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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-25

BA&hgats. Crystal. CAvtlssr. Ernest
Hamilton south. Rarktown,
I. Midland, Carlisle.


DAxH0AfE.
The bank building has rsceiyeda cat
|of paint.
IL. Cheyalier Il visiting his friends in
Manitoba.
Grand Union Hotel Is having a big run
let present.
f Milheim 4 Fossum are preparing for a
big trade this fall.
Luke & Watt begin the erection Of a
large storehouse this week.
JIM. Lyons building on Third street
has been reftted and painted.
People are hauling out an immense
amount Of machinery these day.
The Northwestern Elevator Company
is now at work on their house here.
Barley Is nearly ripe and wheat is be-
ginning to turn in some instances.
Haying has commenced. though the
rain Of last week has made some delay.
Robt. Grandy is home again but found
horses tho high and too scarce to pay to
ship.
Political questions are beginning to be
discussed by the politicians in this part
ofthe county.
The ground is staked out for the
Farmers Union elevator, and some lum-
her is on the ground.
A few soldiers from Fort Pembina
visited Bathgate last Sunday. The sight
of the boys in uniform is not unpleasant
to US.
Bathgate was visited on Sunday last by
Hon. Judson LaMoure, H. II. Vaughn
and other prominent and we'll known
politicians in this county.
Bathgate was Yearly depopulated on
Sunday last. All who could find convey.
ances attended the camp meeting at Carl
isle and report an enjoyable time and q
spiritual feast.
Robt. Ellis, formerly of Bathgate, but
now of Calgary, N. w. T., is making a
short visit in our town. He is pleased
with his present location; but says that
business is oyerdone in Calgary. He
expects to start back in q few days.
Your correspondent made a mistake hast
week. The church social held at the
home Of A. Goodall was not for the bene.
fit of Rev. Williams, but for the church
furnishing fund. The proceeds will
probably be applied towards paying for
the organ. We make this statement in
order 10 do justice to Rev. Williams, and
to let the people know that the funds
raised then, were not applied Oh his
salary.
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SUMMONS.
OF DAKOTA. DISTRICT couR,

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. | DISTRICT COURT
County Of Pembina. I'D Judicial District
Gecrgc s. McTayish and James G. Webb. CO.
A-chihnld Whyte. defendant,
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting 10 the
above named defendant
You nre hereby summoned 10 answer the com
plaint of the .pluintiiI, which was filed will, the
clerk ofsatd district court, this 18th day Of July
1851 and to serve copy of your answer upon tie
county, Dukota, within thirty days after serving
this summons on you, exclusive of the lag OF
such service and if you fail toarswer this com
plant within that the the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against YOU for the sum VI Fifty Dol.
lars besides costs Of this action.
Dated, Pembila, ID. T.. this 10th duy of July
leA MEGQuIER ~ MCfSrYKE,
b2-5 IiaintiliN Attorney.
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HerdinR.

Rerding.
The undersigned will be prepared TO
herd all kinds of stock in the vicinity Of
Pembina as soon as the season opens.
Charges reasonable.
36-3m J. SLATER. Pembina. D. T.
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More Goods Received
And / am still selling at half prices.
Come and buy yourself rich at
CuAs, EULLS.
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is. LAND OFFICE, GRAND Forks, d. 7.

July Eth, ISL.
Notice is hereby given that tile following named
settler has filed notice Of his Intention To make
iiEal proof in snpprt Of his clniLi, and that said
proof will be made lefore Henry y. Mayo. notary
public ut Walhalla u. T., on August IS, 1854, viz
Henry Mcneil
for the hfne or, Inf 81 or. see /, tip l63, 81.
He unmes TIE i,iiowinS witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land. viz: George Henderson. John McKen
ney, Daniel Mcclellan: George Mcllardy, all OF
Pcmbina county, D. II.
5l4 H. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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CAPT. WEBSTER left ON Wednesday to
attend the grand army reunion of old
soldiers at Minneapolis and will extend
his trip to his old home in New York, ex-
pecting to be gone about two weeks. He
has deputized Geo. Wight 10 act as mar
shal in his absence.
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More new drugs and sun,lries just
arrived ut Wilkens' Drug Store.
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The band boys have ordered instru-
ments. Which they expect next week.
They decided that new set of instru-
ments would be more satisfactory than
the Mimic second hand pieces, that they
had some thought of purchasing.
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Walsh County News.

Walsh County News.
Dir. Graham and family, of Grafton,
we're poisoned by eating toadstools mixed
with mushrooms but his timely remedies
saved the household.
Some railroad laborcrs from the Cana
dian Pacific arrived in Grafton looking
for work on Monday an Tuesday. They
state there were It's men discharged from
the work a few weeks ago, nine hundred
miles west of Winnipeg, and were COM
pletely broke when they reached this
point.
Miss Soles from Inkster, was thrown
from a wagon on Thursday last willie
crossing the Johnston Cooley, falling on
the whitfletree, she held OH until the
horses had run some forty rods. Sherc-
ceived severe injuries around her nc, <
and face. She was carried to the resi-
dence of Mr.. Kegley and medical aid
summoned from AUlocli.
A party consisting of some farmers
from Kensington, and one or two other
localities, and one or two business men of
Grafton under the guidance of County
Auditor Faulkner left the city OH Mon
day OH an excursion to the celebrated
stock farm of President Hill, of the Mani
toba. The party was joined at Mimic by
Hon. George p. Harvey, and some others
from that vicinity.
4 A severe hail storm took place near
Anlocl,. 1t totally destroyed large
large amount of grain. From Ardoch it
passed southeast towards the Turtle river
and thence ACROSS into Minnesota.
The storm was about mile and half
wide, the hail stones were from one to
two inches in diameter, driving the grain
into ground 30 that there was mingled
mass Of mud. green straw and hail.
The pleasures Of the day on tho Twelfth
we're somewhat married by serious acci-
dent ~ John p. jackson, who resides four
miles northwest Of Grafton. Alr. Ricll-
ardson, Of Ut. Thomas, was speeding his
horse. attached to sulkcy, over the track
before the sports commenced and before
tie Marshals arrived OH the ground. An
OK team got Oh the truck and i'll trying to
avoid collision tho sukey struck Mr..
jackson WHO was mounted on horseback,
the thiIl of the sulkey striking him in the
right thigh forcing itself almost
through that member. He was convey
ed TO the Oriental Hotel and Dr's Hnmi|.
ton and Evans were soon in attendance.
The broken thill was withdrawn and the
wounded man given proper medical
attendance. He is now doing nicely and
it is thought no permanent consequences
will insue.
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Land Office Grand Forks, d. T., June 9Th, ISL
Notice Is hereby given HAT tie follow ing-nnu-
ed settler his flied notice of his intention to make
final proof IN support Of his claim and that said
proof vii be made before J Henry Abrams. o no.
tury public at Pembina, d. r., On .uly aCth, 1884
viz: John Argue, u. s. CO.'S for the If, NV or,
rec b. lGJ, 81.
He names tine following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: John SpeaDman, David Phillip james
Wilson and VIM. Montgomery, all of ilumilton,
Dakota. Is. t.TIFTANY.
II. K. Vaughn, Atty. ASP Register.
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We had the luck to be in the court
house last week during violent rain
storm and saw sight that made usthink
some Of the county money had better be
taken and expended on that pile of brick.
The roof around the cupola leaks very
badly and the vster pours down into the
court room in regular Niagara like
stream. The plastering is becoming
loosened fioln the lath and the day is not
far distant when some luckless man will
receive Q shower of sand and lime on his
head. II is . shame to allow such fine
building to be injured IN that manners and
We cannot think what our county COM
missioners mean by not having it repair
ed at once. Delay only means more ex-
penditure some time inthe future. Some
claim the wind shakes the cupola to such
an extend that the roof can not be made
tight. 1fsuch i the cas1Mhy not have
= bracsd moro and placed 81 the condi-
tion II demands. The Ia MsyS Il ~.
pairin ( Is nd The ssai Hi think sosns-
body bad hls To q q sto ~
n ~
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:. TIFFANY, Register.

U S Land Office, Grand Forks, u L. June II, 1854
Notice is hereby nthetthe following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support ofhis claim, aud TINT snid
proof will he made before Henry A. Mayo, notary
public nj Wallula ID I on July 81. 1854 viz:
Joseph Gagnon
for the W hfne or, " If Sc or. sec "a, t 1G2 r5G.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation Of
said land. viz: Frank Durc!unue. John i. Lniru.
grass, y. Laddosor md Chns. st. Aimur, all CT
pembnG county. 1852 b. e. TIFFANY, Register
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GEO. HAzrlwooD, one ofthe town fatl,.
ers of Emerson, made US short call
Wednesday morning. From a private
citizen he jumped to the position of a
town councillor and the father of q baby
girl-all within a weeks time.
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Land ONCE. Grand Forks, Jnly S. lssI.

Land ONCE. Grand Forks, July $, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice OF his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that rnd
proof will be nude beforc JOHN Mcmillan. Notary
Public ut Hamilton, II. l., on August IL, 1879, viz:
William S. Harvey,
for the ne Or, see X, tp 1911, r SO.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: G. Blui,eu Of Hamilton. Geo. Fer.
row, Joseph Kerecller and Fred Fer-ow of Cuyi-
uer, Dakota.
5O-3 Is. G., TIFFANY, Register.
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SHERIFF Brown returned from the east
last Saturday. much improved in health.
We hope the bracing atmosphere will add
to the benefit of his eastern trip and that
his recovery will be permanent.
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Mr.. J. D. wrsLAw, one Of the Pembina
boys, paid visit to Mimic yesterday.
He came for the purpose of seeing the
brass band instruments formerly belong
ing to the Mimic band, with view of
purchasing them for a new band being
organized in Pembina. Mimic journal.
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Carlisle camp Meeting.

The camp meeting a Carlisle has proved
greater success than It's most sanguine
friends anticipated. Tho day appointed
for opening proved stormy and no excr-
cises were held, until Friday. The
grounds were nicely cleaned up and pro-
vided with ample seating accommodate
ton. we'll sheltered and convenient To-
the Tongue river. The attendance was
good Throughout, there being, it was es-
timated thousand proplc present on
Sunday. The following ministers were
present, most Of whom delivered scr.
mons and otherwise labored to promote
the success of the meeting: Rev. G. II.
Hair, p. E., Revs. 5. Kerfoot, e. B. Brc.
count, ]. w. Cathcart, Mr.. Williams, H.
p. Cooper, G. A. Mcnamara, l.. d. Ward
well. Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Royce, Prof. Travis
and Mr.. Hewitt. Rev. Kerfoot. upon
whom rested the main burden of plan
ming and conducting this the first camp
meeting uiflDr the same auspices in this
part Of the Northwest is entitled to great
credit for the success Of the meeting.
On Monday afternoon meeting was
held to organize camp meeting associa-
ton when the following committee was
appointed to select grounds and
make such arrangements US arc ne
cessary for permanent association. The
resident pastors Of Pembina and Bath
gate, A. w. Mct!rea, A. Garrett, s. Nina
ker, Reuben Van Camp and A. j. Wal
lace.
Atthe same meeting resolution of
thanks was unanimously rendered to
James Motfat for the use of Ills grove
during the meeting and for his effort to
help forward the movement.
We understand the meeting closed
Wednesday, the general feeling being
that much good had been accomplished,
there being over thirty conversions re-
ported. X
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Nh. EDWARD P1cur returned this week
from an extended trip during which lie
took in Montreal, northern New York
and other points Of interest, having
thoroughly enjoyed himself.
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THE sports of the Four Corners will
gather at Emerson next Saturday at 2
o'clock P. NJ. when the race between Billy
Nickel and Minnie will take place for
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-25

MRs. G. w. DorY.is rusticating ON the
Pembina mountains this week, as the
guest Of Mira. Watkins, formerly of thii
town.
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Final Proof Notices.
Land Office, Grand Forks, July S. 1854

Land Office. Grand Forks, July S. 1884.
Notice Is helely given tlnt the Il flowing named
settler has filed notice Of her intention To make
final proof in support Of her claim. and that said
proof will be made befoie Henry a. Mayo, Notary
Public at W;ilhala DIT on August IL, 1881, viz:
Mary Dou.iaume.
for the hfsw Or Inf Sc or, sec &c. tip ,Gs. 81.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
said land, viz: Chas. W. Andrews. Peter Dou.
pheney. Thos. Mclaughlin and Toner Toner, all
OF Pemblnu county. Dakota.
SOB b. c. TIFFANY, Register.
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AT the last meeting of the Pe,nbina
Gun Club the society organized them
selves into vigilance committee for the
protection of game. They will make it
warm for any one who shoots a chicken
before August 10, and they pledge them
selves to do no duck shooting until August
1st. There is no law for duck shooting.
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II it would do you any good to see a
hp-top vegetable garden. call around
have a look at F. Cadwallader's.
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MACK CAvlLEER has lost two Of. the
finest pups in the Northwest, and will
literally reward any one who will give in
formation leading to their recovery.
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OK the 18th inst. the family of Mr. Geo
Thompson, a few miles south of town,
were made happy by the arrival of a boy
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Mr.. GRANT, of Akron, Ohio, represent
ing the seibling Manufacturing Co.. has
been in town during the week. the guest
of the Winchester House.
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SINCE last Monday morning W. J. Cur
tis has been smiling his lovliest, and al,
because the fifth girl arrived OH that
morning at his home.
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ALAReE force of men under the direc-
ton Of MI. Thacker are rapidly pushing
Mr.. Boxers house skyward.
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D. H. MCLEAN, of Winnipeg. formerly
ofthis town, has been visiting friends
here during the week.
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ERNEST.
Chas. Andrews has sold his farm to
John Boyd.
Every person is busy doing their labor
on the road. Some say it is very hard
work to stand around so much.
Byron Lee has traded his farm for the
lot ON which the school house is situated,
formerly owned by II. McGuin.
r. J. Campbell made a large ploughing
bee last week and in the evening threw
open his house for the young people of
Ernest and surrounding country, where
they tripped the light fantastic until
early dawn.
A game Of base ball was played here on
Saturday last between the Silver Stars of
Hyde Park and the Boundary Braves of
Crown Centre. A large crowd witnessed
the game which was decided by one run
in favor of the Silver Stars.
The Clippers base ball club of this
place have won two more victories. One
at Walhalla on the Fourth BY Eve runs,
the other at Neche OH tho 10th. As the
club at Neche were picked nine and
some oftllem professional players who
had to be paid for playing, they felt sure
of victory, but the invincible Clippers
were too much for them. The score
stood 10 to 8 in favor of the Clippers.
The Clippers are waiting to receive cllal-
lenges from any of the surrounding clubs.
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Land Office, Grand Forks, DIT, July 1, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given TINT tile followiny.named
settler las filed notice Of his Intention to make
lima pronfin support Of his claim and that said
proof VIII be mnac before Henry a. MGvo, Notary
fooiie ~ "aiha!ia DI; on August II, 1854, viz:
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Mr.. D. Buttery went to Winnipeg on a
visit this week.
W. F. McCrca left on Monday on visit
TO his old home in Ontario.
Quite number of the faithful attended
the campmeeting at Carlisle on Sunday.
Berry picking has been the order Of
day for come time. One lady, Miss Row,
picking nxty- three quarts ofstrawberries
!in sbest sxseki time.
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u $ Land Office, Grand FoIks. D.r.. Luly %. M

U 8 Land Uhice, Grand Forks, D.F., July 2!, lssl.
Notice Is Hereby given that the fcllowirg-named
settler has tiled notice of lis ittentiun to make
tial prpnf i'll support of his cnlm and that "a ii
proof VIII be made before Robert Tweedlie, Clerk
OF the District Court ut pcmbinu, u. T., ON Sep
TENDER z, 1854, viz: Vim. Bu:e,
for the INV Gr, sec 81. los, 81.
He Eaues the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Peter Mckay, John Bcese Alex.
Mcdonald and Nobt Cooke, all OF Pembma
county. 52-5 Il. e. TIFFANY, Register,
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Land oAsce, Grand Forks, D. r., July 8, 1884.
Notice IL hereby given that the fo,lowing-ramed
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final pronf ia support of his claim and that said
proof Will l,e made before Henry a. Mayo notary
public u: Walha!a, y. T., on August ~, 1854 viz
Eli Jerome,
for the sw az aw or sec IL, Sc Or Sc or, sec TO- ne
rnef' sec 10, nw az NV or, sec IA, tp 1913, r 81.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Jerome kolette, jacob Chappell
Charles Chapel! aud Otto Mile. all OF Pcmbini
county. hl-l Il. C. TIEFANY, Register.
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A LARGE number from Pembina and
Emerson attended the camp-,neeting at
Carlisle last Sunday.
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B I. =. YEnxA came from Fargo last
Saturday and remained in town few
days.
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TOT tHe sW 'lf SEC 70 Iy., r 10.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous aesi.lence upon, and cultivation Of,
anid laan. VIZ: Hhlrer Thorson. Gunder R0s.,nnii.
sn. Carl Monsoon and Elf Kittekon. oil Of Penn.
bina county. 4a-2 &c. TIFFANY, Register.
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CARLISLE.

John A. Eastman has purchased j.
/. Case agitator thresher. He threshcd
several days last week and is much pleas
ed with it.
Several ofour farmers have commenced
backsetting.
Mark Robins has one of the finest gar.
dens here, he has already been enjoying
new potatoes and green peas.
The crops are looking splendid here
and we expect an early harvest.
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g. j. BROWN,
GAFFEEY & kNIEsHAw, Sheriff Pe,nbina C.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. By I. G, FHAsRR,
@a DePu'y'
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THr county commissioners will meet
next Monday as q board Of equalization.
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10 /. D. HARRISON,
Attomey-at-Iaw Land and Loan bgent. Of
Zee In Webster building, Rolette street.
PEMBLNA, DAKOTA.
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FRIDAY. JULY Is, 1884.
AROUND TOWN.

Read E. G. NloFence's new advt.
READ Chas. FalIs advertisement this
week.
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DR. sxlrH is at his office this week,
busy with his dental operations
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Nh. and Mrs. Charlton md Mrs. Booker
returned from trip to Crystal last Mon
day. x
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PARKTOWN.

Though We have been silent of late inn
provements have been steadily going OH.
Road work has been pushed with UNI
usual vigor duting the present and last
week. Overseer Thexton completed a
fine Job of grading ON the town limo which
is both credit to himself and the men
who worked under his instructions.
We were oil glad to welcome back to
our town after u long absence, Mr.. John
Wl'alen, who fora long time has occupied
responsible position in pillsbury & HUI
bert's elevator ut st. Thomas. james is
decidedly popular with both sexes where
ever ile goes.
The school house in district No. IS is
is fast nearing completion. l.. L. Storns
ofSt. Thomas has the coptruct. The
board and resIdents OF that district may
feel sure Of him doing frst-class Job.
1t is proposed to open the school with q
grand social and ball.
MIR. Terrence Kelley has erected q
handsome residence on his farm, whilst
Mr. Thomas Wl,alen. son Ct our popular
chairman Of town board, is preparing to
erect building, but Of wllat description
we have not yet found out, but to judge
from appearances we should say Tom
does not intend to occupy it alone.
Since the first Of the month we have
been enjoying tri-weekly mail which is
greatly appreciated by our townspeople.
On Saturday night in particular, our post
Office presents quite lively appearance.
Postmaster Thexton is kept busy dealing
out letters and newspapers 70 the various
applicants, some Of which receive them
with smile which foretells some une: 3
pected good news, while others with a.
frown is expressive of "dun."
On Saturday last the base ball club of
this town played match game with the
Union club Of Park River. Unusual good
playing was exhibited on both sides, but
the Park Town was too many for their
opponents, leaving the score with large
odds in their favor after the finish of the
game. The players with number of
friends partook ofa sumptuous supper.
the table being loaded down with good
things. Postmaster Thexton, captain of
of the P. T. 3. B. q. presiding while the
elite and beauty of the town was well re-
presented by the several young ladies'
who helped with the arrangements.