rruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. E. Irish, rocking chair; Rosa Paul, cake stand; Jno, and Mary Ballou, parlor l Dr. Pul. lerton and wife, Byron’s poem3; JdsieGolinvaux, pickle dish; Mr. and Mrs. Paul, set of glass ware; Mrs. Louie Golinvaux, linen table spread; Willie Butterfield, bracket; Ella Todd, fancy table spread; Mary Golinvaux, rocking chair; Treasa Butterfield, sofa; Louie Golinvaux, bed spread; Mrs.Nemmars, linen table doth; Theodore and Mary Webber, pair of towels and two silver dolliirs. One of tlie most admired gifts was a beautiful clock, given by Maggie Duunwald, LouisaBwtUd, Ham nah Moran, Ella Todd, Jake Duunwald, Dave Chevalier and George Todd.Mr. anti Mrs. Golinvaux will reside in Poyner township, where the good wishes of many friends will follow and encircle them in their new home. Ilotne, home, sweet home, be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home.Driftwood.Lefiter Items.