The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-23

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Herr SchrnG's Trimmed Wild Boasts ;
will be exhibited tonjointly With The Circus
Performances, without additional charge.
Herr Schroff, the Great Lion Hunter, win
enter tue Den Of Lions: giving m exciting
and Thrilling Performance with these Fe.
rocious Animals OF the Forest, cxcmplify.
ing the immense potency that Man wielIs
over the Brute Creation.
Exhibitions will be given Afternoon and
Night,
Commencing Mt 2 and II o,clo,k Doors
open one hour previous Adnlss,on 7S
cts. Children under 10 years so us
In order to crafty the innate desire i'm.
planted IN tho human mind for Witnessing
sensa. .ional Speotaoles,
Stone 4 Murray will inirmlmoc two new
ENcitrments. Free TO the Public The first
will he presented on the morning Of tho tx
addition day. In the form Of n
Gran Street Pageant!
Preceded by the Elegant Band Chariot. con
tanning Prof. o. p. Prrry's famed Orches
ira. Drawn by Sixteen Horses MannpeI
10y the great Mnitre du CLeval, Mons J. IL.
Paul. This rare sight will be circumvesie, ell
with TOO many won crs to be minutcly do
surbtd in the limits Of newspaper ndvcr.
'iscmcnt& therefore. the reader is referred
TO the Parade itself Tor particulars.
Tn" secund free Exhibition will be mar.
Velous display Of human intrcpidiiy
UP IN THE ARR
by the daring Funambulst, Mnd'elle
Jeanette Eilslvr, who will walk from the
Ground to The Apex Of Circus Pavilion. and
return, on n Slender Wire! This startling
Grntui, Gus Performance Of Consumma.e
Daring will take place at o'clock, p. w.,
and The unique nature Of The Feat cannot
fail to command tho attention Of the otti-
zens of tn 2 vicinity.
For details Of these Dual Sensations, SEQ
tho various Pictorial Descriptive Bills and
Programmes.
The Great Jamos E, Cooke,
The Is lucstrinn Miracle, and Champion
Hcrsemnm Of The Wor!!, WHO viii, a1;.it;;
for the frst scnspn in America his marvel
Gus fents Of Equita'ion on
SIX NAKED H0RsESI
In addition 10 his other accom- plishmunts Of
hrtlliaht cQuesrianism.
Mile Carlotta De Beres,
Confcsscdly the most daring. dashing, and
finished Eqncs,rienne in tho world.
Mile Jeanette Ellsler,
Tho Astonishing and beautiful Tight Rope
Danseuse.
Miss Emily Cooke,
The elegant EnglisI, Mancge Equestrienne.
lie Jsune Burt,
World renowned l'ao Buck Hurdle, Rider,
Best In America.
Mr. Tom Barry,
The famous Hibrrnian Clown. his first ap.
pearance in America
Mr.. Den btono,
The popular American Clown and Fun Gehl }
erntor.
The Snow Brothers,
(Benjamin. William, and Alfred, the un.
parallcled Eqnilibris's md Acrobats. &
Mr. William Duorow.
The intrepid Performer on Corde Volante,
and his
1nfhntile Son, Georgia,
The bravest juvenile Equestrian in exist.
cnce.
Mr.. Charles Bliss,
Tho acknowledged Champion Tumblos Of
The World
Mr.. William Franklin,
The Paragon "f somera.u!t Eq;sstrians.
Gig. Columbus,
The surprising Contoriiontst, whose strange
fexibiliiy Of body and imbs hos won for
him the titIo Of "The Bonelcss Man"
Master George Cooke,
The Artistic and Graceful Prinoip pal Ridor.
Mr., Eupena I,aanh.
Tho remarkably skillful and fearless Gym.
mast.
Mr.. r Lamont,
The gifted Exponent Of Pancratio Exercises
Mr.. George Adams,
Remarkable Scenic Protesn Character and
Funny Clown.
Mr. Thomas Murray,
The versatile Pantomimio Wonder.
Mr.. ]. Batch Ter,
The Model Athlete.
The above Performers will be assisted bv
such subordinate nlds rs will DO required 10
give eclat I" tho varied acts.
Mr.. John n. Murray.
The uneqnaled Equestrian .Direetor, viii
personally superintend the Entertain nna ens !,
Q guarantee that they will DO given snsiyo.
W devoid OF Questionable features, and In.
vested with the characteristics Of refine. !
ment and purity in their representation. h
ray The popular rnleB inAuRnratsd
several years ago.by Stone b Murray for ths
preservation Of striet order Ia their Payis.
lion will be adopted this season.
RBnBABgR Day AND DATg..