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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

FARMERS INSTITUTE ORGANIZED. III on.
JOIN. Robinson, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, filled his appointment here yester-
day and organized Farmers Institute for
Vance county. Much to our regret Colonel
Robinson had but few to hear him. The
weat her earlyin the morning indicated rain
and this doubtless kept many farmers from
coming to town, and most of those who did
come hurried home before the appointed
hour for the Commissioners address as
soon as it commenced 30 rain and season
was promised. The thrifty husbandman
"makes hay while the sun Shines, but
the successful tobacco planter must make
time when rain falls, or soon thereafter,
and so this the first planting season could
not be neglected even for so good speech
as they had reason to expect yesterday
afternoon from Colonel John Robinson.
To the few who were present the Commits
sioner made a plain, practical farmers
ak, full of good ideas and Wholesome adj
vice, and the GOLD LEAF regrets that it has
hot space to follow the course of his re-
marks with even brief synopsis.
After Colonel Robnson's address he
stated that if it was the wish of those
present that Farmers Institute be orga-
iaized, such would be done and suggested
the election of a chairman and secretary
to preside over the meeting. Colonel VIM
Ii. S. Burgwyn was elected chairman, and
Thad r. Manning requested to act as
secretary. On motion of Mr.. j. r. Young
the chair appointed committee composed
Of one gentleman from each Of the town
ships represented to make nominations for
| the several officers of the County Institute
| The following were named:
| John Mcmillan, Henderson B. 4.
| Capehart, Kittrell J. ?. Satterwhite,
Middlebur@ N. B. Prince, Sandy Greek {;
| J. L. Kelley, WILLIAMSBURG. The com
mittee retired for a short while and re-
ported as follows:
President, WIN. II. S. Burgwyn Vice
Presidents, B. A. Capehart Kittrel N. B.
Prince, Sandy Greek; W. ". " hite, Nut
| bush E. G. Brodie, Henderson Walter
Bullock, WILLIAMSBURG w. IL. Boyd,
| Townsville; J. ?. SatterWhite, Middle
burg. Secretary, r. 4. Bullock Treasurer,
Redding Perry.
Colonel Robinson suggested that a day
be appointed to organize township insti-
tutes the Eice-Presdent for such township
to be pEesidenter ofjc5o of same. Saturday
May 18th, was selected. It was also agreed
that the County Institute hold meeting al
the Court House in Henderson at twelve
o'clock neon Tuesday Of the first week OF
court, May 22nd.
On motion of Mr.. j. r. Young the meet
ing by q rising vote rendered its thanks
and appreciation to Colonel Robinson foI
his kindness in meeting with the farmers
OF Vance county and addressing them ii
the manner in which he had, and also fol
the aid and encouragement given the far
mers of the State by the Department OF
which he is head
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

We call special attention of farmers to
the claims aud merits of Raleigh Standard
Guano, which is advertised in this paper.
I'hi fertilizer is manufactured by COM
pau Of gentlemen here III the State, and is
a high grade manure as testimonials from
good farmers in the county show. Our
farmers should all use it if they use any.
For sale by d., Y. Cooper, who has large
supply on hand.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10
LUMBER AND BRICK FOR SALE.

Having accepted the agency for large
lumber mill. L am prepared t. furnish
Notwithstanding flooring and scantling
in any desired quantity, at same prices II
is sold at the mill. A large lot kept
or hand. Framing lumber can be sup
piled on short notice.
200 900 we'll burned brick on hand.
j. 4. KELLY.
feb ga Henderson, X. O.,
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q. z. ANGELA
HENDERSON, n. c.
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A CCTION SALE OF COTTAGE ON
~ TURNER AVENUE.


II TURNER AVENUE.
By virtue of power con ferred by deed
in trust executed to tue undersigned on
the 18th of January. 1857. by ). j. Cur-
rim aud wife, to secure a certain note
therein mentioned, ex scuted To Parker
& Closs, and default having been made
in the payment of q portion Of said note.
| will, at the request of said Parker d
Gloss, sell to the highest bidder, for
cash. OH the promises IL the town OF
Henderson, on the 18th day Of May,
1888, ore certain town lot with the cot
tage dwelling thereon. said lot situate
on North east side OF Turner avenue,
between the lots OF Thos. otainbaek and
George A. Harris, fronting 20 feet ca
said avenue and running hack 100 feet.
Said lot is more fully described in said
deed in trust, which is OF record on page
II, Book J in the Office of Register Of
Deeds Of Vance county. Time of sale,
My 25t,, 1883. Auctioneer, Mason and
Currin. fern of sale, cash.
April %, 1883. III. I. " ATkTES.
april 26 4 %. Trustee.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

A farmers FRIEND WHOSE SERVICES
OUGHT TO DE ArPREcIArED.-The GOLD
LEAF takes pleasure in giving space to the
following, and fully endorses the same.
In connection with this read the article on
the FIRST page of our paper copied from the
Wadesboro Intelligencer. The paragraph
below is taken from the Sanford cypress
1t says:
The Farmers Alliances Of Moore county
have no doubt observed with much pleas
ure the result Of the Stone-lleam libel
suit, in which :. ". Hearn. editor of the
WadeSboro Ints!liqencer, was acquitted for
of j. l.. Stone. Mr.. Eearn has proved him
self to be a true and tried friend of the
farmer He has not only protested friend
ship but he has even riSked his pocket
book and his liberty for their sake. We
dare say he has done more for the farmers
in North Carolina who raise cotton than
any other editor has ever done, and he has
done it with an unselfsl- motive; he has
done it with considerable trouble and cost
TO himself. LII there is an editor under
the sun who ought to receive help from the
farmers. he is Sperry W. Hearn, OF WadeS-
bore We suggest that the Farmers Ali
| ances Of this county show him their graft
tude by sending him some assistance fol
the work he has done. He richly deserves
assistance and he is sorely in need
of it. If you cannot send him any more
send him ten cents for his pamphlet con
! tanning a report of his celebrated trial. L
will do you good to read it and see what g
plain. manly and courageous editor he is
I We hope the Alliances of this county will
! not fail TO show their appreciation il TIL:
/ matter.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

DEATH OF YOUNG LADV.-it is with
peculiar sadness that the GOLD LEAF is
called upon to chronicle the death of Miss
Mary Donna Edwards, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James W. Edwards, which oc-
CURED at her home in this place at an early
hour this morning. She had been sick but
a short time and her death was unexpected
to her friends. Miss Edwards had a severe
spell Of typhoid fever last summer from
the effects Of which She had never entirely
recovered. Deceased was about eighteen
years old and had but recently connected
herself with the Baptist Church She was
the only daughter, kind and dutiful child
aud loving and alfectionate sister, and her
death is sore affection to the family In
their bereavement they have the sympat thy
OF this community
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

COMING MUSICAL EVENT.-The next at
traction at BurweIl Hall will be the grand
concert of fardella's Band and Orchestra,
of Richmond, June 18Th. This splendid
association of musicians is composed of tie
pick of Kessnch's, Iardella's ana othtI
isands and orchestras of the city of Seven
Hills, and a rich musical feast is doubtless
in store for Henderson music lovers. Adj
mission will be %, 80 and - cents. Re
served seat tickets at Bow Cor Beau J
Harris. After the concert there will be a
grand hop.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

SEAsOxABLE.-Mr. D. J. Ellis will sell
ice again this summer. He has just put in
large lot Of Raleigh Transparent Ice
which he is selling at one cent pound.
This is cheap enough for us all to keep cool
this Summer. For the convenience Of his
customers Mr. Ellis will sell tickets good
for one hundred pounds OF ice for 81 90,
and tsIe holder can get any quantity from
one pound up at time, the tickets being
punched instead Of having to go through
the trouble of making change every time.
Mr.. Ellis would like to furnish all his
customers with these tickets. Office at
Rowland 4 MitchcIPs store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

Those who have used it pronounce Raj
eigh Standard Guano one of the best fer
filters now on the market. Its success in
the production of fine bright yellow to-
bacco has been all that could he demanded
Sold in Henderson by ID. \. Cooper, who
has large supply on hand. See adver-
mpnt.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10
SPECIAL Nc ISE.

.~Our friends throughout tire CO coa Igif5
Iii comfer favor by furnishing Us WI" 'tot
any hes OF oca! OF &en "dsc,;Hs s'T ,,shbor
NAV OCCUR in their respective H.
"o9 5nr:oos calling os or writing to adveI-
l2 iii please mention the GoID LEAF
-. - doll. you Will greatly "DLia7 u.s.
,ri,ilr il viii cost you no.h-A-.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
yellow Skin? Shloh's Vitalizer is posi-
tive cure. For sale at W. T. Caeatham i
Cos drug store. Feb-s.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10
Agency for Hackney Bros Carriages, &C.

Having the agency for Hackney Bros
buggies, carriages, wagons, road carts, &c,
! can sell any style vehicle desired at fac
tory prices. This work is all of the best
materials and fully warranted. Repos-
tory in O'Neil building. A good supply
Of vehicles of all kinds always OH hand.
Mr. Jas. a O'Neil will show the work
and wait on customers.
March 8, 3 |. ii. IL. BURwELL-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shil0hs Eitalizer. 1t never fails
10 cure. For sale at ". I. Cheatham &
Co.'S drug store. Feb.
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SKILOH's CATARRH RENEDY-a positive
care for CatarIh Dphtheria and Canker
mouth. For sale at w. I. Chatham & Cos
drug store Feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

THE REV. GEO. II. TKAYFR, Of Bourbon,
Ind. says: Both myself and wife ow.-
our lives to SIHLOH's CONSUMPTION CURE.
For sale at W. L. Cheatham & Co.'S drug
store. Feb-e
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 30
cents. For sale at w i. Cheatham & Cos
drug store. Feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10
10000 yards best calico reduced from s
cents to ) cents
HARRISON BRIDGERs DRY GooDs Co.

APPRECIATION on Both SIDEs-A few
days ago the editor Of the GOLD LEAF was
invited into Anglea'st store ly the gentle
manly proprietor and asked to let his
measure be taken for a hat, or in other
words, fit one to it. Being of naturally
obliging disposition he eheerfully complied
with so mild request, and after Mr.. An
glea had satisfied himself as to what
amount Of tl}i1lkIng matter his Uranium
had capacity 10 hold, lie politely thanked
him and he bowed himself ont. Later in
the day a carefully tied up hat box was
handed to him and then he understood the
strange conduct of friend Anglea. The
following note which accompanied the
package will explain the whole thing:
HENDERSON. \. g., May I. 1885
Mr.. THAD r. NAMING,
Henderson, \. =.
Dear SGr You will please accent the
accompanying Gift as token Of our
appreciation of the interest Won have taken
in Us since engaging in business. With
thanks for your many kindnesses, we are.
Yours very truly.
HENDERSON TOBACCO Co.
Per John K. Hicks.
The box contained one of Anglea's mob
biest and most stylish white beavers, and
Of course we are going to wear it to show
eur appreciation of the Kindness of our
friends, Messrs, Hicks, Briscoe & Co
One of the most beautiful traits of the
human heart is gratitude, but the genuine
article is such a rare virtue that it IS to be
valued all the more wherever and whoever
/ it is found in The only interest the COLL
LEAF has had in the Henderson Tobacco
! Company was a sincere desire to see de
serving young men succeed. and in thei
efforts to establish an enterprise in GU
midst, beneficial in its nature, we deemed
F., it privilege and duty to aid and Ell
courage them, Just as we have done il
numbers of instances before, but it is al
the more gratifying to know that our effort
are appreciated, as the note and the &C
companying present from Messrs. Hicks
Briscoe & CO. show.
%eee 49,
Insure your life, insure your property
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

"HACKAlETACK. lasting ana fragrant
perfume. Price % and 70 cents. For sale
at w. I. Cheatham & Cos drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

Magistrates, Superior Court Clerks, and
allether persons caH buy all kinds Of Law
Blanks and can have all Einds u printing
done III the best style and at the lowest
prices at
HARRELL's PRINTING HOUSE,
E4ag "a o. Weldon. \. C.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10


As TO OUR SANITARY CoNDTTIoS.-The
GOLD LEAF cannot too urgently press the
matter of observing the str;ctest sanitary
rules as corporation and as individuals
during the summer Roaths- Il is of the
most vital importa nee that the authorities
keep the most viIilant watch and see that
the law touching this question is carried
into full force and effect. While the Su-
perihtendent II Health has notified the
populace to :" clean ap." let the authorities
see To it that his orders and instructions are
obeyed. The matter should not be longer
delayed. Now is the time to begin the
werk Of putting the town in thorough san
itary condition. Let the sinks and cess
pools, out houses, and stagnant ponds near
town, everything that can breed disease,
receive proper attention. Disease Turks
around in every filthy corner, and great and
Constant care should be taken to keep tie
premises clean and free from all foul
oiors. 1t will not do ta clean up the out
side of things only One must hunt dill
gently and carefully 10 flnd and Danish all
sources Of disease. Good water. clean,
we'll prepared food, regular hours of eat
ing and sleeping keep the head cool and
the feet warm and dry. with fsw other
, sim pie rules OF health, viii keep Us all in
health and in good spirits. The Durham
| Recorder makes the following suggestions
which apply with equ@l force to Hender-
son. 1t says:
If health is to be preserved in Durham
this summer, there must De general clean
| ing up Of all filth in back lots, alleys and
bitches sewers must tie looked after and
not allowed to Stagnate. Our people must
| look after these matters OF else, when ho
weather comes, they viii suffer the conse
quenceS. 1t will be too late then to en-
deavor to destroy the germs of disease.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

VANCEGCARDs The Vance Guards have
closed contract with Jacob Reeds Sons,
Of philadelphia, for their uniforms hr.
1hos. w Nacneal their representative was
here this week ami took the measures of
the boys, and it is expected that the suits
Will be finished by the latter part OF June
Gray trimmed with red, spike tail coats, Is
the uniform decided upon. The company
gave It's check for 0ne-third OF the cost OF
the uniforms i'll advance.
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Democratic COUNTY Convention.

The Democratic yoters Of Vance county
met at the court house mere last Saturday
for the purpose OF electing delegates 10 the
State Convention at Raleigh and tie Con-
gressional Convention to meet in Weldon.
The following delegates and alternates
were elected to the State Convention:
Z. ". Kearney, d. Y. Cooper, &. r.
Cawthorn, J. K. Plummer, j. II. Dunn,
Jas. H. Ball, Z. W. Raney, Z. A. Fuller
Alternates w. II. Burwe1, Geo. "
Wright, J. NJ. B. Hunt, Col. Jno. Har.
grove, Jas. ?. Satterwhite, W. Ii. S. Bur
gwyn, P A gobbtt, D. II Reavis
The following were elected delegates K
the Congressional Convention
M. Dorsey, b. \. Capehart, j. L. Kelly
A. &. Z0llicoffer. Geo W kittrell, r. A
Bullock, J. Ii. Tucker, J. L. Young. Col
" II 5. Burgwyn.
Tie County Executive Committee /.
composed of Col. VIM. II. 5. BuTgwyn
chairman, Z. ". Raney, J. II. Dunn, J
II Ball, and r. N. Kearney.
It is understood that the delegates elected
to tie State Convention are for Alexander
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

Raleigh Standard Guano for bright yell
low. tobacco stands we'll with those who
have used Il. Good results are reported
from its use the past two seasons, and
many Of our best farmers herea bouts will
use 1t extensively again this season. 1t is
not a high priced fertilizer, but a high
grade one, solid worth counting for more
than STYLE with the manufacturers. ID i.
Cooper handles Raleigh Standard again
this season, and has large lot OH hand.
Try it.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

WHY not take out policy On your life in
the 'Equitable?" You should have it.
J. &. YoUSe, Agent.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10
%. 600 yards best calico reduced from s
cents to ) cents.
HARRISON BRIDGERs Dry GOODS CO.

%. 600 yards best calico reduced from s
cents to ) cents.
N-BRIDGERs DRY GOODS CO.
4 match game Of base ball was played
here Monday between the Diamonds and
Lone Jacks, colored, which resulted in n
score OF q to II in favor Of tie latter.
Tie death Of Miss Donna Edwards this
morning, sad within itself, is perhaps made
more 50 by reason Of the fact that her
mother is critically i'll also; and the death
Of TIE daughter in whom was centcred her
greatest pride and deepest affection, may
have 2 serious effect upon the mother who
is now living almost at deaths door. Very
sad indeed is this dispensation of Gods
providence.
Rev. Alex Sprunt las been electen chap
lain of the Vance Guards, and in a beau
ffuily worded note accepts the Office.
There is 40 more popular and beloved gem
tleman in our midst than Nj. Sprunt, and
the Guards have been happy in their seclec~
ton Of chaplin and fortunate in that he
accepts. No man is better qualified to
minister to their spiritual. moral or inte-
Icctual welfare.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

SHILeH's CURE will Immediately relieve
Group. Whooping Cough aud Bronchitis.
Fer sale at " T. Cheatham i Cos drug
store. Feb-9.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

The Farmers Alliance of Townsville.
Vance county, have shown wisdom In the
adoption of the following resolution:
Resoleod. That we, the members Of the
Townsville Alliance, No. 49l, will de-
crease the acreage of our tobacco crop and
cause our tenants TO do the same. aud will
urge our neighbors 10 do likewise, believ
ing that thus we shall make better quality
and realize greater results. Furthermore,
We fraterEally urge all other Alliances
and MONA lliance farmers In all tobacco
raising districts in this and other States 10
unite with US in efectias the same end.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

Insure your life, insure your property
with J. r. YoUNG, Agent.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

A few Of the friends of Thad K. Man
ming, (Wh0 was not a candidate,) deter
mined late Saturday night to vote for him.
and while there was no organized effort in
his behalf, the vote he received evidenced
the fact, that had he been regularly nom
mated, and his friends organized, he would
have easily been elected.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shilol's
Cure will give immediate relief? Price 10
cts, 80 cts, and 81. For sale at W. L..
Cheatham 6 Co.'S drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-05-10

Boom her birth and boom her growth
Boom her worth upon your oath;
Boom her beauty, boom her size,
Boom her pluck and enterprise
Boom her splendid situation,
Boom her wealth and population
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-29
TIE OPERA HOUSE.
A agreement to Erect u NHagnifi-
cent StrMCture.

There have been rumors for some
time concerning fine opera house to
be erected here, and we are glad to
state that the outlook for securing this
desideratum is very fattering. J. S.
Keefer a few days ago made a propo
sition regarding the sale Of tract of
land here, agreeing, in the event of
its sale, to erect an opera house to
cost not less than $4,000. A number
of the business men of the city have
formed a syndicate with the object of
accepting Mr.. Keeier's proposition.
The arrangements will probably be
affected this week.
Mr.. Keefer has had the plans drawn
for the building. 1t is to be three
stories in height, with a frontage of
100 feet and a depth of $50 feet 1t
will be of the Moorish style of archi-
lecture and will be finished in an ex-
ceptionally elegant manner. While
Mr.. Keefer agrees that the structure
shall cost $50, 1000, the plans would in
dicate that it can not be built for less
than $75 900. In fact Mr.. Keefer says
he will expend that amount of money
upon it. The site tor the building has
not yet been made public. BY our
next issue we will undoubtedly be
able to give a definite account OF the
enterprise. Monrovia Leader.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-29
LEAP YEAR BALL
Given by the Ladies of tho
East End.

| w INV W ssAs
| East End.
The leap year and calico ball given
BY the ladies of the east End" at
Armory Hall last night was largely
attended and was quite happy af-
fair. The hall was tastefully deco
rated, and, in fact, everything was so
perfectly arranged as to lay before the
young men precedent they may well
follow:
The committees were: Arrange
ments-M. Thornton, Mrs. 0. Best,
M. Crowley. RECEIPT on Committee
M. Crowley, M. Thornton, Kate Do
lanty. Floor Managers : Mrs. o.
Best, M. Kearney, A. Dolanty, N.
Crowley, Mrs. j. Moser. Doorkeeper-
+. Lawler. The following is list of
those present:
Miss Williams, Mr.. Baker, Mrs. Crowley,
Miss Dalgalarrando, Otto Best and wife,
Sproul, W. W. Watson, Miss Clark, H. F.
Sykes, Miss Ella Clarke. ]. H. Tibbiis, Miss
H. Tibbits, Thos. P. Bolam, Miss Kerney, C.
s. Edmondson, Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Crowley,
thinner, Miss NJ. A. Thornton, j. Ii. Muir
ray, Miss Nellie Crowley, Mrs. Best, F. L.
Meolay, Miss Josie Rohn, G. W. Hemenway,
M IS +. Bolka, c. Butcher, Miss c. Bake
man, G. w. Hartman, L. b. Green and wife,
C. H. Durham and wife, Mrs. Bradford, H.
Anderson, Mrs. j. torsythe, S. Bradford
Mrs. Tidyman, T. A. Kenney, Miss Jungles,
E. D. opelan, NJ. W. Higgins and wife, Miss
Bell Elzey,. NJ. D; Porter, j.. A. Westerfield
and wife, Miss Sophia Smith, w. 5. May,
Miss Mollie Hughs, A. Jones, NJ. e. Gerkens,
J. J. Baker, Miss H. Williams, c. Obey, Miss
NJ palgalarrando, Z. Saunders, Miss Anna
Clarke. j. b. Kinds, Miss X. Gassan, E d.
Williams, Mrs. Bull, G. E. Morton, Mrs.
Moore, K. j. Clough, Mrs. Bell Nelson; 4.
T. Bull E. IL. Noise, Miss N. Fitzgerald,
J Fitzgerald, o. T. Cassian aud wife,
Gus. Hanke aud wife, Miss Doldie F.J. Lane,
W Field, Miss McDermit, w II Coolidge,
w McBurnev and wife, Oscar Sny der Miss
Mary Mair, Ed Lloyd, Miss Lizzie Burbie,
Joseph Detjen, H f Fellows and wife, II
AXt, Miss Magee Meehan Thos Meehan,
H A Barklew, Miss Mamie Nelson, F Bay
ell, Miss Ankles, J Augustine, Mrs Lewis,
w E Lewis, Miss Butler, W u Fosmir, D VI
Anderson, ] Levy aud wife, Miss Ella Au
gustine, Jas Hoyal, Miss Walker, A A Arkills,
Miss Mamie Smith, U. o. Long, Miss Flow
field Miss York, Frank Hazard, Miss Anna
Hazard, Chas. S. Stewart, Miss Hazard. W.
A. Short, Miss Mamie Fox, Miss Laura
Smith, A. C. Smith, Miss Julia Thompson,
A. Dallas, Mrs. Moser F. C. Potter, Miss
Nantress, ]. L. Eby, Miss Katie Dolenty,
f. Hayes, Miss Josie Hayes, John Clenden-
ming, Miss Rebecca Ronnebeck, Adam A.
Bielcck