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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
AdmInIstratOrs Sale on Real Estate.

in pursuance Of a. order Of The Probate Court OF
Ntmaha County. Territory of Nebraska, granted on
lie l4ih day "f January 1887, VIC win offer for sale
q : public auction, on the 9Th day Of February AD.
inipon the premises. the following described Real
Estate Fit1atedei the County of Mem RIA, and Ter
rtory OF Aebraska, 70 wit, Fifteen O5(, acres Oh
ai the North East corner Of the North West quarter
o. Sfs!lOnzs, in Township SIX (sb North Of Range
Terms Of Sale Cash in hanS.
BrOEnville garuary 18th, 1867.
JAM u. COMRS. Administrative ard
MONROE J. COMBS AdnIiuistralriX
81 ihs EsiSte MCPHERSON L. COMBS decreased.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
NeiOdeOns and CahInet DREAMS.

We are now prepared to deliver in
this city, Princes Celebrated MelOdeOns
and Cabinet Organs a, Factory Prices.
This is he best opportunity ever yet Of
ferred, IN Ibis section, 70 become posses
sed of one Of these superior instruments.
GEO. w. HILL & co.
.AuthOriged 19gsHfs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

We call attention to The advertisement
of Land For Sale" by Col. FBrDas.--
/. is rich bottom and upland, and situat-
ed near the river in this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
Senator Upton

Arrived a, his homr, III this city, yes
|rday fresh from Washington, full of
bp-s Tor our ,perdy admission, ana look
! heauler ihan we ever saw him before.
is % b., way 10 Onlhl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

'@' Dye Is making wonderful pro-
\ WIN The pupils in his singing class
intends giving a Vocal and Inslru.
sa'aI aJghs clcSs e Dis usFm,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

It costs you no more TO buy a full
pound of d. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best
Chemical SaIeratus, ;han it does other
kinds that only weigh IA or Is ounces.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

N'OTeery keeps constantly on hand a
lP'e.e stock Of Paints, Oils, yarnisbes,
'''' P':'y, Paint brushes, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
tihIuh clipper Flows for sale at
SHELLENBERGER BROS.

Pocket Days IA great variety and
Alhauacsa al Marsh & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

The "Lady's Friend" for February,
received aEd is as beautiful and int.
Sung Ladies Magazine as il has ever
sn our pleasure To Perpse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

rla'''@Ogih Herald says i. is
my reported that the Pacific R. p.
-o''o'' the Missouri river has
located III Bellevue. W. mn.b
lbl II. We mOch
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Il'Ir to gel cheap reading i. a,
c,Tedqfi"g Esrqyy.~
ali New BoUEs as Don =.
''h"d' aud rsut hem ), On as
p reasonable
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

New Goods n, W II. McCrtery's
rs Dag Store f; where soc a always
q cu pie ,Iock Of every variety Of
~ up mR fri DIS Dug
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

superior article Of Imperial Tea a,
''I * Cos and a 'lee,ls' cheaper
q the cheapest Tya!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

'"y y9a' Groceries at Marsh & Cos.
highest price pad for all kinds Of
|On,ry Produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
Land for Sale.

have a lumber OfdesirabIe uninpFoyea tracts
\ Land "a "Nemaha johnson & PaEnee Counties
Seoraskas ans AtchisOn Cot nty No. which de-
- 10 sell, and will sell on long time 70 setuai SET,
eIs VINO viii improve the same. Also, several
i6-6t-pd n Y MUIR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

One LeepeF 4 KIddar Riding
Pillow for Sale. Enquire at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Four LOck-StltCh Shuttle Sew
ing Machines for sale. Enquire at
this office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Acnnf seventeen hundred and nioeig, entiuoa "An
act for the EoVeTnmsnt and fegulatien Of seap en- n
he merchant service. Approved, July g, 1875
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

-4hs pTatcsec By Thee. HiH
Go. 81 sare aoy instead q tive
F' s'A 'nss Waek.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

= New LO'-Ot Books jFst received for
9 ~0"d0f'rg Library at Marsh & Cos
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
CURL FOUR HAIR !
SENT FREE

IRE. ., nple OF Prof. BObb's CurIique will be sent
,trs;n 10y aoaress. The Curlique viii curl the
- gn'eSt halr on the 6rsE application without in
- sols luxuriant, bsautiful SuEIS.
n1ootsss, With stamp, Prof n. D. ROBB
Ooo.%tth IS66-6m PAEKNAy, 0RIo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Corul Corn !-Cash paid for Corn
IS 2ml BY wORTHING & WILCOX.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
Dissolution or Partnership.

The partnership. heretofore existing under the
name and firm Of Muir 1 Chat6eld is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
Jan, LIST 1867 r. W MUIR.
Z = CHATFIFID.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
Public No. 300.

An Act to revive and extend the Provisions o. "An
set granting tho Right OF Way and making a Grant
OF Land 10 the States Of Arkansas and Missouri, to aid
in the Construction OF a Railroad from a Pslnt upon
Little E1ck. tofhe Fexas Boundary, near Fulton. In
Arkansas, with Branches to Fort Smith and the Mis-
siPpi River, approves February 9, 1853, and Jor other
pufposes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Go to w. II. McCreery's for yOEr
Tough Medicine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

500 JOhn Drrrr's Celebrated Moline
.,. TIlEO. HILL & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Roba,k's Blood Pills for sale al
HOLIDAY & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

R0Oa'k'' Blood Purifier for sale at
HCLLADAY & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Magic Photographs at Marsh & Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

Robaek's Stomach Buffers for sale At
HOLLADAY g. cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
New Firm.

The businese will IN future be carried on under
the 6Tm Ct Muir, Chatfeld & Snow.
Jan, LIST 1851. +. r. V. MUIR.
H. r. F. CHATFIELD.
lest J. NJ. SNOW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
Ebt a0Uertiser
LOCAL L.
.vowyvIILE. THURSDAY JAN.sIIss:
.f=1.y1ed Igeuts for Prince &CO.

90 n. HuLLk co. ere the su'hoFiEed Agents
-, C.arty Tor Geo. A. Prince a Cos eels-
1, g., nrssns. NsIodsons. etc. For price,
a. Ndrsrf-er 0fcs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31

See The first page.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-31
+ Public-Nro. 3O31

An act authorizing the PAYMENT Of he Rev ardsofered
by the President Of the Unit ed States and the OnicerS
OF the War Department, in april. and Nay, 1865. for
the Capture OF the AsSasSinS OF the late President
Abraham Lincoln. aid TIE Secretary Of State, Hon.
william II. Seward. /"
Bet enacted by The Senate and HoWse of Repre-
'%entat'Ue' ofthe United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled,
That there be paid ont Of any moneys in the treasury
not otherWise appropriatedi ia satisfaction Of all
claims for Ibe rewards ohere aby the PseslIant OF the
United States or by authority Of the War Department
for the capture OF the assassins OF the late President
Abraham Lincoln. ard The Secretary Of State, vii.
liam u Seward. thu following. SONS t6 the following
named persons, viz
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
Preserveing Cabbages.

The following mode of putting up
cabbage for winter and spring use,
which we know by experience to be
a good way we copy from that most
valuable work, Gardening for profit, a
work which every farmer should have:
"Cabbages are preserved very sim
ply they are left out as late as they
can be pulled up by the roots, in this
section, about the end of November,
they are then pulled up and turned
upside down-the roots up, the heads
packed close together, in beds six
feet wide, with six feet alley between,
care being taken to have the ground
leveled where the cabbages are pla-
csd, SO that they pack nicely. They
are left in this way for two or three
weeks, or as long as the ground can
be dug between the alleys, the soil
from which is thrown in on the beds
of cabbages, SO that when furnished,
they have a covering of four OF six in
ches of soil. Thisis not enough to cov-
er the root, however, which IS left part
ly exposed, but this is in no way in,
jurioua. Some prefer to cover them
at once by ploughiag furrow, shovle-
ing it out wide enough to receive the
heads of the cabbages, and then
turning the soil in on the heads, and
so continuing until beds of six or
eight are thus formed. This plan is
rather more expeditions than the fors
mer, but it has the disadvantage of
compelling them to be covered up at
once by soil, while the other plan
delays it two or three weeks later,
and it is of the utmost Importance in
preserving vegetables that the oper-
alton particularly the final covering)
be delayed as late as the seasons frost
will premit. Generally more are
lost by beginning too soon than de-
laying too late. Onions, we find. are
best preserved in a barn or stable
loft, in layers from eightto ten inches
deep, covered up with about e foot of
hay or straw on the approch of Sc
we're frost. The great points to be
attained are low temperature and
a dry atmosphere these will bear
twenty degrees of forst without injury
provided they are not moved while
frozen, but they will not stand re-
duction of temperature much lower
than this without Injury"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
How to Send for Books.

ANY person wanting single book has only T. write
10 the subscriber enclosing the retail price and It viii
be forwarded by return mail Be careful write dis.
iTcty the Post ohee, County, and State Those want
ing quanty OF books, will d the bsst and safest way
to send the money by Express, by p o. money or
eet And the books VIII oe sent the day the order
Is received, Persons know the amount 10 send by
consulting the above list.
Special Nottce.-Persons ordering Singing
Books costing $40 % more Dozen will rec dive two
pieces of sheet music free of charge for each dezen or
dered aud those costing less than $1,000 Dozen will
receive one piece for each dozen Persons ordering will
please mention having this advertisement.
Address CHARLES Q. MELLOR,
81 " Woop STREET,
Oct, l6, 1G6T-2t) PtrrspuRsH.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
Some Poor Practices.

To attempt to fatten three hogs
1900 pounds of pork on just as much
feed as would keep two nicely grow
ing. -
To estimate agricultural fairs as
arrant humbugs, and spend three
> days every month saving the country
at political meetings.
To depend upon borrowing your
neighbers' rakes, mowers and all sorts
of implements in haying and harvest
time.
To house up a thousand bushels of
grain, waiting for rise, and till one
tenth has gone to rats and mice, and
the remainder smells like the essence
of rat, and the price is down forty
per cent.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
farm, Garden & atousfhold
Drying Apples.

Dried apples are used asa necessity
in place of green apples. They are
not to be compared, of course, with
the fresh, juicy fruit. This is in
consequences of an error on the part of
those who dry them. Almost any ap-
pies are taken to dry. Would a man
take such to eat-to use for cooking.
We eat bad apples only when we get
them in the dried state. Not only
that, we get them in bad state, part
ly rotten, sticking together, often
fly specked. 1t 10 the habit more
than any thing else that gives such
apples; we are also somewhat care
less and considerably ignorant. We
are not, or 40 not realize il, that an
apple dried is much the same that it
was before it dried, excepting the
juice. Thus a Sour apple will be
sour when dried, fully sour sn in its
green state. If hard and immature,
those qualities will be measurably re-
tanned. IF your apple is sweet, you
get sweet dried. If it has good
flavor when green, that flavor will be
retained when dried. If the fruit is
mellow, when dried it will retain its
mellowness. The best dried appls,
perhaps, that are used, are the
AEsopus Spftzenbergs-not when
made up as soon as picked but when
in mellow state as, they will be in
February or March, or earlier if the
season is warm. Made thon, when
a ay has no access to thcm, and prop.
erly dried, there is nothing finer, save
theprefection of the green fruit itself.
Thus, winter drying of fruit is better
than when made earlier. The dried
fruit then is clean, bright and mel
low, and not harsh and sour not
tasting of rotten and mold, unless
carelessly managed, dried too slow,
and PERMITTED to get damp during
the process (as the case somewhat
nights in absence Of 6re,) or after !;
for fruit when day, must be kept dry.
Treated thus, dried fruit is but lit
tie below fresh fruit. Try it.
Dried. apples may be made of an ex-
celent flavor, in the following man.
ner: After stewing them, or
cooking them down to a
soft mass. add "a few minutes before
taking them up) a lemon OF two, sill
ced thin an stir well into the mass.
Some persons who are unacquanted
with the method, take them for some
very superior fruit. 1t makes a very
nice fruit for the supper Or breakfast
table.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
GOOD NEWS


more vegetable extraetye twenty boxes
Ilpihda any where in the world besices; fifty five
yIsnre physician them in their practice to this
exclusion OF other purgayes The first letter Of their
siueis yet scarcely aapreeatsds When they are bet
known a sudden death aud continued sickness ALL
be Of the past Let those who know them speak right
ut in their favor II i duty which will save life
Our race are subject redundancy Of vitated bile
It this season, 1t is dangerous as II is prevalent
nut Brandreths Pills afford invaluable and eicient
protection. their occasional prevent rho
election OF those Impurities which, when in su cisnt
uantig IS much danger to the body's hsaitn.
rheY Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Loss OF APP
petite Pain in the Head, heartburn, Pain in Urea SIT
Rome, Sudden Pantntss and Costivsnees- Sold bye all
respectable Dealers in Het lciRes
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30

To planta big orchard of fruit trees
with first thought of money making
and leave them to do or die.
To keep two fancy FIVE hundred
dollar carriage horses, and pay six
dollars a day for team TO plough.
1t is probably poor practice to
call shook learning all boch, to ig-
norance news and agricultural pa
pers, and attempt to keep an even
yolk with your progressive neighbcr
by main strength and stupidness.-
"Cosn10"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
Take Your Choice
Sep, rs 1867, le

One Dollar commission will be allowed to ANY
person sendns the Of tieo subsc rlbers with
the money fer year
Cory Of the Observer for one year will be
TO ANY person sending four ReIc subscribers
and fourteen dollars,
A = % sewing nchine, either
Wheeler Wilson OF Grover Baker, will be sent TO
person sending us the names of EIGHrREs NEW
SuascRiHERs the
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
New Work Observer.

with the money ls6s) for on year in advance.
We have sen away premiums more than SEVEN
HUNDRED of these Machines and they give universal
satisfaction.
Hs- sesd by cheek dTa.t, o. Post-ofics order.
Single Copids and Circulars sent free Terms s. 90
year ia advance. SIDNEY Z. MORSE, Jr., Co.,
Oct I6, Isez, ~ 81 Park Row, N. Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
MONEY FREE as WaIER--1oooo ACTIVE

MONEY FREE AS WATER.-10,000 ACTIVE
wi Local and Travelling Agents. Male or female, Of
all ages wanted TO solicit trade In every CITY Town.
Hamlet, Workshop and Factory, throughout the entire
world for tn most saleable novelties Known
500 per cent. prudt and READY SALE WHEREVER
OFFERED. Smart men and women make from IS
70 $50 per day and risk Of loss. small capital
quired of frem $40 10 $l00-the mopey invested
the greater the profit. No money required in odraEcs
sre first send he articles and rsesps pay asrrdrds-
II aeualiytwsh to make money rapidly and easily.
write for full parfsc uiars and address,
MILN0R 4 Co ,fFrom paris)
2l0 Broadway, New York City.
iy-(EswY rpers o. .ius VII be iihtfallt dsaltv
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
BUTLER, October 7tb, 1867.
P-EgO RpEC
Administrator Notice.

ESTATE OF SAMUEL McMUR6Y JR. DECD.
II ETTERs of Administration having been granted to
the undersigned on the Of Samuel sIcAiurry
Jr late Of Mercer tp Butler county deed. therefore,
all person knowing themselves indebted to said estate
requetsd TO mako immediate payment, and all per-
having clams against will please present
them to the undergnsA properly authenticated for set
R.F. sEAToN,
Oct. 10, Iss7--lt) Admx. /:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
Executors Notice.

Estate Of john Mechting decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters T restamentary
IN on the estate of John Mechng, ,late Washington
tp Butler CO. decd have this day, (sept 10 1861 been
granted TO the Undersigned by the Hegister of said
county therefore, all persons Indebted 10 said estste
are required to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands asias; the will present
JOHN MECHLING,
J. l.. MECHLiNG.
Sep 25 1867 1t Executors
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
TASTE I'm CoNIPosfrIoN
SINGING BOOKS,
Where to Buy Them, and How to
Send for Them.

Now being the time of year when Singing Schools
and Church Chor' are practising. and the young and
old folks are singing around the family circle It is inn
pOrtant for all TO know,
Who're is the best Place TO Buy Singing Books.
The subscriber pays especial attention this depart
meut Of his business, keeping always ON hand great
variety Of Singing books sacred secular adult and
Juvenile including all the works Of tue most celebrated
comp bsers Of the day. For the convenience Of the
Dubc is given the fOllnwing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
W itherspoon Institute.

THIS High School in Butler ia in very prosperous
Il condition; there being in attendance during the
session now closing. 100 scholars.
The new building furnishes ample room for recital
ton PURPOSES and for arders who from abroad.
The accomplished Principal, besides giving his
tire time the destruction of the pupils, empl Us able
assistance in the German and French lang in the
classics. in Music, and in the English Branches
The Winter Session OF 20 weeks will commence on
the first Monday of November next.
II. b. WALKER, Pres
LOYAL You've, Sec, (0ct 0, 1867 J
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
ILLUSTRATED
DOMESTIC BIBLE.
BY REV. 1seRAnAM COMM, A. NJ.

rINHIs WORK contains all the plans Of the Commen
tarss and Is neat and Of convenient size for family
II will require but little examination tJ see that
this edition OF the Sacred Writings embraces many fea
lures before cnmbufd in volume, and j. n
valuable acquisition to the family circle and the Bb
cal student Some of the most Important and distin
gushing features Of this bible
l. Seven hundred Wood EngIavin2s. Many thou
stnd marginal references. g. Three finely executed
Steel EDgravngs. !. Numerous improved readings.
g. A corrected chronological order. An exposition
each chapter containing tn Of the best Com
meniators, with nuch original matter by the editor.
I. The poetcal books in the metrical form Reflec-
tons drawn from the subjects OF the chapter and giving
in a condensed form its spiritual import. o. Questions
ut the end Of ech chapter, for family examination.
TO- Dates affixed TO the chapters for each morning snd
evenings reading, comprising the whole Bible in
To these have lately been added two very desirable
features, viz II contains family photograph depart
ment In connection with the family record, and *
tended concordance. 1t is Of the most desirable
Bibles published. The work contains nearly fifteen
hundred crown quarto pages, printed from clear and
beautiful type, ne paper, with numerous engravings,
and is bound in three different and beautiful styles.
Rev John Davis, of Connoqnenessng ownshfp, IL
Agent for Butler County. Post ONCE Addr.ss,
WHITBST0WN, Butler County. Pa.
March 1i-S. M-N
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
AdTminisfrafOr's Notice.

ESTATE OF l. IL. BROWN. DECD.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of ministra
IN tion the estate of 1. IL. Brown, of herce
township, Bnter county, Pa, decd, have this day
September l2 1887 granted to the undersigned;
therefore, all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate, will make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the will present them
properly authenticated for settlement,
ALEXANDER BROWN
Sept. is, 1S67-4t.I Admir-.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
JUVENILE hooks


The subscrber has also hand large collection OF
Sacred Gleo, Chorus, Anthem Temperance &c. Books
not named in the above list which persons can ascer
tain tho price OF, by writing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30
Carefully Compounded.

Thankful for past flvors invite the public gene
ally to call and examine our stock We eOnhdeD
thai we sell at reasonable rates any similar
establishment in the county.
m.y -. ~ vr
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30

f,r two wears developing themselves on my limbs and
other parts of my b dy. The sufferings which Gu
dured from them indescfihable. suihce 1t 10 say
that faithfully tried several Of the mcst popular hu-
NOR remedies, but without removing the affection At
ngth by the earnest request Of an intimate friend,
Was inducsd L, try DR.. ] W. Poands ilumor Doctor,
and yerv hanpy to attest that all my boils were re
moved and my health was restored oy using Dr. f'.
land afore aid medicine. ,,, 49,,
Boston. JAN II, 1856. MlLION YALE
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-10-30

A. c. W. Esq, Manchester, N, H. 80
Dr. j. W PoLAND-Dear Sir: very cheerfuily give
nv testimony in favor of your Humor Doctor as an eS
cellent remedy for humors My numerous acqueint
e1ce in Manchester know h w severely was afflicted
with Bos and they know how perfectly good my health
is at present Your IIuner Doctor cured me. Please
refer to me for particulars in my case.
Manchester N. ii June IL. 49, A. U. NLLAOE
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-28
EVENING TELEGRAPH-PHL ADELPHIA FRDAY JUNE 28 8e7.

manager, and he is a veteran. We hope "The
Governor will be awarded thum Ding legacy.
On Monday night Skid & Gaylords Minstrels
commence an engagement Tor week at the
Chestnut.
ARCH STREET THEATRE L. Fox, the great
clown, appears again this evening In Jack ana
en-, for his benefit. This new pantomime Is
one of the best and most amusing that we have
witnessed, and it is performed in admirable style
throughout. Remember Fox's benefit tonight.
We would also direct especial attention to the
fact that tomorrow Saturday afternoon a
grand matinee entertainment will be given, the
entire proceeds OF which are TO be handed over
TO the Philadelphia Association for the Relief of
Disabled Firemen. The people of this city
should assist Mrs. John Drew and Mr.. G.. l..
Fox to make this real benefit. The house
ought TO be crowded in every part.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE Benefit of Mr..
Joseph Jefferson. Rip Van Winhte will be played
ior the last time but one.
THIS is THE LAST NIGHT but one Of the season
at CafncIoss q Dixey's.
The LUBIN BROTHERS will move their ''Dabo-
lorumn into Carncross q Dixey's Family Re-
sort next Monday, and in the evening will en-
tertain their friends with feats OF magic.