to.NKres.ucu, suYGT ca-Ke ifasiiet; uara blotter-IEid9.th,bee, silver sugar spoon; Anna Slottcr-bec, silver pickle pork; Mr. and Mrs. John Richer, silver butter dish; Am-lel Golinvaux, silver pickle fork,' sugar spoon and butter knife; Anna Girsh. glass and silver fruit dish; Eddand Ella Carroll, two silver napkin rings; Katie McDonald, glass castor; Josie Kieffer, pickle dish; Mr. 'and Mrs. B. Fuller, glass egg basket, glass preserve dish and bronze cigar holder; Florence Fuller, two mugs; August Golinvaux, parlor l Mrs. Joe. Golinvaux, glass water pitcher; -Aunt Delia,” fancy needle case; Willie Butterfield, majolica pickle dish; Mary Gofette, glass fruit dish; Mr.and Mrs. E. Irish, rocking chair; Rosa Paul, cake stand; Jno. and Mary Ballou, parlor l Dr. Ful. lerton and wife, Byron's poems; JosieGolinvaux, pickle dish; Mr. and Mrs. Paul, set of glass ware; IDs. Louie Golinvaux, linen table spread; Willie Butterfield, bracket; Ella Todd, fancy table spread; Mary Golinvaux, rocking chair; Tressa Butterfield, sofa; Louie Golinvaux, bed spread; Mrs.Seminars, hnen table cloth; Theodore and Marv Webber, pair of towels and two silver dolhirs. One of the most admired gifts was a beautiful clock, given by Haggle Dunnwald, LouisaEwald, Hannah Moran, Ella Todd, Jake Dunnwald, Dave Chevalier and George Todd.Mr. and Mrs. Golinvaux will reside