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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

BLACK CRooK.-Don't forget that
the Black Crook will be performed
at the Opera House tonight. Sc
eure seats in time. -
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WILL REBUILD.-Mr. A. Gantner,
whose carriage factory was burned
not long since, will put up fine brick
building on the site of the old factory.
corner of Main and Sixth Streets, as
soon as the new brick begin to come
in. He has already built brick
blacksmith shop on the rear part of
his lot. and when his new building is
completed, he will be better prepared
than ever to carry on his business.
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Notiea tO OnntraoIOra.

May ID, 1865.
The Common Council of the City of
-EvansYille viii recriyev sea ed proposals
until he 7th day OF June, 1859. Tor grading,
glaveling. nd paving the alley situate be-
tween Main Street and Locust Street. and
extending from Seventh Street TO Eighth
Street. U
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
: City Clerks Ohice, May Nth. 1863.
Enalls q ID 4rH fr Union copy. I
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OUR THE BUSINESS" OthellO' 5
occupations gone" and Hamburger,
who has so often figured before the
public during the past year, has quit
keeping a saloon, and is going into
the clothing business. He says he
will sell no more liquor, as he is tired
of being hauled up before the Re
corder so often.
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TIofA. LARGE STooK OF MILLINERY
GooDs AT COsT. AS / am about to
quit the manufacturing aud retailing
of Millinery Goods, | will on and after
the first day Of June, offer my entire
stock of Millinery Goods AT COST.
u No difference viii be made, whether
purchased in small or large quantities,
as. the price will be strictly COST.
Ladies come and convince your
self. e W. b. BAUM,
june2-1w No. 81 Main Street.
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just received, four cases Of
new style BOYS aud Youths BRAD
Leghorn Hats at +. a. Weber's
& 20. ssE 81 ssh 2t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berries are
plenty in this market at from 20 TO
% cents per quart.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-H. H. Parks,
a printer, who has lately worked at
the Courier Office, disappeared on last
Tuesday evening, and has not been
heard from since. 1t is supposed
that he committed suicide, and some
deck hands belonging to the steamer
Norman say that q man jumped into
the river, on Tuesday evening, from
one of the wharf boats. He had been
drinking very hard for the last
week or two, and at times seemed TO
be out of his mind. Parks is ma
tive of Georgia.
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WINGEDTRovER yesterday after
noon an immense swarm of bees set
tied on one Of the higher branches of
the famous old elm, near the foot of
Division Street. Two ladders were
spliGed, and the Limb, being saw ed
of, was. with the bees. quietly low
cred to the earth, ard the bees safely
hived. We did not learn the names
of the elucky roaptors. but it was a
valuable p4izeasd a @ .s'.-
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hEC0RDERS COURT. = y 0nn foTu
had been disorderlg, and the police
took him in. He amused himself on
Wednesday morning BY going along
on the sidewalks and kicking the
doors. The Recorder charged him
So 25.r j ohm was impecunious, "
and was directed to join the Ed
.monds brigade - -, .,a -o 3
John Miller committed an assault
and battery on the person Of George
Huber, and for this the Court charged
him 90 IS. Miller repleyied his finei
and Departed hse ~ sa
Mint 1fuieps are very nice thing, ID
said DR.. Theodore Fabian schse6er:
Better far than a WHISKY sling, ,--ec
And make man feel better. go 81
Be sure to stop at five or ten
And suck 'esm Through a straw;
But never mix with ale or gin II
If you wan5to beat che law.
But the great trOable was the Dee
tor did mix his, and he was taken
before the Recorder: This made the
third interview with the sEyoo9 on,
during the past three weeks. and the
Doctor asked chat It be mads light.
He was allowed to depart thei Court
on m the promise that he would lea96
town sein1stauter.,9. aud as he was seen
vending his way to the depot shortly
after, it isfhopea that he kept his
word. a.. .-,,rss4 aaV
The trial sof Grace Howard did
not Jake place yesterday, owing to the
absence of the priRcipal witnesses. ..
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MANIFEST of Steamber Petrolia No a.
Evansville-J q q J smith, box picks; to
order. Of bales hay; Humphrey, Patrick &
Co, 10 barrels WHISKY; VIM Shelby, 10 do
Mr. Matttpgly, 5 bags WOO Z q Van Ripper,
"a hogsneads tobacco; w = Ford, do
Humphrey, Patrick & CO., Is do. r.
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n WARTED-Agents for the Florence
Sewing Machine in. the counties of
Posey, Gibson, Pike, Warrick, Du.
bofs, Spencer, Perry and Crawford.
Apply at No. IL South Second Street,
or address A. p. HoWARD, Box 726,
Evansville, Ind. 9sa je2 At
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STRAY Cow.-A fine Cow has broken
into my pasture. The owners is gre
quested to come, pay charges, and
take her away. - Ae
CHAs. T. BRoUGHToN,
iune3 1t Mechaniesville.
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WoRK HOUSE NEEDED II Evans
Vile is a growing city The popula-
ton is steadily inqreasing, ard We Il
soon have big city. As the popuIa-
ton gets larger, the mum berEof arrests
by the police will also be greater.
The attention of the City Council has
been directed Ito many needed inn
provements, bat one thing that is
needed frstis a. work house,vwhere
prisoners who are sent to the lock up
can work out their fines. che men
who are sent to the lock up can be
worked on the streets, but there is no
place where the women can work out
their fines. A work house could be
built at small cost. aud the prison
ers could be put to breaking stones,
which could be used on the streets.
That is the wayait is done ct Louis
Vile and other cities. There are at
present in the city prison several
women-ons of whom is in for $50
days, and two etLeSs for 125 days each.
MaDg others are not aFsessed, because
there is nothing to. pat them at, and
it is useless to Keep them in the lock-
up at heavy expense to the city.
Something ought to be done, and the
sooner the better. e'e fs4te
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GFRocEHLER.

SfrmWbcrrfraI sfrmwhnrrfes
To EDEEWUm DAILY NV Ww PRESS
IA frum bOwmHms Fruit Farm. extra
large mml Ahe. lmll mtu aHe them Ht
NlCktltf BROS. u nud ~ MHiu ST.
~ H. Hotels, Steamboats,. Church Faaa
tlYaisi 0c- &C. supplied Ou liberal tersIH.
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bg- The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city:
3 Yahlberg 4 Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of low grades of SUPER
fine.
apo H. D.. ALLIs & Co.
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can have good boarding
E7S and lodging at MRS. EULI4EH.r, on
second ST., between Sycamore and " ice.
Three nice rooms now unOccupled. lnl2o3 I
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Notfe

y-yvTFE SPECIAL hoard or EQUAL.
cation OF Vanderburgh County will
meet al the Court House ia Evansville or
the drst Monday Ia June, 1869, &C being
fbe 7th day Of laid month";, FOR tne purp0se
on hearing and determining AL Complaints
and grievances. TO the a. pFalseTnent of
real estate, and Improvements on said
county. N4llOE .BISCht a. v. g..
Evansville, May 10Th, 1879. lmaylI dwtd
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ToBAcCo MARKET-Martin, Gard
ner & Co.-sold, yesterday, fifty. three
hogsheads of tobacco, at prices rang
ing from 81 05 to S13 SO for Tugs to
good leaf. The tobacco sold was
from Cumberland aud Green Rivers.
The bidding was lively and spirited,
and the buyers seemed q hungry" for
more tobacco. Messrs. Isaac Keen.
and Hiram i. Reed were the heaviest
buyers, securing over twenty hogs.
heads each.
Tbeagerage of lbe abovo fifty three
hogsheads was SO %, aud gives
strong evidence that there is no
weakening" among the buyers in
this marx et. The averages made at the
sales during the past week are hard to
beat by any Western market, and we
doubt II they can be excelled. tr.e
On Friday, another large lot will
be offered, making three sales this
week.
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ZOE SALE.

w TyERER-lOOO GOO feet tyVo-lnch hem iock
~ lumber, at cost price, by KAFPL r = r. g
corner Division and Canal 90
ma13 DIFF a w
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Tom j. Jackson,
of New Albany. was in the city last
night. 5sa sssasg tlfssn
Capt. Hodge Brown, of Dycusburg,
and Capt. Bennett were in the city on
Tuesday. Capt. Brown captured a
new hat, and left on 5be packet. Ben
nett left BY the Fanny Brandeis yes
terday.
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FOE. RENT.

~1ToREuOUSF two-story brio
- eforeho1Se corner of Ipgle and Sew
entb streefs Inquire OF WI KJHN,
Ingie street. mas gu
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tbs EXPLOSION AT HENDERSON,
The explosion at Henderson, in the
store of Banks Broshers. on Monday
night, Of which we made mention
yesterday, was not an explosion Of
gas, as was at first reported, but Of
twelve pounds of gunpoWder. How
it became ignited is a,mystery, but the
most plausible theory is that mice or
rats threw a box of matches from the
shelf, which, falling upon aosheet, of
WrappiDg paper on the floor, lighted
them, and that the flames commune
Gated to the powder keg. The ex-
pioslou was heard all over the town.
and caused profoundi sensation.
Men rushed In the direction of the
sound, aud on entering the building,
found it full of smoke. Going back
towards the office, Paul Mars came
inecontact with anasiee box that was
being built. and feeling its thick sides
and zinc lining, at once came to the
conclusion that burglars had blown
the safe open, but discovered his mis-
take when the gas Ia the Office was
lighted. Tie door and windows
were completely blown4out, and the
wall of the building was sprung out
an inch. Strangely. enough. the stock
in the store was not injured In the
least. agf- as 8.7eea Aoa
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a HoTEL-What has become of
the hotel project? We thought eff
forts we're on foot. not long since, to
secure tue building Of fine hotel in
this city. We hope that somebody
viii SIR up the subject again. After
ten or fifteen. years of +" wind work"
we think It's time something was being
done Let the matter be agitated.
We are going to have another rail
road, and hotel should be built at
once. Somebody can have a hotel
built in this city, and We hope that
somebody will go to work and have it
put up. Now is the time.
TaE MUSICAL FEsrTvAL AND
STRAWBERRY SUPPER. The enter
tainment to be given by the ladies of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church choir to night, in the church
parIors and lecture rooms, promises
to be one of the most brilliant and
recherche that our citizens have been
afforded for many a day. The most
elaborate preparations have. been
made, and all the arrangements are in
accordance with the well known good
taste and open handed liberality that
distinguishes the ladies of that
church. The object is for the benefit
of the ehoir,Gaeknowledged to be one
of the best in the West. We
expect to see an immense crowd, in
GLIDING the entire congregation that
vorships there, and large dele
cations representing all the other
evangelical churches in the city. The
admission fee has been fixed at the
low rate of ten cents. Refreshments
extra, and at the pleasure of those at
tan9ipC
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CurIOsIta Du Jour.

The latest styles Of ventilated Sum
mer Hats just received, viz The
Tropical. Keep Cool, Summit, Cucum-
Der, Hampden, one ounce Panama.
All kinds Of hats made to order at
MARC0NNIER's,
may23-1w Sign of Big Bear.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sag Striped and Plaid White Or
CANDIES, Just received and selling
cheap at Coolidges" New York Store.
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A FIGHTING CoUPLE.--Last night
between eleven and twelve O'clock, a
party Of four persons, who were very
disorderly, when near the corner of
Locust ana Third Streets, were met
BY Officer George Hitch, who told
them to be quiet. This aroused the
ire of one of the party woman
named Ford, who was with her hus-
band, john Ford. and she asked
Hitch what he would do if they did
not keep still. He replied. that if
they did not stop their noise he would
arrest them. On hearing this, Mrs.
Ford made grab at Hitch, catching
him by the shirt collar, while John
Ford also pitched in. Hitch drew
his revolver aud hit Ford over the
head with it, giving him a sewers cut.
In the course of the melee, Hitch got
his shirt collar torn and one fager
bitten, but he arrested Ford aud his
wife, and locked them up in the city
prison. Ford figured before the Re
corder yesterday, and we presume be
viii appear to-day at the morning
call" 80 81 5ssa4 -s8Ls
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-eEx ELEGANT AND WE'LL VEN
- TII,ATED Rooms and large ana
tSTn 1nodIous Hall for rent, over J-4J. Mar
lett 4 sons Dry Goods store, corner F1ith
ay6 Main apr2O-lTn-
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHEB.
Freckles, and Tan from the face use lsr-
TV's Moth and breckte L0tf0n. prepared
only by Dr. 3. q. PERRY. sold by All drug
zihiA tmhl8 dsnl, Wam-t D b.
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Ice Cream Freezers,

G. UErAma.E F0m wABraLuEB MAN
- uincturing their own leo Cream. Tor
sale ct resi- meOd prices. ut
NiCKEItY BROS, 75 and vi Main st.
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evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad.


Passengers leaving Evansville at
1876 A.. NJ, make close connections
with lightning express on o. & NJ. r.
W, and at Mitchell. with L., N. A.
4, n r r and -
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q BG- The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. g.
Bridwell IL Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be exeelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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Rnslnaaa Hnnsa tn -

TENOwM - 80 MAIN aemurr
IA between second aud Third. Eor 1rre
ticuIars inquire at this office. nr nF
LODGE or 4. II. JENkfMB.
mali der
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B9- All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. I'm
BaS Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. 4. d. HEIMAN's.
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DIRECT IMPORTERS Of
UEENS w AR e,
Glassware and China,
Ne. % NORTH FIRST ST..
B2ruiG j AIRS. VzED
ETuiG y arS.
Fruit Jars.

NN rFt
rs VIEW OF THE AETICHPATED
n extra iiTge fruit crop Of the present
season, we CONTRACTED Ia March for an
uuusual stock OF FRUIT JAI- s of BEST
BRAN DIS; but as SALES HAVE AL
READY LARGELY EXCEEDED OUR
MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS, we
would advise customers to SEND IN
THEIR ORDERS EARLY Glass manu-
lecturers eeuerany stop making in not
weather lsay June), thus cutting OF the
supply, and doubtless Jars Will grow
scarce as the season advances. and
PRICES C0RRESPONDlNGLY HIGHER.
We nave the following excellent brands I:
IYMAN'S PATENT SELF.SEALER.
Tin cap. in one piece. Rnbber bald ont.
Side the jar. Greatly improved since last
year by new opener, made In one piece
very simple; thus OYercOm ing the only
OBJ ectIon ever urged against this very
popular jar Has been IN great demand
- "mEROs GLASS JARS.
SelEsealeTs; screw top and rubber band.
Tue rubber does not come in eontact with
Faa. MAIDEN IAH.
Self-sealer; lin top, rubber band, wiro
fastener. The cheapest self Bealer yet made.
HEAVY RING GLASS IARS.
Tin top, wire fastening.
brown EARFHEN JARS.
Best glazed. Tin top, wire fastening.
ES- No charge for boxes when ordered in
full packages. Quarts, % dozen in a box
Be { Red Sealing Wax, in S pound pack
ages 20 81 tie heavy ring and brown
Full directions for preparing fruit and
sealing jars accompany each package.
Send in your Orders at once
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AdminIafrafor,a Nolioo
IWeIlIng H1nla Inr -.

IA EhEHA JILL 4i " EALING mouar.
~ with four rooms kitchen. ara 1900
5 Iuated ON tllt1f rIitEEI VIM t.a.fF
on good teImst % application BE- r..ae
soon. IhlH D. "a fue piece uf nrott.Tfs al, .
rIu Sc sold fDr $4,000. iHuufff = wy "'tA
ALNAh I0nN-0N
Real Estate AGENT
apr1 ar EVansViiia ina
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For Sale and Trade.

Notice to Green River Shippers.
1.-THE STEAMER ADA LYON WILL
~ carry freight to all points on Green
and Barren Rivers at ENTY-FIVE
GENTS per hundred pounds salt and
per barrel; and other freight in proper
ton. W. :. NANMETER, Captain.
E. Evansville, Ind, May 18th, 1863. [maI9 diff
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MTScEL4 ANXIOUS. !

~E. HERR mas removed on ThiIt
street, between Maio and LOCUST 2
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UNION CHRISTIAN CobbEGE-+-The
cexamiuasioan of Glasses 81 Of Union.
Christian College, Merom, Indiana,
win commence Juaea10th.and con-
Time to the 10th. siuclasive. The past
year has been very. successful, and
rio future promisealwell. With a good
con1madiousos binding, an endow-
ment fu6d of over one hundred thou
sand dollars, and an active, working
faculty, theabstitution promises to be
not a Witt Behind her sister institu-
tons Of the State. in educating the
youth, and in giving them -largeness
Of heart. @ E1aH4 Dee 3D
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: PRonFIe-Wnhin the memory Of
man,o strawberries were never more
abundant than they are this season,
They will soon be very cheap, and an
abundance should be preserved.
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PosEY COUNTY INCOMES. Accord
ing TO the income list published IN
the Mt. Vernon papers, only thirty
seven men In Pesey-County pay taxes
on incomes. The New Harmony
Register. exp presses surprise at so few.
Of the residents of that place being on
the list. The highest tax is paid by
John Rebeyre, of New Harmony
whose income is 81, 010. g.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.


ts41aersf ee1
This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most prOmi-
nent cities. East and South.
sm CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 If Special Agent.
BGs- A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber Il Co.'S. If
B@All kinds of fine Beaver Has
made to order at Weber & Co.'s. If
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FOR BLACK WORAIR AND PIMPBEs
on the face, use EerFg.s C,naed0ne and liDi-
PERRY. ~ Bond street New York sold
everyWhere. The trade supplied ~ whole
saie medicine dealers. lnihi7 dsnl. vy8ui
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WANTED.

-aT AN-TO sell sewing-machines ~
W Evansville and vicinity. Apply 20
! o. BEARD, Agent Grover & Bakers, No.
GCufh Second street. in fi.s CiZb 3
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RoARDTNG.

@RDERS FOR JOB WORK. Blank
~ Baoks &c, at Journal Once. 10
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Safest photographic Nelus.


ST. Louis, June Is.
Mckinney, the referee, published d
card this morning, deciding the fight
in favor of McCoole, on account of 6
foul' committed by Alien in the last
round, in gouging" the eye of Nc
Coole. Charley Gallagher has challeng
ed Tom Allen to fight him for $1,000
In his challenge Gallagher recognizes
Allen as the winner of the fight yester.
day, notwithstanding the decision OF
the referee. All accounts published
scout the idea OF Allen committing fonl
on McCoole.
1t is annouced tonight that McCoole
'laims that Allen gouged him, and the
decision of the referee was given IN &C.
cordance with the rules of the prize
ring, bnt he has no. desire to take ad
vantage Of it, and he sent a challenge
to Allen to fight him for So, 900 within
three months.
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BAp PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for July is
before us. Its unrivaled circulation
proves it the most popular of the ladies
magazines. The present issue is one Of
the best we have ever seen. A capital
steel engraving, 1.-The Romance of u
Boarding School," with laughable
stCAy by Ella Rodman, leads off then
follows Il mammoth colored steel fash
ion plate, with five full length figures
and then we have numerous wood cuts
of new bonnets, bathing dresses, &C.,
&c, &c, besides a score of patterns for
the work table. and also an alphabet
for marking, printed in colors. The
literary contents rs usual are excellent.
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens continues her
powerful novelette,, Marie Antionett's
Talisman. Frank Lee Benedict has
also charming tale and % Married by
Mistake" is one of the best love stories
we have read for long while Now is
good time to subscibe for" PETERSON.
Terms. $500 a year To clubs, fv3
copies for $500, with an extra copy for
premium, and also the premium en-
craving, " The Star of Bethlehem. I"
Specimen copies sent gratis to those
wishing to get mp clubs. Address Chas.
J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut ST., Philadel-
phia.
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The SECRETARY of the State Editorial
Association announces that the demand
for extra tickets for the coming ex-
cursion is unprecedented. He adds
that probably not one-quarter Of those
who have applied for tickets can be &C.
commodated, as the hotel quarters on
the line of the route are limited to the
number Of those entitled by the new
rules Of the Association to receive them.
1t is to be hoped that the committee in
charge of the matter may refuse tickets
to all applicants of the "dead-beat' and
drummer" class, and keep the number
Of guests within the limits prescribed by
the Association.