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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22

The New Orleans City Council
propose to appoint committee to
investigate the character of the
water of the Bogae Falia. We hope
the committee will be composed OF
men who know a glass of water
when they see it and taste it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22
A VIGOROUS Growth

Of the hair is often promoted by
n,lns Parkers Hair Balsam. It'al-
ways restores the youthful color
and lcstre to gray hair, gives it new
life, and removes all irritation and
isndruff.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22
IS ROGUE TALIA WATER
HEALTHY?

As come 81 the members OF tAo
New Orleans City Council appear
to think that the water of the Bogue
Fal;a IS unhealthY, and should not
be introduced into the city, We took
the trouble to interview some of
our leading citizens upon the sub
iect this week, and we give their
experience as follows:
For number OF years L have
drank nothing but Bogue Falia
water, and my health was never
better than at present. ~. b.
Cook, .Sher!B'.
81 am 125 years old. and have
been drinking Bcgue Falia water
all my life. There is no purer or
healthier water in the world. -Dr.
E. Il. Randolph, Mayor of Cocington.
ga short time ago l was feeling
badly, and soon had a severe hem
orrhage. BoGue Falia water cured
me-. DR.. j. =. Chambers.
"I have fished in it, bathed in it,
and drank it, ever since l was -
child, and never found anything
unhealthy about it. In fact. l have
been greatly benefited by its use"
j Il. Uosner.
sit is an excellent antidote for
rheumatism. Chas. Heintz.
Il always look forward with
pleasure to the Coyington terms of
the District Court, so that [ can re-
gale myself with the refreshing
water of the beautiful Bogue Falia.
There is nothing like it's. d.
Els. District 4tlorney
Col. JAS. Lingan, OF New Orleans,
fully concurs IL the above opinion.
after the arducus labors of the
day, there is nothing SO refreshing
and inspiring as a cool glass of
Bogue Falia water. Ed. FARMER.
$50 far as its purity and health
fllness is concerned, I never saw
anything equal to Bosue Falia
water, except, perhaps, the water
of Bosue Chitto. Col. Stere HEEL.
Zone day last week l was thrown
from my horse, and had my ankle
badly sprained. Since then I have
been drinking Bogue Falia water,
and expect to be able to walk with
out using crutehes as soon as my
foot gets well. III. II. Smith.
I'm my official capacity, as Depu-
ty Sheriff, 1 am frequently COM
PEELED to make long journeys over
the parish. and | find that I stand
the fatigue of these trips much bet
ter when ! have I bottle of Boeue
Falia water with me. s.. B. Sta
pies.
There is nothing like Bogue
Falia water to restore the appetite
and Quiet the nerves, after stormy
trip across the Lake" Capt. r. u.
Plppo, Of schooner Pipe.
The character and standing of
the gentlemen who certify to tho
above facts ought to be sufficient
to satisfy the people of New Or
leans that the water of the Bo.ue
Falia is perfectly pure and healthy
in every respect and at all seasons
of the year. If we had the time
ard space we could get a great
many more certificates If a similar
nature from equally responsible par
ties. We hope, therefore, that they
will insist upon securing this yalu-
able water for their use, at the
earliest possible moment. The
sooner the better for the health of
the city.
1t IS generally believed that if
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22

Mr.. Frank Works team, "Dlck
Swiveller and Edward" trotted a
mile in 2:1G4. hitched to road
wagon, in New York park. one
gay last week. This is pronounced
the fastest time on record in the
world for trotting team.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22

Searches for arms in Ireland are
generally f-uitless. The weapons,
we'll creased, are wrapped in water
proof paper and buried IL a titled
field, the owner alone knowing the
precise spot, as crop is grown upon
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22

THE YOUNGEST BRIDE ON RECORD.
The youngest bride that we have
heard of is bliss Ca.oe, who was
married just across the South Caro-
lima line, the, other day, to Mr..
Thomas Payne. Miss Catoe's age
is IL years and Z months, and her
husband is bowed under the weight
of only 20 years. 1t was a "sure
enough" marriage, regularly or
dained minister of the gospel per-
forming the ceremony.-G Charlotte
Observer.
BY an act of the recent session
of the Legislature, dogs are de-
clared to be personal property, as
much so as horses, cattle, etc; pro-
vided they are assessed. Unless
they are placed on the assessment
rolls they are entitled to no legal
protection; and when assessed,
should dog be killed CT injured,
the owner can recover an amonnt
not exceeding the dogs assessed
Values. Landry Democat.
'---
The Republicans in Congress
who voted for the Mississippi River
appropriation propose now to get
even with the section of country
that IS to be benefited by it by in
creasing the tax on cotton ties and
reducing The tariff or sugar. The
amount of the appropriation for
the river is less than $1,000, 900,
while the lax, which will fall upon
the cotton planters and other labor
ers OF the South by the proposed
new tariff on cotton ties, will reach
the sum of nearly S1,000,000, and
the loss to the sugar planters by
the reduction of the tariff twenty
five pei ceut. will be about S10,-
100000. At this rate the Repub-
lican party can well atford to be
liberal to the Mississippi river. and
then boast of its magnanimlty and
generosity towards the Southern
people. Daily States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-22

1t is generally believed that if
Mr.. Dingley's bill passes, as it was
brought mp in Congress last week
providing fer a commission to in,
qulre into the sEip-building facili-
ties of the United States, that at
tentlon may be drawn to New Or
leans as slip building Point.
The New Orleans DAILY States
don't seem to catch on to the mails
as quickly rs it should. Monday
evenings paper reaches here We'd
hesday noon, and Tuesday even
ing paper comes Thursday night.
Considering that we have q daily
MAIL It appears that they miss the
connection somewhere. This shoulJ
be attended to.
An cyclists story extends as far
as the l ctn reach.-Bvston T,or.
script.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
v. !. Q. 4. entertainment.


On account OF the bad coalition oI
ths weather Tuesday evening the en-
tsFta inmenI given under the auspices
Of the Y. r. Q. A. was poorly attended
bat those who did 60 were well repaid
Willis II was AoI = brilliant affair,
there were parts TO 10 of genuino inter
est, and 1t certainly did not lack In
quantity, IL would have taken even
better than II did 10 10 had gone of
more smso,hly and thsrs had been
ess osnfusisn.
The playing by the Ladies' Cornet
Band IL to be com msndsd. They are
improving fast. The music generally
was, II anything, extra The Magic
Spell Orchestra isa worthy Institution
aud made geod many friends Tues
day nlght. SO also tho regsiar orches.
ira did good playing and received
hearty oncorss "Tho Three Frogs"
by Messrs. Clemsnt, Porter and DuEgsr
was received with great deal OF en-.
thasiasm. They quacksd well. Tho
medley song, By the u. L. Society was
we'll rendered and deserved the ap.
plauss ID received. The debate between
w. X. Bilysu and Il. II. SkIpworth Was
an Interesting affair. and ono that was
thoroughly appreciated. 1t would no
doubt have been enosrsd by Socrates
and NApoleoR had they been living
and present The readings by Mrs.
Wolvertsn and ProE Condlt were well
resolved. ProG MAttoon's rsnsiGlon Of
"Ths gladiator" would have been cK-
ira ifho had only had IL better com
mitted.
Arrangements have been made for
repeating the entsrtalnmSnt on Friday
evening OF this week. The program
will be changed somewhat and an extra
effort made 20 make II mora than or.
dlnarlly Interesting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
walNKLED FACES.

IL II a painful sight TO 500 young ladies'
In their teens with wrinkled and prema-
turciy old faces; nevertheless it Is quite
common, and 10 any one who observes tho
signs OF the times the reason is very appa-
rent. Owing TO the flaming advertisements
and bogus certificates, in which are used
the names OF eminent physicians and
chemists, the unsuspocting and creduloas
have been induced TO uso some of tho so
called liquid beauiihers, all OF which arc
known 20 be positively injurious, and II
used for any length OF time will destroy
the complexion. 40 that II will be next td
impossible TO restoTe B. Mothers should
be very careful TO se1 that their daughters
do not use these preparations, but AK for
and obtain Slaven's Harmless Yosemite
Face Powder, the snly harmless beautIfior.
For sale by foshay & Mason, Posters
Brick, Main ST., Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10

II will be apparent TO aRy oss who
will examine solid gold watch, that
aside from the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, large pre-
portiOh OF the precious metal used In
seeded oHly 10 stiffen and held the an
graved portions In place, and supply
the necessary sslidity and strength
The sErplus gold IL Lctually needless
so far as utility and beauty are cen
cerned. In James Boss PAtent Geld
Watch Cases, this waste OF precious
metal is overcome, and the saEs solid
Ity aud streBgth produced At frem enc
third 10 one-hAlf Of the usual cost Of
solid cases. This pIecess is Of the NEST
simple pature, as follows Q plate or
nickle composition metal especially
adapted 10 the purpose, las two plates
Of solid gold soIdered one on each side,
The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers. and the resMIt Il
strip OF heavy plated competition,
from which the cases, backs, eeatres,
bezels. etc, are cut and shaped by sui
tahle dies and formers The gold In
these eases is sufficiently thick to al
NIT OF all kinds Of chasi,g, engraving
and euamelling the engraSed eases
have been carried until worn perfectly
smooth by time and use without re-
moving the gold. This is the enly case
made with TIVE plates OF solid gold and
warranted by special certificate.
For sale by all Jewellers. AK for
illustrated Catalogue, and 70 ses war
tauf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
Ane.hss ehlns.s Tlrr.


About o'clock last Sabbath morn.
Ing our fire department was brought
out In hurry By the changing Of the
BELLS, and Tie hrs was sooa feund to
be Ia the two.story frame building en-
Ferry street, owned by Peter schlosssr
and oecupls by the Chinese firm Of
Kwong Now Cs. No. Ones were on
hand frst, but the honor of puttinE
out tho fire this time belongs to ths
"Hooks.p No Two's wero also thsre
on time, but rs the firs did not amount
to much, as Artemas Ward says, they
"kindly refralned from squIrtln." The
fire was the work Of an incendlary. II
had beou started at the northeast
corner Of Che building, but as to
whether on tho inside Of tho rsom sr
under the floor there was some differ.
enoo of opinlons. It tlooked worry much
to us as if . small board had been
taken or inside tho building, . lob Of
well.eIled rags ignIted and then drop.
ped In, aud the board replaced. II
was discovered before the rags were
entirely consumed, and when the
boards were forced of from the out.
side. considerable kerosene ran out
and stood on the surface OF the water
noar tho building. The Chinese have
told several Of our citizens that their
stock sf merchandise was Insured for
$1,000. but In conversation with US
they aenled that they had any at all,
Mr. schlGsser has the bulldluE Insured
Ia the Flrsman's Fund, and has been
awarded Sl5. 90 damages. It looks to
us very much as II some OF those
Chinese are gullty of arson. and II any
one will ferret out the guilty party and
cause his convlctlon, he can get $500
from the Board OF Underwriters OF this
CaaAt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
PROGRAM :
REscrED IRON DEiTM.

The following slaismcnt OF VIM. J:
CoughiIn, Of Somerville, Mass. IL NO re-
markable that wo beg TO ask for II the at
tsniion Of our readers. lie says: ain tho
fall Of 1876 ] was taken with a violent
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by se-
vere cough. soon began 10 lose my nesh
and appetite. was 30 weak at one time
that could not leave my bed. In the
summer Of 1877 WAS admitted 20 tho City
Hospital. While there tho doctor aaid
had a holo In my len lung as big as half q
dollar. expended over a hundred dollars
on doctors sAnd medicines. / was 40 far
gone at ono time report went around
that was dead, gave up hope, but a
friend told me OF DIR. wM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed AZ
my friends, thinking that my case was In
curable, bat i got bottle 20 salty them.
whom 10 my surprise and qualification, !
began 10 feel better. Ny hope. once dead,
began 10 revive. and today feel In hettef
spirits than have the past three years.
III write thL, hoping that you will pub
ilsh Il, so that every one afflicted with dis.
easoi lungs will be induced to take Dr.
VIM. Halls Baiaam for the Lungs, and be
convinced tina. cOSSU MPTfoS CAN BE
CURED. have taken two bottles and
can positively say that IL has done more
good than all the other medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough hal
almost entirely disappeared and / shall
sDon hc able 10 10 10 work" sold by
druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
CITATION.

Ia the County Court Of Li7aa CoantJ, Stae
Of Oregon.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Thomas s.
Summers, deceased.
To Jane Coyle, William Summers, Alb
ner Summers, Isauria Parrish, Ida Pri-
yett, heirs at law OF Thomas S. Summers,
deceased and TO all others known and
unkn own, interested In said estate.
In III: name ef the State Of Oregon:
You and each OF you are hereby cited
and required TO be and appear in the
County Court OF Linn county, Oregon, a
the Court House in the city Of Albany,
in said County, on Monday, the 9th day
OF March, 1852, ct the hour OF one
o'clock in tho afternoon OF said day, the
same being the first day OF the
regular March term 1882 thereof. aud
then and there show cause, il any exist,
why an order should not be made direct
ing and licensing the administrator OF
said estate to sell all the right, title and in
terest OF said Thomas Summers, deceased,
at the time of his death, both in law and
equity, in and TO tho real property here
inafter described, rs prayed for in the
petition Of L. Bilyeu, administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased, which petition is
now on file Ia the County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, which said real property
is described as follows, to-wit: Begin.
ming s.3s chains south and 16.4S chains
W est of the S. w. corner of Section 80, Tp
/. s, West Willamette meridian, and
running thence West 1855 chains; thenee
south So 81 chains; thence East 1910
chains. thence North S697 chains to the
place Of beginning, containing IS acres
more or less. Also the following dessrib-
ed lands in said Linn Co, to wit: Begin
ming at the South East corner of the dona-
ton land claim of Thos. S. Summers aud
wife, Not. No. 230I, in Linz county, Ore
gon. and running thence West % %
chains; thence North 1886 chains thence
East y, ,25 chains; thence Southl6.36 chains
to the place of beginning, containing 35
acres more or less.
Also the following described tract OF
land, to wit Beginning at point A5.S5
chains south and 10 so chains west OF the
north east corner of section 36 in TIP IL s OF
r west of Willamette Meridian in Linn
County, Oregon, and running thence vesi
1918 chains; thence south 10 80 chains
thence east 81 chains thtrce north 1858
chains to the place OF beginning, contain
ing 81 acres moro or less.
BY order Of the Court:
Witness nay hand and the seal IF sal i'd
Court affixed this 1lth day of Jan. 1882.
N. BAUM, Clerk.
per j, III. HAcKLEMAN,
LIS Deputy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10

Another rifle shoe,lng match was
held last Saturday, this time at the
Hale farm. across the river frsm this
place. A beef, valued ~ Abeut $50,
was killed and divided Iato fivo parts,
and offered as prize for the best
marksman. p II Bowman wen the
first, third and fifth choice, and VIM
Hale the second and fourth choice.
Several purses were made up and oon.
tested for. and all were won by either
r II Eowman or II " Stevens. Bow
man seems TO be the "cock Of the
walk in this locality wAen 1t comes
% rifle shooting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10

The February aumSsr Is promptly
before us. with It's usual abundanss Of
entertaining and instructive reading
and fac embellishments II opens
with q most interesting article by
Richard Is. Kimball, London aud its
Lsrd Mayors" with twelve iilustra.
items THE Alhan1rs," by y. Robin.
sen spiders Webs" by Arthnr q.
Butler "Tho Great Tone. Posts.' by
Noel ButhVSni Fashion In Dsform-
ity," by Prof. Flower, and "The Mazu-
faeture Of Soap ia Ancient aud Modsrn
Times" by Prof Charles \. Joy. are
rspists with interest aud iafsrm .tiep.
and are proiussiy illustrated. CAritsn's
serial, "LsonIs, Empress OF the Air"
10 continued and there are Short
Stories and: Sketches By Thomas s..
Collier and other fAyorits authers.
The lovers OF poetry will DO delighted
with tho illustrated pssma "Ths
willow Pattern" and 'Fks Diver" q
ballad; etc. The miscellaneous articles.
paragraphs. etc, embrace : large varl-
ely Of subjects. amusing spd interest,
ing. 4 single copy is oBly p cenis. OF
81 year. sent postpaid Address
TsAsK LrsLIg, publisher. SO. 55 and
81 Park Place. New York
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
niss Lu.s'. Es.Aiss.

There was large crowd at tho NJ.
T.. Church last Friday night 90 listen
10 this talented sIoeuiIoaisi. Her reah.
Ings arc spoken Of IN the highest
terms, and seem 10 have given uHiver-
sal satisfaction. Miss Luse II partica-
lAriy good Ia the oomic. Esr rsndi-
tlsn Of Money Musk" was excellent.
and was evidently tho favorIie with
her audience. "Poc's Bells" was
read with good spirit and expression,
as also "Huntlne a Msusc." "To
LAto FOR the Traln." and one or two
others. We have heard How lie
Saved 81 MiohAelsn read better by
Albany talent. and we thought she did
injustice 10 herself In the Garden
Scene :" bat taken as n whole the
readlHg was far above msdiocrlty, and
deserves tho hearty com mmondation IL
received.
BY special request Miss LnsO read
again Saturday night TO a good audi.
epee, giving IN entire change OF PRO.
gram. She was met with the samo
favor that she wAA, on Friday night,
and If anything Increased her popular
Ity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10

what It Pays-A CempIsfe Hist OF the
Receipts esd expenditures % the

Sheriff Charlton gives us the following
list Of tho receipts and disbursements oi
tke Shsriif's effiso for tho sin months ord
ing Dec. 81, 1881
Esss In Circuit Court. 1852 II.
Fees earned from individuals in Circuit
Court, slo33. 90.
Fees from County Court, $500.
Fees from individuals in Csrnty Court,
s2l0 90,
Fees sad smolumosts as Tax Collector,
s607.2l.
Fees aud emolumsnts from State Of Ore.
gon, s7G.7s
Fees frsH county on miscellaneous bu1i.
meas, slIs.23.
Fees frern all other sources, sI74.Ga
fetal gross fees and emoluments during
half year, s2G7G.G0.
Expenses Of conducting Office, iuelnding
salary Of Deputies, CITE. sl4GsO0.
fetal net earnings for half year, SI20s. GO.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
Summons.

In Ike Great Court Of The State Of OrsgOa
for Linn CoHRty::
" ii. Althouse, J. +. Backensto and W.
NJ. Ketchum, copartners in BUSINESS,
under the firm name and style Of All
house, Backensto and Ketehun, PIN,
VS. John NJ. Metzler, Def't.
To John II. Netler he adoys named defend
ant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
II OREGON, you are hereby required 20
appear and answer the complaint ef
the above named Plaintiifs, in the above
Court, now on file in tha oH1sss OF the
Clerk OF Linn county ,on the lst day Of the
next regular term OF said Court fsr Linn
county, Oregon, to-wit the End. Aeaday,
the 18Th day Of March, 1882.
And you are hereby notified that u you
fail to appear and answer Said complaint
as herein required the plaintiffs will take
judgment against you for 81 and 68-l00 doll
lars, in U.S.gold coin, with interest at the
rate of one per cent per month freM
Juno 20th, 1879, and for costs and als-
bursemsnts Of this actien to be taxed.
This Summons Is published by ord0
of Hon. II. p. Boise, Judge Of said Couvk
which order /. dated January 2tth, 1854.
l.. III. MoNTANYK,
26w6 Atty for Plffs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
rrank conptsn Killed.

Lat Tuesday noraing, says the Oregon
iAa' Frank Compton. bridge sa-Psntsr.
fell from the bridge a. Kibblia's fsry. on
the Sandy. and was killed. living only two
hours after tho fall he With another man
was sngaZsd in guyins AeAvy piece Of
timber. whoH the rope broke and both fell.
camptos's companion caught hold oi Aono
timbsrs. thss saving his lie. hr. Comp.
ION was hard working man. he has =
wife and child living in Dallas. Polk Co. and
aad father in Lebanon. Liam eoanty. 4"
Deceased is the same young man who vas
mashed up fearfally when tic bridge across
ths Nsrth santiam fsll. His father Aad
mother arc among tho most respected
citizens Of Lebanon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
SOCIAL as0 PERSONAL.

Mrs Grid spsat few days in Albany last
week.
RF Armstrong spens day or two ..
home this week.
Mr. Sam May, of Harrisburg, paid us
visit yesterday.
Mr.. J. A. Bilyeu of sc:O, Was in the city
en- Tuesday last.
Stanley, the blind pianist, was in TIE city
few days ago.
JF Kelly and chas 7 Bels, of Salem,
wers mp last Monday.
Capt. caus Humphrey went down to
Portland last Friday.
Mr. Simon ssitsnbash spent lsst Sab.
bath in Portland
Miss Lusa was guest of Rev. Dillon
while in the city.
Mr.. J.. j Doris, Of sei', was in the city
day or two this week.
Judge Strahaa was in Junction city last
week On legal business.
Mr.. IL. D. Ballard was IN Portland Non.
day and Tuesday Of this week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10

j. A. Gross, proprietor Of the 3epe
hotel, keeps one Of the bsst pzblic houses
in the State His rooms are kept scrupu-
lously neat and clean, and OH his tables
can be fosud the best food the market az
fcrds. Parues going OF on the morning
frain can get coffee and cakes or an entire
breakfast before the train leaves Here
after the hotel will be kept open all night
or convenience of the public.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-02-10
ssrrVrIse Psrty.

Last Friday night tho many neigh.
bors aud frisnds OF Mrs. Il. w. CundifI,
without any warning. walked into her
pleasant home. and took possession Of
matters. twas complete surprise, al
though al agreeable ens, and was given
In honor OF Mrs. CundifNs forty.iirst
birthday. When the company had get
settled down into friendly terms, Mr.
Vim. Tweedals, In behalf Of those pre-
sent, presented her with an elegant
cake basket. butter knife and pair OF
sPsctaclea accompanying the gift with
an eloquent speech. Then = general
good social tlmO was had, aud every
body went heme 1t ssasonabia hour,
wishing thai they had birthdays also.
We noticed the fsliswIng present Mr..
s=d Mrs VIM Twsedals. Mr. and Mrs
Hurst, Judge and Mrs StrahAs, Dr aad
Mrs. Davis. Mr And Mrs J NJ NoiAa. LII
and Mrs n Baum, Mr. aud Mrs T. r Sox,
Mr. aud Ars 5 Z YoaaE. Mr. and Mr.
II II Hewitt, Mrs w Harris, Mrs Opp,
Mrs G 4 Piummer. Mrs kcwain. Mrl
Dr. Miller, Mrs Blain, lfiss Mary Gold
son, Miss Rsva Alexander. Mlssei
Hstils Aad Ollie Miller. Miss Willeri
Alss Clara BlaIn, the Misses Harris
Mr. y ID Haven, hr Gouriey. aud Mr.
Nuttlrx.