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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

We say cordially to "Uncle john" come
ahead. We shall be glad to publish anything
that interests our young readers. Perhaps we
have sighted them, heretofore, although we
have occasionally published articles expressly
for them. We will always be glad to publish
articles any subject of interest to all classes
Of readers. We believe "Uncle John" will
favor the young folks with something good.
We shall expect something from him for our
next issue.
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The .oheduls time on The daily mail :

The schedule time on the daily mail route
between this place and Lawrence has been
changed. The mails now leave each place at
Ga m, and arrive by IN. next day. This
D. change was procured by the contractor and
the Postma ster ct Lawrence. The law says
the sehedul time shall not be changed except
= by tie cons eut Of the PostmaStsrs at both ends
.lSA Of the route, un less from "manifestneeessity
The Postmaster at this end of the route did not
petition for this change, but on the contrary
prOtssted against 1t. Where the manifest ne
eessity" comes in is hard to see. On the old
schedule time the mail left Lawrence ct two
o'clock, and always arrived here in time for our
people to get their mails the same night, IN
less prevented by bad roads high waters.
Hinder the neW sehedule-starting from Law
renee at six o'clock a. the mail will not
arrive here until late hour. and the people
win generally have 20 wait for their mails IN
til The next morning, thus depriving them Of
many of the benefits of daily mail. The an
= As szering of letters by returning mail viii bs
impossible, as the returning mail VIII leave IN
tbs snOrninR before we get our mails OF tn
5tasa previous night. No one is benefited 0y tins
a2iaS change but the contractor, he saving the ex
-. ne learn, Of one driver 90 the route
noar-a Pba S,seson naturally arises, whether mail
70 ;pstitutsd 70. the benefit Of constructors
o--hether they were intended for the accom-
silssg tuOaatiOn Of the people, If tho schedule tam
a5aas Ala NOT suit the contEae cor, he ought not
have bid on the route;
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We Invite the especial attention of our reaC

.-l We invite the especial attention Of our read
era 70 the new advertisement of Van R.
Holmes, in to- days paper. BE has just open
ed new stock Of hardware, tinwars and
stoves at the establishment of OattersOn &
Holmes He intends to buy low and sell low,
and will make it to the interest Of cash buyers
TO giFe him call. he also intends to make q
speciality Of the celebrated Charter cooking
stoves, keeping them AlwaysOn hand, and viii
? sell them At the very lOwest figures.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

A. Ohas. Hinshaw brought usSOme find april
Gotta one day this week, from his nursery, near
Americas. They were luscious. Nj. H. thinks
this fruit will do we'll in this eOuntry-betle r
than peaches, as they will stand the hard win :
ter weather better.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

The Kansas Radical is the name of new
PaperjuSt started at Manhattan, by E. G. Man
ming, formerly of the Big Blue Union. The
print of the Radical and its make up a-e good,
and we gladly place it upon our exchange
list. It's editorials are SPrightly and to the
point.
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For The News.

Mn. EDITOR: 1 have been thinking, for
some time, that you slight the children, which
confess l don't like, for these little people
are to be the great folks some day. They are
to fill the offices and manage the affairs of
State, when the men who are conducting
things have passed away. The children are
the largest part of all communities, and pro-
pOrtiOnGtely the most important, and it seems
to me that paper so well adapted to meet the
wants of the mercantile and agricultural por-
tons of community should notice the children.
So determined to let you know my mind on
the subject, and in this way to let off my indig
nation. You have as many readers among the
children, perhaps, as among old folks; for there
are, or ought to be, two or three in every fam
lily to read, and in most cases fathers have lit
tie time except on Sunday; and mother N ust
look after the baby, while John and Mary do
the readingof TIE NEWS Now, I think you
ought te have a weekly treat for them special :
ly. Your paperiS SO full Of politics, great men
and railroads that the little folks have but lit
tie attention. ] have been thinking, if could
get yc ur consent, that would write to your
young readers, occasionally, on subjects that
they are most interested IN studying, and II
you insert this in your paper 1 will understand
that you have granted my request. The boys
and girls that are studying geography and
grammar at the days school, and those who at
tend Sabbath school to study the bible, are tn e
ones I want to talk to in my letters. 1 want
to give them some puzzels in all these depart
ments, and some good advice generally. So
boys and girls look out for something Oc ca
siOnally from your UNCLE joan.
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Notice to Take Dispositions

Louisa c. Thomas, In the District Court
VS.. for Chase county, Kan
Silas N. Thomas. sas.
GILAS M. THOMAS, the above named de-
y PENDANT, is hereby notified that the eaid
Louisa o. Thomas, plaintiff, will proceed to
Ia Ike the depoeitions of witnesses to be used
on the trial of this action, at the Office of s. B.
Williams, Esq, Justice of the Peace in LeaY-
enworth City, Leavenworth county, Kansas,
on the 18th day of July, between the hours of
O'Clock q. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. of said day
with authority to adjourn from day to day till
all such dispositions shall have been taken.
Dated this 4th day of July, 1866.
A. S. HOWARD.
$3.50 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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StraYed

FROM the subscriber, living two miles
II south of Emporia, between Cottonwood and
Dry creek, one brown horse from to years
old. about II hands high right Kind leg lit
tie larger than the other; a little white in his
forehead; two saddle marks. Also, one black
high; blind in left eye; star on her forehead;
little white on her hind feet; branded with
80" on her right hip. Any informa ton lead
ing to the recovery of these animals will be
suitably rewarded by returning them.
28tf. ELLIS OWENS.
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TKHEEsszE.-Ths Memphis Argus,
rebel il 1851, and still rebel in 1855, said
Of Andrew johnson in 1861:
+ ''We should like to see Andrew John
son's living tongue torn from. his foul
mouth; and his miserable CARCASS thrown
ont to poison mad dogs, or hung on glib
bet IS high as Hannah, to feed the carrion
buzzards.''
Now, it discOurssth thusly;
"The iron frmness, the undismsyed
soul of a single man ANDREW Johnson }
is all that stands between us and the fate
lul vortex of anarchy and resultant des-
potism which has snguIfed the lives and
fortunes of many millions bsforeus. Let
Us rally to the side of that man. delernin-
ed TO save or perish with the Republic. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

J. R. Swallow and James Thomas are on
visit 70 their friends here Mr. Swallow will
be- candidate for reelection to the Office of
State Auditor, and so far, has no opposition.
he is one Of the very best officers the State ever
had, and we believe in continuing him in that
important position.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

Thomas II. Thomas 5, one of our blacksmiths,
informs US that he is engaged in manufactur-
ing wagons for sale. He has already sold sew
erAl at good prices. We have seen some of
the wagons manufactured in this village, aud
believe them to be about as good as those of
eastern manufacture. Home manufacture
should be encouraged, and those in need of
wagons should PatrOnize our home mechanics.
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r. @. OcpLE, seeretary !.

Some friend has sent US q copy of the
Eaton (Ol Democrat. It looks as il It
were printed on the identical press and
tvpe that Bob Haseltine smashed up With
a sledge hammer, over twenty years ago.
The mechanical execution is Of the era
when Franklin was an apprentice. It's
motto is, God, Democracy, and Our
Country That is equal to the old Wo-
mans sigu-..Bibles, Whisky, Cheese
aud things. ''-Whits ClOs'd Ctssf.
The Chicago Republican suggests that
it would give sclat to the Philadelphia
Convention if prisoner Davis should be
released IN time to preside over its DELHI
erations.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

We invite the attention Of our readers. ssd
especially those who expect tOattead the Nor
NAL School the coming year, 70 the circular of
the instit1tiOn published in so-dAy's paper.
The next term commences on the 18th of Sep
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

From the best accounts we can get, the peach
Drop will be very large in this region of cOun-
try, in proportion to the number of bang
.E;trees. The crop from some orchards is esti-
mated at hundreds Of bushels.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

' Mr.. HAllberg has just returned from st Lou
iswhere he purchased heavey stock of dry
goods and groceries, especially adapted to this
market. The goods will be here to-day or the
FIRST of next week, and will be opened for in
spectiOn by HAllberg's numerous customers.
Don't fail to go and see them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

When at Topeka few days ago we stopped
At the Capital House. We are sorry to say this
hotel has sadly decseneratsd since the days of
( Uncle johann Wilson.
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Notice of Contest.

TO LESLIE HOBBS, Butler county, Kansas.
made an application for the cancellation
Of your Homestead Entry No. 1885, calling for
the W II Sec. IS, T. a 5, R. e, on the
ground that you have abandoned said land.
Said a. g. Brown win, on the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1866, between the hours of 10 q. m. and
D. m, at the Office of Henry Martin jus
tee of the Peace, in the county Of Butler
Kansas, proceed 60 take dispositions of witness
Is in the above case. You will, on said day.
have an opportunity to erOss-ex anime SAID
witnesses. and offer counter proof.
LAID OFrICE, HUMBOLDT, kAKsAs, June 18th.
1866. WATSON STEWART, Register.
062 90 ]. C. REDFIELD. Receiver.
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. (. MYERs 8 sd s.s.s sfPsneszlva.

U1 /. MYERS e hs ststs ofPsn0sylva-
Myers did on tie 2Gth day Of Msy, 1885, fle
his petition in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court for Lyon county, Kensas, setting forth
that the 6aid W. Z. Ayers ais indebted TO
him IL the sum Of SHOTS; vita interest," there
ca at 10 per cent. per annums hegh june LIST,
1862, for money collected by The seid ". K
and due 60 the said Michael Eyssss and claim
ine iadement for said sum Wifb interest e.
afSrsssid. and that said ". Z. Myers - requiE-
ed b answer said petition on or beprstne %
dev Of September 1865; and that - ordsR'os
aiEehment has been Issued - - Rt:sp-
1e-er;hsd properly so-Wit: the easeh ast OF tas
s,,stb ygest quarter Of section twenty enc ts9Il
rinefaen. railge twelve, has bee atAened.
~ RUGGLES & BROWN
s7-s2 = - Atty's for n. Myers
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The gentleman who sent US that letter from
Hartford without date or name. is informed
that this Amt year celebrated for prolifcacy
in the "sucker" business. He is doubtless a
"pyrotcheLical euss"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

ScarcSly.a day passes that we do not see
teams unloading agricultural implements
stoves, hardware, ETC., at the Store of Fraker
& Gillett They are doing heavy business
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21
Rate. of Ahrertisinr.

All legal aAd Transient advsrtSesa 10 cents Per line
OF Arst Insertion. and each subsequent insertion
one column On yesar. ninety dollars six months fifty
dolars; three months. thirty dollars. Half
year say dollars six months thirty dollars; thres OahS
twenty d0iAEs Garter column. year. twenty-five dol
s ak months fifteen dOlsrs; Tires months. ten dollars.
Eighth column. year. fifteen dSllATs Sz months eight
dStlArs; three mems. AVo doIiarc.
Business Cards. OF hVslInss line per year.
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George b. Rees. Dert.


GEORGE q. REFS, of the stateof Oregon,
VI viii take notice that David n. JafbOe,
Of Kansas City, Missouri, did, on the oath day
of May, 1866, file his petition in the Office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court for said county
of Lyon, and State Of Kansas, againstthe said
George H. Rees, defendant, setting forth hat
on the 18th day Of November, 1860 at Kan
sas City, Missouri, the said Geo. H. Rees made
his certain promissory note in writing Of that
date, and then and there deli cred the same to
said David n. Jarboe, whereby said defendant
promised to pay to the said plaintiff The sum
Of (S629, 33) in one day after the date thereof
with interest theron at tn rate of 10 per cent.
per annum; that there is now due and unpaid
on said n 'te, after giving all just credits snd
Offsets, the cum Of two hundred and forty two
dollars and sixty -eight centss with interest at
the rate Of 10 per cent, after the 24th Of Oct,
1863; and praying that the said George b. Rees
may pay to the said David N. JaFboe the said
sum Of $246.66, now claimed to be due, with
II terest at the rate Of ten per cent, from the
24th day Of OetoberSi 1863; and that in order
to secure the payment Of said claim, the fol-
10 wing lands may be attached, 70 wit: Lot 10.
block 81, lot 8, block rs; lot e. block 50; lot =
block 81; lot 4, block I04; lot l. block
los in the tOWRseS Americas, county Of LY-
on, and State Of Kansas; and the said George
II. Rees Is notified tbas be is required to APP
pear and answer said petition on or before
the 3Iss dag Of August, 1866, OF iudgme nt will
de taken according to the prs9eE 81 said pes
titicn. DAVID H. JARB0E.
By HUNT & GILLETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: Morris SRsoE8, CLERK. 1851
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Gam. Hall returned from Lawrence a few
, d'-:ys ago, where he purchased "wha ling
Itoek Of freSh groceries. Bay d Hall are de
termined not to be Out-done in the grocery line
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

We observe new corners Quitting at our
stores almost everyday. House furnishing
goods can be bought in this town as cheap as
at the river, considering the freight and the
trouble and expense of going after them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-07-21

The Troy Reporter, under Frank Tracy's
charge, has been enlarged and much improv-
"a ed in appearance. IT is one of the best papers
in the north part of the State.
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Proposals for Building School


- - nOUSSs
CEALED proposals will be received BY the
- undersigned ct Cottonwood Falls. Chase
county, until I2 o'clock N. Saturday, July 2oth'
1856 for finishing the atone sehool house &c
Cottonwood Falls, in district No. 8. except the
stone work Plans aid sPeciheadons can 5s
seen by ealing on the Clerk. Bidders viii
state for what cum they viii do the entire JOB,
and when they can have the house enclosed,
and the lower room ready for school, end
when the entire contract win be compiessd
Separate bids are tlso invited as follows; lst-
~ nuttinar On fhe roof and enclosing the
house ID. Finishing lover story (excsPt
.plesterinel and seating it ready for school
Sd. Finishing upper story and putting up
sta;rs ready for school, except plastering. 18th.
FOR ulsstering and making blackboard con
tractors furnishing materials. Payments, one
fourth when contract Is awarded and security
given for pegformance0E contraetS One-iourth
Then house Is enclosed; one fourth when low :
er Etorv L ready for school; balance upon com :
,eiss;oS ~ eoutzact. II. LACY,
District Clerk.
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~ See advertisement of lost poeket-book else
? where. We hope friend Maxon may succeed
in recovering his property.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Commissioners will hold an adjourned
meeting at the County Clerks Office, July 23d,
1866, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of
Equalizing the Assessment Rolls of Lyon coun-
ty for 1866; at which meeting all persons, feel
ing themselves aggrieved at anything in the
assessment of their property, can appear and
have all errors in t. cir returns corrected = as
to the Board of Equalization shall seem Just
and equitable.
J.L. WILLIAMS, Comfy Clerk.
Emporia july 5th 1866 07-2q
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rowN AND COUNTRY.

Butter is terribly "seace," and sells readily
atfrOm 90 to 25ets per pound.
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Affanhnnant Nafiee.

NOyes spiee1, Pitt, Before =: SGss1 o.
,1,vi,, =. =. ,.on. osftl{ Lyon Co. Kansas:
e soIs Az az june, A. d. 1855, SAID
a ~ isersed an order Of atteenEnsnsiE
- s,zs aetio0s Cor he sum O sa1ssY,1iA
a0 4!.s. 5,... q, assa 5A
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JnO Andrews brought US the first green corn
Of the season, on Monday last It was good
Thank you, friend John.
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order Of Publication.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is hereby given that N. c. Blood,
IN Administrator Of the estate of TheOphi-
lus Edwards, fled his petition in the Probate
Court of Douglas unity, Kansas, June zth /,
1866, the object and prayer Of which petition
is to obtain an order, eet, at the August term
of said court, on the 9th day of August, A. D.
1866, for the sale of the following described
real estate. viz: The southeast quarter of Sec
ton q, township rs, range 10, in Lyon eoun-
~. of which the said TheOphilus Ed wards,
died seized, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary TO pay the debts of said deceased, that
n. G. BLOOD,
Admiuistrat1r estate of The. Edwards, dec'd.
By THAoHEE & BAEKs, his Atty's. $3.50
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Gale Of Town Lots for Delinquent Faxes.

o4O O4 AVWA AVOs AO4 Ool4HqusAG 7 sIA0s
NOTICE is hereby given that the Town
sas, will sell at public auction. on the first
Tuesd ay of August next, at his Office, in the
town of EmPoria, in the aforesaid county, tn e
following described lots situated in said town
for payment of the side walks erected in front
of each of said lots by the Board of Trustees
of said town; and also to pay the penalty and
charges assessed against said lots:
OWNERS. DESCRIPTION. AMOUNT.
Unknown, 1874 Commercial street, 500 90
H H. Suite, IS6 90 90
G. ". Brown, 1913 as % 90
BOrtOn & Spicer, 300 &c % 90
j. G. HALL, Town Treasurer.
Emporia, July IA, 1866. 1881
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See the auction advertisement of Jonas
Hsurer. He offers some valuable property 70
sale.
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To day is the fifth anniversary of the battle
Of Bull Run.
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Shingles by the Million.

TNHE undersigned would annou nee that he
is now established at Forest Hill with
his excelsior Single Machine and prepared 20
make Walnut or Yellow Cottonwood shin gle
of the first quality and at prices to suit the
time, Orders filed on short notice, of any
number IN. to one hundred thousand, and on
hand at all times. G. BECKES.
Forest Hill, May IS, 1866. 2Itf
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Self love is the safest Of all loves-for most
people can Indulge in it without fear of rival
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STRAYED.

EROM the farm OF S. G.. Brown, near EmpO-
Il ria, on the Sd of May, large brown or
black horse pony, with blazed face three white
feet; a small piece cut out of his tongue hip
ped; and branded with a Mexican brand. ANY
information leading to his recovery will be suit
ably rewarded. Inquire at the News office, or
of me on Plum creek. WILLIAM GILMORE.
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The taxable property of Doniphan
county amounts IN the aggregate to g.
1903.
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JONES & STUTSMAN,
Merchant and Military Tailors,

IL Delaware, near Main street,
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
We keep large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Furnishing Goods, ETC., and are de-
any house in the State. Particular attention
paid to Military work. 24-ly
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Pocket Book LOSt---Liberal
Reward.

T OST, between Emporia and the residence
IL of the subscriber, eight miles north, on
Monday evening, the 18th inst, a tan-cOlore1
calf-skin pocket book, well worn, and contain
ing two hundred and seven dollars and some
cents in money, consisting Of two one-hun dred
dollar notes-national currency-one of them
nearly new, on the First National Bank of
Philadelphia; the other cannot describe; one
five and one two-dollar greenbaek, and some
postal currency; also duplic for one hun
dred and sixty acres of land, the property of
Fred Kurzen, of Lyon county.
A liberal reward viii be paid TO any per on
returning the pocket book to me or leaving it
at the EHPoR1A News Office, or for any inform
alton leading to its recovery.
P. B. MAXSON.
July 2Ist, 1866. 1881
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Just From st. Louis, new stock of La
dies, Gents and Children's Shoes, ofFtring !
low, at WHITE 4 CLAPP's.
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Cotton Yarns by the Bunch, cheap, go
ing like hot cakes, at WHITE 4 CLAFP's
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Plain and Fancy ShawIs just opened
at WHITE d Ola Prs.
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Green Backs Needed, at
WHITE & CLAPPs.
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Attess: NOEEs ss.Ozs, OIsrk. ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Amnstmenfs.
RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.


RARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Broadway between spI,n,c s5d rrpe' 81"
pELiasTYp i tlLY oooL GTaosPnEHE.
FoURTh wEEk AND coSrIsUED SUCCESS.
SPLENDID s sh e Il s21 PAxroMnE
MISS KATE PENEoYER' MR. C. X roA
EVERY ATT gNoOs st2 EVENING at
JAdK ASP ciIT %TTT q TT$ Hill TRICK,
AH"AAAAp md MIRfh'ISSiIRiNo Mci6ESTs
10 be 'f FROM {, n SUNRISE UNTIL O'CLOCK. pm
% smuse, instruct and interest ...o-,,,ra
T!iE CAROLINA TWINS.
sTfR H SniE5 DnVAArr
three ''''' 0 T Sh' p ISS orRcassas GIRL
THE FIFTH MS5Sou' NE FIFTH SALOON
LIVING SPECIMENS OF BIRDS AND ANIMALS.
''f''' ALONE 70 I; &SRfa III ~ rRcE OF ADMISSION
AUSTRALIAN t eFossTM aSp Ss9se %hiTr rEAcocss
TIVE sgsSss $s$FsE T5 sDISs
oE a,,.. u eSseaa s sS seen s n s@se
LIVING 'HoRiIf IyIE SgI BoA coysrRcroRsS = A'"~'
cO.norumas Leaned Seal Happy Family Grand AqaafA 10000
HS,si.sicn 30 cent. Children under ten is cent.
pLEECKER.Sr CIRCUS. r
ST. O. ch hAsr WEEK If The SEASON
81 F
And positively change Of programme on ah OCCASIONS
'"'' 'ip''''A'' u NELSON BROTHERS, ara
ENGLAND ASD FRANCE. aef
Fir sprelr.nee Of IN. repownea CUBAN PhyoRrgs ths
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