The Irish standard., 1886-10-09

s'garden',' tonight, and we predict un
bounded success for the management
The names Of Miss N1ollie Athey ant
Miss May Smith are blown in eacl
boquet.
THURSDAY.
There is growing belief that s'Jim'
Moffitt will win the ha1merless gun.
NJ. S. Baker, author of the Working
mans Problem Solved" was presen>
asst evening.
The finder of a bracelet will confer {
great favor by returning the same tx
the management.
The post-of1ce authorities are little
discouraged. Why don't somebody
start boom here.
It is rumored that J. w. Casey has
withdrawn from the contest for the
hammerless gun.
Deputy Sheriff Doran was present
last night. He has been one OF the ac-
tive attendants.
Mr.. Patrick DAILY, faithful officer
while in the city's employ has done
yeonan service during the past few
weeks iii behalf of the Fair.
Treasurer Matt Walsh was among
the number in attendance. Heavy and
successful inroads were made on Matt's
salary.
"Tbe Masher!!" at St. Stephens par
ish table. The only genuine, ancient
and modern masher! Call and see
him"
Articles sold more readily at st. C]o-
tide table. Mrs. Laramee took good
care of the interests Of this parish dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. J. j. Finn has been among the
most faithful workers at the Orphans
Fair. She holds forth at the Inmacu-
late Conception ice cream table.
The vote as announced last night for
Miss Louise Tillisch was 1888; for Miss
Nellie Redmond, 1872, Miss 1'illisch
will therefore wear the gold watch.
Tom O'Donnell sees that a legal bal
lot is cast at the Immaculate Concep-
tion table. Miss Prendergast led Miss
Whelan 10 votes when the polls closed.
Miss a. Cerien, Miss e. Terrien, Miss
F.. La France and Miss A. Mecier, can
didates for the gold watch at Our Lady
of Lourdes' table, are all ahead. Each
one thinks so, anyhow.
Mrs. McAllister, of Holy Rosary par
ish, has disposed nf many valuable al
ticles Oh the table during the past few
evenings. AN excellent saleslady, and
no mistake.
ANDY" Hayes, of the popular firm
Of Sherry, Hayes Il Began, has been a
regular attendant at the Fair. Hasn't
missed all evening. He has a mint
buried somewhere that he is drawing
from.
Call at the ''Flower Cottage'' tonight.
There is a beautiful boquet there for
every "mother's son Of you Call
early and avoid the rush. This invita-
ion is extended by the management
;he Misses Athey and Smith
Tt is a pleasure to see all parishes
pulling together harmoniously in u
cause. All honor to every par
sh. IF the ORPHANS FRIEND were
eft to pass Judgment upon the differ
ent parishes for services rendered. 1t
would say-share and share alike the
credit to each and every one.
The Minneapolis Tribune is growing
Il favor every day. It is ably managed
nd conducted, and it is safe to say has
he largest circulation of any daily paper
II this city. AS newspaper it is clean
md crisp, it's selections are choice and
short, The Tribune, by dig
i6ed course IS reaching for first
'lace among the great dailies of the
Northwest, and it will not be at all sur
'rising if it shall finally reach the goal
f it's ambition.
Mrs. John McA lister has presented
Iiss Nellie Redmond with pair OF
old bracelets. 4 graceful act indeed.
1oly Rosary parish deserves unstinted
raise for it's faithfulness to the cause.
,oth Miss Redmond and Miss Iillisch
ave contributed their best efforts for
he success of the Fair from the very
eginning and both are equally desery-
lg of all the enconiums that have been
estowed upon them. During the bal
nee Of the week these young ladies
I'LL devote all their energies to further
le grand success that has already beeu
at the Holy Rosary table.