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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-02
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4 communication from Clearlield town
ship over The signature Of Pines" appears
in the Herald Of LAST week, which was in
tended to be criticism On certain views
published by the Johnstown Echo In refer
euce 10 the rcoent political campaign. Sew
sral portions of THE Communication attracted
our special sttsnttor By the gTsas purity Of
its style and the remarkable force aad ylgor
Of iss exPrsssioo. Il vas very evident to
us that if 1t wss really the production Of
resident Of CIcar6eld township, which We 30
not believe. then some "forest born" child Of
gen ius was waiting It's fragrance en- the des-
ert sir. a secoud ud'porc carefol perussl
of 1t satisfied Us shat in cur school~hoy days
we had ssecmewbeye read the most Of il, with
perhaps scne slight variatiCus. Many years
9go we wore familiar with the celebrated
letters Of Junjas. which were publiehed in
London newspaper called thc'P 'Pu5Jic Adger-
tiser about q century ago, and which from
that tine to the present have maintained
worldwide celebrity rs perfect models OF
style and elegance. We therefore consulted
tae claaaic pages Of Jslniiis, ard sli doubt as
10 its paternity wes at once removed
Pines" aas Jsnje;S, and 5ofhing else. and
had s!olao bis thunder by the Wholesale. 1t
wss Q bold theft sud it is difficult which
70 admire the most. hisEcourego CT bis taste.
Il is one Of The curicsitios of literature to see
the grand and 0onoroUs sGntences Of Juaia,s
which opGo8ndaa caLiaS!s and made even
the King tremblo on his throne, reproduced
after the larEo of hundred years by soue
onterprising geulgs Ia C,ccrfcld township.
or elsewhere, under the high-sounding name
Of Piacs, D" and attempted 10 DO nl2&e ap-
plieab!e to tLe petty and hsrmlees quarreiz
Of a few Cambria o0g8ty politicians. We
have net room for tie whole communication,
hut in order to show how faithfully Pines. 5"
has executed his work aud how sc7cucly In
Pu5ont ia tho plag;arism. We hare selected
!hrss paragraph FROM I: Cwo>tbirds CT the
aloIe) and publish alongside Of them tie
corresponding passages from the ist!srs Of
Jsa;aa. The first quotation from Ju5&gs Il
taken from his letter to the Public A3ccrHs-
er. dated Ogsobor 5th, lT7i; the secosd.
from his letter to the Duke Of Grafton, dated
February 14th, ITO; and the third from.
his letser,to Lord Mansfe}d, dated Novem-
ber lIth, I77I:
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The CGbinet-makers have started 8 num-
Der Of rumors within a day or two. Among
them are the following That EiwaId Pier,
repent. is to go into the State Department
that Secretary Fish will be asnt to Great
Britain. in place Of General Scherek. to be
remoyed that Secretary Robson will 90
as Minister to Prussia, and that ex- Senator
Williams, OF Oregon, will succeed him in ths
Navy Department.
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There arc tvo other PASSAGE in TIE com
munication which have 10 doubt been pill
ferod from the same abundant store house, but
we have not been able to fad them. Taken
as q whole. Pines" has performed his task
as an amanuensis with c0mmendable accu-
sacy and without any serious injury, We
hops. to his prolific brain. We trust that
the Hsrald may be able without regard to
expense to secure his future services. Reg
u|ar contributions from his able and eloquent
pea wouli prove q n2Ost valuable acquisition
10 Its columns. In these cold and dreary
winter days 1t would be peculiarly refreshing
to have 3 few choice extracts from three or
four of the unmatched letters Of JInius, the
great Unknown. carefully selected, and,
after having been cupuiDgly doye;ailod to-
gether, seTvad up every Wednesday TO an
astouished but delighted public as an origi,
nal Claarfeld township production.
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CAMBRIA Grcemau.
ERRYaEERR. "a.
SATURDAY MeESke, : DEC. 2, 1871

GEORGIA will hold a sFseial election on
the second Tuesdsy Of Dscembsr to Gil the
vacancy cccaslepsd hy'tha disappearance OF
Bullock and thrse million dollars. In the
meantime. it is announced that Grant and
Ackerman are making preparations foT this
election By suPPressing the wris Of hG5eos
cc7pas IN the heavy democratic districts Of
Georsia.
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IrTEET-S.
10 ICaE ueutS more
sincerely than / DO, the
unhappy differences
y iIicE have eTiSeR
among the friends oF
the people, ana divided
them from Cgca otiGT.
The CRCSg. uaGuubtCd-
-, EUfters Is WcI 10y
the 3iminuti1a of that
strength which ;IDiUu
carries along with IT,
gs by tho separate loss
Of personal reputation
which every man Euz-
tsiaa when Ets CaGFec-
tor ard conduct Cru
frequently held forth
IN cdi1us or C0GtaWTt-
ible colours. These dif-
frTcnce5 are only Gd-
VGUtGgeCUG 10 the
common CuGCTy Of the
country. The hearty
friends Of TIE cause
are provoked ana dc
gustcd. The lukcNaFpl
advocate GVails himself
Of any pretcuCe. TO Tc-
lapse Into tbdtiCGOiGat
Indifference about Cv-
cry thing that ought 10
interest an English
man. so uniHstIy dig
uifsd with the title OF
moderation. The false.
inSIGiCuC partisan, Who
creates or fOm 1utS tho
diECTdGr, secs the fruit
of his honest industry
ripen beyond his hopes,
and rajOiceS in the
promise OF q banquet,
only delicious to such
gu appetite as his own.
II il time for those
who really mean well
to tho CGIIsE CnG the
People, who have no
view 10 private GGvGn-
4 GO, GUd who have
virtue enough % pre-
fer the general good Of
the community 20 the
qualification Of person
al animOsitias: it IS
time for such men to
intCrpOSe. Let vs. try
whether these fatal
GiescusiCus may not
vet be reoOuCilC3.
Tg 7 were personally
your enemy, 7 might
Dity and forgive YOU.
You have every claim
10 compassion tbst can
arise from misery and
distress. The COuGI-
lion You are reduced
to. would GiSGrTu q pTi-
vGte enemy Cf E:s re
sCn5nsCut, aud leave no
consolation to the most
ViGdictive spirit, but
that sJch GH object ~
you arc would disgrace
the dignity Of revenge.
. = ?
Accept OF this I'D
dress, my Lord, az n
prologue to more i'm
pOrtant scenes, In
which you will rroba-
bly, be called upCn to
act OF suffeT-
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- Nc man lRuCnj5
more sincerely clsu.
do the unhappy diGeI-
C.ucCs which nave avis-
.sU CCgOng the friends
of The party and Giyi-
dCd them from each
other. The CguEc IN
. .doubteGly suffers as
well by the GimiHUti0n
. of orr strength which
comes with such diVi-
SIGN rs by the scparutg
loss Of pGreC1sl TepUsc-
ton, which every TaGU
sIsfGinG Thcu his ChaT-
eCtCr aud cOREICt are
so frequentlyhelt forth
Itu OtiDuE or cOHtena pt-
.iUiC CClCTs. These DIFF
.feVGEGes ara G9VGUta-
ECuus Only 70 the com
mon enemy 0f the C0u-
uUnity. The hearty
and true friends O2 the
Democratic sparty are
provoked aGd disgust
90. The lulrcweVm ad-
1 vOcatc avGils him self
Of any pTctCnse to &c
lapse iacO Indifference
in relation 10 things
which should command
the earnest cG-CUerg-
ton OF every mem Ger
Of the Organization
The false. nyiGi0us
partisan who creates or
iUueEtS the disorder
sees the fruitR OF his
dishonest industry rip
er beyond his hopes and
reiCiccs n the promise
of g banquet only deli
CiOus to such M GCNC-
tite Gs his own. 1t is
tine for those Who
really mean we'll Tor
the success and future
welfare Of tho c0Uu try,
who nave NJ view TO
private CGEl= .Itlwe and
Who have enough viz
tue 10 prefer the gen
clal good Of the com
UlIIitT 20 the wrsii6-
cation Of personal ami
rgCsitics, 20 iltorpCSe.
Let rs try whether
these fatal disruptiOUs
u7cV not be recOr-t!aG.
= IfIwas per
EOnglly the enemy OF
any Of the JuUtO who
surround and control
the future Of the Echo,
n might pity and for
give them ; they GER
taiuly have ever claim
20 compassion that can
arise from misery and
distress. The condition
they are reduced to
would dtsarm a private
enemy Of his resent
ment and leave no CON
. ISOLATION to tho most
VIndictive spirit. Such
objects rs they are
would disgrace the dig
pity @? revenge. >
- Let them, and ne
who has direct control
OF the Echo, accept this
letter as q prologue 10
more important scenes
liz which Thov viii prob
bly, he called on to act
or suffer.
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Aceser Gron EEelana--No. 3.
Correspondence of Cambria F-eeu&n.l
KILRUsH. Iceland. Nov, u. 1871

KILRUsH, ICELAND. Nov, II. 1871.
DEAR MAo-You SEQ have changed nay
quarters, and indeed l felt lonely when l
was lsaving the gay city ef Limerick. with
eli its historic associations. its charming
scenic surroundings. its beautiful and spright-
~ gals" and IT'S manly. intelligent, and
patriotic sons. Bsfore leaving I had to
promise several that woula visit Limerick
again ere | would taks nay final departure
for the Western Repubiic-a prCmise which.
if possible, will perform. On last Thurs
day | was up, elmost with the lark, pSrar-
ing for a tip down ;hs Shannon. In order
to vary the eceuss on the Journey took tbs
early train and booked myself for the very
ancient and very
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f1elp for the Nervous,

Where is 1t to be found cries the trem-
bling victim OF nervous debility. Not in
the tavern dram, that fires up the circnla.
ton for a moment, and is succeeded by a
collapse. Not in purgative pills, or a
Lentan diet, but in an invigorant and res
torative in which the tonic elements arr
united with gentle aperient and altera-
tive properties. When Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters was introduced nearly twenty
years ago, this important object was first
attained. This peaceful and active veg
etable specific is ~ justly celebrated for
it's cures of nervous diseases, as for the
absolute certainty with which II relieves
dyspepsia and biiiouspess. The hot wealth
or toward the close of summer generally
aggravates disease of q nervous ~ pc, cre-
ating 4 degree Of feebleness which In be-
yond measure distressing. Under such
circumstances rally the bodily energies
with a course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. OF all tonics, it is the most sat STAG
tory in its operations, and the least excit-
ing. II braces the nerves upto their natu-
raj tension, but not beyond it, 80 there 10
no reaction. II has other properties, how.
blood depurent aud moderate aperient, ID
superior to any other medicine ofthe day.
Fraud, however, IL on the alert. The
celebrity OF tho original medicine has
given rise to SCORES Of counterfeits and
limitations. Examine the label and the
fac sinsiie of the signature of the firm
see that the spelling IL all correct, and
thus make sure OF the genuineness OF the
article you buy. p. S.--Hostetter's Bit
ters are never sold in kegs or barrels, but
in bottles only.
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psnesrssie oss1sx Fe,is,es.


The Democratic caucus Of this
township, last Saturday, elected .
majority of delegates in favor Of
Ross for Treasurer and Lyman for
Sheriff.
Their County Convention assem-
. bles next Saturday, of which Colonel
lGsorgs Gillaspy will probably be
chairman.
II is equally probable that it will
select the following ticket, to wit:
For 6onator-Judge II. B. Hender.
shott.
For Representatives VIM. Cloyd
and Sam. Pack wood.
For Treasurer-W. ]. Ross.
For Sheriff--Tom. Bedwell.
For Auditor--Jo. Temple.
For superintendent Blank.
For Supervisor Rinehard
For Coroner--Some able bodied
graye-digger.
W. W. Howerton and p. g. Bal.
lingall are the last named victims
which the Democratic leaders are
trying to load up TO the Senatorial
guilotine. Gentlemen don't do it
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ALPINE, Iowa,
Aug. 7th, 1871.

ALPINE, Iowa,
Aug. 7th, 1871.
EDIToRs COURIER:
GENTs:-Yesterday
Sunday three of our citizens went
into the woods for the purpose of
digging some roots to mako ague
b'tters. and in passing the end of q
hollow log huge rattlesnake stuck
his head out and warned them not 20
approach too close, but nothing daun.
ted by the warning, they went and
captured his snakeship. He meas.
ured Al feet, and had ten rattles on
him. Some rattle that-but the half
is not yet told. Upon further in
vestigation the log was found to con-
tain fourteen moro snakes, all of the
same percussion, having from one
to three rattles on.
Pretty good job for Sunday, and
not q very good day for snakes, eth
or. How is that for snake, anyhow?
Yours, J. H. SPRINGER.
P.S. Washington township rs a
little inclined to Copperism, and that
may account for their locating 10
these parts. J. H. S.
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"A 0AHD.

As it is being repoi tied that DR.. J.
q. Hinsey was mainly instrumental
in my being candidate for the Office
Of Sheriff in opposition to Capt. Swig-
gett, | desire to say that he had no
knowledge Of my intentions until the
announcement was made in the
CouRIER. | am the moro anxious to
TO make this denial publicly, as it
has como to my personal knowledge
that such reports are being circuls-
ted among my friends and thereby
doing an INJURY to an innocent party.
Hoping and trusting that my sup
porters in the campaign just closed
will give their support and strength
to the entire ticket that they gave
me, Iremain, TO-,
JoHN u. MooRE.
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VIM. NJ. King has bought of Mr..
J. T. Quinn one-half the wooden fac
tory in this city. He proposes soon
to organize with Quinn joint stock
company, and asks citizens of Ottum.
wa to take stock, that we may have
q good wooden factory here.
Such projects are always com
mendable. Anything that will add
to our manufacturing prosperity is all
important and should receive sup.
port to our fullest ability to give it.
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From the Daily Courier Of August.

From the Daily Courier OF August Z.
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE h g
Normal Institute, under tho super.
vision Of Mr.. Cox, opened this after.
noon with an attendance Of twenty.
two. The teachers present appear
very earnest in their work, and there
is q fair prospect of successful ses.
sion. Mr. Cox proposes to continue
it for three or four weeks. The ses.
sions open respectively ut 9 o'clock,
a. M, and II o'clock p. M, in his Of
fee at the Court House.
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- 1920 SNAeSDU8Ws
The following resolution was intro
duced the othcr day at q meeting
Of the Capital Commissioners at Des
moines:
Resolved, That tho President be
authorized to advertise in ten daily
papers in Chicago, Detroit and
Philadelphia and one in Edinburg,
Leeds, Dublin, Cork, Frankfort. Mos
COW, st Petersburg, Paris, Versailles,
Liverpool snd London for elk suita-
bic persons for State House Com.
missioners to be presented to the
next General Assembly for successors
Of the present board Of Capital Com
missioners; provided, the Architect
deems Commissioners any longer
necessary and convenient, and that the
successful applicants be provided
with an escort aud travelling ex.
peDses.
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EsLzA MANHOOD:
0 HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

Just Published, ia n scaied e,,aeiope. Ptlee
sir cents.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT,
MENT, and Radical cure oil Spei1net orrb.'a az
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions
sexual Debility, and Impsdimeuts TO Met
rage generally; Nervousness, Consumption
Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental aud Physical In :
eapacity resulting from Self Abuse. Sc, hy
koBr, J. CuLvERwEEL, NJ. u, author OF u,e
green Book" dc
a Boon to Thousands OF SufereS, :
sent under seal. IN plain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid. on receipt OF six cents, or
Co. TT Bowery, New York, Post Office noN
i5sb. tJune S, ISL. dwSin.
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THIS unique exhibition, which
opens in Taylor / Blake's Hall, Mon
day August 14th; has everywhere
been received with great favor by
crowded and fashionable audiences.
The programme embraces the start
ling feats Of Logrenia the Royal Con-
juror, the trained birds, mice and
bats, and the Carnival Of Crnsus, or
distribution Of presents, which is
conducted upon an honest and i'm
partial plan, entirely different from
all other gift distributions, and wis
originated BY Mr.. SharpIey.
Each person attending receives
one Of the presents (there are no
blanks), and is not compelled to wait
10 suspense Until the close Of the per-
Torrance, inasmuch as each pro-
gramme given at the door, has the
name Of the present printed upon 1t,
and the holder thereof receives the
present immediately. The presents
range In valuefrom twenty-five cents
to fifty dollars, aud include gold and
silver watches, furniture, barrels of
flour, fancy goods, cutlery, &c.,
averaging at retail price more than
the price OF admission; but the man.
agement, by purchasing gnnds in
large quantities at the lowest figures
are enabled to Knd 4 margin for pro-
at.
The following from the 4 Baltimore
Telegram, in which CITY they per-
formed four weeks, 70 extremely
crowded houses, is sufficient endorse
mont Of the institution q b.
aSANDEasoNs OprRA ffousr. The
people are pushed to know why it is
that such crowds Of our best people
continue to flock to Sanderson's
Opera House. But if they will read
Sam Sharpley g announcement In an.
other column, they will at once recog-
nize solution Of the problem. Apart
from witnessing . really interesting
exhibition, they will receive present
that none can despise.
See the innumerable number OF
presents which have been bestowed
during the past week. But the at
fractions for next week surpase all
predecessors. Among the tray of
brilliant presents to be given are six
ten.dollar gold pieces and several
elegant gold English lever watches,
to say nothing of fruit baskets. ice
pitchers, castors. etc. The crowd of
course, will be such as no man can
mum Der.
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McFarlan has removed his grocery
store, OH SECOND street, two doors
northwert Of bis old stand. Young
u Co, arc about to open out . family
grocery in the room which Mac has
just vacated, having rented it for
three years. Look out for mann.
moth stock.
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AHEAp.-Col. J. G. Shaver who
resides on North Court Street,
has left in our Office the branch Of
an spple tree 20 inches long, that
has on it 20 perfect and good sized
apples. This beats anything in the
apple line we ever saw. Who will
say that Iowa is not good fruit
country?
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Ooal!-ooal!!-Tha Best,

West l. Terrell have opened .
new coal bank on Bear Creek, FIVE
miles from Ottumwa, and are ready
to sell coal at the bank or deliver in
Ottumwa at the lowest living rates.
They challenge everybody in the
county to show coal superior in
quality to theirs.
aug 3.w6t sep 1.6td.
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Cures Collie and Grip Price,
ing in the Bowels, -
and facilitates the Cents
process OF teething.
Subdues Commissions Prise,
and overcomes all dis -
eases Incident 10 chill. Cents
dren and infants.
Cures Diarrhea, Dys- price
entery and Summer -
Complaint in Ch'ld'n Cents
OF all ages.
In fant's and Children's Sco;h-
all disorders brought on by
other cause.
the GRAFTON MEDICINE.
Mo. Sold by Druggists aud
cine every where.
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THE STAFF OF LIFE is now deliver
ed ut your door fresh and good, every
day by the Daum boys. This is a
want that has long been felt, and we
hope they will meet with entire sue
cess. We refer our readers to their
advertisement, and can recommend
them as being No. boys, who are
well worthy Of succeeding their fa-
thor in business, and that is saying a
good deal for them.
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Kc1NT RESOsUrIoN; Proposing 10
xlnend the Constitution of the state of
iowa, and to provide for its reference
and publication:
Be 10 Resolved 6y Tie General Assembly
Of the State OF lotca, That the following
Amendments to the Constitution of the
State Of Iowa be and hereby proposed:
lst. Strike from section l, of article .
Of said Constitution. the word male"
I'd. Strike from section 4. of article 3,
OF said Constitution. the word "Male'
Reseioed, further. That these Resolu,
tions proposing to amend the Constitution
| of the State OF Iowa, are hereby referred
to the Legislature 10 be chosen at the ne It
General Election and that the Secretary
of State shall cause the same to be pub
lished for three months previous 10 the
time OF the next General Election of mem
beers Of the Legislature, in one new spa per
in each Congressional District.
Approved April 4th, 1870.
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sequence thfuI indlscrttions.
aY Thi Ele has been used in our prac-
tice for years, and with thousands
treated. Il eos not failed in single instance.
81 Each package Of Vegetable Care. is
wrapped in ultramnrine blue paper, printed in
gold letters and contains one bottle filed with
Sugar-coatcd Pills, and one vial Of Moderated
powders, sufficient 10 make onc-hsR pint Of
Injection, and one Syringe.
ss-price -, per package, cold by Druggists,
or sent BY mail on RECEIPT Of $3.50.
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We desire TO acknowledge tho re.
ceipt OF a complimentary invitation
to attend the Van Buren, county Fair
to be held at Keosauqua, September
goth, 2lst, and 22nd, from the hands
of our friend Capt. Allen Gebhart,
the secretary of the Society.
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We have been to day furnished
with 8 list Of awards of prizes made
J at the very successful Turnfest Of the
. Turner's of this city on last Friday,
4th inst:
\ Tho Silver Belt, the first prize for
best base ball club was awarded to
the Ottumwa Stars. Secondprise not
played for. Third prize was won
by the Harvards, of this city.
For TurniDg-The first prise, .
Z silver mounted German Drinking
I Horn, was won BY John B. Schworm;
Il the second, . silver mounted Turner's
Y Belt, BY Louis Schworm; tho third,
Turper's Badge, By Edward Cook.
Pole Climbing Only the third
] prize was won, and that was award
Z cd TO Antony Gasscr.
4 Bag Racing -First prize not won;
L seoond priss was awerded 70 Master
9. Miller; the third TO Master =.
Bosler.
Spoon Racing-First prize was
,,won BY II. Nunamaker and the sec
,ond BY Reuben Black.
eCroqaet-First prizes, b boquet
!. holder for lady and cigar holder for
gent, wss won BY Miss Bertha
! isoemer and J. G. Osgood; second
4 prizes, napkin ring for lady. badge
a for gent, was won by Clara Derby
and N. 8. Bills.
Wrestling The FIRST prize, Orna.
mental belt, was won by Mr.. Hitter
man; the second prize by John Tul-
is.
Foot RaciDg-G A Clearinghouse
won the first prize, and John Tullis,
the second. 81
For Dancing -Miss Mary Marsh
won the 1st prize, Set Of Jewelry ;
tho I'd, . Silver Goblet, by Elizabeth
zulauf; the Sd being u pair of bou-
.qust holders, they were by the
award divided between Carrie Roe
aner and Sophia Rabens.
~ This funniest was one of the
greatest gala days ever witnessed in
tOttumwa. It was success all over
and our Turner friends were made
\ twice glad by the liberal patronage
they received.
The Turner's return thanks for "a
] -vors conferred by Captain Swiggett
Rnd assistants, to P. g. BalllngalI,
Esq.. General Manager, whose in
domitable energy always conquers,
/ to the Band and to many others who
aided them them in getting up and
carrying on the programme, and f.
nally they tender their thanks to the
citizens generally for thor patron
i ago.
They propose, at some future day,
1 to get up another funniest, ut which
will be awarded the prizes which
were not won on Friday, and such
others - may be added thereto. &