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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-20
The Three Tlyeres

A number Of distiaeuished eitissns from
Cincinnati visited this city on Tussdsy last.
The party consisted Of Col. Geo. T. Aitkin.
son and wife, the Hon. Epb. Hollau aud
wife. Major Gen. Bob Brown aud wife,
Commodore Harry Simmons asd wife
Judge Edward Lyttls and wife, the Rev.
Frank Hail and wife, the Count and Count
sss BslIy Lewis, Capt. W. B. y. Tillsy snd
wife, Dr.. Naurice eimmens and wife. and
the hon. Peter Bowman. The gentlemen
carried large black vslises, and were re-
spisndsnt With massive jswelry, They
were received on their arrival by the Hoo.
John Morfissey and the Hon. John G. Hse.
nan-in fact, BY three Johns The visitors
took up their quarters at the st. Nicholas,
and Metropolitan Hotels.
The next day afrsr their arrival the gen.
tlemsn from Cincinnati, with their valises
10 their..hands. made their way to the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where they met the Hon.
John Morrissey and another John. The
entire party went thence to "a West twenty.
fourth street and remained there inspecting
the tiger until midnight. when they return
ed to their hotels with their valises slightly
collapsed.
Next day the distingnishsd strangers, 10
two companies, visited the rooms Of the
hon. John. Morrissey and another Johu.
They returned 10 their hotels before day
light next morning with their vslisss much
more seriously collapsed than on tho prev
ious day.
After . prolonged rest the viiitors again
repaired TO the Hon. John Norrissey's In
Twenty four.h street and met there two mo .
Johns. About midnight messenger was
dispatched by the strangers to their rsspee. i.
tive wives for their surplus diamonds. The
diamonds are now On exhibition vt Mr..
Morrisssys studio.
Yesterday the distinguished party, with
one exception, returned 10 Cincinnati.-
The Hon. Harry Simmons rema iued iu this
city to ask . favor from Col Fisk, j., 10
In the shape ofs pass on the Erie. Coz
Fisk asked NJ Simmons whether be Was
member Of the press.
"D-hard pressed replied the Hon.
Harry. Whersupon Col. Fisk directed one
OF bis horse guards to show Mr.. Simmons 10
to Eight avenue.
The Hon. John MorrIsiey has an accom-
Of the financial results Of the visit Of the
gentlemen from the West. 1t 10 IN favor OF
Mr. MOrrissey and his friends thus: First
days exhibition, $ll, 20; second day's ex-
hibition, $9,650; third days exhibition,
$4,000; diamonds and jewelry, $1,000
total, $42.65o.-N. Y. Sun.
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A MUSICAL TREAr.- Peters' AusicaJ
Monthly for January comes to us in new
drrss. 1t is printed on thicker paper, and
10 In every respect superior to to it's many
predecessors. The selections are evidently
made With great care, sod 1t 10 really won :
derful how few poor pieces appear among
the hundreds that are given. Volume TX
commences with the January number. -
Price 80 cents; or So per year. The pub
fishers ofsrs six back numbers for 81, aad
wa advise all our Musical readers to take
advantage Of the offer.
Address. ]. L. PETERS.
500 Broadway, New York.
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A new feature 10 the Woman's Rights
movement presents itself 70 Spain. Hereto
fore the men Of Spain have nearly monopo-
iissd oil the honor and glory attending the
performances 10 the 'bull.riog, but now two
young ladies, telling the wrongs Of their
sex and burning for distinction, have enter
ed the arena at Madrid and have slain not
less than three roaring, wild and dangerous
bulls. WHAT next in the way of advance!
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9Pleasurs lovers will bear in mind that to.
morrow evening the celebrated Morris Bros.
Minstrsls give one only Of their unique en-
tertainments, at sohel's Opera House. The
mere mention that Loo, Billy and Charley
Abrris, the renowned burnt corEists, are
With the troupe, 10 sufficient guarantee Of
. crowded house The programme for the
evening 10 now, varied and original, end oil
those who desire an evening of genuine fun
without vulgari,y will be sure to attend.
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z ]. may not be generally known to our oiti.
s'Ss that Aessrs. B. P. Bradstrsst, formerly
81 the Rochsatsr House 10 this place, and
Mr. George Dickson. Of yssdvills, have
parehsssd The Cornucopia Saloon and Rs,.
tsnrsnt located on Spring street, TitusvilIs,
sod rsopsued It to the public. It has been
thoroughly rsdtted throughout and 10 now
ons Of the most elegantly appointed saloons
>" the oil regions. Mr.. R. R. Taylor, every
Uodv knows Bob" prssides st the bar
Those of our eltIseus visiting Tituavilie,
should pay BRAD" and "Georgs" q visit
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In LrcK.-A new we'll was struck on the
Black isrm. 10 the Parkst's Landing dis
trict, on Thursday last, which started up st
ths rate OF 90 barrels per day, and up to
last evening bad Increased to fully seventy
i've barrels dsily. The well 10 owned BY P
c. R"loy, Of Pioneer, and Aessrs. Hopswell
and Psstsr, Of Tsrr Farm. We congratu.
ists these gentlemen on their good fortune
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Gold at l p. m.9 100
RE M0VAL,

The Office Of the Daily Re.
cord has been removed to the
building situated four doors
below thu late location, direct.
ly opposite the McClintock
House, and next door to Odd
Fellows Hall. Our friends are
invited to call and see us.
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Rich Holiday Goods ct VOLTS.

The Butler Citizen says: Up to th g
latest information We have, the well on tn g
Robert Campbell farm, near Fairvisw, this
county, is holding out at about seventy
dve barrels Of oil per day. Other wells aIe
drilling In that neighborhood. The rrojec
Of putting down q we'll at or near this placet
10 again discussed, and we think time 10
nsarst hand when II hould take som
definite shape.
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Mary had . liuie ismh. With bs'r 40
white % elk; The longer Mary livsd. the
more Shs found that lsmba blk. For al,
that bsir was only Asx. On that d-cei'ful
brute; But Ba'y hAdn't much to cay Fer
hers Vas only jitc.
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A New Albany couple were marriei In \
wagon in the middle Of the street, with an
umbrella over their heads, the minister
leaning against fence. without any pro-
lection from the rain.
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Spanish c0sl, which has hitherto been
neglected, 10 beginning TO be considerably
used on railways and in manufactures -
English capitalists are sinking shafts in the
north of Spain.
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A. b. s. has taken TO making jokes, In
. late number Of the Atlanta Sun be calls
Bullock bis ex.Oxcellency."
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Another supply OF Christmss goods such
M Gold Watches, Chains, Rings, Pines
Photograph Albums. Musical Instrument,
&c just rsceivsd at woN..
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An tlOwa couple obtsir o.: . handsome
sum 10 begin life with BY charging twenty
6ve cents admission to their wedding.
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The City Investigating Committee. after
nature delihsration. bavs decided that Chi.
cago was burned because Chicago was burn
ed.-( Boston Post.
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~ GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
haud Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
ally for family use.
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u g. Jarvis, furniture dealer, has some
very nns Chromos, Brackets, Children's
s'r'ao', Co. suitable Tor Christmas presents
Give him ca!h
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Assrschsum pipes and oigsr holders,
French snd German styles, just tho thing
for . Ctristmas gift, at VOLTS
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Captain Robert Jones, Of jamestown, VII.
commanded the whsisr Conoordia, thai was
wrecked 10 the Arctic seas in September
last, has returned home.
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In leaving Louisville strept-car a lady
had her dress caught 10 come manner, and
was dragged half square before she could
be released.
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English. German, French aud American
Gold and Silver Watches and Chains At
VOLTS,
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New styles Of Solid Satin Silver ware and
Tea Sstts at
J. VOLTS Jewelry Store.
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sF Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for ans CIG AIRS
anu cheap fer cash.
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An Industrious African OF Atlanta siois a
coat Saturday, was married Suad.s ,sad
die d "a j,:l on Mouds,,
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B-Large stock of Leroy W. Fairchild's g
GOLD PENS-best in the market,
nov24-tt At SIMMONH'
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Ladies' II you want a Christmas Git,
for a gentleman. 60 to Wolf
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Plenty ofsnow and most elegau, sleigh :
ing.
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sE GAFFNEY is the ONLY SQUARE
LlQvGR DEALER On the Greek. Give
him q call.
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Elegant Pocket Diaries
at GRIFFEs BROS.
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- GAFFNEY'S LIQUOR STORE is
the only place 10 look for Hotel Glass
Ware. NJ.
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At Junction, fourteen mills north OF Eu-
gene, Oregon, forty buildings have been
erected within tho past two weeks. TIE
towa has now sixty OF ssvssty hsuscs -
Two ac.'ss ago Y ~ pot oas
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Tue o"'y ";". item today 10 the fearful
cDld weather.
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TOE shs'u'ouesor has s,ovd at zero oil
dsy.
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eB- BUFFALO CUT HAY. Al
Scbermerhorn il TenEyck's.
jul2.tf. Cor. End d Washington Ste.
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The coldsst day of the season.
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SWEET PUTATOES.

Nice SWEET POTATOES just received q
nov Sit MEASE L. ARMSTRONG'S.
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Go to ALDEN'S for the latest styles Hat
j. Caps.
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The America Cook Stove ct
GORDON's
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Apples! Apples!
just received one hundred barrels OF ttose
nice APPLES from the farm, aud twenty
barrels OF our best CIDER-the beet that
ever came to this town. Call and see for
yourselves
Nov II RI. Fl. WARNER.
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FURS. FU
MILLINERY O.
LADIES aud Gents FURNISHING GUO
and . large assortment Of goods Gu
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Trunks
drcl5tf
Local Notices.
=. NJ. PettengiIl IL Co. 81
fark fow, New York, and Geo P. Rowel 4 Co
Advertising Agents are the sole agents for the Pc,
troleum Centre DAILY REoolp in that dty Ad.
vertisers in that city requested TO leave their
q vors with either of the above houses
Wanted.
A GIRL to DO general Honsework,
MRS II. G. JARVIS.
HOLlDAYPRESENTS rs.
A nice line Of Brackets, Frames, Ch'l-
Furniture Rooms.
SWEET PUTATOES.
Nice SWEET POTATOES ju.t received al
nov s.tf MEASE d ARMSTRONG'S.
eE- BUFFALO CUT Hay. Al
Scbermerhorn Il TenEyck'a.
jul2.tf Cor. End d Washington Ste.
eE GAFFNEY is the ONLY SQUARE
LlQVGR DEALER On the Greek. Give
him q call.
Go to ALDEN'S for the latest styles Hats
j. Caps.
LIVE AND LET LIvEl
Just received at Meass d Armstrong;
Flour and Feed S ore, 1900 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
est cash prices! O29-tf
Fresh Eggs and SUPERIOR BUTTER
SCHEMERHORN & TEN EYCK'S
cor. Washington i Second Streets. m23 IT,
~ GAFFNEY's LIQUOR STORE is
the only place TO look for Hotel Glass
Ware. M.
- GAFFNEY keeps constantly on
haud Scotch Ale and London Porter, espec
ally for family use.
The America Cook Stove st
GORDON'S
The America Cook Stove vt
GORDON'S.
The America Cook Stove
GORDON'S
The America Cook Stove at
GORDON's.
Apples: Apples!
just received one hundred barrels OF ttose
nice APPLES from the farm, and twenty
barrels OF our best CIDER-the best that
ever came to this town. Call and see for
yourselves.
Nov 7 II Fl. Fl. WARNER.
Elegant Pocket Diaries
at GRIFFES BROS.
sB Go 10 GAFFNEY'S for Hns GIG AIRS
anu cheap fer cash.
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The America Cook Stove ut
OOI
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New Styles Pocket Diaries
at GRIFFES BROS.
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tE HOLIDAY GOODS 10 great vsrIe
ty,
At SIMMONS.
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- CHOICE CIGARS-new stock,
At SIMMONS,
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The America Cook Stove
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) etroleum Centre Daily Record.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching d II o'clock A. NJ, and IN
o'cock P. n
D. PATTON, Pastor.
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For Nale or Rent.

The building lately occupied by A. M
qnire Of
h G. JARVIS.
petroleum Centre, Pa. dec DIV
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New stock of Winter Clothing
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A NEoao.
He Aims at Ihe Assassination Of Hall
Dozen white men At Once-bWOO Of
. His Victims in the Hospital.

The bloodiest affair that has aver oc.
CURED in the neighborhood of Memphis,
was enacted on board OF the Susie silver,
lying sc our wharf Monday night. At q
late hour . number Of white men were
sitting s~ronnd.the stove to keep them
selves warm. One Of the number named
Johnson got up to go TO bed, and told
smother white man to take his seat Before,
1OWever, the white man had Lime to sit
down, q hideous looking negro named
Owen, with q face like q large ~cocoanut,
and lips similar to sides of rusty bacon,
planked himself risht in the chair. This
sort Of indignity and insult could not be
borne by people with much less spirit
than those to whom 1t was offered. A
quarrel ensued. The negro pulled out q
dig knife n proceeded 10 carve indis-
criminstely. he cut n man in the
bresst right Over the heart, he nearly
severed the thigh of smother man, Il
cut and hacked third in all directions.
h commenced the business wi hout cere-
mony, and carried 1t on with SUCH vigor
tbs there was no possibility OF stopping
him until the d image was done; had not
the knife slipped out OF his hand, 1t is
within the rsnge of possibility that he
would killed al least half dozsn men. He
is certainly the most ~sanguinsry being
of the human mould that ever sailed on
the Mississippi. he wss arrested and
looked up in the Adam street stations
house, The names of the il jured parties
are Pat. Ryan, Thomas halllgsn and
George Ross. Two Of them are in the
city hospi al. Tins numerous negro Is
| nov in all, having failed to procure three
Thousand dollars bonds before the re-
corder yesterday morning. Owen Is a
great Improvement on the g~orilla-bis
lips are like the Gaming edge of q huge
| crater, and his brow like the butting rocks
that ov-rhspg the deep. A line drawn
upward at q range of forty-hve degrees
from the chin, would pass through the
principal paris of his head; and his wool is
TOO short to be cropped, his ears, though,
invite that process. Let him DO sent on
| the Sslma rOsd,
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Msmphls ana 81. LOWS D. 5. MelI Llns

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis ana 81. Ions U s. nail Line
For oaeeola. Madrid. BiosmAn Belmont and
cairo. connecting al Belmoat with the
ulinois Central RAIlro I'd, and
b ats uP the ohio river.
BELLE PiKe-.---------Lennox, master
This elegant steamer WI leave
This DAY, 18th mat, al pm.
Tickets 10 al points via Memphis and 81
Louis packets, North, Es { AID West apply |
to Genera RailIoSd anu stesmboa. ofnee.
ION d. DuHH. Ger. Coz { and Nam sta
FreiSnt receiver Attas ST. ms @h4r bat
EN-. CALVERT, 0enl SupL
pol= W E Dill. agent
FOB VIOKSBURG.
OniIeo states Mail Line foE v~Ioksbarg-Fo1
Helena, Napnleon and Vtcksourg-
CITY OF VICKSBUR9 .--...-yCarter, master
This elegant passenger pacEet
VIII leave Is aDove 3
THIS DAY, 18TH inst at Jam.
Freixns recel yed AZ the5LLOuls Wharfnoat.
". Z. DILL, Agent.
nols ELFN.r AI Y.hI snpL
FOR RED RIVER.
carter Line Of Red River Paokets.-For JEFF
l0Eo0Af 0AACNNRSAr SLeA 0~SA
and Way Landings.
Str. RI 10 KWOOD-----~.Ooghnl, master
This eleg CAN'T passenger steamer -
will leave IS above AEEH&f1E
8 AIS DAY, l5th Inst, at 4 pm.
II. w~AsRIS0TOS, agent,
nol2
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
memphis and Arkanszus sfver Packea
Company U. 3 Mail Line.
TRROIG1 t. FORT SMITH DIRECT.
The elegant pssse5Eer
9t.RmS TAs
VIII icaVe as above WETNEsD1Y. nov 18th,
For freight or pssssss apply 70
w. &. KkNNEDAY, Agent,
Once on ComPsu VS. WbsTfoost
-
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
RsauIsr New o leans Packet-For Vicks-
burg, Matches and New Orleans
h. 8. TURNEs -------W :. k0sH' master
Alex. stew sIS CLERK
This elegant steamer VIII leave 80
Tais Day, is,h inst, At u an.
ELLIOTT q aII LER, agents,
nol5 9~Promsnade, icot OF Jefferson.
Memphis & New Orleans Thursday Packet,
tn new md magnificent psekst
BELLE LEE----J; frank Hicks, master
John s Suilivas, ClerE.
VII leave as above on THURSDAY, the
18th inst, ats O'Clock p m. For freight or
passage zpply on board or to
LARRY HARMsTAD co, Agents,
noI4 No. %. r. On stIest.
fun hELnRz All RhIAh's EO1s1
For esEnsros, AsstIn, 0 T., Ksisss ass
FFisr's PsiHt,
The rsliable, nrst-clsss passenger packet
- Geo. ". Cheek
MARX & CHEEK-------masser,
VIII run regularly, as above, leaving Mem
pnia every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
ORDAY, punctusliy att pm.
For freight or passage, apply on BOARD
aus
Fer Hsssss, Friar's fsIst, BesiaA, waits
River, Rapslses ass the 5Sads,
The United States Nail Packet
~ a. ]. WHIT
VIII leave Memphis MONDAYS y FRI
DAYS, punctuslly At pm
For treizht or pa:ssgs. apply on board
EhIAh's FULNI AND bENDo.
srsaF's Fgizt, Ksissa ssa sssse gsE3ss
Statss Nail Psskss.
- Phil. AillH, 80
Leaves Memphis Mondays ano Fridays, at 4
| ON. connecting st Helena With the steamer
| RHoDA for nerfsnns and al potnts on
| Ia Ruins rveY
EOR ARK NRAk RIVER
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure, yesterday after
moor, of seeing upon our 8 reefs Elem, the
renowned barber of Chicsgo.
Mr. John F. Hsuser, editor of the Buff
falo county {WisconsiD) Republican.
passed through the city yesterday, on his
way to visit the Swiss colony in the Cum
beTlsnd mountains.
The following named gentlemen, the
president, attorney and directors OF the
Miss sslppi Central Railroad Company
convene this morning at the psrlors OF
the Peabody hotel for the purpose, as we
are advised, of determining whether they
may control the Mississippi and Tennes
see rsllrosd: General A. NJ West, presi-
dsnt of the Mississippi Central railroad
General E O. WAlthsll. Colonel B Bobo,
W. a Ray burn, 8 D Go0ch, DR.. Thomss
q Reeves. Colonel N Howard, Colonel
A. N. Mckay, snd N r. Sledge.
Mri1r A. r Horne and Colonel j. D
Haw Kins, levee commissioners of Missis-
sIppi. ard Colonel Hiram B Hall, vics-
president of the Kansas aud Texas RSl-
road company, are at the Peabody hote'.
Our young friend and fellow-to ~nsmaD,
Mr., W h. Halstesd, has connec,ed him
self with the Commercial hotel. 1t Is
needless to speak OF Mr. HIS popularity.
His friends are legion, snd the DINNER
cisl's polite and efficient corps may well
congratulate themselves upon the scq1i
sition lust made to their ranks. The
Commercial Is an excellent house, and
az Mr. a. has 6 large acquaintance In Viz
ginia and West Tennessee, we expect to
see the list of arrivals -slresdy large
grow still larger.
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ANUS

There was q full house last evening at
the New Memphis Thester, and never one
more delighted, snd surely there was new
or an sssemblage within the walls Of the
building that wsa ottener forced to weep
by the inimitsble rendition of the sad
sto'y of Mary Queen of SCOTS, by Mrs.
Bowers. This accomplished woman, If
she win else y hers the boundless popular
ity she has achieved In this city, win soon
be deemed peerless on the American
stage. Il Is curious thst sensible women
of Memphis ever suffer an opportunity to
escape Of seeing snd hearing Mrs. Bowers.
Her charms and grsees and tsstefulness
Of n and expression are lessons as
invaluable on any other as on Friday
evenings and IL fsshion have brains. every
night during her stay in Memphis, will be
the evening especially, devoted by fash
ion and taste TO an intellectual entertain
ment Is rare ss 1t is fascinating.
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CoooA1NH drslses the hair Beautifully
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The directors OF the Memphis and
Raleigh .ilrosd Company will meet at
the Ayres block to-day, az 2 O'Clock p IN
Business of importance will come MP. By
order Of M. D L. STEWART,
President pro TEN.
A. ]. WHITE, Secretary.
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9. LoWENsTEIN 4 a Q
VIII continue TO sell their
MAaNIFIoENr sTooK

VI
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At greatly reduced prices
THEIR STOCK Is NEW AND PREsH,
but marked at such figures as no
! other house IN Memphis can COM
pete with, under any circumstances,
40 matter Whist their pretext may
be.
We advise al those who have any
purchases TO make, not TO fail in
calling at
B. LoWEHSTEIN q BROS.
!. and secure some Of the great bar
gains they AFRO Offering.
The promises of B Lowenstein &
Bros, may be relied ID. Their
advertisements are no humbDg
They always DO as they say. Their
rule Is to let no other house under
sell them under any circumstances.
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