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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-13

WARRENTOE-Trains Nos. IS. SO 81 and
and SO connect daily to and from Warrentcn.
FRANKLIN DIYlSION-Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Rocky Mt 600 a. ~. arrive Franklin
Junction 500 a. NJ; leave FrsLklin Junction
7:20 p. H., arrive Rocky Mt. 1920 p. n.
GORDONSYILLE-Train leave Orange for
Gcrdons7ille 2:25 8. m. aud SIS p N. d&ily,
and 500 4. N. daily except Sunday. Returning,
leave Gordonsville for Orange 1000 d. H., sos
p. N. daily, and ZOO a. II. daily except Sunday
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria from depot az 900 a. m
and 1:55 and 4:45 y. M; arrive at Round Hill
1876 {. N. and 4:25 and 7:20 p. N.
Rcturning trains leave BGund Hill 6:15 a m
and ] $50 and 505 p. III, striving at Aloxan
dria ri 1928 4. IN. and 1854 &nd 1926 p. NJ.
Tho 600 a. III. train from hlexsGdria connects
ct 6oind Hill with stage for Blue Ridge BeTry-
vile and Winchester, and q. Leeshnre with stsgCa
for Aide and Middlehurg.
Tho 900 8. n. train and i:45 p. u. train ~ m
Alexandria connect at Vienna with stages fer
Fairfax Court House.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos. SO and 81 Pullman Bufet Sleep
ore between New York and Atlanta, and At
lanta and New Orleans
On trains Nos. 81 and 53 Pullman Buffet YES
thule Sleepors between Washington and How
Orleans, snd Washington and Birmingham via
Danville, end Washington and Hot Springs via
Salisbury.
On trains Nos. 56 and 81 Pullman ycatibule
Shoppers between Washington and Cincinnati and
Louisville.
On trains Nos. 81 and 50 Pullman Bufe.
Sleepers between Washington and Memphis
On trains Nos So and 50 Pullman Buffet
Shoppers between Washington and Rome, Ga,
via Lynchburg and Bristol.
Through tickets on sale at the principal stations
to all points. For ratios or information apply 10
any agent OF tic Company, OF to
C. III. BORUN, D. P. A.. Lynchburg Va.
JAMES l.. TAYLOR, G.. 2. A., Washington, DC
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
Fpo THE OWNERS OF DOGS.

Mayors 0fico, kleSandris, Va,
May 81, 1890.
All persons owning or intending to keep any
animal OF the dog or canine species must come for
ward ON Oh BEFORE JUNE ELEVENTH, 1890,
and take ont hcsnsc for the same from the Au-
ditor Alter the 11th of June all persons owning
or harboring dogs found on his, her or their prem
Uses without the required license will DO fined (as
the laws or the subject require) So for every dog
so owned or harbored.
The Mayor hopes that the law will be complied
with, and that the police officers will not be re.
41'-'>' ~ -0f'- E. L. DoWNKAM, Mayor.
License and Tag-Fomalo Dog, $1:75; male
dog, 1925 myo1 tletG
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TIE AIszaldtia Gazette

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LEGAL.
OFFICE,
\ No 1O2 south Fairfax street,
Alexand1is Va, juno Tth, 1880

n
Alexand1is, Va, Juno 7th, 1890
a. C. Geen ct al.
The National Press Brick Co. CT al.
This is 10 give notice that | have fixed upon
THURSDAY, the nineteenth day OF June, at 10
o'clock a. m, at my ssid office, ne the time and
place when and where shall proceed to execute
the vacation ,cree rendered by the Judge of the
Circuit Court OF tho county OF Alexandria on the
18th day of May, 1890 in the chancery suit of
& c. Gecn ct al complanants, cgaiDst the Na
tional Press Brick Co. ct ais. defendants where
by am required to ascertain and report the num-
ber, priority and amount OF tho liens upon the
property of the National Press Brick 90. and
such other matters as may be necessary to ascor-
tain the proper distribution of the sum of So, OUo
now in the hands OF Morgan H. Beach, trustee, to
the credit of said cause; ut which time and plsc5
all parties interested or having liens, arc required
to attend.
Given under my hand, as special Commissioner
in Chancery OF said Court, the day and year first
aforesaid. JAMES B. CATION,
ie9 I'd Special Commissioner
A THE request OF firm OF lawyers in Mime
Il. sofa, ask tho heirs or dcvisees of HOWARD
LINDSEY, deed, and of DR.. OWEN ?. MARSH,
decd, to put themselves in communication with
mo. GEORGE a. MUSHBACH,
JED lot 100 north Fairfax stree.
A DMINIsTRATRIX's NoTICE-Hsviug quail
Il fed as administrative Of tho estate Of
JOHN MARTIN deceased, hereby request all
persons having claims against the estate Of said
John Martin to present them 20 me, duly anthem
ticated and all persons indebted TO said estate arc
hereby notified to pay the Same to me.
SOPHIA MARTIN, Administrative,
my26w4w Postoflcc AleXandris, Va.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

OF her. sn not now referring 70 the
fact that she dances in skirts. but 20
the exceeding brevisy OF her perform
ances.
A. Niblo's where she made her first
conquest OF New York. she danced not
more than three minutes each nighs. At
the concert hall. where she Is now the
leading attraction, she has been but
little more liberal with the public.
IN explanation. IL has been said that
no human being could stand IL to dance
long as Carmencita does. A spectator
might we'll believe this.
All the muscles IN Carmencita's body
Including, apparently, several hun
drcd which are not found In most OF us
are employed In the production of gy-
rations such as threaten to rend her
comely form 70 bits. In fact, despite
her lively kicking, she dances least Of
al with the apparatus usually employed
IN such performances. Her body and
her arms do an incredible work.
Hitherto, Carmencita has been the
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

icNel in very dull setting Of con-
dcnsed comic opera. Receutl., mutt
lated fragment Of La File de Madame
AnEot~ has been abused for this pur-
pose. Bat nov she win have whole
play, though not a very long one.
When this idea dawned upon the
management It's brilliancy was obscured
by q slight cloud. Carmeacita can not
speak English. OF course she has picked
up little of the language, but when sho
uses it our mother tongue is put through
wilder convulsions than is the pSetty
Spaniard's BODY IN her widest cachucha.
And Carmeucita, SO widely advertised,
a. much written about in the papers, is
stiil a novelty. I was convinced OF IL
when I saw her one evening last week.
The bail was we'll filed an hour before
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Gssiey-Fledgeiy must y quite rsll
% vith The wo-ids goods.
tsazzau-I've sever had Tat inpres-
son Why 30 you tbink so
GszleT Re showed ne handful %
3ismonas iast everlnx
Gszzum--no Toa naesn ~
oaxiev-Yes, I 90; aai BE Won tie
-a1 si-l thsr.- Csrcular.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
LEGaL ApYERIIaNG.

f1ktsEA4t A4AEE- Sale s AisealESf Cees-
- - Aslt. kN 80 = srsslslf "a t.r ftst s@t
t~sfi - sac o24nss - AeIlt tsels 81 tns fls.-
@stT e4l1s. e aisc - - ttkiss hsf1. ~ ttt
81 tAN - Sscfo4~f. II sc frAI c4lt t4o4.
- k18 kesl re &n4 ftatfx
tffS 81, > - e. ferslas. a4se II Rraa&tt-
Is tGF s44itt - EAt - ste -
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NsstxtSs'fF l-s4 81 i 4 ciset - f&f tsreHpai. 81
ses1 3tc3atl
Aaa g = isrfher eserrea. taa{ . eapy - ta4s
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.t't< - >Afa 44t ~ 1e&it -. al tils ! A.s-
hktAt,ls = Sai new~lss8srf lsflated aua c.rc4.
isilas ia a&ia sea n ~ hott
CYRUS II PERKINS
IA trssr rorsa 1aase 81 fls1afe
2nolse z. AASsS, fezlster - eci .
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

sd Peter-W DO were 7ous
New Spirit-I vas Mzster Workman
81 the Kaizhss Of Labor.
s. Peser-Do Toa belong % the Gel
estisl Harp Tuners Union or the Halo
Repsirsrs' Masaal Aid Association?
New Spirit-N-o.
II. Peter-They don's allow scshs in
here. Gsod-bTe. Faa departments On
the ieft-Idfe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

city CLERKS oHce.l
Grand Rapids NltH. Ort 8. i~V.
Notice - hereoy gwen thai tie Rsscssdicnf
fei lof the eau>iTnci lca al 3 Nrf lu ncr ina
street.. 4lom fugeIH- sfF & 20 MlcNlk.h
SIT r-ei. n tnr ely If Gran Rapids, l. new q
g. .iatd =. al fua, I stlI ltc.fKe paym nG
thrrslN ior lhe pcr'oa q Ia Bfs uay lrosn
this date az tie . he nf a- City treasurer,
tBy llaA LLlR e. kltA.
eel - Cty I4ess-.ef.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
TRrAsuIIn's AouIcE.
clly Tr.a.urer.. 0ree.

city rTeasurer's 0dce,
Grapd Rapids. aiiru. oct. - 3Ssi.
Not c. i nrrciy gwen i.iai ia assessuie nf
roI f1r tic golsl4 uftion of sever Ia -lDiSE
street. from VI eSs bisisluu street 10 south gei-
rsoR stieei. IL tHe city al Oraud kaplas.
5 no~ ia my hgads. anc fh.f L Niii Teceivc
payment thereon Tor q e period 81 fWrnly
days from THIS date. ~ 4r Office 81 the tity
Treasurer. City Hal. GEORGE A. PERRY.
oct - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

N0TIlE 20 ecRfnffpR<
= stare 81 Aicai<Al. eeHaty 81 Aeat--ss
Nfif - - acrri3 gNcst kkat is ~ 81 -. tir
Probate to11 lof lao uf4ets ~ kc4t. made
90 tat 18th a. - II y. A. IL - &. "a ihuAtas
tfsfa' that aatr ~efr s1.sera Ter eresitof -
ftsee a tbef a : ms ~ 1-ust tbs - Ais II
klcAbk4lf 81 SkAfif.
iAff cf s3tN coaRty. deceased. IA thai 81
ersfi tCf> 81 ~ "a acoeAsea sre fe4 airea ~ prv
seat thtlf oxfus q said pT, ttte senft a. itf
ifNiikig e'AeF. lE iarrits ot 1nAa k1Fi2e tsi
"a Aeua4uatlpE anc allowance 81 81 nxiete faf
ifla aaY ~ tanesrs. re aad THAI suSh
cislMs 81! bt Ar4Ts ieluFr said cDuTl. ou SAT-
a dAy, gls isth DAY 81 NoNeBsbrr neat. al tel
e'siscs ~ f.V tolcnaeh 81 each asy
DAled july ls. A. y. SN
SAAls II PERKINS
JIazt II i-fpliGie
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

OF Carmencits. and then ss those who
have seen q curiosity and suppose that
they 0aght 70 bs >atisAed. 1~o Of the
four -zsiesy dancers" who appeared
later IN the evening lad more personal
admirers, II one mighE judge by ap-
pl.uss. But II either Of those girls had
danced FOR one minute after the fashion
OF Carmsneits. she would have been
nothing but mass OF dtslocations and
fractures a. the end Of Il.
She has a very supple figure. Not one
woman in = hundred could ever learn. or
could have been taught, il the lessons
h.d begun In girlhood, 70 bend the spine
ss Carmeneita can. IL her moyements
were not 50 rapid their analogy 70 those
OF the ordinary contortionist would 90
percepsible.
Then she has been we'll trained. She
talks = good deal about Inspiration
says that she has only the general idea
OF dance in her mind when she goes
upon the stage-but careful work under
thoroughly competent teacher has
made her what she is. To lapse into a
descriptive bull. she does very clever
sleight-of hand work with her body.
She stands. let Us say. with her arms
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Cltr Treasurer,s omee.

City 1reasurer's once.
Grand Rapids Mica. Sv a. =. i,.u.
Notice is hereby given that tie assessment
roll ior tile construction ~ sewer IA Sci iiiin.T
street. from Leonard street L. Eletenih street.
in the city Oh Grand Rapids. is NOV IA Any
HANDS. and that w.ii receive payment thereon
for the period oi twcrty DAYS iruin thls date.
at the Office OF the City treasurer City Hall.
OEUA6E X. PERRY.
oct is Oils Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
IREAsuREs,s NoricE.

Cts Ire4surrf's 0Hce.
orard Rapids ailch.. o,E g. 81.
Notice - hrfsby gF.B t4st Tee Es~es ga eat
fcrs of J. rteltt afclIr. fIorn south Dlttsl ga
rl e. Nosta ien str e ga ttc ely OF
israna E<pic>. - noA a az h~sis2 and ai 4
~ rrclfr i.iS alr..t tlsF. oa foE ii4s HeTl 4 81
IA afy dsss ieon tfisuAfe. "a iae oface ~ lac
tlt5 lrsAsG4ri. tliy iial.
GEORGE 4 PERRY
0tf@f Iily klcTK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
rREAsuKrn,s NOTICE.
CIT qreasurer.s one.

City Ifeasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Get. =. lS+l.
Nciicc is :. ieby giNl IA that lie aSsessn -ni
roll f0f N construction af sewer iu " er
stre I. ia ,he city Of Grand Rapids l. noA lA
my hands. and fhat viii receive payment
thereon Tor the pr "a ol twenty eays frcm
this date, al the once of tee City Jr hsitfeI.
City Hall. GEORGE X. PkAH4.
Oct - CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

extended as one of the pictures shows
her. Then she bends backward, Oh. so
far backward. till you think her head
will certainly fall of. Suddenly she
turns her body little to one side, but
SO quickly and with such deceptive
wave of the hands that your heart comes
up into your mouth, for you think that
her body has whirled clear around on
her spine as an axis.
She can do hundred such tricks as
that. The positions which she really
assumes are not thousalGth part so
miraculous as those she makes one
think she "a assumed.
AS to her kicking, well. 1t is graceful
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
$500 Reward /!

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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
BoDY-DAScn6 A FAD.
Tns Bazss q sbs Faeazs y.-Gl Hss1
no Legs
Gssesfsl c-rasassts ki.s kiE.i .a1
B1s. Afs C.a4s4tlaE kss fss& ~tEA
ssa.as@s Wrisxt 80 "a k-ssr
sD.sah ssgt.


carmeneltz. k1e Pearl 4 Sc vile. the
admLr4Esoa af Me- fssk md eAa Eress
chief sriSEle u zii eseatian. - gong -
feeoms "a actress. 1hs slA eal.rss
her s2Aere
Conape tlslsn . - cAase q f. Car
meneit& = a. longer ths Only exp0aens
ef op4ias sens1oas zraees "a ths 1snss-
seaorisa otero has made stars Ia the
sane ilae 0t basiaess. and shs result q
thas vhioh folls~s eompetiElon every
where. na1aslY. more of t3e conmodlty
can Be had tor the sane money.
This suggests tas consideration OF
enc aot4bls peeali4Fity u CaEmencltss ;
success. tae Lublic a&s Leea 80 very lstsls
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

BEGTSNIS0 "EL vIro," THE HAT DANCE.
enough. and not at all improper. but
will defy anybody to FIX his attention
upon that part Of the performance. The
spectator ID any soul at all viii watch
Csrmencit< body, not her legs. That
body. writ : with a thousand unduls-
tons, has only the grace but the
charm Of & serpent. And here again is
is triekery. although thoroughly artistic
and therefore pardonable.
CarJncaeita's grace Is that Of motion
rather than position. can not say that
admire al her poses. she has queer
way OF getting into soma Of them with
snap thar would break a less talented
young LAZY in two. And her motions.
as have said. are 40 deceptive. 40
nearly impossible to follow. II IL were
possible 30 get Instantaneous photo
graphs % her most rapid twists and
finEs, I an inclinea 20 believe that they
would be a. surprising % lovers Of TIE
dance a. the pictures Of the running
horse we're 70 "ol3 sports some years
a-o
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

The rosv freshness ard e vrlvetv
softnass Of the sftr s -~arishlv Oh
n net By those no use Pozzonf's Com
r-.run Pn~lar
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

The clergy. the medical faculty. and
We peupie al endorse Bnriock Blood
sttrrs a. ihe best svstem renovxfinz.
foCd purifying tonne ia the world
end Tor testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

ifer appearance While juTgiers and
funsv men were occupying the stage.
Then came la File a. Madame An
got and ~hsa in the midst Of IL Car
uencsta vas announced. there was
genuinely enthusiastic expectancy. But
the dance didBt see people crazy. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

Evsrv ssck of lily WHITE flour
- picture Of cur mill. None genuine
Efnout it
NALLEY CRY MaIISa CO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

iieif'ii tRnf =. ieaFin fes>l y a. hss " iEner
psrioT aad tnGrf ca sffAehsl 4lia .tsuis.s
tkpress hsn2 = - y U bas psfiof r..f az
fsfhrd- lht~e trains nske t!reci c1lueefl.a "a
ia lie Foif fnr I'll HoiHfS Past
IA rrss leakfHe ~ 81 IS D ~ has MAcne.
telaag car 20 Detroit. arr Fls in baf8it 4
: - ia.
Ilrnng1 faiirca tickets and aeeaH sira a.
SHIP - kfts ara stcrifi "a eal ifeTfls seen 81 IS
p, g. - i. odcr. - 1oafoe 81. aad AZ ia.
depot.
jas. CAMprFT.f. fsfv Pass. frenf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

wss over - scon tA2t nasy hs1 esiy
begsa - rs2ltxe - Ua1ssai shsFssssr.
theze ~sre rsc Vr tAr<e re<s4s 70
sartat - lst fe~ EtEls kicGs sp2ees,
an ta4t V@s al A eta e ths seee-
tassfs, Psraz2s. inazlzed 4 shsE sas al
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14
MICHIGAN Central
Tssf NIAGARA FAILS Rcg1e.

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3ak ~ tfrrf Nupd4s Jge IN t+s
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at befFau MIA = + t..fstltifft as lest " IA
q IA s.iir - uloH ckei alir q. Nuursc
-. .ifa - Il Hlaa del.si
fh4p n. Hf.fOGs Naar At 81 afeEf.r.sf.
e. ". Lr1cis7. ~ a. ka4 y ~ ~. lAlcall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14


State of Michigan-County of kent--ss
/, II. W Nash. cashier Of the above named
hank, do solemnly swear that the above state
recnt is true to the best OF my know edge and
belief III. W. NASH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9th
day of October, $50. LINCOLN BOwEN.
Notary Public, Kent County, Mich.
Correct, attest
A. J. BOwvr,
JANIS BLAIR. Directors.
VIZ. cEARs,
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

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tiats rxrtpf Aunaax.
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pETRoIT. LANslXa 4 NoRTaERx.

JNt AS "a. aF.N
DEFfNT.
Frpre = f0r saginaw asd bay City 21ap
Mail for LANSING. DEF OF sHd Lasf Fl y a "a
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kai,ids
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nav. I've saiin frafns f-fwspn 80 "a ftsf
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ticket offrt 81 Nearoesff anf rinn fanaf.
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TRAIN TINE TABLES.

CRAM RsFIDs k1NBlANA RAIl.keAE
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05

Important railroad developments may
be looked for in few days. The $500"
people are getting ready for work July
10th. The graders and track laying
outfit are being put in repair and railroad
iron is now being shipped to the lend of
track" for the extension west, and bridge
timber, etc, is being prepared ior the
Aberdeen and Bismarck grade. The grade
was recently inspected and found in much
better condition than anticipated. It is
believed the iron will be laid to Bismarck
September 10th. Nor is this all. The
Milwaukee officials went out to the end of
their proposed Bismarck line at Eureka a
few days ago, and it is limited that they
have fully determined to build q few miles
further towards Bismarck this year, with
view of carrying ont the Emmons and
lower Burleigh county crops this fall.
The Milwaukee has the best terminal facili-
ties of any road surveyed into Bismarck.
In 1883 they paid $1,000 for 16o acres
adjoining the city. The $500" line last
fall condemned and secured right of
way through this tract. It has been
long time to wait, but the dawn of pros
perity and the sure sign of railroad
center are now at hand. Bismarck is
all right-Bismarck Tribune.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05

a.rH A "
Senator Pierce very cleverly, promptly
and effeotually called Senator Vest down
the other day at the meeting of the COM
mittee on commerce. The proposition of
incorporating clause in the river and
harbor bill providing for the expenditure
of $4,000 for improvements ou the upper
Missouri was mp and deing urged py the
northwestern senators, whom Senator Vest
remarked that the new states were TOD
fresh in asking for approiations. Senator
Pierce very promptly called him down by
Offering to carry the fight to the floor Of
the senate, in debate, for settlement. The
clause was inserted. This includes $780,
600 for ice harbors at Bismarck and Yank-
ton, and $4,000 for the general improve
ment of the Missouri from the mouth of the
Big Sioux to Great Falls, Montana. The
thousands upon thousands of dollars con-
tributsdby the Dakotas to the general gov
ernment for public lands fortiaes the north.
western senator's very nicely when it comes
to siege TO obtain just and equitable ap-
preparations for the northwest from con-
vress.- Bismarck Tribune.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05

The Fourth was celebrated on the Mis-
souri, slope in quiet, though appropriate
manner. Business generally was sus-
pended, and the people, in various COM
munities, met in social gatherings and
passed the day piqueniquing and in the
usual sports of the season. At Bismarck
on the south and Fort Stevenson on the
north, they celebrated the day in the old
fashioned way, while in the wide-awake
township of Sverdrup. known as the Hud-
son colony, they gave picnic dinner at
John Michaelson's farm, four miles north
of Washburn. At a late hour Thursday
afternoon, those of the Washburn people
who felt disinclined to 60 away from home,
decided to have little celebration of their
own, and yesterday hastily improvised
picnic dinner, which was served i'll the
warehouse on the Missouri river, and huge
ly enjoyed by the seventy-five people who
participated in it. The balance of the day
was spent in horse racing, base ball and
other sports, winding up i'll the evening
with dance at the Washburn Hotel.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-07-05
Hotel Arrivals.

The Washburn Hotel, one of the best
hostelries northwest of Bismarck, shows
up good list of patrons during the past
week. Those registering were:
Marion Lacy, Daniel McAfee, John j.
Robinson, j ohm G. Benson, James Bartron.
and james Bartron, jr., Coal Hacbor. n. d.; ;
James A. Cooper, Winfield, Kansas; DIR. j.
j. Best, James Bazell, Berthold, N. D; H. T.
Davis, Hornet Nest, N. D.; John Rea. jr.,
Ralph Ward, Bismarck; Z. H. Lewis. St.
Paul, Mimi; j. p. Hardy, Fargo; Theo-
dore Everett. Carlisle. Pa; e. II. Smith
and wife. Chris Massacar, Steele. N. d.;
R. S. Mccullough. Lisbon, n. D.; Peter
Miller, Turtle Lake; Andrew Peterswn,
sverdrup; G. A. johnson, Lows ranch