National Republican., 1883-11-17
THREE FAIRS.
One Successfully Closed and the Others In
Prosperous Operation.

Prosperous Operation.
The fair of Friendship division, Sons Of
Temperance closed last eveving, and to the
ladies of the division too much praise cannot
be awarded for the success attained. At the
close of the voting, which was very spirited
tho following were announced as the success
ful candidates Ladies' jersey Miss Mamie
llOllinghead. Ladies shoes--Miss Fannie
Brawncr. Boys suit-Leonard Nicholson.
boys overcoat-Louis Julien. Boys suit
Willie Ormo Doll-I.ottie Cotton.
Nearly $500 were added to tho treasury OF
this ilourishing temperance order.
The fair for the benefit of st. Augustino's
church is progressing most satisfactorily.
Last night the Carroll institute visited the
fair. and IL is expected that the Junior as
sembly will be present on Wednesday next
and tho Junior Spartan on Friday.
The voting for the various articles stood as
follows Gold watch-Miss B. jackson, A;
Flora Williams, d3l; Hattie Herbert, 81
Lottie Tompliins, 1S. and Nettc Smallwood,
H. Silver watch--Mr. Il. Maynard, 81, and A.
jackson 80. Gold-headed cane-Lieut. Sturdy
13, and Mr. Clarke, 10. Silk umbrella
Father Chapelle, %; Father Ryan, z, and
Father Walter, Z. Gold badge to the most
popular knight Of st. Augustine-C. III. But.
ier, 10; ]. Middleton, II; J. Dent, IL; j. f
Fletcher, IL, and J. A. Stevens, 5.
The highest number of votes received fol
the ebony center table was by Miss LAWNS
Mrs. p. Butler received 80 votes for the bar
rel of -four and Miss l.. Carter for the pyra
mid cake.
In the contest between six children for the
sale of n cake Gertie Gillem received 90 votes
and Nellie Washington 10.
The fair being held at Odd Fellows hall
navy yard, by Harmony lodge aud MageuenC
encampmont, was we'll attended last even
ing, and great many sales were made from
the beautifully decorated and we'll filled
tables Tho voting stood as follows at the
close last night: Harness-R b. Smith, SO
Jacob Childs, 1gI@; John Webster, sr., s5I
A. T. Boswell, 81; John T. Uerrell, 1275
Lady's gold watch and chain-Miss Ami E
King, 33; Mrs. NJ. Speaks, II. Gold headed
cano-Adam l.. Rose, 2S Henry Stewart, 26
w, S. Burns, p. Gold bracelets-Miss Ada
Collill 321. Writing desk--Miss Laura Bote.
Ter, 27I; Miss Rosa Bibber, 66l. Club badges
5. p. s., go; !. o. A., 10. Nine thousand
Boys suit of clothes-Wm. Roach. 3; VIM. f.
King, III. Child's walnut furniture-Lizzie
Childs. 0; Lena Young, l. Cadets sword and
belt-E. l.. Dunn, 30l ID. q. McRitchie, s!
Gonzaga college, /. Bicyclo-Henry Flood
'126; John Shepherd, jr, 41l John Riordon
13; John L. Boteler, 16; John Roach, A. VIM
Cunningham, /; III. Emmons. /; w. Emmerson
+. ONeill, go. Breastpin and earrings-krs
O. G. Wilkison, 44l; Mrs. Julana Allan, 81!
Coffee urn-Mrs. William Young, 26. Doll
Cora l. Jarboe, 1877; Edith Taltavull, o; Hattie
BioEer, 12. Overcoat-S. II. Martin, IL; j. c.
furniture2sarah L. McKonney, 4
Matte Foos, Is. Youths suit OF
clothes--Marion Cage, 3; James Edwards s.
Harry Forester, %. Students lamp-Mrs
NJ. T. Perrie, Al. China teaset-Mrs p. S
Cawood, 12. Shooting gallery, score-A. l.
Deane, 2,614; Gates, 1900. Highest number
of shots-Edgar Stewart, III; William Dib
Bile, l3s; Harry Dove 40; Mcdonald, 2; En-
merson, 6; Pumphrey, 16O.