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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

A GANG of Italian railroad hands at
tempted 70 thaw out frozen dynamite
cartridge the other night near Will
iamsburg, y. Y. They succeeded be
yond their most sanguine expectations,
and every one in this vicinity thought
an earthquake had materialized.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

Is trying to cut ''pigeon-wing'' on
the ice on the Kennebec the other day
Charles johnson got fall By which
he broke an arm, a leg. TWO ribs,
cracked his skull and knocked out
four teeth. Those not satisfied with
the performance had their money re-
funded.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21
Cleveland to BE Summoned.

wAsHrxsTos. Feb. IS The Star says that
the complainant, Dr.. Rogers, in the Pan
Electric case of Rogers against Garland,
intends 10 summon President Cleveland
after March 70 testify as TO statements in
regard to the Pan-Electric Company alleged
70 have been made 70 the President BIZ Mr.
Garland, Casey Young, Senator Harris and
others
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

This Canary Islanders have no need
Of a Soc ety for the Prevention Of Cru
city % Animals. Compassion for the
damh creation is found among them in
Il highly Gu tivated state The author
OF Rides and Studies in the Canary
Isles met a mule wa king up the
street at demure pace in two pairs Of
Sacsc 9th breechss. Il IS because Of
the HES. senior. the cursed flies said
tho mu.eteer. with a smile Of sym
Vathy. Here is an opportunity
for international reciprocity Let
them send missionaries Of humanity
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

FIGARO says two professors con-
nocted with the Pasteur Institute IN
Paris have succeeded in identifying
the generatiye microbe OF diphtheria.
The discovery Of a preventive OF this
disease by means Of vaccine virus is
expected TO follow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

A RATHER strange afIliction hap
pened 10 Minnesota couple who were
sleigh-riding. The young mans right
ear and the lady's left ear were frost
ed, while the other two were not cold
at all Why ali four ears were not
frosted IS a problem which may be
submitted to the high-schOol class in
physiology.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

The metropolitan characteristics of
the American people are noticeable in
the following statistics: In 179J one
thI tieth Of our population was found
IN cities; in $500. one-twenty-fifth; in
$50. One-twentieth; in 1850. one
eighth, in 1860. one-sixth; in 1880.
two-uinths.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

IT IS said that the salary OF the Sa-
moan King IS twenty dollars per
month He must have hypOthecated
several years salary to buy cartridges
for his army at the rate Of eleven cents
a piece War is in the nature Of a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

ACCORDING to Gaskeirs Atlas Mount
Hercules. in New Guinea. IS the
highest mountain in the world. lis
height is given as >. 76S feet Tie
same authority gives Mount Everest
29.0O feet, 50 that Mount Hercules
leads the world as the highest mount
ain By 3. 766 feet
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb ls-John l. Adams,
member Of the house Of A. !. Adams & Son,
cotton warehousemen Of Macon, was arrest
ed Saturday ON the charge OF forgery 20
the amount OF $1,000 he coufesses bis
guilt and ascribes his fall TO dealings IN cot
ton futures
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

CHICAGO. Feb. tS-See 8 Co, corpora
ton of Cinnamon engaged in the grocery
trade at S23 Clark street, mourn the loss OF
slooO and the secretary, sing leu boto
departed Saturday night Sing lou slept ID
the store and as he had the combination 70
the safe it was no trouble to open II ana
take the money His present whereabouts
are not known
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

LANCASTER Pa. Feb. 1S-Dayfd Fleming
Houston. Of Roanoke. Va, State Senator,
died here very suddenly yesterday He ar
rived on the Atlantic express from Indian
apolis. where he was in conference with
President-elect Harrison He fell on the
ice while entering a relatives house and
burst a blood vessel His death re in
q few minutes sEzS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

A MAN in New York wants divorce
from his wife because he married her
when he was intoxicated. This is but
another instance Of what frightful
risks men will run when wine is in and
wit is out
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

Against Many Vices, aHd Condemns the
Public school system.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.--At all the masses at
the Roman Catholic churches Sunday an
encyclical letter from the Pope was read,
in which the faithful are warned against
avarice against immoral tendencies
in literature and the drama, and
against materialism in thought. which
breeds socialism, communism, nihilism,
etc The letter also condemns public
schools. and says of them: There is no
ecclesiastical authority left in them; and
during the years when it is most fitting
for tender minds to be carefully trained in
Christian virtue the precerts OF religion
are for the most part unheard
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

LONDON. Feb IS.-The judges OF the court
OF appeals have refused 70 grans an ofaef
OF appeal 70 Mr. William o Brien against
the recent sentence 10 four months mn rs
onnent for otenses under the Cglnss act
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

Two MN in Texas had a dispute as
to what pro bono publico'' meant.
and they settled it by carving each
other with knives. The term means
just what it did before.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21
cLEVELARo'S SINGLE.
Preliminary Steps Taken Towards Hang
ing II Out I'm Gotham.

ing II Out i'm Gotham
New YORK, Feb. I6 President Cleveland
name has been posted for membership IN
the New York Bar Association IL
was proposed by Charles NJ De
Costa and seconded by Wheeler p.
Peckharn. 1t will be voted on by the
meeting the second Tuesday in March. II
Mr. Cleveland has already been admitted
to the bar of this State, he has TO take no
further steps TO render him eligible to
practice at the courts in this city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

wuKEsEARRE Pa, Feb. Is - Giuseppe
villa. one OF the muTderers Of Paymaster
Mcclure. has been arrested at his home in
Italy. considerable part OF the stolen
money was found in bis possession
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

THE United States are eating more
oranges, lemons, bananas. figs and
raisins than any other country on
earth
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 = The President
has signed the commission OF Norman j.
CoIman 70 be Secretary Of Agriculture.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21
AN AWFUL FATE.
A Mississippi Farmers House Destroyed
by Fire and Four of His Children Lose
Their

A Mississippi Farmers House Destroyed
by Fire and Four of His Children Lose
Their Lives.
ASHLAND, Miss, Feb. 1S.-The house Of
Thomas WILLOWS a well-to-do farmer living
five miles east of this place. was de-
stroyed by fire between il and II
O'Clock riday night, and four of his
children were burned to death Nh
WILLOWS three Oldest daughters were
sleeping upstairs and the fire had made
such Roadway before being discovered that
they could not be rescued One Of the
youngest children was downstairs, but it
was lost in the excitement The four
Oharred bodies were found in the ruins,
Mr. WILLOWS himself was badly burned.
A Large Stable in Kansas City Destroyed
by EIrc-One of the Projectors Loses
His Life Narrow Escape OF His Family
Ninety-FOur Horses Burned.
KANSAS CITY Feb IS At IL o'clock last
night fire broke out in the large brick barn
of X lands corner of Tenth and TroOst
streets causing the loss of ninety -four head
of horses and seventy-fiye carriages and
buggies J. r. Hoffman, one Of the
partners. and his family, occupied
apartments upstairs They were aroused
by the flames and jumped to the street be-
low. Mrs. Hoffman and child reached the
ground in safety, but Mr.. Hoffman fell,
striking his head against the curling,
knocking him insensible, and he was suffo-
Gated before he could be rescued The loss
is estimated at 5000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-02-21

A Large Stable in Kansas City Destroyed
by EIre-One of the Projectors Loses
His Life Narrow Escape of His Family
Ninety Four Horses Burned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10
rwo NEW YORK STATES.

The North amcrioga Esi-w Tor Jan.
nary contains . Strang article Hy Iu-
Glen sanial in favor Of the division q,
the state of New Work The arFys-
ton that one OF another of the states
Of the Union should be divided B. ty
no means an uncommon our. aul
such suggestions usually attga,. iuac
attention, bu, il cannot be denied That
Mr.. sanial a3duces many strong a--a.
ments in favor o. the division nj New
York.
These arguments ara almost entirely
Of a political nature, Mr.. Sanial woa,t
set OF the metsouel,tan district ,aa,
is Long Island, New Nofk tlty and
the counties neutrality-suspicious. .n-
to a new state, lie wculA do this ta-
cause the people of thai section Dre
not politically To harmVay vi;h those
Of the remainder az The state and De-
cause their interests are cssynt sliy
different.
The metropolitan distr5c; Is Demo
cratic and is constantly becoming
more strongly 80. In ls.6 It gave IS
Democratic plurality @. 7S.eno. in l>>a
OF 81 90. in 1854 81 q 456 and H. IssS
of ahoa, $500 The counties outside
OF tim district gave Republican mss
iority OF l60oo in 1876 of 7sooo 81
1880. Of &. t@ in lSSi ana 90 about
S6,ooo in i>>, For tacn;y wears New
York has swung from side 20 s.je IN
each presidential election SIS she Dem
ocrats OF the metropolitan district OF
the Republicans OF the uorthern ceau-
ties succeeded in rolling gp the larger
majority. In ISIS ;hp vote ni jae
state was given "a Seymour, in
isT2 TO Grant. In 1876 to tn
den, in lSso TO Garfield, in iSSi
TO Cleveland ANA in IsSs 10 Har-
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Dissolution Of C0-Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Co. partnership heretofore existing
between g. W. Hunt and J. K, Patton, I'M
der tGc firm name Of Hunt q Patton, has
this Is. Gay OF December. ISIS, been dis
solved by mutual consent The business
cf said Cp-Var'rcrship having been con
slructi1n work upon the seattle, Lake
shore a. Eastern Hallway IN the county of
King. Washington Territory. All debts and
demands against said partnership are
60 Pee paid and ii.ui1stai by g. ". Hunt,
and an slH az moneys due OF 20 become
G1e said co-paTtlrIbip are 20 DE paid TO
said O.. " Hunt Wines our hands this
Isl day o. December, A. y. ISIS
q. ". HUNT.
10 .rar.,e-
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Tur editorial columns OF Iiapcrs
Hsef}y are now filed with advice 10
General Harrison. Mr. George Will
lam Curtis seems to think that it's bis
duty 60 select tire new Presidents cab
met dictate his policy and saperintend
his administration generally The
MuRwumps are apparently unable 10
under tand that they were utterly
cleaned oui last November
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NJ AEfEIE

formed Church, On seventh street. near
Pine. seattle. January sth. i.e8. by Rev.
g. Gfaedei. nF Louis kley 90 A,iss Louisa
Niclaud. both of BirCh Bay, Whatcom
gaHbty.
HpDEER -EnRERlsaE-Af tfe mause
Of the n W Presbyterian Church. on
THURSDAY. January g, fss9. by Rev Elliott
w Brown. NJ J. " Hookrr. Of cheney.
" T., sni Miss Lacy 4. Robertson, Of
Oshkosh. Wis
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NOTICE

OF a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Almond & Phillips Foundry Company,
for the purpose Of increasing the capital
stock Of said company.
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN To THE
" stockholders of the AllnOud & Phil
lvs Foundry Company. by the under
signed, al q the trustees Of said com
pany. that a meeting Of said stock holders,
VIII be held az the Office Of said
company IN the city of seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the 9th day Of February,
lS,9, at u O'Clock IN the forenoon OF said
day, for the purpose Of Increasing the cap
ital stock OF said company from its pres
eut amount OF ID shares OfSlaO eachtSl2, 600
10 1900 shares of 500 each 5000 All
stockholders are requested 10 be present.
CHAS. Il. ALMOND,
". r PHILLIPS,
Trustees Of said Almond & Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated seattle. ". T. necem her =. ISSs
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Tenth Street Tax Notice.

FTHE TAN LEVIED By TIE CITY
l carur.l in she district created 6y or.
1iEa4rt No st3. tH provide far the grading
az l-l-h sf0sat. trru1 seneca street %
Roadway. ans constructing sidewalks en-
p.la side, thereof. 3 nov due and pAyabie
~ Ilc cthss ef ttzs city treasurer Al
-aE-s sos paid wltbia
FDAFG DAYS
pi tte ursf publication 81 this notice VII
Dr. declared delinquent. i pensity ~ l.ve
pr eeuf added aud interest Al the rAle al
ten ucr cent CHARGED
W & FORREST, City Clerk.
First publication Of this notice, Jan ?, lisa
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The suggestion Of Chief Of Police
Mitcheli in regard TO the establishment
o. q reform school is q good one. Not
only IN Semitic, but in every city d
Washington Territory, there are
h0odiams who are too yoang % he
sent so the penitentiary BUT who
should not be permitted to he at large.
With proper effort many Of these
might be prepared Tor useful citizen
ship, II this city or county should
establish such q reiorIuatory instita-
ton SIS IS needed an arrangement
could probably be eile ted by which il
would become o place Of confinement
for iucorrigllle youth from all part Of
The territory, and eventually IL would
become territorial institution. The
subject - one which shogld be freely
discussed.
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yissga. IN tire last thrre elsetieBs
ahe vsse q New York has been d,s-
ire ard she control 81 slse n2ssa.-Al
eoveFauer: his depended spon the
uneerta.n hitting 81 The halxnee q
politleaE pewcr hetween Se~ Fcrk
state ard View York CITY
This. ~ III. sarizI sags. eannoE 90
On raach longer. The metropolitan
asssrset Be- Increasing II population
nnueh more rapsdiy tssn tee resnain-
derof fha state. sad the tine s n9s
far disiant when its voting strength
vii be 80 gFezt that the Re
publican nz55rises II the north
ern counties vii aIw4ys he
ogeEcoms. Then. az Mr Laniai
.aFs. - Republican constituency Of
nae thaa %. Goo voters, ard 3 90 90
people sill have lost a. chance q eysF
being represented IN the electoral eol-
leee. anG probably also liftle later
IL tie United States seaage. Outside
Of the Enetr0p8 tan eouaties Z VIII se
a perfsuetory dsty 70 vote tor press
aeat. Concerning the settlement Of
those important Issues zhich ma
;fa.al contest usaaliy laYolTes TIE
vast oomnunltv In question, greater
IN population than any Of the states
bat three. vii have practically nothing
u say. ard might IS vel Re disfran-
ebissa
NJ. saniai's remeiy e. Is has been
sasI, 20 et tbe metropolitan district
apart s. a separate state Il would
become = reliably Democratic state,
and the remainder Of the state would
take its proper place IN the republican
column. Zach section would exercise
only Tire degree Of political power
10 ghieh Il ass entitled and the vote
u neither xonld be barred beneath 81
adverse majority-
There e. much 70 be said ia favor Of
this plan, but it is scarcely possible
thai Il viii ever be carried into effect.
s state cannot Be divided vithout its
oEa consent, and i is nos likely that
the people 81 gew York would consent
to a sltv.siou % the state which they
pros rs cali 'ihe Empire state.
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J. COMPTON,
LAND COMMISSIONER OF
KIRKLAND LAND CO,
James ST., opposite Oeciden-
tai Hotel, Seattle, W.T..
NOTICE.
FIRE HYDRANT

- EAIED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned clerk Of the city Of Sc
attic on o. before Friday, January j.. Isse
81 @ clock p IA. for - Gre hydi ants, 10 be
made In 3 -c0r3ABce with plans and speci-
acauoas nov on Gle in ny office. The CITY
reserves the right 70 reject any and al bids
". K FORREST. CLERK
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.


-EIUNU cINEEI bRADE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ assessment rol for the grading OF Sec
on1 street from Pine 10 Blanchard streets,
ana constructing q sidewalk On both sides
thereof, has been fled with the under
signed clerk OF the city OF seattle; and
further notice j. hereby gwen that said roll
is open 20 public inspection az the Office OF
said clerk in the city hall, and VIII remain
open for inspection until Friday, January
i, $50, az $50 o'clock p. m, and that al
persons feeling themselves aggrieved by
any such assessment may apply 10 the com
mon council Of said city to have the same
corrected % said January Is, 1859, at 7:30
o'clock p. m. at their council chamber in
The city hall
" K FORREST, Clerk.
Dste oi first publication, Dee. -. 1855.
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NOTICE.

THE BUSINESS HITHERTO C0SD-CT
4 ed under the 6rm name Of Outline &
Cameron viii in future oe carried on Guder
the hrrl name Of II. l. Outline & Co
TIE above change taking effect from this
GATE
January TsNa
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Terrible Forewarnings.

Cough in the morning. hurried or 6ifl-
cult breathing, raising phlegla. ,iEhjae=-
In the chest, qaieksned pulse, eiliiAnsss
IL the evening Or sMeals al Night. all or
aay Of these things are the first Stages 81
consumption Dr.. Acker's English Rem
ely for consumption viii cure these fear
full sym ptoIns, and is sold unG ef . positive
guarantee by A h Stewart. 0Eugsss1 10
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L'1F StlE-UuP. HAY AND DAIRY
L farm, situated on white river. aesr
seattle rs. e.. i..is Is q perfect farm ia
every peU.gaias. IS wus.h Se,oto and Is
Cfe-g4 For So .goo $500 cash. balance GU
time at ICr cent per suaUm. For par-
iieu.ar- Impulse 70 j. b. Il NAUGiiG, seat
tie. " H., d&w
INuR >ALE-TWRTY FEET on SECOND
! s1-Gyt near fustnH o.s, cheap. 90 fec5
Ca second street s1Ui6 ut ifkc. cheap, TO
i.ef ou iran- street near Pike. gia.5.A5. 80
iH1t H1 Front street. near Blanchard. Sils&c
rvn splendid lots IA QG,yn Amaze Town,
t2ao four lois uogr Jackson street. fine
aarg tracts Bul other bargains BErIlN-
otE q &tNl INV, VS. NLi strctt
L7oE SALE OLD NEwsPAPEES At
Z tHtsoa.cc.
NOR -AlE-a-0 ACRES ~ coon BFA
/ a.r Gam land, vi miles irpil seattle. J
Elj1., from s. g.. S Is Eastern e. e. good
Wa-ag -JaI. ruulilg Watyr ai SUMMER,
rfea 81. fo s., yer as5c. Wlt sell ga, Sc or
aii- half cash Tor ra-t Eo4Hlrs vf Cha-l-s
hskr'ty. herry street, NE aud Il2
I,uE -AIE-CHEAp- THREE BLOCKS
IG ilr Immediate vicinity % the gas
warAs. ClcatVsf Wholesale business Prop
r-ts iu Che g.ty- also IS lots Aa Seventh au5
tarss1e streets u# account 1! az cusug-
HraHec ou trH T-.s rzlg 81 wtI he nst-s g
iar aays 100 Hr Cya-- lower than other
V-oVr-y iU fha, vicinity Apply 20 Josiah
collins, u, g1rag- frgy.t ard Cayry-
INuR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
EnH lies Nf f.aI 81 ST.. 1ff.,
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FuETY DAYS
South Eleventh Street Tax
Notice.

'ENHE TAX LEVIED By The CITY
council .a tfc district created by or
s.0ar-t No f+s ~ EesT Sc flT the grading
ai ~el-a E.,falf5. street f- Ul Mil street ~
t4na sfrrt-. ana constructing Sidewalks
ao e,-1 stes thereof = nov fue AMI nav
able az trr os.,e 5i tac c-ry treasurer, AL
taxes aa, ,4.4 witA.a
FORTY BAYS
or .aa G-~; publ at so ~ this notice vii
hs -cc-a--i delinquent. d peual-y % I've
f1F cag' added ans Interest a. TIE -afe %
Bag ct. o. rharztl
vs. T. FORREST, CITY Clerk
-r-sr ,H..i.U a-.Uu af =f.. notice Jan 2 fsS1
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EoE; sALE-olh NswsPAPEE' Al
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urIp WANTED.

urKETFF3- TWFSfY -FTEE GO
W Ers1ga anArs xewxz - per Oar. n
xsg - atsee sneg szsas5s 8sp Ezzea-
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IpR sALE-CHEAp. TO SATISFY A
L mortgage, a complete plant for Weekly
paper a. good as new. Enquire az Peter
SON 6 fateu, attorneys, or address 2. D.,
s. seattle
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MONEY To LoAS--SeyTE-s AND ~ HE
vi neEuiizhle paper Bought Wheeler
BIOS real estate exchange
xEoSEY 10 IOAS-(tS REAL E-FAIE,
Vi ehattai r0rfEege O personal set1-lty-
Notes. rlortrGgee etc. tlssieht. Q. = Al1--
LER, & CO. Us Ml} street, Occt6eIiial
H!oek iyIs
HF0EEY 10 LOAN n SUNS TO SUIT.
III apau Improved c4tg sad farm prop
sr=r = lowest rates so delay u closing
io#FsF y B0WuES ifff alHmhia - WITT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
WEDDING BELLS.

Michael T. Silk and Miss Annie NJ.
German were married at st. Michael's
church last Tuesday evening by Father
ONelll. After the ceremony the guests
repaired to the home of the brides par
ents at 50e Stryker avenue, where an
elegant repast was served and pleas
ant time enjoyed by all. The following
gifts were bestowed upon the contract
ing parties: Thomas Silk, French
clock; W. H. German, bed room ser:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Volk. plush arm
chair: Miss Frances Silk, center table:
Mr. and Mrs. r. Y. Morrisey, rocker:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Forbes, clock: Mrs.
James King, rocker; Miss Mary
Beecher, cut glass berry set; Miss
Annie Hoy, set of fruit plates; Miss
Nellie Oneili, cups and saucers: Mr..
and MIS-. L. Coughlan, bed spread: Mr..
John Silk, painting; Miss Susie High
land, painting: Mr.. and Mrs. O. w.
aigiand, chamber set; Miss Susie
Quealy, silver knives and forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright, table
linen; ". H. Morrissey, silver tea
spoons: James Young, center table ::
Miss Alice Kennedy. drapery; Miss
Julia keegan. silver pickle castor: Miss
Mollle Kennedy, silver teaspoons; III.
Shields, mirror: Miss Lizzie Fee. mir
ror; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Coughlan, table
linen.
The marriage of Miss Clara Hecht-
man to George W. Corlett. of Cleveland.
o., will take place Tuesday, March u,
at the residence of the brides parents.
Miss Elizabeth Q. Sewall, daughter of
J. 5. Sewall, of this city, and Philip G..
Wright, of Boston, were married at that
city Feb, Z,