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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-03
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 5.
ALTHOUGH RICHMOND was crowded Thurs
9Th o~Co,fedars:a soldiers carry

ALTHOUGH RICHMOND was crowded THURS
day with ex-Confsders;e soldiers. carry
Ing their old battle Fl ags, marching to the
mu io of the old reheI was songs and cheer
ING their old commanders, VINO had gather
ed to do honor to ,heir old chieftaiU, General
Robert E Lee, il is doubtful whether there
wps Gors ofpatriotic ieeIiog anywhere that
day than there vas in Richmond, Va.
Ao man and soldier General Lac could
nos tut Inspire the respect and admiration
of friend aud foo. l. is natura', therefore,
that the people of the Soutb should desire
to hoa0r his memory. It is natural, also,
that il doing SO they should bring OUT the
relies Of u great war aud fight their battles
over agsin 10 imagination. But quarter
OF century has pas Sod since the war closed;
the most stubborn have been convinced by
the increased prosperity OF the South and
the growth OF fraternal feelings with the
North, that ths7 we're mistakep ea TO the
purposes and ffsc:s OF the war, and there is
good reason TO believe that 10 the entire
South not even corporaPs guard could
noyg be mustered Of men who are not glad
thet the Union was preserved and "ho are
pot pstriotioallg ready 10 defend il. While
Nolto aud South there ia this general unity
on essantigla. i would he idle 70 ask that
the Old soidieis of the South eAouid give up
or suppress their devotion TO thei. COM
rnauders, ard especially &c snoh 6 men as
General Robert e. Philadelphia Led
Opr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-03

DRUGGISTS AND HEMIsT6,
Il. ". Corner King and Washington Street
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars and
Cigarettes Fine Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
5pongca, Floah Straps &c. Especial car9 given to
prssc.ipti0ns. iGn2S-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-03
TINAL NOTICE 70 GAS DELINQUENTs.

In add ton 10 tho notices that have appeared
in the daily papers during the past month calling
gas consumers attention 10 their unpaid bills, l
have mailed them statements of their accounts,
requesting settlement in fall by Juno LIST next
which is the end Of the fiscal year. will be at
the Office of the City Gas Works every day from
to d o'clock dinner hour inclnded) to attend
to this business. Having INDUCED many
until further indulgence is out of the question,
deiuquonts are politely notified that il their bills
arc not paid by June 9th l shall be compelled to
turn off the gas and collect the money. according
to law in which case tho gas will not be again
turned on without cash deposit. The bills must
and will be collected Tile law requires it and
]. RoXBURY, supt.
mv24 E. T. COOK, Clerk.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-03
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW GOODS AT FRENcH's
NOS. 417-419 KING STREET,
Alexandria, Va.

Grocers' Bags, all sizes; Shipping Tags Envel-
opes Bill Heads, Letter and Note Heads, State
ments and Commercial Stationery of every de.
scription.
In FINE STATIONERY we have the largest
and prettiest limo shown in this city. Visit
ing Cards, entirely new shapes; Wedding and
Party Invitations 3 crest variety. Card Engrav-
ing cheaper than ever.
New style Draft, Check, Recaipt and Note Books.
Our Blank Book Department was never more
complete-all sizes, from the smallest Memoran.
dums to the largest Ledgers and Journals.
Cash and Bond Boxes, with the New Yale Com
bination Locks. These arc very superior boxes
and way ahead Of the old styles.
Letter Files and Clips, an endless variety /;
Tooth Picks, coubo. pointed, the best in the mar
ket Croquet, Hammocks Base Balls, Bats and
everything in the sporting line.
mv3 S'- GEO. E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-03
CORPORATION NOTICES
mo TIE OWNERS OF DOGS.
Mayors Office, Alexandra, Va,

Mayors Office, Alexandra, Va,
All persons owning OR intending to keep any
animal OF the deg or canine species must come for
ward ON Oh BEFORE JUNE ELEVENTH, 1880,
and take out license for the same from the Au-
ditor After the 1th of June all persons owning
or hsrborirg dogs found on HE, her or their prem
Uses without the required license will be fined las
the laws on the subject reqnire) So for every dog
so owned or hstborod.
The Mayor hopes that the law wll be complied
with, aid thai tho police officers will not be re.
quired to report any one.
License and Tag-Femals Dog, $1,75; male
dog, $125. my31 tje12
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MyARFiELD a HALL,
D K q q G / g T Z
Corner Prince and Fairfax stree

UOiIle! SIlEcs hIIu T sIf1a4 sLfeCI
Prescriptions specially. English, FIonch
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; Genuine
faEins Cologne; Magnolia, Hodyo7mia, Goranium
Spongea, Hair Brushos and Combs; best English
Tooth Brushes; full assortment OF Patcnt Mcdis
cincs, Cozes Gclntine, Corn Starch Sea Moss Fes
rine; Spices OF all kinds, and select stock OF si
articles sold by druggists at prices az low as ths
game quality can BIO obtained elsewhere. dec
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EXCURSIONS.
RIVER VIEW FOR 1890.

ALEXANDRIANS' HOST POPULAR kAS.JRI.
The new excursion steamer SAMUEL j..
PEETZ, the fsetost on tho Potomac, will leave
her wharf foot of Prince street, EVERY WE'D
NEsDAY, at 1915 a. M and 2:1 8 and 7:15 p. N.
Returning at 1880. $50 and II p ~.
Tickets 25c.
FAMILY DAYS common c SATURDAY, July 8.
Dancing day and evening at the grounds in the
largest and finest pavilion south of sew YORK
The only place on the Potomac lighted by cleo
tricity. zo.
This resort has fine Switch. back Hallway and
all other popular smusoments.
No Objectionable parties allowed boat or
grounds E. 5. RANDALL
my27 3m Proprietor.
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ESTABLISHES 1792-
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YcEE D, Z. LUNT,
fsuccesgors 10 z. II. stablef

STABILIZE d CO.,
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Desesla TteoE, SpIsRdid so5.ars,
SY1sI EMIL; Eac:se.tss Hc.sis.eaE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
A Great Disesvsry.

Cos. Tiimsn. The Farmers Alliance gsv
crpor Of South Carolina. announces in BIZ
inaugural message that oil men we're no
created equal. He says 1t is not true nos
sui sas not irne when Jefferson wrote IL
Gov. Tillmsn makes himself out viseI
than Jefferson or IT. Paul who declared
that God bath made Of cue blood oil
nations" Wiser than Solomsn or Mosss
10 bis own estimation be 10 tho wisest msr
that ever lived or probably ever viii live
In bis address he mskss this admission:
with oil the machinery Of The lev 10
our hands. With every department Of The
government - executive. legislative and
judicial held BY vbits men. With white
juriss. white solicitors. white shsri6s. Il
IL simply. Infamous tbss resort should IL
had to lynch Law add that prisonrvs should
BE- murdered because tbs people have
grosu weary OF the LAYS delay and d
i,s inefficient Standardization. Nsgrose
have nearly slwsys been the victims. and
ihs confession Is . blot on our civilisA.
ton"
ws do not SEQ how this condition Of
things can be made permanently better
until the blacks have The free exercise Of
th,i right TO vote. They pay their pro.
portion OF the taxes and still have no voice
Ia making the Laws. They are counted
10 the enumeration Tor congressman and
electors This 10 gross injustice not only
10 The blacks Themselves. bat 70 the people
Of the northern ststes where suffrage 10
iree
This state Of things can only be defend,
ed 90 tbs srouud tbs. the blacks we're not
created tbs equal Of the white man and W
ere Glad TO SEQ ous man honest enough to
scknos ledge il. though 10 BY no means
ssr n 10 his proposition.
Z ~ lime vss. when the snocstoN Of the
viiiee, clad in sLios OF Wild beasts and
picking up precsrIous living 10 The for.
,sis OF Grrmsn, end northern Europe and
liz Llso. men had built .ths city Of Gar.
inaee sud Hsouibsl wss laundering st the
ga,es u Rome. tbs blacks might have
clsia,vd with equal jas,ice that the whites
we're no, created then equals.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

Ise fs,m.f's Alii.nce has Just held I
Is'iatsl ns.e,ine VI Ocols. Florida. and
adopted It's platform which contains The
foilosiug sricie'.
ITO abolition o. n..ionsl banks sni shs
substi,uuon Of legal tender treasury NOTES
10 lien ~ na,icrsi bank notes. IL sufa cient
voiansc 10 carry on the busipsss OF the
coua,y on cash system We demand
thai 10, soscrnmsn, shsll established sub
lisssgt or nrposiioiirs In the seversl
sta, :. zblsh shsll loan money direct "a
The people q, loo rata Of interest = moi
TO s,ce~.i pet ecu, per snnum -oa nom
rerish.bis ta,m products, snd also upon
ral estate. with proper Limitations upon
the qaao,,ily Of land spd amouos Of moasy
We demand thst The smouat Of the reg
ulsuDs medium bs speedily increased 10
n,s les THAI $50 per capital.
Th., congress prevent BY Lev the deal
Ing 10 future" Of oil sgricuiturai and ne'
chsniesi rrcdoe,ioSa
Free aud unlimited coinage OF silver.
Prohibition Of alien ovoersbip Of land
sDa sdorsion 81 come ,ass plan by ~h,ch
Tho sovrrnneai nsy acquire osoership
10 .ucL leads. sad alec 10 isnds hsiJ by
railroad esmpsnirs 10 xcsss Of the actual
peeas.
Tss isisiion. both sssis spd national.
shall got be os~d 70 bald up ons interest
or ei.ss ., The tspeoss Of another.
Thai oil rsvenuss. national. sisis and
ccasiy. should 10 limited 10 The sctesI
seeesssry esp%adiiures Of The eosssuneos
scOsemicsiiy aud hcsestiy sdnip isssred.
Tat congress issas sueheisns fractional
Paper currency 10 facilitate eschAnss
shroash tbs uniisd States mail.
Ttsi al nesSs Of eennua'estios and
transportation shsll be controlled BY the
Uniied States sovsbnspt.
That ibs liberty 70 eo0tsoi and operate
I'll pilsosd sbd telegraph Iises shsil b.
vested 10 ibs so,ssamsot II. sisss fair
ssis q this system. IL 10 fcund that u
does col saord lbs rsissi demanded o. II.
fect reforms 10 the usnseensut Of then. !
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

~ ssv~rssss's svssssbis shall b. sos.
pisss
Thai ssesy alliance l~stsr~s ssd I'll
ssvspsp~ osesss Of shs aihssos shall
sspposs ibis platform o. sssSs ssspssssea
iron he order. ssd thai 20 cssdiss,s for
ssy sssiossl poiissesi cmos sbsii he sap
ported by The sliisscr usnb~u eplsss be
ipdoesss it~ plsiiorm
TIE tlattcrm contsiss some things that
merit coe.ia@rssaos bal the parts dsmssd'
iss The seolii,oa a. Sslieasl bsnis AID
g9ruameas ossufship Of railroads snd
ali Iiees d usosporsssior will pos rsc~svs
The istofsement 81 May sensible fer.
nsss. The free ooiosss q silver and prse
,icsl nnliml,ed sssus u sreenbscks viii
not receive ibr spprobsiion Of scund ho'
sncssss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
STATE NEWS.

The house belonging TO Frank Holden
scar Hesldville. vas burned late Saturday
evening by On overturned kerosene lamp
A large portion Of the household Effect,
vas burned.
s L. Grifith Of Dandy has shipped
from Montreal two carloads OF Canadian
horsss.l which win be used 10 numbering
81 Mount Tsbor. Mr. Grifith reposts thai
Canadian horses are cheaper than ever on
account Of the Mckinley bill. and that
they are plentiful 10 and around Mo0tres'.
A ChsrIeston correspondent Of the Bar
ton Monitor says: Mrs. Lizzie Buck owns
one Of the best farms 10 this town. Her
management Of Der farm and her business
affairs shows what courageous and enter
pfising woman can do. She has large
meadow. whore she cuts great quantity
Of bay aud good bill pasture for her
covs and other stock There are Two large
and convenient barns on the place. both
Of which have good Easements and large
stsbles She keeps from 20 TO 70 cows.
about 30 bead Of young cattle. . lot Of
sheep and hogs Her butter IL contracted
10 parties 10 leland Pond
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

ss.ion and philanthropy osns 10
e. sssdtli through The will Of Daniel
u. f.y.s.estbss oil. New York. Who die
uibase. 81. 100. 900 among various colleges
aud s.m iasriss ADD eo5. 600 70 hospitals
ia Mes York city. With the single sxcep'
iiyn q the McGnw Legacy 10 Cornell
univsaity. which vas sDnulIsd By The
courts. this is the largest sam ever bsquss.
ibed by one person Tor like purpose.
The greatest beneficiary is The Yale Shefh'
cid scientific school, Which rectves&300.
600 from Mr. Fsyervestber The iostitu'
iious 10 ths, state remembered 10 the will
ere Cclambi. college. 500. 900; Union
,hooIos,c.i seminary. $4,000, Hamilton
colIege. 800. 600; University Of Rochester
sIop. 90; CorneII university. S1oO.0OO
Williams college 81 williamson. Moss.
also ba. 500 600.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

The fsrnsn aliases 10 Ksassa viiI rot
sol ssis lssysn - msubsss. hssns y V
iEs, tho .s5sss and states stsosssys OF
,tsis selection ere sstnovn 10 isssl lore.
Bat lssse osYicislssi~ct ere NOE sedsssos.
iss 10 Obtain snsssssicg 81 lss q the
lsv sohool. preparatory 10 iaduessoa 10 70
Gsoe Ta.a sli! ccns snoshsr di6scal'y
perhaps. vasn they become lsvysu they
"a ~ sapsci 10 fare - lawyers d,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

Tue exports o. bel. poth and dairy pro
apcs. from Toe U ai4d Ststrs during The
last ,sn uea,bs amounted 70 Sos. 75s. 0cs,
an iscss.se a. eis. Do0. 90 over tho oosfss'
posaiSs period Of Last year. This Il
sBc,s,ss,ss. Add II vould seen thai oa'
,r.ds rsls,ioss 9Th foseisn countries an
BOZ made 70 dspsod 70 much 90 fEss trsds
- ueos oar ability 70 eoepsts vish
forsisa nations 10 their ovn nsstsss. Bat
The fact ssnsiss tbs, oar ovn nasksts srs
ID mo~, valuable ios our oun producers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
ghfNaufIfstfr 3Gnrual
THURSDAY. DECEMBER II. issa
DIX. srnoxDs. g4issrsss rrsprsssss.

Tnxysszry ssrrLp "a xssH xsorcH 70
osra swxsscax rnospsas oosssoIov Sxrss
ovs xansrrs. vrH A. rxcxsAnss sssrsAn
or s.nussassc scAIs ~ vAaa
Trsxr sos4ara Asp SAMOA sHo xAs sEx'
van nn oorsrsr ynsHvr1r - rsns %
sAa ocoHr TO xScxlvs rxss,os. So1 -
1aArpur Hrr A. . sArrxs ~ srnvzA re-
TycG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
1,OMMIssIONER's NOTICE.

Esta,e Of THOMAS MeLsuoHLIs.
The uldsrsfgnsd, having been apposnted By
the Hon, Protsts Court Tor the District " Man.
chester Com ssionsrg, to recsisss sIsmns, add
sgspns, The estate o.
Thomas McixnshAs late " Dors<t
in ssld Lisfsei aecs sxsd and all claims exhibit.
Cd 10 Offset thereto. hereby give notice that vs
y III meet for tho purposes Aforesaid .. tbs ists
az cling house Of the deceased 10 said Dorfes
90 the 18th day Of February sD6 18Th day "
Msy nert, from o'clock A. n sniii O'Clock ,.
n, on sseh u ssic ds,s spa that sis month";
from the is,L dsy " November a. D. 1850 10 the
lime limited BY said Court Tor sad creditors 10
pissept their claims 70 % for sismibston and
slIowancs.
Dated It Dorset tbis 18Th day Of November
0E0R0g \. WALL,
". ~. BkBkE, Cou'n
2e~s MAkTJa bHEEIDA1,l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
s.,As.s !. ~. VIA. w...1 !. c..s

! vss esiiictsd sish Kidney disease. Dr..
Ksnnedvs Psvori.s Remedy. OF Rondoui,
n. I'll ny II With perfect recollection
Of Ill thai Us done fos me besides 10 the
only thing that gave me permsnent relief.
have recommended II 10 many people for
Kidney disease and they oil agreed that il
has nos it, equal Tot this compIsint = Ly,
man Cnwiord. Druggist. Springfield, Mss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Estate OF EpwAHD r. WILD.
The undersigned having been appointed BY
tbs Hon. Probsts Court for the Disujct Of Man.
chester Commissioners, to receive. etamin W and
adjust al clsins sno demands u I'll psrsops
sgsinst the estate Of
Edward p. Wild lats Of Manchester
10 ssid Dissrct, deceased and ali claims sIhibit.
ed 10 ofgset thereto hereby give notice that ~
vil meet for the purposes Aforesaid 81 the dwsi.
hug borss of n. O. Cone In Manchester visEs
On the 2iT day Of Jsnanfy and aIst day of Msy
ns1s, from oc'och a n, until o'clock = On
each Of ssid days. and that sir mopibs from the
2ist day u November 4. D. 1850 10 The time lin,
tied BIZ ssid Court for sAld creditors 10 pressnt
their claims TO ~ for Examination and allow
sncs
DATED At Manchester this 7ist day Of sovem
Der 4. D ise0.
rAsgEL g; cshE4 coan,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

The Williams Bellows Pals Evspora
Tor 70 The moot popular In ne great sugar
orchards Of vermnat. Ysfk State snd
Ohio. which hes proved it, excellence.
For the coming sesson. however. il hss
several important Improvements. Il 10 not
the old Cook svsporsior' bu, cont ines
sith The best Of the Foundation principles
Of The Cook patent The improvements OF
The Williams and Batter 4 Corey patents.
TOE distinguishing GESTURE Of cross. ~ise
cramps OF eosrugstioas 10 d oourss retain,
ID. These eorusstions form resisting
chambers ths, secumais,. the posing
best snd increase The hes, espsrity Is 10
80 PER ssst A ecvr be- besa sddsd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

10 xspsas...s psS, iesA. pss E~ss usrs
axsA " t.sfa
In L.naercvs. Dee sea. rlesssf na,tssesla.
A8ed nssri, VI years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11

Japanese Department.
Rose Jars,
Cups and Ssucers,
Vases,
Wall Decorations,
Paper Napkins,
China Cresmers.
Pot Pourri.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-12-11
GOODS

Opal Vase, Bohemian Vases. BarbAdine OF
Moss Vases Marblescent Baskets, Satin Vases,
Alabaster Vases. Decorated China Plates and
Mugs, Cups and haucers, Bisque Figures and
Ornaments, C,ystal Syrup Cups. Tinted Castors,
Fine Engraved Tumblsrs. nose Bowls, Water
Pitchers. Egg Cups Eutter Plstes, Mush and
Milk Sets.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-28
In lnemortnnn.

DIED, at 81. vincent's sanitarium. Santa
Fe. New Mexico. saturday morning
November y. 1880, VIM. Carroll Hurt
Mr.. Hurt was born In Nashville,
Tennessee, April 15, ls45. He re-
malned in the South until eight
years ago, when broken health
compelled him TO seek q change OF
climate and hs came to New Mexi-
co, locating at Cerrillos. He served
through the. war Ia the confed.
crate ar my, taking sdss with his
native state. When he arrived at
Cerrillos his condition of health was
90 bad that his life was then de-
SPARED OF. but he recovered suffi-
ciently to lead an active business
life for a number Of years. He
took lively Interest In all matters
Of local enterprise and gave with q
libersl hand to all worthy charities.
In his business transactions he wa.
actus ted by the highest sense oi
honor. TO his family he was ever
the loving husband and father, ex-
tending to those dependent upon
him every protection and care
Where constancy aud paternal low,
are so strongly marked In man
there Is always something in thai
man to admire. In departing fron
this life. Mr. Hurt left very many
friends. who, with his bereavet
family earnestly mourn his loss.
Through life he was . man, {
Roman among Romans, carrying 1
warm heart and toiling unselfishl,
for those dependent upon him
This, we believe Is fulfilling th'
mission Of highest aim. and to hav'
omitted which would have been
sin objectionable. Then, with tru
sympathy for those In sorrow, 10
us trust that:
Gone 10 a haven of rest,
Where billowy peace soothes the sou
i He IL reaplng the promised reward
In the glorlfed realms of the bless'd.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-28

WIN sayles. the Lamy merchant
who was shot accidentally An the
Lee White hold up st that place
nearly . pear ago, died at St Vim
cents sanitsrium. santa Fe. on
Tuesday OF this this week. Hehad
recovered from the gun shot
wounds. Dut had contracted on re-
cent trips TO the Rio Grsnde valley.
typhoid fever. resulting In conges-
tlon Of the brain and death. His
remains were buried Thursday.
Mr.. Ssyles was = gentleman OF ex-
cellent social qualities, Of good husl.
ness ability. OF sterling worth ~ n
citizen. aud q friend to everybody.
In his death the county loses one OF
IL BEST nien.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-28
MairimonRI.

The marriage Of Miss Julia NJ.
Fischer and Mr.. IL. w. Claussen
took place 1T the Presbyterian
church last evening at 8 O'Clock,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. VIM. Rosenstengle Of the
Lutheran church. The bride ap.
peared lovely In q rich robe OF
white silk, cut sntraine. wearing q
superb wedding veil. and carrying
In her fair hands huge bouquet of
white roses and carnations. The
attendents were Mr.. A. j. Fischer
and Miss Hllgert, Mr.. G. M. Crea-
msr and Miss Schlachter. The
church was crowded with the
friends Of the contracting parties.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the home of Mr.. @. +.
A. Fischer, the BRIDES father,
where company of more intimate
friends assembled at 7 O'Clock and
partook of grand wedding supper.
The festivities lasted until IL O'Clock
and proved highly enjoyable for oil
participants. Happy responses to
appropriate toasts we're given by
Prof. A. F. Bandalier, Mr. Franz,
Or. symington, Mr.. Schumann,
Mr.. q. ID. Koch and Mr. G. +. A.
Fischer, the latter appearing Ia a
specially genial mood over the
choice his daughter had made In
selecting a husband, and we'll may
he be, for Mr.. Claussen Is a man of
sterling worth, industrious, we'll Il
do In lie, and possessing splendid
business qualifications. His fail
bride is q charming lady and has g
multitude Of admirers to congratgl'
late her upon this happy occasion
New Mexican.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-28

NJ. II. McDoaaah ls Iu from San
Pedro
G. W. iUpleerove visited Santa
Fe Tuesday.
Ed. 4. sluder and Daniel Taylor
were In from Dolores Sunday.
Bert Coykendall, Of Golden, hiss
returned from the Jemez country.
Hon. T. b. Oztron has returned
TO Santa Fe from his "trip 20 cali
fornla.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. w. wootten
returned TO their home ON the
Pecos. yesterday.
L. ID. Sugar was q visitor 10 San
Pedro this week. looking after busi-
ness ,intesests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. p. Gable, OF
.Ssnta Fe, attended the funeral SER
vices Of w. @, Hurt. Sunday.
Richord Gibbons, an old timer at
the Cash Entry. but who has been
at San Pedro for year with the
Copper Co., has returned TO the
Cash Entry again. It is q good
thing to have an OLD standby like
the Entry to rely upon.