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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-07-22

FOREPAUGff,s GIGANTIC MENAGERIE
AND CIRCUS.-This con- biilAtiOn will
appear here on Thursday, July 18th. 1t
Is without doubt, the Yrandest affair,
both in the extent and variety Of its col
lection Of animals, and the magnitude
of its proportions, that has ever been
placed on exhibition In the State. MIR.
Adam Forepaugh, the manager and pro-
prietor Of the establishment, has spared
neither time, pains nor money to place
his great aggregation Of attractions on n
standard, in point Of excellence and su.
periority, absolutely beyond any thing
Of the kind ever before attempted, while
HE strict adherence to the rule which
he adopted from the beginning, viz, of
advertising nothing but what he is com.
petent to fulfil aud perform, has conspir-
ed to rank him first In the catalogue Of
the 'managesial fraternity" in the tent.
ed field. Que peculiar feature Of the
com bination which gives 1t credit and
eclat abroad, il the fact that 1t gives the
best Of satisfaction. and Is highly com
mepded 10y the public press. The Cleve-
land Herald says:
"rhis is not show of mere glittering
generalities, but solid and substantial
accumulation on inagnificentIy grand
basis of twenty flee elegantly decorated
cages, filled with the chO icest excerpts
from the Kingdom Of animated life in all
parts of the world, besides elephants,
can,els and drometlaries Of the finest
specimens we ever beheld. The Circus
and Menagerie are. given in separate
apartments, which vary materially, and
enhances the interest Of both. Romeo
is claimed u he, and no doubt is, the
largest elephant ever exhibited In
America.
1.-THE Circus is good; the animal show
extraordinary. Altogether it is the
finest thing ever seen in Cleveland.
mo person should fail to witness
these gigantic exhibitions" "
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''Oh! tits sweet to press the pillow of a cottage
bed,
And listen ~. 70 the pat'er Of the soft rain over
but when the "soft rain" has been drip
ping each consecutive day for about
Assee& weeks, and the .'cettagel roof
leaks like a sieve. the sweetness is not
near so noticeable as the mustiness.
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CoRRECTIoN.-In part Of last weeks
edition, the mistake is made Of saying
that the approaching solar eclipse will
appear OH Sunday, August It'll, instead
of iSntcrd0v, August 7th. 2
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To strengthen and invigorate the sys'
TEN during the hot months use 1.-The
Peoples Favorite Bitters." Sold by
Hall 4 Schumacher.
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Twenty three bridges In Peoria coun-
IT,, III. were carried off by the recent
rains.
The peach crop Of Michigan promises
well this season. and We may look for
al. abundant crop from the Easteru
Shore. Those who have visited the
great orchards say that the prospects
are flattering and the supply will be
large.
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81 4 S<LEkB1G toilet article, Haraes
Magnolia Water, A1 Hall II Sehmuck er's


isrtnMAL REVENGE AAsgssSH.-As
sMe learn from the Darenfsst Gazette.
Mr.. ]. 4. ctxlAtaii Of Davenport. task
Friday saeetved IA pOintpasat as Ass't
Assessor Of IaferRAi Revenge for End
DIV. Of Sad District at Io&ss. viii, a
special A0saRaiSst0a ITO 0a4ke ass.sss.
meists IN any part OF the 8aesnd CoIlae-
ton District II Iowa, for all taxax isn
posed Oh liquors sid 'distrfbntive shares
!, OF personal property aud SUGGESTIONS To
real estate"
The Gazette further states that iii,
pursuance Of this authority Mr.. Gran
dali siai, about the irst Of next month.
commence systematic visitation to
eaci, county seat in the Second Cougres-
sional District, for the purpose Of max
Ing thorough examination into the as
easements made for the purposes indi-
Gated"
The appointment Of Mr.. Crandaii Is
sNathsr ease Of the restoration of an
pmcer " H,e present administration, to
position fnatA which he was removed
BY Andrew JOhnson on account Of fidel-
ny to principle AID the too vigilant dis
charge Of his Official duties.
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respondent who is DESTROYS making
known to the public through the medi-
UNI of the paper the fact that he is
INDEPENDENTLY. morally and a. to
good clothes. He appears to he proud
of, or ut least pleased with his downfall;
aud tells of it with a smack of gratifica-
ton that reminds US of the old story
about the servant girl who ran away
from her good mistress in the country
to try town life, and who, on returning
to her former country home tricked out
in city finery, when asked, "Why, Sa-
rah, where did you get SO many nice
clothes ?" answered with grin of sat
isfaction, "Law, Missis, didn't you
know? Use been ruined" Our ruin
ed' correspondent attributes his low
estate to being allowed by fond aud
doting ''parients" to drain the cup Of
domestic wine with . spoon )" and
quotes q stanza of "The Beautiful
Snow" as applicable to his case. The
application is very peculiar. Last Of all
he makes request for "blank charac-
teri which he intends to fill with "a
new and unspotted reputation" From
the said letter one would think his char
acter nearly enough u blank for all
practical purposes but here it is, judge
for yourselves:
MIR. EDITOR The greatest feature of
this world is change, and all are subject
to its decree. Whether animate, or in
animate; rational, or irrational; mate
rial. or inlnlaterial; change is written
upon all, aud all must change. From
this decree of fate have not escaped !;
for have changed, and fallen from that
high position IN society in which once
moved. Being the only son Of fond
mother aud doting father; being the
caressed Of kind and gentle sisters, all
the care and attention that could be
given to any one was bestowed upon
me, and / was pure rs the snow, but
fell!
Fell like the snow fakes from heaven to hell;
Fell to be tram pied as filth in the streets
Fell to be scoffed, to be spit on and beat
Pleading,
CufslnX,
Dreading to die,
Selling my soul to whoever would buy;
Dealing In shame for u morsel OF bread;
Hating the living and fearing the dead;
Nerciiul God! have I fallen so low,
Aad yet was once like the beautiful snow"
Alas it's but too true; for being per-
a,itted to drain the cup which contain
ed the domestic wine, slipping it dry
with faaspooniul now, and table
spoon full aEain, l soon Overcame ma
tlre, formed IN appetite for that which
killed dad and ruined the family" So
here am, with ali lost and gone save
my clothes. and they too, are fast hasten-
Ing towards diiapidafiOn.
[ w0ud tileretD lore ask Ter information
through the columns OF your paper,
where there may I've = blank character
new Gla2i unspotted reputation. and gain
once more my lost estate. \. j.
Virginia Grove. Jsiy Is. 1859.
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NEW BARRIER SHop.-Our advertis-
ing columns. this week, contain the
card Of Mr.. Geo. Conway, a barber and
hair dresser, who has fitted up shop
on Cedar St., just north Of the City
Drug store, where he is prepared to per-
form tonsorial operations with assured
comfort and satisfaction to customers.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

THE Advertiser, having been restored 70 health In
few weeks by very simple remedy, amer having suf
fered several years with lung affection. and
that dread disease. Cons,rnp ton-s ous to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It. he will send = copy of the pre-
scripton used (ree Of charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will Mud
SURE CURE ron CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. RRoSCHI-
etc The object OF the advertiser In sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he couceves TO be Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. will cost
them nothing. and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
RKv EDWARD A. WILSON,
22yi Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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ERRORS OFYOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ser-
Debility Premature Decay. and all the effects Of
youthful indscrction WILL for the sake ofsufsering hu
manly. send free to all who need IL, the receipt and
directions for max ing the simple remedy by which he
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ADVERT
ser's psrience do by addressing. in perfect
confidence, JOHN n OGDEN,
2eyl No - Cedar street. Nsw Yoek.
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Original Notice.

John W. Douglass e. IA
against
A. A. McAiee. Josephine Circuit Court ~ c.
Howard and james Nc dar(OuNty. JOuRA.
Grady, Administrators Aug. Term. lS60,
Of the estate Of Zlba
Howard, deceased. s~..f
f1N A. A. McAffee. one Of the above named
/ defendants: YCn are hereby notified that
there IL now Ou die In the Office Of the Clerk og
I &C Circuit Court, In and for the county ofce-
dar. In the State of Iowa, a petition ~ John " .
and % 100 dollars on q certain prOmissOry note
secured by A. A. McAhsc ard ZibA HOwap1.
January 18th, 1857, and pay able eleven months
after date. al Aims ~ SO.
Now unless you appear tn said petition ana
defend thereto ut or before noon Of the second
day " the next term Of said COurt. to I've beUu n
and held al Upton, In satd soNnty, IN the I'd
day of August, 1919, . default will be enter
oil against you AMI judgment rendered there
on In accordance with the prayer Of said p~ti-
ton. 2Sw4 Il. J.. SMITH, Atty for P16
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Words ct Wisdom

= =" 6FOR 1UUNE MEN.
On ne Nullne Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for tho Erring and
unfoFtunates- Sent IN sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box p. PHILADKLPHIA, Pa. 2Oyl
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0EsTLEMEN's eoljasx and cuffs, paper
or lii'eas ties, scars. &C., At Casad 4
Gilmores. Ff
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CAsAp 4 GILMORE keep clothing suit.
able for the season both In style and ma.
tcrial. EL#
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DIErErlc Preparations, pearl barley,
sago, oatmeal, aarrowroot, cornstarch,
isinglass, Cox's gelatin ''at Hall /
Schmnckf's sr--# ~s-.s~ ~.
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SUPERIOR articles of machine oil, lard
oil aud whale oil at Hall 4 Schmuck-
or'S
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"A WORD TO HORsEMEN.,

DR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN HORSE
IMMINENT has been tested BY the nfS Hor~emen IN
this country snA proved To be superior any other
The late Hiram Woodruff Of 'fro,tinx fame" Was
Col Bush. Of the Jerome Park Course. at Fordham.
n. " who has over twsnsy running horses under his
care among which rank some Of finest stock in Amer
lea Il 10 warranted to cnre LAmeueaa. Sprans
Scratches BRUISES Cans Cuts. Wind CABS Collie eors
Throat, Nail In the Foot. and Over Heating, Shsn
used according TO the directions. Oh" f' 't' ~
All who employ Horses assured THAI this
LIniment will do ALL II moro. In curing thu shove
named complaints. No horse need die Of C0lir. II.
whsn hrss taken the Inimeas uscd according to the
drecAions. Always have . bottle in yous stable.
Pnce.in Pint bottles. Que Dollar. The x0nuine
signed .. J. Tobiaa on the outside wrapper Fer sale
X 'n he . ssaalsf and y ,p
IMPORTANT FACT.
We sen that psssoas Of strong constitutions, and
youaS suffer for days with pains Of the limbs loss Of
appetite and ftver who suddenly get wen After cholIc
followed by Shiny. bilious stools. The relief producsA
by these excavations the original guide To the
Idea and practice OF parsatIon and which. when
faced BY Rrandeths Pills, always benefits. usually
cures and oscn prcvents disease. especially scarlet
fever and diseases Of similar character.
I. L. Cook, publisher Of the state Banner, Ben
nlngton, W.. says Rrandreth's Pills cnred him Of
Dyspepsia, amer being afhctcd with II over Ave years
His friends and doctors considered his recovery in,
possible but six of Drnndeths Pills restored his
health perfectly.
young lady OF Mount Pleasant WAS sorely troubled
with Tape. worm. All advice aud medicine failed 10
help her. She had no rest Thin. careworn and
happy she looked tho picture Of misery Al last she
concluded to Try HrNndrsshs PHs.s II ore year she
tcok sev-nt ytwo boxes They broushtA way. accord
ing her computation. over hundreds yards Of
tape-worn. At length all her bad symptoms len her:
she slept and ate naturally and her health became
Mlty restored. . Il ~ ~ 4 %ut& y,
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Notices, and transient Advstlsemsns, Nnse Be paid
for in advance to secure Insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advsrtfsnsnts In the Local
columns will be chased 'eesns' per l'n' ''oA 'n''f-
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The question rs to the ownership of the
SO called jeff. Davis mansion, IN Rich
ln0nd. is sDOm to be brought into court.
Il was bought by the city, IN 1861, for
81. 600. with the intention Of giving it
to the Confederacy AS residence for its
President. The rebel Congress declined
to accept it, but authorized its renting
Tor the use Of jeff. Davis. 1t fell into
our hands when Richmond was cap
tured, and has been under the control of
the War Department ever since Rich
mond fell. The City Council now sets
up claim to It. and is going to present
q big bill for rent, which, It is presumed,
the Department, will refuse TO nay. and
then suit Is to be brought.
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Executors' Notice.
NOTICE y hereby given that lane Bireisy,
N Exeoutrix, aAd E. n. Huber, Executor Of
the estate OF John II. Hireley, have this dag
fled in the once Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
as such Executors, and asking for their dis
charge and that unless objections are made
said Executors will be discharged at the Aug
ust Term Of said Court. 30
2w& s n..:a.. WIN. ELLIOTT,
July 18th, lSG0. Clerk Circuit Court.
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ANOTHER PAPER.-This week brought
Us Is an exchange the second issue of
The Northuestcrn Gazette, the newly
fiedged Cedar county newspaper. print
ell, we believe, at Mocha nicsvilie,
published ut Clarence; and owned and
edited by Mclaughlin 4 Mcmillan. A
ioeai paper has it In its power to do
snuek fsr the place Of its publication,
and We &Es not surprised that the pro-
k,riat0es ~ ktae Gazette announce the re-
certias 81 hs&tesinK encouragement from
the citizens Of Clarence.
Ea appearances. the Gazette is twin
SotaAe bright faced Meehaai.ssville Press,
aud neither the "ki2asese brothers. or
"CaroliHx sisters" are 1aose alike, and
pert,sas. not n ore Intimately ecnpseted,
than tbese two NeYspapers>
4 S&kEEB1G kcllet article, Haraes
Magnolia Water. ~ Hall n Sehmucke r's.
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Executors' Notice.

that pays For PARTICULAR. ad-
Il drs0s & II. SPENCER 4 CO., Brattleboro, VI
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DgED.

aths residence in this city, OF typnoia rh Iaot
monia on Thursday the 18Th instant. a, ~ S,yir
zcrInnd Gcrmsny, and resident OF hichi a.
for thrty-scvcn years In inc hi'y-cieh'h yea "
The friends and acquaintanccs of the family are
invited TO attend his funeral which VIII take place
from Il. Mary's church THIS MORNING at ~
O'Clock. without further invitation.
In Isle OF Wight on the 18th Instant Capt .aa
years.
Friday, November H. 1892 Of dIphtheria Na anI
GARET ANASTASIA, daughter oil James an I
Emily Hannah, aged three years one month"; "N"
,nc ..ods love die young" Is Greek
maxim bu. let Christian believers pray u, I'M !
this blossom will be worn In the o'Soiii "a ni'''
Her funeral will take place from ST Patrick
,I;.tboiIcl church ut IL \. NJ. Itl-DAl NoEc!n-
her 20. lsG9 Friends and acquaintance arc r.
spcctfnlly invitcdto attend.
In Baltimore. on the 10th Instant, JAMc0
pIIhlEN. an old resident of R!chmonG. NV
His funeral will take place at G, clock
from the residence vi Mr.. Lawrence CUSHING
Brook avenue.
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JOIN mitchell and the no less celebrated
JoHS MARTIN, Of ireland, delivered public
addresses in New York a few evenings since.
Mitchell said Ireland would be freed only
by force. MARTIN said Ireland might be
freed without force. The crowd interrupted
MARTIN with dissenting cries; and when
the speeches We're ended they passed reso-
luton thanking mitchell for his speech,
and SAVING nothing as to MARTINS. MAR
TIN lives in Ireland, and Mitchell in New
York. -s.l
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IMPAIRED DIGEsTION.-Allt the

III III
organs of the body are, so to speak, the pension!
ors or the stomach. In that living laboratory II
nrenared the nourishment required to sustain
Them. and by the vessels and ducts connected VIII
,hc digestive apparatus that nourishment Is con-
vevcd to every part of the system. upon tue
ouaIitv and quantity Of this element OF life ana
mo, tho manner In which It IS distributed anoap-
nortloned. physical health mainly depends ana as
The mind inevitably sympathlzes with the ood!'
tho v,ror Of the one is absolutely necessary 10 the
well-bclng of the other
Ills because HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIZ
TF.S accomplishes this double object that 1t en-
lows y rcputation as n preventive and curative
meyer heretofore attained by any medi clnal pre-
,r,tion. But Its direct beneficial oper alton upon
tho weak or disordered stomach Is rot us sole
recommendation. 1t Is the most comprehensive
NJ all known remedies. Ittones, sire ngthens, and
ra,,,.tes the discharging as well rs the assimi-
l,ttnr organs gently moving the B owels, promo
ting healthful evaporation throu gh the pores,
os,np the inert liver from its topo and inducing
,ormonious and natural action III the whole ami
,oo1 machinery. This benign result Is not pro-
drcod nv any of the reactionary drugs which arc
uscd so lsyishy In the old-school practice founded
Nv paracelsus but by mild, safe, and agreeable
,,cge.able agents iutermixed with 4 pure and mel
low st,mulant which dffuses their influence
through the system and renders their sanitary pro-
nrrtjcs active and effective. no l8-eodlwSw
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EXrLANATloS.-The gentleman whose ar
@umqnt We noticed Il few days ago calls our
at,cutlon, in Il private note, to our "curi-
cuts and unaccountable misconstruction
81 hS conclusion, and adds:
" You say you understood me to mean
tat the people ought to vote against whom
the Congress ought to vote for. | say that
jJe Legislature lin the case of United States
>r0ator) ought not to elect person who is
disqualified by the State Constitution, al
though he is qualified by and under the
United States Constitution but yet, if the
"egj.aturc, in disregard Of the State dis
ratification, trH eject such person, the
United States Senate ought to admit him to
he seat ii hc has the qualifications pre-
~,ribed by the United States Constitution.
Ecf0rc the election, the Legislature Gin case
ri senator, and the people in case Of a rep
ge%cntatiye) ought TO look and observe the
PERSONS qualifications and disqualihcations
- prescribed by the State Constitution,
whilst after the election neither House Of
Congress is bound by the State Constitu-
ion, and only required to consult the
United States Constitution. Can anything
sc palmer to one who understands our COM
pick system than it is that the Senate ought
- admit to the seat Il person elected by the
legislature who was disqualified by the
tate Constitution, and ought not to have
been elected!'
This is exactly what we understood our
respondent to say. We answer his ques-
Ion emphatically, No. Nothing could he
u!tincr than that the Senate ought to admit
10 his seat person elected by the Legisla-
rurc who was disqualified by the State Con-
stitution. We have so said repeatedly. But
we have also said that inasmuch as such is
The duty of the Senate there can be no con-
.HicttnJ duty on the part of the Legislature
not TO elect such man. The Federal Con-
syitution Is the only constitution the Legis-
IIture can consult in inquiring into the
notifications Of senators. That is the Con-
s.itution Of Virginia so far as the election OF
sanators is concerned. Could Virginia
punish one Of her citizens for accepting u
scat in Congress in violation OF her own
Constitution: Certainly not. The officer
tempting it would be guilty of Il contempt
81 Congress, and be liable to punishment
himself.
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MARRIED.

,+,ho residence of the brides father. November
al h NY nr r n. Jeter Mr.. JOHN i. BELL, Of
smt,hncld. Isle OF Wight county, to Miss BELLh
+ PHILLIPS. Of Richmond. Va. No carus'
At the residence Of the brides ia,hcr Lo LOUIS,
Courthouse on the evening Of the lSth 81 NoIean-
her, hv Rev J. William Jones, assistch ny NJ III:
+. J. Haley, GEoRGEJ. SUMNER, EsG.' % ".''
HELEN NJ. JONES, Ill of LoFisa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ME- FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

That I. D. BRIGGS is the OLDEST E'iND
LISIIED BAKER in the city.
That Id. BRIGGS does the Largest Do'i-
NESS IN the city. ,r,nor
Th,,ID RpIGGs makes as good BREAD Oh
all kinds as can be found In the city.
That Id. BRIGGS keeps the largest var ICY ~
PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL ca hH'
in the city. Ia
That D. BRIGGs's CRACKERS, of all kin, %
cannot he surpassed North or South
THAT T y. BRIGGS invites everybody to give
,,,, , call ut 7o7 MAIN and 42G BROAD STREET.
no II
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MT FRESH COD-L1VER OIL--OUR
OWN IMPORTATION-jus received. This oil
ts approved and prescribed by our physicians as
THE BEST, PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPT
AgLET0 THE STOMACH ever sold In this mar
lot MEADE & BAKER.
Importing Pharmacists,
M ow 9l9 Main street.
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DICHMoND THEATRE.
COMMENCING FRIDAY, Nov EsrBEH TO- 1867
yTyANTOSCOP r.
NEW STYLE OF EXl tIBITION,
10 vtews OF the most. remarkable
CITIES, n1rcs AND
CHURCHES,
IN BOTH EUROPE A, ID AMERICA
Including statues, Monnmen' y, and the mos. valu-
with an G feet
ALMOST EQUAL III NC Sean NiA A. IRE from,
p,ris and is now exhibit ed for thu. first time. 1t
q the frst one ever intro duced IN this country.
For particulars, see rograT mes Of the day. 49,
Doors open at J o clock. Entertainment VIII
=, 1mmence ut o'clocIf.
c. ress Circle and P: .rquet te so cents Galleries,
os =. Children, accom- panied by their parents,
h,g e ,rlce. Seats can be reserved at West &
'?S THIS Saturday d AFTE + Sen}s
cdfnmenciLg at O'CLOCK. Chliaren' A.
admits 25 cel.' U.s. no ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CT TO LADIES

Just received for ladies,
MARIE ANToINETTE SLIPPERS, black anu
bronze;
GLOVE KID BUTTON BOOTS,
BRUSH KID BUTTON BOOTS,
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS,
BUTTON BOOTS FIXED WITH IEbbLE
GOAT,
BRUSH and GLOVE KID CONGkEoo oAf
TIERS
PEBBLE GOAT and KID BALMohAh0'
BAL MORALS FIXED WITH KID. j..
,d,os win find IN nv assortment every style OF
-~s,,,,.or, John C. PAGE, JR.,
90 49,, 1903 Main street.