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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
STEAM ENGINES
'i'HE undeTsign ned arc Aeents Tor tki, and a..
. nrlgh"o'iGg countres lor IN" sale Of Wv
WM. e TANNER 4 CO.S ~
SIA IIONAkY SJE4 ~

7N. TANNER 4 CO'S PORTIBLEl Na
STA SJE4
ManutHcIUrtd at Rich nULd.y
These EngiUes arc superior 20 arr bcYe,o.,.
iotroauceG 1" 'he public. ha'i"E tsItrsI y. " s,J
important InpTOrEmeIfS ", Ist
ron L" IN. engagement Ui the BpiieL "a "a So.
heating I"me. by which a large amour, OF sIfTa
neH'ing fntiHcs is acquired witch Il. not ut,i,z.a
largely In FUEL and in TINE ~ Tcn.T,t;rS
steam. We have a ~ hOEss-poweT pSrIable EIs
gine oil :his make fuTnIShiDg poNr a. ouT- rI..,..
MN snd as ''ActiuGs sFeAk I"u0e Ibnn Sords'T
VIII be happy TO show lie Artiob and min, an, &.
superior parts, Qualify n Material and Yo,E1ss.
shP. PARTIES "e"diDg poweffoT wheat 4 kT.SbsI,
ehouId eau ana gctour descriptive csta Toe ne ana
prIce iist Of Portable EBgiDes We csp Ell o.
better Engises. and upon more favorable ,s,rn.
country PpI,.T I, ntbs
June II, 1879. W.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
Chest Reffigerators,
GEo. g. lIGRT g. CO.,
DEALERS ~
NEo3@' az SG1C4ncn,
4 TIL syp

bbtIEHE ~
8@' nGeG1c1ncn.
"a L ~ ~ ~
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, TO Act.os
CIGARS, &e,
JANE this opportunity Of Ihaukip1 ,L.Hr
patrons or their most IiIerSI siTuInn,$Y
Ioftne last yeNr' ana hope 10y turtsttsntsp ~
" 'Si' HrRIing 1" iusrItn CUnIlEuEnur q! the -
came We 'eil Eyst TGts guo6s siwG -; do NOT So
'o'"teyctE or c"'GP goods Tor tEr GTSt. Warrant
HNetything cold to lie returned il not "a ouRr,n
teed. 1t Is "u' desire, ana alec pleasure. .o.GIi o.,
THE BEST QUALITY OF caars
G'trayS' nut "IlI' II c"I"pu'Icd. Srn 10, an La uds mum
IoT b ets.' Syrup tor ) 10. aud CoIoR ne Tor "a cTs.
per pint but al the sam time. let us IN form vuu
that according to the United SIste, PhEI n,sr,rcs
you can make L.sudanum for less than 10 cts. hy
toe wholesale. a much ct'Rper Plan i. 10 buy
wv goods s''.'''"s' add "dd he ret.r yourself.
we want III "u' old Accounts SEEN, d up hy nav.
ing the CAsh Immediately, nLa new on.s - -
hediNteIy il not sOoncr. IS i'll uutn AK Tor NOR,
on M new ores until alter HArvrsI.
C~IHARS-hest in tow u.
March ,. IsSO GEO =
CIRCULATING Library,
~ Jan. i6. Ie77 IF P
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
DR., BUTTS D!sPENsARY

Ea.siisssa! 1877 AL y. sh Street, 81. 1eu1s. 10.
i'hs FnyiisiaHs n ehArrs Of tsia Oh sn4 wall kus-s i.rE-
tutI9n 2e regular EraaEatESia mG2isine asI turre- 49,
g EHPrr1rnee IN TIE noatnasht Of ChrOaIs b..
tAen SAW AL A-t4ity % us5SA superior To that 81 N sTL..r.
kE&hIShs. tai tEty lave acquired : EztisraI rezrI.fIo,
threEIa tker Lrainsst Of complicated eaEes-
IECiSSRETIOE Or EXPOSURE Prasue-
T44hS..' =, S3Etilb, SSsUTLhsa, CL.t, slT!Eiare, orrESn.. "A
SahaI! irsnhIs1 aEd SyPAiitie or NereHF4sl a,etIs.- m A.
laToaL IN y boaeS, treated with S0sCsEs, on seSSsEss 80
sEiS " stLsE Mercury or other PsiSonoS, .Eir;.I
YOUNG n aBd those CT EfSdIe = ~ -
fsTlnS H7n tks eHSetS eT $780,.
Fnee O hsHtAai hs2AarSSl the Tcs1lI OF Esf.ka15 /. T,-tI
fsArs, ~ PeTusnentIT cS-sG- ThS -
GEP11GCos9me q the following Ghect.-fnstio1. ELSsLo.
- hefroasaesN dIHBe.s q E-hf. e9aEh, iEIIEssiSs.,
II GesFoaIeEcT, coafaEls1 Of Heaa, 80 !. -
sjs.s, nS,ssnse Rs9ery, t'xa1I sIh'..tipa, fhPassncJ 81 -
20: Eheh 9EhfE the victim r. EEIines r \.
RA1lEAIS TREATED b Mai Si EIPTt,..
IT ~ eoIsufa;lonE n preferred, WhiEh Is FREE, - -.
h-IIea IT, u aHy address ca appIieafIsa.
ffersSns snEeriEE fr6a RuptzTs sE61II sIi,Lh
Me- = sanstEiHE to their Adglataer- n
Hs ~ sIssIJ soah4sHt5l, aE4 GhouH e s4Sr.-..I
HortA 9th St, s. LoEi.. NE.
iN Is, lss0-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
MASON & NiWLIN 0RG!SS.

HAPPY HOME COOK |
A PERFE CT Baker, very n,oa a..
~ matte Shelf. Extension Top. Raid Ash P.n
sii1ihg front Doors and tin lined Oven Door
MsSiIg TIA motel tor convenience snd utiIi,y
Nickel Panels Kaobs. Mica Doors. and b.na.oSS..
oesign. siIing 1t an unsurpassed appearance ~
les, fuel than any stove of equal ,ize ma e ef !.
~, Excellent draft Fully guaranteed Anv dis
ea.s"e" purchaser. s''sr 3 fair trial. can retur,
s'o'e aho receive their Cssh For ,atc by
JOSEF II. yesterday.
sthi. Tia. Stove aud Grocery store.
-oR.lt. I9e"- Main street. Cherles.own.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
DlTCHiNG. EICAVATING. &C.

TEE uHds'sieoed stif efer. bic service.
nitehfng md Fze.vstiuq o. III
CisieTns P"pds. rei!s,s &c pnderfskep AZ mo1-
- rsfes. and isi'h'nHv szeonfed Orders Jeff
Al Te'idenre m West Corersss Pt viii rer,iIs
pTompt attention PIss''rp ,Isc done In a ssef,
fsctorv m"nrsr Hn6 at iowes' -s,cs
Makch 9. IssO. WISELY InMRH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
House Building & Carpentering.

THE undersigned will execute work in HOUSE
Il M CARFkNTERlNG 10 all
lts branches in the beat msnn"r and MT reduced
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19
THE WEST END
SUGARS, CGFFEEs AND TEAS.

syrups of all grades, Spicss. Canned Fruits, Jel.
lies, Apple and Peach Butters, Dried AppIes.
Peaches and Corn, Prunes, Rice, Pickles, Mseoa,
ronl, ConisetloEs. Craekersand Chee.t. al grader
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19

opium Caters Easily Cured. By one th.t u,.d
" it for 10 years. Addros.
octl2-iw. Jos a. Dunn. Elizabeth. NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19

A NEW CHAR on entirely new plan. xiv.
- Ing History and Progress of the Unf,.d
nsa.es al a giance!" Atlas form and on Rollers.
Octl2 4w. 96 Fulto, g,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19

HAVE som- be.u.ruI Chsmber sets. cb.,n-
i Call and see them tP"-
JOSEPH H EAsTERDAy.
CLoSISG out all Sumner GoaSs al Coat /. -
~ A"s-Si- TRpssELL & LONGS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-19

w TOP snd RoSESDALE yht.s
We m Hiisl. !. $50 so Cash LIPPITr q co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23

ayn 1axy AGENTs
HIV INV uaNEEn.
Rltr fSV VIZ vANT LIMITED
Ulu IL J.. uunher az ,cfiF- t<rrriic
esnvss--r - snssssin riesnf sud prsnishe
basipes.- GoSd men Ill tnd this . rare e1Aho'
TO MAKE MONEY!
sseh III El..,- sns-er this acverti-smsni =
ietfs- eucla..n. aaup Tor reply. sfsfirg rhsi
busintss tk-y hsge t-.n eurnEe1 H. sste -
fho.s sfs Bssp businf-s ne-e srriB-
G6sress FisLET. HAkyET CO.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF, TO AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
Nails from Austin arrive at BIAS A. NJ; close ats
Pm
20" San Antonio arrive at 2'55 P. NJ. close
ate A. N.
Above mails arrive and depart daily.
IuIing"srriyes Monday, Wedne.dsy and Friday at I
p. n. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and saturds,
att An
seeuip-arrives Monday at P. n. Departs Tues
day at IA. n. =,
Arrives Tuesday at 8 p. u.
Register and Money Order dep't from A. NJ 10
az. M. .
General Delivery from A. u, to P. N.
Postoiice open on sundays one hour after d'triou'
tion Of mails.
A. VoM STEIN, P. NJ.
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MARCOS pEcENBER M

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RATES OF suBsoRIPTIoE:,

Business Cards, one iuOh o. less, one year, g 70 70
Csrds In Business Directory. one year. ~ %
Lerai and transient Advertisements will be
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s,r,ien AID Fifty Cents per square for each addi'
tional insertion. A square 70 the sp.cs OF enc ,,
inch. Fractional squares will be counted ss iu''
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Announcing candidates for ohise, county, o'os
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23
CHURCH ES.

notwithstanding st the Methods
Church every sabbath. Rev. Il. 3. Thrall. Pastor.
notwithstanding at the Christisi
Church on the second anu fourth SabSaths In eacl
month. .
Observation-Disclosures at the Presbyte
rian Church on the second and fourth sav
bath in each month oy the Rev. W. l.. Kennedy.
PROTESTANT EPlsCOPAL.--Services ever!
fourth Sunday In each month at 10Y O'Clock,
H., and 7 ., n, at st. Marks Church.)
BA APTlsT.-Preaching at the Christian Churcl
on the third sunday In each month, by Elder
n. BurrouXhs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23

Stephen s. Fooss. :. .Briety Ponerey's
old partner 10 The ssvsrsper bssisess.
has bees sessseed @ tAs wi-sossin
'pssi'eutisr5 for stqs sf eve yesn f'r
Iforreu- /. ~lar .r... r-
sys. 49, f--<km-~rs - 49, sursss $500
s- n.-s s--~is f->-,>< 81 s>S' s>r>.- ~
srs sr.--i-x 80 - p-r--4r. r-s~<s s.>s
s-rpa.lrl- A s--~. ssk ~ se~s<E 49,.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23
Monkey Tricks,

his name lS tideOn, rreungAuy'
sen Shalienberger hut as time il
money in Galveston, his friends !s4.l call
him "Giddy" for short, and tell l,d4 him
to charge the rest Of his name gtq
their accounts. Heis a society young
man. He parts his hair in the middle
wears fine clothes, and is very digni
fed; never gets drunk Or misbehaves
himself IN the least. Heisaccused Of
wearing corsets, but he admits that il
is only q campaign lie. He is very
much in love with himself, but there
is one object that is quite as popullal
with him, and that is his silk hat. i
. a tall stove-pipe hat. He goes te
church for no other purpose than te
give the congregation and the powers
above chance to admire that hat
He has q kind good heart, Giddy has
and as the gentlemen keep there hat' b
on in the synagogue he, prefers .tt
attend that place Of worship. Well
Giddy has . room on Galveston aven
ae winch he pays old Uncle Nose te
keep clean. A few days ago, Giddy
went to his room after dinner, and
was very much surprised to find every
thing topsy turvy. He fshed hii
nair brush but Of the slop-bucket
ind picked up the cologne bottle, or
the floor. He was very mad at first
but all at once happy thought
struck him, and he smiled like an ali
gator. Said he to himself I'll docl
5ld Noses salary for this, and make
Is per cent. on the investment" and
once more he smiled q beautiful smile
1t himself in the looking-glass. That
was the last time he smiled q healthy
smile up to the time of our going tt
press. A cold chill galloped up hi
spine, and froze thegrin into q horri
fed stare that was absolutely ghast
ly. His knees shook, the perspirs
ton stood ON his brow likes row ol
young walnuts and he gazed ovei
nis shoulder into corner OF thu
room as, if he were going to say
something to q ghost bat wanted tffe
ghost TO speak first. .sauoz on 70 aRo'
q In a corner Of the room, ; ON d ths
floor, was thnt hat, the pride aof his
.lfe, and in that hat was monkey.
Il seems that pet monkey had be
some dissatisfied with its owner. rup
ID, got into Giddy's room. and ere
tied all the confusion Gidiy had prom
.sed to extract from old Mosess sal
Sry. The monkey had evidently. hse
no experience in wearing silk hats
ior instead Of going into to it head
first and sticking his hind legs ont o.
It, after the manner Of men, the mon
xey had gone in first with his hind
eggs, and was sitting down in Il
~inking at Giddy. The monkey wa
several times too small for the hat, bu'
iidn't complain bit--seemed per
fectly hsppy. Giddy was in a rsge
he made up his mind to catch tha'
monkey and chastise him Dearread
er. did you ever try TO catch q hv'
monkey without first consulting tn
monkey II you have. then there y
no occasion 10 tel you that You hsc
better fan down stairs bsckwars
with a cooking stove in your arms
or even ts1rt a bag daily paper m
small town. II you Try to catch
monkey thst n not o candidase 10
the position, yOn VIII be IN big lncl
il yOudo not suocssd. % il isaln1s
mpaei5,e to make your ess4ps fro1
L. .a.akey af.1rwzrd The bez
way . u rsqzes; <eA-tAy trlead !
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23

ne ni1sisht plunss. ths isvss's 1ssps ne blss
DAGGER. ne peissn's vsssu. are all brossktisss
ass. 70 sherssa nfsi Ard yst Thousands Of isuslss
ere hsrryiss sAsnsslsss 10 sntinsly srsvss by re-
fusns 70 esss ihsnsslvss Of tAsss terrible ssssss.
zone female conpisipss that seies - many. Al
ssssras females. old o. ysuns, ear bs srrst b. ~
uss Of Df. prongools's Kpaasss FssAss Dussn.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23
kOClE slES.

San Marcos Lodge No. 342 meets Saturday on or
before full moon. Ed J. L. Green, w.A. Albert
Heaton Secretary.
Ban Marcos Cbspter No. 12s, meets Tuesday IN or
before full moon. D. r. Hopkins u. X. Ii. T.
Albert Heaton. Secretary. ...
Rays Lodge X. OF II. No. 1908, meets and and 4ih
Fridays Of each month. J. v. Hutchins. Dictator,
W. L. Kennedy, Reporter.
Star Of Hope Council No. ~. U. F. T. J.
Combs, Pres. Frank Gellett, Secretary.
aLO. OF. Mountaion Lodge No. l64 meets every
Monday night. Jno. T. Holland. N. q. Albert
Heaton, Secretary.
Perkins Encampment No. 80 meets LIST 3rd and 9Th
Friday Of each mouth. H.0. Jsme.,C g. +. Albert
Hsaton Secretary.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-23

A young lady in North Carolisa re-
Gently hanged hsrself. iron norti6cation
at her tsthsr . defeat Tor he lesislsturs.
The Detroit Frse Preu ssys that its
sitter thar fsthefs have been elected aud
eone through . session that Michigan
girls feel like that 49,.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-04-08

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS The Cities of the Third
Class in Doniphan County. are Troy, White Cloud,
Highland, Severance, DOniphan, Wathena, ElwoOd,
and We believe, Iowa Point. From Elwood and Iowa
Point We have news.
Troy had but regular ticket, and the license
question not at issue. The officers chosen in
favor of license.
In White Cloud, there were two tickets, and the
issue was temperance. The anti-license ticket was
elected by nearly so majority.
We understand that the election at Highland las
hoty contested, but what the issue was, we are not
issue in Highland. A correspondent gives the names
of the officers elected.
In Doniphan the issue personal. The Council
elected is in favor of license.
In WatheDa there a spirited contest, the issue
being purely personal. Both tickets favorable
to license However, the tickets were partly the
same. The successful ticket had the leading saloon
keeper in town for a Councilman. The following are
the officers elected Mayor, A. E. Campbell; Police
Judge, j. C. Gordon; Councilmen Z. V. Snively, FL
del Gramer, j. A. Stewart, Robert Perigo, Aug Nor
CUES, Jr.
In Severance, the issue was hot on the temperance
question, and the temperance ticket carried by about
Is majority. number of persons who regard
ed strongly for license voted the Temperance
ticket. 1t is not matter of surprise. Our article
the sequttal of Mcintyre will give an idea of
great influence the result. The carvings that
have been common about the Severance saloons,
the outrages and murders that have been committed
and the crowds that from their shadows to de-
feat the ends of law and justice, have been enough
to carry a still-house for the temperance ticket.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-04-08
The COMMITTEE.
Highland Items.


Green things growing"
Farmers jubllant over the prospects Of another
winter wheat crop.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson delivered a temperance lecture to
the Temperance Association, last Thursday even
ing, at the Congregational church. He had quite q
good house, and, judging from the applause he
cclved, his noble effort was appreciated by all.
Nan. Bayless is expected home soon, from Tucson,
Arizona.
The Leadville fever runs its course in most every
town, but here the matrimonial fever is prevailing
at present, and with telling effect
Married-By Rev. WOOdend, Thursday, March 25th
ut the residence of the bride, Mr.. Jordan of Iowa.
and Mrs. Brady, of this place. The newly married
fore long. to his home in Iowa. Old and young sue
eumb to this terrible disease which is prevalent.
Tom Cloud, after spending n few days in town, be-
took himself and bride to rural quarters south of
town but the boys went down. the first night after
he had been there, and "belled" him until he up
a keg of beer
Mrs. Eaton and her daughter, Rose. have returned
from Iowa, where they have been visiting for the
past eight months.
Mr.. Gates, our patent bed spring man, has moved
here, and intends to stay.
On Friday night, the Bcll-Tingers' Entertainment
was not very well attended, account of the in
element weather, and their city price Of admission.
The spring term of our large district school will
be taught by Miss Jennie Robinson-the smaller, by
Miss Laura Dillon.
to Scandia, Kansas, where he will build house on
his farm, and he will take his family out there this
summer to make that his future home.
We had a spler'lid rain, on Thursday night and
Friday morning.
If nothing further Injuries the fruit buds, we will
apples, in this section of the country.
John Seares will start west, in few days. to look
at the country, and buy n farm.
Our merchants report business pretty lively.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-04-08

The many friends of Small will be glad to read
the following which clip from The College Rambler,
the students paper of Illinois College jacksonville,
ILL.,. where he has been attending for two years -
"llinois College has always had her orators, but
never, to any ones memory, has there been such
rapid development in this excellence IN the case
of Small, of the class of 1882. The young man has
lately been orator at the open meeting of the Alpha
Omega Society. He has surprised his many friends
speech he completely charmed his listeners, and at
the close. took his seat amid great applause"
The city election resulted in choosing Charles Mil
Ter, Mayor; A. &. Msnwaring, Police Judge; b. F..
Harpster ID. b. Tuttle ). ii. Blakely Frank Case,
and ii. +. Penny, Councilmen. This is the "no Ii
cense ticket, and elected license" ticket
Will Foster sometimes takes little time to come
and his family and friends, and then the
long suffering farmers, from st. Joe to Marysvi!le,
unite in grand jubilee that another reaper and
mower man has disappeared from the face of the
earth. But their joy is shOrt-lived, for Will. is
lively one, and sells more machines than any agent
around.
Kopietz & Marak received an enormous refrigera-
tor for their market, last week. 1t weighs
ly 1000 pounds, and will insure US nicely kept meat
all summer
Our public schools began Monday with Misses Lou
Clonch and Georgia Scott as teachers. We under
stand the next Teachers Association meets at LeOna
Can't teachers prevail it to come to Severance
nexti
Mr.. E. n. Pugh delivered an able temperance lee
ture, last Thursday evening, at the NJ. L. church:
Special from Ryan's Station Ryans Station rs,
April q, a. m.-lntense excitement prevailed yester
day, during the election. IL was feared that the
whole police force and some of the infantry would
have to be called ont, but it proved grOundless The
whole vote has not yet been counted, but there is
enough in TO show Mayor SINNERS reelection by be-
tween two and three thousand majority. An immense
mass meeting is now being held in the new opera
house, and speeches made by the Mayor elect, j. j.
Cronin. Graham Marlett, Jack Andrews DOde Clark,
and other eloquent speakers
We have never sent YOU item which wrote
with more sorrow than we now feel in announcing
the death of Miss Addie Sanford, which took place
last Saturday morning. A feeling of sadness tlled
without number. Her funeral took place Sunday
afternoon, and although the time short.
noticed persons from Leona, Highland Doniphan,
Troy, IIiawatha, and the whole country around The
church would not hold all who came to it, and the
procession which followed her to Prairie Ridge Gem
etery very large. We wish could command
words to express to her griefstricken parents the
sympa thy and SORROW of their friends.
GENTLE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-04-08
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides parents. on Thurs
day afternoon, April !, 1880, Mr. K A. Hrckox, of
Hiawatha, and Miss EMMA CARPENTER, Of Troy.
The guests present on the occasion were, Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Noyes Mr. and
Mrs. Chas- Highly, Nr. and Mrs. Rappelye, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Moore, Daniel Bursk and Mrs. Hastings,
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs DIR. Cash Mrs
Kotsch Mrs. Locke and Mrs. Bunnell. The bride re-
eeived several nice presents, and al enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent
Another Of Troy's handsome ladies gobbled by
foreigner, and carried away. But the good wishes
of many friends follow them, and the Chief returns
thanks for liberal allowance of the wedding cake
At the residence of the brides parents, near High
land Station, Monday, April 5th $780, by Rev Father
Schreiner, Mr.. NJ e. SPEAK and Miss ELLA McIsrraE,
both Of that vicinity.
Big cake received. Cal. wandered long among tho
beggariy elements, in search Of the unseen, but he
can say Eureka - While he is saying il, let Us
wish him long life and happiness.