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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30
Elkton, May 18th, 1891.

ELKToN. Nd May 18th, 1891.
To THE PRESIDENT AND COMMISSIONERS OF THE
TOWN OF ELkToN:
Gentlemen-I herewith hand you atement
of the financial operations OF the town from May
LIST 1890 to Nav lst 1891
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30
THURSDAY

T,e four men arrested on Wednesday
arraiened before Magistrate and fined
a. ~ in costs IN each case.
In the afternoon man drunk aud out OF
money put out of a hotel on Main street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30

In the day time the biggest kind of q
drunken "row" on Water street, the fight
lasting half an hour. The Bailiff arriving
on the spot made four arrests of colored
men one fellow attempting his escape by
plugging into the creek, and swimming to
the opposite shore only to be captured.
\ former resident of Eikton royally
drunk on the street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30
DISBURSEME NTS.

DISBURSEM EMS.
Paid for Council Hall, per
contract .S2,97S 90
Obligations OF preceding Board
paid as per items. ............. =, 100 20
Current expenses for year, as per
items below ....... 2,225 SO
improvements and additions as
per items, ... ................ ~ 81
Balance on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2Tg SC
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30
MONDAY.

a drunken fight on West Main street.
Both men arrested.
Late at night the Bailitf called on by a
frightened woman to quell drunken
Disturbance
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30
RECORD OF PUBLIC DRUNK
ENNESS.
SATURDAY

In the afternoon a drunken man riotous.
ly disposed arrested IN Main Street. Re-
leaYed ON Monday, on condition that he
would leave the county and state.
Late at night four young men not one of
them of age, doing their drinking openly
on the street, near the centar of the town,
and rendering night hideous by their oaths
and ribaldry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-30

The obligations of the preceding Board above
referred to paid during the year were as follows:
Ellis Hinchlitte, gas bill 1889. ..s462 50
James Bremen, sewer contract. 4Ol so
George X. Ash, Judgment against
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
FonclpLE AND TRUTHFUL

In 1878, Mr.. ingalls,, who voted for
the Bland bill. 10 discu ssing it, "a
expression 10 the following forcible
mad truthful words in regard to the
gold basis fraud:
"No people in n great emergency
ever found 4 faithful ally in gold. 1t
Is the most cowLrdiy and treacherous
OF all metals- II makes no treaty it
does not break. II has no friend it
does not sooner or later betraS.
Armies and nations are not main
tanned by gold. In times OF panic
and calSm.ty. shipwreck and disaster,
/: becomes the agent and minister OF
ruin. No nation ever fought 1 great
war by tho all Of gold. Ga tue con-
trary, i'll tho crisis Of the greatest
peril. it becomes an encmy more
potent than the foe in the field; but
when the battle is o and peace
has been secured, gold rsa.pears and
claims the fruit OF victory. In u
y civil wal it is doubtful il the
gold uf Ncw York aud London did
not worh Us Il greater injury than the
powder and lead and iron OF the reb-
els. /: was the mos: invinc!bie foe
vi the public credit. Gold paid 10
sailor. II was worth most when u
i.-;uncs were tio lowest. Every de-
sat garu il Increased value. II was
in open alliance with our enemies the
world U;sr, and all It's energies were
evoked for our destruction. Blu; rs
usual. when danger had been avested
and victory secured. gold staggered
to the front aud secured the suprem-
acy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
ohio's Vote and the Price Of Silver.

Those admirers Of the Mckinley
law and its prspos:crous tariff schcd-
ulcs who hail tho result in Ohio as Il
sign OF the puliic's love FOR E..h
taxes and tin-plate thimtle-rigging,
are respectfully invited 10 turn their
attention TO this DIT of news from
Wall street, bear ne date OF Nov. i:
Silver bullion certificates fell to
0lIi, the lowest price at which they
hav., ever been sold, and ended at
That IisuIc, Il net decline OF J a. Their
weakness WA attributed to the de-
feat Of I'amr""ll In Ohio on IL pro-
silver plato 80.
There is the secret OF the victory Of
Mckinley. John !Sherman's ~speccIIes
on honest money did more 10 elect
tho new governor of Ohio than a
that wortiiy's oratorical efforts OH
rams wool plus all the tin badges in
BucEeycdom.
Tho truth ia that Mr.. Sherman
views on finance and Mr.. BlaiDe's
views on trade reciprocity saved IT,
distinguished hide Of the illustrious
author OF the wool schedule and the
Jin-piat, schedule, to mention no
other OF his works OF art.
In II plain tariff contest McKinlcy's
hide would have boen hung on the
fence by Gov. Campbell.-LChicaso
NeIrs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
An Unknown Tcn.ioncr.

Tor nearly eight? years, Gays "a E7J-
l:sh paper. thc house Of corancn3 !!a3
bacn accustomed 10 vote tea pounds
sterling = year % 7 person who APPEAR
in tic estimates ~ the Daughter Of Il
Touloncsc I~.Ia;-rant.' What her name
Is and why her fathers emigration Cs-
tabiishcd = claim on the british t-XpGy-
CT are questions frequently asked il
tho house of commons, bat never an
swcrcd. The general, vague impress
sion l. the; tic ua!:noTvH father OF this
aaoayIaous daughter CEligratcd ~ the
t!.ac Tat Napoleon wa = captain in
the Ircaci artillery and bean 10 dic-
tiaGuisI hi:a52.f - Tou!oa. and that il
nearly = hundred years 70. Tie
~l=ca5@.T recently discovered that the
l.dy il LH@d and this yca., for tie first
lin wi:hin the iacrlyr? q living r....a,
tAia aUrl Of ten pouuds will not be
.S,:cl tyr il Committee II sarp!y.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
ANIMAL INSTINCT.
y Striking Iustinrs OF It In u rair OF
pi-L

"
- Striking ~Iust,nrs OF 1t In u ralr OF
riga
Ny father one day bought two young
pigs from n r,aa who lived two or three
railcs distant Oh the OPPOSITE side CT
on: of our great rivcr5, says Il writer IL
Wide Awake. The pigs were caught,
tied up in two s>cls3, and put into KY
fathers wagon, which WAS then driven
= long. roundabout way. in order 20
cross the river b. - bril'.c ~ soinc dis
tancc. Not 4 step ofthc way did the
pigs acc, because. rs | sail. they were
tied up il bag u prcvcnt.thcir jumping
from the wagon.
Well, they were brought home and
PIT into thc pi--psn. Eat il the raocl-
IaT, when the hired raaa west II feed
them, the pigs wcrc i-Cac. Search T::i
made il Cvcry direction. and 1T last
@Or1c one discovered rig tracks il the
soft. wet sand b. tho g!ycr side. Could
they have gwen Gcrcas? What! those
littls pigs cT'i;a acrosS tlI@t great river!
Impossible!
l!ut after ccarchinS e? anl down the
r~ivcr-banl:I il vain, i2y ~i.tl:c:, who
Led read Of many wonderful things hav-
ilg been GOrc - what Is called 'ari:n&l
instinct, "haracaacd III. horses ard Grcvc
the lonT.rounlabout 2cain. Il the place
where lie had bouSh; TIC pigs.
And there cure c~aou-.i, they vcrc,
safe il the ward of their Old hone,
where their icriacr ow::Cr lad fo"al
them when lie get UP il the morning.
They had swa:a Gc.osy tho river ".d
then zone straight 4 the place CT their
birth. rcScrdlcGa cf hril~.T aud round-
cluUt RAIDS. How d 4 thy l.aOw where
- GcG i?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
liymencal.

Ed. ISpFPESpESr:-Tle homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. /. L. Wociver.on was
the scene OF Il very pleasant wedding
Sunday last, whe. their daughter,
Lizzie, VAS united in marriage I o Mr..
ii. l.. Cunmins, Justice Murphy per-
forming tho ceremony.
The bride vas b.coninsly dressed
in white null trimmed with cream
silk oud ribbon, gloves and slippers
To match. The long veil OF white
t'Ille was fastened With 4 wreath OF
orange blossoms. and "a bunch @. the
same delicate flowers Was worn Il: the
waist.
Tho couple were accompanied 10y
Mss Julia Flynn rs bridesmaid. and
Mr.. W. j. Woolverton. brother Ct the
bride. rs best MIN. After the cpre-
mony tho company repaired u the
dining room where Z sumptuous wei-
ding niGucr awaited them.
The bride and groom wcrc tho re-
cipients u many useful amd beautiful
presents: among the numter were Il
set of silver knives and for:;s, set O,
silver teaspoons, set OF silver table
spoons, silver bnttcr kai's and sugar
sfson, = .ir OF pillows, elegant STA
pillow, pin cushion and mat by Mrs.
l. l.. Wv1ivcrion; nice mare aud coli
Nj. ]. p. Woo!veGtoa; pair uf blankets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Wonlycrtyn; set
OF dishes, Mr.. aai Mrs. W. S. Girls.
void; set OF silver Teaspoons, Mr.. and
ig5. WIN. Wilson; dainty match safe
anu pickle dish. Mr.. and Nirs. G. W.
Wilson: five dollars. Mrs. J. w. Helth;
china cup :ad saucer, ilsscs Grace
AMI Qneenie lIeIlh: set OF table linen,
Misses Mnrnie and Julia Flynn, china
cako plate, Miss Ada Weld; stand
c""eT. table cover and chlir scarf,
Aiis. j. ltosenstock.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. I.
p. Woolvertnn, MIR. and Mrs. ID. ".
Woolyerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Wool.
v~crton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Griswoli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. lIclth, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. j.
Wright, Misses Susan, Emma, Myra
aad kit,ic Woo!vcrtoa, Vi-sie rnyl1r,
Mamie and Julia Flynn. Ada Weld.
Qneenie and Grace iic.,h, IIo-tensc
Wright, Fern Gedncy, Iessr5. v. J.
Woo!verton. ky WoJlvcrt01. j.. Ru-
fus W~oolver'om, w. /. WunlvertJn,
Roy WoolvcrtUn, Archie Wcolyerton,
Oscar, Arthur and Johnny Gs.swo!I,
Albert and f'r"nk TGyior, J. Gregory,
q. kirkpatrick and ". 1t. HrIih.
GUEST.
North RUBY, Nov. ~, 1851.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
A LEADING BANKER on SILL
WEIR.

At the meeting OF tho American
Bankers Association. last woek, Mt
New Orleans, Or. VIM p. ST. John,
President OF the Mercantile National
Bank OF Now YORK, delivered an I'D
trcss ih which he submitted i rropo-
sition for the solution Of the silver
question that has elected favorable
comment from journals advocating
the free coinage uf silver.
We think tho proposition n good
one. consequently give it to our readers
in full:
Fundamentally, and / repeal ofthe
requirement to purchase silver bullion
aud issue Treasury rotcs ~thcreUn--
lteopen the niiuis ofthe United States
10 equally unreS,ric:ed Coinage for
gold and silver into do.lsSa Q: the
present standard, these gold anal sill
var dollars to 10 exactly equivalent
legal tender units Of uccouat in the
United States
Second. Provide that the deoositor
OF gold or silver al the mint may, at
his option, instead Of his coin, but at
to ruin value, receive United States
lcgal-tender notes. Require that the
dopositor's preference for notes in
stead OF coin shall serve To Scs'nw
upon tho Treasury the option 20 A..
duem the notes in either coiG. Per
init the Secretary OF the Treasury to
prescribe, from tiuio to time, terms
and regulations under which he will
redeem in bullion, at not less than the
coin value thereof, upon request OF
notc. holders. Require a moderate
nlnua! ccin1se ot the deposited geld
q I'd silver, and leave 10 the Sccretary's
discretion the coming OF the re-
IudIudvr.
Third. Require the Secretary to
reserve OF the deposited geld anil sill
Ia equal the notes outstanding; that
is 70 SAY, that the total sum 81 these
notes outstanding At any time shall
act DO moro nor less than the total
sum OF gold and silver coin and bullion
ut coiu value reserved for their &C.
demption.
Fourth. Forbid all further issuing
Of gold certificates, silver certificates
md Treasury notes Of July il, 1890,
md require that hll Of thcge that come
inio the Treasury shall DO cancelled
and destroyed. For such of these as
nhall DO received for Customs and
'rhe. pablo %revenue3, and cancelled,
8 Institute in the Treasury cash like
o ims Of the proposed new nitcs, 81
Jared AZ provided and redecmaSle as
described. But allow nothing in the
In;t 10 be construed as altering any
requirement OF law pertaining 10 the
rights aud security OF holders OF any
az said Treasury Eotes and certificates
Mt any timo outstanding.
FIN. Provide that il, and when
ever, authOritatively advised that tho
Inints OF continental Europe arc again
open To equally unrestricted coinage
for their standard gold and silver
inonsy, tho President OF the United
Suites shall ]thercupon, but not be-
fore, proclaim our adoption forthwith
OF Europe's coinage ratio; that will
be N require thereafter 400 grains of
standard silver, ECO grains pure, Tor
our now standard silver dollar coins.
This will include tho requirement
TINT our minis shall thereafter pur-
chase any outstanding silver dollars
of tho present standard OF 1929
grnina, 3TlM grains pure, ut u pro.
mium Of three cents each"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
r. X. CoIGoED,
Governor.
Nm Elopcincnt.

Buck Murphy and Pcto Miilich are
in tho dumps. The former is norm
ing tho loss OF n handsome wife. and
Millich tho loss Of $500. II seems
that wbilo Murphy was AWAY pros.
pccting in tho Pine Nut regions n
young Mexican named Frank Marti.
nez. who was manager and coniiidcn.
tial man nj Millich's ranch, succeeded
in ingrhtiating himself into TIE nifrc-
tions OF Mrs. Murphy, mt GenOa.
Result: An clopcmcnt, Martinez
inkiug 1900 belonging TO Millich to
help pay tho tho bills Of travel. etc
At Inst ncrounts tho runnwnys wcre
In tho ncighUo.nDOd Of WIasworth.
If carght tho gay Mexican lothario
had better say his prayers when no
mcc,a tho wrongUd husband Car
son TriGUhc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

Reno Journdt:-h mm named
James 4. Davis was taken OF tho
oast.bound train here yesterday nor
ing IN n dying condition. lilo had n
round trip ticket from Bose City,
Idaho. 10 Los Angeles, Il watch aud
chain aud $40 in money, and was on
his way home Commissioner llymcrs
photographed To Boise City 10 ascertain
what disposition should 10 madc Of
tho body. Tho cause OF his death
waa consumption.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

M who traits
for an inactive liver to do its
work, cxposcs himself TO nil the
diseases that come from tainted
blood. Don't wait Innguor
aud loss Of appetite warn you
that Gravcr lila arc close behind.
You can keep them from COM
ing; You can euro them If they've
Comc-with DIR. picrcc'B Golden
Medical Discovery. It's the only
blood aud liver medicine that's
0"1r0nttoM, in every case, 10 bone.
tit or cure. Your money back if
IL doesn't. Thus, you only pay
for tho good you got. Can you
AJAX more? 1t clcanscs the fys.
ten and cures piinplcs, Llotclics,
crdPtions and al! skin ard scalp
diseases. Scruiuloug affections,
as icrcr-corcs, hip.joint disease,
swcllings and tumors yield to its
superior alteratiyc properties,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

\ Georgia editor caused n scnsu.
ton IN church while they wcro sipg.
Ing n well. known hymn by 1nwlirg
out, IN a Bpirit Of ubsont.miDdcd.
pnss:
Lot every kindred, oycry tfibo,
On THO tcrrcGtrial ball,
Pntdown Their dollar and subscribc.
And VOL receipt for nil.
Ho wa promptly expelled, without
tvcn 20 ting n change 20 take up a
ttllcctiVn,- atlanta Constitution.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

Lyon County Tfncs:.-ES. Cover.
nor Adams aud vito went out 10 Ma.
con Valley last Saturday. Mr.. Adams
is feeding IN thu ncighborhood Of L..
000 cattle in tho valley this year, and
viii probably telide among tho Val.
leyites Tor o low months
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

The Austin Peoples AGrOcate says;
4 great mnny iHpr ~yeuirt.ts aIo b.-
in& made around to"L lately; build.
ings are being rciiItcd for rev bus!-
ness ventures OF different kind;
dwelling houses that nave long been
vacant are being prepared in aud ont
fJr new tenant, and t1io gloom that
has hung over orr town for SD l"aa
seems to Lc risIn: and disap:caFi. =
lik an iii maids q lcnn."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

The jury IL the caso OF Hamilton
w.. tho Southern Pacific Riilrond c..
tried in the u. S. District Cuur. III
Carson last week, brought in Il yer.
dict Saturday afternoon for plaintiff
in the sum or Sii,75J. Tho case will
DO Appealed to test tho validity OF u
'scalDad" ticket.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

The Gcnoa Courier says: Our town
"as in "a fury Of excitement last
night whea it wag made public that q
girl IN the employ o! Mrs T. J. Bios
som had unc"remoniousIy skipped
with 4 Washoe Indian. For reasons
apparent the name Of tho miss is
withheld from publication. She had
been q faithful SCI :anI, and will
doubtless see the error Of her way and
return, m.ontlmc Mrs. iiins,om ~
looking TOT a girl who can como with
Recommendations. Tn, girl ia qucs
tIon, it IS almost needless 10 explain
waa nens;I. u Wlshoe hanseI. '
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
North Ruby, Nov. -, 1891.
Mission.

We understand that Senator Stew
arts mission in EikJ last Saturday
wIs to pnich up a factional fight IN
the Republican ranks Of this County.
lilo had the assistance OF Black Wal
lace, OF Eureka, whose influence in
tho Republican c]ourcils Of E!xu
county is measured only by the
amount Of bCoile he distributes
about election time. We are not in
formed us IN the success OF the SECRET
conferences held with the lenders of
the warning fHciioas, but. judging
from past events in this county, we
can safely p!clic: that, when tho
word passes from the corner OF Fourth
aud Townsend streets. they will all De
in line shouting anil wgri:in. Tor
CALIFORNIA; choice fer the Nevada
Senatorship.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE g Nevada.

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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

Homer Inder:- One wouId say
that the county hospital ousmt 10 lie
removed to Lundy. There arc murc
mashed fingers, parked siliun und
bnnged up heads IN sight than cor
be Sec on tho night OF Il Donny.
brook !air. Every other MAI carries
sOEuc part OF himself IN n sling.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayer'S Sagsapag;.?a

Is an effective remedy, rs numerous icstlmt
nihls conclISlvcly rIvIe. "Tur tno YEN
{ WAS a constant ~sr;iIcIrr from GyN,rV,.
Inl liver camp! Iin.. | Goc;pr.d IL hi
tins AMI Tic Ia .~IisiiSJ lIcscTii CT. In rc!il
every ch3c, only aggravated The else: b,
An apo;hcciry advised M 10 Tsr Ayr
5trsipirilli. I Ill 50. and YVES urc
ut u cost OF s.. Since that IiIrc II lr.
been my family medicine. AMI stiffness l.;
bccOlno a Strihg r 10 our household.
believe II 10 hc the host medicine 81 caril
Il. L. ai1SU!3, l!agI.rian, - Skinner 81.
Lowell, .aISs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

Ellison promises to run n railway
tram Uetwccn Milwaukee and Cn!ca
20 during tho Worlds Fair ut II speed
Or lOJ miles an hour 10y his new cleo
tric motor. b! his invention tw"
pounds OF Goa! will do tho wor.: o! s.x
with present Appliances. He says
the plant will not Gust rs nu.h as ;.r
cable system.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
GALL.

The Republican liars hnvo To- anite
gall. At IL Of the last mestings adj
droosod by Gov. Campbell no made
tho IomarlS that tho Mckinley bill
had raised the price Of certain goods,
w~horcupon " Of tho leading Rcpub.
licaps OF the town, u merchant, stood
up and told him that he was alto
geLher wrong, adding: II nov sell
these goods nj Il less price than last
year" Gov. Campbell, reachlng down
into his pocket, produced three bills
VI suio from this n One VAS dated
n year before, ono six months before.
md one only tho day Loforo, showing
for tho same goods an Increase ri 70
per cent. six months ngo and Of 40
por cent. tho day before 0vor tho
prices for 1890. Tho merchant was
convicted with his own rcc,ipted hills
Of having uttered u deliberate lie, 10.
tended TO deceive and drludc his
hearers. But il did not ehnino him
III WIZ Ifbot' ShuNilO lH ihS nv Ic
laughed iuimodorntcly and thought t.
q Qnod ioso nm him. So thought his
Republican fricnds, who condolcd
with him on having been caught. IF
!. yine, or oven by committing per-
jury be- could have bl iIIcd down n
Democratic speaker, either lying o
perjury would have boon Il very moral
md proper action from tbs Ohio 10.
publican standpoint. 10 be caught
Mt IL and convicted was n misfortune
only, which any Republican might
meet with. A e5ntso OF Ohio Repub.
licanism 10 pretty sure 10 make II man
qualified to pass n firat.class civil scr
vico examination for tho position Of
lilo convict 10 u State pfison.--lN. J..
World,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

Teacher Why do you couc 10 SUI =
day school. nay little man? L;ttl"
Pap saih he'd cut my cars or
IL | didnt.-IN. y. Heruld.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

II - said that u genuine case Of
i"pirgJ has been discovered in I;cnu's
Chinatown. Tho Chinaman was
shipf@d 10 San Francisco.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22

Reno Gd=cttc:-GuvcInor Il. X
Co!cord came III last night fr, the
L! ramil Lake Irdian Reservation.
where nc went with Senator Stewart
Tuesday night. The Governor re-
ports everything io iine shape ut the
home Of the red men, and Says that
Indian Agent Warner is the RICH,
nan IN the right place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-22
Wedding Presents

Following is 4 list OF the wedding
presents received by MIS-. III. 5. Van
Dre'len:
Mr.. aqd Mrs II. II. Miller. Center
Table.
Geo. Mcigs and Thos. Hunter, One.
halt dozen Silver Tea and T.iOlc
Spoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Able. Set Silver
Knives. Forks and Spoons.
Dol!ie and Elsie i~,oSens:ock, Pic
ture Throw and Tidy. Sugar Spoon
and Butter Katie.
Lille an Hattie ltosanstovk. p. r
Lace Curtains.
Hattie Clark, Lace Bed Spread and
Piii"w Shrms.
Willis Eissby. Silk handkerchief.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z iicCIv!i.r,
Three Towels.
Mrs J. u. ruhcr, Two Embroidered
ilandkcrchicfs.
! Edgar aud Arthur Eeinhart, Tao
Table Cloths.
Be.ie Bctt, One Half Dozen Nap
k.us.
Mrs. +. Hudson. Diamond Ring.
\. l.. Snrdcr, Two Silver Napt.n
Rings.
". W. Goohcr, Pickle Castor.
Mrs. Ma. Hunter. Fruit PiIt,.s.
FL. KCyscr and ben Crn'Ghrad.
Water Set.
Dir. ami Mrs. Q " He'll, Sc, Silver
Spoons.
Myrtle and Gso. Bruce, Water
Pitcher.
Mamie Yates, China Cup and
Saucer.
Chris. Guldascr. Water Pitcher.
john Henderson, Set Knives aud
FORKS.
MIR. aud Mrs. y. p. Peterson. Stand
Lamp.
Victor Burner, Salt and Pepper
; Stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dewar, Willow
I Rocker.
Curis Reckhari, Bottle Champagne.