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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
MAIL ARRANuEM ENTS.

Tines ~ opening and closing mails tn the Davenport
Post Once:
EAsrxRS NAIL, arrives st 6t5 n and 30 M
ci0s.s at 10 A MAJ J:So NJ
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuquesn1 northern lows,
arrives at D ~ PM c.osesat S:13 A NJ.
SOUTHERN n NJ, from 81. Louis anu Southern Ms.
souri, sraives at SEQ p NJ: closes aty ID IN.
Wws1IsH AsD SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives ~
$50 M closes NJ $50 = d.
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 6:45 A NJ and $50 ?
u; closes al A N and Pm
kivsn NAIL SOUTH, tntl uding river towns sooveet.
Louis, the Nissouii River, Neb.ssks and Kansas,
via Hannibal 06t. Joseph =, arrives ~ 10 A
NJ; cloees at4PM.
RIyER NAIL, In cluding river towns from Claire
to Lyons, arrives at 8 y clio 'es ~ s.sD y.
NoRTHKRs NAIL, BY isnd, up the river, arrives at 7
NJ Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays: closes at
9PM ,n Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS
BLUs GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL y, closes at IL n
Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Hsturnays.
AmITy MAIL, arrives and closes nj " Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AsAMosA NAIL, arrives and closes an 12 M, on
Thursdays.
The office will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
mar from TO 10A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
MUsrcAL.-The Philharmonic Socie.
ty have issued the following circular
n.~.u.n.& E,h,lha, mamie Soeiatv:

MusrcAL.-The Philharmonic Socie-
ty have issued the following circular:
Davenport Phiiha, monic Society:
DAVENPORT. Iowa. Aug. %, 1859.
The officers Of this Society beg to intimate
to you that its meetings for rehearsal, de-,
will be recommended on
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST Both,
at half past seven o'clock, at Metropolitan
Hall; on VIII ch occasion they invite your
presence and that Of your friends who are
desrous Of joining the Society, either as per-
forming or non-performiug members. The
officers, being anxious to enlist in the Socie-
ty all the available musical talent In the
city, request that you will exhibit this cir
cular TO those who are competent and in
clined to become performing members; and
that you will desire them to consider this
an invitation to be present on the occasion
referred to.
At the first meeting, on the 3Oth of Au-
gust, new members will be proposed. and at
the succeeding meeting, on Tuesday even
ing, eth September, they will be ballotted
for. The election of officers for the season
will then be proceeded with. The Metro
pOIII6u A0It uoViu6 Oeou o6~au Ao"oc1 "
the Society, the rehearsals will be held
there, - before, eve-y Tuesday evening,
during the season. The new organ, now
building in Paris for the Society, Is expect
cd to arrive and be placed in the Hall by
the middle of October next.
For the benefit Of ladies and gentleme On
who desire to become performing members,
but who are not quite competent. Phil
harmonic Vocal Glass will be established.
under the care of the Musical Director Of
the Society, the pupils of which will be
transferred to the Society as soon - quail.
fed. Parties desiring to join this class
(which will be entirely gratuitous,) are r..
qussted to be present ct the first meeting,
on the SOth August.
Having thus explained the intended pro.
ceedings of the Society during the ensuing
winter. the officers conclude by earnestly
requesting the assistance and cooperation
of Yourself and other lovers Of music, In In
creasing the number Of members, and de-
veloping and improving the musical taste
Of the citizens Of Davenport
SAxL w. BARssR. President.
wx NoaEuouss, Vies President.
!. AIs1' =: iss..s:, o..a:, f'"a"s' o''s"'''''
&c. WALLACE, 7reosursr.
CHAs. H DAVE. Musical Director,
A. @. ABBOTT, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

EprroRs DEMOCRAT. - The Iowa
State Teachers Association 10 grand tri-
umph this year. There are now present
from different parts of the State. over one
hundred educators. and it 10 thought that
the number will reach three or four hun
dred before the close Of the session.
The President. Prof. Humphrey Of Cedar
Rapids. gave bis address, last evening. be.
fore the Association. It was . very prae.
teal discussion of the following topics.
which were recommended to the Aasocia
ton:
First. That law be passed BY the State
Lseislaturs aud State Board. requiring the
County supsrintsndsnts Of ea'h county 70
hold Teachers Institute in their rsspsc-
tiv. counties, which should continue ct
lee.e tvo weeks. This would make It ne
cessary for this favored officer to know
something.
Secondly. That . Normal School BE- sstab'
lishsd in some central psrt Of the STATE. by
. lev Of the State Board.
Thirdly. That . tax b. levied Tor the Pur
pose Of raisise fsnd - NE purchase o.
Distrist sshoel LihrarisA
Fourthly. That sash District Board b
REQUIRED 70 fusoiah sallisat apparatus r
their rsspsstvs schools y illnsasass oil N
Branches taught. whisA sssslssd ulusssa'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
T TELEGR APHIC.
new York ss..e American Counctl.

GENEVA, N. Y, Aug. 24.-In the State
American Council. Yesterday the question
of the time and place of holding the State
Convention was discussed with great ami
nation, but majority we're bound to be In
favor Of holding it on different day from
that OF the Republicans. and it was finally
decided that it should be held at Utica, on
the 25th Of Sept. Two delegates to the
National Convention were subsequently,
elected-Hon. Erastus Brooks, and Hon.
Lorenzo Burrows
Mr. Brooks addressed the Convention at
considerable length, and was followed by
Hon. Dan'l Ulmsn, after which, the Council
adjourned, sine die.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

SOCIAL PARTY. - A social party
comes off at lie Claire on Friday (to-mor-
row evening under the favorable superin-
tendence of Milo White. which will no doubt
be an agreeable affair. The youth and beau
ty Of Davenport are invited and We promise
them they will be well cared for.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

SPLENDID LuNcm.-Mr. =. kerwin
will set a splendid lunch this morning. from
10 till IL o'clock. in the basement Of Mich
ors Block, 5. W. Cor Second and Brady
street. in the new Billiard Saloon. juft open
ed. BE on hand.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

GooD-Our merchants are very bust
ly ingaged in receiving immence boxes. sup
posed to contain dry goods. clothing, grocs-
ris DC. We wish them plenty Of cash Gus
tomara
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

ST. LOUIS BRANCH.-Mr. Kepner, Of
the firm of Graham d Kepner, left for st.
Louis last evening, where he intends re-
naming for while. to act in connection
with the firm here, in the grain trade. in
which they traffic largely. Their freight
bills are quite an item to the steamboats, on
which they ship.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
BOOTS AND SHOES
5. 8 SUITS 8,

8. SUITS,
NO. 3 NICKOLL0' BLOCK.
To NOW receiving . large and carefully ss,setsd
i stock Of
u q - an q - n oO0, !,
adapted TO this market. and these hard tines. =
which he invites the attention Of purchasers.
havo large assortment of
tedies' Pine Kid,
Lasting and Se'ge Congress Hesls1 oaitsse.
Kid Heoled Slippers,
Cent? 0ips Oa1f,
Patent Leather,
Lasting, aad
Glow Cali 70 asw asttsIel
ooagsess Caters,
0xforA and Low fiss,
Doys and Youths 0sitors sd Shoes,
Al klnds. or OAjllrenh DAeeA
almost - endless variety a. I'll The co00oo - ~
g kinde. pleeee ea oad - COR Goo0s ~ DslooDs
xhey Win ~ I'D q vsfy lsw Agufee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
DIE d i.

In this city. Wednesday morning, Aug oath,
MARIAN MUIRHEAO, youngest ehil I Of WIZ
and RLIzABETAS. GUaLEY, aged months and 20
days.
The funeral will take place to-day (Thursday) at
their residence corner Of Rock Island and Fifth sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

IrEMs.-In going into the country
on Monday morning, we counted, between
this city and the junction of the Aliens
Grove and Hickory Grove roads-some
seven miles out-no less than twenty three
loaded wagons, coming into the city. That
We considered very good for Monday morn
ing. Trade is recovering.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

RErosIED BY MAs1ER CLINreS PAEkHuRsr


IHE PaEsBYTERIaSC CHURcH Contributions
are now being raised. in money and materials
for the purpose Of erecting another Preby.
terian Church. in the place Of the one lately
destroyed by fire. Here is chance for be-
nevolence.
The WAYs.-The "ways" are now occu-
pied by the steamer Lake City" of the
Northern Line. The Ocean Wave is expect
cd to be here at an early day, and thus the
mechanics will be supplied with plenty o.
labor.
MlICAs. This excellent article 10 now
bs99 rstailed through the streets. daily. by
the neighboring farmers. We noticed one
fellow giving chase to troop Of boys. who
had been sppropriating some without money
ndlwithout price, the other day.
The MILIA-The mills are oil steadily at
work. 1t present, and the wheat 10 still
coming in.
The following is the literal copy Of q no
tice which may be seen below town ct the
mill. The farmers will do well to read it:
Notice. Any person fetching grain here
to he ground, and net having sacks too hold
the same when ground, they will get no
mere than their sacks will hold, no bran
cept unless the sack il furnished to put the
same in when grond."
That PANTHER.-On reading Of the pan
ther that was seen above town, the other
day, . certain very Courageous individual.
who prides himself on his hunting qualities,
determined to slsy the fierce creature, and
thereby gain for himself name that his
posterity would not be ashamed Of He
accordingly borrowed revolver procured
q huge knife. and also rifle, and then set
firth on his perilous undertaking, dauntless
and alone. Now there happened to be .
mlechievious urchin who became acquaint-
ed with his design, and who 10 remarkably
fond of practical jokes said urchin took q
circuit around the road, and arrived at the
dangerous neighborhood before our Nimrod,
and began some of the most excruciating
wells that ever shocked mortals ears. Well,
our hero came. heard the noise, began to
tremble felt rather weak about the knees !;
cooked his rifle, and seeing COW, fed as
fast as his legs would carry him and ha
now renounced the profession Of hunter
forever. On account of slight consider.
ation," we concluded to withhold our hero's
name.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
CO M M X RC AL
DAyENPOmT NaAnKEr.
WEEKLY REVIEW.


OFFICE Of Iowa STATE DEnoCRAT,
"wednesday 0vcoiUg. Ans ~. 1859. !
| ~ day Las been cosl ana qa,t pleas Ans with
| sosi bret - al day
Business seemed Ia be quite brisk IN all ths retail
branches. and the city looked qaite liv,l,.
Tae grain and produce marx vas to,e nhly active
although thc receipts uot quite lsrfe - yes
nrJay.
4 Barley and oats are 10 ACT 70 demand.
1he shipping trade vas lively -day-a greater
amount oi Grain and produce Was sh,pped than FOR
some days previous.
in. D Burrows shipped 1000 SACKS Of sh,p .tuas
| 20 q. Louis.
The freight On -four ON the c. ii h. l. L. \. "a.
rsased 70 90 % scar oo bbs) to-day, which eaus-
cd shppers TO hold mp Iiire.
| We anote as follows:
FLOuR-Harhet steady and no change IN the mar.
ket. There we're 700 bbls losda d ct the O Z
depot todsy. but owins y ssdden raise IN TIKI
price Of freight they we're not shippsd. We auots
spring Extra - %; old wheat -four Is 90.
wHsAT unchanged. Rsoslpts BY rsilsosd 0Ot
bush ty wagon S.1A0 bush shipments $40 ba. W
q1o,e good Article Of c'ean wheat to-day at $50
Nv 2. mixed with oats, 5O(952s
CsRH-Recsipts small. shpmeuts 800 bu y
blVsI 10 LOUIE n BOO0 Oetuo0O exstS Tor snip
ment and market steady st soc for good In cor.
OATs-Asrket lively but Without change. ns.
| ceipts by railroad $50 bush ty wagon 1905 bush
shipments s65 bu by river to 81. l.. uis. Good de-
| mand ut 22@s25c on delivery.
BARtsy-In good request and active. Receipts to.
dsy BY wagon s46 bn !; Shipments SEQ bu 70 81
Louis. We quote firm for shipping st Se0sSe.
PoTAToEs-kectip ipts equal to the local d. mand b.
shipments. New sweet potatoes Are selling At I,
t9l6; o. peck white s0tslOc = bu.
| oNIoNs-More doing In this line to-day. Receipt
| $50 bu by WAGON; shipments to st. Louis $40 ba
Several orders on hand to be filled this week, an
! shippers anxious 10 buy at 4006Oc
| HAY-0ood supply Of new prairie. but timotb!
| very scarce. Demand moderate to-day at ~ CO@
- so for prairie Sc 50 for timothy.
E00s-Qutet At GG1S:.
| mon SglOc.
CHsEss-WesterE Reserve &c Wholesale and 1O@
12hc retail
HAMs-6ood sugar cured lSc retail !; common
Zoe
SHOULDER. GOOD, &c wholesale. and retail. 30
| canvsssed.
| nRtED BBET-I1c Wholesale and Is. r. tail.
DRIED APPLss-A good article qrcted st IL
wholesale and l2lSc retail:
DRIaD PEACHES -Unpsred IL 40 Wholesale AM
| 15c retail; pared 26c retail.
CoDEIsH~ "A good article &c retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
Local Affairs

BALL To.NIGnT.-Grand Ball at the
Garden on Ripley street Bluff. to night
See advertisement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

New MEAT AND VEGETABLE MAR
KIT AT THE OLD RAILROAD STORE. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND BRADY SrREErs.-The undersigned
has Just opened . meat and vegetable mar.
ket at the above place, where he will con,
stantly keep on hand for sale the best meats
vegetable, fish and game to be found in
the city.
Al articles delivered free of charge.
Aug. 9Th. WM. BRyAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

EE The readers Of the NeWs are
very politely informed that it's editor-in
chief is not at home. At the head of the
first column on the first page, we find the
Nens is conducted by w. X. Wallace, and
No Johns. Under the circumstances, this
announcement is very much to the point.
p, S-The mistake has been rectified.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

E The editors Of the Gazette have
cause to rejoice when they see with what
eagerness the Republican pre- ss picks up ami
retails their own deliberate fslsehoods-
Like to certain gentleman whose reputa
ton for truth is not of the first quality, they
chuckle when an opportunity arises to start
out lie vanished sufficiently with the SEM
blance Of truth TO deceive those who do not
know their true characters Yesterday.
they not only reiterate the assertion that
the Democratic party sneeringly call their
ticket the Plough Handle Ticket, but in
support Of such an unqualified canard, quote
from papers published in other States vsri
ations of the same fiddling. They are like
the man who after making an incredible
statement, was willing to swear to the story
because he was bound to stick to his word, i,
right or wrong. How fallen is the tone Of
the Gazeue from its ancient dignity since
the junior editor, the genius of the family.
came to enlghten its readers! Instead of
the placidity of the old school governing its
leaders, as in old times, it demeans itself by
originating outrageous charges against the
worthy men who are running on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and Matching venemous arti
cies to pander to the passionate feelings OF
its supporters. 1t in effect reasons thus
we will make the farmers believe that the
Democratic party is antagonistic to hard
listed labor, aud We can do this by starting
the assertion that the Democratic papers
publish their contempt for Republicsnism
by clubbing our ticket the "Plow- Handle
Ticket If the Gazette had not been chal-
lengsd to produce the proof that the Demo
cratic press has thus spoken deridingly oi
the men running on the Republican ticket
the matter might be let pass; but having
been asked to bring forward the documents,
and no proof being forthcoming, they de-
serve the brand of fslsifiers and panderers
to bad feelings to be charged upon them.
1t is not probable that Democrats would
| despise the business which seven-tenths Of
| them in the State of Iowa follow, and which
bears with it an honorable standing in So
ciety; nor do they battle for Democratic
principles with the weapons Of abuse and
appeals to passion. 1t would be we'll for
The Gazette and its reputation to take out
the beam which cause their moral obliqui'
ty, much better than to put up cut OF the
big plough with the beam running into the
| ground
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

A PUBLIC BENRFAcToR.--There are
many livss lost annually by the use Of burn.
ing fluid. The article usually sold is about
as safe in family as keg Of powder. In
the nsighboriug city Of Ls Claire, our read.
ere will rem ember that short time ago .
woman lost her lifs from this artiels. Now
this need not b. Barning huid may b
- dangerous - sanphsns. Or - harmless
- water. It oil depends upon the kind
used.
There il . gentleman IN this city. now
stopping At the L Claire House. Who hss .
kind Of burning duid which any druesist
can make, and which cost nst two cents .
gallon more than ths osdiAAxy Auid. thst
viii aet-that ss~~ss b uAds y ssplsds
~ nsss tAaa ysa tsslt explode > JIG q
watsr. ~ essniat psepsstiss Do ~ dilDss
lssa ~ ssalsasy sssiAlss h y nsasiAs.
Sssea lssn Ne vsae leogsAisat1. ~ M
es hAsnlsaD ~ tusalAe pstsesl1 = ~ y
AsA All ~ tl1Rspsa tAaA eolsls y ~
~ ablSslvt (ssjdseea ~ - ~ -
u ! l|a1;II'|liiii 4
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From w ashlngtOn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a. Isaac Hueston. OF
Kansas, has been appointed Consul at Kings.
town, Jamaica.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

BosreN, Aug. pa trot between Flora
Temple and Princess for purse of $1,000.
mile heats, best three in FIVE, came of this
p. N. Flora won three straight hests, max
ing time % follows:
Frst heat. 2:33 second, 1926 third, 234
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25
Salling or tho Steamship a ssbla.

New YORK, Aug. 24.-The steamship
Arabia sailed, this morning, for Liverpool,
with $25O,OOO in specie.
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From Phlladelp phla.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-The City Demo-
cratic Conven nominated H. r. Kneass,
for Dist. Atty, and Mr.. Thos. McGrath, for
Prothonetory. Nominations were also made
for Senators. and members of the Legisls.
ture.
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STATE DEMOCRAT.


rTCU H. scfivsn. C3 Dearborn sireet, Chicsgo,
In xthor.zel TO re- ve sdyeftisements for this pa
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NOTICE TO ADvEkTsSERS.

'hfRe cuts chArKri uouDss tbe same 0asneusiOus 81
type.
Displayei Advertisements onc.haif more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts Will he understood 10
appy strictly to the imneiate business 0f the adver
tsrr aud all other advertisements by the sd-
yrriisrr will BE- charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
~ be- inserted ust forbid, and charged accordingly
hatices for religious and benevolent purposes In
se.i- time free Of cost, thereafter charged
ott or advertisements.
Advertisements frov, abroad must be paid for
CdriGbfg an GdrdHce unless from approved Agents
CSntr acts for yearly advertising terD able at the
|opiOu Of advertisers they paying advancement Of
q, per cent. the cantr act price.
Advertisements inserted next TO residing matter
20 per cent adv ance above rates, and kept In
|siie. 25 per cclt. savAnce regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for IN
advance.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ASDER3 4 BRO. Daily Gazette.
n. fischer h co, Der Dsniokrst.
HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening News
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-. Louis Market.

Tutsday Aug. -, 1853.
FLoua-stesdy and quiet city supsrnne % 90 ;
double extra % %.
WHEAr-nore active. Pair to good fall 72002c:
prlms AMI choice red and white s79s5.
CoRn-Qulet; northern miHed &C prime yellow
u; choice white SOc including bags. nN
OATS - Declined. Light 4Ocj Prise A20A6c
choice 44c.
DARLEv-Smsll sales Of new spring at sc.
ONIOHs-Quiet ct Sac in hags.
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TAYLOR a. BALLORD.

|kIo. 6 WEST SECOND STREET, LIE CLAIRE
in Row. Davenport, Iowa, wholesale and retail
ealers in Druga Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils
W indow Glass, Fancy Articles, Periumery, Mineral
|Teeth Gold Foil &C. &c Nch8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

EF" The farmers of the western
portion of the county, assert after thrashing
their wheat, they have come to the conclu
sion that there is not quite 80 much to the
acre as they first imagined.
There are many fields that have not
yielded ten bushels to the acre. and some
in which the yield had been only seven
bushels to the acre. The average yield
they estimate at twelve bushels to the acre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-25

l VSeoS. Se0ee - oy
OF TEE
Davenport German 1'u1noR 0oetDty,
20 - HoLDEu m sxr
CITY OF DAvEHPoRT.
wsa.>ss4y Aes.ss s4sA.-asss.
P1O0RAAn1:
! Fight e'cleck . ~ -Nsstiss Of ths 9ss.sss 81
HeAd-quarters.
Ha'1 psss niss O'elsck o. m.-1As ssvssu
wishing tc participate 10 thr PC NC. fern isss 1so-
cession In fr'nt Of Hesd-qusrters.
Ten esc1eek .. m.-The p,ocessscn Oin DAes
thseuGh the following stseees; sro0 neod.Qoes0oo -
Harr'srn atrsst themes 70 FOURTH. thenss q Deev.
thence 70 Second thence 10 va. rem, thescs = Wcs.
rem street 70 the grounds.
ARRIVAL ON THE GROUNDS.
6onG and Address in behalf Of the Cen.
tral Comn1oooo.
Hall past sae s'eseek ,. = -TAe peSseDsosa
viii reform.
SOH0 BY THE TURSxs oLEx GLUE
TIVE s'elsek p.m.-Addvesess ?. IN ~ oeaaa
end nnsitsh languages BY n 0oelleA - Jo01s 2.
| Lane, Rsqrs.
/ Comp tislon 10 Gymnastlrs b. the Jon1or eoose
| 0ymnastic sxhibitioa by TWsneru
Awarding Of Pr'sN to Ne Jusios caoa0.
ana marches Sset . 1sa1- -eaa;iess.
Misc o'cDock ,. 49,
q = = n q II = H,
AZ LAnanAu's nBAn.eC 191Dss
b. H. Lahr na'n's HAIL.
Pic-.ic ossssls-o .. !. Nisehs'Is sseesl.
west os Wssrn md north u 1lghtA Stseom.
AA-aAna~~ - ~~--~~>. -
esnts; enc 0se1laaAs - LsAy, Is eGuO3 Ghn-
dren socempanisd b Asis Dsssa1s, ffss. -s
ADMassION 70 BALL, 60 OGHrD.
- ssAss q ~
..sls-.a onsss y eonn1sse.
0mall Rrutts.
A az .. =. p'yins p'e's' ss''as''s = sAsS -
s1-cx1zaeG. Y {G.szS s<;IszsSx 1s4z.gk1 k1x0 = s111-
osr ssost lsr ~ ssniss Pan ssl sDsae q lsee IN
- g: s re- s:sse:s 9 s:s:
DecbelDo, Or Lavte0 0ooekoogyy
+ stsm ssovias In ssvos. - ~ 6saouua ~ sanah
sh'. SsiI sfsci.ss y > sass.al1 -.
WILSON'S lLBANY GEkDLZX0
f 6TRl WBk11H.r 1N&
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