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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

Our County Commissioners are compelled
to pay very snug sum for the maintenance
Of the thiTfy-one convicis confined in the
Western peniteuiiary who are accredited 10
tins county The prison charges are within
fraction Of s. cents per nay and Somerset
county stands charged last year with 9-0I7
DAYS. or s3s4oe0. During the year the
thirfy-one prisoners earned s. ,eGi-7o. leaving
balance OF s2.l7s8s TO be paid by the
county. only hAlfd,zsn OF the men i'm
prisoned are natives of this county.
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

Estate OF DR.. j. h Miller deceased. late uf som
erssst Borough. SoInersei County. Pa
Letters fessaInentary on the estate uf Dr. J X
Miller. late of Sarnersel Borough deed having
been granted 10 the undersigned. notice is hereby
given te ali rersous Indebted 10 said esia+e to
nave immediate EsyIsent and thosc having
claims sEaisisi The sain= viii I-esent them duly
authenticated for settlement AID allowance on
saturday, March /. is9e. ~ the residence Of A. }.
Colb0Tu, Esq. IL scmsrsef. Pa
JENNIE C MILLER
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In compliance with the above act. the as
sessors Of the various townships and bor-
oughs Of the county, have made return to
the commissioners. and from their state
rnent We learn that Somerset county sup
por;s not less than 4sis dogs distributed as
folIozs;
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fsonNfssIoyERs NOTICE.
FEBRUARY 18th. 18th and 2oth
A UDlTog,s NOTICE

The undersigned appointed Auditor by t1e Or
rhaf7@' Court 81 -oIrfrsef ecuztr. Pa. fc pas
upon he exreptions and make disfrihrticn n
The frud ia the hands of the Administrator u
y entitled thereto. hereby gives Dosice that he
will attend 70 the duies Of as appointment az his
oc1ce In somer e. Pa. On Th1-B1Ay the Sab day
of January. ls1s a. 70 c'elock. 4 N. when Grd
WHERE ali persons having elztrns against said Is
tzre are required 70 present them o. Be cetarred
from fouilg IN for share ofthe fua<-
T. J KoosER.
Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

NJ. : :. Lindsey. at one tine a resident
q this toWn, died at his home. Mansfield.
Ohio, Tuesday, January "A. in his seseaty-
fourth year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
A plIINIsTRAToR.s NOTICE.

Estate of Joha W. Hay. late Of jefferson Town
ship somerset County. Pa
Letters OF administration on the ahoTe estate hav-
iIg been granted 70 the undersigned BY the proper
indebted to said estate % make immediate pav-
menf, and taoSe having claims against the same
wiz present them duly authenticated fer settle
Tseni on or before Friday. FeS'y u. lssQ st the
residence Of the administrator il said tosg r
PETER =. SHATIIS.
j. II. lhl. Atty. Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

J. B. Snyder left Monday morning S1r .
two wesks visit 10 Gales5urr. IL where
several Of bis younger brothers are engaged
in the mercantile b,lsiness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

A dwelling house OF eight rooms. well To-
Gated near railroad. upon the corner Of Main
and Walnut streets. Z rkwocd. VIII sell
low Call on or address
A EyAss, Rockw ccd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

one OF two frssclAss farm hands can learn
where they can secure permanent employ
ment IN Tie vicinity Of L'gonier. westnsore-
land county. BY applying al this Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

DaVis Bros have force Of Aasons en-
pieye'i a. dressing stone for The new sAii. IN
Temporary SHE'D in the 7sas Of the preseat
psison.
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pULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Alex Berkey, Of JohnstoUn fGTubtOvn } Pa.
UTiax Berkey, Of L0s Angeles. Cal lemon
I.0hr and zephsriah Lnhr. of WeztmGFeiand
Co. Pa Eisie Z Truxai and Victor Truxal.
Of WeStrlorelaud Co Pa:
lou are hereby notified 10 be snd appear 81 an
Orphans Court 20 be bed in and for Senleref
couniy, Pa. on Monday. the 24th day Of Februs-
y, next. then and there 70 ecfept or refuse To
take the real estate pf J6bcob Berkey dec q. A.
tfe appraised yAiustion. or show canse why the
saioe should not he sod.
sherifs O1iee. K 5. MCNILLEN,
Jan. l5 Iss8 sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

An Upper Turkeyfoot correspondent
writes Us thar alarge vein Of anthracite coal
has been discovered in that township. We
hope be is not mistaken. bns are inclined 10
think that be is a trise "of.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
church Re-onenlnr

The Hoffman Evangelical church, which
has been closed for several weeks for repaiTs,
viii be re-opened on Sunday. January 20,
1870. The services VIII begin at 10 O'Clock.
m. The re-opening sermon VIII be preach
ed BY Rev. c. B. Guver. OF Berlin The
neighboring pastors AMI their congregation.
are invited to be present.
Tar PasroR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

1r- james c Postlesh waite. received no
nee rom the Interior Department during
The ~ees that bis claim for pension had
been granted.
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TERMS:
] TACTICAL CARP CULTURE =
Only 65 Cents.

The only book ever offered s1r sale that The p1r-
charer czfI return and gef his money back
II not satisfied
Tae book fhas every farmer Hhoulf Rare. Con-
tainz IA p1zeS, 7xo inches ~ illustrations show
ing pond 5eito1us. dams. rircIfogS undrr-dains
varieties Of the Ssh. efse1nies of The fish. ETC. Il
lnclrdeS cvery necessary insi ruction for any per-
son 70 successfully and a. nominal ez psnse pro
cuce szeir oNn iish. ENDORSED By Fii.h Cor1fnis-
sic0cns and producers every ywhere. Persons Or
der1ng 5hc book and n07 satisfied with IL may n
turn e. and ve vii refund iheir money Add-ess
]. X IOEAS
a1A G Alliance, Ohio.
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COUNTY BONDS FOR SALE

ST<HE UNDERSIGNED ce nm ssio1ers Of Scmer
sci County P4-. offer for series of g7
Coupon Bonds bearing Interest a. the rate Of fo1r
a. per cent Per an1ums payable se1ni-zurrsliy
on the 18th days OF June and lte<ntcr- TIE
NUMBER s'nounss DENOMINATIONS and maturity
of the bonds. are - fsliows
Nos, ! 70 : inclusive 5 90 each falling due
1sFh December 1ezf-
Nos TO Is, inclusive. 81 60. each falling dne
15th DeceDb-r, le9t-
Nos "A L, inelusixe. sf.o1o each feiiirg dae
I5th pccE mlser. ISg1
Nos. IS TO r. inclusive. 8 GO. each fai5Eg due
1sfh IectEnhez. 1s.fa
No ~ t5.ooo falling due 18th D-ccuber. 1885,
Nes. " 70 =. $50. ee&ch falling due Decemter IS,
1sl6
Applicatioa Eaus Be made for thesr hands AZ
our ocEce iE Somerset, nof lafer than fnr 18Th
day Of February, 1880
DE WAGNER,
GEO. n NEFF
& W WILLIAMSON.
jause g County Commissioners.
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Jenner Local institute.

The following is the program for local
institute, to be held al Jennertown. on Sat
urdsy, January p so
MORNING sEssEox-9A n.
Professional education. j. W Bel How
should teacher spend his evenings NJ d.
weighley Recitation. Z E Blough Essay
8 J Horner Reforms in teaching, /. d.
Stuff Recitation, Alice bowman Essay.
Don 0Connor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
: UNIVERSAL MALAoY-


r,he houss - dismal 2
-. g., tie rriFqe
l.'. ,eos of woe seysHnal :
81 the grippe.
.-uesias and ;his snee1ing7
=. .,seine and this wheezing7
,sns and manner freszinE'
Is. 81 the grippe
,;.,urmaii and confusions
...n.'.eo' The grippe
-. vel SIS no illusion,
.-us,. gothic grippe
ss,sa. and eyes are aching,
=. bssry. knees arr shaking
:. .sasrsn get q rakingl
r-u.s 60 the grippe
s..ssr,ing and this yelling
-..rs e8t tae grippe
=. ssn bis woe hes telling
-. e5i the grippe
gaiHning saa > kicking
I. fs pia we're sticking
- as-h. and pricking.
/ -. 70, the grippe
s-aus relief effective
- f5s clrse3 gnppe
roas new 6eroe inveoive
:. 5-c-ss the grippe
sreiaken SIX or seven
a1ls and need eleven
rssss you sigh for heaven
.,srs Is no grippe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
s.nrr & OH A;torner.
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Eszate Of Alexander Sterner. deed late Of Black
Twp. SOmerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having bern graHlfed 20 the undersigned by The
proper authority notice il hereby gwen to all
persons indebted 70 said estate 70 make imIneii-
ate payment, sid thsse having claims EgNinst the
saTne VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday, the 18th day OF January,
1sso Al the late residence OF the decreased in said
township. A. J. STERSER.
Administrators.
a. BEzKEY. Attorney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

Alice. wife ofoar venerable German fellow
citizen George Warner. died at her home on
Patriot street, Wednesday afternoon. from
the effects Of pneumonis She was sister
Of Peter Amman. the we'll known veteran,
who has resided at the Old toll gate east OF
town ever since the war.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

Mr. , g Herv~y the wealthy baltimore
osnker arrived IN tomn saturday evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
rauostIonal bureau At indiana.

Educational Bureau at indiana
Ip6isna Normal hss connected with il an
F.snsationsI Bureau. for the purpose Of Sc
caring she best possible positions for her
studsnIs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

We have been requested by citizens Of
South street to call the attention Of our Bor-
oush authorities to She practice several
young men have Of racing horses on thar
'horoughfaFe. thus endansering the lives OF
women ana chilaren-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
on our books will please call and settle al
once. by cash or note Accounts due must
be closed to save cosls.
PARKER 4 PARKER.
SoxEEsEr. Pa, January Is, 1890.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
A pMINIsTRAToR.s NOTICE.

EstSte OF Amanias Garletfs. deceased late Of p
Lick Txp- Somerset Co. Pa
Letters Of administration having been granted
10 tbe undersigned oy the ssrOper author u. no
tce / hereby given - All persons indebted - sai
having claims against the same TO present them
duly authenticated iE settlement en- Saturday
the sih day Of February. lssn, at the late resi-
dence af deceased JOEL NJ NTTZY,
lanl 20. Administrator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

The icr men are worrying over their pros-
poets for ioe- The winter IS not yet over.
and before March puts in its appearance
there viii probably be ice enough and to
spare.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
court Proceedlngs.

The following cases were tried at last
week especial term ofCoart
Channcey F. Fry to David Zimmerman
trespass verdict 10 favor Of the plaintiff for
S damages
Hattie B. Bowman VS.. W. H. yann, high
constable OF lockwood borough appeal by
defendant. verdict for the plaintiff for s25
with interest from 18th of February. 1889
Sol J. Eqerick vs. J Troutmau. A. J.
Troutman and Vim. Deneer vs. J. l. En-
erick appeal by defendant two cases; YER
dict in both cases for defendant
Adam Poofbangh w \. B. Poorbaugh
irespass verdict in favor Of the plaintiff for
1926
Pierce Miller & Cows N. r Smith and
n F. Smith appeal by defendants verdict
for plaintiffs in the sum of Si05.2I
Heller Bros. & Co. vs.. Same appeal by
defendants verde. in favor of plaintiffs
for S3i4
Peter :. Hay, Assignee Of Joseph Ringer.
use of Joseph Chris;Der, vs.. John Hoover
Sci ia verdict for defendant
The remainder Of the cases on the calen-
dar were settled or continued
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DIED.

KEYsER.-on January l3th. 1850. near
Friedens. Pa. Lewis keyser. aged 50 years,
months and % days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22

II the oldest inhabitants keep on in
their work of recalling other winters that
have been just like this one il viii not be
surprising to learn soon that there hiss never
been a real cold one
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pULE TO ACCEPT OR ERFUsE.

To Francis n. Ki1nInel NcConk, Red Willow
County. Neh. I'd Y KimmelL seattle Wash
ingtoH William : Kimmell. McCook, Neh
Ellen y, wife Of Jonas KefssT, Wesfinorrlsnd
Co, Pa Louisa wifs Of Lewis Fogg Cum
beriaDd esp. Tenn.
fon are hereby notified 30 be ard appesr at an
Orphans court 20 be held in and for Somerset
County. Pa. on Monday. the oath day Of FebT1Is-
~ next then and there 20 accept o. refuse 20 take
the real estate Of Emma =. KimIneli. deed a. the
appraised Valuation, OF show esuse why the same
should not he sold
shefif-s once K $ McMILIEN
jan. 18th Ign sheriff
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ExECUToR's NOTICE.

i
Estate Of Henry J. Fox. decd. late Of Somerset
Twp Somerset Co Pa
Letters testamenfary on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned b. the
proper authority. al persons indebted to said e.
tate are requested 70 make payment and those
having claims 70 present them duly authenfiez-
ted for settlement on Saturday. the 18th Gay Of
February. 1890, al the late residence 0f decd
JACOB o KIMMEL
land. Executor
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Public Sale OF Valuable Real Estate
ana Personal Properx

vii, sell at public outcry, January 30,
1880. my farm. adjoining Berlin, Somerset
county, Pa. containing Ioe acres. in good
cultivation. plenty Of lime and coal on the
place. Also good sugar camp. Also on
the same dEs win sell 5 head OF horses, 81
head Of cztfleand lot os farming inple-
msnts. P.J. covER
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EXECUToR's NOTICE

T. 'AEJI IUt , NVlILE-
Estsie Of james Kimmell. dec d.. late Of Quema-
boning Twp >Jmersef co Pa
Letters testaBeDtsTy On the dbave es'ate hzF
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prep
= authority, notice j hereby given 20 al rer-
sons indebted - sail estate 70 make immediate
payment. aud fh0se having claims against The
same VIII present them cuiy authenticated fer
settlement on Saturday. the 2si DAY Of February.
Iszo Al Ike residence Of the Executor. ia stoyeS-
town Borough, IA
PAUL B. sCHLAG,
ExefuroE.
S.,,r-- 4 C.-sr A.snsrraw,
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Nith a new one-story plank addition for kitch-
en-, a large two-sIOTy carpenter snop black
smith shop sfahie. smoke RatIse. grinaTy and
ether ou-huil6i1gS There j. = larEe sVDle. peach.
pear and cherry oFchAr.i on thc premises.
TEDAfC 0per cent ofthe purchase mon
LIN W - ~ - be paid down on dsy Of
sale and the remainder of oIc-taird % confirIna-
non Of sale; one-1hird afer payment OF debtsl %
remain len on the premises. the Interest there
Of 70 b paid annually, commencing one year from
confirmation q sale, 10 Jane stuff widow Of said
decedenf. durinE her life. and a. her death the
said principal n he paid 70 The heirs and le
Eal representative OF aid decedent the remain
der q said purchase money 70 = Tsyable IN two
equal payments in six months and one year re-
spectively from date Of onrrmafien Of sale, with
interest from such dale.
". H SWANE.
Administrator Of Benz. siuifi. deed
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TERMS:

The shsre Of the widow Of the purchase money
fonefhird after payment % ali jest detss ard is-
gai chsrEc<l shall remain lu fne hands q the
psircEa=er during the natural life of Nara kim
mel. the widow u Edward Kim-nel deed anri
the interest," the-eot seAi - annually ant rerll-
larry paid ~ her y the purchaser his heirs and
Gssigns holding the premises. - b recovered b.
dtstrczz- o. etoerF1se rcnls are Recoverable IN
fhls Commonwealth which the ssii Eiinr shall
accept IN fail satisfaction q her dover IN ths
premises, ard a. her deceaze her share a. ne uur-
chase money shall - paid % the heirs u EdFarrl
kimnel. decd. The balance shall - raid ina
down ca day q sale. the reriainder of nf-thi-si
~ the confirmation Of the sale of3e fsfrf IN aus,
year, 4ad the remaining third in two yeHrs with
interest on the deferred payments from the cou-
April lsQo
NARggErTs MccLARRAH.
A q. KfMNEL.
AMI Truzess.
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Wanted at Once. +.

Ten good cows, with calf st foot. Short
horn or part Jersey preferred. but any good
stock, giving not less than three gallons OF
milk per day, viii do Good prices given
for choice cows. Write at once 70
DR- NJ DIKHL,
Leisenring Faye.te Co. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
.rrERxoox sEssIoN-lao.

Moral sua,ion, d. Fl. Ranch Essays, ".
J. Peterson. Berthe NJ oConnor Advsnta-
ges Of country schools. c. NJ. swank Reci-
tation, Linnie VI. Gashaw Essay, Annie
sipe Methods of teaching Physiology and
Hygiene. W. J. Rishsberger The coming
teacher, c c Schmuck>r; Recitation, Nan
aie Peterson
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sATrRD4E. FEBRrARY Is. So.

A. one O'Clock 2 m the following described real
estate u said deceased, viz.
certain tract land situate in tsuner Town
ship. S1nersct county. Pa. adjoining lauds Of
J0r Ethan sunk. Hen-y Kline. Levi Friecline
and others, and .Fing along the public road lead-
izr from the JohnsioEn and eFne-sef turnpike
70 The Bedf1rl and Pittsburgh turnpike. confain-
ing 2Oa more or les of which about - acres
are cleared and ia stsie OF good cultivation. and
the remainder being well gilnbered having there
on erected 4 two story loE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-22
EVENING sEssIos-7:g

Economy, H. Caufiiel Local institutes
W. A G. lape; Recitation. Martha Criteh-
field Instruction. by Profs- W II. Cover
and y B. cdichheid.
CoasrrrrT
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DUELZL1r HOUSE.

a large new barn and two tenant k,,uses h.s +.
soen apple orcnafd- luu,ernts excellent sprin1~
1na feTy valu16se L8ne~tpne Quay noH or,s N
n - Tne undivided o1le-half 81 4
tWOs "a certain tracf of iknd sisnafe IN
the Township o. B7ofhsrsssiiev sdicfusur lards
Of Jonathan Miller. :. A. < j. q phfi@ou ara
others, containing two acre. more ~ les.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22
WHY QUAY WAS so SERENE.

1t now appears that Quay's serenity
under the terrible ordeal of party crit
icism and arrangement through which
he passed was, in measure, owing to
his confidence in his ability to execute
the new plan of carrying elections
which he had had in mind for more
than year. He might have silenced
many of his critics by taking them in
to his confidence, for they, like him
self, had only ultimate success in view
and could have been won over to any
plan of party procedure that promised
satisfactory results. Their object in
pressing the Force bill was not in the
hope of rendering elections any more
fair, but because they considered it es-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-22
TO AFRICANIZE WEST VIRGINIA!
EXPOSURE OF THE SCHEME OF QUAY, ATKINSON,
SMITH AND OTHERS TO COLOMBO THE STATE
WITH THE BLACKS OF THE SOUTH.

West Virginia Wongmen to be Turned Out of the Mines and the
Shops Give Place for the Negro of the South. This Com
nete Expose of the Most Nefaous Scheme nauguraed
for Political Purposes. Is Accompanied with the Docu
mentary Evidence and the Facts are undisputed
and Undisputabe
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-25
SILVER WEDDING.

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Sumption. of S7 South Lawrence, ceie-
brated the twenty-ifth anniversary OF
their wedding and a more splendid recep
ton is seldom witnessed.
AT O'Clock the handsome residence was
brilliantly illuminated and food of light
was streaming from the doors and WIN
dows The hallway was Handsomely
decorated with rich ferns and the hospita-
BILE entrance was most inviting. Three
large drawing rooms open from the ball
and the full beauty OF the scene presented
by these rooms could not be realized with
out study. Rare exoticS and the most
beautiful plants filed each window aud
every niche of these rooms The beauty
of the many blossoms was at first
bewilderlng and the air was redolent with
their rich perfumes. This hospitsble and
beautiful home was indeed prepared for
the reception of old and tried friends.
At 7:30 the guests began to arrive, and
soon these rooms were animated with
about forty couples, and the pleasure of
the occasion WAS as great as twenty five
years ago.
Mrs. Sumption was considered by all the
most charming of hostesses, and from the
first all were lost in the enjoyment OF the
occasion.
Shaw's orchestra WAS in attendance, and
the strains of music, mingled with the
CHEEKY laugh was most harmonious 10 the
ear.
At ten o'clock supper was served In
courses. This Department was under the
personal supervision of Mr. Dean, OF the
Metropolis who catered 20 the guests in
his inimitable style.
Chicken Salad. Whipped Cream.
Fried Oysters. Olives.
Minced Chicken Sandwiches
Ice Cream Cake.
French Coffee. Dainty Biscuits.
Fruite, etc.
The service was china aud silver.
PRESENTS.
a large number of silver presents and
souvenirs were received by the host aud
hostess and many absent friends remem-
bered the occasion in this way Amongst
the many presents We're noticed hand
some silver butter dish with glass holder.
frosted silver butter dish. silver rose jar.
silver sugar spoon, silver match box, sill
yer spoon holder, silver sugar spoon and
butter knife, silver fish knife, sill
yer cream spoon, silver cigar and
match holder after the design of
of the old oaken bucket and the well. Pair
silver bone dishes aud silver fruit dish.
Case of silver nut crackers and picks An
exquisite bouquet. Silver tea set OF six
pieces from number of trends. Amongst
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ;. L.
Hamilton, DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs j. p. Alien, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z.
Case. Mr.. and Mrs. L. keck, DR.. and Mrs.
q. G. Purdue. Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. McBee, Mr. and Mrs. G.
VI. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs. Heller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gehring, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Piele, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins. Messrs. W. l.. Garrison, j. II.
jackson, Ed Lamphere, j. H. Farmer, b.
f. Sum ption, L. j. Foster, II. II. Dewey, ).
S. Stout, Misses Josephine Ferguson Mag
gle Hoenscheidt, Piele, Foster Garwood,
Dickinson, Mary Hall, Maude Case, Bessie
Bruner. Galloway, Kane, Sterling, Dewey,
Kane, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Atchison, Mrs
Turnock, Mrs. Love and Mr.. L. II. Farmer,
l-.pu