davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-01


this section the Red Oxide Running Wolf"
Cascade" Burlington Buster Black many
found ada"
by Mr. Woodhurat very promidng locations
large in this country unprped and in addition
minerals found natural cuo which
natural shafts about $50 feet The origin
partly understood
situated about hve miles north of Running WOLF the
the Belt mountains The character usually
g contained honycombed fuginous times
The veins what usually termed blanket dA
worked being milling 60 feet in thickness
locations extensively among which "ooden
gulch, stamp mill
the shoppe and Bsmat" Of Mr. shoppa and the Blus Bird
"Golden Slipper"
Elk guch the Blue "Asurte" Of Paris Co.,
Lode guch the "Burnhm and En Of
magnetic "copper"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07

Lace curtains, large stock, just arrived
81 so to $50 per pair S. r. Marks 81 Co. r
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
A Railway superIntendent,s Business.

The superintendent of railway in this
country who has, let US say, 300 miles Of
road in his charge, has perhaps as great a
variety Of occupation and as many different
questions of importance depending upon
his decision as any other business or pro-
fessional man in the community. Fully
one half of his time will be spent out of
doors looking after the physical condition
of the track, masonry, bridges, stations,
buildings of all kinds. Concerning the re-
pair or renewal Of each, he will have to pass
Judgment. He must know intimately every
foot of his track, and in cases of emergency
or accident know just what resources he
can depend upon, and how TO make them
most Immediately useful. He will visit
the shops and round-houses frequently,
and will know the construction and daily
condition of every locomotive, every pas
senger and baggage car. He will consult
with his master mechanic and often will
decide which car or engine shall and which
shall not be taken in for repair, etc. He
has to plan and organize the work of every
ward, every station. He must know the
duties of each employee on his pay rolls,
and instruct all new men. or see that 1t is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07

and vigilant watch on the movement of all
trains, noting the slightest variation from
the schedules which he had prepared, and
looking carefully into the causes therefor,
so as to avoid its recurrence. The first
thing in the morning he is greeted with a
report giving the situation Of business on
the road, the events of the night, movement
of trains, and location and volume of freight
to be handled The last thing at night he
gets final report of the location and move
ment of important trains; and he never
closes his eyes without thinking that per
haps the telephone will ring and call him
before dawn. During the day, in his Office,
he has reports to make out, requsitions 70
approve, varied correspondence, not al
ways agreeable, to answer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES
Yesterdays Meeting Of the Utah
Central Directors.
THE VARIOUS CHANGES MADE.
The Typographical Excursion to Wagener's
The Tariff on Skeletons and Wax
Figures-PersOnal and General

Az a meeting of the directors of the Utah
Central railway held yesterday, f. Gordon
Dexter was elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Henry Nc
Farland; G. NJ. Cumming to succeed Hoyt
Sherman; J. A. Jennings in the place of
H. S. Eldredge, deceased; and j. f. Little
vice H. c. Hill, resigned. The board now
stands as follows: Charles Francis Adams,
Fred L. Ames, f. Gordon Dexter, Sidney
Dillon, G. NJ Cumming, John Sharp, James
Sharp, J. A. Jennings, j. T. Little. The
election Of officers did not take place, but
will be held within few days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
Personal and General.

Residents Of the Sixteenth and Nine
teenth wards say the Utah & Nevada PEG
pie would materially increase their traffic
to the lake if they were to erect platform
near where their line crosses the d. & r
G. track on South Temple street.
The expense of maintaining the Wyom
ing division of the Union Pacific has been
reduced 50, 900 month. There has been nc
reduction of salaries, but every man who
could be spared without injury to the ser
vice mas been dismissed. On the Cheyenne
& Northern division the company is max.
ing extensive preparations to handle the
drive of Texas cattle, the first shipment
of which commences May 9th. 1t is ex-
pected 10000 cattle viii be hauled to
Wendover, the terminus of the road, dur
ing the summer. Three trains will be run.
The cattle will be driven from Wendover to
the Montana and British American ranges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
The Printers, Out.

Typographical Union No. 115, through
the courtesy of w. w. Macintosh, of the
Salt Lake & Fort Douglas, and the hospi-
tally of Mr.. Henry Wagner, spent few
hours very pleasantly at the establishment
of the last named, near the mouth of Emf
grafton ca1ol en- Sunday last. NOtwith-
standing the disagreeable day in the city,
the weather at Wagener's was quite pleas
ant The genial proprietor has made many
improvements in the grounds since last
season, in the shape of planting trees. put
ting in rustic seats, etc, and now has a
most attractive resort, which the coming
summer viii doubtless improve. All re
turned full OF praises for the enjoyable out
afforded them by the gentlemen named.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
ShiIoh,s Consumption.Cure.

No. ]. This is beyond question the mos
successful Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the worst
cases of Cough, Group, and Bronchitis
while it's wonderful success in the cure OF
Consumption is without parallel in the
history of medicine. Since it's first dis
covery it has been sold on a guarantee, a
test which no other medicine can stand. Il
you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to
try it. Price 10 cents, so cents, and 81. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back lame,
use ShilOh's Porous Plaster. Sold by A. c.
Smith 81 Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07

The following correspondence, ac-
cording to the Denver Nelcs, recently
passed between the gentleman whose
names are given. The entire matter arises
over a ruling by the western classification
committee giving skeletons the same class
itcations as wax figures.
W. w. Finley. Esq. general freight
agent, Denver.-Dear Sir: Referring to
the accompanying copy of rulings dated
April 10, covering the western classified
ton, I observe that the classification now
provides for skeletons same as wax
figures" I am at loss to understand
where any of this business can be secured,
but presume that the new ruling is made in
anticipation of a very lively movement of
the commodity in question from the new
Oklahoma country. Are the skeletons to
be ''set upn or "knoclled DOWN. Please re-
fer this point to Mr.. Ripley for his decision,
with the request that he reply at the earli-
est possible moment, as the Oklahoma
country opens to-day. and there is no time
to be lost if we are to secure our share of
the traffic. Yours truly,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
Bucklen S Arnica Sa We.

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 posi-
lively cures Piles, or ne pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price - cents box.
For sale by A. G. Smith 81 Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake County
Territory Of Utah.

In the Probate Court IN and for SAT- Lake County,
Territory Of Utah.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i Carlos N GiIlett, deceased. Notice is hereby
given that Celestial A Gillett administrator Of
the estate of Carlos n. Gillett, deceased has
rendered for settlement, and filed in said Court,
her final account of her administration of said
estate and petition for distribution and that Sat
urday the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1889, at 10
O'Clock am, at the court room of said
court in the county court house, SAIL
Lake City and county, Utah Tell
tory, has been dTlv appointed by the Judge OF
said court for the settlement of said account and
hearing said petition for distribution at which
time and place any person interested in said =
tate may appear and show cause, If any there be,
why said account should not be settled and ap-
proved and distribution made as prayed for.
Dated April Eth, 1889.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Clerk of the Probate CoUrts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-07
THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS

OF Salt Lake City is now conducted by the
Grant Bros. Company. We meet all trains
and run to all hotels Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
upeutet Wrp.

5or ct Yar Nar iioen bsbe / 8urs
beuur en- rig Sinsaarbseier, Der teIta.
msntereoe en- bulp Million Srancs til
en- fiern Slastnins, Sules 9erour. @n
Snes forifjeuise Sules 2erour'er msll t.
fig iOm Gruinser, men ben rette par
lite til at finbe trobs ale giteriorifain.
ger. 5ornplis bar, iislse en- franIt
Wis, en- 8sutcrbetient bOs ben gag
fsrer, Der bar g%recutor / 9eiamentet,
&etten for OF uione | en- Sag ON @aoe-
nOrben. 5or &etten fremitob osiaa en-
Sasabpno, Sules 2erOur, Der par til
talt fpr 9Dperi / en- al %aris' @aber.
&OntOrbeiieuten lusoe Warfe til 0aps
net, ps bet ulite Jig MI, at 8asabunoen
bar ben retmasiise arpins til ben pmz
talte 5ormue. Snn bisp ibpmt 2 Waa
neoers 5ensielsitrai, men pil fomme
I'll at forlabe Senslst Tom en- oelba.
uenbe Mano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
On Slinos 9Dgttgbeo.

st ~iorbauienoe &eiultat er man
fommet til, peo at uooanne og OPP
bragg en- 8linb peo Naon Nloen s.
Slps fra Seoif(p / Senniplpanien.
Ssnne Saps bar %fornplis ifrspst ct
8reo til Yaitor 6. 81. Donaboe Yitts=
burg, Der omsaaes meb ben Tanfe at
oprette ct npt Blinbeintitut. Yrepet
blep ifrepet ueb Sjalp af en- Sfripe.
maifine. Saps meobeler Greiten, at
ban bar peret otte Mar paa Sfinbein.
~ltitutet / 5ilabellia, % at ban MI er 3S
Nar sammel. San er er Ssn al ben
befjsncte General Saps, Der iiibite 8ris
fjampebe meb flor Saoer, men bess
parre fanbt i'm 9sb. !Saps er MI 8uls
banoler os foripner naitsn belle Seuitlp
meo Brenhi elmateriale; ban leoer till
meb ielu fin Sorretnins uosn nosen
striusrs Sialp. Sfjont ban er albeles
blind, i~friuer ban ielu oeo Sielp al
SfripemaIfinen ole Orbre til Mineti.
ernie % afueier ielu 8ulIene til fine Sum,
Der. SaH siuer ielp Sosnmanoen be
ristise &esuinser os fuitterer for Dem,
naar be beta!es. San taser MOB Ssnse,
teller benz, siper tilba9e, naar bet er
usopenbist, % iSrer fine So3er. I6an
saar no uoen Stof % uoen 2eoiaser %
penber otter alsne tilbase. Dams er
t,[lise en- sob Muiifer; ban bar / atten
Gar peret Srsaniit / Yrestpt,riar r.
~firfen; ioruoen paa Srsel ip Ter ban
alaper os blaier Sorn. gn 5rsmmeb
lasser nefen ilet itfe Merfe til, al
6aps er blino. San saar ira i'm Yult
% benter bette eller bint, uoeu at bile
cen rinseite lliiiferbeb. Zen Maabe
buorpna ban %ifriuer. er bsilt intsres
,ant. Snn taser en- oobbelf. pmtrent 10
CONNER breb Gineal al Blessing, Der
pperalt er fOripuet meo imaa !Suller.
8rrinellem BONNER en- Sioe al bet $50
pr, bporpaa Der lfal ifupes. NReo en-
I'm Spl slGr han sjennem 9inealens
SulIer fine Tesn paa Tnpre - bet er
en- Slass 9elesrafitrift - % ban Tan
iua islen leie, buao ban bar ifreuei peo
Si9lp al be Jp%rbsininser. Tom Stiifsne
bar iprauriasst. Gil bans iterre aor
reiponoarce anpenber ban, iom bersrt,
Strlpemaliinen, iom ban nnpencer mec
llseiaa for 6eroisbso. Sasien peo
8elniusen Of aulsne opoaser ban pep
Sglslien. Npe Wuifltptfer paa 8lapel
elsr Crse' larer ban, % bet uneset bur
tlg, efter 4ebsr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30

gil isien op | Bertsbuiet, os Der uar
osiaa Borbet baftet meb 8is; men be
par meset itsrre cs lansere enb Der.
ban fsrit bar. % be iunbe bel bebsues;
tbi Der a Der enbnu fIere Wus, cs ane
par be bobbelt iaa fore, iom be, ban
for bdpbe feet.
Saa iol9te ban isien 8atten, os ben
Gang fix ban TO bunbrebe 9aler for ben,
% bet uben Brutnins.
ga ban bapbe ieilet berfra os bar
fommen ct Stpife no paa Sapet, Iao
8atten uppe | Waiten. Strur bespnbts
rueiret isjen, % lanst ON lanse bleo
ban osiaa ben Sang breust inb til ct
Garb, ban aloris for baube paret i.
Sun git isIen op / 8ertsbuiet. Ser
bar osiaa Boroet beffet meo &is; men
buert &is a balpanben Weter lanst
ps iaa tpft Tom en- lioen Slime, os Sol.
fene iasoe, at bet bar bet oerite Onbe.
be buuse. of iiobe os ipiie, for Der bar /
9uiinbtal at fore, fele 8otter. Oct
bar meb Nsb os neppe, be ensans incl
lem funbe faa en- Bib Wab | Wunben,
iaa traolt bapbe be meb at bolbe HOt
terne fra fig. Saa MATTE 8niten isien
bsntes up fra Sfibet, os iaa fit 5Olfene
Wabro. Be bao % bsnfalot M aisbs
manben, at ban enbelis matte ialse
benz 8atten fin. 2nnse fasbe ban nei;
men tiliioft lopebe ban, be itulbe babe
ben for fire bunbreoe Daler. Set gap
be us tuifebe os U~eliisnebe til. 9a M
%8isbmanben fom no paa Sisen, tenfte
ban efter. buor meset @utten bapbe
tient paa Tisren, ban baobe ienbt meo
BAN. ga, noset at Yensene ifal ban
fau, iasoe &isbmunben, ueo fig ielu, men
life Git. Bet er mig, ban bar at taffe
for 8atten, % gnbper er fig ielu ners
melt.
Men meb bet Samme, 8isbmanoen
tanfte bet peb fig ielu, blep Der en-
Storm % ct %lloeir, iaa alle troebe, at
Sfibet ifuloe fursaa. Saa merfebe
~8isbmanoen, at Der itfe bar anbet &aab,
% laa MATTE ban lobe, at @utten ifuloe
iaa Iltiammen. Nlbris fsr bapoe ban
siurt bet 9pfte, iaa blep geiret sobt,
os Fan fit i%trpsenbe Ssr lise biem. %
Fan bar fommen / 2ano. sau ban Gut
ten be 700 9aler os 9atter fin atpaa,
for MI bar @Otfsbrensen liseiau rig iom
a~isbmunben. Os bel iaa bet, us iioen
lepeoe @utten baabe / Serlisbeb os
@lebe. WOberen tos ban til Zig os
siorbe pel impb: "5or ies tror life paa
bet, at Gnbuer er Zig ielu narmeit,"
iasbe @uttten.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
pnrr pr1mteh6oer
meo f5oe s1arsane at
aOccouaR-I ootcu"
@rantie 20. 1 (@p.)
eobi9lperen
eIIer en- yeileber til at fnoe

On usmar,t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - Senttabeutr. - label Doe koNbohn
u, suuiuostot,l - Roriatit calender for bet l9bs anrbunorsp,. - Pr.
riuostobsur cr be 5orensSt Statr Os s,rtio5s
-R,sIio, To,um,utu -gGntiuttdiro al Ssstr (Chatel MortgageS-Forn "A.
ct,,., Ntor,aq Form ola Notice ofSale on Chauel Mortgag -Ran,b,t,r.
Form ola Mortgage Satisfaction Of Morgage-eiaissbtpHu Bonds j. Fgu
of Common Bond, with Condrion.-Bnd to Corporation -Fartnsrtab- Fomd
A,slss ofCoparner.hip. s lsbr Deeds - Form ola Deed with I'm Cow
nan,s rtClafn Deed-Long Form Qrh-Clarm Deed.-Homeaead Wnr--
Release -cpreustomfer (Agreements' General Form Of Agreement - Aer-
men, sr Sale and Delivery of Personal Property .-SSdontattu bills oSLA
- Cannon Form af Bill Of Sale Bill of Sale Of Personal Property laam,r
Ter wills. General Form of viii for Real and Personal Property. - Coded
Part 1orn Tor s,famsntr. buorpO baab, taft cs rtrts etsusom opasraes 9h,
,.. eors Oct u,rtre Sphem-Se iofRnps 9brmomstrs 6obob til bv,ur
sr.-GuIb, "a Sslps Snbd. 80 label oG tolSbars garsrm ee taistr 3do-9 od
AMER, tofotre gor,r. - ponsPprto, tuoeulauoR os uSsnlansi - 3ropgetor,r
aut upSr 6snt suo Ua be ben gnlsntus uobstats Sonutts). - Gu luUtpu
ns,rrr nrouonaassL.- grrltubGs s1ioen ior Susopr. - AoresfdcresnIt orr
E,a,ouiorr o. portrptOtiOner Nor5e Nrransreos efr @mtsD.-SsnuHau Ill
+. so,,r,Ss etotsrse mbtSsmeuc s ttan.s Sabsuu-G.f srte os tsEht 44r,,
/ g,ncn .-ao5el, iom ptr the Popular Os Electoral Vote iOr Vrshbenl
.a,eOraS.Qo asn. os -9ts aruen" ct aar mtS senns UarstiuIht BOG Rn pu..
mic. put 90 aobt inbbunb,n. S125
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
Su6IenS MrntfaseaIpe.

Tetts er ben bebite Salpe | B.rb.n IN,
s'aar, 'srspsn Cub, saar, gari,iaar, Cal,
Hpeirr, 6sberfaar, llSNet, Stab, Sruitbpl.
Der, e'stors % ole SubipsDomm. o. bel.
sreoer alosles Piles, cs bots ben ifi. aisr bet
% irGoest Hssn Detailing. Ten II saranteret
at ituae sisre fuIbitrnbis Sploet, .u.rs foor
man Ysnsens tiIbase. Eris IS Gents sr,
aGiie. SeIses hos
3. .. Rontssmsrs d @.
teecrah Soma, % saa d~potbetu 1 N. an.
ore Hpu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-30
I'll mmgc 0nsmoore.

SNk /
iom pisielia ipnes at babe lioen getpo'
ming / bet baslise Gin; ies bar ieip en-
gang paret sanife uns 5usmOoer. laas
Tom ies blep gift meset tiolis, os tan
altiaa at grfarins omtale ct os anoet.
Spor opstis END min Wor par, os
bpor ubmartet bun foritoo at meooele
fine 9stre ll~nberpisnins / 5nsbolonia9
% ale buslise @isremaal forsprist, Iua
p~aafaar jss, at jes islp, on, emo bps=
aenbe paa benbes sobe @runolas, bar
maattet itubsre mig til Sterfteparter az
huslia @iernins. grfarinsen er font
men meb garene. Set er forreften lite
mulis i st Os slt at fslse 5oritrifterne
fra 8arnbpmsbiemmet.
"SSuert gus bar i'm Git, ION bet
beoer. Man glitter fig. Set banber,
at Manben pil bare fit gus felt pda
famine Maabe, iom ban bar pant til /
lit 5ism. 9a maa altiaa ben unse
Suitru, bpis 5orbuloet ifal blipe bar
mpniif, isse at tilesne fig i'm Spi9ers
mors Saber. Yette fan fable iurt NOT
iblanbt; bet toier ben unse Susmor
oiieIt mango 9aarer os sgrsrelier; bun
feler bet iom en- rem SOrs at futile bort
lesse be snmle, fjere efiffe.
Smibleriio pil jes sipe benSe bet
8aab at tnse bet ~fornuitist os life le
sasen i ct ultfur msrft 5aruefiar. s
@runben tilesner man Jig efterbaanoen
Sfitfsne aliseusl. !SOlber Suitruen
meset al fin Wano, oil bun fsrt ps
iremit Urge for, at ban tribes | tit nDe
Diem, us naar bet altiaa for ben fore
Sass Sfplb aialoer at sjsre aifalb
pua esne 9niter % Sfiffe, ca bsr bum
ftaois iufbolbe ben 7rO, at ben enc Sit
fan pare liseiuu COB % prattif iom ben
anben, os fremfur oft lite labe BAN faa
bet Snbtrpf, at bun timber bet beipars
list. Set beoer - forat benptte ct
sammslt Oroipros = "gn liben Cue
better ofte ct fort 29s". Saaleoes er
bet psiaa meo, bpao Der fan fables
8asateller / bet buslise 2ip, Iom bog
tiliibit antaser fore 9imeniioner. Seq
bsrte ensans en- ans 6uitru ise, "at bet
aloris Ifuloe falbe beHbe IND at isie i'm
Mano, unbtasen naar bet sialbt noset
Stort", Wenoene bapbe life sobt al Of
ieies, mente bun. Oct parebe life lense,
fpr be Islte, at be life pasiebe for 5ins
anber, os sgstelfabet bar aft anbet emo
lotfelist.
Seq f~oritanr life, bpOrtebes bet fan
p9re fungi at rette Zig efter i'm sG9tez
faIes gnIfer for ben Suitru, Der er
bunben Of aiarlisbeo. gun bGr | oft
lesse for 9asen, at bun baaoe bar
Billie os 9pit til at imsoefomme BAN.
CT life Manoen at en- umulis, raa Sea-
tur, llaar bet albris fell, at bun netop
berislennem uinosr BAN for ~beltanbis.
Spub saoner bet paa ben anben SIDE
benne bsitanbise Wooii9elie, benne be-
itanbtse Tiltfsn paa esne Cutters Sps
fplbelie? ysaar ri saar no fra, at
apinberne / 8irfelisbeben er ~besauebe
meb en- lanst itsrre RisoUm at 5Nelie
os 9aalmpbisbeo END Menbene, ba bsr
araoet til 8uinben osiaa bore fort.
8i faloes "oet iuase 8jsn" - uisielis
er ui bet i fpfit Senieenbe; men paa
BEN anben SIDE bar ri altiaa Dor itpre
8jerlis6eo, bette fire Sunbament at
bpsse pore 9anbllnser paa, bet er en-
@runb, iOm aloris Tube ipiste.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-30
LIE VlRolNlAN GETS THERE.

And IS hen 10 Comes to Mint Julcps They
Generally do.
The following is from the Nicksburg
Herald:
"Sueaking about mint-juleps. said a
well known board of trade man TO q
Kansas City Times man. II attended a
barbecue down ia Kentucky once
where the made it i'm tubs and placed
cane rods about fve or six feet long in
them. so that the audience could walk
uD and take "a suck of the fragrant sun
0d hbtLm. That what / call the Tap
of luxury
"Humph. that smoothing, said Marion
Knowles the genial travelling pas
senger agent of the Savannah. Florida
and Western. Last Summer ! visited
"a fine old gentlemen living in Georgia.
lie had eight Sous and lived ina fine old
plantation house. Standing on the
broad voranla one could inhaio the
fragrance Of q 10 acre field of mint that
stretched away from the foot of the
lawn. retired early and arose az sun
rise and stepped out on the veranda.
where my host and sons were awaiting
me. As soon as appeared the Old man
shouted 10 a Colorei man who was doing
some trivial chores ON the lawn:
"Hy. there. John take that ythe
and 20 down into the patch and now
enough mint for breakfast.
THAT 3 what call true hospitality.
added Knowles. and silence prevailed
for the space of am hour.
The Marion Knowles referred TO. is a
son of our wcll-known Colonel John Is.
Knowles. and if he takes after ms
father. he will hardly set left on any
proposition.
The following is a complete list of the
party. George Appee, James l.. Libbey.
Miss Mary LibbeY. a. G. Block and
wife. Mis-. Block. WOrden Block. II. G..
Foolks. G.. A. NJ. Gimzey, j. y. L slsser
aud wife. NJ. Jones and wife, George
Brooks. John H. Adamson. Miss Laura
Neale. Mr.. ThOrndyke. Miss ThorDdyke.
Mr.. \. a. Cooper. Mr.. 5. A. Stephenson,
O.. a Curry and wife. Mrs. LOHern,
A. Msemnger and wife. Mrs. n G..
DOYLE. Miss Lena Holiday. Miss Edith
AlonifOrt Mrs. l.. 81. Lloyd, Mrs j. r.
Wilson. Mrs. DIR. Johnson, Mrs. VI. a
Shaap Mrs Carrie Craven. Miss M0llie
Stewart, Miss Jane Crow. ". +. Whit
new and wife. William Pottib1ne and
wife. W. l.. Turner. II. e.. Carrel. Miss
Gussie Mccoy. DR.. aud Mrs. Boon, Jr..
Thomas Hunt. Miss Hunt. Virginia Matte
Hunt. $. j. Tracy and wife, Charles
Wachtol. Charles Johnson aud wife,
d. G.. Thomas and wife, Mrs. Lang
wood. Mics Annie Spills. Mrs.
y. Witt. \. Humphrey and wife,
IL. NJ. Zeieler. Miss Susie Zaisler. Miss
Lula Zlgler, f.. A. BiXby, G. f. Dean,
j. W. Gorg. Charles Beck. D. w. VII
son and wife. W. Il. Hogue aud wife,
j. q. Langdon Henry +. Langdon
Miss Laugdon. Miss Ellen Russell. p. NJ.
CortweN, Paul Slaley, j. II. Stewart
G. O. Andres. j. G. Mears.
ID. j. Gallagher and wife. Mrs. Victoria
Dowdall, Mrs NJ A. Golden. IL. l..
Haben and wife. DR.. \. G.. Walden and
vie. IL. X. Freeman, j. Ii. Gerkins
and wife, Mrs. DeArmon, Miss Dear
mon.