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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

| There is little reform needed at the Iron.
ton station-not inside, but on the platform
outside. Here every evening congregats
crowds OF boys who had better be at home
under the care of their parents. In these
congregations the color line is not recogniz.
ed, and the members thereof freely desjynat,
one another with pet names driven home
with oaths much too large for such inexpe.
rlenced mouths. The half grown COON
stands on perfect equality with his white col.
leagues, and swears and obscenes as loudly.
with As perfect freedom from decency. De-
cent people who have business at the depot
and nearIyevery evening ladies are called there
to receive friends from the Accommodation
-hafe their ears assailed with these foul
hiouthings from these young hoodums. The
annoyance must be put an end TO, even if the
effort fills the Jail for night or two. The
agent in the depot often has his hands full in
the office, and cannot pay attention to all
that Is going on outside: when he does OBJ
serve anything wrong, he tries to correct it.
But these hoodiums only retire for the mo-
ment, and soon as his back is turned, are as
offensive As ever. The best cure would be
that parents keep their children at home
after shutdown; but if that is not done, the
marshal will take a hand. This is official,
and may be relied upon.
Many OF the young people of our Valley of
Id years ago or more, will remember Geo F.
Emerson, who was then quite young gal
liant. We believe he attended the Arcadia
CoiieSe several terms, and afterwards spent
couple of years at West Point Military
Academy. Well, he finally took to the Prof
OF Dentistry and his card now reads, 'Dr.
Geo. r. Emerson, Operative Dentist, 20 Bea-
con street, Boston, Mass ;" and is now a
partner of the eminent DR.. Bennett, who
stands at the head Of the dental profession in
New England. Thus attaining a business
and position amongst the nabobs of Boston
and the high-toned aristocrats of Beacon
street, is something to be proud of, and es-
pecially when Dr.. Bennett is able to tell his
cultured patrons, in card in which he an
nounces to them his new partnership, that
"Dr. Emerson has no superior in his profess
sion," and that she has gained a wide and
enviable reputation as a skillful and careful
operator" We congratulate DR.. George,
1--WE had almost said, "Master George" so
few years does it seem since he was a boy on
our streets,) and wish him an increase of
honors and good fortune, as we are sure he
deserves.
p. 5. Here is a new evidence of the good
claim of Ironton to be called the Hub"
since it is able to furnish young men to gain
the very highest professional eminence in
the rery Hub" Of the ,rh0le unicerse,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30
Annapolis News.

ANNAPOLIS, Mo-, April 9th, 1885.
Ed. Register.-Fine weather and business
good.
Messrs Jno. Benson, II. c. Hart, and L.
Y. Wadlow went to St. Louis last week and
returned few days later looking improved
in appearance.
Miss Lille FOWL returned home from Po-
tosi last week where she has been visiting
friends and relatives for the past two months.
Jno. FOWL went to Middlebrook, and ID. A.
johnson went to Piedmont Sunday. They
say it's too dry in Annapolis Sundays for
them.
Among the attendants at the April term of
circuit court at Ironton we notice: VIM.
Lewis, Dan. Lewis, Wesley Sysk, Thomas
Ruble, Harry Hart, and others.
Mr.. II. T.. Taylor, of Arcadia, was here
acting as agent during Mr.. Wadlow's abb
sence to ST. Louis. He seemed TO be glad,
however, to return to Arcadia. Heis new
" married gentleman, which accounts for it.
Boat riding and gathering wild flowers is
all the rage here now.
II. A. Clarkson went to st. Louis, last
Thursday on business. LOUIS.
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Obituary.

Died AT Pennington, Mo-, on Tuesday,
April 81, 1885, Mrs. SELMA d. GAY, relictlof
OF The late VIM. r. Gay, Sr.
Mrs. Gay was born in Choimondeley. Eng
land, October 81, 1921, and was married at
that place in 1S43, to VIM. T. Gay. The fam
lily emigrated to America in 1851, settling in
BeIleview, Ohio. In 1859 they removed to
Southeast Missouri, living in Ironton for
several years. After the war Mr.. Gay re-
moved to Pennington and resided there to
the time of his death. about one year ago.
Mrs. Gay was widely Known as a most es-
timable lady, and her death Is sincerely
mourned by all. She leaves two daughters
and two sons, who have the sympathy of the
community in their hour of affection.
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Report of Ironton Public school for the
month ending April 18th, 1885.
Names of pupils not absent or tardy:
PRINCIPALS DEPARTMENT..
Archie Reel, Matte Jones, Jennie Tidwell,
Nora Russell. Louisa Farmhouse.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.
Maud Fletcher, Lulu Fairchild, Fanny
johnson, Mary Myers, George Gay, Willie
Hutchens, Charlie Jones, John Petty, Lewis
Whitman.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Betty Doty, Lulu Hills, Nellie Johnson,
Lucille Moore. Minnie Purkis, Katie Reel,
Rosa Sullivan, Nora Patton, Victor AXE,
Frank Broadwell, Georgia Davis, Aleck
Fletcher, Hugh Mowris, Oscar sullivan,
Dennis Scott, Munson Thomas, Golf Whit
worth, Clarence Whitworth.
No. of pupils enrolled, 1875; average attend
ance each day, %; average number Of days
attendance of each child, 14k.
The red wagon you see passing up and
down Main street every hour of the day
SUNDAY exceptedl,i lis not public conveyance.
1t is private, and belongs to j. n. Bishop,
and is used exclusively in delivering goods
purchased ut his store. Customers will please
come early in the morning, unless ttey can
wait for their goods until next day, as harlie
don't like to be out after 8 O'Clock at night.
Knives that would make boys mouth wat
er, and other fine cutlery, speciality.
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Personal.

Judge Thomas, De Soto, here holding court.
Mrs. Ella Rudy returned from Pennington
Friday.
Chas. Kindel, De Soto, spent Sunday al
home. He could hardly leave his girl to 60
back.
Hon John W. Bergman, Annapolis, was
in lronton onday.
Mrs. Chas. Setz and friends, Middlebrook
We're i'm Ironton sunday.
Sen. Yancey, Piedmont, arrived in Ironton
Monday.
5. f. Whitehead, St. Lonis, arrived in Iron
ton Saturday.
c. A. Smith, st, Louis, came TO Irofton
Saturday in the interest Of Lorilard & Co.
Mrs. TAYLOR, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Alb
bington. De Soto. arrived Sunday.
w. H. Thomson and friends came down
Saturday and spent sunday III the Valley.
Mr.. G. A. Piliey and wife, Iron Mountain,
We're in Irontnn sunday.
j. ?. Lindsay, st. Louis, was in Ironton
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Delano, Little Rock, is in IRON
ton.
G. A. oser and family left for Emporia,
Kansas. Tuesday. Their new home.
w r. Edgar was in st. Louis Friday.
Mr.. +. Scoville, Beleview, H., came to
Ironton Sunday on business.
Mrs. Frank Seville left for her home
Thursday.
Mrs. Carver and family, De Soto, are here
on visit.
Mr.. f. w. Graves. Des Are, is in town.
Mr.. DR.. Prawl, st. Louis, arrived in Iron
ton sunday.
F. Rodach, Middlebrook, was in Ironton
Sunday.
w. b. McNeely, st. Louis, was in Ironton
Saturday.
Mr.. b. Smith, Potosi, was here Wednesday.
Mr.. Ellis, st. Louis, was here Friday on
business.
Congressman NJ. l.. CIardy, Pennington,
arrived here Tuesday.
August Block was in Ironton Monday.
Mr.. Foust, st. Louis, was in 1ronton Tues
day.
Joe Reyburn spent Sunday in Ironton.
Judge Carter, Pennington, arrived in Iron
ton Monday.
Miss Lille Lanpher, Fredericktown, is
visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Moore.
Mrs. Sarah Putnam, Bismarck, is the guest
of Mrs. J. NJ. Moore.
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That Poor Fund.
IRONTON, Mo-, April 2Stf

IRONroN, Mo-, April 2Sth, 1885.
Ed. Register.-In reply to letter OF in
quiry published in your last issue relative to
the disposition Of the funds derived from the
concert recently given for the benefit of the
poor, will say that the receipts of said enter
tainment amounted to $31.65. OF this
amount 500 has been given to one Mrs.
Reardon, poorl person, and there remains
$:s2.6 in the hands of Mr.. Delano, who is
Treasurer of the committee which consist. of
Judge Emerson, W. w, Nall AMI J. \. Bish-
on. The amount on hand will he distributed
to the poor of the Valley As the committee
see proper. Several applications have been
made by transient poor, but rs this money
is for the benefit of the resident poor of this
community, hey We're not assisted.
Very respectfully,
ONE OF THE COMMITTEES
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The Branch PenitentIary.

Our neighbors over in Madison county are
waking up, and, out of their usual inertia,
are really making vigorous fight to secure
the location of the Branch Penitenliary in
that county.
Certainly 1t presents many features of adj
vantage, and We wish our neighbor success.
We only hope her efforts will not be
slaughtered by fraud or ignorance on the
part of those having the location in hand,
as the worthy efforts of Iron county have
been in the past.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

We call the attention of the authorities of
our city and county to the following law
passed by the late Legislature. While we
would have no objection to the payment of Il
reasonable license to the city or town in
which an opera house or public hall is locat-
ed, we have never been able to see the JUS
tice OF being subjected to one for the county
SECTION 1. That no license or other tax
shall be levied or collected by any county,
village or city of the third or fourth class, or
in cites under special charters, and having
less than fiv. thousand inhabitants, upon any
theatrical or minstrel performance when
held i'm any opera house in any village or city
of the third or fourth class, or in cities I'M
der special charters, and having less than five
thousand inhabitants, i'm this state.
SEC. =. All acts or parts Of acts in conflict
with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved March 81, 1885.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30
The Fairy Bridal.

What is it? IT is Il beautiful cantata, found
ed on Shakespeare's "MidSummer Nights
Dream," soan to be given in IrontOn at the
Academy Music, by local talent. The per-
formers have been in training for nearly two
months, and it is expected that their exhibit
ton will be the finest thing of the kind ever
given in L onton. 4 full account of the
programme will appear in the REGISTER
next week
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30
Free Distribution.

"What causes the great rush at P. r.
Crisp's Drug Store?' The free distribution
of sample bottles of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. the most popular remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Bron-
chitis now on the market. Regular size ~
cepts aud 81.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

desire to inform my friends and custo-
mers that am prepared to do all work in
the Saddle and Harness Trade, and as am
well acquainted with the people, it is not
necessary to dwell on the point whether |
am polished workman or not. guarantee
perfect satisfaction at reasonable prices, for
cash or produce Those who have accounts
with me are requested to call and settle.
W. =. MCCARvER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30
The Fairy Bridal.
shorthand!

Those who wish t" join shorthand class
will please meet next Friday night Nay l>t'
1885, at public school building, lronton.
Terms: Glass instruction, ooc lesson;
private instruction, 81 90 lesson.
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The Fairy Bridal.
Fursman 4 Co.'S Great Allied Shows.

The popular cry Of low prices Is answered
by the celebrated show, with the above title,
which is to exhibit at Ironton, Thursday,
April Both. This show, while it has greatly
augmented its attractions, has reduced its
admission price to twenty-five cents, and, as
it is the first big show to make this reduction
its patronage will only be limited by the ca =
pacity of its canva>ses. But Fursman 4 Co.,
have not only made this reduction, but they
have greatly added to their already large
show, and have engaged such notable per-
formers as the D'Alma Family, Millie Toina,
the celebrated high-wire artistic and running
globe performer, Mile Madelaine, the orient
al jugger, and Mile Georgia, the female
sampson. They have also combined with
their other exhibitions an extensive Museum
OF living curiosities, many Of them never be-
fore exhibited.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

Quantity IN medicine is no indication of
value. Ayers Sarsaparllla is concentrated
and powerful: requires smaller dose, and is
more effective, dose for dose, than any other
Sarsaparilla 1t is the best of all blood med
icines.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

Parker's Rheumatic Liniment will cure
the Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c. For sale
ct ?. 2. C.isp's pyug Store.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
ARCADIA VALLEY GARDENS!
IRONEON. MO:

Is the place to go to, if you want the
best and thriftiest
SWEET-POTATO. TOMATO, AND
CABBAGE PLANTS!
we have these Plants in great abundance
and of all Varieties. Care fa> been taken
in their propagation, and we in all eases
GUAR lNrEE S ATI>FACFiON!
ORDERS BF NAIL
Solicited, and prompt attention gwen.
Shipments made by Freight or Express.
a desired by purchaser. WITHOUT CHARGE
FOR PACKING. Plants sent c. O. D.,
when requested.
CHARGES REASONABLE, and all
orders filled promptly with care. For
particulars, address the Proprietor.
St JOHN NEWMAN, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30
Public School Entertainment.

Statement of Receipts and Expenditures
of the Public School Entertainment: Amt
received from sale Of tickets, $3.50. Amt
paid for printing, hall, distributing pro-
grammes, Sl015. Amt on hand, deposited
with treasurer of the school board, $24.3o.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

Send to J. W. North, kimmswick, Mo-, for
his collection of 20 plants for one dollar.
Also, fine Roses, Carnations, and anything
in the Florists line.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

Send to J. w. North, Kimmswick, Mo for
his collection of 20 plants for one dollar.
Also, fine Roses, Carnations, and anything
ia the Florists liDe.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

Buy quinine and shake, and wear pair OF
Parker's Ague Insoles and get well; for sale
at p. r. risp's. Ironton, and Pilot Knob
Drug Store.
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Saddlery.

Have your buggy painted at W. B. New
mans
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Special Motto,

John T. Baldwin has been appointed agent,
with full authority to transact any business
which may have been left unsettled by me,
and will make all collections due me. He Is
authorized to rent any property possessed
by Us in Ironton, and collect rents.
G. A. MOsER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30

Go to p. r. risp's New Drug Store and
get bottle of parker's Cholera Drops.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-04-30
ir0nton Public School.

ONE OF THE COMMITTEE
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-22
Erie touncII No. ~.

The second annual ball of Erie Council,
No. AZ, Order of United Friends, was held
iu st. Johns Hall on Tuesday night last.
About rs couples participated in the grand
entree. among whom were the following:
Comptroller John Kelly, Mr.. Mclaughlin,
d. D. Sweeney and wife, Captain W. Hut
ton and wife and daughter, Joseph Burns
and wife, Charles A. Watson and lady, p.
Hswey and wife, Mr.. Dooley and Miss
Hewey, Sergeant Langdon and wife, John
Mcdonnell and LADY, E. j. Zabriskie and
S. j. Horton and wife, A. Furmau and wife
I. Martin and wife, G. W. Davis and wife,
I. H. Stansbery and wife, E. F. Drum and
Fl. Schad and lady, e. Decker and wife,
L. E. Zinck and wife, James E. Mckenzie
and lady, John Howell and lady, j. Ma
honey and Miss Williams, L. j. Fellows
and lady, S. F. Rowe and lady, John Ste
vtns and wife, E. Good and sister, Mrs.
O'Neil, r. Williams and lady, George
Sweeney and lady, and many others. The
floor was under the management of D. D.
Sweeney, with an able corps of assistants.
The reception committee, under the chair
manship of l. H. Stansbery, received
the guests of the order right royalty. The
officers of the order are as follows Thos.
W. Conway, G. c.; d. D. Sweeney, R.; ].
O'Shca, V-C.; G. w. Davis, F.; 1. II. STAINS
berry, t.; w. Hutton, p; A. Furman, NJ. !;
L. E. Zinck, G.; A. Anderson, S.; g. A.
Watson, p. G. c.; Medical Examiner, G.
F. Kyle, M. d. Excellent music was dis
coursed by Professor McAdams' full or
chestra
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-22
81. Mfehael,s Unsor,.

st. Michael's Literary and Dramatic
Union held their annual entertainment and
reception on Monday evening last in st.
Michaers Hall. When the curtain rose at
8p. M, the hall was literally packed with
the friends of the members. The audience
was at once put in great good humor by the
Messrs. Farley, Murphy and Leonard in an
inimitable negro farce entitled "The Stage
Struck Darkies" Then followed the
Unions fayorife warbler in choice sell
ection of humorous and pathetic ballads;
John A. Clarity, club swlnger; E. ].
Whalen in banjo solo; r. j. Webb. a
tenor singer, selections; ]. A. Leonard,
recitation. The next number on the pro
gramne was one OF the great treats of the
evenine; SenatorJ ]. K. Murphy assisted by
Frank Hughes in his lecture on the
alarming increase of bachelorism," and
r. j. Vaudeville in German characters.
The performance concluded with the COM
edy ''Irish Assurance" with Messrs. Hugh
j. Hughes, w. j. 0'Rourke, 7. j. Maher,
Henry McGrath and the Misses Lizzie
Wade, Kate Worth and Maggie Meller in
the cast. All played their parts well, but
tits only just to say that Mr.. Hughes as
ssPat, Maher as Clifton. the English dude,
and Miss Wade as Nancy" surpassed the
most sanguine expectations of their friends.
The floor was then cleared for dancing, and
very enjoyable time was had until an
early hour Tuesday morning. Prominent
in the march were Comptroller Kelly and
wife, Alderman 0'Rourke and Miss Wade,
Hugh Hughes acd Miss Lee Evans, John
Feeney and Miss Mamie Dnffy, K. Whalen
and wife, Jerome Murphy and Miss Jennie
Oxley, John Murphy and Miss ORourke,
John Reardon and Miss Katie Mccarthy,
r. Judge and Miss Enid Oelrigteon, John
Masker and lady, Matthew Reardon and
lady, ]. Miuihau sand sister, Joseph Ryan
and Miss Callahan, George Haacke and
Miss MeskilI, John Clarity and sister, E.
Dunn and Miss Lucy Wallace, John Cox
and wife, D. Burke and wife, John Ashurst
and sister, Thomas Whalen and Miss
Ashurst, NJ. ODonnell and Miss Maggie
Filler, Henry McGrath and Miss Ward, and
many others. The Union has indeed
cause for congratulation, as their enter.
tainment and reception will always be re
membered as financial. social and artistic
GucGnge
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-22
Electric Circle Bali.

The second annual bail of the Electric
Pleasure Club, was held in st. Johns Hall
on Monday night last. The hall was very
tastefully decorated. Prof. Dryers full
orchestra furnished the music. The grand
march took place at 1890 o'clock, and was
led by Nj. Louis 81. Vultee and Miss Maggie
Kerrigan. Among those present were: L.
H. Vultee and Miss Maggie Kerrigan, L.
Kennedy and Miss Kate Cunningham, j.
E. Salter and lady, J. j. Dixon and Miss
Mccormack. John Doyle and Miss Jennie
Rodgers. G. F. Bickel and sister. w. E.
Reehill and lady, J. ]. Stone and Miss
Mamie Dowdell, J. E. Mariner and lady,
w. j. MacMahon and lady. ). GOWN and
Miss Mamie Yuftee, w. J. Van Ripper and
lady, Mr.. II. G. Hartmann and lady, P.
Cummins and lady, H. Brummel and lady,
G. Donaldson and Miss E. Sadler, n p.
Wedin and Miss M. Room, J. Steljes and
lady, the Misses Minnie and ID ,ggie Shrimp
ton, j. Mulraine and lady, Mr.. Ramsay and
Miss Carrie Harriet, NJ. Hennassy and lady,
t. E. Connors and lady, Alfred Forbes and
lady, John Colston and Miss Harper, VIM.
Pitt and lady, Thos. Murray and lady, S.
Knapp and lady, j. Healey and lady, j.
MrSauley and lady. Mr.. Jacobs and lady,
MI. auu hAIs. hayes, mr. anu MIs. "A. a.
Dryer, James Bolen and lady, Alex. Craw
and lady, E. O'Connor and lady, Mr.. Barry
and lady, Mr.. Apologize and lady, Mr..
O'Brien and lady, Mr.. Fisher and lady, Mr..
Griffith and lady. Hugh Campbell and lady,
Mr.. Taylor and lady, Frank Murphy and
lady, and delegations from the following
clubs: The P. j. O'Brien Association, the
Woodbine Social Club, the American Social
Club and the F. Fl. Lewis Association. The
following are the officers of the Club:
President, Lewis H. Vultve; Weep President,
Tony Kennedy; Secretary, ]. S. Farrell;
Treasurer, J. j. Dixon; Sergeant-at-Arms,
W. J. Van Ripper.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-22
The Unique's Entertainment.

A very clever entertainment was given
at the First Reformed Church last Tuesday
evening under the auspices of the Unique
Literary Society. The church was well
filed, and all seemed to enjoy the pro.
gramme. A. J. Jworski opened the enter
tainment with selections on the organ,
followed by Messrs. W. d. Relyea and G..
III. Bunnell, in vocal Duet, which was
well resolved. Miss s. Barker, in recita-
tons, was very clever. Jennie Tabley
rendered piano solo, " Drums and Trum-
pets, in an able manner Tiller Vile sang
the .Milkmald's Marriage" exqnisitely, and
was well applauded. Rate Decker played
" Happy Thoughts" on the piano in good
style, while Frank Doers playing on the
Either was remarkable for its excellence. A
closing address was made by the Rev. w.
Westfield.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-22
Hooker Guards Reesnt,on.

The seventeenth annual reception of
Company G, Hooker Guard, Fourth Regi-
ment, was held at the City Armory, ~ and
20 Newark avenue, on Monday evening last.
The march was led by Sergeant Herman
Ehrlich and Mrs. DeGroff, who were fol-
lowed by about seventy-fve couples, among
whom were the following: Captain Sickle
and lady. Sergeant E. Colbert and lady, Ser
geant Il. Broderick and lady, Sergeant r.
Berry and Miss Nellie White. Corporal w.
Levessy, Mr. Doran and sister, VIM. White
and lady, II. Watterson and wife, John
Graham, wife and lady, Joseph Campbell
and wife, George Pinkham and wife, A.
Lemmons and lady, P. Adams and lady, ].
Masked and lady, II. Caver;y and lady, j.
Ryer and lady, Charles Blevel and lady, P.
Flanagan and lazy, s. Elvers and lady. G.
Foller and wife, J. Morris and lady, and
many others. The floor, reception and
arrangement committees all discharged
their duties in an admirable manner. Wag-
ner's Fourth Regiment Band furnished the
music.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-22

The annual ball of Court Jersey City,
No. 1929, Ancient Order of Foresters, takes
place tomorrow evening at Cooper's Hall,
and promises to be the social event of the
season. The committee wing it in charge
have spared no expense 20 make it enioy-
able to all A feature of the affair will be
the presence of the Knights of Sherwooi
Forest, uniformed degree of A. o. F.)
Delegations in full uniform will be present
from the following Conclaves, Enterprise
No. 3S, of this city; Excelsior No. 7, of
New York; Washington No. 81, of Brook
lYn; and Putnam No. II, of New Haven,