, 1876-05-21

ancy OF the last article from the pen OF buk1uZ 0y
former efforts from the Aane source, one Is Ieaa TO
the Inevitable conclusion that Jimmy has been
Ted on matches for week, rcffe*hHg chanSc,
no doubt from the crackers and vinegar on Wa1ch
name, no donbt furnished the item. aided and
we're un1ucationably Influenced IN tie rendering Of
subject Of The sketch woud not join their pool to
5sases esn se ~ S tue
asked what he would to get the party mentioned
by Jimmy, back, and be simply dished up fey
sssceCts" gathered the folds Of hie historic plaid
around him like Chief OF the Flatheads, and re-
piled that the msjostty OF hts boarders were 80
wretchsd!y poor ard unreliable that he would be
compelled to ask living price from respectable
applicant. The foregoing was all that passed be-
tween the ..oyster dend" and the individual who
would rather patEonize the cbffee-roome at double
the price that is asked at the Hall.
LITERARY.
The name OF Miss Ella Wheeler, the poetess, is
becoming more and more known every year, and
great pleasure, Her last work, 'AauF1na, is
but lately published and we find that several cop
les hs found place The a
is the heroine OF the little 1oycetory told in grace
ful rerse. It begins pleasantly and ends without
a tragedy, and the curtain falls upon two happy
lovers. The volume is made complete with a ee-
lection Of her best miscellaneous poems. The
book 10 attractive both inside and out.
IMPROVEMENTS.
lsh of Centennial trumpcts and hard work, In pre-
pairing for the grand Jubilee on Washington Birth
DAY, that every one feared it would be hard to
jou1ned meeting held at The residence Of Il. S.
e s
small, owing to unavoidable reasons, but much
was accomplished subscriptions from Megsss.
Case, and others, amounting TO about s., ooo,
dying )" fountain IN the East PARK. Although no
Vetsd nsw e. Pa S
Baker has promised q handsome fountain for Mar
ke. Square g soon as The mobile pile that now @
the Committee upon their good start and watch
the completion OF the arrangements with interest.
The small boys-those irrepscssible ball-players-
look sad when they hear Of the park Improvements.
1t is sad duty to announce the death Of Dr.
Tillapaugh, m old resident and physician Of Ra-
stroke OF paralysis, and died from its effects early
"Wednesday moHllnF, the 17th inst ne viii be
mourned BY uanJ, hecause in his death q living
example Of pure life drm principles. aud rc1is-
ious Terror viii be lost "a the world, aad great
sympathy IL felt for his afflicted wife and children.
oKPHEUB CLUE.
This society gave its fourteenth soizee Friday
evening at the Academy OF Music to it's usual ap-
preciativc audience. Few realize what is being
ons this cab 9 sptxatn an for
fine musicians, has given splendid results APP
pended Is the programme:
sspstts t05 a;% sg aads % asa r: thes
s:s ssss ssd Gsa@s
.frs. Hsasdaf<. Nsssrs Hinsdals aad liscose<tl.
"3''1 MS - Fp:sss, % Piej: Hty<1. =
.rhee only have tsr leSed 1s:e ::"s:Attila
Ar. Mnsaa!s M<ssrs Mlntdgs aad AeDea<M
..soldier,r Farewell ............,...-
1sssrs. Brssstr. yon<t, frieaard, and Esqns;
M ei HUI Mss sS Hay Nsss5s. Breotr aaa ;oaes
Overture to .'6emIamide ide"....-..-..-....R .Rossint
HISS Nard and Prof. Htyer.
The opening piece for two pianos was played
with petfection nearly, and the last part was SO
besutffu IN itself and played SO dcitcatey repe-
ton would have delighted the audience. In The
night, the voieAs blended wonderfully, and out Of
the hseznony rose the street. notes of the tenor =
the ua srio 5'G 3rau Atts was The Vocal st:cess Of
er g and arns.r t.an s1e1, ana Ar GcDowells sing
san Wr tceoa ie0a eos and
nat iost apon the audience. As there is not space
to do iustace to ALL though they deserve special no
esening-the Duet from 'tsemira,nidc by Mis-:
Ward and NJ Heyer, It was so gsandly played
that it seemed fitting ending TO m9st eearm.ng M
I
2, and it will be looked forward to with pleasure by
| all who attended the concerts this seaAon-
PERSONALS.
| Mr.. Fred Rauney and Mr. Darwin alay spent ia3t
Sunday in Racine end left for thsiE home u ~.
friends had only time. to say ''lIow do you do
| Miss Eva Cooley has returned from her long
visit near Denver, where sho wen, for her health,
/ and really found it.
NJ aud Mrs Stephen Bull, Miss Ida and Mis-.
LilT Bull returned this week from Batavll, n. !
aud brought with them Miss Ncwlin, Ut jamestown,
| n, y. to spend part OF the summer in Racine. Al
| this is Miss Newlina second visit she will be
greeted by many friends who have kept her in
| their me.nory over since her departure.
| HJudgc Haguain has gone into partnership
with James Il. petul as dealer in cigars, tobac'
| CO, etc. --...
f. E. Cooley is slowly recovering from his long
| illness, and realizes there is no work SO hard al
being an invalid. ...--,
Miss Teegardcn, Of San Francisco, is at present
| in l,ucine, maxim, Miss Kickham short visit.
All the wiee doctors shook their heads and feared
| L. g. Knight could not recover from his severe
accident, but he insisted on recovering ncrerthc.
less and the medicine men are glad they wcTe r.
! taken, and rejoice with all bis fricnd&