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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-12
VALLEY ITEMS.

On Christmas Eve the ladies of Front
ROYAL held supper and exhibited tableaux
for the benefit of the noble object of decorating
the graves of the Confederate dead. The
sum of 5000 was cleared. $3.50 collected
before makes the present fund $3.50. Two
hundred Confederate dead are estimated to be
scattered over the soil of that gallant little
county. Their remains it is desired to assem-
BILE in cemetery by the LIST of April. Mrs.
Giles Cooke is president, and Miss Lucy Buck
Secretary of the Association. Contributions
may be sent to either of them.
Il On the arrival of the mail stage at Wood
stock, from Winchester, on Christmas night,
a rocket was thrown up by some boys, which
fell among the horses, just as Mr.. Jesse Orn-
dorff the driver, had left his seat, causing
them to turn short round and run of at full
speed-upsetting and dragging the stage sew
eral hundred yards, when the fore wheels be-
came detached, and the horses ran with it
about mile. Fortunately, the stage was but
little injured, but two of the horses were so
badly bruised that it was found necessary to
kill one of them.
"A slight row occurred in Staunton on
Christmas day, between the negroes and
whites, in which the negroes came out second
best Some half dozen negroes were knock
ed down and severely handled.
= Mr.. Richards has sold about seventeen
acres off his farm, on the river, few miles
from Front Royal, to Northern Company,
for the purpose of erecting large matufacto-
ries.
= On Sunday, the Sd inst, house in
Luray, occupied by negroes, was burned to
the ground with nearly all of its contents
A child about three months old, belonging
to one of the women that lodged in the house,
was burned to death in the house,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-12
TO THOSE INHERITED.


T HAVE number of Accounts now outstanding.
many of them running through the year, that
MUST be settled AT ONCE, or ] shall be forced to
close up shop or curtail business. hope those
kno wing my necessity will appreciate my wants,
and settle and pay without further delay.
JACOB e. KEMP. (
charIestoy,n. January u, ls69-st. T. P
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-12

The !! house Of GEO p. RowELL & Co Is the onIy
one ~ IA lne ousiness that has itseh used advertising
iney spend large sums, and find by personal expe.
teI.ee Iat &C ertIsng pays the best-N. Y Mail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-12
NEW ADvERTIsEMENEs

Honev- ,1rcer7ne. Elder Flower, B0quot
and Palm,
10 Quality. styse and Perfume warranted equal
TO the English szd sold fully 50 per cent cheaper,
mand for the foreign soaps, and the unprecedented
success Of the American Company Toilet Soaps
now sold every here in the UAstcd States
naekEoNE, TANHAAGEN & Co, Sole Mani,rf,
fhiiadelphia and New York
EXTRAORDINARILY scI1 the A
MEkCAN KNITTING MACHINE PRICE
= s. ne sira2 tests cheapest and best KNITTING
MACHINE ever Invented. Will knit $4,000 stitch
es per minute Liberal inducements to Agents.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis, No.
Gasp RAPIDS. kliel.. Sept. no. 1858.
LrrrrNcorr & BtkKkwElL.
The people Eeem 10 be crnxY about xour Rrn
JACKET AXIS Please send me twenty dozen more
oeuFH truly w.D.F-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-12

HN1HlHHNlh WAdtD BEECHER.
OF Mr., Henry Ward Beecher. the General
says: II guess Beecher donst want any office:
but he would be better preacher if he were
less politician, andEa better politician if he
were less preacher" =
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
River DisDnfcl,es. I

CINCENEATI, Feb. G.--The river has risen
n inches, with 23 feet inches In the chan-
mel. Weather + Tclear.f heImometer 49, g
LoUIsvHLt.F,s February 6.-Port list Kate
Robinson, Cincinnati to Tennessee River :
Cora -, TO Arkansas River; lie Claire 70
Tennessee River. The rfver islfslnR. with
feslt la the canal: feet inches IA the
chut-, and five feet over the rocks Busi-
ness dul.
Z CAIRO, February 7.-BeIle AIempbts. 81
Louis to Memphis al P. M. Norman
Memphis TO Evansville al III ~ n tsarr1sii
Alice, New Orleans - Cairo al ia NJ I. pis
marck, ~. Louis 10 New Orleans al M A a /.
D1v q watts st. Louis To TBnneEsee RfN1ar'
al l T. M hon a ccord, AfetrOpolfs 70 81
Louis at p. N. Belle Vernon, PittsDure1 10
~. -. L2nls at 3 z. n. Alps, New Orleans So
Wea. her olea7.
A~arpIIIs, Feb. 7.-Weather cool and q a
settled. rafting hard during the forenoon
the river fell one inch. ArrIYed-lstI vel
Moon. from Cincinnati; Aff5OnauL, from
Louisville. Departed-Lizzje Gill, for st.
Louis; Richmond, with J 90 bales cotton,
Nick longWofth, Iudiahas Robert Burns
and Moilie Able, FOR New Orleans.
The reported sinking Of the COOsa Is In
coFreci.. Ihe. officers RI the MollIe Able
report her at Fulf8n All right and on her
way up. The officers of the Olive Branch
report that. when the fCoosa, which left
here yesterday for Evansville with 200
bales of cotton, was found TO be In a sink
.iEg condition when near Randolph, was
run ashore. Her cargo Is now being un-
loaded.
s NAsHvILLE, Feb. 6.-River STATIONARY.
Weather cloudy and cool. Fanny Brandeis
arrived from Evansville. Talisman, for
Cairo, and Fanny Brandeis, for Evansville,
departed.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
A GARD.

8tsrs BAND ROOM OF TILE -
EVANSVILLE CoRNEr BAND, Feb g, 1868.
RcsolUod, That we return our heart
felt thanks to the citizens Of Evans
ellie generally, for their cordial re-
spouse for our behalf in aiding us 50
far in the payment Of our new iBstru
ments.
.IeeSOt0ed, That we are under many
obligations to Messrs. ArmstrOng Il
Co, BIoomer q HoiDg. S. Meyer x
/ Co, v. Wetsel, VIM. French & Go
Hollingsworth Il Co., Mark, Warren
& Co, Miller, Karges& Co, for,dona
tions In furniture and fixtures for fit
ting up our Band Room
0es0lUed, That we shall ever feel in
debted to the kind lady managers Of
the Orphan Asylum, for the splendid
collation. set for us on last Thur sday
evening, the night of cur reception.
N ReS0fge,l, That the band will ever
hold IN kind remembrance the ser
vices of Professor William Buck, oar
teacher and leadar, for his great pre-
fciency in bringing us rapidly for
ward Ia our music, and acknoWledg
his capability as teacher and leader,
as that of a frst-elass musician,
r. I1esOIUod, That these resolutions
be published in the city papers.
VIM HELDER, President.
y T. il. CONANT, Secretary.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

DEPLOYTNG AS .SKTRAIISHERs.-Th
competition between the Henderson
packets is becoming quite lively, and
" strategy, my boy. fine strategy = is
being resorted to, to secure freight
and passengers. The following will
illustrate: On Friday night last the
officers of both the packets learned
that there were two head OF cattle and
one or two passengers to be had by
running down to a warehouse some
mile and a half below the city, and
each determined to secure the prize
by slipping quietly down, at early
dawn, and before the other could get
steam up. just before daylight the
.Sallie ". slipped her cable aud with
out the tinkling Of bell, dropped
out from shore and made off at full
speed for the lower warehouse. So
quiet were her movements made, and
with such celebrity, that Capt. Martin
and Hoon Miller, thu pilot. were left
ashore and had to follow in skiff.
The Mollie Norton slipped out quietly
a moment later. and also ran down
to secure the coveted freight and pas
sengers. and in order to make it doubly
sure. the bar-keeper of the Norton re-
sorted to the strategy of deploring
as skirmishers. to use the language
of a distinguished army surgeon, and
so started out from the river in the
direction he supposed the cattle and
the passengers would come. The
hour was an early one, the neighbor-
hood strange one, aud as Field eau
tiously threaded his way through the
dim shadows of gray morning, he was
somewhat startled to find man or a
boy picketiDg each fence corner along
the lane, having been previously sent
out or |" deplored as skirmishers' By
the Sallie V,whiehisuceeededin sscur-
ing the freight. Field says he viii &C
down the night before, on the mex
occasion of the kind, and picket the
whole shore himself alone. Though
the competition is warm. the mos
friendly relations, we are glad to say
exist between the crews OF the com
peting boats. as4
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

POPULAR TRAIN.--We are pleased
to note the liberal patronage given the
Vincennes Accommodation train on
the e. & G. Road. 1t has proved a
great convenience to the people along
the line to Vincennes. and of benefit
especially to our retail merchants. 1t
is gratifying also to note that it has
proven profitable institution to the
Company; part of its success be-
ing due to the attentive services of
Conductor Bush. We hope the Com
pany may soon see its way clear to
extend its trips to Terre Haute, thus
having two daily through trains.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

The FIRST BICYCLE. The first
two wheeled velocipede made its ap-
pearance on the streets of our city on
Saturday. and created great ftrore.
It was built at the wagon makers
shop of j. B. Green & Son, and is a
very substantial machine. though sus-
ceptible of considerable improvement
in style and finish. w. H. Hugo, Of
New Harmony, exhibited it to the
astonished multitudes, who followed
him with all the eager attention they
exhibit on occasions of the procession
of a circus and animal show, through
the streets. The rider managed it
with considerable dexterity and ad-
dress. though the bicycle exhibited
an obstinaey at turning corners that
could not be overcome, always in
sisting on going to the left, and obsti
nately refusing to turn to the right
The rider perspired freely, which in
dicated that but for the name of rid
| ing, it would have been less wearisume
to walk. We are told that it was out
for an airing again on Sunday morn
ing. and attracted large crowd oI
small boys, who should have been a
Sunday School. It is said, by the
way, that there are three hundred We
llocipedes now in daily use in New
York City, and it is expected that the
number will soon be increased to three
| thousand. One manufacturer is en-
| gagged on an improvement that vii
enable the rider more easily to propel
the vehicle. s.sfs.s slts-ls'.,.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

PERSONAL. - AmonglIthe arrivals
by Saturday nights train were George
Foster, Esq, of Foster, Gwyn 4 Co.,
New York, and Col. Thomas John
son, connected with the house Of
Shaw. Barbour &l:Co.. Cincinnati
These gentlemen are both old citi-
zens of Evansville, and their many
friends will be glad to meet them in
their old home.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

LOST AND FoUND.-Some ten days
or two weeks ago, Joe Mayors, a for
mer attache Of Skiff 4 Gaylord's 9
Minstrels, who had been dismissed
the Company, spirited away a favorite
dog, to which the whole Company
were greatly attached. The Chief of
Police, of this city, was teIegraphed
to look for the dog on the Darling,
where he was found, and handed over
to Capt. Travis, Of this city. for safe
keeping. AS sooR as the band of the
Minstrels struck up last night the
dog rushed aboard, and his expires
sions of delight were thrilling in the
extreme.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

SUEDAT 5cHDpL ,AaHEvRRsAHY -
The NFaInpt Street Presbyterian Sab
bath School held its anniversary ex-
ereises yesterday afternoon. Tho
main audience room of the church
was crowded with children, parents
and friends of the School, and the
exercises were of very interesting
character. The report of the Seere-
tary and Treasurer. Capt. James il.
Orr. showed an enrolment of 29O
members, and an average attendance
Of 241; and in addition to the regular
contributions for current expenses,
the collections in the different mis-
sionary classes of the School amount
ed to $21O, which was appropriated to
several missionary objects in the
home and foreign fields. The Super
intendent, Mr.. I. w. Turner, gave
quite an Interesting review of the
operations of the School for the past
year, with some valuable sugges7 :
ions as to the future work to be
accomplished. The Miracles :of
Christ were recitcd by different mem
bers of the school. with very happy
effect, and with more than the usual
distinetness and spirit The most at
tractive feature of the exercises was
an object singing exercise by Miss
Woodbury's infant class. After a
brief address by Professor Willett,
number of prize Bibles and gift
books were presented to such as had
been perfect in their recitations, or
present every Sabbath of the year,
A very neat printed programme was
distributed throughout the audience,
embracing the Order of Exercises,
the Roll of Honor of the Scholars, a
summary of the Secretary's and
Treasurer's report, and list of the
classes and missionary titles. The
school enters upon new year with
bright prospects for usefulness aud
prosperity.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

HEAVY HAULINa.-On Saturday
second effort was made to remove the
huge blocks of marble that have for
some time past obstructed the wharf.
One of the largest was, after much
. labor and difficulty. loaded on a low
truck wagon, and then snaked up the
wharf by means of blocks aud tackle,
team of farm horses being used in
lieu of eapstan. The process was a
slow one, but success vindicates its
adoption. The heaviest blocks of
marble weigh nearly six tons, we are
told, and are very valuable.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

SKIFF & GAYLoRD's MINsrRELs.-
Tonight Skif & Gaylord's Minstrels
rea-prear at the Opera House, for one
night only. This troupe enjoy a well
earned and worldwide reputation,
and combine With their talents as
musicians, the characteristics of gen.
tlemen. sFe bespeak for them q
crowded horss tonight, as they appear
on this OCCASION for one time only.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
NEW YORK. July Isi ~

DEAR SIR: In your paper of last weeE
you or one OF your correspondents say that
Dr. - is not the originator of shs ceIe-
brated sANTA71OE BIrTERS. and th5t they
were manufactures and sold by one Pedro
Adrtette, aE Old Spaniard IN the Island oil
st. Thomas, over forty years ago, as every
old sea captain can testify. Now, sir, 1 can
certify 70 the above as being true, for
have followed the sea for over forty year
most of the time doing business with the
West Indies. These same Bitters, differ
emily put Lp and named, were bFoughJ 70
my notice ON my first trip TO the Island OF
~. CroiX for a cargo of rum, and for years
and years afLer my ships stores were
never without them. 1 always supplied
my family and many OF my neig hbors With
them, and can truly say better BItters
and Tonic is not male in all the world
Yours trdly,
E.AE~r IEN rr.--.z
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
TO she Public.

Reports having been circulated that
the Evansville Cornet Band could not
fill engagements for professions, &C.,
on account of having no competent
leader, we wish respectfully to inform
our friends and the public that the
valuable services of Prof. VIM Buck
are still, and will be. retained by
them, and they are ever ready to fur
nish such music as may be required
of the Band. VIM. HELDER,
President e. @. Band
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

NEW QUARTERS. = The Young
Mems Christian Association of this
city have leased the room occupied
last year by the Board of Trade, over
the Merchants National Bank, which
they are fitting up in handsome style
for the use of the Association. They
expect to be able to occupy it on
Thursday next, and will probably
hold the Young Mems Prayer Meet
ing. there on Friday morning.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

SCHOOL ExAMINATIoN.-The ex-
animation of the public school will
be continued to-day, commencing at
II PM, in the primary department..
ALI parents Of pupils. and all who
take real interest in the prosperity
Of Gus schools are respectfully inyi-
ted to attend
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

UNION PRAYER MEETING.-During
the week Of prayer held In January
last by the various branches of the
Presbyterian church in this city, it
was determined to hold one Union
prayer meeting each month through
out the year. Agreeably to this reso-
luton the meeting for February will
be held in the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church on Tuesday evening, to
which all are invited.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

Ohio and Mississippi RailrOad.
srnAMpnATIINH.


70 LsOUIsYTLLE.-Every MONDAY ana
Saturday at l0o'clock A-M- Every TUESDAY
Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday 81 .
O'Clock ?. II. .
10 CAIRo-Daily. except Sunday at
o'clock p. M. - /.
TO GREEr RIvER.-Every Monday and
Friday at o'clock P. n. Every THURSDAY
at 8 O'Clock P. n.
To EAsTPoRT.-EveryM Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at O'Clock p. n.
70 HEGDERsoE-Daily, except sundays,
TO NAsHv1LLE-Every Wednesday and
10 ~ WTssrPHIs.Every Tuesday at 4P.M.
RockportGtage (vIa Newburgh and Boon
Wiley Carrying the mali. leaves at A. NJ.
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays. Thursdays
New Harmony Mall stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. II. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n. ~
ht- Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily lex
cept Gundaysl at Z A. NJ Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by p. n.
To oNEWBURG.-HacKd daily Except Sun
Say,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock P. II.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

JUSTICES COURTS. s.-There were no
cases. ofpublic interest in any of the
Justices courts on Saturday. JUS
tiees Walker and Emery are both Ill,
and the former, though considered
somewhat easier yesterday, is still Sc.
riously i'll, and grave apprehensions
are entertained for his recovery.
Justice Emery has for some time
been confined to his house by rheum-
atiSm.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

RB- For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors for medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes,
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Sehuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, 18 South First Street
Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours jan13 6mOs.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
FOCAL MOTxCEs.

FoR RENT.--A suburban residence
near rthe city of Henderson, contain
ing 26a acres of land, peach and apple
orchards, two cisterns, one well, and
all necessary out buildings. Will be
leased for three years. Terms low.
Apply to Jas. I'll. Letcher, at l.. Ruff
ner, jr., & Co. 8, No. z Main Street,
Evansville.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

EVERYBODY may know of what
DR.. j w. Poland's Humor Doctor Is
compounded, by writing to the pro-
prietor. The best known roots and
herbs are used. and combine pleasant
ness 70 the taste with sure results.
Sold by Cloud & Akin.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
YoUNo MEMS PRAYER MEETING :

YOUNG MEMS PRAYER MEETING. -
The young mems prayer meetings,
which have been attended with so
much interest during the past two
weeks, will be continued this week.
This morning it will be held in the
Vine Street Church to morrow morn
ing 10 the Zion Church; on Wednes-
day in the German Methodist Church,
and on Thursday in the Walnut
Street Church. All are invited to
attend.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

ALARM OF FrRE.-An alarm of fire
was caused about 8 o'clock on Satur'
day night by the appearance of a
dense smoke about Trinity Church
caused, it is supposed. by the choking
up of fue. The engines were out,
but their services were not required
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

TERRIBLE .AoCIDENT.-We have
by special dispatch 20 the JOURNAL,
an account of horrible accident that
happened on Saturday evening to q
boy named John Gregg, aged fourteen
years, at the Farmersville Mills.
Yosng Gregg, it is said, was from this
eiky
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
Feb. 6, 1869. feb8-It

Br For Throat Diseases and affec
tions OF the chest. q Broaoa's Bronchi-
at 4Foches, or Cough Lozenges, are
of great value. La. coughs, Irritation
of the throat caused by cold, or unu-
isual ezertion of the vocal ORGANS, In
speaking In public, or singing, they
produce the most beneficial results.
The Troches have pr0Ued their eff
cacy. fSeOd.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

HolIE AGAIN. = Mr.. John Schu-
bert. of the firm of McNeely & Schu-
bert. real estate agents, was a passen-
ger By the Morning Star on Saturday
having just returned from a business
trip to California. He is looking very
well. and reports having had pleas
ant trip to the land of gold and giaut
trees.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
In Bankruptey.

gEYHfIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE that. on
- the 2yh day of January, A.D- 1863. a
warrant IN bankruptcy was Issued aeai llst
the estate of Nicholas ShOrle. of EvanSville.
in the county OF Vanderburgh and state Of
1solana. who has been adjudged a bank
inent of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to
aim or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him, is forbidden by law (:
thai meeting of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, TO prove their debts and chbbse
one or more assignees of hts estate. will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, TO be hold
en- at the office of Charles II. Butterfield,
Evansville, Ind. oE the 10th day of March,
AID. 1853, at O'Clock A NJ q
BEN. j. SPOONER
u. s. Marshal, District Of Indiana,
fe6 DIT Messenger. 81.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
Evansyille. February 8th. 1869.

THE Board of Directors of the LII.
brary Association acknowledge the
receipt through J. j. Chandler, ESQ
the following list of new books from a
former resident of Evansville, now OIL
New York city: Deus Homo;' p
Man as Spiritual Being5 Light
on the Last Things" Our Child
rem in Heaven" {" Our Eternal
Home" " Religion and Life"
H. w. CLOUD, President.
By FL. 7. BboUNT. Cor. Sec. Z. i. a.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

SUNDAY SPoRTs. In addition to
tho yeloeipede exhibition. yesterday
afternoon. some fifty or hundred
boys. ranging in age from eight to
seventeen years, were treated to an
exhibition Of the manly art Of self
defence in the alley back of the
American House. The parties en-
gagged were quite small, but they are
said to have manifested degree of
science that would hardly be expected
in men of ripper years The crowd
witnessing this exhibition consisted
chiefly of boys, who seemed highly
interested in the proceedings. The
fghtists were stripped to the buff.
and on the appearance of a police
officer, they gathered up their duds
and scampered off before they could
be caught. They are known, however,
and will probably be called on to pay
for their fua. 81 sf7i
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
new Books.

Just received by Express, the fol.
lowing new and elegant bound books:
Ecee Deus Homo" " Ecce Deus, =
Ecce Homo, /" Deus Homo, . IS Re,
ligion and Life, - Our Children in
Heaven" "Our Eternal Home, /"
Light on the Last Things {" Man
as q Spiritual Being" The College,
the Market and the Court" /" Debate
on Atonement," by Stinson and
Hume. Call at the Library Rooms.
oa Locust Street, over the Post-office.
and see what a magnificent array of
books we have.
f. STINsoE, librarian.
Feb. 9, 1869. febS-1t
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

JOB WORK.-It is generally under
stood, at home and abroad, that there
is no successful competition with the
JOURNAL Job Office in Southern In
diana or, indeed, anywhere west of
Cincinnati. -
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
ieb3 1w

HT~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
-BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner OF Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention Of the ladies inyited. None
but the best kept. Toc26 DIFF
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The old
Union Brewery was sold at Sheriff s
sale. on Saturday. for 5000. William
HeIlman was the purchaser.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

A CARD TO Our FRIENDs.-We
would be under many obligations to
our friends if they would please re-
turn those pliers, tOIss, saws, &c.,
that we have loaned them.
Respectfully, RONALD FISHER. +
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

ANDY McKEE.-0ur former fellow
citizen. Andy Mckee. is one of Skif
& Gaylord's troupe, and will be glad
to see all his old friends, and many
new ones, at the Opera House to-
night. As a singest and daneist Andy
is magnificent success. Call in.