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MONTANA SCHOOL or MINES.
The School Established and Now in Progress

0SAO0 anu ENY"
With q degree of unanimity we have never
seen equalled, and with an earnestness wor'
thy Of the admirable cause and the favora-
BILE auspices and the talents of the Professors
who have enlisted for the work, the Press OF
Montana has approved and encouraged the
project of the establishment of the School
Of Mines, by the College Of Montana. In
two weeks from the time the project was
first published in this paper, with the state.
ment that ten students were required before
it should be finally determined upon, twelve
scholarships were taken, and the School was
formally opened January !, 1883, with that
number present and quite . number of others
In correspondence with q view to entering.
Two classes have already ~started-one a first
year class, composed Of those who have
already made considerable progress in several
studies of the course, and another prepare
tory class, which will take in those desiring
to enter their first year, c%oincident with the
next College year. This will enable the adj
mission of scholars at any time to prepara-
tory studies and entrance in regular classes.
DR.. f. W. Traphagen has charge of Chem
istry, Geology and Physics, and Prof. F. N.
Notes.-The of Mathematics and Astronomy,
while others of the Faculty will instruct in
the other courses until the other Professor
arrives. Each of these gentlemen are grad
yates Of the Columbia School of Mines, and
this school will be conducted on precisely
the same principles, and with the same studies
and training as there.
While profaseoro and Notoefin no
have been most prominently mentioned in
this connection, they a~si1e us 10 say that to
President Mcmillan belongs the greater
credit of establishing this school, and that it
was his ideas and fundamentally that gave
1t form and fruition, so comprehensively
carried the design into effect, and established
it on a firm and useful basis. 1t will, how.
entail upon him more arduous duties,
for its establishment emphasizes the neces-
sity for another College building, which
must now be built this year, and upon him
devolves the task of procuring the means
therefor. That he will accomplish it, what
who has watched his building up of the Col
lege Of Montana will doubt. For him obsta-
cles are things made to be overcome-mere
clouds, beyond which lies the perpetual sun
shine of all success worth striving for, and
it he is spared for the work he will not fail.
We cannot close this mention of the
School of Mines without thanking each of
contemporaries who haye shown so gen.
erous a disposition to aid it, and confidently
that as it was an educational need of
Montana, it may fully justify the best expec-
Of its promoters, its friends and those
who enter it.
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inefficient Mail Service.

There has never been a time hat we can
recollect when the mail service of Montana
was as inefficient as it IS at present. When
the railroads are blockaded mail is not ex-
pected over those roads; but the complaint
we make is Of inefficient service when the
trains are running. The local service seems
even worse than the through service. The
Miner is sent here by express and arrives
generally a day sooner than the Inter Noun
tain which was published the day before the
Miner. The Independent which should arrive
here at l p. m. has not been coming until the
next day after publication, and in fact we
did not receive last Fridays Herald and In
dependent until Monday afternoon of this
week. Sometimes two or three days paper
mail will be delivered at once. Two weeks
ago the NEW NORTH WEST east bound sack
via the Northern Pacific was miscarried, and
that issue and the one of the week following
reached subscribers on the same day. These
are but a few of the direlictions that are
causing SO much well grounded complaint.
Since the above, and more, was in type we
have received a letter from 'Robert H. Bar
clay, CnleI CIeTk, EiBuIu OIvioAOus AA0'1""y
Mail Service" dated Helena, Jan. 21st, in
which h says he "will do his best to give
Montana q perfect railway mail service"
and will give the matters we complained of
last week prompt attention. Mr.. b. says he
believes we bad just cause for complaint,
but should have written to him first. Well,
bless your soul. Mr.. Barclay, we hadn't the
slightest idea who or where you were, or
that your intentions we're so thoroughly in
accord with our desires, and there has never
been a month SINCE we had railway mail
service that there has not been the same
| thing to a greater or less degree to complain
of. The above items will give a pointer as
! to existing conditions now, and If you viii
make an effort to straighten them up and
keep them Strengthened, the entire news
paper press and public of Montana will bless
o carpet bag and all. 1t is simply awful,
the way things are going. Give US relief
from what is in in sight, and hereafter we
will be only too happy to submitd irelictions
to you direct.
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New Millinery Rooms.

Mrs. E. G. Lame, having leased the rooms
on Main street recently occupied by Mrs.
Dakin, will in about twenty days receive a
full line of
the LATEST NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY,
which will be placed ON sale at prices suited
to the times. A share of the patronage of the
ladies of Deer Lodge and vicinity is respect
fully solicited. -
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING in connec-
ton with above. 968 Ct
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r,ur,.,NE OF GOLD JEwELRY

To be Sold Low Down to Close ou' ~
~ o,oxe ont the line, 1 offer for sale, 10,
- thirty Days, a large stock OF sol'"
Cold .Jew~lry. in latest designs, AT VEIL
ow PRICES All desiring goods III 'n's ~
al AMI Il 20 their interest to call al once.
~. oe 1879. 96s 1t WIN. COLEMAN
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THE HENDRY
The Letter Circular to be Issued by the
Montana Press Association.
MdependentI9M

From Messrs. James n. Mills, of the Deer
Lodge NEW NORTHWEST; Geo. H. Wright,
Livingston Enterprise; and VIM. H. Todd,
Benton River Press, committee of The" Hen-
dry Memorial" emanates the following,
which is to be circulated in letter form
among the members of the fraternity and
friends of the deceased: -
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DEER LODGE, NJ. T..
January a, 1883.

The Deer Lodge Drug Co. are agents for
Northrup, Braslan & Goodwin Co., Seedsmen
Of Minneapolis, MINI. Will take orders for
Grass Seeds of all kinds, Vegetable and
Flower Seeds, Bulbs, SC. 948 If
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices inserted
free, if information thereof is sent to this office.
Obituary Notices, Resolutions of Coincidence,
Notices of Meetings, etc., will be charged for at
advertising rates.
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sHILcH'S VITALIZER IS what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness. and
al symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug
Co. S4S
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A full line of Standard Novels is kept by
the Deer Lodge Drug Co. NS If

Wooliston, the water works man, has con.
tracted with Bozeman to put in q gravity
system there, similar to that in Deer Lodge.
The water supply is abundant, although it is
not probable they can get an equal pressure
to that which we have. The work is to be
lone this year.
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cATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloi.'s Catarrh Remedy Price SO
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Deer
Lodge Drug Co. S8
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MARRIED,

PATTERSON - HARR1s.-At the Catholic
church in Portland, Or, Jan. II, 1888, by
Rev. Father Ferran, Mr.. p. C. Patterson,
of Deer Lodge, and Miss Elizabeth C.
Harris, of Portland.
GoDA1R-MENARD-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents, West Deer Lodge, Jan.
II, 1883, Mr.. Harmidas Godair, Of Butte,
and Miss Marie Belzemire Grazeala
Menard.
SPARRow-LEvENGooD-A At the residence
of the brides father, P.L evengood, Esq,
near Anaconda, Jan. %. 1883, by Rev.
DR.. D.J. Mcmillan, Mr.. Chas. W. Spar
row and Miss Cora NJ. L%evengood.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersigned
will please call and settle.
R. Conn
New Chicago, MT, Jana, 1883. 966 1t
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WILL .CC $500 W.. nysp;ps1a a.
teed to Cure you. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug
Co S9S
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COLLEGE o MONTANA, Jan. %, 1888.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by the Deer Lodge Drug Company. 1856 1y
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Bright Eyed Thanks.
Editor New North. West:

Editor Ne,v North. Vest:
The College girls, through your paper,
wish to express their thanks to Msssrs.
Evans, Bennett, Ward, Estill and Larabie
for the sleigh ride they so much enjoyed last
Saturday night. 1t was indeed a "sweet sur
prise" which will long live in the memory of
each one thus made happy by these large
hearted citizens.
In the words of Tiny Tim we say, "God
bless us every one."
COLLEGE GIRLS.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA, Jan. %, 1883.
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GROUP, WHooP1NG COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale
by Deer Lodge Drug Co. SS
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RELIGIOUS.

cArHoL1c-Services every Sunday. Sunday
school at 2 O'Clock each Sunday under direction
Of Sisters of Charity.
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A large assortment of Fresh Candies just
received at Charlie KenYon's. 935 tt
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For
sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co. sos
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday at Tx
I'M. and TX p. m: Sunday School at 1Ok a. m.
Services also on Wednesday evening at TX.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price rs cents. For safe by
Deer Lodge Drug Co. 1913
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EPIscoPAL.-serviees on first. third and
every Sunday at 2 p. m.
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LAMPS! LAMPS! NJ

At Deer Lodge Drug Company's. Street
Lamps, Library Lamps, Hall Lamps, Par!or
Lamps, Kitchen Lamps and Fine Styles
Lanterns. The finest line ever brought to
Deer Lodge. $50
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cpANn ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

Regular Assemblies at Union Hall, second and fourth
rridays OF each month. at I. 30 p. m. Visiting Com
,sdea are cordially invited to attend.
II. F. MARTz, Adjutant.' LEW. COLEMAN, PC,
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See Tom Commit for Brown Stont. 957 If
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
you. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 80
sHILoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures Consump-
ton. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co. S9S
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Observation-Disclosures every Sunday 1t
1IX O'Clock a. M, and ~ o'clock .. m. Sun
day School every Sunday at lOk .. m.
E. !. GRoENEvELD, Minister.
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aOCllcTY MEETINGS.
ORDER OF IRON HALL.

The meetings # Branch No. 625 Of tn. .n'er of
Ian I,,l. viii be held ut Union Hail, on tn. hr.t .nd
,h,ra Friday evenings OF each month. ut 8 O',j,ck'
W.tiiur Friends OF the Order are cordially invited ia
a. IL ~. JOSEPH McDDNNAiI 80 ].
"Wu u "Hr, Eft, Accountant. MI
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BORN.

~JosLYN-In Deer Lodge, Tuesday, Jan. %,
1883, to Mr.. and Mrs. q. d. Joslyn, a
daughter.
WALKER-In Northern California, Jan. II,
1888, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker, for
merly of Deer Lodge valley, a daughter.
DIED.
TALBoT-In Butte, January q, 1888, the in
FAINT son of MI. and Mrs. ia. Talbot.
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! han the Lowest.

l965u A. XII sscHMlDr & Co., Limited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-29

the har dsome building is complete. 1t is
we'll fitted To he needs of the Association.
There is littleif any thing lacking to m AXE
it perfect, sni nothing has been furnished
that cannot be used TO advantage. The
members of he Y. NJ. G. A. are certainly
to be congratulated upon the posse sion Of
such compile and we'll appointed homo
AS before stated the muni6cent gift is
the work Of Ms Ruth Maxwell and Gaugh.
teIs. AS it low stands the building GER
tsiuly could not be replaced for $40, 900,
and the handsome site adds dOubly 10 ite
value.
The members of the Association hope
when they enter the building to enter upon
q new era OF good work. With increased
facilities they will endeavor to extend their
fields of labor in every direction. Within
the last year the membership has been
greatly increased, and many more a6di-
tons are expected within the year to come.
Frequent entertainments and lectures will
be given and everything will be done to
make the new home attractive and advan-
tageOus to every young man who desires TO
enjoy the facilities it offers. The reading
room and gymnasium will be spe cial objects
of interest. and tits hoped that many more
will be found willing to make use of them
than ever before.
The frat meeting in the nav building
will be held Sunday afternoon ct four
o'clock. 1t will be for men alone. There
will be interesting talks by members,
ard special music for the occasion
The formal opening will take place New
Yesrs Day, from until 8 O'clock p. m.
Mayors orchestra will furnish tie music
The young lady friends Of the ASSOCIATION
are making Preparations to receive callers
and promise them an elegant cntertlin-
ment. In the evening at s O'Clock, the
dedication services will be hald. Every
body is invited, and it is sincerely hoped
that all who can will turn out to give the
Y. NJ c. A, grand old time house warm
inc
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doings of boats and Boatmen Along the
Ohio.

Doings OF boats and Boatmen Along the
Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet inches and rising.
The Louis A, Sherry arrived on time
from Cincinnati, and will leave for that
port this afternoon at 3 o'clock,
The steamer W. N. Char celIor is still in
port at ParkersbuTg, bat will probably 50
into her regular trade again about the first
of the week.
The steamers Elaine and Barnard are
lying in port, but the old coal burners will
begin operations about tomorrow again.
PdrkersJurg Journal.
The Coal Valley has hesn taken ont on
the decks a. MCkeesport, and will be
placed in good condition. She was dam
aged as much 90 expected.
On Christmas morning the first train
crossed the new Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad bridge at Cincinnati, and the
event YVES celebrated by steamboats, in
port ringing bells and blowing their whis-
ties. This bridge, however, is q great
menace to towboa.s with tows Of coal.
The marks from above, yesterday, were
"a follows: MorgsntoWn, B feet inches
and rising; weather cloudy. brownsville,
10 feet inch and falling; weather, cloudy.
Lock No. 4, IL feet and rising; weather
cloudy. Greensboro, l5 feet and rising;
weather clear. Oil City, 6 feet l inch
and rising; weather cloudy and cold.
Parker, 7 feet inches and rising; weather
clear end colder. Rice's Landing, 10 feet
3 inches and rising; weather cloudy.
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POINTS ON PROPLH.
movements of Citizens and tho Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens and tho Coming and
Going Of Strsngerp.
Miss Mamie Haase, of Charleston, is Wis
iting friends in the city.
Major ]. O. McEldowney, of Wetzsl,
WIS in the city yesterday.
Mss Nora B. H,lles, OF GAINESVILLE, o ,
is visiting friends on Fifteenth street.
Mrs. @. Hoffman, of Morgantown, is the
guest OF Mrs. J. f. Merriman on Chspline
street.
Ju6gs Cochran returned from Toledo
vet rday, afte, spending Christmas at
hone.
Mrs. E. Jacobs and Mrs. George Kelly
asa child, OF 'MOrgantown, are at the
Sslnm.
Gap. J. F Lsgge and Capt, J. A. Hun
In Of the &. & 0. railroad, were 10 the
Gig yesterday.
President EIrnshaw Of the Wetzsl Coun-
ty Court, passed through town yesterday
"a his way home.
W.R. Warren, W. T Clay and J. E.
Campbell, of Bethany, registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Hearue entertained a num-
her of friends very pleasantly LAST evening
at her home in Lsatherwood.
Miss Matte Spioe., Of Washington coun-
tv. Md, is the charming gueet of the Misses
Cayausueh, on Thirteenth street.
state Senator Ben 0xley, Of Lincoln
comfy. arrived in the city last evening
and is ouariered at the Howell House.
Messrs. F. G. Arberz and August Stroh'
MAYER we're rendered a pleasant surprise
nortv at Msennerchor Hall Thursday
svaniug. Several spsechts were made, re-
frashmeptS we're served and dancing was
The order of the hour, 10 Killmeyer's mu-
music.
A pleasant progressive euchre party was
OWEN last evening &C the st. George Hall,
corner Market and Fourteenth streets.
About thirty five couples were pre'ent and
4 pleasant evening was spsnt. Toe p. izss
we.e won by Mr.. John Shoeksy and Miss
Wingerter.
Sheriff L II ESart and guards Henry
K. Black and Hon. B. H. Oxlsy will leave
tomorrow morning fer MOundsville, with
Granville Mcdaniel, WHO goes up nine
wears for murder, and George Thomas.
who will serve The State two yaar5 for
forgsry. Mn. EWart will 60 with the
party, and will visit her uncle, Harry
Dunbar, OF New Richmond, Ohio, before
her return, remaining about two weeks
Charleston Star.
1t En-
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Sam Moffatt, OF this city, the old Indian,
apolis pitcher, has abandoned base ball
again and gone West.
Nothing new will be apt to turn up in
the Tri-State Le,gae until after the meet
ing to be held January 10.
Dave Orr and Msys have been signed By
the Columbus club. Manager Buckenber'
ger is getting strong team together.
Ad Gumbert insists he will not sign 8
Chicago contract for 1889. and tbas it will
take much more than s., 500 to tempt bin
to play professional ball.
Billy White still has his eye on Column
bus engagement. If ne don't get II he car
thank Chris Von der Abe for the failure
Chris wanted to wait too long TO set
whether he could fill Whites place Co
Li,nbus Journal
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IMPORTANT DECISION
RENDERED BY JUDGE JACOB IN THS CIR
CUITCOURT,
Yesterday in The Case Of Il. @. and 4. Q. Caldwell
vs.. the City Of Wheeling, in Reference 10
Strengthening Caldwslrs Run.

An important decision vas made by
Judge Jscob yesterday morning in the
Circuit Court, in the case Of q. O. and A.
G. Caldwell VS.. the City of Wheeling, over
ruling the Defendants motion to dissolve
the plaintiffs Injunction epjoining the
defendants from constructing a stone wall
in Caldwell's run, on Eoff street, near the
bridge, and thereby turning the run on
the land Of the plaintiffs.
The Court decided that 80 much Of the
prayer Of the plaintiffs, compelling the
city TO straighten the run and put it on the
south side of Twenty-ninth street, in the
ten feet claimed to have been added 10
that street in the dedication for the pur-
pose Of Strengthening the run, could not be
granted, btcaUse Court Of Equity has no
right to compel specific performance in
such a case. The Court held that
the title of the public to Twenty
ninth street being acquired by dedication
and accepted by the public authorities,
even though condition was annexed to
the dedication as claimed by the plaintiffs,
l. e.:-the Strengthening OF the run, never
theless, although the public authorities
had accepted the dedication by taking and
using the street, refusing to perform the
condition, yet Court of Equity hiss no
right to decree that the city should comply
with the condition and straighten the run.
The Court held that in proper suit for
the purpose, if ten feet hsd been a6 led to
Twenty ninth street for specific purpose,
10 wit: for the strengthening of the run,
a.Court of Equity might eDjoiu the use Of
the said ten feet by the city for any other
purpose, but could not compel its being
used for Strengthening the run, holding that
when title to street was acquired by dedi.
cation, such title rests upon the doctrine
of estOppd in pals, or, in other words, upon
the doctrine that after tender CT property
for public use as street or alley, and work
done by the public upon the fai,h of tuch
tender, the title of the public is perfected
without any deed or writing, because il
would be inequitable after the work was
done on the faith of the tender, to allow
the dedicator to revoke his tender CT dedi'
cation, and that the title by dedication is
in no respect contract.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"AmoDg the Pines"

Reserved seats for the production of this
q eat drama at the Opera House next
Mondsy and Tuesday evenings and Ne"
Years matinee, will he put on sale al
Houses music store this morning. TIE
company is q fine one, and Of the play the
Philadelphia Ledger says: "'Amoug the
Pines was produced at the Grand opera
House last evening. It's fault So story
il that the heroiOe fails to enlist sympathy
because che is too eIsily turred from her
lover, hut tire lovers consistency makes mp
tor that. Among the Pines presents
several scenes that take the popular fancy,
among them q country schColhouse, with
a score Of bright children at their desks,
snd = saw mill sc,us, with the mill in mo,
ton. These were received with great
favor by the large audience present last
evening Tue play is fiuely mounted, and
has clements that irsure it's popularity"
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A MERRY TINE.
mo Ohlldrsn's Party ~ dr. and Mrs. Pol

rho ChlIdrsn's Party NJ Mr. and Mrs. Pol
locks Residence.
The following cute invitation, embossed
on silver bropzed card, waS teSt out tC
some thirty odd little people several days
ago by Mss Emily Pollock:
My mother wants to know If your mother viii
let you come TO my party.
Signed,
Below this unique combination OF re-
quest and interrogatOTy were the words
dancing" and 'fcom $50 to $50 p. m.
Promptly in response 70 this call at least
thirty of "a happy little misses aud mas
ters as were ever seen assembled at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs Julius Pollock,
on Chspline str eet, yesterday evening,
and the fairy way they danced to Miss
Mamie Siig,esves' excellent piano music
was the admiration of the old folks who
dropped in sally to chaperone the tot
hons at the close of tbs merry time. \
substantial lunch was served from seven tc
eight, which the little folks enjoyed with
AZ much prattle and pleasure rs flock o.
black. birds alightiHg in corn field.