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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07

WANTED-Two irst.class walters ct McLeod's, 9
w East Third street. 3O5*
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e ACRES, one nile from city limits, improved;
~ good dairy farm. Inquire of II. SOUTH
WARD, this Office. 0o6.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07

WTANTED-Three good carpenters. Apply to W.
w NJ. Leyde, West st. Paul. $685.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07

DRIVATE FAMILIES in need of good heIp of
L any kind should leave their orders at Hotel Re
porter Employment Bureau, 6S e Third st. 800
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-07

NTANTED-A competent girl for general house
w work, 245 Exchange street. 3O2
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PARTNER WANTED.

ID T. KAVANAGH will offer this week at very
/ low price a large bankrupt stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing, Overcoats, etc., etc.. ct No SO East
Third street.
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r. FTTZGIBBON, HOUSE sndsiqn
painting No 1877 Jackson treet az
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20

Is underwood that : large niajority a. the
Assembl yznsn elsct favored the Eeelection
of Senator Burnside.
The resignation Of Bismarck has ere
ated considerable excitement, but it is
now thought that he win not actually re-
tire, leaving 30 much important business
unfinished, but that his threat to do so is
for the purpose of bringing about certain
changes in the Federal Council. The
Emperor has refused to accept the resig-
nation.
Miss Jennie Flood, daughter of the
California millionaire, will have an income
of q hundred thousand dollars a year
when married. She is more than ordina-
rily anxious to get married on that ac-
count This is the pile thd>U. s. Grant,
Jr., says he is not going to marry; from
the same reason, an exchange suggests,
that Jack did not eat his supper.
A carrier was recently arraigned for
homicide at the bar of an English Court
of Assizes. AS his counsel was ending
his defense the prisoner rose, trembling
in every limb, perspiration pouring off
him, and he screamed in agony: 81 see
nothing. All is darkness. I'm blind
Pm blind ~ There was great excitement.
The presiding judge ordered physician
to examine the prisoner. He was found
to be blind.
An instance of FIVE children at birth
has just been published by DIR. William
Fraser, of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.
Four died Immediately, and the fifth
lived only few days. Three were girls
and two boys. They weighed fourteen
pounds in the aggregate, and ranged
from thirteen to sixteen inches In length
An enterprising New Highlander offered
to pay round price for the bodies of the
little innocents.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20

Mira Elanor Herman, Mother of the
late Mrs J. B. Hood, is dead.
The Longshoremen of New Orleans
are on strike for 40 cents an hour. They
were getting 80.
The Peabody Normal School is to be
removed from Nashville, Tennessee, to
Atlanta, Georgia
The Legislature of Mississippi has
imposed q tax of $500 upon bachelors
over IS years Of age.
Gen. Grant is still receiving recep-
tionG" He has accepted one from the
eolOred men Of Mobile.
The Senate of Kentucky has voted
70 eel the Governors mansion, regarding
II a. too expensive TO be kept mp.
Post Master Fadderman, of Bolton,
Texas, has absconded with six thousand
dollars Of the governments money.
The Selma, Rome and Dalton Rail
ro4d, from Selma to the State line, has
been ordered sold on the 18th of June.
Alfred wilkins, of Magnolia, Miss,
suicided At New Orleans on the It'll inst,
by taking Prussic acid. Dissipation the
cause
Between three and four hundred
printsz In St. Louis struck on the 9th for
$3.50 per day. Their demands were &C
ossdsd 70.
AT Marshall, Texas, on the 9th inst,
John Slick, during a difficulty, struck
Capt Reilly with billiard cue inficting
probably mortal wound.
-Eorthern fishermen are now catching
large quantities Of sturgeon in the rivers
q North and South Caroline. It is said
fhat these hsh will be consumed as canned
nzlmon-
Al YazOo City, Miss-, on the 5th inst,
Capt A Il MCGUIRE gave his little FIVE
rear old child dose Of morphine, mis-
taxing Il Cor quinine. In four hours the
child was dead.
III il estimated, says the Boston Post,
ehat the time wasted by Noaaen of the
Unissd States in looking under the beds
for nsn - night IL devoted TO work would
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20

$500 !; =; !: !; :
above. No one can fail to make
money fast ANY one can do the work. RCn can make
um 10 cta to % hOuF b. deFoug evenings and
spare time % the hnsnesa Il costs u&kng 20 try ths
Ss sa NosnnE ke tos soesZ ever offered
q yOg want % know n about ne baeiness BE-
cre ne puec s.d % zen. addnse an1 VII send yon
n particulars and private famn f1Gnt samples worth -
Address GEORGE GTINHON d CO.
ang Ia '7o-ly n p a Portland, Maine.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20

result in . years time in making over IL
600 pa,rs q suspenders for the heather.
The machine shops Of the Bridge
water Iron Company, Boston, with their
contents, consisting of valuable patterns
and costly machinery, were entirely con-
sumed on the night Of the 5th. The loss
il estimated at Ell, 900, and seventy five
hands are thrown out of employment
AT the Chicago City Election on the
9th inst, the Republicans elected 10 Al
dermen, the Democrats 8, the Indepen-
dents / and the Socialists l. This will
make the complexion of the next City
Council, including three Aldermen who
hold over, about the same as last year.
The biggest rat in Georgia was killed
a few days since in house in Columbus.
1t was killed by little negro, and when
weighed tipped the beam at six pounds.
The little negro sold the skin for twenty
five cents. This is true story Col,m-
bus Times. But for that closing sentence
we could not have believed it.
Bill Lewis, desperate character,
was recently assinated in Live Oak coun-
ty, Texas, while skinning deer he had
killed 1t is said that one thousand dol
lars we're paid for the assassination. Lewis
was a witness in murder cases against
several parties, and it is thought their OBJ
ject was to get him out of the way.
The Rhode Island State election on
the It'll resulted in no choice for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor Returns from
thirty towns, including one ward of Prov
idence, give Little6eld, Republican, {, 250;
Kimball, Democrat, 4,27o, and Howard,
Prohibition and Independent Republican,
2,sl4. The General Assembly will be
three-quarters Republican, ensuring the
election of Littlefeld by that body. 1t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
EXPREss-(Daay J

No change of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Sa-
vaRnah and jacksonville
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany.
The elegant Sleeping and Parlor Coaches of the
Eufaula line daily between Montgomery, Ala, and
jacksonville without change.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernandina, Gaines
Vile and Cedar Keys take this train.
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train, arriving at Brunswick 600 A. NJ
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 F. NJ arrive
at Savannah 900 A. VI.
Passengers leaving Macon at It's A. M. daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this train connect at
Jesup with train arriving in Macon at 625 P. NJ.
daily including Sunday
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways Southwestern Railroad to and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
etc.
Mail steamer leaves cambridge for ApalachieOa
Sunday aud Thursday evening for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily Sundays
excepted) for Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on ST. Johns
river.
Trains on B. and A. r. r. leave junction, going
west, at 81 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 40 r
NJ dailY except Sunday
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
IT. MARKS BRANCH.
CONNECTIONS.

At Live Oak daily with the Savannah Florida and
Western Railway to and from Savannah and - ~
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities ~-N AL
AT Lake City daily with the Florida Central Pan
road to and from Jacksonville, ST. Augusta, >.
latka, Enterprise and all Landings on the ST. John.
River ~AS
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic Gulf and W.,
India Transit Railway to and from FenanS,n.
Gainesville, Cedar Key, and With Steamers for Tan
pa, Key West and Havana
AT Cnattahoochee three times weekly with the
feopies' Line and Central Line Boats to aud from
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines, Apalacbjcola ana
other River Landings
t4T Elegant Sleeping and Paror Coaches, Wood
ruff & Lucas Patent, run daily between Taahasse.
and Jacksonville
e8 Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety
EDGAR VLIET,
Master of Transportation
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
East Florida Railway Company

ny AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIS-
ID lature of the State Of Florida, entitled IAN Act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals" and approved February 10,
1874 notice is hereby given required BY said act
that company has been formed under the name Of
1.-THE East Florida Railway Company, to be invest
ed with all the rights. powers privileges and fran,
act, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining
and operating a railroad for public in the con-
veyance of persons and property. The main line of
said railroad will be about thrtyye miles in length
will be constructed between point on the northern
or western banks Of the St. Johns river at or near
the city Of jacksonville and point at or near the
southern bank of the st. Marys river in the county
of Nassau. and pass through into the counties of
Nassau and Duval
II. g. HAINES,
GEO. r. FOSTER,
$. b. HI BEARD.
February 10, 18SO-Sm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
DAY PAssENGER-( Sundays ercepted. }

Through Tickets Sold and Sleeping-Car Berths Sc
cured at Brens Ticket Office, No. % Bull street, and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Passen-
ger Depot
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-EASTERN DIVI
QION-I S., 1,o,.s eTrs,,f.J
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
.nnaanAina anh lank nnMilla Railrnah Hnnan m

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LRGIS-
ID lature of the State of Florida, entitled Gan act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals :" and approved February 18TH
1874, notice is hereby given required by said act
that a company has been formed under the name of
the FERNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE RAILROAD Con-
PANY to be invested with all the rights, powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon companies
formed under said act for the purpose of construct
ing, maintaining and operationg railroad for pub
lie use in the conveyance of persons and property.
The main line of said railroad will be about
twenty-onc miles in length; will be constructed be-
tween point on the Atlantic, Gulf and West India
Transit Railroad, in Nassau county, and the st.
Johns river, at or about the city OF Jacksonville,
and will pass through parts of the counties of Mas
sau and Duval.
j. y. HARTMAN,
ID. f. MAXWELL,
&. WICKLIFrE YULEE.
March % lSS0-3m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED
ID out of the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial
Circuit of Florida, in and for Leon county, in
tain cause wherein Granville Sheppard is plaintiff
and Elizabeth o. Fits and Henry Hicks, have part
ners in trade, under the name, style and firm of f.
0. Fits Il Co., were defendants have levied upon,
and will sell at publioutcry before the house
door, in the city Tallahassee in said county, at
the usual hour of SALE the highest bidder for cash.
on the first Monday iu May next, being the third
day of said month the following described property,
to- wit: Lot number one hundred and eighteen (llS),
south half Of county quarter, city of Tallahassee
Levied on the property belonging to the estate of
Henry Hicks, deceased
A. MOSELEY, Sheriff
March so, 18SO-5w-39
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
TQrllpS! Rurlips! TurllDs!

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY
i Of Rutabaga, Flat Dutch and Red-top Seeds, to-
gether with other Garden Seed suitable for Fall
planting. No family should fail to supply them
selves with the indispensable Turnip crop for Fall
use. Call at the Drng Store of
July % 1879-tf NJ. LIVELY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
Savannah, Florida and western
RAILWAY.

eRRAM
GENERAL SURERISTENDEsr's OFFICE
SAVANNAH, March l3, 1880
NN and after SUNDAY, March IA, Passenger
" Trains on this road will run as follows:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-20
NOTICE.


MONDAY, dayof May n rontof
o hf e o
with ADVERTISING
, 1880-12-31

hEi.t1ES ri.AtH.
No. l5-Atrs. &. II. Albums. Mrs: 2. y. Tayt0r,
Mrs. .trnmie Iprktnglt'lI, Mrs. john U. Harltr,
uni Miss isIIa Albums. ..
NlfaElt kTllKHr.
M, :aa-Mrs. an,l slina ltlarkthsra.
ntIt1.IN0 srItkET,
No. ln4-The NIssra E,nsnA mud llolan Wcbor
nllG AtlEA n1,d EInrM ltut4tx1nnIt.
Nh, I.a-silss Elm l.. Edwards, insisted " hlss
CurrIu II. lryi,s. ur oyeaIorc, III.
EAA3 sTHsl:r. -..
No. 4.-sttss I.Ixxo Est.tnut.p Miss Lotta Fnl.
footiu, ul.I 3iIss Jclllte Porter.
CHESTNUT Srtl:ET.
No. lA}-Sliss !lolt:t sAMlsoIt, AssistW1 hy Miss
MI; NJ. sWms,rs tI j. r.. tiratton, Mlss Jonulu Ar-
M. aIs-Tho sl!ss..s simry unl Llxxlo Nlchol-
suli, asslstusl t,y sliss u. L. 'rhs,th.
CtuNGlI s17tEEr.
sister, Mrs. Jr,nio Miller. u milwaukee,.
CllIlAti,l AvESCE.
No. l"s-strs. aui| tho a}isaes /. 0assow.
ELtNk kTttEEr,
M. tsa-Frhe tut!iea III Pure F0Hllniit I.tMlgc,
{tlIetiHu!tt tlrttpr nf {isHM lVitplara. VIII ru-
ctiye nj tl!yiula IinI1 (rIln /. III. NAtil u. NJ.
All Inyitul. N,@ EnIlly !. Stu!lwood. Ut Austin.
VIII receive With lnsLi.
Nj. li:-Afrs. Louis lihhe+
Nj. it,--Mr>. i. .anG,nh.
Nh llt->lrH. nr. tlIxtla1A
No. AIa-.Aiss. NillH!m Xliteal. assisted l'y Mrs.
H.. i0'j-a1rs. {. u. I'routy: assisted by Mrs.
u. Z. lirIlsh ul.tl Mrs. ". L. ilfll.
t'I.yMAHS AVENUE.
No. EJ1-Nrs. i. W. kcycr.
, 1880-12-31

Nrr. 4Altr*tIIl anu Mny t}itnlns ... ...
t,t"ruj" err ~ WysE",r. = - ~'"s'' "'''''e' '' ''>'
M. +Et-Ails. Lou llcnm assisted br her sistc.,
mi n. S;G;.S si5uMs. n.,'ii e!tarn tppc1.
NJ. sSi-Sirt. {. II. Wc1ra. W
uf, "; ST.: it%'s .s Patterson ''s'te" "v Mrs H'o
.,rs. wiia;i l. Siin saT M',, Is ;t,.s % v sol. ' "
NJ G14.,Nrs, Il: l.nel,'w. Mss Nym liarInw.
u's w. I'll riW'st r' Mo'iia ,'Hs <truuc. aa.j.,c w
,1ci,iIIs Hwnr. ''e'' "'n8''' "''''@'' - '''"'
w. NU-Mrs. Il. Smith aud thu Misses Jcn,e
No :Ii-Mrs. j. phclp., us.i.tut by Mlssc.
sarAh W!!krr. Slnrv i!s'itye, Itooerto siinp.
NJ ors aH,.ssan t,4s,n1' .'' A'sSrH ~, ,a,.x, s,o
& no TMrs' 'rac S!'a,. Me' hnhnft Suite
,,.,1,, ~ -Al.; WI. |h"r'es = Thofhe 'aiu Mfs
ioFAcc ". hccH. . .
aAT.tEn srt.ef'r. 49,.
Na,. tl-Mlsi l.ltn I'aWnr nni MES a'Afy
'"s" W ~ ,it t,, ~ .M's if snA yf' %,,,
fty,,c. ''-'''' ''""'' '''''' ''''''o' - ''""''
u,xwr,,,, xrnrrr,
M, ,r,-,tr,. John M ,i,.rr,,, n.sI,tcd by Nr4,
f..'', 'x ura1'' @ W.s s ,nr,. f. f,yI ste'ie' p'se
No. l't-:iiIo Nss>rt l'r,oNs atd t'r'teukci.
ns4istml ny tho Mi>s,a An1iIe I'M, Kittio shut,.
MN an. M.,* Ml.,n.s. F's*arynli.
NJ $Ef-MIsa AIlelHt stsettl a!sd MISS bissla
S!n i;'-The Misses :,nra. md May Sullivan,
hsF's'ca ny ''ls+ !'fz*M -. earass:
No. l1-Mrs. DR.. i.in,ncr, ussl..ci ty ,frs. =. i,
1s,lsscIi mt! ,!ir+ i.Inrt ii. Evans
81. ls-jIu Misses .tntliu mil Tia Itfukrn.
berg.
No. 4f-Mrs. - ". E'I'!y n''a Mrs. sal'!c Eddy.
Mlt.WAtKEE, .tvESEE.
No. 1-s,1s. T. ilrul11nf1. assisted by Mrs. .Tols1
, 1880-12-31
rt!uHrr md strH. Il. j. Wntt. ltcc

siss :Hg9le I:rtuurr md MrH. t. j. Whit. scc
Terkfla.
wAsttlsH1nS aTttEiT.
Nos. iGs and tH.-tlratil Army fin1l-t3cor1e
IT, ttt.tuI1A I,st Nh. H. Il; \. Il. All nil 4vlt3srN
md tim friends Of tho t'0st Invited to call.
ND lMf-S1ta. i. 4. Htrniit
Woodland rAttK.
Eo l3-Mrs ". II. Lockwood. nssstc,l by Miss
Khtp +. Nuukwoup!.
, 1880-12-31

Eu Alltl THO 3iDt11 H3 WHO Will fccclft NeN-
Years cnlls:
SOUTH DIVISION.
AyrSu,: MISREPRESENTATION srnEEr.
Thu wmnnn's ChrstIau 1't.n,mlslnye ljnnn Of
Twenty. .srcnni street. sr4rt'lcr with tho other
Etl, Side tttMpnr4t,E" *,,c1"tirs. VIII hull! y r.,
y. H.. Ut. Avr.,r linil, Twenty ty-secoml strort,
nenr Wabash ntei,llt..
EuwxS AvESEE.
M. 1:s.-sIrs. Atullei Fierce aud Tho Muses.
n;s. III i|r va 3 \ Sv # E!'r ss; :s's| % y ysus fs
Pulsly nNd Miss titvc EMrhccs, nr lIoyt, k,ta.
in,yASr AvESuE.
Nh. 3l-srs. s. q. l!nir, ,s.ssIs.cd by Misses =.
X. s!'llcy, Miss s. =. khl''sr. and Minis a. ".
NJ. I''-Mrs. II. II. .Iscldtng, insisted By Nrs.
Nfnry l!ptlnr. tllo ituv. M,ti Alrs. i. D. Wilson.
Mrs: u. :. toas tho MItsfs snnlo jsclding. Atlcu
Luther. and Mamie Co,teh
nUr-rEltr1Ei.n srltEEr.
No. aS.i-Thn stl*scs A'in1a nnd Ameiin On,
,,ncrl!nrcr. ssssttd by Miss Ei'za colennn n1fd
NY. ~, ':i1Tse 3iiMsIrs S|1.acr: t. #, rcrvIcr,
n: n: 'l*-si's: Xiilae i' Eo.keit assisted by Miss
A,1a l..rkcr s,a m an NJ; Y Minnie lIa'i""l.
n" 'NFs s!Fs J; a% Tsss!ss; Msse*, assisted by
the Misses doyle.
CALUMET AvExuE.
Hrs 7n II L nrS cy 1,:t 'stsG;' ,; ly Mrs
"NS':H::. Na.9sHi:.-strs. q. ". raylor aud s14ss r.lc
~. si:;--Mrs Kcllorx mn. Miss ,!nry Kc!loss.
Nellie i1elm. ,J,!liu Hunt AMI Mary Mutt. with
NJ: :aU-Airs. i. D. Randall and Miss ncssio
1'9nde!1::u ,. =, ,,...,.,. ..,,.,.., ~. ,,,..
Ent1nf, MunlI nr,d Miss IfuttIr Sl,,ytt.tl.
s n. :oi@The lni I Mlssts 6. it Mi,1ic a je'io Hair.
C1ltItClt rl.AcE. ..
M. :.E:4-Mrs. 1t. Il. Coleman. nssstcd by Miss
M .-,,, r;,," Snass rrulanu, sp'xna; Miss Theresa
1''s''' ''''' a,s in'o ~. .""s ..,,,y. ,,..x,,r
~, ,rr- s,rs +, =, Itn,,a ",.s,.nI IL, ,tre .
n. 1mvs, Mis- NGt,fn i,ot1u, md Siiss Akhfa i)ex.
ter: .,a v.. ,.o.,.n,, u,.,.,a,, =. ,,,.
n,ld Sirs, Xctss,
,iGs:E 'ss sa sess J. yssss4 sss!stS ,sy Y yAs %fs
NS ;9d;IAtss; Frank 4: H!ne. El1a 7. IIIne,
i,cnedlct, Of Cic"oIa1,t., 8. 'N
nrAn,,t,t,y srnryr.
No. 'aE-Atisa stuEEl0 sc9lc!sl, assisted ly
Miss AEEiG rilsky, Miss atnttte Ward, uid Miss
Kttlo ,nt.I,s itish!; ,o,r rroy,, us.t.t.a v M,sa
i5f1s I[sss: i1ss Tso va Fa;p!s ns 9sy, M
nsk' S nfs MI ut'rh T. H. ai, aGi Ska ink., tS Misses
M :aEal-Hra. n. H. l!ut!spn: nHssieA by Mrs.
+. u. !!nlAGn ni'I Nils Abbte l.. !l3w1.
Nn :ii4t-lhc Misses snran alnn s!nFsln tans,n'
hsslstct1 ny tic a'tsscs JOG anti aA44!o Murphy
,:nOEnt4AA AyI:SuE.
M. 1o-stsa. ". W. t,cll. assisted by Mrs. ".
II. Potter. Mrs. II. W. WUtsclcy, and Miss Eeln
Williams.
n.A.>f" o"ous' @ 49,
u.,,, i ..i H. ,, rso 'EsGs y ss Gso' alts'
A"t''oci - e"hac' 't'4eA 44l" ~ - o'"o"'
EMERALD AvEAuI.
No. is,p-Slrs. Hiram Holmes, assisted by Mrs.
]. rcranil, Miss kAto Walters, Miss Nellie GhIt-
tick. nIld Mlss Ent1In nnGkwlth, If ElKln, Ill,
Nh. 4f+.-Mrs W. ~. Darlington. nssstesl by
hes sstcr Miss Garlic Sta.ltosl, mud MrJ. q. s.
Greci.
vou,:sr AyEsuE.
No, 3ia5-Nrs, l., Il, I}u,Hl. a{rs, Ell Smith, Mrs,
]. ". EtOIiuI.!.
Nj GtA-alfS. j. H. LultsEt NS96tGu BY Mrs.
, 1880-12-31
NEW-YEAR'S CALLS.
Ladies Who Open Their Hos
pitablc Doors To-
Morrow.
Whcru They Receive, and by Whom
They Arc Assisted.
An Invaluable Lexicon far lilo l3cncflt
;: Of Their t;olttensnn Friends
Who Reside in Chicago, or in the
Suburbs Thereof.

Following Is tlic lIs! of the ladtcs Of Chica-
gu a1u tho sAbl1 hs who will receive New
Years cn1lY;
, 1880-12-31
IIt)'I'lj14S.

1IOrELS.
Cl.IFrlS HOUSE.
hfrs. j. Il. rctrIte.
l.l:vEHE tnt?sE.
Mrs. II. II. .Iu,1s. NlsA 81. Wats1n, Miss Eellto
0.uu,Ie, uni Miss filnlrha Fintley
IitASn rACtfyC 1tGrEt-
Mrs. Churlrs Il. Miller anl Mrs. y. ". Miller,
1suut1l .iJ.
rAt.Ml:ft HOUSE,
Ntr. nr. Stevrnsofi, Msa kntc Frlshce. and
Miss Helen Gregory, ltplth III.
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aE!"h'".
Tho Misses kfttfe Nnlnnh uni Miss Minnie,
IJAu1Isll VIII EEEclff "l1H 'sIH0 AuItlu Ao3%
AEsTIS.
3rs:c, 4. ltttclcuck ,lssiytcd l}y her daughter.
Strt. H. l., lhlirt.
Tho Mittra Tinker, ltn1ors nt1l Juslyn Will ro-
celvu their 9eIlIclncn cclc.lls Ut tho restdunco
Ut tilu luttEt.
ESalt.EWN0p.
AIr4 f. p SILVA Will ruetIyo ut home. m uar~
MY strut. Until i u'uiouk p. III. !
Tr. II il ItmlNJs. nysisftYt hy Mrs H. n. Smith.
nil, lin Nit4,4 t'DrII md IjtaM f)n.kn Vain sfrnnt
Mr ",t !. ~. - si1ty,ijfti, @ ~~ '''''''e' "
Str! Il Hn,!th Nrs ,yuxstaf and tho Mtssea
ttr"w"t' u"it Fisher ami itetfat. nj Tho rnsi-
tt,. III Mrs u. N, Huki.. LII SAllp etreVt, llUrth
III Nlxty.;t,rt. -
Mr: L. l., tii.rlpr md tllug1tpr, ttJKa l.. II,
Itirtl u tut E0rNGf Gt ltusttu 4nu aI3lt+HtG0A0'
street. .... }
~' EVANSTON. ..
S1iHy Nrtlla Al1nx uxajhtl,l tty Miss Atnry Mui.
f,iri. nuvis \, reel brtwren blIIntp atd Uak uyu~
tita '
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Eu,illu Xcuk", Mis- An,llu Flint, Miss I.txxtO
Scnts. aHtl Miss H.! llelteilA. ..,
l:i camp '.,i; i.lss S"i!io Esa,,s '''
Na:h1-sliss !. knu1lt!t'rs Mr:: J. =. Taylor.
Aiss Nellie Itntthnrsl. ati,E Miss ktttto GildAy.
rEDItlA sTHE1:T--si,UTII.
No. 1GS-yIss Ariltu Wopa md Miss stAry mi.
M, iE!-Mrs. wltIiam stcslndc. ass!stcl Iy
.':s 'S:so !:i@Mrs. Y; =. curr,,, assIsto. by Mrs.
i, u, th,yton uni Miss Currull.
No lSs-slrs. IL. q. slurry, nssstrd ly Mra. C.
\. kslli, Mrs. G. d. cIrriIKtot'. and Miss JeI,'
No. $n-sIiss t.orcy Hickman ul,a her sister,
Eva.
No. 4.-Tho Misses ki.t!v aIstl Annfe ilyan
assIstc'I by allsa Nannlo l'>nn an4 Miss l'ora
licrcn. -
M. :}'.--SlIss MuGge uuInn and Miss ncrtlu
~, ,:'l'.-Tho s1lsscs q. aud ~. nussbo, usslsted
Nj tii-rhe Nissrs tia a,,d .les,nIp Smith.
NJ !s!;-slrs. J. a. Montgomery, ussis'ed by
MASln,s.rEl sr,sEEr,
Eo.:&l--Alrs. ltAtt!e u. lllyrs.
No.AH-Ml.s .tniln i.nutso Ollln. s[amio Od'
TN, at,l M!s$ 1.c,sa l!n,nan,'. ,,,
Nh. iMl--sIrs. \. W. Albums, Miss AtlA llAWsotl.
md Miss FNnnle u. Aaa.ns.
tu,tli:y FrItEkT-snCTIl.
aati Amlc it,'n,ieil; an, sirs. ". il. slu'nfor'i.
,lrs. Gssris % Etsei! %s! Mfs. FsSi ). Whea.
nj .: i1srs. a"s nr'.ce, .Issc by her
daughters. Mra. l:n..,nll llalluy, Mr.. E.lwur'll
Eaton. aud tho Misses JulIo nEtl lioIelt t'st'as.
Nj. ala-sirs, y. T. I'arkcr, Miss Clllsa larAoE.
ari Miss Ellen II. Ftavin.
MuuEY srltEEt-NOnrll.
:s M" IMss u. s Il Sxs ss'tsrl %sS as. u 'Fs "a'"
M. NIi-NES. ~. d, Elcehrr, Assistpt1 ly Miss