful management. Office ut corner
of Michigan avenue and Eighth street.
oil
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Baldwin House,

This Hotel affords rs good accommO-
dations as any in this part Of the coun-
try. Charges reasonable. VIM. Wood,
Proprietor, Baldwin City, Mich.
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Darius e.. Warner,

Attorney ut Law, Notary Public and
Prosecuting Attorney for Lake county.
i. q. Address, Chase, Mich. is
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CarDentering.

W.. McCausey Is prepared to attend
to all calls In the above named line.
=. o. Address, Baldwin City, Mich.
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Weather Report.

The following thermometrical report
was furnished for publication by Lee S.
Cobb, of Yates township:
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f. l.. Allen,

Attorney Mt Law and Solicitor I'm
Chancery. Will practice i'm Circuit and
u. ). Courts. Address, Baldwin City,
Lake county, Mich. 1-50
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w. Il. Mott, NJ. ID.

Office In Postofficc Building, Baldwin
City, Mich. Will attend promptly to
all calls, i'm town or country. 2-14
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Wetu advertisements,
'P N32
Attach lPnt.

Attachment.
The Circuit Court for tie l
county Of Lake.
Patrick VI. Danahcr
& David a. 1Mclendy In
vs.. Attachment.
James Spence.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
eth day IF March, 4. ID. 1875,
Il writ of attachment was duly issued
out of the Circuit Court for the County
of Lake, at the suit of Patrick VI. Dam
aher and David a. Melcndy, the above
named plaintiffs, against the lands,
tenements, goods and chattles, moneys
and effects, of James Spence, the de-
PENDANT above named, for the sum of
sixteen hundred dollars, which said
writ was rcturnablc OH the 4th day of
Nay, A. ID. 1875.
Dated this 18th day of Nay, AID. 1875
WHITE & HAIGHT,
3-4w6 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Edward q. Raymond.

Treasurer of OsccOla county, Michi-
gan. Attends promptly TO all business
relating to taxes within said county.
l.. o. Address, Hcrsey, Mich. tn35
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TIE +. & =. Nj. RALwAY.-With
the beginning of this week new time
card went into effect on the above road,
by which two passenger trains run each
way daily The morning train east
will run us before. a night express
will leave Ludington at 5p. M, direct
ly after the arrival of the steamer from
Sheboygan) and arrive at Toledo at 20
minutes after 10 the following morning;
making connections with trains east
and south. Passengers coming north
can leave Toledo at $40 i'm the evening,
and reach Lutlington at half past 4 the
day following; or, leaving Toledo at
Hos a. H., arrive at Ludington ut l0:45
In the evening, making direct connec-
ton with steamer for Sheboygan, where
they will arrive ut o'clock the next
morning. The arrangement is an eX-
cellent one for those travelling to and
from the great Northwest, and we con-
fidently look to sec this route become
one of the most popular. The steamer
Sherman, plying between Ludington
and Sheboygan, is classed among the
staunchest OH the Lakes, having ex-
perienccd and competent officers, and
all in good trim for the business I'm hand.
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Notice

Is hereby given that there will he u
joint meeting of the Boards of School
Inspectors of the townships of Pleasant
Plains and Yates, said meeting to he
held at FOrman's Mill, at o'clock II.
m,
ON Saturday, the 10Th Day Of Nay,
A. ID. 1875, for the purpose of changing
the boundary lines of Fractional School
District No. 3. The boundary lines of
other Districts in this Township will,
also, bc changed.
G. NJ. G.. Ross,
Township Clerk.
Baldwin City, Mich, Nay Is, 1875.
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A MOST UsEFPL ARTICLE-In every
household is sewing machine. The
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine COM
bines i'm every degree the most perfect
machine yet invented. 1t is elegant in
finish, simple to learn, runs smoothly
and quickly, and what is more import
ant, is the cheapest. The Wilson Ma
chine has received the highest praises
from all who have used ii, and stands
at the head of all sewing machines.
Machines will he delivered at any Rail-
road Station In this county, free of
transportation charges, If ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 1927 & 800 Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular, free on application.
This Company want few more good
agents.
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Notice.

Notice.
u. LANp OFrIcE,
loNi,, Micn., April ~, 1878.
Complaint having been entered ut
this Office 10y Henry =. jerks against
Heirs Of Jonathan MiZncr for ADAM
doning his Homestead Entry, No. 6O9S,
dated Oct. Is, 1872, upon the y. Il. ! of
;. w. X Lot No. one, Section ~, Town
ship II North, Range II West, in Lake
county, Michigan, with view to the
cancellatioifOf said entry; the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear ut
this Office,
ON The Tenth Day IF June, 1873,
ut 10 O'clock II. m, to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
j. III. KIDD, Register.
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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If you desire peep at wonderful
stock Of everything ut wonderfully low
prices call ut j. III. Grof's.
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John w. Kirkland.

Manufactures and Dealer in Lumber
AMI I.ath. Special attention paid to
Bill Stuff Mill and Yard OH line of +.
& p. NJ. Railway, ~ miles west of Bald
win City. 2-l-32
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Saginaw Store!
r. B. SIMPSON
Proprietor,
Reed Cir Mich

Reed City, Mich.
1t is the place to buy
LEATHER or RUBBER BEL TING,
or the justly celebrated
Jackson Wagons,
and Wardcr, Mitchell & Co.'S
Champion MOaUerS. :.
He also, deals in Groceries &
Provisions, Hardware, Emery
Wheels, Rubber Paint, Oils, Var
nishcs, Putty, Glass, &C., &c. Buys
and ships Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Bark, &c. 3-4-3
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For Pure Tobaccos, and Low Prices,
call on Emmett Coon 4: Co.
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$nsinssss $nrDs.
business Mem! See Here!

would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Baldwin that am prepared
to do Draying TO and from all points In
and about town. Prompt attention
given to all orders. Charges reasona-
BILE ROBErT STEWART.
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Isaac Grant,

Sheriff of Lake county, Mich. Will
attend promptly to all business entrust-
cd to him. Address, Baldwin City,
Mich. Htt
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Nirvana House.

Ny motto Is to live and let live.
Good meals served ut all hours, OF short
notice, for - cents meal Two meals
and lodging for - cents. am thank
full for past patronage, and hope it will
continue. ii. L. LACEY, Proprietor.
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BEST brand of Prints lOcts at
j. III 0roG's.
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The WEEKLY 1s.s; eight sas.!g, r., !.

The WEEKLY sun "si; s'sas g. sHd
fearless newspaper. OF VI broad columns. especially
designed for the farmer. the mechanic the merchant
and the professional man. aud their ives andchil-
drcn. We aim 10 make the Weekly Sun the best
family newspaper In the world. II IL full OF enter
tanning and in.trurtive r,ding.of every sort, bat
prints nothing 10 offend the most scupuous and
delicate taste. Pricc.,$ 81 per wear. postage pre-
paid. The cheapest paper published. Tryit. Ad-
dress TnE Sun, New York City. g-3s-3-3
4 DvERTIslNG: Cheap: Good: systematically
a. persons who contemplate making contracts with
newspapers for the insertion Of advertisements.
mould send rs cents to Geo r. Rowcil 4 Co, III
Park Row. New York for their PAMPlILET-B BOOK
ptnefysexenM edition, containing lists Of over 2mU
newspapers and estimates. show Ing tllc cost Ad.
vcrtscments taken for leading papers In many States
at a tremendous reduction from publisher rates.
GET THE BOOK. 1855
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Weekly average, 06.751 degrees above zero.
HDenotes variable.
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GLASS AND PAINT.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
window Glass. Plate Glas Cut, Stained and En-.
amclrd Glass. French and German Lookinu Glass
Plates also, Bnymcr, Bauman & Co.'S y. richly Pure
White Lead. all nj bottom prices. II In want Of
anything. get our priccs
REID HILLS
los Woodward Ave. and 10 and I! Congress 81. T..
DETROIT, MICH.
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For SALE.-1GO acres of land in Lake
Township, Lake county. Twenty-Five
acres cleared. Five acres improved.
One of the most pleasant situations in
the county. Enquire at this office, or
of Harley Hazen, Baldwin City, Mich.
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The Coal Trade.


There is one noticeable feature in the
coal trade In the anthracite regions, and
that is, that the quantity of bituminOus
coal consumed is on the increase. Those
manufacturers who desire to keep their
works In operation are In o measure CON-
PEELED TO this use by reason of nom
working Of the mines of fanthracite coal
In evidence of the great increase of this
trade the Pennsylvania Railroad for
last week transported "a, 674 tons of coal
and coke, principally coming east to
supply Eastern markets. From Tyrone
the shipments were last week 18, 1891
tons, which Is nearly double the quanti-
ty sent at same time last year. Broad
Top is also increasing its shipments to
supply the factories, &C., on the line Of
the Schuylklll and Lehigh, and also at
Philadelphia. On the Lehigh up to this
time last year there were only 5292 tons
of bituminous coal sent by that route.
This year so far, the shipments have
amounted within three months to 49,.
252 tons, an increase OF l2,860 tons,
while the whole shipments of bltumin-
GUS coal last year via the Lehigh were
only 26, ,662 tons. Reductions have been
made in the freight charges for bitnmin-
GUS coal on the Pennsylvania Railroad
and also on the Baltimore and Ohio
Bshfoad, so that the Schuylkill valley,
>and also at Philadelphia, they will Be
supplied from the eCumberland as well as
the Western bitumlnous regions. Those
who live by producing and transport
| ing hard coal should take care that the
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st. PatEick's Day.

st. Patrick's Day. s# ...f
The following interesting accout of
the "day's doings" at Mauch Chunk,
we copy from the correspondence of the
Morning Herald of Thursday The
day, which is dear to the hearts Of our
Irish-American citizens, Mas this year
celebrated with more than the usual
harmony and good-fellowship by the
Hibernian Benevolent Association CO.
jointly with the old Ribbon men, and
reminded US somwhat Of times gone by
when nothing but the latter predomina.
ted. The life of the esteemed and low
ed st. Patrick is too we'll known to need
mentioned In this connection, save to
state that each anniversary OF Ireland s
patron saint Is ever green in the mems
ory of Irishmen and is faithfully and
religiously observed, each time with
greater respect and veneration. The
morning of the 18th was ushered in by
the sounds OF the drum corps, and from
one end of Mauch Chunk to the other,
East and Upper Aauch Ohnuk included,
were heard playing the old but IA
miliar air "St. Patrlck's Day in the
Morning." OF course the young lads
were soon up and along with them,
From 7 to 8 O'Clock large number Of
men, In regalia, could be seen vending
their way to the rendezvous of the Hi.
berlan's in Rhoads' ball. At eight o.
clock sharp the procession formed in
front of their hall In the following
order II. B. A. Of Aauch
Chunk (120), headed by their band and
the Ii. b. A. of Nesquehoning (50),
bringing up the rear, under the direc-
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Auction Sales.

Auction Sales. .tte. ,,t .s..
The following public sales are adver-.
tisedito take place during, the present
month, by bills printed at the ADvo.
CATE office: s.6 n 7nIdsr. ~. i.a. ..
Goth. Real estate of Elizabeth Moul-
throp, deceased, late of Lehighton.
Thos. .Kemerer, Esq, administra-
l., tor. laa SAFE ,ser.Erf sta4gy
23d--Hotel fixtures, household furni-i
ture, &C.. Of II. & L. German,
'H Eagle Hotel, Bank street, Le-
s highton. n3t 90 an1 seF'
25th.--By advertisement in to-day's
paper, furniture, matched horses,
&c., of Nathan Klotz, Eagle Ho-
tel, Summit Hill. ''E '
9th. Farming and live stock, OF j.
K. Hillsand Hass, In West Penn
Twp, Schuylkill county, Pa, at
one m. e.sa s4,, .. tro7 =
9th. - Building lots and mountain
land, late Of Elias Shive, decd, at
the Exchange Hotel, LehightOn.
Aaron Shive and Henry Tucker,
Administrators. Gal. ,tt...ft .,.. r
30th.- Household furniture. of Reuben
A Trexler, Weissport, at p. nj.
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MARCUTIO.

Hook q Ladder Co.'S Il Entertainments
The entertainment given by Lehigh
Hook & Ladder Co., In the hall Of the
new School house, ON Friday and Satur-
day evenings Of last week proved COM
plete success. The attendance each
evening was large and appreciative, and
the performance was fully equal to that
of any amateur troupe we have hereto
fore witnessed outside of the cities
Uncle Bauman in....the German farce
"He Is not Jealous" was we'll conceive
ed by F. Deborde; the Duet, ''Gipsy
Countess" by Nissi E. Hauk and Mr..
Fl. A. Kuntz was well rendered and
was received with much applause. The
farce of "John Schmidt, the Prosecuted
Dutchman," was we'll put upon the
stage, all of the characters filling their
pats with much credit to themselves
and to the satisfaction of the audience.
music furnished by the Macdaniels fam.
lily was well chosen, ,and was highly ap-
preciated. VIM. Woods inimitable
comic songs brought down the house
he is A No. l The amount realized by
the Company after paying all expenses
will be about S75; which will enable
them to liquidats the debt on their
truck and ladders.
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Il
tion of the following officers: Chief
Marshal, d. G. Mnlhern, Of A. B. A.,
of Mauch Chunk; First Aid, Timothy
Mckinley; Second Aid, Dennis McGin.
ley; Marshal of Ribbon men, John Rec.
der; Assistant, John Ferry; Marshal Of
Nesquehoning II. B. A, John CORY;
Aid, j. McDermot, The following is
the'route; Down Broadway to Susqueo
hanna, thence to Mansion House, coun-
termarching to Court House, where the
Ribbon men were met and a passing
salute rendered them as they fell in
line. 40 men, headed by the Parryville
Band; thence up Broadway TO the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
where appropriate ceremonies took
place; after the service formed again,
moved up Broadway to the wire mill
countermarched and down to High st. +;
over High st. to Race ST., up Race St.
to Upper Mauch Chunk, to Front ST.,
up Front to Walnut, countermahrch-
Ing to old road. and thence to
East Mauch Chunk;up North to Fourth,
thence to South ST., and back again to
L. & S. depot. where they took the
train, Ills a. m, for Nesquehoning,
to McKean's Hotel, where splendid
collation. was given to all, after which
the column formed, headed for the de-
pot, and took the return train, and
dismissed for the day.
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SprlnR Styles.

spring styAes''7 U.l.4 Dtr .y.lHl
T, d. Clauss, the popular merchant
tailor of Lehighton, has just received
and is now opening the largest stock Of
cloths, cassimers, worsted and all kinds
OF suitings and vestings, for mems and
youths wear, ever brought 10 this town,
which he Is making up in the latest
fashions and in the most durable man
ner, and fits guaranteed every time, at
prices to suit the times, also new and
elegant stock Of ladies', gents and
ciildren's boots. shoes and CATERS. made
especially for the trade of this section,
and full line of gents furnishing
goods and hats and caps OF the latest
springistyles, which he is selling at
KNOCK down prices" Cali and in
spect his stock before purchasing eise>
where.
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Bevy Again.

Bevy Again. a5fs
Mr.. PRINTER, ,--Ich hawb shun mon
chmol gadenkt avs wons yust net may
we aye sproche geva date. no kenta dea
lett yo awl nonner fersteh, unna, dos SO
wunnera breichta yer. .un WOO dea Bevy
her kaimpt. Dea Beyy is fun Buf, woo
der Champy 81 Hondwerik galernt hot,
fordos sechtder Coffee avis, Oar Cham
py is amer fun der shrieera fun Buf
was are heit mawcht gate mirya shun
witter nff. However, dea Bevy secht
es gaipt yucht tswa sproca davis Sc 81
lavr KART het un SO war awe shun welt
In dar welt rum kumma; anyhow stun
dar Rever nuff un hummer. Dea Bey'y
duts awe denia, dos sea hst ON ken
plotz der walk kfrocht noce em nechs ia
Wertzhouse, except, dos SO wer onem
plotz nj, un we sea nj kuma wer het SO
gamaint es het sich eppes hinich EN-
kounter hummer galnst. Wos es ga
maint het wist sea net, awver es wer
awlles recht gawest. Dea Bevy secht
Reudebeckers kent mer kenna may grl-
cha, awver New York Oysters un New
Jersey CLANS, Pennsylvania Sour krout
un Ohio hams. un davis won mere haw-
va volta, mist amer krout ga shunicht
kraicht mer kenna ma dawfun, dos heit
genkt der Champy noch der Rever nun
er, miryah kaimpt are in grog shop
so krimpt are in suf. Des is so zea-
mich awl was ich vase for des mole,
except dos ich un dea Bevy worra shit
ia hfawra, unde lite hen gawunert wos
for en- kfrizzled madel ich by near het.
Es wor dea Bevy, sea hot ear hore net
kfrizzled ,kotta zu strahla. So will ich
don zum schlus koma, un sawka dos
Ges lett WOO net Anglish lasa kama, hen
en- chans for de breaf zu lasa, un dos
yeader mon subscriba sut for dea Car
bon Advocate. ..-..r.,.....
Emma Blumaville, Martz 10.
p. SHIN.
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Special Notices.

CToP THAT COUGH~--No pulmonary COM
0plaint, however obstinate, can resist the heal
ing influence Of "Dr. Morris's Syrup Of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound." It isa certain cure for
Coughs. Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat and Asth-
ma and all Throat, Lung and Chest Diseases ten
ding TO Consumption. Nothing that We have ever
sold acts so promptly in Group. or so efectusly In
Whooping Cough. 1t contains no opium and is
pleasant to take. Cough worn Victims, whose
lungs are racked and torn with paroxysms which
threaten to choke them, find sure and speedy re-
lief in its use. For sale by Q. W. Lents, and a.
J. Durling, Lehighton. Pa. Sept. lTth, leI4.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The Notwithstanding been permanently cured Of
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple rem
edy, is anxious to make known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means Of cure. To all who desire It, he
viii send copy Of the prescription usod, Cree Of
cbargeI with the directions for preparing and US
Inc the same, which they will find SURE aCuRH-
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will pleaselad-
Dress REV. Il. A. WILSON, ,'
l94 Penn st., williamsburg, New York.
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nfoI1tned


Pbila., Pa. March 10, 1S75.-MR.
Ep$FoR. lis It not rather strange that so
IMuy Mr.. and Mrs. Maguires should
have called their daughters "Molly?"
If were to write to my Molly darlint,
shure the letter might go to one Of the
other Miss Mollies an thin there would
be ruction an row. Whyl I read in
your paper that there was procession
of one hundred Molly Maguires, who
passed through Ashton the other night,
all armed with pishtoles, guns and clubs,
searching for one Luke Sweeney, ,Arraht
Luke, sure ye mustn't be gay deceiv-
er to have so many Mollies afther y ees,
bad luck to yer sowl. Whin I read
about it I pulled me dudheen, TUX a
sloight sup an copsoled meself wild sing
ing in a minor key that beautiful bal
lad; "I'm not meself at all, Molly DEAR
.,. Yours Modified
..t... li.s MARCUTIo.
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The Centennial Tea Party.
During the last week ladies of our
borough have taken active measures to
get up the above social festival, and
have succeeded admirably. On Mon
day>iast Mrs. A. A. Douglass, Mrs. G..
q. Skeer, Mrs. Fl. e. Packer, Mrs. G..
"a. Webb and Mrs. E. Polk, constituted
themselves a committee, and by night
had 80 far progressed In the work that
meeting for organization and discus
sion was held at the residence of Mrs.
Douglass. At the appointed hour q
large number of ladies were present.
Mrs. A. A.. Douglass was unanimously
called to the chair, and after stating the
objects of the meeting, Mrs. VIM. Lilly
was elected Vice President, Mrs. @. Ii.
Webb, Secretary, and Mrs. II. E. Pack.
er, Treasurer. On motion, Mrs. Sayre
and Mrs. Shoemaker, of this borough,
and Mrs. Treharn, of East Mauch
Chunk, were constituted committee
th solicit contributions Of money, pro-
visions, cakes, etc. Mrs. E. I. Booth
and Mrs. Il. e. Packer were appointed
committee to select cups and saucers,
appropriately marked, to be given to
each holder of q coupon ticket.
Thirteen tables will be spread, repre-
senting the thirteen original states, pre-
sided over by the following ladies: Mrs.
Polk, Mrs. Skeer, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. T.
F. Walter, Mrs. Dolon, Mrs. Shoemak-
er, Mrs. j. /. Blakslee, Mrs. Booth, Mrs.
Sayre, Mrs. Treharn, Mrs. ThOs. Heb
erling, and Mrs. II. e. Packer; assisted
by Misses. r. .Sheek, E. Polk, 81. Polk,
Mary Brodhead, e. Salkeld, A. Patter-
son, Florence and II. Baldwin, N. Nc.
Mullen, G.. Oortright, F. Butler, J. Bah
cock, Mary and Bessie Hazard, Lou
and Kate ,Sayre, Mary Simpson, f..
Foster, Hannah and Mary Leisenrlng,
E. Yeager, Lizzie Virgins, L. Vanne-
man, @. Warg, M. White, Lou Struth-
ers. Il
On Wednesday evening last an ad-
j0urned meeting was held, when the
following additional committees were
appointed; On Ice cream and cake ta-
bles, Mrs. Craig; on decorations, Mrs.
J. 1. Blskslee, Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Salkeld,
Mrs Booth and Mrs. T. j. Heberling.
A committee on music was also appoint-
ed.
The following named ladies are Mrs.
craig's aids at the ice cream and cake
tables. Bella Beahm, Carrie Hickman,
Mallie Beahm, Lizzie Yeager. Annie
Calvin, Emma Fidler, Mary Remmel,
and Fannie Morris, Flower girls Net
tie Krause, George Booth, Gertnde
Shoemaker, Lizzie Butler, Carrie Brown
and Mary Robinson.
The entertainment will be held at the