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The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15
ORLANDO CORNELL
AUGUSTUS f. BATES
NOTICE OF HEARING AI'PLICA.
TON FOR DRUGGISTS
PERMIT.
State of North Dakota:

Stutc of North Dakota:
In County Court
County of Stark.
In the matter of the Application of John j. Free
man for II Druggists Permit TO sell for mcdi
cinal scientific or mechanical purposes, malt
%yinous, spirituous, fermcnted or otlcr %intoxica
ting liquors, at the corner of Willard ant
Barnes streets, in Dickinson, North Dakota.
by virtue of an order of the above named
Court, notice is hereby given that Tuesday, tn,
18th day of September A. d., 1891, at the hour ot
O'Clock in!thc afternoon Of said day, at hi
townof Dickinson, County of Stark, and State Of
North Dakota, has been named by the Judge OF
petition of John J. Freeman for the granting of /,
Druggists Permit to sell for medicinal, ~scicntif,
and mechanical purposes, malt, vinous, spirituous
fcrmcntcd or other Intoxicating. liquors at his
store, in the said town of Dickinson. All per
SONS Interested in the granting OF such permit
may bc heard at snid time aud place.
Dated July 30, 1891.
JAMES Il. CAMPBELL.
Judge of County Court
LESLIE a. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Applicant,
Dickinson, N. y. Aug. Let
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Straycd.

One hUcSskin mare. branded X Oh
right hip: weight about $40: heavy
with foal; also one black horse. two
white hind feet. blind i'll right eve.
hearing combination brand sH on
hight nip; both tied together. Parties
taking up said horses will please mott.
fly: w. 5. YEAKEL.
aug.l5. Richardton, N. D.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
against cutting timber OF mining coal
or otherwise trespassing on the north.
east 4. sec. D. Twp. IN. range IS. i'll
Taylor. y. D.: ais 20 tree claim about
one mile north.
| aug i5-%t PAT GILI.EN
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Take Notice.

All parties are hereby warned
against herding stock, or cutting hay
or tearing down and burning stables
on my claim 2 miles north OF town.
$. w, "A See. ~, Il. 40, Il. 98-undel
penalty of law.
je l"-3m. l.. X. G%KANTEEK.
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f. r.. Bonney is visiting in Illinois
w. II. Stabler came in from the
east yesterday.
NJ. II. Linsley returned from st
Paul yesterday.
n. $. Robinson and little girl were
in town yesterday.
W. l.. Crosby came in from Iii
Crosse last Saturday.
Father NJ. G. Brennan has been
removed from this charge.
&. $. Armstrong and II. +. Hatcl
went to Chicago yesterday.
Harry Gruschus returned from hi.
trip to Chicago last Saturday.
VIM. Ray returned from making ;
shipment of cattle yesterday.
Guy DE France took Il run up from
Richardton yesterday afternoon.
J. +. Gaunt i, taking a recuperativ,
vacation at New England City.
--S
Miss Sutherland. of South Heart
has been stopping in Dickinson this
week.
$. n. PrOsser has given up ranch.
ing and will move his family back
to town.
o. E. Lehmicke went down to New
Salem Thursday to dispose of the
Hammock horses.
r. H. johnson. the First National
Bank cashier, has been visiting ut
his old home in Minnesota this week.
&c. Ryan and party, having paid
MI. and Mrs. Willard Il pleasant visit,
started south overland OH their jour
ney home, Tuesday.
Joseph Barnoff and Charles King,
in Albert Larson's crew, were ny
from the east end this week to load
timbers in the yards here.
T. II. Brien has disposed of his in.
terest in the blacksmith shop, and
will give his whole time to his bunch
of stock. He will range them north
of Belfield.
States Attorney Bates was up from
Gladstone about two hours yesterday
attending to official duties and re.
ceiving congratulations on having
taken a wife.
Byron l.. Gilkinson, representing
the st. Paul Western Humane Jour.
nal, and Miss Aida Scribner of Bos.
ton, aiding in the same work, were in
our city yesterday.
A. b. Berry and his father, j.. b.
were up from Taylor to look at the
town OF Dickinson OH Thur day,
MI. Berry, ST., is from the peacl,
growing section of N. j., where lie
says the crop is good this year.
Abraham Bogardus, agent of the
Dakota Land and Colonization Co. ut
Dickinson for the past four months
set out on his return trip to New
York OH Wednesday. Mr.. I}ogardus
is a very pleasant gentleman to meet
and made many friends during his so,
j0urn here.
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Take Notice

That all parties are hereby forbid
den to allow any stock to run ut large
OH the Fcnnell section, No. 90, this
town. under penalty of law.
MAJ 22S-3m RUFUS ROBBINS.
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Take Notice,

All persons are hereby warned
against herding stock Or cutting hay
OH what is known as the the Davis
farm about four miles northeast oil
Dickinson.
je 27-2m q. S. ADAMS.
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Take Notice

That all parties are lcleby forbidden
to allow any stock to run at large on
S. +. d sec. 3, twp. l39, II. 90.
may23t w. 4, WHEAT.
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Reward Of $500

Will give reward of S5.0O for i'll
formation enabling me to find w.
Robert Seward. supposed to he i'll the
vicinity of Red Rack o. Dillon,
Mont. ). Il. SOWAED.
aug !a-ot Dickinson. \. y.
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~
Warming.

All persons are hereby warned not
to trcspass OF to let stock roam at
large Oh section IL, township 1879,
range 81, under penalty of law.
NJ. COoGAN & Co.
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Saturday, August Is, 1891.
County commissioners meet to-day.

County commissioners meet to-day.
Found-a little purse. Call at this
office.
Put in your bid for the school pro-
perty.
G. III. Klinefrlter is relitting the
old City Restaurant building.
The game law on prairie chickens
goes out of effect o" the 2oth instant
The plat of the new addition has
been properly filed with the register
of deeds.
Miss Haiti" Davidson has Il new
high grade Victoria in the place of her
former Safety wheel.
Chas. b. Armstrong aud sol George
are fitting up Il coy snit nf rooms
over Lawrence 4 Dickinson's Store.
Mrs. Morris and her daughter >yl-
via, accompanied by Miss Carrie
: Dresser of Cakes, n. d.. came in
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds left
Dickinson Wednesday tor a trip to
Alaska. taking the two children of
VIM. Reynolds.
The old school building and two 80
foot lots are to be sold, and next Mon.
lay at 3 p. in. in the latest hour fol
entertaining bids.
\ recent inventory of the Custer
:, Sheep Investment Co. stock on the
range, showed them to have Sl7.mN
invested in sheep and lambs.
a son of Fred Truman, living OF
the Heart south of Richardton, s's
" tanned a broken thigh Tuesday. which
DR.. Stickney was called to set.
The friends of f. +. Turner will he
pleased to know that he is slowly re.
covering from his sevcrc sickness
being able to take short drives.
"A farOv8ell party WAS gwen MI. aIo
! Mrs. II. S. Yeakel at Antelope las'
! Saturday night. their leaving thu
farm and going onto Il ranch neal
Richarlton being the occasion.
ii. F. Hatch left his office long
enough last Saturday to get down t.
the land Office at Bismarck and max
a homestead filing on II of the fines
stock claims on the Antelope. tel
miles southeast.
j. X. Porter had the little iinge
Il of his left hand taken off Tuesday an
third finger of the same hand badl.
n iammed. He ran a caboos down ont
a in the yard and undertook t
couple it with his hands.
Monday night Abraham Bogardu
gave another of his excellent lecture
at the Presbyterian church, for til
benefit of the NJ. L. society, which
if possible. was better than either {
his former ones given in Dickinson
Fred Willard is the recipient of
valuable watch chain from his fathe
in-law. J. G.. Ryan. 1t is made {
heavy gold-bearing quarts from IL
Black Hills. oval shaped. gold noun
ed and connected one with anoth'
Inv means of little links. y heaI
locket made from quartz taken fro
the Homestake mine is attached
the chain.
= \ bunch OF 1000 killeri m"lnta
bceves. belonging to j.. D.. Stlei
Connolly Bros. Cnskrily Bros. w.
Crosby. II. c. Christensen. Bill NJ
Cory and others. WAS cut ont north
the stock yards the first of this wee
penned and loaded and shipped
market during Sunday and Mond;
T. d. Stielll. Dan Stiell. il. NJ.
Connolly and II. c. Christensen WE
down with a double header OF n C;
Sunday. and j. +. Cuskelly and b
McCory were with a shipment ma
Monday.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

the Dickinson School District will sell to the
highest bidder what il known ns the Old Dickin-
son School Building, together with two ~ffty-foot
lots. Nos. Z and s, in block 81, of the Dickinson
town plat, entertaining Bids up to and includin.
Monday, August II. 1891, 3 p. III.
The Board holds the right to reject any and all
Bids.
school Board. Dickinson, N. ID. aug 1T
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
MONEY =.
MEN WANTED

AS GENERAL AND STATE AGENTS.
Experienced in Soliciting and Organizing to
sell Shares, and Establishing Branches of
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING 4 LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
HOME OFFICE-DICKINSON. : n. ID.
Insurance Men Attention.
Excellent Contracts given TO the right parties.
Apply at once for terms and territory. Agents
wanted in every Lodge in the state.
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Well Digging,

am prepared to dig and cleln
wells at reasonable prices. Call ut
NJ. Pisha's. ,Iosrru EEtGEL.
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Married-Isat a. LET =.

EDITOR PREs>:-I take pleasure in
chronicling Il very pleasing social
event which occurred at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. j. $. Let's, on We'd
nesday, August IL, i'm the marriage
OF their daughter, Maude M. to How.
ard w. Bates. The ceremony was per
formed in an %intere"ting and pleasing
manner by the brides father in the
presence of the families of the con-
tracing parties. An elegant cola.
ton was served, consisting of deli.
cate cakes. %cOnfections, ices and fruits
with an admiXture of choice suhstan-
tials.
The bride % al exIuis lite com
bination suit of cream silk, pearl
satin and lace.
The best wishes of the communi.
ty go with the newly welded couple
and we bespeak a kindly and hearty
welcome at Dickinson, their future
home. l.. C.
The marriage of Howard w. Bates
to Maude NJ. Let's is hailed with Il
great deal of pleasure by those &c.
quainted with the contracting parties
The groom has been Il resident of the
county for several years, making his
home chiefly at the quiet little town
of Gladstone until last fall, when he
was elected to the Office of states
attorney, and came to Dickinson. MI
Bates is a pleasant young man, active
and prompt in his engagements, ant
by diligence and perseverance has
worked his way up from a small
hamlet practice to the responsible
and gratifying position which he nov
holds. Mrs. Bates is Il lady of tint
accomplishments, especially in thu
fine arts of painting and crayon work
vocal and instrumental music
and has always been a favorit'
among the ladies of her acquaintance
The announcement cards of MI
and Mrs. Bates marriage state tina
they will be at home in Dickinson, OF
Clough street, after August 90.
The PRESS joins in congratulations
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

A. B. Robinson: l took note of the
crops all through the state as l came
up from Chicago last week and can
say they are good all along the line
but none better than we have in
Stark county did 1 see.
W. $. Richards, secretary of the
Custer Sheep Investment Co., writes
from Philadelphia that the wool sent
from this section to his company has
been received in good shape and that
sales have been ordered.
On Tuesday evening. August Is.
the members and friends of the NJ.
f. society will he entertained at the
home of Mrs. G. a. Sweet. Refresh
ments will be served from = till III
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
come and spend the evening.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

Cllas. IL. Merry has established Il
ranch Oh Tlirty-mile creek about
Twenty-Five miles from Dickinson
From the county auditors books arc
noted the following: Total assessment,
1891, 707, as against $lS4.77 last year:
an increase in the real property as
sessment of 2O,2s4 acres; an increase
Of over 100 per cent. in sheep over last
year, and Is to % per cent. in all horses
and cattle.
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w. c. L. u.

Pyramid Park Lodge. No. l27. meets first and
third Wednesday afternoon of each month IN
Odd Fellows hall.
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For Sale.

\ Ten Horse Power Portable En-
CINE for sale. Enquire of
aug. S.3t G. III. KLINEFELTER.
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A o of Fred Truman, living Oh
the Heart south of R%ichardton, sus-
4 tanned a broken thigh Tuesday. which
DR.. Stickney vas called to set.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

Chas. b. Armstrong aud son George
are fitting up Il coy snit of rooms
over Lawrence 4 Dickinson S store.
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The friends of f. +. Turner will be
pleased to know that he is slowly re-
covering from his severe sickness.
bciuw able to take short drives.
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Will meet every Saturday AT J p. M. at the Con
grcgational church.
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T. II. Brien has disposed of his in
terest in the blacksmith shop, and
will give his whole time to his bunch
of stock. He will range them north
of Belfield.
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Mrs. Morris and her daughter >yl-
via, accompanied ny Miss Carrie
Dresser of Cakes, n. d., came in
"Wednesday.
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\ recent inventory of the Custer
\ Sheep Investment Co. stock on the
range, showed them to have $l7.0N
invested in sheep and lambs.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds left
Dickinson Wednesday for II trip to
Alaska. taking the two children of
VIM. Reynolds.
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D. OF II.
Endcavor Lodge No. ! meets at odd Fellows
hall on the second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month at s O'Clock p. M.
Esther Fowler. ". g.: Alice Campbell, II. $.
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The old school building and two 30
foot lots are to be sold. and next Mon.
lay at 8 p. IN. in the latest hour fol
entertaining bids.
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Born Tuesday. August IL, to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Brislin, a son.
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"A far68ell party was given Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. $. Ycakel at Antelope last
Saturday night, their leaving the
farm and going onto a ranch near
p%irharlton heinr the occasion.
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Il. OLE L.. f.

Onward Lodge, No. Al. meets i'll Odd Fellows
Hall, Dickinson. every THURSDAY ut T:3A y. III.
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ENCAMPMENT L. q. o. f.
Hope e~ncampment No. { meets in Odd Fellows
each month. Visiting members cordially invited.
Jos. I. Scott, C.P.; l.. A. Davis, s.
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States Attorney Bates was up from
Gladstone about two hours yesterday
attending to official duties and re.
ceiving congratulations on having
taken Il wife.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

Joseph Barnoff and Charles King,
in Albert Larson's crew, were up
from the east end this week to load
timbers in the yards here.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

Dickinson Lodge No. 10, Knights Of pylhias,
meets every Monday night in Odd Fellows Hall.
A Knightly and courteous invitation extended to
visiting knights.
VI. 4. McCloy, {. C.; l.. a. Simpson, K.of r.
md y.
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Morning and evening services to-
morrow as usual, at the Congrega.
tional church. Subjects: "Growth,"
and Our Loaves and Fishes"
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II. F. Hatch left his office long
enough last Saturday to get down to
the land Office at Bismarck and make
a homestead filing on one Of the finest
stock claims on the Antelope. ten
miles southeast,
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Lawrence n Dickinson have just
got in IL e lot of ground feed.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

The Dickinson Hose Go. apparatus
has been ordered.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

f. r. Bonney is visiting in Illinois.
w. II. Stabler came in from the
east Yesterday.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

The game law on prairie chickens
goes out of effect Oh the Goth instant
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-15

Bid on the old school building and
two runl lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-04

cd. As he was being taken 10 the station
house report leaked out that no had been
beaten up by tho police who arrested him.
This was not the case. and the evidence
given in the examination puts another
light upon Browns troubles and entirely
yindlcates Riohmond's blue-coats.
A few DAYS ago Brown insulted or rather
used Objectionable language to Mary Jones,
who forthwith proceeded TO communicate
the fact TO his wife. and 20 prefer charges
against him. When Browns wife next
saw him she Immediately began to vent
her spleen by iacerating his face with her
hnger-claws and made several seni-succ-
cessful attempts 10 tear his orbs from their
sockets. IL was Just at the conclusion OF
this ARRAY that an officer appeared with o
warrant for Brown, charging him with
eursine and beating Mary Jones, for which
he was discharged. His wife was not ar
rested. no warrant having been sworR out
for her.
Tom Peasants (colored) went down for
a season of four months for stealing rug
valued nc 81 from @. II. Oliver.
The case OF John Henderson (colored),
charged with being a suspicious character,
will be heard by the Justice, December
18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-04
AUCTION sAIss-ynture Days.
ByJ. n. Valentine, Auctioneer,
Ono. Y. Lauehton, Jr.. Salesman,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
ELEGANT NV FURNITURE,
EMBRACING
PARLoR, CHAMBER, DINING-RooM, HALL,
AND LIBRARY SUITS. SUPERIOR
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS,
FANCY CHAIRS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

Having determined 70 discontinue the FURNl-
TURE BUSINESS | Will sell AZ auction, AZ my
warerUOms, Nos. ~ and 10 Governor street,
commencing on
MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1891,
At 1890 A. NJ, and continue each day thereafter
at same hour until the whole stock II disposed OF,
my large and valuable collection OF NEW tUR-
NfTURE Of the latest art designs, comprising
PARLOR SUITS in silk, tapestry plush, rugs,
and other goods.
CHAMBER stiITs in walnut, cherry antique,
and quartered oak, with piate-glass mirrors F;
Elegant CARVED BUFFETS In all woods;
A large number Of HALL-STANDS Of latest pat
terms with plate mirrors:
PEDESTAL EXTENSION TABLES OF an woods
Hapa so T,, G. Ass-DooR CHINA CASES:
A beautiful line Of LOUNGES, FANCY CHAIRS,
and ROCKERS, MANrEL and other MIR
RORS;
Superior HAIR MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, and
FEATHERS;
LIBRARY CASES and TABLES;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WARDROBES with plate
glass doors;
TARY CHAIRS;
FOLDING BEDS with plate-glass mirrors;
Together with one Of the largest assOrtments OF
GENERAL FURNITURE usually Kept In a
nrst-class furniture house.
II being my intention 30 sell, very liberal terms
will be offered. For all sums under $50 cash ;
over that amount sixty ana ninety days credit
viii DO given for satisfactory paper.
Every article IN the stock Will be offered at
greatly reduced prices from this cate until day
OF sale.
The reputation Of my house and the character
OF the furniture / have always kept makes 4
unnecessary for a more extended advertisements
4. GATHRiGHTS son,
de Alt u and 10 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-04
AUCTION sALEs-rhls psy.
AUCTION 81 ILL., h Ids I,ny. o1.ol4
TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE VERY
Valuable Old Virginia Homestead
"ROSEWELL."
ON YORK RIVER IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
CONTAINING ABOUT i.122l< ACRES.


By virtue Of deed Of trust dated
April 10, 1888, recorded in the Clerks
office OF Gloucester County Court, de-
fault having been made In the payment OF the
debt therein secured, at the request OF NE
benehciaries tho undersigned trustees viii sell
ct public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER A. 1891.
at 10 O'CLOCK NJ, that well-knOWn and valuable
TRACT OF LAND, together with AL the Inn.
provements thereon. known as "hOSbNbLL,
OF which Josiah L. Deans, died seized, situated
In Gloucester county, Va, near Clay-Hank wharf,
ana bounded by YORK river, by Aberdeen creek,
by the lands Of BENJAMIN +. Leigh, by the farm
by Carter's creek. estimated 10 contain 1,l22M
ACRES.
The land Ia unusually fertile, being in the
rapidly-growing trucking section OF Itdewater,
Va. There are on the premises large brick
dwelling-hOuse and the customary out-buidings
ally well timbered, and the land very rich and
adapted 20 all cereals and truck crops, about
one halt being IN cultivation. The neighbor-
hood is good, and the place is convenient 20
schools, churches, and markets.
Steamers plying on the York river between
Baltimore and West Point stop at Clay-Bank
wharf Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and
az the next wharfs on alternate days.
IL "a seldom that such a splendid estate IL put
upon the market. Purchasers and investors
rarely have such an opportunity 20 BUY III Is
one OF the historic places Of Old Virginia
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale ana 10
pay the sum Of e6,929.22 Of past-due purchase
money. with interest thereon at the rate OF q
per cent por annum from the 18th day OF April,
1883, but az 10 the said interest subject TO
credit: balance on easy terms TO suit satisfao-
tory purchaser 10 be announced AZ sale.
8. S. =. PATTESON,
THOMAS n. PAGE,
~ Al Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-04
BIRTHDAY oFGENeRAL LEE.
The Joint Committee Arranging for 1T
Celebration-Pickett Camp.

CelebratiOn-Pickett Camp.
A largely-attended and very interesting
meeting OF Pickett Camp was held last
night at its headquarters, number OF
visiting comrades being present. The
death of Captain ID. j. Turner was an
nounced, and the Camp will pay due re-
speet to his remains by giving them a SOL
dier's burial at o'clock to-day. A num-
Der of cases of restitution among disabled
old soldiers were reported as having been
relieved by the Camp.
After tho routine business interesting
remarks were made by Grand Commander
Smith, Colonel A. q. Evans, of Manchester
smith Redtord, d. A. Browne, Colonel
Northen, Colonel Loehr, Comrsde Crump,
and Others.
After the adjournment the JOINT COM
mittee to celebrate General Lees. birth
day held a meeting and proceeded to or
ganize. Mr.. L. 9. Crump presided as tenn
porary chairman.
Colonel Alexander w. Archer, OF Lee
Camp, was unanimously elected chairman
of the committee.
Lieutenaht-Colonel A. Fl. Wallace, OF
Pickett Camp, was chosen secretary by an
unanimous vote.
On motion of ID. A. Browne the Secretary
was directed TO invite the commandments OF
the different military organizations OF the
city to meet with the committee on tues
day evening next at Lee-Camp Hall at
O'Clock FOR the purpose of full CONFER
ence on the proposed celebration.
The committee then adjourned TO meet
at that time and place.
The Pickett Camps committee Is COM
posed of the following members: Alex
ander Jennings. g. L. Loehr, j. +. Sulli-
van, Robert n. Northern. j. j.. Stansbury,
James Hendricks, r. II. Smith, Peter Nc
Curry, A. II. Wallace, L. z. Reeve, and w.
j. Brown