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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA sALyE.

THB BEST SALvE in the world fer
Gifts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
aever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It Is guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price S5c per box. For sale by Dc. w.
j. LearY.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
THE PULPITAND THE STAGE.

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, Pastor, Uni
ted Brethren Church, Blue Meund.
Kan says: Il feel it my duty to tel
what wonders DIR. Kings New Dis
covery has done for me. My Lungs
were badly diseased and my parish
toner's thought could live only few
weeks. [ took five bottles of DR.
Kings New Discovery and am sound
and we'll gaining 26 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love Manager Loves Fun,
ny Folks Combination writes: AT Ell
a thorough trial and convincing evi-
dence. l am confident DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
beats'em all and cures when every
thing else fails. The greatest kind
ness | can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try it. Free
trial bottles al Leary's Drugstore.
Regular sizes SOC and 81.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
7 MEAN
BUSINESS.

Taxes for 1890 have
been due for more than
two and a half months
and I must collect
over $1,000 each week
to meet the State,
School and County
funds.
No one may expect
me to carry around
four large tax receipt
Books to every mans
home, or place Of bus
mess, to collect the
same, It is not my
duty. 7 can be seen at
my Office in the Court
House regularly, es~
pecially every Satur-
day. Unless you do
your duty the Sheriff
will be compel to
do his at your expense
and trouble.
Pay to-day and save
costs, or ! shall en-
force the law upon all.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05
OUR GOVERNMENT
CITY:

CITY:
Mayor. r. B. Hathaway,
Clerk-A. T. Bush,
TTeasurer-H. A. Bond, Sr.
hief Police-J. w. Spruill,
Councilmen-J. L. Rogerson, W. j.
Leary, Jr., M. II Dixon, J. w. Fran
ming, Alfred King, Anderson Lew
ton.
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Sberiff-Jos. II. Perry.
Superior Court C1erk-Jno. G. Bond.
Register of Deeds-T. d.. Small,
rreasurer-K. r. Pendlston,
Auctioneer-A. J. Bateman,
Jailer-Joseph Spruill,
Commissioner B. Shepard, A. j.
" ard, w. j. Webb, w. P. Jones,
w. III. Bonner,
Board of Educational. T. Bush, w.
4. FELTON,, Miles w. Elliott.
Public School Observation-Disclosures.
r. B. Drane,
Health SUPPLEMENTARY. R. w.
Winborne,
Coroner, DR.. T. s. McMullen,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

Reader, when you bring cotton or
peanuts TO town, don t forget your sub
scription to the paper. It's wanted.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-12-05

The FISHERMAN & FARMER wants it's
subscription list to reach 1900 by the
end Of the year. Will you help US do
this? Let every friend CT the paper in
terest himself TO the extent of speaking
good word for us whenever opportu-
nifty presents itself.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
MAY celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
Of their wedding az their home near
Eaton Rapids. The affair was sur
Prise planned by their friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Nay sre the parents OF Mrs.
CnauncVy Guest. of this city. A DELI
cioas dinner wes rendered the veoer-
able couple and their guests at the
Tesie4esCs of Mr.. Ws. Baker and FAM
lily. ur. and Mrs. May were the Tecipi-
snts ct isFEv number of useful AID
fesutiful gifts, the presentation speech
being msde hy NJ. Dudley. Batemau. IL
an unusually foscSoas manner. The
following guests were present Mr. aud
Mrs Aiouxo May, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nav. Mr.. and Mrs. e. :. May. Mr. aud
Ms Horace NAV. Mr. and Mrs. Sglas
May and two chlldrea, Mr. and Mrs
Ira May and ST children, Nr. and Mrs.
David Nay. Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Guest, ~ this city Mr. and Mrs Hsr-
low Curtis. Mr. sn:t Mrs, John Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. busch, Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon ShsseIsy and two children,
Ny. sud Mira. Dudley BAtensn, Mr.
and Mrs. William Holcoaah. Mr.. ami
Nrs. Nelson Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell kesiey. Mr. and Mrs. Edwari
simpson ard two children; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs
Miles Collins. Mrs. Wsrd. Mrs. Morse.
Mrs SIeSelly. Mr.. Roger Hail, Mr.
Wan. BAKER and family.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

and orange blossoms as much as they
like. / love To see them do so, and IN
the mean time let it be my pleasant duty
to tell them what to wear and how 10
wear it.
Just a few days ago there was n very
swell wedding, where the bride did look
like lovely white lamb in a white
cloth dress with white astrakhan panels
and other accessories, with q splendid
point lace veil. But with this there
could not appropriately go the tradi-
tional orange flowers. Another very
beautiful wedding gown recently worn
was of cream white satin with panels of
silver and pale green embroidery. The
front breadth was entirely plain; around
the waist was a pointed belt of the same
embroidery which formed the collar and
bands around the upper arm and down
the left side of the corsage. There was
a tiny little bunch of flowers at the left
side of the waist and a small spray at the
right side ON the hip. The tulle veil fell
back from the face to the long satin
train. The sleeves were long. Alto
gether a lovely dress. Any young lady
who in spite of other folks experience
wants to get married can copy this
gown in any of the materials / have
mentioned. The style is of the simplest.
Bridesmaids always come in for
share of the honor of the occasion, and
for them here is a dainty gown in veil
ing, lace and trimming of ostrich plumes
down the side. Bows of MORE ribbon,
eight inches wide, add to the dressy eff
feet, and gloves of black kid show plain
ly that she is not the bride. Bridesmaids
dresses can be short or with demi-
train. Bridesmaids can also wear pink.
corn color, blue, mauve or any tint.
Where there are three or four or more it
is pretty fancy for each to wear a diff
ferent color. Ii there are six or eight
they can dress in pairs, and the effect is
heightened. It goes without saying that
the bridesmaids chould be dressed much
more simply as far as material is con-
cerned than the bride. They can get
their innings later when they are brides
themselves
When other ladies go to swell wed
ding they want to look as pretty as pos
sible-a sort of hiding the gnawing lit
tie foxes" For blonde there is Edison
blue. Just think how famous Mr.. Edi-
son must be to have had the honor of
having a new shade of color named after
him. Let this be made up with stripes
| Of darker velvet laid over skirt front Of
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
Nsw Firm.

Mrs. A. z. Vine Gar. of this city,
takes pleasure in announcing 10 the
public and 10 her many patrons, that
with the beginning OF the New Year,
Mr.. VIM. W. Wenzeii, who has repre-
sented Rssch d Easchmeyer. DetToit's
weil-known and reliable fur house. in
this city during the past season, Will
enter into partnership with her under
the firm name of Wine Car a Wenzell.
New Kendall block. Mrs. Wine Gar.
"a formerly, viii devote her personal
attention 10 procuring the newest and
best styles IN Retes ct Nanteaux. Tire
new firm will handle Nessrs. kssch n
Rssonmeyer' sea- garments and furs
exclusively. The firm, with Mr.. Wen
zeli n personal charge of the fur de-
partgent, with his eight years Of prsc-
teal experience. and Mrs. Vine Cars
weil-sn0wn reputation for saper or suA
exclusive styles. VIII. without doubt.
prove successful additfon 80 the many
prosperous business houses Of Grand
Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
FIRST STORY.

butts, and provided with brass faced NOR
tise locks. white porcelain knobs. etc. Sec
ond story doors, 4 thick, four panels stock
door, hung with black japanned iron
butts, and provided with iron locks, brown
mineral knobs, etc.
The side walls and ceilings are plastered
in two coats; last coat white sand finish.
The foundation walls are of stone and
chimney of hard brick, laid in lime mortar
There is n cellar under the whole house
feet inches in height. a neat hood pro-
tects the front entrance. which is reached
ny very broad steps of white pine. All ex-
terror and interior woodwork is painted
two coats, with patent prepared paints in
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

if'snsls VII give h5a fsT~xsli 6inser
se@offeS eesnzng ~ th< osasnfznonx
stae Y ~ - ons ef he most ssas>-
srsss saasfs Of TIE ksad ever ssveA in
NE cay his xnena viii insLuds tfls
fsfsst AID dznIls<t ysznds. and Lsa<
msnu ss<ss wsil De gems "a themselves.
ins tDbie VII - esxeslar. Arooad sa<e
The gsissts Vii * Stated, and VII %
hrlinankiy decorated with nowsFs and
sisctEsc isxhks. seward s~ssslsnd OF
tnx owashkAnoag las been gwen carte
blanche - Retzsnx up tbs dinner and Il
Vii - TIE xfeztest ssiscese OF hls HE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

shingled. The roof is covered with XX
white pine shingles. inches 10 the
weather. nailed upon ks single lath.
Shingles on the sides of the house laid aiS
inches TO the weather.
The barge boards, outside door and win
dow castings, cornices. belt courses, mold
ings, etc, are Of dry white pine. to show
clear face Window sash of white pine.
glazed with single thick glass and bal
anced with weights in the usual way.
The floors are 5sx4 tongued and grooved
spruce, well driven together and blind
nailed The doors in the first story are 4
thick, with four sunk panels nodded both
sides, hung with block japanned iron
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

The issess Desss from Stratford on Avon
church i thai srosses are besn0 sold there,
made from the wool II the Old gallery. A
VISITOR - tass plsce slso teils me that sire
was invited 70 tssg Photograph # TIE So
tres - ssfsAk esg-esre's hirth ard frarr1s0e
ia tks@ parish re1istsT A3thoach the rev
ersud vicar faskeS 81 mach Il TIE oturrh
beng 'fso5's kopse. sri r.c4 SkaEa<-
s~are's II -sezns that he j. uHcor1 f3onlv
viSs awake IN utsiiz5ng Ss4xesg~ssre vhsrs-
ever a chance ezeyx * w&kiug Eso7sy eUs
~ The nssnsSry e,s thst bird - London
Trn4h
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To be Married.

Cards are out ammo. lcing the mar.
rage of Miss Edith Tultleto J. II. Why
kel, to take place New Years eve.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Edith FL 81, of SIS Paris
ave-. to J. III. WykkNA. The wedding
will take place on Ne9 Years. Day.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Sarah Terry, daughter of
Mr.. Charles G.. Perkins, of Henderson,
KY, and Mr.. Fred Hughes Bail, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. .. \. Ball, of this city.
The ceremony will be performed at half
past o'clock. Thursday evening, Janu.
airy 3, ut the First Presbyterian Church,
of Henderson, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Sisson have
issued cards announcing the marriage
of their daughter Georgia and Mr..
James Campbell, Wednesday evening,
December 81. A reception will be held
from TO 10 O'Clock at the Sisson resi-
dcncc on Safest. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell will enjoy an extended trip IN
California. They will be at home TO
their friends at 50 Msdison-sve.,f after
February 20.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

corn colored satin. and have panels %
velvet worked with gold braid. Let
the waist be like the figure. and see how
young and bright you will look.
And let your brunette friend wear
black and cOppery red. made after the
style Of the other figure. and have a sash
Of red and yellow striped crepe dInde,
snd she viii divide attention witE tie
bride. The mothers Of the bride and
groom can wear whatever they please,
bat the richer the materialeths better il
il suited to the occasion. Some guests
wear black to weddings. and that ia not
out Of place IN church, bat il decidedly
20 Al home wedding ST a reception
after a wedding.
OF course we AL know that travelling
dress for bride mast be quiet, and not
IN tie lessss Suggestive q the ccoasion-
and al the glEls try % have Il 10. bit
tie VERY sTsTrc~s seeTn 70 krso~ Ard
ehirv about = - tasi- Begebors. spd 80
TIE szcrst = oGt- OgSEs HAkFxz
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

1vsFyee6v a ~ osi vItve Or ~
- cssiilA nall.
! NJ vaalss GIFT 70 / DaIDe


The ~ Cecilia concert Asd ball yin
D the 'sseEt Of the season Aslds from
she masis, shich pfonisss - ~ the
nhsst t'fehessrs ever heard in Grand
Rapids TIE he'll viii b. beautifully deco
fss~d IN . design entirely nsw. The
pabi'c may b. assured that the 81. Ceel-
b ladies' vi leave nothiss andone
thss viii eonx!SSts 70 the comfort and
pleasure u their Eassts The Hungar-
ian ofs'hsotfs. Of Cnle<xo, one Of the
finest nnsieal organization IN the ceun.
try. e4s arranged sns following pro-
gram tar Tie evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

On Dec. 81, 1890. ard Jan 1. 1891. TIE
@. 4. 4 I. vii sell excursion tlcsets 20
al local points at che and ooe-thgrd
fare for the resnd trip. Tickets good
gong on date Of sale. aud for return
Bntai Jan. :. 1891. Thrcasa excarson
ticests wiii slso ee sid - ChIeaso ssd
C4ac5nuass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
A Happy Family Party.

Christmas witnessed happy family
gathering at Oakhurst, Mr.. ID. H..
Waters fine residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Cassard came over from Chicago,
Miss Mabel Waters was home from
school, and Miss Hills, Mr.. Dudley
Waters fiancee, was also present. The
holiday was most enjoyably spent. Mr..
and Mrs. Cassard returned TO Chicago
Christmas night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

The Silent sixteen Club vii give a
privste hop Friday evening. Jan 9, a.
simmons Hal. corner south DIVISION
81. and Fifth-sve. Lavon's orehestrs
vii se IN attendance. Dancing begins
at $50 o'clock The following are the
committees. lnvItatoa--Mlsses Nay
Pratt. Stells Swsetlsnd. Nellie Brewer,
Nav >loeum. Eta Oswald. Messrs. Car
yall godfrey. j. n. FsrF. ". :. SIM
mons. r. n. Parker. A r. Sargent, III
A. prsse.-Eloor- =. FAR. A. T.
sargent. Carroll Godfrey. n. A. Pssse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

rs q tAe neos1 huwgs~ozs ufssfvr< a
tse ye&f T. ts1 praclsrn sfssa ~ tie gov
ernos q eSas10risl AfriesA ss<3drs~seS 70
Mare sd eztse~ rzssssoesys~e fsfkst eIi-
rasesc c<zdStsess - Sierra L<0se sre nes -
a. sastsbse fg- f~istveTs ~ faifb eyre
sri shzs he~ssffey 'sszissiesrssr rzzssf err
pt5y 3oc4ssg - Lewlsss1 Se-x.&A
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sFroxp erozT.

SECOND sToRT.
three coiors: roof, red. Ssh. same. body,
light drab. and trimmings 81 dark drab
color
llss house IL suited TO the wants Of
family % moderate means, aDd can -
ererted fer 81 .o,s By emitting the cellar.
Yaintspg Of roof and finishing the vale
and ceilings of the rooms with ore cost II
plaster il can Re ereefea for stssot go,
wit bc1t plumbing of any Description
ID " Er<e
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ThsChristma. Hop.

Christmas night the Misses Gage and
Benedict gave . delightful hop in &C
cordance with their custom at such q
time. Ii was one of the most enjoy
able occasions of the kind this season
aud was largely attended by the young
society people. many of whom were in
full dress. Delightful music was fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. Braun, Prof.
Lawson and Harry Hubbard. Misses
Gage and Benedict will give another
hop New Years night. and the music
and program on that occasion will be
unusually fine and attractive.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
Tho Sans Souci Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Lewis, Of
Henry-st., entertained the Sans Soucl
Pedro Club last Tuesday evening. The
head prizes were won by Miss Estella
Randolph and Mr. Miles Orser; the
boobies by Miss Ellen Gardner and Mr..
Frank Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28
Eutertainsd Pleasantly.

Miss Emma O'Neil pleasantly enter
tanned = company of friends at her
home on Center-st. last evening.
Among the number was Mr.. Will Tunis,
of Washington. and Miss Carrie Glea-
dell and the Misses Roberts. Music was
the feature of the evening.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

DIR. Roland u. Miller and Mis- Dora
NAG Eplsy. OF Napa, Cal, we're mar
red Tuesday moraing. AZ IL O'Clock ~
the r~zidsaee of the brides uncle, Capt
j. D. Robinson. 50 Scritaar-st. Rev.
Mr.. Thompson performed the esre-
mopy Ia tns presence of few frlencs
and relatives Of the happy couple
ding breakfast was served, after which
Dr. aAd Mrs Miller left for Loekport.
y. r., where they viii spend the heli-
days with the Doctors pAFents- They
were the recipients of . large number
OF beautiful glfts many OF which came
from the brides home Ia California.
They will be at home ~ their friends II
~ MI Fernon-sl., after January 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

AZ cams not consistent WITH The
high character ~ syrup of Fgs s-e
purpose " avoided fy tbe Cal Fg
syrup Cenapsry. Il acts 9sntiy on TIE
dneys, liver ard towels. cleansing
tie systena- esssctnally. bot i = not :
eure-ali szd a7skes 70 pretsrssov,s tat
every hottie vi nof Substantive
Pecxksua's Croxp Eenneay cures
HhooKang Cogs1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

State 81 Mirhigan-counfy - ksnt---x
l. ii. n. Nash. cashier 81 tse above nsf1<6
hank. do sDirmnlv swear that the sisotr zs4<3f.
ment a true 10 The best 81 nis Knowledge si.l
belief ~ IA NASH. tA>l<<f
Subscribed and sworn - bF.fere me this ia
day at lie eember tsFi. iaNoal.k baNfk.
Nota,9 Public. bent ceauis. &ich.
Correct. attest:
G IS. WkTfass. /
=. y. AssssE kiA. fbfectofA
lhasx fiaiE.
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Persona al.

Miss Jennie Baker has returned from
Hartford.
Mrs. Isaac Garrett is visiting friends
at Jackson.
Miss Flo Barber is home from Chica-
"a for brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Fisk are visiting
relatives at Aliegan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emmett Horton are
visiting friends III Iowa.
Mss Louie Bsbcock i visiting Miss
Agnes Ransogs, of Lansing.
Mr.. J. c. Ferry. OF Rockford. was in
the city yesterday on business
Mrs. G. W. HoIcomb Is Spending the
week with friends near Detroit.
Miss Eleanor Morris j. visiting Miss
Bertha Hansaford. of Jackson.
Miss Alice MeGowen is visiting MISS
Rachel Goldberg, Of Kalamazoo.
Mr. Charles Fox, of 4lS Cherry-st.,
has gone to Chicago on business.
Mss Florence Joseph IS spending the
holidays with her parents At Lowell.
Mrs. v. r. Benton, Of Jackson, OHIO.
Is visiting her son at l63 North Prospect
st.
Mr.. ard Mrs. p. r. Cooper. of Luther,
spent Christmas with friends IN this
city.
Mas Emma Knapp, Of Allessn, is
spending the holiday vacation ii this
city.
Gen. W. 2. lines has returned from
Detroit, where he attended the Ma
scBic fair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl. wendsrly viii not
90 70 California anti the ode Of
February.
Mrs. Col. Whitsll and Miss whitall,
Of Detroit. are visiting Mrs. Fox, Of 4IS
CheFry-st.
Mss Pearl Rurnsev e spending the
holldsvs with Ms Hattie Dosd, OF
Maskegon.
Mr. and Mrs. + G. RurreIl visited Dr..
Jean Avery ard VIE, at Greenvlile.
Christmas
Mr.. A +. szuges. commercial agent
IF tae G. a ". N., at Maskeson, a n
the csty over today.
Mr. ard Mrs. CiaHdeC. HOPKINS have
returned frona their wedding trip
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28


state - Michigan. 1eaofF e kaut--sF
/ =. ~ ftHtis. caehisf - fAs allnEs rsnsd
fraHr do etisfrHie ear fkaf tss ssi,0Ve atate
inert a ffase ~ fha lsesf tf trg tBc~ ledge aad
beiisf = -. BsNIF daehfes
~efsei.f tsf.f sna sworn g. t,ftars me this i4ft
def CT Iteeesnsef fsrS Eivss BfSs "a.
Nessrt Pubic. Kent Co. Eeb.
Correes atfe.t
esa II IcFe.
Cass. HAz5v7sT. Dirsrters.
T.. ~ = trFF4
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Ny. c. n. Render OF snis city Ard
Mss ssllie kr@pp, daughter Of Rev
7. ] Knapp Of View Orleans are ~>on
10 be married. IN secordsncs vita n
pretty custom, M. BsndeTs bachelor
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Covell, OF ID
shawmutA,'e.. entertained on Christ
mas day Eli of Mrs. CovsiPs brothers
with their wives, and all her sisters
with their husbands. Also their two
sons with their families. The party
consisted of Mr.. {. u. Stone ana wife.
of Lowell; Mr.. +. G. Stone and wife, OF
Cedar springs; Mr.. III. q. Stone and
wife, city; Dir. j. A. Rumsey and wife,
city, Mrs. FlavIa Vanderwalker OF Kali
amazoo county; Mr.. +. +. Coyell, wife
and son Louie, city; and Mr.. IL. l..
coyell, wife and son Harry. and
daughter Mile, city. A noticeable fea-
ture Of the family gathering was that
all were either born IN Kent county or
had resided here more than nifty years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Is made frcan the choicest wheat. care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

Total ~. .53,125 90
State of Michigan County VI kcni--ss.s
|. Harvey j. iIolis,er. cashier 81 tue above
banned bank. do sormnly swear that the above
statement IN true - the best Of my knowledge
and belief. HARVEY !. HoLIfsTfE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 2sth
day OF December, isse. How q. Posi-.
Notary Public.
Correct. attest;
r LoETTsTrT.
l.. Y. HAwKIsS Directors.
y. cRorToS Fox. !
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Fresh FISH st Destsntasler's, IL
Nouroe-Ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

caAs0 RAPIDS. Hfcss.
CA PITAL, 5000. 900
7ssBsaeas > fppeTai bafisins Business If.-
sefesf b-sia - f5Bs aepss8ts ~ sf,er - -
faneefneuts vita nsesrs. huSHsA. Fsshg1
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reFr IA Al fhre9EU isrH8srte4 issslef csfe-f
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erAsfs 6rsvA 80 s6 tl,s fsrelkH cities - l0s-
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Gee " 9He
~ Euv ~ Press eersf
4 a bfg0ftgET1 Fiss Pre<1esnt
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specially called TO the bali which is 10
bee the greatest social event OF the sea
son. Preparations have been made on
an elaborate scale. Cunning little eard
rooms have been arranged for those
who do not care TO dance, and there Is
even plenty Of room planned on the
dancing fioor tor spectators who may
deslre TO cit there. Gallery seats may
De- secured, Tuesday morning, at the
box office. The concert begins ut 3
O'Clock and continues until ., when the
grand march takes place. The OwAsh-
tsnong Club, with their usual courtesy,
have postponed their bali, set for the
same night. 10 . later date, not To con-
f.ct with the ST. Cecilia ball. The con-
cert itself will be we'll worth the price
of xanllss lon. so rare . musical treat
Is not often afforded the resldents OF
tbs city.
A most pathetic incident occurred at
q recent wedding IN high social circles
IN this city. The bride. who is un-
usually beloved by all who know her,
was surprised shortly before the we'd
ding by the appearance of the laun-
dress, = faithful servant who had been
employed by the family for twenty
years past She came trudglng over
from her home on the West Side bear
ing IN her arms y email but exceedingly
heavy table of Mexican onyx--her
present for the bride. Such an exhlbl-
ti0n OF affection could not but move
the heart OF the young lady, whose
boudoir vas iilled with the choicest of
gifts. She kindly expostulated with
the woman for having spent her hard
earned money Tor so costly an article.
Nothing IS too good for Miss A."
exclaimed the poor woman, "many's
che time she has come To my house
bringing shoes and clothes for the chill
dren.''
OF course the gift. which bore so pre-
cious a freight of gratitude and atfec-
ton. occupied IN honored place among
the other valued presents. Size was
hidden to the wedding, and in the
midst of the gay company she stood
with happy tears trucking down over
her poor esre-worn face.
This same young bride, by the way,
WAS the recipient of more tokens of
genuine affection than generally falls
,o she lot of the most favored society
bolle. Her girl.frends wrought for her
dainty needle work IN profusion. One
young friend made the wedding petit
coat, an exquisite garment OF pure
white silk trimmed with soft festoons
Of exquisite lace. The pointed yoke
WIS outlined in feather stitch aud satin
ribbons fastened the band 40 the back.
Then there were heavily embrl-
dertd doEes by the dozen with
table covers, sray cloths and
tuilet articles in .great -rariety. 1t
VAS 3 pretty way OF showing regard
and Is was fully appreciated by the
birdie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-28

The attention OF society people r.
specially called TO the bali which IS to
be the greatest social event OF the sea
son. Preparations have been made on
an elaborate scale. Cunning little esrd