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Pnrk Sisters at Calvary.

The famous Park sisters, ,instrumcntalists,
of New York. will give concert Wcdnes-
day evening at Calvary Baptist Sunda y
school house, Eighth and ii streets north
west. under the auspicrs of the Christian
Endeavor Society of that church. These
ladies are well known all ovrr the cnuu-
try as higil-class musical artists, perform
ing on a variety of Instruments. including
cornct. trombone. mandolin and either,
anl will no doubt be greeted her" by n
large audience. They will be assisted by
Mrs NrI'ic Wilson Sbir-CIiff. srDrano,
ar s't-- crc Rrcckeif .ic,-,,ii-r'i-t
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LADY BERESFORD'S CRESTS
Sent Them to Miss Vanderbilt to
Mark Blenheim's Linen.
1t Takes Twelve Books to Hold the
Designs for the House of MARI
bOrOugh's Trappings.

When Lily. Duchess of Marlborough. now
Lady Beresford, first took possession OF
Blenheim, she found its linen rudely stamped
and she longcd for some distinctive and
pretty thing that should be correct and yet
very artistic to Serve as private linep
stamp for the house.
An eminent English artist designed a
crest for her. embodying the also,
and she was so pleased with it that she or
dered another design for her dishes and
another for glasses and silver. fourth
was for designs upon colored windows
where small pancs could be set in to ad-
vantage. and still another was for marking
the livery and harness and all wagons OF
the Blenheim estate.
Before the work was completed there
were twelve complete books of patterns
and designs. and SO fond was she of these
that she kept them when Size left Blen-
helm. But now She has sent them TO her
step pdaughter that is 10 be, and when that
young lady follows out the bridal custom
of taking her own linen from her fathers
house she will have the little book to guide
her in its marking.
The Vicomtess de Sibourg, who has
spent the summer with her son in Europe,
arrived on the Furst Bismarck last Friday
and is expected in Washington early this
week.
Mrs. Magruder is another European pill
grim who is back in town after summer
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In n Rose Garden.
A hundred years from now, dear Eear''
We win not care at all
1t will not matter then whit,
The honey or the gan.
The summer days that we nave KNOWN
viii all forgotten be and flown;
The garden will be overgrown
Where now the roses fall.
A hundred years from now, dear heart,
We will not mind the pain,
The throbbiug, crimson tide of life
viii not have left stain.
The song we sing together, dear,
Will mean no more than means a tear
Amid a summer rain.
A hundred years from now. dear beart,
The grief will all be DER:
The sea of care will surge in vain
Upon q careless shore.
These glasses We turn down to-day
Here at the parting of the way;
We will be wineless then as they,
And will not mind it more.
A hundred years from now, dear heart,
Wen neither know nor care
What came of all Life's bitterness
Or followed Loves despair.
Then fill the glasses up again,
And kiss me through the rose-leaf rain:
Wen build one castle more in Spain
Chap Book.
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Miss Kate NJ. Rice, of South Washing
ton, gave n birthday party on Friday even
ing, which was attended by many rela-
tves and friends, among whom were
Mrs. Kate Bennett and her daughter, Miss
Alice Bennett, OF Baltimore, aunt and
cousin of the hostess: Misses Nellie and
Gladys Rice of Frostburg: Miss Katherine
Rice, of Baltimore: Miss Bessie Stull.
Miss Kate G. DonneIly. Miss Gertrude Pep
per. Miss Stella Bailey, Miss Maude b.
Cooper, Miss Tessie Stamford. and Messrs.
Augustus Barnes. Frank r. Pepper. VIII
lam F. DonneIly. Alfred F. johnson. Bert
Baker and others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Brown and their
daughters, Miss Maize and Miss Elizabeth
Brown, have returned from their summer
outing and established themselves in their
home. 1902 Oregon street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Byrnes celebra ted
their silver wedding on Saturday evening
attheir pretty home on North Capitol street.
They were assisted in receiving their large
number of friends by Miss Nellie f. Fru
niger and Miss Jennie Fogarty. The
evening was pleBa salty varied by music.
dancing and refreshments, and Il number
of congratulat"ry telegrams were received.
Among the guests were Mgr. Sabretta. OF
the Catholic University, and Fathers Gil
iespie and Dolan, of st. Aluysius' Church.
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For the first time in number OF years
the Morton house, which was the center OF
such brilliant hospitality during It's own
er's term as Vice Pres ident, viii be
opened again, it having been rented by
Senator wetmore. OF Rhode Island. sena-
tor Wetmore is one OF the richest me n in the
United States, and 1t Will be remembered In
this connection that it was Mrs. Wetmore
who refused to be presented to the Prince
of Wales, who had expressed desire TO
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washington, will be missing from his old
haunts this winter. Mr.. Knutt has been
appointed foreign agent by one OF the
largest manufacturing companies in the
United States, and is at present in st.
Petersburg.
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on the Continent. She has been benefited
in health by her summers travels and her
smart gowns bear evidence of a prolonged
stay in Paris.
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Mrs. Frank Hatton is back for the winter.
after spending a summer with her people
in Iowa. She expects her son, Paymaster
Richard Hatton. to come home for several
weeks visit the early part of the winter.
Ex-senator FELTON, left Washington f0r
his home, in California, last week. but
and this is a note made especially for those
mammas. who are ambitious for their mar
riageable daughters-will spend December
and January in Washington. Mr.. Felton's
home i'm California, at Menlo Park, is one
of the show places of the State, and here
he and his son, who is also an object of
interest to mammas, keep bachelor hall
and dispense a bountiful hospitality after
the English fashion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook, and their family
of little ones, are back in town again
after an agreeable summer at Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunn have de-
.crmincd to spend the winter in Denver,
where Mr.. Dunn will open a law office
Washington will be the loser and Denver
the gamer by the transfer of this agree
able young couple to the West.
Mr. Legare drives the sulartest traps in
town, and just now he and Mrs. Legare
are in constant evidence on the streets, in
a light rig and pair of roadsters which
is the envy of all their friends.
Baron Theim, the Portuguese minister.
has taken a house Oh Connecticut avenue.
near K street.
Miss Seckendofff is spending the pres
cnt week In New York.
Capt. and Mrs. Denny are stiil at Chevy
ciasc. and will remain there during the
winter. Capt. Denny has sold his pretty
i.-nse TO his brother-in-iaw. Licut. Leniiy.
INT is alrendy planning 10 build on the
-r-n lot. which occupies one of the pleas-
ar,cst sites in Chevy Chase.
Er. s. Prcntiss Kuutt. who for a number
OF years has been familiar figure In
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wylie, who were
married during the summer, have returned
from abroad, and are the guests of Mr..
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The green blinds and doors have been
taken down from the Richardson-Clover
house and its agreeable mistress is again
at home, busy in getting her house to rights
and making plans for winter hospitalities.
Mrs. Clover has been absent from Washing
ton over a year, and her welcome home
has been cordial and sincere. There is no
more popular hostess in town, and no one
who enteriains with more Willingness and
enthusiasm.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Senator and Mrs. Don Cameron, with
Miss Cameron, are at Hot Springs, Va:
Miss Cameron Is one OF the NEST skilfun
bcyclisis in Washington, and never looks
more charming then when prettily rugged
for a ride, moving swiftly along on her
wheel.
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Two Baltimore weddings of interest 10
society folk here are those of Mrs. a. p.
Bresee and Mr.. Robert GoldsboruuEh keene,
which takes place Tuesday. and Miss Kate
Tiffany, daughter OF DIR. Louis Mckane
Tiffany, to Mr.. Gordon Abbott: of Eos
ton, which is set for November l.
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PennsyIvania Avenue Sale.
Samuel Bieber has sold a house on Penn
sylvania avenue to the Enrich Company
for $4,000.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hopkins have returned
from New York and are located at No. 1874
Eighteenth street.
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Wylie's parents, at Fourteenth and n
streets northwest.
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Mr.. r. B. Merchant, of the Postoffice De-
partment, has returned from visit to Vir-
ginia.
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Miss Irene Rogers and Misses Blanche
and Mamie Patterson, of East Washing
ton, will leave on Wednesday for Oakland.
Nd. where they viii be the guests OF
Miss Louise yeffries.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

A. NJ. Orrison was rendered a surprise
masquerade party at the Whitley, 922 /
street, on Friday night, which proved q
delightful affair. Among the maskers were
Miss Smith, Indian squaw; Mrs. Gilmore,
child of the regiment; Mr.. J. F. Whitmore.
summer girl; H. II. Douglas. negro sport:
E. Trail, d. Nachnian, Mr. Ellison, and Mr.
E. j. Natts, hayseed: Miss NJ. Nellis, apple
woman; NJ. j. Harris, Dutchnan; Charles
Swan, Yum Yum: Miss Inez Orrison, Topsy,
and Z. T. Clarke. clown. Those who en-
joyed the evening unnlasked were Miss
Winslow, Miss Trumbuil, Miss C. Thomp
son, Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. Tantuni, Prof.
Lovey, Mrs. Butler, W. Swan, Mr.. Pitman,
E. Trail, d. Nachman. Mr.. Ellison, and Mr..
and Mrs. Pyle.
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1t Is a noticeable fact that all the bicyc-
lers who are back In town have smart new
costumes. Some of them have comestraight
from England. while Others were made IN
New York, and only an expert can tell the
difference between the homemade and i'm
ported garments.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Miss Hattie Cross is the guest of Mrs.
William Hedian, OF Baltimore.
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Miss Adelia E. Mathewson is home from
her summer sojourn in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia.
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So Jackets $3. IS.

Fine Chevron Jackets-notch collars
felled seams-ripplc backs-capes Jet or
braid trimmed. =. =. ..S3.4S
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Miss Florence bearing, of No. zoos Mas
sachusetts avenue, is convalescing from her
recent illness.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

The Hard Times Club he'd meeting
on Saturday night at the home Of Miss
Edith May White. near University Heights.
change OF name for the organization
was under discussion, but when vote
was taken It was found that every MEN,
ber. with but one exception, favored the
title as II stands. 1t was dechiel to give
a sociable In the hear future at the resi-
dence of Miss White, when the rules Of
last season Will be strictly observed
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Mrs. John NJ. Lancaster, of Southern
Maryland, was a recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Code. Of B street southwest.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Mr. J. b. Pecda. minister from Switzer-
land. is visiting New YOrk.
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Kings Palace
Bargains.
$3.50 and So Trimmed Hats at $L9S.

$3.50 and So Trimmed Hats at $l.9S.
Ladies' Misses and Chidren's Trimmed
| Hats, in all the latest styles anu eHects
Jet-Feather Tips-Vclvct Steel-Algrettes,
| Ribbons --S1.S0
SOC Tam o'Shanter Caps 22c.
An-wool Tam o. Shanter styles is Scotch
| plaids, checks. Also all-wooi cloth IN
| blacks and colors-neatiy trimmed WIN
$l.25 Trimmed Sailors and Walk
ing Shapes 69c.
Best quality American Felt Trimmed
| Sailors and Walk king Shapes-high and
ribbon band ltrimmed-all colors, regular
value, 81 20, at. - ..6Sc
81 and 75c Felt Hats. 39c.
Very good quality English and American
Felt Hats for ladies'. misses, and children;
| in all colors, and both large and small
shapes-including Flats, Shortbacks and
Sailors. An iextraordinary bargain
al aic. AiiGRET;TEs. &c
25c. BLACKBIRDs, &c
$40 Plush Capes $6.9S.
Very fine Plush Capes-fur trimmed,
satin lined throughout, with full sweeps,
|. essentially ParISlan StyIeS-ueSiEHeu iOr
the finest trade. ..SOs08
Sc Jackets $3. 4S.
Fine Chevron Jackets-notch collars
felled seams-ripplc backs-capes jet or
braid trimmed. .SS.4S
50, $40 and Sill Coats and Capcs,
$7.9S.
For Monday only, we will sell plain and
fancy effects in Jackets and Capes-Man-
doiin slceves--satin l;ncd-rippic backs
2,3, and 4 buttons-in beaver. boucle: and
chevroneloths-as aspcciai Job bioiat ST .9S
$3.50. Sc and $5 Chiidren's Jackets.
$44S.
One lot OF Misses and Chidren's Jackets
and Gretchens--piaiB and fancy cloths
medium and heavy weiShts-iateSt style
notch collars-trimmed with braid or
plain. - -..- .-S4s48
KINGS PALACE
sls-si4 Seventh 81, 7l5 Market Space.
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50, $40 and Sill Coats and Capcs,
$7.98.

For Monday only, we will sell plain and
fancy effects in Jackets and Capes-Man-
doiin slceves--satin lincd-rippic backs
g 3, and 4 buttons-in beaver. boucic: and
chevroneloths- special Job 10; at ST .9S
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Miss Ethel Renicke, of Circleville, Ohio.
is the guest of Miss E. V. Moler, OF No. 1853
Princeton street.
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81 and 75c Felt Hats. SOC
$40 Plush Canes Sc. %.

Very fine Plush Capes-fur trimmed,
satin lined throughout, with full sweeps,
essentially Partisan styies-desiGned for
the finest trade. ..SS.08
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SOC silks l2Hc yd

Striped Plisse Silks. In variety Of
STYLES, which c. ,S l.. sold fo- J0c yard,
will go at i2iSc yard Not more than 10
yar.s TO any one customer-to keep
storekeepsrs from laying in q stock to
sell again.
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Miss Belle F. Leeds is home from pleas
ant trip to Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. Kate K. Foster, of vicksburg.
Miss, and her little gra ndson, Percy
Webb, are the guests OF Mrs. John T.
Townsend. of Georgetown Heights.
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81. so. Sc and $5 Chiidren's Jackets,
81

One lot OF Misses and Children's Jackets
and Gretchens-piaiB and fancy cloths
metlium and heavy weights-iatest style
notch collars trimmed with braid or
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Miss Beatrice Hotel has returned from
abroad.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Col John Hay. Mrs. Hay and Miss Ha yare
visiting New York, where they will remain
short while before returning to their
ha ndsonie home on Sixteenth street.
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George Garrett was surprised on Saturday
night to find himself the guest of honor at 4
party given by his wife to celebrate his
thirty fourth birthday. Among those who
shared in the pleasant conspiracy were Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Liston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tingirs. Mr.. and birs. s. W. Brady, Mrs.
Prest!e, Miss Croroot. and Mcssrs. j. Boyle.
W. Smith L, Fingies, c. Brady, b. Edmonds.
and others.
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Mrs. Frank Hatton is back for the winter.
after spending summer with her people
in Iowa. She expects her son, Paynaster
Richard Hatton. to come home for several
weeks visit the early part of the winter.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Mrs. Mauer, OF South Carolina, is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Augustus Taney.
No. 144S n street northwest. and Will
return to CtIarleston next week. accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Martin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor, jr., have
returned from brief visit to New York.
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Miss Annie E. Foley. of 93S Third
street northwest. who has been spending
the summer with relatives in the Allie
ghcny Mountains. is not expected home Un-
I'll the latter part of the month.
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Mrs. Sarah Fogarty. of New York, will
visit Washington this week as the guest
of Miss Cecilia Murphy, Of No. 10
street northeast.
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Miss Mary Therise Donneliy, OF East
Capital street. has returned from New
York, where she spent September with
her aunt, Mrs. Col. Albert Anderson, OF
Sixty-fourth street. >,
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Mrs. T. F. Tobey, of No. 1919 Twelfth
street northwest, has as her guest Mrs
Wingard, wife of the late Col. c. W. Win
gard, U. s. A.
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On Saturday night n delightful stra W ride
was made up of Miss Sarah Winstelie, Miss
Laura Phillips. Misses May nd Elsie John
son. Misses Annie and Nellie Davis. and
Messrs. ]. H Davis. c. Ernest, II. Osborne.
W Petbury. W. ID. Weir nd W. l.. Shannon.
The programme included Il moonlight ride
To Forest Glen and a pleasant hour after
ward AT Mr.. Ernest's home.
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Er. s. Prcntiss Kuutt. who for number
Of years has been o familiar figure IN
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Mrs. Magruder is another European pill
grim who is back in town after a summer
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Miss Elenora Starkey. of Seventh street
northeast, is enterta ming three of her
classma ties Of '94-Miss Mary c. Har-
mon, OF Danville, Va; Miss Kittie Scott,
of Richmond, and Miss yenie Darrell, OF
Memphis, Tenn.
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Miss seckendofff is spending the pres
emf week In New York.
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SOC crepes. 2lc yd

Satin stripe Crepe, in all the lovely
evening shades, such as c j l. sold for
soc yard. will go ut 2lc yard.
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Baron Thelm, the Portuguese minister,
has taken a house on Connecticut avenue.
near K street.
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75c taffetdS 40c

s2-inch India silks, all plain colors,
which & L sold for 3so yard, will 90
at CSC. yard.
3s-inch India Silks, all plain colors,
which C. & 1. sold for Soc will SO at 35c,
yard.
Handsome Brocaded India Silks, which
C. i l. sold for SOC, will go at 39c. yard
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Mr.. Legare drives the smartest traps in
town, and Just now he and Mrs. Legare
are in constant evidence on the streets, in
light rig and pair of roadsters which
is the envy OF all their friends.
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25c Jap drapery l2sc

This is the greatest bargain you were
ever oIerei-Japanese finsel Drapery,
which c. & l.. and everybody e,se sold
and sells right along at &c yard, will go
at 12lsc yard.
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81 dress goods SOC

Beautiful 42-inch SILKS and Wool
Novelty Goods Pretty little figures
here and there, and delightful styles
and cole rings, which C. & L sold for 81
yard, will so at 59c yard Another big
bargain
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3oc suitines 25c yd

Handsome all-wool suitings, boucle
and two-tone effects, which c. i l.
sold for 59c yd-will go at 25c yd-
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| suitingS 6oc yd

Without a doubt this Is ons Of tho
greatest bargains you have ever had Of
fered you 46-inch, all-wool Henriettas
and serges, which c. & l. sold for 30 and
60c yd win 60 at SC I'D
The evening times., 1895-10-14

Mrs. Ralph Simons, OF AlbemarIe County,
Va. is visiting her niece. Mrs. John Rey-
nolds, of New Hampshire avenue.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-14
CosIIston.
BOB WHITE

Mr.. Webber has his handsome house
in Old CastletOn almost completed.
Mr.. Frank McNair returned from
the strip the first of the week.
Asal Spear, VINO has been very i'll
of lung fever is rapidly recovering.
Castleton is on the loom. There
never was lovelier spring nor bet
ter outlook tor good season.
Sam HIPS school is preparing to
have an exhibition at the end of the
term.
Lige Nelson, of Pretty Prairie, will
move on the farm recently vacated by
George Coggswell, who has moved to
Arlington.
Chas. Goodwin, of Pratt county.
Will live on the place formerly farmed
by Chas Asher, who moved to the strip
last summer.
Michael Roach and wife have left
their lovely farm south of Castleton.
and will reside with their daughter
Mrs McNair, of Castleton in the
| future.
Mrs. A. III. McMahan and her mother.
Mrs. Maher, started to the strip
Wednesday. Mr. McMahan will r.
main to finish his term of school. at
Zion, which expires the last of this
month.
DIBD:-Mrs Laura Parkhurst died
at her home three miles east of Castle.
ton. Feb p, 1895, of consumption. She
| leaves a husband and two children.
and many relatives and friends to
mourn her loss.
See h Nv she wentont straight way
From the dark world she knew,
The twilight In the gateway.
To media twixt The two,
Into ihe sudden DRY
Out Of the dark she trod.
Departing nom before thee
- ntcc r. iigh. ard sca
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-14

No. 81. Appropriation Tor STATE mousse.
10. 81. Authorizing cities Of second class 70
vote water works bonds.
No a. Amending statutes
No. iO6. Providing for election OF city attOr-
ney, city clerk, and city treasurer in cities OF
the iirst-class.
No ll6 Relating to chattel mortgages.
No. lT3 Granting cities Of the frst-class tho
power to refund Judgment
No. 400 Repeating session laws.
No Ses. Regulating terms Of court, Seven
teenth judicial district
No. s2l. Amending statutes
No SH. Requiring county treasurers in coun-
ties Of 10000 population or less to make daily
deposits In banks.
No 2i7. Requiring railroad companies to is-
sue free transportation to shippers OF stock
No $50. An act amending the law which pro-
vtdes for commission to take dispositions in
other states and territories to include Mexico
No lO92 An act to provide revenue for the
fiscal years ending June 30, 1895, and June 30
1897.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-14
DAISY.
SIitchelI.


Rev. j P. Jolly will preach at the
Mitchell church on Sunday evening,
March "A.
The Ladies Home Missionary So
ciety will hold an open meeting at
this place next Sunday evening All
are invited.
Rev. Mr. Swift, who is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. j. s. Woods, preached
at Mitchell last Sunday, morning and
evening.
March and move are two words that
seem closely related. Some of the
moves that we know of are Il S. Jones
to the house vacated by 3 Lacey, who
went to Arkansas short time ago.
Frank Newton moved from L. f.
Leidigh's ranch. L. j. Burton and
MIR. Carr will take charge of the ranch
this year. James Rowland has moved
to the farm formerly owned by o b
Smpkins. George Jenkins has moved
INTO house on w H. Chase's place,
by whom he is employed r. II Moore
has rented the Walker farm in North
/ Reno township and VIII remove thereto
as soon as the health Of Mrs Reed, the
present occupant will permit them to
yacate Eli Moore moves to "a farm
near Nickerson Louis Phillips has
moved into the house on j NJ.
Brehm's place, vacated by William
Innes who bought farm in Rice
county. Joe Barber will remove to
Rice county and B. d. johnson will
take charge of the farm vacated by
him. We are informed that james
Meyer has moved house from Hutch
inson onto his place north of the
school house. which will be occupied
| by j p. Minkres, of Hutchinson,
BOB WHITE.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-14
Turon.

E. G.: Richards is in Wichita.
The merchants were all busy Satur-
day.
A. Myers wears smile now. Look
out girls.
Dean & Augutus are working at
Stafford.
Mr. Fees shipped car load of hogs
this week.
We wonder who got the mitten sun
day night?
Miss Jennie Kinds is on the lex list
this week.
Mr., J. 0. Gray has been Improving
the streets the last few DAYS.
A, MYERS, W. Kmnas and J. Center
spent Monday in Hutchinson.
joe Brown has done gone and got
his muslache cut off hasn't he?
Harry Augustus has been out savera
daysthis week buying hogs and cat
tie.
Mr. Akers, Of Stafford. was doing
business in our town one day this
week.
Less Ely has a great deal of bust
ness at Lerado of late. Is it the school
marin Less
Several of our young people spent
Saturday evening at W. Graggs. A
good time was reported.
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