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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-27

A PALMER LOVE TALE. j ohm Gibbons of
this city, about % years old, went out to Pal
mer, few weeks since, and there became ac-
qualned with Miss Kate Bow, domestic over
81 years DID, and learning she had several
thousand dollars 10 the bank, made love to her,
with the view, as the sequel has proved, to OBJ
tanlng her hard-earued money. The time was
appointed for the youth and the aged maiden
to be Joloed in matrimonial bonds, but he was
so eager to get hold of the money, that, Sat
urday, he prevailed upon his expeotant bride
TO 20 to Ware aud draw part of the funds,
some $500 or more. When she returned TO
Palmer, Gibbons demanded the money, which
she naturally refused to give up. High words
we're the result, and, to crown the affair, Glib
bons Knocked Mss Bow down with chair,
breaking her ankle in the melee, and fnalIy
snatched small package from her bosom and
made OFT. After being goue while be dis
covered that he had taken the bank book in
stead OF the money, aud he returned TO de.
mand the cash; but this time he fell ipto the
hands Of Constable Palmer. Meantime poor
kate, with a broken liub, meditates on the
uneven course of cruel love. Gibbons looks
like the desperate fellow that he is and his
victim was warned to beware oil him; bu, love
Is bilud. John was held 10 default Of So 600
bonds to answer for his misdeeds. SprinofeH
(4Hass Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-27
'IlEsYEfsaEsxsgsssxsSsa
Local BREyITiEs

Inc weather to day was charming-clear and
oright: aud little warmer than that lately pre-
Va'ing. An agreeable breeze was blowing from
the west, and SO delightful was exercise 10 the
open air that everybody avaied themselves OF
opportunities to 20 out Of duors, if only for
"a few minutes
The programme for the drawing of the Mont
peter female uunaue Association Oh Thurs
day lex, Is published elsewhere ia to.lav's
paper. l. he sale OF tickets has Increased 50
niuct that the numerous clerks employed at
the c;u;ra office on Kiag street, are kept c,u-
stantij engaged ln hillug orders.
cross tie placed ACROSS the railroad track
at the els: oi a curve aad culn menccmcnt of an
em0aukn Mt Iear Fairfax station yesterday az
icru'nN, WIS seen by the Watchul engineer 10
time to rreVeut any damage
The revival services conducted by Rev DR.
K 's>er at the NJ +. Church South, still con.
tinua. \ crowded congregation was present
iast night, aud there seems to be p0 abatement
IN the interest the revival has excited.
Inc F'nance Committee o! the City Council.
nave directed TIE tax collectors 10 proceed i'm
medtately to enforce the collection of delinquent
tax bills.
Mr.. W D. Hudson, has opened drug store
DIT w 'oi Mug street, section OF The civ In
Whicn he uew store ought to thrive as there
IL 40 other within seveu blocks.
a cow belonging to a colored woman named
l. uiSa iancll was run over and killed by the
Cars at The east eud Of the W likes street tunnel
this morning.
The Warrenton lndcx thinks that there
should b" no scarcity Of Samples of asbestos at
the Mineral Bureau ia this city, as there is an
aoanaaucc vt that mineral 10 lower T, uquier.
As an evidence Of the in creased arrival of
freight now brought to this city it is mentioned
that Y nlon strcettrom Fishtowu to the tenuel,
was flied ia day by cars.
The Radicals Of Fairfax county met to-day
al the Courthouse to nouiuate a candidate for
the House Of Delegates
Policeman Smith aud MuIin, chased thief
Que OF Alderman Moore yard, in tue lst Ward
last night.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
FROM HEDGEsyILLE.
HEDGEsvILLE, April IA, u

HEDGEsvILLE, April Ia, 75.
10 the hdaor< Of The Independent:
An election for the municipal an
thorities of the corporation OF
Hcdgesville was cid on Saturday
the 10th inst. We, with pleasure
announce the success of the Inde-
pendent or Reform ticket. over
the clique or ring, self-stvlcd Tenn
peranee, but more sroperly called
the jug ticket
The election was holly contested,
reminding one Of the coon-skIn
and log-cabin days in ate-bellum
times. The majority OF our voters
have, at last, grown tired Of the
public money being appropriated
10 the payment of private law suits
etc. The cloak OF Temper
ance and the false report ihas the
independent was ii whiskey ticket
cor,1 no longer avail.
The independent Ticket was AS
follows: For Mayor Al. q. Wyn~.
koop; Council Benz. oyer, Jacos
Naylor, VIM. Jacques. VIM Shat
fer. and Morehead Miller, for Ser
geant--T hos. Wandling for Sup
ervisor Of streets Moreiead Pois-
al they were elected over the.fol-
lowing ticket by m jorify OF
three votes: For Mayor NJ. l..
l.inganfelter; for Council - Is.
vernilyea, w Richard, Daniel
Moler, j. ii Miller, John Quinn;
FOR Sergeant jacob poisal FOR SUI
pervisor- Emanuel Basorc.
The ring finding one candidate
too heavy i load 70 carry said cam
dldase quietly vi hureW from the
contest.
The energy with which the rail-
road residents Of our village work
ed for the advancement nfthe I'M
lerest Of the corporation Ii com
mendable, and we hereay take the
lIserty Of rendering the thanks OF
the Independent d srty. The ring
died har l--no blood shed.
Respectfully, X. II. s.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
ANOTHER Fatal ACCIDENT


On Monday evening David Gletner,
an employee of the B. & O. r. r.. re-
turned from his trip West to this
point, and living close to Back Greek
bridge near the line OF. the b. & O.
r. r. took the 6:15 p. NJ. freight, ex-
pecting. as was his custom to Jump.
OIL near hishome. In jumping off he
unfortunately jumped on the left
hand side, and just at that time en-
CINE No. 90 was coming from the
West with a freight train, and struck
him before he could get out of the
way, killing him, as is supposed, in
stantly. The deceased was a respecta-
BILE, sober and industrious young man,
and, strange to say his father was ac-
cidentally killed at Cherry Run Sta
ton by the cars, about five years ago
and only about one and half miles
above the spot where this accident oc-
cured.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

The list of subscribers which we
published last week contained not a
single name of any subscriber to the
DAILY. They were all bona fde sub
scribers to the WEEKLY INDEPEN-
DENT, who receive their papers in
Martinsburg. And further, the names
of all our town subscribers were not
published in that list. We simply
gave a sufficient number to nail the
asserted lie that the INDEPENDENT
did not have 2S5 subscribers in the
county. That list proved that the
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT has more
than that number in the town Of
Martinsburg alone. And it had the
effect to frighten Buzfuz from the
contest which he claimed he was anx-
ious to enter into. He attempts to
ease the fall of his cowardly back
down by the unfounded assertion that
we had put the names of some Of our
DAILY subscribers in the published
list. There was no necessity for such
a bare-faced lie, when he could have
gone to any of the parties whose
names were published and ascertain
ed whether they were WEEKLY or
DAILY subscribers. But lying won't
avail i'll this case. The people are
competent to judge correctly from
facts before them. We are now ready
to give our entire county list, and
prove thereby that we meant business
when we said the INDEPENDENT had
a larger circulation than any paper
ever before published in the county.
But Buzfuz having acknowledged the
fact by backing out of the contest,
there is no further necessity for fur
nishing the proof.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

PHILADELPHIA, April TO-
Wool--Fair demand and prices
steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania ami
West Virginia Xxx and above al
IS; x55c; medium 573c; coarse SOC;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western line 40a52c; medium 55aJ6c
coarse SOC; combing washed Goa
67}c; do unwashed 45a46c; fine I'M
washed 35a39c; coarse and medium
unwashed 40a421c; t'ib washed SIS
a60c; extra and Merino pulled 46a
Doc; No. 1 aud superfine pulled 4ea
soc.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
IDIETD-.

At her residence in Gerardstown, San
day morning, April II, Mrs. Sarah NJ
Campbell, relict Of the late Major Douglas
Campbell, in her 8Sth ear.
The deceased was an estimahle christian
lady, loved and respected by all who
knew her. Blessed are tie dead who die
10 the Lord.
eep not for 4 mother deceased
Onr loss Is her infinite gain;
A soul out ofpsison released
And freed fram lis bodily ehain,
With songs iet as follow her fight,
And mount With her spirit above,
Escaped 10 the mansions oflight
And lodged in the eden ofloye.
At his residence near Little Georgetown
on the l4th, Of heart disease, David IT,
Miller, aged GO years
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Recently number of persons were
poisoned at Greencastle, Penn, by
eating apple butter preserved in croc-
kerry glazed with inferior and cheap
material. A postal card was received
from friend by gentleman in this
town, yesterday, stating that two car
loads of the same kind of crockery had
been shipped and sold in this town and
we note the fact to warn our people
to be careful in using fruit kept in this
kind of ware.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

BALTIMORE. April Is. - Flour
Howard Street Super 4.25aJ4.75
Howard Street Extra 3 0O(D5 81
Howard Street Choice 5 1905 so
Howard Street Family 5 BIOS 90.
Wheat White ] 33 al 30 cents
Red 100000
Corn White $500 cents:
Yellow 90(090l cents.
Oats. Southern 7ita73 semts !;
Western 00a70cents.
Rye II l0G1 II cents.
Provisions. --ShodldeFs 81 ~
Clear rib sides 114(al. Hams IA
@15 cents. Lggd I4fUl44.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

The Sheriff's Office was broken into
on Tuesday night and the desks and
drawers ransacked in search of mon
ey. The thief, or thieves, gained an
entrance through the side window
next to Mr.. Mathei's. They got about
seventy cents in coppers, which had
been left in one of the drawers. The
Sheriff is now having the windows
iron-barred.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

COUNCIL Proceedings
A. S. Chambers, Mayor, Councilmen,
Messrs. Farrin, Perryman, Wolfes,
Staley, Rutherford, Cline, Miller and
Bohda.
Petition of Mrs. Kearney for re-
duction of taxes refunded.
Committee on bill of f. Phaging
continued.
The question of granting license to
Captain f. Barber to sell spurious Ii
quors came up, and vote resulted in
a tie Of the Council. The Mayor vo-
ted against license, and it was re-
fused.
The application Of j. ID. Copen-
haver for license to sell liquor was
presented. The application was re-
fused by a vote of three to five.
The application of VIM. Henshaw
for license to sell liquor was present
ed. License granted.
j. N. Wisner appeared before Coun-
Gil and appealed from decision Of
Justice Gardner III a case tried before
him in which said Wisner wasdefen-
dant, charged with assault upon -
Agee.
After reading the Justices trans
cript, and an argument from the APP
pellant, the Corporation Counsel. Mr..
G. j. Faulkner, Jr., was called upon
for an opinion after which on motion
the Council RENTED the fine impos-
ed. The Council continued in SEES
sion to a late hour, and WE were
compelled to close our report.
On motion the Ordinance Com
mittee were instructed to confer with
Messrs. Faulkner, Jr., and Wisner,
and endeavor to arrange ordinances
in more satisfactory form.
The question raised by ID. Haffner
in reference te an alley on lots 22S,
233 and 237, was referred to street
committee.
On motion, the vote refusing IL
cense to Capt. Fritz Barber was re-
considered by vote Of 5 to 8.
On motion, license was granted to
Capt. Barber by the same vote.
Mr.. Blocher appeared and explain
ed his proposition to tap watermains
and lay service pipe.
On motion, the assessment on lots
owned by Mr. Williams was reduced
to 5000.
On motion, the Mayor was unan-
imously instructed tonotify property
holders between Kapp's corner and
Spring alley to repair pavements.
The Mayor was also instructed to
notify Mr.. Mead and the School
Board to lay paEements.
On motion the gas bill wat laid
over, and the comsittee instructed
TO consult council
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
List OF Transfers.

The following is a list Of the trans
fers recorded in the Office of the Coun-
ty Clerk since our last report:
j, @. A. Nadenbousch to c. II.
Keefer, release.
Martinshurg Building Association
to G.. III. Keefer, release.
Silas Hedges and wife to to G.. Fee
we'll, trust, realty.
J. p. Kearfott and wife to A. Hoge-
land, bargain and sale, realty.
s. G. Bernhard ct. al. to Silas He'd
ges, bargain and sale, realty.
G. o. Lambert TOD. Nelson Wisner
trust, realty.
Mechanics Mutual Building Aseo-
citation to Herman Freese, realty.
G. j. Faulkner to Harrison Tabler,
release.
j. Felker and wife to G.. Ternell,
trust, realty.
M. G. Kyne to j. Felker, release.
Thos. Colvin to Hester Gown, bar
gain and sale, realty.
r. G.. Barton and wife to j. A. Bo-
yer, trust, realty.
j. Feller to Benz. f. Geyer, trustee
of Mary Felker, realty.
ID. Anderson and wife to j. Brooks,
bargain and sale, realty.
+. ID. and j. w. Rauch to Eliza j.
Rauch, bargain and sale, realty.
Peter Horn to Geo. i. Horn, bar
gain and sale, realty.
James Dunn and wife to j. p.
Kearfott, trust, realty.
l nv J(naIrxya11 oY Il xxr;f., ~, Gl,...,
man, bargain and sale, realty.
j. w. Teter and wife to j. Nelson
| Wisner, trust, realty.
J. Il. Johnson and wife to J. Barn
hard and $. Il. Bernhard, bargain and
sale, realty.
Il. C.. Landerkin and wife Jno. +.
Gardner, bargain and sale, realty.
| j. w. Jennings and wife to j. III.
Bristor, trustee for M. Monkey, real
ty.
t. Murray TO II. N. Deatrick, re-
lease.
w. II. III. CUM to A. Moon, trust,
| personality.
Tuscarora Building Association to
l.. A. Sencindiver and Harbend, re-
lease.
j. Ensminger and wife to M. T..
Payne, bargain and sale, realty.
II. Rimer and wife to G.. A. Pow
ell, bargain and sale, realty.
G.. ID. Powell and wife to j. Baker
Kearfott, trust, realty.
ID. NJ. Shaffer to Eliza r. McGill,
bargain and sale, realty.
G. j. Keedy and wife to J. A. Bo-
yer, trust, realty.
J. Myers to G. Myers, bargain and
sale, realty.
US. Bowers to T. q. Flagg, release,
realty.
j. Corsey to ". II. Mathews, trust,
personality.
M. Monkey and J. w. Pitzer to j.
w Jennings, bargain and sale, realty
G.. H. KeefeT and wife to John N
Abel, bargain and sale realty.
j. Ii. King to j. j. Beck, release.
J. J. Beck wife to r.. Beck, trust,
realty.
q. d. Blocker and wife to Jno. A.
Boyer, trust, realty.
III. A. Frazer, trustee for realty to
w. +. Geyer, bargain and sale.
w. f. Geyer to III. A, Frazier and
j. w. Bishop, bargain and sale realty.
IL. A. Frazier ct. 81 to r.. Stewart,
ST., bargain and sale, realty.
ID. :. Byers and wife to 5. X. Vos-
burg, bargain and sale, realty.
M. Brown, .Ir., and wife to l.. VOL
fes, bargain and sale, realty.
l.. Wolfes and wife to J. N. Wisner
trust, realty.
~-----~~axAzx
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
A partisan newspaper nevada

A partisan newspaper nowadays
il looked upon with suspicion,
merely because IL is such, and by
even those OF the same political
principles il regarded as more or
less subsidized by the party
whose fIag it flies. An independ-
ent paper Ii open to no such mis-
constructions; 1t owes allegiance
to none, and is motives, whatever
its course, cannot be irnpugncd
from the nature OF the ease Parti-
san Journals are daily losing
ground ia the creation oil public
sentiment, while the influence Of
indepedent sheets is proportion
ateIy increasing. Denuer NesCs.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Billy Brown, the basket maker was
in town Thursday. He came with
bis donkey attached to a small wagon
and brought load Of baskets. His
two little boys accompanied him.
Billy disposed fhis baskets, and then
INDUCED little too freely in some
thing to take He got booty. He
started home, the oldest boy driving
the donkey. Old Billy didn't like the
way he drove, and proceeded to whip
the boy with a large hickory wythe
he carried IN his hand. 1t was cruel
procedure, as the little fellow had
done nothing to deserve it. When
opposite the INDEPENDENT Office,
Officer Fraley put an end to Williams
further gyrationS by gobbling him
mp and taking him to the lock up.
The boys went home with the wagon.
and Billy pines in Jail.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Wheeling is now clamoring for q
Centennial Tea Party, and the Intel
liqencer claims that as many relics of
'76 can be had in that vicinity as any
where else. The receipts of the Pitts
burg Centennial are averaging about
So 900 per night.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

The Water Register has informa-
ton that certain parties are peddling
out water to their neighbors at a GER
tain rate per month, and he has in
structions to shut off the water from
all persons who may be found guilty.
Look out.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

John w. Davis, Esq, late State
Treasurer of Maryland and recently
connected with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, has been appointed
Baltimore agent of the Northern
Central Railroad.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Unser Fritz 1--WE mean Darber) is
still in town and as lively as ever. He
says he proposes to continue lively,
and to keep lively lager straight along.
May be you had better take notice
that Unser Fritz is a weil-meaning,
clever and lively gentleman.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
Local Splinters.


ward tendancy.
But little blowing for corn has
been done as yet.
Farmers are greatly behind with
their spring work.
Pure Early Rose Potatoes from
New York, at Frazer Il Bishops.
The Wheeling people anticipate
a reduction in the price of gas.
The Democrats elected their corr
poration ticket in Hagerstown on
Tuesday.
Potato bugs are being plowed up
by the million. Bad for the potato
crop this year.
The spelling endemic is abating
in the West, ano Just breaking out
in the East.
Wheeling has just passed an ordi-
nance to prevent hogs roaming thro'
her streets.
Splendid Lump Coal and all kinds
of Anthracite coal and sawed wood,
at Frazer and Bishops.
Despite the hackneyed quotation,
one swallowtail often makes sum-
ner IN naiden's heart.
The Charleston Courier has not
put in an appearance for some time
past. WHAT'S the matter2
The election for corporation Of
ficers in Hedgesville was close
shave between thecontending parties.
"A new Episcopal Chursh is to be
erected at Rippon, jefferson county,
during the coming summer.
Agricultural Societies tllrougt-
out the country are making arrange
ment for their Fall exhibitions.
The principal amusement in
Parkersburg is the rcJiRed sport of
chicken fighting. Send for Buz.
The Spirit of Jefferson says a reg
ularly organized gang Of thieves are
operating in and around Charles
town.
Frazer & Bishop have contracted
for a large quantity Of fine Blue
Windsor Plaster. Plenty on hand,
and very cheap.
A bee tree discovered in Schuyler
county, in New York State, a short
time since, yielded 1856 pounds Of
solid comb and honey.
-Shad are now selling in the Alex
andria market at $l1 to$15 per thous
and, and herring at $10.50 to $3.50
per thousand.
We are informed that Mr.. ID. III.
Miller, an old and respected citizen
of the lower end Of the county drop
ped suddenly dead on Tuesday. We
have no particulars.
Hereafter prisoners in the county
Jail Of jefferson, convicted Of often
ces under the grade of felony are to
be furnished with a bali and chain
and put to hard labor.
In digging in and old Indian
mound near town, some boys have
found number of we'll preserved
human teeth, supposed to be Indian,
and considered overa hundred years
old.
Messrs. Fisher a. Fiske are at work
putting up new and handsome wea-
ther-vane ON the Courthouse cupola.
1t viii not only be a great convent
ence in indicating at all times the di-
rection of the wind, but handsome
ornament to the building.
Deputy U. ). Marshal, Towner
Schley, has served another writ of
injunction upon the County Court
and Sheriff Of Jefferson county, re-
straining them from the collection of
taxes from the b. 81 0. r.. r.. Co., for
the year 1874. The former injunction
was for the year 1873.
-
MT % p p. TTn
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
MAR RIED

On The 9Th inst, by the Rev. p. II.
Thomas, at The house Of the brides father,
in Beck Greek Valley, Mr. William w.
Butts and Miss Malviaa Miller, both Of
BE kelley county.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
They are having hard times iun

They are having hard times ma
Georgia. An Augusta paper ssvs
Here il augusta, FEC example,
the struggle for q '.,are subsistence
mas become 2 problem Of gravest
eonsl3eFat IN, and la stubborn prob
iSsii ny co be evaded by t!lansands.
Way men in professional DIG
mechanic wallSs of life have Aitiiex'
lest their places altogether ar else
submitted 70 reduction Of salary
Which scarcely makes two ends
meet, from month to month";
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

There viii be preaching in the Re-
formed church on Sunday morning
and evening, the 18th inst, by the
Rev. J. Spangler Keieffer, of Ha-
oerstoWn. Nd.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Parlor Organs. See advertisement
Of the Golden Tongue Parlor Organ
in another column. apl17 ,3t
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17
SATURDAY. April IL, 1875.

The Ne,cs intimates that Cumher-
land has had her first Spelling Bee,
and is well of it. Spelling Bees are
now "copious' in that city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Buzfuz backed out in time to save
himself from being literally over
whelmed. The publication of our
county lists of subscribers would
have made his eyes stick out like
skillet feet. But his fool-hardiness
caused him to do some pretty heavy
lying, which is now proved ON him.
However, considering that he must
sometime have read or heard of the
tragic fate of Ananias and Sapphira,
it must be conceded that he don't
scare worth a cent.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Mrs. Jones, how is your health this
morning Thank you, madam, much
improved. bought bottle Of Ok.
Bulls cough syrup last might, and
after the first dose my cough was
checked. | slept well and have ,,ot
coughea once this morning.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Morton thinks the Connecticut re-
publicans lacked spunk. Likewise
votes, Mr.. Morton.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Martinsburg has caught the fever,
and is to have a Spelling Bee. 1t is
Ito be held for the benefit of the M. E.
Church, and will take place on Fri
day evening April sd. The arrange
ments are now being completed to
to make it a lively and interesting af-
fair. 1t is in good hands and will, mo
doubt, be success. The price of adj
mission viii be Is cents, and those
who attend will have more than q
dollars worth of enjoyment. We have
no doubt the room will be crowded.