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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-07
Butte, Mont, Thursday. Dec. %, 1898

Butte, Mont, Thursday. Dec. %, 1893.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 O'Clock a. m. Present.: Commissioners
Clark, Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
were read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
The board resumed checking warrants
paid by the county treasurer during the
month of October by the registers of war
rants drawn in the office of the county
clerk and finding all the warrants properly
drawn and correspond with the registers,
the same were cancelled.
The following warrants having remained
in the office of the county clerk for one
year uncalled for were cancelled by the
board:
Poor fund No. 1880 in favor of Thomas
Wnlte .................. .................S2 w
Poor fund No. 1888 in favor of Dan c..
Murphy ............. Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
Poor fund No. 2251 in favor of Joseph
L'eade ....:........... ................. 2 70
Poor fund No. 22sl in favor of George
h1llOrv ............... .................... 2 90
Poor fund No. 1904 in favor of o. Mar
Warrant No. 2447 in favor of O.. Mar
cHessedu ............. .................. 3 W
At 4 o'clock p. m. an adjournment was
taken to Friday December %, 1898, at 10
o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM D. CLARK,
Attest: Chairman.
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Attest: CHAIRMAN
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.

Warrants drawn during the month of
December, 1898:
Holbrook Floyd, election fees........S IA As
~Trembath. James. election fees -. % 10
Collican. Ed. election fees .......... Is %
Hungate. @. w, election fees ........ 81 so
HeIme John. election fees u so
Henley, w. T.. election fees ........ II 10
Cannon, Hayes, election fees ........ IL 10
Porter, d. c.. election fees .......... IL Is
Thomas, F.. W., election fees ........ q SO
Colligan. Pat, election fees .......... IA 40
Mcguire. Charles j., election fees .... II 45
RrOughton, F.. c., election fees ...... 10 %
Marsland, Frank, election fees ...... IA 40
Cannon Thomas j., election fees &c.. Is %
Mcpherson, f. A., election fees .... % Is
mcdonnell, William, election fees 49,. Is %
Hacgerty. William, election fees 80. % 10
Poe !, A.. election fees .............. II So
King. :John L.. election fees 80. 16 65
Ieary. John H., election fees ........ 10 Go
Wing, NJ. r., election fees ............ II 10
Lynch, James H.. election fees ...... % %
Hauswirth, Simon, election fees 49,. 16 Go
Bausman, Charles, election fees ...... 20 Is
Bacher. James, election fees .......... 16 80
Mudgett, Charles A., election fees :. i. IS 65
Harper, F.. H., election fees ........ 16 so
Masel. George T., election fees ...... % 30
Benedict, Joseph, election fees -. 81 30
Bandle, Eugene, election fees ........ 2S so
Baker, j. c., election fees ............ % 90
Marchman, A. B., election fees -. 2S 30
Waters, Il. j., election fees .......... 10 so
O'Malley, M. G., election fees ........ n 50
Leggat, r. K, election fees .......... "a IS
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WILLIAM D. CLARK,
Attest: Chairman.
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.

Butte, Mont, Friday, Dec. 20, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 O'Clock a. m. Present.: Commissioner
Clark, Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deput county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
The minutes of the previous days session
were read by the clerk and ordered ap-
proved.
Mr.. Saville appeared before the board and
on behalf of the Crystal Ice company made
a proposition to furnish ice for the court
house at the rate of % cents per 100 pound.
John Nelson submitted a bid to post real
estate transfers in the Present Ownership
Books for the sum of s35 per month.
Sundry bills against the county as ap-
pears on page 4l3 under this date were ex-
aLnined and allowed and warrants ordered
drawn for the several mounts
The board proceeded to check the treas
urer's receipts and disbursements for the
month of November as shown by the books
and vouchers on file with the county clerk.
AT 4 O'Clock p. m. an adjournment was
taken to Saturday, December a, 1898, at
10 O'Clock a. m.
WILLIAM D. CLARK,
AItest: Chairman.
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.
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Butte, Mont, Saturday, Dec. 81, Is

ltl' III tD"'e 49, = ~ u.s. t''''
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 o'clock a. m. Present.: commissioners
Clark, Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
The minutes of the previous days session
were read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
Guy W.. Stapleton rendered his resigna-
ton as county attorney of Silver Bow coun-
ty. same to take effect at II 10 O'Clock p. m.
on January J., 1899. The resignation was
accepted.
Bill Of H.. C. W~orthington for services
as prosecuting attorney amounting to $2o
having been disallowed by the auditor was
also disallowed by the board.
Sundry bills against the county as APP
pears on page il3 under this date We're eX-
amined and allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same.
Commissioners per diem was allowed as
follows:
W. d.. Clark. 26 days at S.O0..,.......$2oS 60
Ed Mathews, 26 days at $S.W.......... POS 90
Charles G. Terrell, % days at $500. POS 90
AT 4 O'Clock p. m. an adjournment was
! taken to Tuesday, January B.. 1899, at 10
o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM d. CLARK,
Attest: Chairman.
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.
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Attest: Chairman.
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.

Butte, Mont, Thursday, Dec. 90, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 O'Clock a. m. Present.: Commissioners
Clark. Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
The minutes of the previous days session
We're read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
Bond of Mrs. NJ. j. Mcdonald in the sum
of 81, 800 with p. j. Brophy and John e.
Davis as s~ureties for the faithful perform
ance Of a contract for the care and main
tenance of the poor and infirm at the county
por farm for the year 1888 was approved;
and the contract was duly executed and
ordered filed.
Bond of p. ]. Sheeran in the sum of
1900 with James H. Lynch and Fayette
Harrington as suretieS for the faithful per-
formance of a contract to furnish medical
and surgical attendance to the sick, poor
and inlirm of the county for the year 1899
was approved and the contract was duly
executed and ordered filed.
Bill of J. A. TreInblay for $3.50 having
been reduced by the auditor to 50, was al
lowed by the board in the latter sum.
Bill of S. f. hamburg for rent of house
to registry agent, precinct No. 81, amount
ing to $27, having been disallowed by the
auditor. was also disallowed by the board.
Sundry bills aginst the county were eX-
amined and allowed.
1t was ordered that taxes amounting to
$685. on a valuation of $500 for a house on
lot Is, block 2, North Walkerville, for the
wear 1894 be REFUNDED to James Harris, the
owner of said lot, on account of erroneous
assessment.
The remainder of the day was consumed
in checking warrants paid by the county
treasurer during the months of October
and November. with the stubs of warrants
drawn in the office of the clerk of the court.
At 4 O'Clock p. m. an adjournment was
taken to Friday, December 80, 1888, at 10
O'Clock a. m.
WILLIAM d. CLARK, -
Attest: Chairman.
Holm WESTON, County Clerk.
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Attest: chairman
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.


Butte, Mont, Friday. Dec. 80. 1893.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 O'Clock d. m. Present.: Commissioner
Clark, Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
The minutes of the previous days session
We're read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
The day was consumed in checking the
treasurer'S receipts and disbursements as
shown by the books Of the treasurer.
The county clerk was authorized to en-
plov a typewriter for getting out some GER
tilted copies of the records at q cost of
$2.50.
County troaSurcr'S report FOR the month
of October was approved and ordered filed.
At A o'clock p. m. an adjournment was
taken to Saturday, December 81, 1893, at II
O'Clock q. m.
WILLIAM d. LARK,
Attest: Chairman.
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Butte, Montana, Tuesday, Dec. q, 1898.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 o'clock a. m. Present: Commissioners
Clark Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Clark.
The minutes Of the previous days session
were read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
j. j. Harrington was authorized to make
out a statement showing the total amount
or the assessment under the Markley &
Armstrong contract, also the amount of
taxes collected on said assessment, and the
total assessed valuation of the property
assessed under said contract for the sew
eral years from 1889 to 1895 at a cost not to
exceed $50.
The following warrants having remained
in the office of the county clerk for one year
uncalled for, We're cancelled by the board:
Poor No. 1854 in favor
of w. l.. Farlin 2 90
Road fund-Warrant No. 675 in favor
of Thomas ConnorS ................... 70 90
Road fund-Warrant No. 56l in favor
of Dennis Toomey ................... 90
Road fund-Warrant No. S94 in favor
of Dallas Moore Observation-Disclosures. 90
Road fund-Warrant No. $50 in favor
of William Orr 80 90
General fund-Warrant No. 5O33 in
favor of Michael Lynch 20
General fund-Warrant No. ISL in
favor Of Pat c. Walsh ................ 10
General fund-Warrant No. 51S2 in
favor of d. H.: Holland :3...a;.... 20
III " dIidhl ANo. ploo III
favor of C. S. Shoemaker ............ 10
General w No. $3.50 in
favor of j. c. Walker ................ 20
General fund-Warrant No. 5191 in
favor of Thomas Gallagher .......... 20
General fund-Warrant No. 5192 in
favor of Mike O'Brien .............. 20
General fund-Warrant No. 5l93 in
favor of Phil Brady ................ 20
General fund-Warrant No. 519I in
favor of James Higgins .............. 20
General fund-Warrant No. 52O7 in
favor of Archie Mckay ............. 20
General fund-Warrant No. 52OS in
favor of c. j. Sandberg ............ 80
General fund-Warrant No. 500 in
favor of e. w. Dunn ............... 80
General fund-Warrant No. 500 in
favor of Dan Wing ................. 80
General fund-Warrant No. 5211 in
favor of William Hill ............. 30
General fund-Warrant No. 52l2 in
favor Of Fred Pratt .............. 10
General fund-Warant No. 5213 in
favor of James Doull ............... 10
General fund-Warrant No. 1924 in
favor of H.. DeVore .......... 10
General fund-Warrant No. 5404 in
favor of s. 1. Newton ............. / so
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taken up and the clerk instructed to call
the roll.
w. D.. Clark voted yes; Ed Mathews voted
yes; Charles G. Terrell voted no.
The bid of Mrs. NJ. J. Mcdonald having
received the affirmative vote of a majority
of the board the contract was awarded to
her and all the other bids were declared
rejected.
Bids for medical services to the county
poor and inmates of the county Jail:
f. L. j. Carney, NJ. D., $l,75O per year.
p. j. Sheeran, NJ. D., $40 per month.
Bid of +. E. J. Carney was first taken up
and the clerk instructed to call the roll.
w. D.. Clark voted no; Ed Matthews voted
no; Charles G. Terrell voted yes.
Bid of 7. j. Sheeran was next taken up
and the clerk instructed to call the roll.
w. d.. Clark voted yes; Ed Mathews voted
yes; Charles G. Terrell voted no.
The bid of z. j. Sheeran having received
the affirmative vote of a majority of the
board the contract was awarded to him,
and the other bid was declared rejected.
Bids for burial of paupers:
James Tachell SO cents for each burial.
William Knight $3.50 for each burial.
Joseph Richards ] cent for each burial.
I. J. Sherman $3.50 for each burial.
f. II. Sherman Ii cent for each burial.
f. Fl. Sherman $12.6 60 for each burial.
Larry Duggan $l1.25 for each burial.
Bid of James Tachell was first considered,
and the clerk instructed to call the roll.
w. D.. Clark voted yes; Ed Mathews voted
no; Charles G. Terrell voted yes.
The bid of James Tachell having received
the affirmative vote of a majority of the
board the contract was awarded to him and
al 1.-The other bids were declared rejected.
Petition for the appointment of a night
Waterman in the town of Centerville was
received, also one petition for the appoint
ment of Patrick Sullivan, and another
petition for the appointment of Thomas
O'Neill respectively as Waterman in said
town.
At 4 o'clock p. m. ar adjournment was
taken to Thursday, December %, 1898, at
10 o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM D.. CLARK,
Attest: Chairman.
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WILLIAM D. CLARK,
Attest: Chairman
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.

Butte, Mont. Saturday, Dec. "a, 1898.
board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 O'Clock a. m. Present: Commissioners
Clerk, Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
The minutes Of the previous days session
were read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
The board resumed checking the treas
urer'S receipts for the month Of November
as shown by the books and vouchers on file
with the county clerk.
SOndry bills against the county were ex-
amlned and allowed, and warrants ordered
drawn for the several amounts.
1T was ordered that Mary Sullivan. aged
IA years, and Julia Sullivan, aged y years,
be to be sent to the State
Orphans Home, and the applications were
duly signed by the chairman of the board
1t was ordered that the county treasurer
be Empowered to employ extra help to ge'
out the delinquent tax list for the year 1898
and nave the same published not later thar
Monday, December 26, 1898, at a cost not t.
exceed $500.
At 4 O'Clock p. m. an adjournment wa!
taken to Tuesday, December q. 1898, at /
O'Clock a. m.
WILLIAM D. CLARK.
Attest: Chairman.
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Attest: thaifllah'
John WESTON, County Clerk.

Board met pursuant to adjournment at
10 o'clock a. M. Present: Commissioners
Clark. Mathews and Terrell, with John
Nelson deputy county clerk.
Meeting called to order by Chairman
Clark.
The minutes of the previous days session
We're read by the clerk and ordered APP
proved.
This being the day set for opening bids
for The care and maintenance of the county
moor at the DOOR farm, for medical services
TO the county poor and inmates Of the
county Jail. and for the burial of paupers,
the clerk of the board was instructed to
open the several bids.
The bids We're as follows:
Bids for the care and maintenance of the
county poor at the poor farm:
Mrs. Carrie Chapman, 1886 per week per
Mrs. Bretha Allen. $3.50 per week per
capita.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mcdonald, 1915 per week per
capita.
Pat Conlon, 1919 per week per capita.
I. C.. McAuley, $500 per week per capita.
Mrs. Hattie Greig, $3.50 per week per
capita.
Adeline A. Hare, 3d. per week per capita.
Bid of Mrs. Carrie Chapman was first
taken up and the clerk was instructed to
call the roll.
w. d.. Clark voted no.: Ed Mathews voted
no: Charles G.. Terrell voted yes.
Bid of Mrs. Bretha Allen was then taken
up for consideration and the clerk instruct
ed to call the roll.
w. D. Clark voted no; Ed Mathews voted
no; Charles G. Terrell voted no.
Bid of Mrs. NJ. j. Mcdonald was next
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D. CLARK,
attest: Chairman.
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.
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NIIIIIAM y. ILEA1tTN,
Attest: Chairman.
JOHN WESTON, County Clerk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
BENNIh's CRADLE.

Within my lonely chamber stands a
little bed
Decked with coverlet as white as
snow.
And a dainty pillow. where golden
head
Nestled in the happy long ago.
Twas here my little angel blue-eyed
Bcnnie slept
My only flower and lies once cher
ishcd JOY;
And DER that little cradle these many
years I've wcpt.
For it brings back the image of my
boy.
In dreams I Oft behold him in yonaer
azure SKY.
With lilies shining in his yellow iir
Then walking tWards his craze. /
turn with yrarnng eyes.
Bur look IN vain. FOR Bernie IS not
there.
Thcn bitter disappointment my spirit
ovcrNsheims
His infant charms. Oh, could I bu,
But ! know he's with the angels in
yondcr golden realms.
While here sit and dream with
lashes wet.
HELENA \. PEEL
Norfolk. Va. June 29th. 1890.
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was fine and the "Wcstwind" sailed to
Sewelfs Point and back under fair
wind. Detachable refreshments were
served on board and greatly enjoyed.
Miss katherine Heath entertained
Misses Ruth and Mary Ferebee and
Miss Louise Heath very delightfully."- at
evening. Mrs. Heath chaperoned the
party.
Misc Hodges. OF Ellicott City. Md.
is the guest of Miss Mamie Waddy, on
Duke street.
Miss Howen. OF Baltimore county,
Md. IS stopping at Mrs. Pollard's cot
tage at Virginia Beach.
The Redtord family. who have been
at Virginia Beach for several weeks.
returned to their home in Richmond
last week.
Mrs. Frank Nash left laet week to
visit friends and relatives in Emporia
and Greenville.
Miss Bessie Prince. OF CORTLAND. IS
the guest of Miss Fannie Culpepper.
Miss Mary Taylor. of Petersburg. Is
visiting Miss Sallie PEBBLES. on York
street.
Miss Bena Harrison. of Leesburg. Va.
Is at Virginia Beach.
Miss Evans. who has been the guest
Of Mrs. j. Pendleton Herbert, oh Din
widdie street, Portsmouth. Is now Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Martin, at Roland
Park. Baltimore.
Mrs. John Taylor McNar and fam
ily are at the Ocean View Hotel
Mrs. William V. Davis. of Savannah.
Ga, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Bon
ney, on Highland avenue.
Miss Ethel Brown Herbert is enter
tanning two college friends, Miss
Vaughan and Miss Wright. OF North
western Virginia. at her home, on Din
wdde street, Portsmouth. Miss Herbert
Will be most charming debutante this
coming winter.
One OF the most delightful affairs en-
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joyed by the younger set this summer
was the dance given Thursday even
ing by Misses Mary Lou and Alice
iosgard at their home. on Broad Creek.
Mrs. Merritt played in her usual charm
ing style for the dancers. and
ed during the evening. 1t was after
midnight when the music ceased, and
the young people piled into large pic
mic wagon and drove back to town.
The usual Saturday afternoon recep-
ton was given at the Country Club
yesterday. and ute number went
down TO enjoy the cooling breczes and
partake of the refreshments which were
served. These receptions viii be given
until the first OF August, when they
Will be discontinued until October.
Miss sallie Boyce. OF North Carolina.
Is visiting Miss Florence PEBBLES, on
York street
Miss Ellen Baylor. Of New York, is
the CUES, of Mrs. George Jones, on
CRANKY street.
Miss Marie Woodward, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. y. f. white. on Free
mason street. has returned TO her home.
in Suffolk.
Miss Anna Taylor left last week to So
1ourn the remainder of the summer in
the mountains of Virginia
Mr. Bird Barclay is visiting Mr.. Jo-
seph PEBBLES, on York street.
Mr. Leigh Gordon left last night to
spend the summer a Capon Springs.
Mrs. Charles s. Smith. Of Macon. Ga.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wake Baylor at their home
Bowden Ferry Road.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-16
New Ba thing Suits.

Beautiful quality Black Sicilan
Bathing Suits, with deep white Sicil-
ian sailor collars finished with full
size sailor knot.
These garments are we'll made, and
fit as they should.
Instead OF ST. we ask 1926 suit.
childrsn's Suits; &C.. SIS and 500
Mems Suits OF Navy Jersey Cloth Gac
with red or white stripes, 75c
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ter left the N. Y. P. e N. wharf at sol
o'clock with n merry party on board,
bound for Old Point, there 10 spend the
evening gaily dancing to the inspiring
strains of music rendered by the Ar
tillery School Band at the IIygea Ho-
tel. Despite the rain, the evening pass
ed most pleasantly. and all enjoyed the
evening to It's fullest extent Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Cuipeper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dawson. of Maryland, acted as chape-
rones on this enjoyable occasion, and
those who made up the party were:
Miss Margaret Delk, OF Suffolk; Miss
Charlotte Woodside, of Baltimore Miss
Mary Tayloe. of Washington. n. c.:
Miss Jennie Brimer, of Baltimore: Miss
Lumsdy. OF North Carolina: Miss Vir-
ginia Wilcox. of Charles City: Misses
Annie Mayer Eloise Davenport, Mary
Williams, Mary Lou Broderick. Annie
Delk, Daisy and Madge Drummond.
Fannie Culpeper, Ethel Hardy, Alice
Old. Florence Waddy. jamie Gresham,
Louie Sharp. Emily Baker. Ruth and
Emily Wilson. Mrs. Wheatley, of
Washington: Messrs. Lane. Richard
Cohoon. Marshall Dey. Gray, Washing
ton Taylor, Jr.. Reginald Smith. Tan
stall Smith. Burnley Landlord. Wills
Culpeper. Garrett Smith. Thomas
Starke. Charles Bowdoin, Robert
Hughes. Jr., Moore and Roland Gull
pepper. William White, Jr., Russell Har-
dy. John Pearce. Otto Scharch, Yeat-
man Burroughs. Walter Sharp, Theo-
dore Rogers, Templn Licklider, Victor
Browne. Livius de Bordenave. Walter
and Murray Priest. Leil Blamire. Pc
ters, Councilman. Gillian and Went
Worth Nicholas.
Mrs. Arlington, of Petersburg, IS Wis.
Ting her niece. Mrs. Joseph PEBBLES
on York street.
On Monday evening very delight
full sailing party was given bv Mr.
Walter II. Taylor. Jr. The party was
given in honor OF Miss Bena Har-
rison. OF Leesburg. Va, who Is stop
ping at Virginia Beach, and was most
successful in every way. The evenine
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Summer Corsets.

The "American Lady" French gore
Of fine French batiste light,
cool and comfortable. The most
popular corsets made. While built
on French lines, it is better adapted to
women than are French
corsets. 81 pair.
Summer Leader" Corsets-wcn made
25c. pair.
Summer Cooler" Corsets-as good as
most half-dollar Corsets-37Ac. a
Summer 4-hook wonder" Corscts-
made OF best net--50c. a pair.
w. b. shook Summer Corsets-75o a
pair.
j. b. 4-hook, Summer net and Summer
madras-fcather weight--Sl n pair.
Thompson's Glove Tittng-i hook and
short-Summer net-sl pair.
]. II. Novelty Corsets-pink and blue
light weight-sl a pair
Tlexibonc Sp' al Advertising Quality
81 pair. Better grades at 81 so,
s. $3.50 and So.
Odds and Ends. large sze-5oc Sum-
l.. mer Corscts. &c pair.
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folk to secure prizes. The first. n fine
carbon portrait of the Countess Potoki.
was won by Miss Emily Gay Baker
the guest of Miss Gordon. The consola :
ton. drawn by Miss Sutton, of Rich
mond. was very fine hammock. while
Mrs. liendcc secured the BOBBY prize
Il watcr-color sketch. The next meeting
VIII be held in the cottage OF Mrs. r.
20th. July
The seven-IInnd Euchre Club has
held three MEETINGS. prizes being given
at each one.
Miss Bessie Chnmberlainc was the
guest of Miss Vaughan during the past
week.
Mr.. George Mnury. of New York or.
rived az the Princess Anne Yesterday
bringing party of young ladies with
here.
Ex-Governor Carr Of North Carolina
arrived this morning TO visit his son.
Mrs. II. w. p. Glover. with Miss Gle
borne. hes taken The Fisher cottage for
'he remaining summer months.
Mrs. William Camp. Misses Gordon
and Macdonald left for n short visi, 10
Richmond this morning.
Miss Lily Fahs is the CUES. Of Mrs.
John Eggerton.
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AnuoHncrnirnt.

We are pleased to let our patrons
ana friends know we have opened a
branch al Saratoga Springs for the
SUMMER months. Having n corps of
competent filters at home we will con-
.hue 10 serve our customers at re-
IuCen prices IN the same artistic stiye.
seen ut the races ana other fashionable
places each week. We have a few tailor
suits left. which we VIII sell at half
price. Arthur Morris. 62 Columbia
building. CRANKY street. tyl6-1t