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CIIANCERY SALE
-OF=
ESTATE.

No. l!n II =Chancrp court ~ shelby County
" y Andewln, commissioner ETC.. va Vim. NJ
Perkins Il I'll
lyylHuc Of an lnicrlocutnry dcrrrc far u,ie en-.
tefru ~ The above Uius0 on the "a day of Marrh
ihN, ~ " g. Y. g. AMI renewed 18Th day ~
ha,,h. ~ val fcll, ~ public auction. 10 .he
highest bidder IN font ~ Tie clerk aud Nr.ters
uHte q the Nsihtnrt entrance Of the court hor .
OF shelby county Memphis Tenn. on
saturday. MAJ ~. iSss.
within lrral hour, The following dc.,aibel prap~r
toNit
lot 2, county lot iOi fronting rs on tho
south side Of Alabama street sul running back 10
WcHu linrs 80 icct mnnr ~ lea
Terms oi sale.on ,fedlt Of D months note Lear
lug interest With -ftirity tcquirrd lien fftniucd.
redemption harnd. THIS April n, isss
n J. MtuONIl.i. 4. & M
~ > ~ bradley. D q a sud N
~ H. II. W. Nllhoytc. solicitor
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fyou will send rs your address, We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belt and Appliances, and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tated system, and how they will quickly re.
store you to vigor, manhood and health. II
You are thus afflicted, We will send you a
Belt and Appliances on trial.
NoLTAIo BELT Co.. Marshall Mich.
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An lovers Of exquisite music should
not miss visiting jackson Mound park
from 3 10 SPIN. today. Beautiful grounds
free from dust, cool and pleasant, Il is one
OF the most desirable places for rest, re-
creation and enjoyment in the city.
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mni Dor chean Tle,.e,..

To New Orleans, Nicksburg, Baton
Rouge, Jacksonville, Little Rock, Tex
rkpna, Dallas, Fort Worth, birmingham,
Atlanta, Chicago, 81. Paul, and many
other points. ]. SAHrLsoS < Co.,
Members American Ticket Brokers Asso-
chiffon. No. 80 Main strnei.
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

without tho kuiic hlndrancc 10 business IN from
az tn 70 dsys hy the Medicaird soft tud Truss and
oaicc tfcstIneut AContract made with each patient
ttrictuue, llydrpoelc and NAfigocclo cured Ia a
short time Circulars ON application,
THE M-dicstrd sott Fad Trusa has hs
tptlug IN the front, therefore avoiding all kiduei
I trouble, aud can be worn night aud day, WoguAr
nutcr this truss IN be- easy ~ Nont and ip hold al
/ the bowel. or money refunded. Made ani hucd \
! male or icmslc ~ DIR NOBLE
co fcftr'on H., Memphis Tenn
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NO. NORTH COURT.

This property is situated on the north side
OF North Court street and fronting Court
Square, the very center of the city having a
front Of AN feet by TAX feet deep, a one
story brick building thereon. now occupied
by VOLTS Saloon and Isaac's Tailor Shop
and running to Lowenstien's new building.
This piece of property is unquestionably
very valuable. An opportunity 10 secure
such property at forced sales like this comes
only once in life time
NO. 2-MAIN STREET.
This property. No. 1sl Main street, has a
brick building thereon, now occupied by the
Mayhowcr saloon, corner of the alley on the
west side of Main street, between Washing
ton and Poplar. Lot 1SlSxG0 feet. We all
know that AS Memphis is growing with such
rapid strides the purchase of Main street
property will soon be thing of the past.
Public sales of such property TO wind up es-
tates do not often occur. BE ON the corner
Main and Madison street Saturday, May s.,
at 1880 o'clock a. IN. and you will secure a
bargain. {
NO. MARKET AND SECOND.
These lots as shown by plat, will be sold
one with the privilege OF two. They are
most conveniently situated being accessible
10 three street car lines and only one block
from Main street, and II Memphis grows, as
we have every reason TO believe Il will, Il
will lac but a very short time till this prop
erty viii he wanted for business purposes.
This will prove profitable speculation.
NO. WASHINGTON STREET
This lot as shown by plat, is situated ON
the north side of Washington street, between
Iaudcrdale and Orleans streets and Is T3x
lisi4 feet. Washington street Is being very
much improved and opened all the way
through. Work for this purpose is being
rapidly pushed now and in one or two more
weeks this street will be opened from the
river to Dunlap street. There is a good OBJ
opportunity for paying investment in this
lot
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THE ALARM WILL SOUND NO MORE
Anarchist Parsons Paper Dies After q
LILO of Two Years.


cnictoo, ILL.,, April 27-Tomorow the
issue 81 tie Alarm, the paper Of which A. r.
hroua, the anarchist was editor, will be
suspended indefinitely. Difficulties partak.
Ing somewhat Of financial character, Il IL
lupposed, have caused the sioppage. II Is n
queer coincidence that today Is exactly the
second anniversary OF tho last issue Of tho
paper by Parsons himself Dyer u. Lum,
the successor Of Parsons, In announcing the
papers suspension, remarks that the Alarm,
"Ie.esiablished week before the judicial
murder of our comrades, has ever sought 10
sustain the cause for which they died" The
journal has lasted barely ak months. lie
adds The difficulties have been great. The
pos'oflh'e has thrown many difficulties In my
way ihai monopoly 10 which State social
ists POINT with such pride. Again, ] have
bal W contend with other difficulties
wien came here, la response 10 sum
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Stockholders Meeting.

NJ. The annual meeting Of tho stockholders In
the Merchants Cotton Press aud storage tom.
pany will be held Al the once Of aid Company
In the city a. Memphis, on "Wednesday, tho i6th
day Of May isss Zoe The purpose q elcclins seven
plpolon 10 serve the cnnlng year
n, n JOHNSTON, scctclhrg.
y. d. sKwARD, op,ician. at Muliord'A
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Admlnlatrnior,n snln.

fI'HE undersigned. aimluisif Tor u TIE ostate o.
i Jennie podc,ia. deceased, viii I'd n urlafk nu
SATURDAY. the hth day u May tsss. NJ the lail
fulienoc # aid dccudOnt No ~ Dcsoio siruct
cell iuf uash, " The Highest bidder the lN.rluua
rfUItuy belonging 70 aid estate.
j. A. 1uDTsTA Adfniuisffntnr
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Chancery Sale
or.
II E A l. E S II A II X.

No. a,spa. Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby Coun.
W. y. keasley, administrator OF :. {. Clayton,
deCcasei " John a clayton 81 al.
Ny virtue Of an inicflocutory decree fnr nile. 81,
tered IN Nc above the 9th day " Janusry,
ltSs NJ u Of, PAGE 10 will sell At public auction,
70 the highest bidder. IN front Of The Clerk ard
Masters of.cr, Main street entrrnce ~ the court
house oi shelby county. Memphis. Ieunessoe, On
saturday, 9th day OF May, 1883,
within legal hnuu the following Described proper
~ situated in shelby county TvnnOsrc towt
About mites east ~ Memphis on the old Mem
pitts and Germantown plank fosd being lot No
ut Kenneth Gsfretfs subdivision, bounded ~ col.
lows beginning Al the southeast oufner Of lot No.
oi said subdivision la the crnteru the Memphis aud
Germantown plank mad runaing thence north
= east q % 100 chains 90 n stake. thcnue south
-, casi - 7lloo chains thence south 81 west
20 500 rhaln1 " the CrntUt Of said plank rnai.
thence north ~ wet with sid rad 10 Grie9
chains Co the beginning containing - - 100 acrea
TERMS ut salo-un credit Of aud N m0ufhE
note bearing Interest With security reuulrrd. Mei
rctsinsd. redemption barred. This isth dal u
Aprll, issN
| 81. MCDOWELL. Cietk aud Master.
| Ny !. N. bradley. o. g. mud ~
Taylor Carroll. 4 H. Mcllcncp Solicitors
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Aflmlnlairntor,a ANA

rI'HE undersigned administrator u The estate of
i lngMnn fodrsin deceased. will nt NJ O'Clock
SATURDAY, the Oh DAY II MAY ig,s nt iho i1ie
rr.ldtucg 81 aid dcc,dout Nn. 40 bcs0t1 street.
cell iur Onsh b. The highest bidder. thC Personal
Properly belonging 70 raIf sgiHio
A pUitfaTA Attotuf.ffstUf
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REMEMBER the date Of chanccry sale Of
the Pond tract, and be sure and be there
Monday, April 80.
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NO. EXCHANGE sTREET.

Tins Tot as shown by plat, Is O71ixl5GH
bnd lies on the north side Of Exchange
street, giving II southern front. IL is con-
ycnitn uy located, and in an excellent
ncgbborhood; being between Third and
Fouri! streets, and fronting on one car line
and within two blocks Of another.
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TuE long looked for sale Of the Pond
tract will take place Monday, April 80.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements In this column VIII be charged at
rte Of ibc for two lines ono insertion two inscr
tiuns. %. one week. nc
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

DoARn-iT7 sECoND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with board for man and wife eau bo had nj
III Second street Reference must be gilcn. Day
bOhrdcn solicited. MIS-. V. htllEkhiI
~ ElRABI.E ROOMS AND BOARD Al a MAD.
- son struUL
JNLEGANT ROOMS WITH GOOD hoard
" Lovely locations Lcnow Place ~ Walker ave.
HURST CLASS BOARD At REASONABLE
" priccs In private family, n Avery street
lNuRNIsuED ROOMS AND DoARD-il6 COURT
" street
LNURNIsIIEp ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
II board. lpp Main street
GOOD DAY no AHp-FoR slin PR WEEK. AT
VI i6l Main IT. John Mcrvlr Agent
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BY
@ , d man Manson suse on Saturday May 1888 public the highest bid
and previous d sale Titles perfect Terms sale oneomh cash. balance three
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Drvrcrrr eyesishi restored. Muliord's.
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hrANTED-LAUY AgEyrH FOR ouR ~
w proved Coordination hustle skirt t.rmnta.
bic hoops. Can BE- lnundrnad. latest Paris STYLE.
Ouc arrnt cold ~ IN Columbus last fpHnr nut
CAMPBELL a 90, 90 " Randolph u Chicago
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Alta BARGAINING l2s KERR STREET.
~ Chelsea nice frame, seven rooms. gas hydmnt
and cisiern. all In No, order lot hONlg1 feet; good
ncighborhood, no city taxes and.on street cur line
Apply 10 MINTER PARKER, or
A J. MAR.lS.
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MuLronD buys old gold.
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CEo. p. RrB5CH, IN. TIIE TlS AND sHFFT
VI ifrn worker business and RESIDENCE lele.
phone No. ~.
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shocking an fatal accident occurred
by the explosion of ohargs of pisnt
powder Ia mine at Chevelah Ist
Tuesday morning. The psrtica,ars "a
given BY MIR. Fred pice IN, sans in
yesterday ara as follsse, Frank Han
enei' an. L9nts Giilnoar vers WORKING
o.. prospect sijacsLt 10 tbs Eaele
mine, sud were removing ire rock bv
process OF blasting. They ont in tvo
charges Of powder, fIsd the fuse ana
repaired to place OF safety TO await
the consequent. explosion. One Of the
ehsraes did its work ana after yaiting
q seifeieut length Of time to sstisf.,
themselves tsst the second one vss q
failure they returned TO resume onera.
lions s. before and iaamedisteIy al IN
work putting IN another charge. They
nao completed this task and were stand.
ing side by side when the previous
cnafae exploded, the detached ffag-
menss OK rocks striking Giimeur fail In
me face tearing the whole upper part Of
n's face and bead away causing instant
death. The upper part Of his body vas
frsntfui.y maugiea and one of his
hands dlsmembefed. HancheiI received
some injuries from powder aud sail
pieces OF rock striking him In tia face
oai 10 wounds Of serious nature. Gil
Hoa, e Freedman by birth, vas
about 81 years OF age ard highly re
spected citizen Of Onevelah. He vas
unmarried and had no relative in this
couutry. Re has lived for several veaYs
upon his rapoh, .o5u; seven miles p~.,th
Of Chsweiah. Sf'o
On last Tuesday night, r.h On a..
citizers OF Aentesanc, ms, eas ..s
.eso s,s organization of q board Of
sas. csnssftatior aud by laws we're
soop1sd, altar which toe following Of
ncsrs ssre elected for the ensuing year:
rTesidenf. q. n. Byles; vice pre- dent.
y. u. Anileh; secretary. III. z. Goossr
treasarsr. g. n. Cochran. Al
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pssted 10 ssrfve b BssSsss ausiua ~
rrsssns vsek, hsvins Ian Rresuous.
netsnaka- isss Friday.
MF. =. banaxrau. fcrmeriy rssvaAs
ssesesssy 10 8svefpoT Semp3e, Eos -
eers<1 pssisio1 ir TIE osEce Of Sssvty
o. 6e1ersl Breckepsi3ae.
Mrz. p. Taspsr. Of Osy,pis, accom-
pa7ie1 b. her dsuahfes, Mim Doliie
Tusrsn. e4Ele 10 seattle fAss ThnsSdsJ
10 visa Mr.. Frank Tuspis-
NiM Lasy Hsuson, Of Osynpss, visit
"a her SISTER, Mr.. L. r. Perry, iass
Friday. SD left il The evening 30 visit
frisndx ~ Poss Gamble.
TIE Uaifosn Rznk Of ths Knights Of
PythiAs which vas 10 have given . ball
On next Saturday eveninz. has posspon
- u snsti the iasisf pars Of Nay.
M. IsaAc @. Ella, tie veil Known
ioeRef OF Oym yss, vas isst Sunday
emitted IN maSsiegs 10 Miss Z. Ioe'rex.
. prominent ycana lady Of thss csty.
Mr.. Valentine Hall has resigned hia
position With tsss POSTAL telegraph sef
vice. snd Expects shortly 90 take az
fasaius On his ranch IN Lewis county,
Mira O. W. Bosrdnas. the Misses
BoasdrEsn and Mr.. 4. n. BsArdmaE
are expected 10 leave San Diego fol
Seattle about the latter part OF tn
month.
Mr.. J. Hs1aessey, representative II
this city for BsoWn, Bros. d Co., cl
San francisco, left On tbs Umattiia
FRIDAY evening. on Q rhoft visit 10 u
Bay City.
Mr.. I. Kern, Of this city will be urite<
10 marriage on the 18Th inst-, to Mis-
Carrie Landecker, Of Piacsfviile. Cali
fosnis, and IL ncs sxpceied to return y
Sestsle before April 1si.
MIRA J. A. MsCarvs., of Old Tacoma
10 here spending few days with be
ds1abter, Mrs. 1boe. w. Prosch. 81 81
Ninth street. Mrs. AcCarvsr returnes
last week from q foar moashs visit 4
California.
| Mrs. Viola Kenyon. OF this city, IL q
present In waiia wsila, the guest o
6fs- Milton Evans The obi.c Of Mrs
lKsryon's visi: 50 Esssefg Washington
10 ~ the interest OF she Rs.ief Corps 0
the q. A. Ii.
Mr.. Clarence Pseslop, bfo:hsf OF MI
Harold Preston, Of tnis city, 10 excecse'
to arrive 10 Seattle daring the wcek
and will leave for Mt. Vernon, where b
goes 10 represen. The Erm Of Carr, Pres
ton d Mcbride.
Hon. Bailey Gromsp and Mr.. Owens
Of Victoria, are 81 the Brunswick. III
GfomRn il tbs representative Of
large Ea9iish company which 10 en-
gagged in constructing a canal betvee
the upper Columbia lake and thu k5o,
enai river Ia British Columbia.
Il Mr.. W. J. MeGse, Who 10 extsnsivei
enGaged in Logging at stanwoed. has n
turned from visit TO bis cid home a
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Mrs. Nj
Gee, who has been visiting there for
year past. returned to the Sound wit
her husband.
The Rescos Ciab, o Temperance SC
ciety recently organized in this citI
gave very pleasant entertainment La
Ievening at Union bali. The evening
amusement consisted OF we'll selecte
programme, the participants In whic
receiving hearty applause.
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~. Mia 0snes lGssss, niss gsssssss
k&n6Sfsy Of Bsestis, 1IsGs Oveus II Heo-
soo en6 0j8 Mamis Kii<n Owns. 0t91
ksee : AGnsw of Rsctoa. DE-. A. b.
bensh Ct glecsos, 4f. ". D. &ooee, II.
0epses =. Moore.
A q1tG4 bot sxsssnsly Y;sAxsst I'D
ding lock pssss CO Yridsy svsnt1z. st
fhe sssidenss o. Mira Je1ris Szndsfs.
corner of Rousth and Madison streets.
Justice H " loses pesfofued the ser.
eUopy. nntaSnQ Ms. Lavssnce n 3sn,
II shss city azd hlfss HsnTirssa Barrow,
Of Lsopes Istaad.
wTkEsx HyumMAHT.
M. ssspkeu wfises, Of Csiston and
Aiss Martha T. Ebertart. ~ North bay
sese 90 Tuesday ias< uaised 10 nAyrs.
sas by 9sy. Join p. Danoo. The cef-
euony witch 80 "a unpsstenslo0s o1e,
took pisss - tie residences Of the of1cs.
sticG Clergyman
M'LsoD srAyvoKD.
A wedding Vas scie9uizsd 1t ths
Meshodiss Protestant parsonage. 90
Mondss OF iass week NJ. D. L. Nc
Leod Of Portland snd nse Cssa y
stafford we're TIE contracting parties
Rex. Csask Davis performed The csfe
asory.
DAVE ucuUMouD.
Monday evening lass. ct the residenc'
Of the eroom's ester, corner Of soussl
And Je9erso0 streets, occurred tbs mar
faiee Of Mr.. William Il. Davis and Ms
Theresa McDsrroo1d. Justice h. y
Jones performed ths marriage eere
nony.
snALL yAnzY.
| A very pleasant party VS. given o.
Wednesday evening BY Ars. Pratt
her residence on Third street. To
evening passed very pleasantly. To
| sofins Of ahsfalss and she rendition o
several musical selections being 10
main diversions. Those psessns vert
Mss. Pratt, Miss Van Wyck, Miss Em
err, Miss Jones, Miss 9sxzan, Ms
ssruve. Mr.. Eliot. Mr.. Cbapin, II
Miller. Mr.. sharpe. Mr.. Aiberssou. n
9sxsam. Mr.. BAKER.
'sHR."
Mr.. w. A. Thompson. Of the Wehsts
Il brad7 company. which has bad sne
q sacoessfri engagement al the Ns'
Park theateY, In Portland, 10 10 tie city
He is arranging 10 present. on the &c
"a and 24ih Of this mouth, the ptsce
which hare been 70 cordially receive
below. Daring the engagement 'Sns
will be given. and also AFTER Dark.
both Of which have been deIightin
large audiences at Portland.
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A nAEo rAsA

NAY hs&rs2 AesoTs s3s1 iu1nlis iavs
Ard stayscs s.s3Gssz isck!
.s2s's Ssas STA q !a2ka sal esaisr!as
ccad
To hire BRAID rtw esak.
-TrzEs sifrsSsys.
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rhs father, freed from holiday attire.
Wears a preocoupied. bus happy look;
His duty done. bis heart Is very light,
But not 70 light ~ bis old pockeiboek
-7eras siftis1s.
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We bought the balance Of importers stock Of Muslin
Lawn, Swiss, Nainsook and Null Embroderies, 1O,5OO
pieces. this seasons importation. greatly under value
We will offer the Same this week at attractive prices.
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eIxHrtA sotIKwS.


AANtsA EakE1EN-
Ms 3 q 10y save tsasa .zr,s
= szfnAafss q fee fFsse3s - Aaasf Il
Ars. A - Eexa.
Mrs. q tsgesvsi gave laEes ssrsY
Idrrssas iS acnss aisa .. Er. A. W.
kaSae.
zzs fsTzAsEH cxrE
Az 3 nsssssrE = BE fstlsiah cszb
ss&t Wednesday sse04Rx. a wAs assss-
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MlfFBRS SOCIAL.
SeeIety Events which have
usrksd the Past Week.
Il List Of Pleasant Sur.
prise and Birthday
Parties.
Marriages Which Have Been
Recently Soiemnized-
osns Ks5syssIs Ksssisw Gsssssisss-
RsssssaI 50 Othsvvss-ssssssy
h cistes - fhs ssssd-
a IxAr yxAs asSsCrsss.

II su ssry, Clara" he quietiy said.
sYe4 fear 10 voasd not dos
hnd added, - iowiy sbs bowed Der Ssso'
"But III be brother 10 sea
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Hvssise PAnrr.

Nss. !. ID. Isosmsn gave q most en-
ioysbls party NJ her residence corner OF
ftfsb and Seneca streets on tue evenias
a. Friday last. The usual evening
suusements vefe t1duiaed IN and Q
tu.le.nsiy good time njoyed BY all pfes-
sus. itsy wsre, Mira. Lowmsn. Mr.. and
Ms. HsIlsr, Mr.. aud Mrs. wbittiessy.
HI. sad MRS. Kellogg, Miss Emery.
Mics Van Wyek, MISC Henry. Messfs
Smart, Onapin, Collins, Preston. Miller.
Hssost. Peliy and QazxAm.
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ssssHpsy suErazx sAxrr.

A birthday surprise psfsy sss Ten
Asged Mr.. Waiter Hall on Mordsy even
~ tasl By q number Of hts friends, ~
IN residence, corner Fourth aud Madi.
$50 streets. Among those pr sent we're
m. aad Mrs. waiter Hail, Mrs. Hall,
NJ. and Mrs. A. 90 ming. Mr.. and Mrs.
HMM. Mis-. Hsmiin. oapiain and
Mrs.. asisors, NJ Clayton. u. II. ksi-
isss. z. wallace, A. n. 7 ana. q. j.
pn.sb. ID. J. b. EaelssoD. W. Meyers
sx.d q. A. Kellogg.
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pIRIapAy sgaPsIsK Panty

An enjoyable party was given last
Tuesday evening ut the residence q!
Mr.. ana Mrs. u. A, Carr. on Flf,b
street, Ia honor OF the twenty firss
birthday Of Mr.. q. W. Stalk. TIE even
tna's ensertalnment consisted Of sing
tnq, reei,ailons aud games. About mid
night sapper vas served, after which
The party broke %. The foilowina were
tbs euesls; Mr.. and Mrs. U. A. Carr.
Mrs.. l.. Ill. Andersen. Mias Allie Sack.
Mis- Helena Rhine. Miss Abbie Carr,
and Messrs. q. w. stafk. j. STARK.
william Heed and Flank A. n ekse.
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Al the rvsiienss q ar. Marssn Nor
sans, sntpTiuteuaans q she aines ~
ktsek nsAmNGa eaal aitirtea, on
ws3nesa ~. ths III lusl-ni, lust after
she arrival 90 she passenger tram fsapa
Seattle, iAsFe assembled 9 ga<sls nas.,
Der % gessis t. witness tie salssantss
tien and gatsske 81 tss sansptaers fssss
as the aaAEztaxr II the hasI'a eG.t,a
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
BIRTHDAY PARry.

Al the residences OF Captain aud L..
Al. Mouotford last Monday evening, =
large number Of ladies' and gentlemen
assembled tn honor Of the sixteenth
hirthdav e Miss Mabel Monut'orj, the
captains only daughter. Tbs evening
vas delightfully."- spent by all those
present..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

A wedding vss scie1uszsd at tes
neshodiss Protestant psrsooaee. 90
Mondas Of iass veek. Mr.. d. L. No
Leod Of Portland snd Hss Clara ~
stafford we're TIE contracting parties
Rex. Csaxk Davis performed The csfe-
Uopy.