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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11
LOCAL NE WIS

AOCAL I'VE w -
THE county commissioners will
meet Monday for the November
term
THESE moonlight nights are re-
rnsrkably pretty for the time of
gear.
The dengue seems to have run
ms course and people are much
happier in consequence.
The monthly term of justice
court for the Greenvine precinct
will be held tomorrow.
SEVERAL "prairie schooners"
loaded with nomadic emigrants
passed through the city yester-
day.
TIE city schools are dismissed
until noon today in Difference to
the memory of Mrs. Jas. A. Will
kins.
CONSULT your interests by look
ing over the advertisement OF
the Brennan Grocery Company
changed in this issue.
THE Knights Templar enjoyed
a banquet in connection with
their regular monthly meeting
Thursday night.
CHRISTMAS goods are making
their appearance, and a little
Christmas advertising is next il
order, or should be.
OFFICERS are inquiring intc
Che wholesale shooting that &C.
CURED Tuesday night, and some
arrests are expected.
In county court Thursday j
NJ. Craig applied for letters o.
guardianship of the persons anc
estate of Walter and Lily Hazel
wood.
Two souls with but a single
thought in the persons of Ed
Scott and Fannie johnson were
made happy in the bonds of Hy'
men at the courthouse Thursday
evening by Justice W. R. Ewing
MEssRs. Low and Holland are
sal champions of Texas in ten
MS, they having defeated
1Eessrs. Carlisle and Holland il
the finals in doubles played
Thursday afternoon.
THIS is the season OF the yea
that man labors hard Saturday
night to put a patent leathe.
polish on his shoes, and next day
Ends they have lovely metallic
Iustre exactly like the stove hi
wife had polished the day before
EUGENE BALLARD has rented
his river bottom residence anc
farm to Tine Glenn, and the lat
ter moved his family from Bren
ham to their home this week
Mr. Ballard will devote his tim,
to his store.-Bellville Times.
THE fee bill which takes effec
December 1st is making the face
az some of the officers a trifl,
elongated. There is one featur,
Of the bill, however, which give
the officers crumb of comfort
After it goes into effect all Off
GERS will be forbidden by Law
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

This week will prove n gala one for
the residents here. for II is the opening
of the new Casino. which occurs We'd
nesday evening The festival will con-
tinue Thursday evening, and VIII wind
up with a grand ball on Friday evening.
"A special train VIII convey those VINO
wish To come from Providence, and II viii
stay at Bayside to allow those who wish.
TO return that evening chance to do
so.
The young ladies are already decorate
Ding the interior of the building and
booths. Ii is expected that Langstaff's
orchestra will be in attendance, and
very pleasant time is anticinated.
The Bayslde Hotel under the manage
ment OF @. V. Xinal. who is also the
proprietor. Is receiving many boarders
for the season. There are many arri-
walls booked for August, and Mr.. Vinal
expects a good and prosperous season.
The 6 o'clock dinners served at this
hotel are the finest on the bay and are
becoming very popular.
Mrs. Nathan VI. Russell and Mrs. Syi-
vanus Albrow of Providence were the
guests of Mrs. #. p. Marsh for few
days the past week.
Mrs. Stephen Green and family OF
Newton Centre stopped few days with
Prof. F.. Il. Calder.
Prof. Alfred Anthony of Providence
visited his father, Mr.. Louis Anthony,
this week.
Mrs. George W. Cady and children Of
Apponaug spent the day yesterday at
Mr.. George w. lCady's.
Miss Josie Morse and Miss Nette
Kenyon of Providence are the guests OF
Miss Ida NJ. Shocker.
Miss Hattie Leader OF Centreville is
visiting Miss Ida NJ. Shocker.
The Warwick public works depart
ment is engaged in grading Long
Meadow avenue. When the road is
completed 1t will make a decided i'm
provement.
Those who have registered at the Bay
side Hotel are Miss r.. A. Bates, Albert
Steinert, Miss Bessie Ryan, +. III. Pos
lin and wife, Il. A. Havens and wife,
Miss Bertha r. Havens, Walter r.
Kingsley, Miss F. Moss, Arthur G.
Moore, Mrs. Arthur c. Moore and L.
u. Rhodes, all OF Providence. Mr.. John
Smith of Boston; William A. Lytle and
wife, Worcester; w. II. Brown and wife,
South Scltuate; ii. b. Rothein. T. III.
Brown and Mr.. l., II. Seavy and wife,
of New York city.
The many friends OF Miss Mamie
Quinlamn Of Seymour avenue, Utica,
n. Y. are pleased TO know that she is
enjoying herself at this pleasant reson.
Miss Qunlamn is stopping at the Bay
side Hotel, for the season.
The Bayside base ball team has or
ganized for the season with the follow
ing players: Perkins, pitcher; Quinn,
center; A. Read, first base; Curtis, third
base; +. Waterman, short stop; Arnold.
second base; Calder, right field; Baxter.
center field; A. Perkins, left field; r.
Waterman, substitute pitcher. The team
played with the Phillipsdale's last Sat
urday, and were defeated to s. The
boys claim that they have got just as
strong a team as in years past, and
are confident OF winning many games.
The Bayside ball team will play
against the Y. NJ. G. A. team from Paw
tucket this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holmes and fam
lily are stopping for a few days at the
Bayside Hotel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

Packard was the winner OF many OF the
first prizes offered in the games.
1t Is reported that the soda fountain
at the end OF the hotel veranda IS the
largest one made in the United States.
IL holds 235 gallons OF syrup and can be
worked by twelve men at one time, the
facilities being the best that could be
procured.
An excursion of motormen and con-
ductors and their families from Fail
River stopped here Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Chace of East Providence
Is stopping with his aunt, Mrs. Chace.
During the past week Mrs. Sarah j.
Durfee OF Beulah cottage entertained
the following: DR. McIlwraitb Of Paw
tucket. Mr. and Mrs. II. l. Greene, Mas
ter Walter Greene. Miss Madeline
Greene. all OF Central Falls; Mr.. j. Nc
Cabe OF Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs Barron at the Irwin
cottage entertained the following the
past week: Mrs. NJ. f. Cushing and
daughter Alice of Providence.
Mr., and Mrs Saunders Of the Sand
hurst cottage had as guests the past
week Mrs. Il. w Harlow of Oakland,
Cal. and Mrs. II. DeWight Of New
York
Mrs. C. A. McCallum OF the Elite cot
tage had rs guests the past week Mrs.
CIarkSOn ana MIS-. H. NOO1 Oh L al
River. Mr.. Joseph G. Clarkson and fam
lily, Mr. and Mrs. James ClarksOn, all Of
Central Falls: Mrs. Edwin Hughes and
Mrs William HaslSins and family. all Of
Pawtucket
Mr.. and Mrs. Price of the Elmwood
cottage entertained the following: Miss
NJ. ana Master j. Metcalf Of Worces-
ter. Messrs. f. and w. Holman Of Prov
idence. Mrs. +. Leddy Of Providence
is stopping here for the season.
At the Laurette cottage Mr.. H r.
Potter entertained Sergt. Edwin Potter.
At the PeTrwtnkie cottage Mrs. John
Perry has as guests the past week Ms.
and Mrs. G.. II. Perry, Miss NJ. PerrS,
Mrs. j. Earle. Mrs. w. Harvey, Jr.. and
Miss b. Harvey. all Of Pawtucket.
The following We're the guests OF Mrs.
Alanson Wood tho past weelo at the
Lancewood Lodge: Mrs. G. o. Hood,
Mrs. p. f.. Wilbur. Mrs. G.. Wolcott,
Mrs Frederic Packard. Mrs. James b.
Goodng. Miss Bessie Gage Miss Marie
Gage Miss Dorcas Paine, and Mrs. j.
f. Fales. all of Central Falls; Mrs. T..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

Quite n few parties are booked here
the latter part of this month. Most of
them coming down To spend the evening
I'm dancing.
ON Monday evening there will be a troll
lev party from Pawtucket. The party
will be select one and is sure To be an
enjoyable one.
Mrs. Isaac Lindsey of Pawtucket Is
stopping at the Silver Spring House.
Mr.. Frank Linsey of Pawtucket spent
last evening here.
Mrs John Marshall. Miss LiZabeth
Marshall and Miss Bertha Marshall. all
of Pawtuckct. are registered at the Sill
yer Spring House.
Mrs. Charlotte Chace Of Providence
has registered at the Silver Spring
House.
Mrs. Ray Phillips spent the past week
NJ the Silver Spring House.
The Delaney Council. No. 81. Knights
Of Columbus. enjoyed a pleasant moon
light last "Wednesday. Some of the party
stopped here and indulged i'm dancing
while the rest took sail down the bay
Late I'm the evening there was n supper
served 10 all The return home was made
az an early hour I'm the morning. after a
very pleasant trip.
Wniiam H. Perry of Providence Is
siouping az the Silver Spring House.
4 party headed by Alderman Edward
O'Bren 90 Pawtuckst and representing
the Dunncll Manufacturing Co. and the
pawtucket Baking Company, took din
ner at Cranston's Monday afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
SHORE RESORT CALENDAR.

The following are the events at the
different shore resorts for the week end
lng July "A.
FIELDS POINT.
Bake every day at ~ O'Clock and 5
o'clock.
SILVER SPRING.
Sunday-ChOwder served at noon time.
Monday Evcnlng-Trolley party from
Pawtucket.
Friday Evening-Regular hop at the
dance hall.
RIVERSIDE.
Tuesday Observation-Disclosures of st.
Marks Guild az the pastors of st. Mark 3
Church residence.
PLEASANT BLUFF.
Bake every day at noon time at Grams
tons.
Concert every afternoon on veranda at
Cranston's.
July 22-Party from Providence on
CAMP WHITE.
Wednesday Evening-Prize waltz at
dance hall.
CRESCENT PARK.
Theatre every afternoon and evening.
Band concerts every afternoon and
ey ening.
Dancing every evening at the dance
hall.
Bake every day at II and o'clock.
Sunday-Ball game at the base ball
grounds. Excursion from Worcester.
Monday-St. James parish of Fall Riv-
or. excursion.
WedneSday-St. Louis Church Debit
Association of Fall River. excursion.
Thursday-American Order of Druids
of Fall River. excursion.
Saturday-Blcycle races at track.
ROCKY POINT.
Bake every day.
Band concerts every afternoon and
evening.
Dancing every evening; Greene's or
chestra.
Theatre every afternoon and evening.
Free vaudeville show at cafe every af-
ternoon and evening.
Sunday-Base ball game
MOnday-Sons of st. George from Fall
River. excursion.
Wednesday-Zion Church Sunday school
of Providence. excursion.
Thursday-Sons of ST. Joseph of Prov
idence. excursion.
Saurdav-Party from the Centredale
Woolen Mills.
SHAWOMEI.
Hop Friday evening.
BAYSIDE.
misunderstanding Of New Casino.
Thursday Observation-Disclosures of the
festfvttf 1T Casino.
Friday Evening-irand Ball at Casino.
Saturday-Ball game on Bayside bail
grounds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
PAST, PRESENT
AND FUTURE
DOWN THE BAY

dence will occupy the Ossemequln cot
tage.
Rev. Willis Smeadley of Mount Pleas
ant will preach at the chapel tomorrow
afternoon.
In addition 90 the bill running NJ the
Music Hall this week, there will be added
three more stars j. l.. Manning, or the
Jolly Jay from Jersey; Florence Mack
and Miss Dlckic.
The Juvenile croquet club played n
match game on the grounds of Mr.. Rob
ert McKillop yesterday afternoon. Mas
ter Ralph Shields succeeded i'm coming out
ahead, hut he was closely followed by
Miss Clair Shields. who was only a
wicket or two behind.
A very pleasant birthday party was
held at the residence of Mr. Phillips at
PHILIPPINE cottage one day this week the
occasion being the third birthday Of Miss
Mildred Phillips, the granddaughter of
Mr.. Phillips
Mrs. II. G. Payne of the Shady Knoll
had rs guests the past week X. II. Foss
end Mrs Francis Foss of Pawtucket.
Mr.. Patrick Tierney and family are
stopping at the Sunnyside cottage for the
season.
The collection of pictures in the pos
session of A. S. Davis are very good. In
the collection are drawings of many of
the governors OF the different States in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

will be made so that the building VIII
appear like the cut The idea Is to
build this rear portion first, SO that
when the time for the enlargement
comes there will be plenty OF room to
add right on 10 this structure without
going 10 any heavy expense.
TFe building 10 be erected now Will
be 80 by 90 feet with the frontage TO
the west ana the corner facing the
southwest. 10 will be a plain and sub
stantal structure. one story In height
1heIa will be one large room. that can
be used for dancing and this viii oc-
cupv the whole Of the building. This
roof viii not be steep end there will be
M posts. but a slanting ceiling giving
plenty Cf llgnt and air.
The plans showing the additions viii
De more exp nslve. The frontage will
be two stories in height. The first
story will contain three rooms. when
campletld. viii have windows leading
into tie portion which is going to be
built tho first NJ next week. 50 that In
case there ls large party at the place
% any time % viii be convenient for
those In anv Of the other rooms TO see
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

was the guest Of Miss A. Il. Allen at the
Oceosa cottage the past week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

and hear what is going on in the large
hall.
The second story will contain
one large room. which can be used as a
billiard room Surrounding the lower
story will be a large veranda. giving the
place u cheerful and homelike appear
anCe
Tha front building or addition win be
30 by 40 feet, the longest side facing to-
ward the west. When completed the
rear portion Of the building viii look
something like the chapel, which Is To-
Gated Just above on the right hand side.
The ofiic RS II The club are: Miss De-
light Cushman. president; Mrs oscar
Lane. secretary: Miss Augusta Kcn-
dali treasurer These, assisted by
many other young ladies OF the terrace.
are TIE ones 90 whom tho credit Is due.
for raising the money securing the To-
cation and getting the cotiagers inter
egtci In the movement. which was no
easy task. C1ngidering the opposition
they had 90 work against.
Mr. Robert McKillcp is the contractor.
and ne expects o. have the building fin
ished In a Few days after Il u started.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

ing them tho same power as a corpora
ton.
1t was expected that the building
would be built and ready for occupancy
bv the middle Of last season. but some
how or other IL was not commenced.
though plans had been drawn and par
TALLY accepted.
Just as soon as all the cotthgors ar
rived this summer the members OF the
club started In 10 work. with renewed
vigor, collecting money so thnt tn
building that Is under way VIII be sure
tO h. completed. as there Is almost
enough money In ready cash 10 pay Tor
II.
After considerable difficulty Tire loca-
ton OF the building was finally decided
upon, u being 90 the extreme end Cf tha
point Mr. B0yien, manager ~ Cros-
cent Park. offered a very desirable
piece o. land. about FOO by 100 feet
The cut here shows the build ng a. II
viii appear when an additions are
made AZ pres M the club only intends
60 build tn rear portion which is 20 hy
40 fsst In size. Later on the additions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Peters of North
Attleboro spent the past week here.
II. :. Allen of Pawtucket is one of the
recent arrivals for the summer.
Charles +. Hood and family Of Paw
tucket have taken the Fairview cottage
for the summer.
Miss - Mitchell Of Pawtucket was en-
tertaned by Mr.. William G.. Short and
family Mt the Hope cottage the past
week.
w. +. Bald OF Milford, Mass, has reg
istered at the Camp White hotel.
j. T.. Pharnes and wife Of Whitlnsville
are stopping at the Camp White hotel.
Mr. ]. Zyaslavsky and family of
Providence, are occupying the Shady
cottage.
=. g. Hicks Of Pawtucket, is stopping
at the Red, White and Blue cottage for
Two weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
pni1ERs!daFE

There was lawn party held at the res
idence of Mrs. A. l.. Remington last
Wednesday evening. There were about
40 present and the evening was spent in
playing games and dancing. During the
evening collation. was served.
Mr.. Stephenson of Pawtucket has been
visiting J. ID. Moore Of Sabin Point the
past week
The Misses Ada and Eda Mann of
Woodsville. y. H.. are visiting Miss Lucy
Remick Of Burnside avenue
Miss Florence Knapp of Providence is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Adams of
Dyer avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Boston are Wis
it1ng their daughter. Mrs. O. Becker.
Miss Chace of Fall River is the guest
of her cousin. Miss Ina Davis of Smith
street.
Lawn tennis is becoming very popular
with the guests at the Riverside Hotel.
Considerable rivalry has sprung up be-
tween Mr.. Henry Williams and Mr. O.
w. Birch. Every evening they can be
seen out on the lawn. but the odds are in
favor of Mr.. Williams at the present
time.
The game OF whist is not taking hold
here this season as in years gone by.
The guests at the hotel are playing the
new game of "63." claiming that II is
more interesting. The game Is played
nine cards. The bid is then made on the
hands held and the highest bidder pitches
the trump. The count is somewhat SINH
lar to that of high low Jack, except that
SO constitutes the game.
Mr. John II. Small. wife and child, of
Providence. have registered at the River
side Hotel for the season.
The meeting of ST. Mark Guild was
held Monday evening. All the business
on hand was disposed of, and IL was de-
clded to hold no more meetings till cooler
weather. The pastor of st. Mark s
Church invited the members to spend the
ev vening with him next Tuesday. The in
vitation was accepted and pleasant
time Is expected.
Miss Lou Slater Of Providence has
been visiting Mrs. ]. Donahne.
Miss Mamie Richardson of Providence
has been visiting her sister. Mrs: G. II.
Ballou. of Jackson avenue.
Mr.. Leon Elias of Providence has been
stopping at Mr.. A. Phillips at Washing
ton street for the past few days.
The Misses Lille and Alice Manning
of Providence are stopping with Mrs.
Anderson Manning of Adams avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17
MEhS'5ss.%7 FL. S'5s%

As usual Manager George Cranston will
serve one of his extra fine dinners to-
morrow. The people OF Pawtucket still
stick To this place for their dinner. Man
eyer Cranston always extends welcome
hand to all and his genial, smiling face
can always be seen on Sunday. when
he Is looking out for the interest Of his
guests
There will be n band concert on the
vernnda Tomorrow afternoon.
Manager Cranston has two large parties
booked fnr >he coming week from Prov
ldence.
The Odd Fellows and Daughters Of
Reheknh spent the evening here Thursday.
Dancing was indulged In on the large
veranla and a pleasant evening was
passed.
Miss Laura +. Fales of Pawtucket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

Many will avail themselves of the long
and delightful san and visit this pretty
resort tomorrow. The many attractions
offered 10y Manager Harrington are the
best that can be procured. The theatre
will be open and n continuous perform
ance at the cafe. which Is free TO all.
will have It's attraction for many. The
Eastern league ball games here every
Sunday bring many people. Manager
Harrington Is serving one of the best din
ners on the bay. The large cool dining
hall will surely be the resort Of many
people tomorrow.
IL Is expected that the new Moorish
maze will open up Sunday. One will
have 10 60 inside 10 understand the mys-
terlcs which are contained here, as they
are too numerous to mention.
There are many private parties booked
for the coming week aud IL promises to
he busy one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

After three years OF hard and persist
ent work the Young Ladies' Whist club
of Narragansett Terrace will have the
pleasure OF seeing work begun on the
new casino Monday. About three years
ago the young people who resided on
the Terrace. through the summer
months. started the movement TO build
q casino. many saying that the c0ttagers
ought 10 have something that they
could call their own and place to spend
the evening. or hold dances, fairs and
other amusements.
There did not seem 20 be many In
favor OF such building. but tho young
ladies worked against all sorts OF oppo-
stion. and by various means raised "A
sum OF money sufficient TO start tbs
building.
The club had hard work 10 get any OF
the men folks interested and worked
principally on their own merits, collect
tng the monry and holding various sorts
OF ent7rt8inments.
Early last year they formed thom-
selves into a society and a charter was
granted By the General Assembly, Civ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

At this resort one can always find plen-
ey TO amuse. Ii is expected that to-mor-
row will be the biggest Sunday. from n
business point of view, of any this year.
There is large excursion coming down
from Worcester. The ball game and the
many other amusements will be running
in full blast. There Will be concert
by the Ladies' Orchestra ON the veranda
of the hotel In the afternoon. Manager
Boyden will serve one Of his best bakes.
There will be hundreds of wheelmen who
will spend the day here and enjoy the
sights.
Mrs Carroll Pullen and Mrs. Frank
NVoollsey and daughter of Pawtucket
were the guests of Mrs. Oliver Baxter AT
ahe Gladwyn cottage the past week
Mr.. John Meloon and family of Provl-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

the Union and also that Of Hon. Ed
ward ID. McGuinness. Mayor Of Prov
idenCe.
Mrs. Alanson Wood Of Lancewood
lodge held the first social OF out of-town
people Thursday afternoon. The after
noon was spent in playing games. Mrs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-07-17

For a good shore dinner one should take
the sail down the bay as far as Field S
Point. where Is found one of the finest
dinners on the bay. Col. Atwell always
has been noted for the fine quality of his
shore dinners. His o'clock bakes are
becoming more popular every day, and
il lis a relief TO know that YOU can take
an hour off during the afternoon and take
the short sail down the bav and stop
here for the dinner.
Mrs. James Montgomery OF Central
Falls has been the guest Of Mr.. Daniel
Seymour and family the past week.
C. w. Chase of Attleboro, has taken
the Johnston cottage for the season.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.-Barnes
Pope, Kenly; j. A. Woodland, Edenton;
G. w. Fowler, Southern Railway; e., Z.
Jones. Norfolk; III. Turner, Durham; c.
l.. Johnson, Greensboro; j. NJ. Graves,
Greensboro; Jos. +. Mauher, North
Carolina; A. Brown, North Carolina
John A. Duncan, North Carolina; James
o. Litchford, City; Jos. X. Rem, Dur
ham; II. B. Heart, Raleigh; James B.
Stronach, Raleigh; James Mckee, Jr.,
Raleigh; Julian Bechet, New York; y.
C. Davis, Goldsboro; Il. Stobler, Jr.,
Baltimore; Il. II. Smith, Saratoga; JOS.
l.. Knowles; New York; A. V. Dockery
North Carolina; J. b. Kenney, North
Carolina; f.. X. Bryan, Jr., North Caro-
lima: DIR. b. Smedes, North Carolina;
]. X. Thrower, South Carolina; Ellis
Henderson, Richmond; Fl. l.. Lyon,
Elizabethtown; ID. s. Clark, Seaboard
Air Line; Herman Wilson, Greensboro;
W. II. Griffin, Rocky Mount; S. Ohio
Wilson, County; ]. G. Emsfeld, Balti-
more; Frank 0. Lands, Oxford; A. c.
Zollicoffer, Henderson; +. s. Spruill,
Louisburg; DIR. Charles ID. McIver
Greensboro; Leslie We'll, Goldsboro; H
d. Castarphen. New York; Il. A. Jones
Portsmouth,; w. NJ. Brewer, Mt. Aairy
III. E. Norris, Apex; Alfred Dean, Spar
tanburg; Judge N. j. Riddick, Willow
Branch; B. p Terrell, Seaboard Ain
Line; w. III. King, City; II. J. Fowler
Greensboro; G. e. Bennett, Seaboard All
Tino