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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-27
Birthday Party.

A pleasant little birthday party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Thursday night, in honor Of Rev. S. J.
Hooking, pastor of the NJ. E. church.
The guests present were: Rev. Hooking,
DR.. II. M. Shaw, DR.. Long, Geo. w.
Brown, and Jno. ]. Ellenberger. A fine
supper was served at the close of which
they presented the minister a handsome
gold charm, emblematic of both Odd
Fellowship and Masonry, DR.. Shaw max.
ing the presentation in approved style
The charm is a gift of those present.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-27
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District Of the State OF
Montana, in and FOR the County OF
Meagher.
SUMMONS.

Geo. w. Brown, plaintiff,
versus cIr..xn>rc
Joseph Mowbray and "o"o'o'
w. II. Banks, defendants.
To the above-named defendants, Joseph Now
bray and W. II. Banks You are hereby sum.
moned to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the Office OF the Clerk of this
court, a copy of which is herewith served upon
you, and to file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the plaintiffs attorney within
twenty days after the service of this m
exclusive of the day of service, and in case OF
Your failure to appear or answer, judgment will
be taken against you by default for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Said action is brought to recover from you q
judgment for the sum of $3.50, being the balance
due on a certain promissory note, made, execut-
ed and delivered by you the said defendants, tc
one J. A. Fisher on the twentieth day of July
1898, for the sum OF $225, due and payable 80 day.
after date with interest thereon at the rate of 1:
per cent per annum. which said promissory nots
was by the said j. A. Fisher, for a valuable con
sideration, assigned and transferred to the
plaintiff herein, and for costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail Il
appear and answsr the said complaint, as aboy'
required, the said plaintiff will take judgmen
by default against you for the amount demand
ed in his said complaint.
Given under my hand and seal OF salt
lsEAL.1 court this End day OF February. 1897.
c, L. MURRAY, Clerk,
Max Waterman. Attorney for plaintiff,
White Sulphur Springs, Montana.
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Notice of Forfeiture.
State of Montana,

state OF Montana, l..
County Of Meagher, |se
To Emil Dornblut: You are hereby notified
that | have expended four hundred dollars (S4OO)
IN labor and improvements upon the Quaker
CITY and Della quartz lode mining claims, as
Will appear by certificate filed in the office OF the
Recorder OF said county, to hold said premises
under the provisions of section 1924, revised sta.
tutes OF the United States, being the amount re.
quired to hold the same for the years ending De.
cember 3lst, 1895, and December lst, 1895. And
II within ninety 900 days after this notice by
publication you fail TO contribute your proper
ton OF such expenditure as q o-owne your in
terest In said claims will become the property oi
the subscriber under section 1924.
CHARLEs FERRIS o-Owner.
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Notice,

Special Trustees meeting of Big Seven
Mining Co. will be held at the Barker
Block, Neihart, Mont. on Wednesday
March Bird, 1897, at 8 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of electing Secretary, vice
J.. R. Fitzsimmons resigned.
J. X. Fitzsimmons, Sec.
E. j. Barker, President.
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Notice to ~Co-Owners.

County of Meagher, State of Montana, Jan,
4, 1897.
To Fred Bergeron, Sam Savage and Horace
Savage. You and each of you are hereby mott
fed that / have expended one hundred dollars
IN labor and improvements upon the Sam Saw
age Lode mining claim, as will appear by the
ONCE of the county clerk of Meagher county,
Montana. In order to hold said mining claim
under the provisions of Section 1924. Revised
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending Dec. 81, 1895.
And II within ninety days after the service
Of this notice upon you by publication, you
such expenditure as a co-owner, your interest
in said claim Will become the property of the
subscriber under said Sec. 1924.
Herman Nathan.
Claimant.
Care of Richard Bennett Neihart, Montana.
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Notice.

Regular annual meeting of stock hold
ers of Big Seven Mining Co. will be
held at the Barker Block, Neihart, Mont,
on Tuesday March 9th, 1897, at Z o.
clock p. m. for the purpose of e~lecting
officers for the ensuing term, also any
other business properly coming before
the meeting.
J.. r. Fitzsimmons, Sec.
E. j. Barker, President.
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The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, February 81, 1897.
CAMP NOTES.

CAMP NOTES.
Chas. 2. McGibbon delivers wood cut
to order.
DIR. Sandow is doing business in Butte
this week.
Come to the Spellen school tonight.
A. o. U. w. hall.
Mrs. J. E. Sprague got in Friday last
from a trip to the Falls.
Ben Saner is on the safe side of his
prolonged spell of sickness.
VIM. Tierney has been confined to his
house this week by sickness.
Do you write ~letters2 Order your
headings printed at this office.
r.. w. Lamb, postmaster of Monarch,
was sizing up the lay at Neihart Thurs
day.
John Cassidy sustained a painful scalp
wound from an accidental fall Tuesday
night.
Geo. S. Bailey after two weeks of
severe sickness was again on the street
this week.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Edwards,
White Sulphur Springs, last Friday, a
daughter.
VIM. Woolsey drove a band of 10
fine steers to Belt this week, which he
sold to Geo. Falligan.
Since segregation has prevailed, Mea.
CHER county has but one commissioner
left, viz, G.. F. Dancer.
r. G.. Vaughan superintendent of the
water company was pumping steam into
the street hydrants this week.
Judson Calkins the artistic sign writer
has just executed a beautiful sign fol
Abbott's court. That'll help some.
WashiDgton's birthday was observed
generally among the business men Of
camp. The Miners Union fOated its
big silk flag, but the miners worked az
usual.
Services in the M. E. church at II a
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school al
IL m. Epworth League Z p. m. Pray
er meetings Thursday evenings at 7:3(
p. m. All invited. s. J. Hooking, pas
tor.
The daily stage to the Springs has
been reduced to a tri-weeklv. Alex
Beard has driven this stage daily fol
over two years. The change was made
by the p.s o. d. and goes into effee'
March 1.
The Workmen dance. Monday might
was a pleasant gathering, and a goot
time is reported. From out of town
places there were present; Alex Yule, ST
Mrs. Yule, and Alex, jr., of Yuleville
Walter Rice, of Riceville. and Vim. ant
Miss Nellie Goodman of Goodman's sid
ing.
The ladies of the M. E. Church viii
give a fine social entertainment mex
Friday evening, Mar. 5, to consist o
songs and speeches. The leading feat
ure of the event will be a Japanes,
wedding, performed in the rights ant
customs and costumes of the country
A service of refreshments will follow
the event, to consist of ice cream, cake
sandwiches, coffee, etc. The nomina
entrance fee of so cents entities the in
dividual to all the evenings pleasure
without additional cost, and no collec
ton will be taken up. Don't miss thi
rare evening of fun.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-02-27
WE CLOTHE
THE WHOLE


Clothing Department.
Prices That Set Competitors Guessing
How We Can Dc 1t.
We start a good Boys Suit at 99c,
a better one at $1.75 and
up to $500. We have
'"i'' the best stock, and selling
only for cash, can give you best val
ues ver offered. Try us and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Our suit, overcoat, and furnishing
stock is up to date always, with the
latest the market affords.
Nv
If you want something good for lit
u,do,uoon tie money try our
Morris Mills goods;
value sl.25, only IS cents a piece,
or s1.70 a suit.
E. H. Ahrens,
Proprietor.
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Spring Gooos.

Our new spring stock is on our coun
Muslin tiers, showingdainty
u.a. Patterns, Gowns,
Skirts, Drawers, and
Corset covers, al mark down prices.
500 sateen and Marking skirts in
black and c%olors, some trimmed in
lace, value zoe to 1925; special only
80 cents each.
X
A great scoop in Dress goods. Pri-
nress Goods ces have reached
bottom! You can
make no mistake by buying now.
X
Ladies' Dongola kid button Shoes,
shoos patent tips, worth $3.50,
now selling for 1925
The best s1.75 shoe in the city, oil
money refunded.
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Ten New Cops.

The police force has been increased by the addition of new men, put on for the Fair week. Chief Stewart is seeing to it that our yisi: ors will be protected. while here, from any pick pockets that may be attracted by the crowds.
 The names of the policemen who will be on duty at the park during the day are as follows, to-wii
 Captain, E. A. Peterson; Front gate, J. H. Garrett; east gate, chas. Davenport; north of rope to east gate. John Waters; south of east gate to rope, Thos. Mulliher.
 One regular and two extra police man will be placed at the park at night, and the remainder will be placed in the business part of the city.
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A BIG BLAZE.
A Cotton Gin and 100 Bales of Cot
 ton Burned Near Tucker.

News was received here yesterday afternoon by telephone that the gin of Peter Notes, near Altheimer, Twas burned to the ground at an early hour Monday morning.
 At the time of the fire something near ono hudred bales of cotton, be longing to various parties living in the neighborhood, were stored in the gin, all of which were destroyed, and are total loss.
 The gin house was the property of Mr. Peter Notes, but at the time of the fire was leased by Mir Archi; bald.
 ! The origin Of the fire is not Known.
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Beware of Pick-Pockets.

Mayor Bell has appointed ten ex- tra men on the police force for this week, but he requests us to caution the public against thieves and pick pockets. On account of the crowds this week it will be impossible even for so large n force to protect every body, therefore, every visitor to the Fair grounds and elsewhere should keep his hand on lis pocket book. Wherever the crowd goes there tho
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Council Meeting

The City Council met last night in regular session. Mayor Bell pre- siding and all the Aldermen present.
 The following proceedings were had:
 The minutes ef the last regular and special meetings Of the Council were read and approved
 The Cemetery committee was directed to report plans and specifi, cations and probable cost of needed Improvements of cemetery.
 The Board of Public Improvements were empowered to contract with the Light < Water Company for gas lights for tho balance Of the month Rt a pricenot exceeding the forIlnr contract price
 The Sanitary Committees atten- was called to the condition of the public water fountain at the corner of Sixth avenue and Cherry Street with the View Of haviing same put in good condition.
 A vote of thanks and confidence was tfndered Sanitarian Peterson for tlN faithful performance of his duties as such officer and the prompRhess with which he has car
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THE GREAT JOURNALIST PASSES INTO THE GREAT
 BEYOND.
se, Death Came Peacefully t.s His
 Long Island Home Sunday.
 Afternoon.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s-Charles A. Dana, the veterat cditior of the New York Sun. dled at go o'clock pm. Sunday at his summer hone in Long Island sound. He was IS years of age.
 About his bedside when the end came were grouped the members of
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the daily Chronicle of this city toaay saying the premier is anxious to re i. tire on account of ill health and anxiety respecting the health of the. Marchoiness of Salisbury and that an enrly reconstruction of the eabi- nef is probable.
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Gov D. ". Jones will deliver an ad- dress, followed by brief addresses from Col John G. Fletcher, of Little Rock, and probably by Senator ] K. Jones, who is expected te arrive today
 The program in detail is as fol- lows
 Opening prayer by the Rev. J. F. Carr
 Address of welcome by President W H. Langford.
 Opening address by Gov Dan W. Jones.
 Address, United States Senator James k. Jones.
 PROGRAM OF RACES.
 Races called for ? o'clock D. m.
 1-Free for all, pacing; purse $2o0 Qst. $l00 End, $65; 3rd, $35
 ENTRIES: Lillie Banks, owned by Wiley Jones; Pacific Slope, owned by Wiley Jones.
 2-Mlle running race; purse $lo0 ($75, s15, s1o9
 ENTRIES: Bravo, owned by " R. Kirby; Revenue, owned by R. R. Rice; Eddie Grace, owned by A. J. Barnett X Co.
 =-Genilcmen Roadsters; purse s25.
 ENTRIES: Pick Up, owned by c. E. Philpot; Jim, owned by Y. D. Pat, owned by Jeff Hicks. 4.-2:40 Trotting Race; purse $I00 $50, $50, $2O9
 ENTRIES: Lexington, owned by E. E Willetts; Jim T., owned by T: H. Clanson; Hargroryes, owned by W. F. Ferguson; E.yedy, owned by kelsie X Summers.
 Judges of Races: John M Oracle, Walker Jones, ]. E. TInlock. Starter, Frank James.
 TORCH LanT PROCESSION. Tonight there will be q grand orch light procession, followed by lublic speaking in front of the 5ourt House. The procession will orm at the corner of State and second promptly at 7:30 o'clock. The line of March will be as follows. { From State on Second to Pine; hence to Fifth; thence to Laurel, hence north 10 Barraque, east on 'arraque to court house. Short ad resses will be made in front of the 'ouft House by Gov. :. Jones, Prof :. Jordaa. Hon. Clay Sloan, Hon. :. B. Kinswol thy, s senator J. K. ones, Hon. $. NJ. T. Aylor, Hon. ]. '. Adams, Gen. II. liking White, Iayor Bell, and others s, Everybody invited to take pal in the parade nd hear the speakind !.
 T
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 The opening ceremonies will be inaugurated by President w. H. Langford, of the Fair Association, promptly at noon.
 Previous to the ceremonies at the Park there will be a grand street parade at 10:30 o'clock, at which time the race horses and live stock at the Park will parade the streets. The procession will be headed by the First Regiment Band of Little Rock, followed by Coy. Jones and staff, the Little Rock State officers and other guests in carriages. These will be followed by the race horses and such other i've stock now at the Fair grounds as it is possible to parade.
 Promptly atnoon President Lang. ford will call the assembled multi tude to order. He will then intro duce Rev. John F. Carr, who will deliver the opening prayer. Then
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PINE t,llsE. AK D..t 1S ISA1

fiNlszfeaaE. ARK Oct. lS 1897.
 We the undefsF~a. banks. mer- chants, business meH 3lss4l others interested iii the welfare oi oe>oitv of Pine Bluff, desire that the Jeiiel son County Fair Association have our support and endorsement. Therefore. we agree to close cur business houses at r m., Tuesday, October l9, 1897, that we, our em- Iployes and our patrons and friends may attend the said Fair on it's opening day.
 Citizens Bank ] B Speers Co Bank Of IincBlnff FergusondS Russell SmithG Co Alexander Bro A Brewster X Son 4 nerdue X Go Southern Gro % r B Mercantile Co k II McFadden Chas T Abcls &to McGaughy iltlw 60 Gillespie X Bro Co S H ZoIef The Grand Lea der E NJ Robinson Golden Eagle Co Chas Burns Smith SS Owen 4 Blnn l. EGoldsmith&Go Thalheimcr X Co Bradford X Knox Hanf Furn Co ] X $ kat2enstein Honnet Dry G Co Joe ( Meyer Schwartz X Pro Henry Marx R II Stearns X Go .Juo II Talbot &ro Arnold Bros Fox Bros
 c Noss & Bro EW Freeman&Co The R NJ Knox Co 1aylor < Roane Kaufman Bazaar E GottIeib
 Dreyfus < Co A r Dreyfus k C Adams X B Niven S Co IC + Gresham D [ Burfortl X Co Mccain Gro Co ! Y Lloyd
 Puddephatt F Go Cleo NJ Wells S Co NJ Cans X Co | < F Wertheimcr Mills X sons Bell < Vernon l. Bowler The M &P Bank
 lsaac Drcyfus
 kastor X Bluthenthal Westbrook Grain X Commission Go.
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the family-Mrs. Dana. Paul Dana md family; Mir. Dana's daughters, Mrs. Eunice Brennan. Mrs. Ruth Draper and Mrs. Zoe TTnderhill and their husbands and children.
 Death came peacefully and the editor died with few faintly mnr- mured words Of farewell on his lips
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bees arranging their displays, and those who visit the Park will be both amazed and delighted at the artistic arrangement of the exhibits.
 Commissioner Vincenheller has arrived with the State exhibit and was busy throughout the day ar ranging the same. His exhibit will be in the center of Floral Hall, and all he complains about is lack of space. The State Agricultural ex- hibit alone will be worth the price Of admission.
 Mr. George Brown, Of Camden, has also arrived with his big poul- try exhibit, and Mr. NJ. r. Meek, of Earring Cross, has sent down see- eral GOODS of chickens and will be here this morning to look after them. Local faneiers have also placed their exhibits in thls depart nent.
 A number Of fine race horses from Newport and other points have ar rived, among the prominent race horse men being Col. Bob Rice, who is here with four Of his celebrated racel.s.
 The live stock department is rap idly filing up, and this promises by mo means to be the least interesting Of the exhibits. Yesterday Gen. R. M. Knox and Messrs. Thomas s. James and J. c. Langford added | their herds Of Jerseys to this de partment. Mr. John E. Wells also placed number of his fine BerlS- shire hogs in pens.
 The celebrated Frank James has I arrived and was yesea.u a taroat for the eyes Of the curious. He-rsy man of medium height, of sligh build, with keen, piercing eyes, an from his general appearances no on would ever suspect him of havin ing once been desperado, the mer ton of whose very name woul spread terror to the heart and caus brave men to palor.
 Governor Dan ". Jones and staf Gen. c. R Schaer and staff, of tn State artillery; the First Regimen Band and a large number of Stat officers will arrive from Little Roc this morning. A special excursio train over the Cotton Belt railroad for which thirteen passenger coache have been ordered, will arrive fror Camden and way stations at noon by which time the city will b thronged with visitors.
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The Smugglers.

The smHggIeFs-
 A crowded house greeted The Smngglcrs at the opera house last night, every seat being taken and the aisles filled. The drama was an excellent and popular production, filed with hamor and pathas. The scenery movements we're excellent and the electric display was ~ good as ever seen in the city. The char aeters were all well represented and elieited repeated applause. The Brand of Gains 5 the atttac tion fon Ionight............
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DAyIs-To Mr. and Mrs. D. D.. Dayis, on Monday morning, Oetob- CT IS, 1897, a son.
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 BORN.

JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. < Lee Johnson, nn Friday nighA October 15, 1897, a son: vififiei and baby doing wclh
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A EslgllsllHy ' skrt.l.

Ilitile lseihArd Hyras tho ehar ing little daughter of Mrs 'st'd .M '9 Robert !. Byrd, cntertafnSd 2 la number of her nnignb borhoothS frle| at the home of her parenx Lakeside, Monday aftegno noo T honor Of her filth birthd k D twenty-five neiglborhooV eh5 ld q were ia attendance, and he a noon was pleasantly apenein ga and other apasements. ~ .sonable hour refreshmeuf Aergetls 10 the delightef a'l l Is is needless to say the oe Ias highly enjoyed by all in al 3npp.
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Public Schools Close Friday.

Tn order that the teachers and pupils nf the public schools of this city may attena thcfair one day this week, llolld will De given Friday, Oct. 22. when Fl of the schools will
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Miss Etta simon has accepted | position as stenographer with the Southern Grocery Co. We congrat-
 Iate 9hS@taa on securing the ser ( vices of this eilielelroung lady.
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and Council.

blA Nohllcti
 An ordinance taking lot 5, bloel, 43 o. r, out of present fire limits for period of 5days to allow cegE tain improvements thereon wJs adopted
 The ordinance fixing q penalty fbr fefaeing electric light poles by aa- Eertisements, etc. was laid over The account q J. B White foA three months salary as sewer in. speetof was referred to the City Attorney for an opinion IS to the eftv's liability
 Attorney Bridges, Of the Water & Light Co.,, reported tbaton ac- count Of the absence of Alderman Boyce from the special meeting h.
 si :s: a...:.'.: ":.. s:s ..s:s x .,s ss: s'
 v hefe SAlderman Veil present.
 cd a resolusp setting aside g, 669.-
 D out of faturo.venues of the citv
 for the payment ytIme warrants
 due November Yoth' s. which
 resel++lltt-..afi was zSopted aSeAtoed
 by the Mayor. lS was then pass.
 over the Mayors veto by azue4.s1 | q
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WILL CLOSE
The Banks and Business Houses to
 Close Today at Noon.

2 Fhc banks and business men, with Ftrne loyalty to Pine Bluff and their
 great enterprise, tie Pair, have
 agreed to close their establishments
 at noon today i'll order Co give their Iemploses m opportunity to see the. great Ifair.
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ssgfx- Sspnletls. EHeets
.FAEis lE4GEf FS.z. j.

Tickets for the Jefferson Goantx Fair, 0ctor 1ath to 23rd, are on s;ile Ut EA. Rosenberg x and Rose4sz berg's Bookstores. Buy xour tIeKH down town and prevent delay at ~ paris. 10 15atf:
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= OPENING DAYI EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR THE FORMAL OPENING
 OF THE FAIR. The Ceremonies Will Be Inaugu rated by President Langford, Followed by Speech by
 Gov. Jones. The Pro-
 gram.

ODAY is open
 ing day at the Jefferson Coun- ty Fair. Every thing is in read- mess for the oc, casion. Yester- day . X Il i bitors and c m p ] ye $ were busy as
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Buy your tickets down town and avoid the rush at the gate.
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The Elks will hold social session at their hall this evening.
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The crowd at the Fair today promises to be immense.
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The State gun shoot will take place at the Park Thursday.
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The patent race sts,.4ar arrived yesterday.
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r,AA4pf NOTES.

' 1s|Tis NVi Eo' tea7'ok2nt for pick-pockets. Enc city well decorated with bunting.
 The patent race sts,.4or arrived yesterday.
 The crowd at the Fair today promises to be immense.
 Buy your tickets down town and avoid the rush at the gate.
 The Elks will hold a social session at their hall this evening" | ---------
 The State gun shoot will take place at the Park Thursday.
 Mike Foster aT.d wife, of Little Rock, will arrive this morning to take in the fair.
 The ladies' exhibit on the second floor of FioralHall will be one of the most interesting features of the Fair Mr. l. J. Whitaker, Secretary Of the Monticello Fair Association, ar- rived in the city last evening to see l how q real live far is run.
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Mike Foster aTd wife, of Little Rock, will arrive this morning to take in the fair.
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sir r. H. McIIenry, rep' ? the ArkaXsas Gazette is h& port the Fair. Mr. MeIIel coa1panied by his wife.
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sisaner&

- Me following IS tbe petition and | signers:
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ihc city ss well decorated with bunting.
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The ladies exhibit on the second floor of FloralHall will be one of the most interesting features ef the Fair
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'N'oR2nt for pick-poekets.