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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-16
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION CO,
LOUISVILLE, KY, JUNE 80. 1877
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS!
runners and DrorerS Bank, Louisville hV'
Ire0SllrerS,

TURNER'S and DrorerS Bank, Louisville, hVp
IredSureTS.
The Kentucky Cash Distribution Vom
pany, authorized by Il special act OF the Leg
islature. for the bene at Of the Public Schools
of Frankfort, will have the second Oh lle
series OF grand drawings In the city OF Louis LOUIE
vile, KY, saturday, June JOth, lS1, ~ ray
with the lines. s6O, 200 tor Only siV.
Read the list of Gifts: grand cash Plls%
$4,000; grand cash gift, S25,OOJ; grand oash
gift, Sl5,0O0; grand cash gift, sl0,OOO srals
cash gifts, $1,000 each, $1,000; grand g Ss ps,
gifts, 5000 each, $4,000; 20 cash glfts, sls
100 cash gifts 500 each, $4,000; 800 cash gus
500 each, $4,000; 5OO cash gifts, so eacn, s.o
90; 5000 cash gifts, $40 each $50 OOli ~ sn
gifts, amounting to 100000. Whole tcS ~.
$40; halves, IS; quarter, - 81; II tickets 'i"
$50 tickets, $50; j614 tickets, $500.
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We are having too much wet wealth
or to be beneficial to health or the
wheat Grain is nearly ready to har-
vest, and we hope that it will cease
raining to allow the work to go on.
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Acknowledgement.

We sre pleased to learn that Mrs.
John Kerr, wife of Colonel Kerr, OF
the First National Bank, Is rapidly
convalescing from severe attack OF
Illness.
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DRAWING POSITIVELY June 3Oth, 1871
And Every Three Months Thereafter

Certfnchte OfsupervfsOrsOi "'
This is to certify that the first drawing Y,
the Kentucky Cash Distribution OonP NJ,
took place on the 9Th of December, IN n syrd
Hall, Frankfort, KY, In our preseh0e ""N
under our immediate supervision; and
We further state that every TICKET ~
part of n ticket, which had been sold , We.
represented In the wheel, and that lne ui ia
ing was fairly and honestly conjueted. M.
further state that We had no interest N i,cn
ever IN the enterprise, nor any conne ~ ~.
with the same, except In the characIeI ~ =, ,Ss
pervisors, whose sole duty was 70 prolevs i ,ds
interest OF the ticket. holders and 10 Pie''-'
over the drawing. ,-,,.. The
Hon. Alvin Duvall, late chief justice u mi NJ
supreme court OF Kentucky; james u..,sssr
ley, chairman board OF scnoOI Nv,
Grant Green, cashier Farmers BanK, y, NJ
Hon. y. 1. M. Major. public printer, su s,vssi.
Kentucky; Hon. Thomas N. LINDSAY, Puon.
dent Farmers Bank Of kentuckyi, rsn.
Thomas Q. Jones, clerk or sup. court ONlsi n
lucky; Judge X. A. Thompson, sss a,
judge Franklin county court, jul
Crockett, clerk Franklin county c9u u,-n,ess
RsmittaL ces can be made by Mall, ~ lpnsds
Draft, z. D. Order or Registered Letter, n M.
payable to q. w. Barrow Co. All eonn h.
nications and orders for tickets si0 gn
addressed to q. w. BARROW Va
Courler.Journal Building, LOUISVILLE -
may2 deOd&wSw
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A HDIeu,lIL Gutter.

Workmen, yesterday, were engaged
digging trench to set the new iron
gutter in front of the First National
bank. When finished, it will DO u
model work, worthy of imitation.
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Five thousand ladies and misses
straw and chip hats, at 25cts each, are
being closed out at the ladies suit and
millinery department over the Dollar
Store. u
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neneiits ofAdyertising.

--B. Meyer will sell unredeemed
pledges at very low figures. If
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Goods for men and boys wear,
lower than ever before, at the New
York Clothing, House. TT.
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Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, mt the Little House Around
the Corner. apr20-lm
If you want tho cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find it
at Orr's. IT.
--Ityou want your buggy painted or
repaired in iirst.class style, go to
Orr's. If.
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business coats, 81, So 50, "a 80, IS,
SO to $40, at the New York Clothing
House. If
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Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at THE HERALD office, and write out
YOUR contracts. TT
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NniIanaI HOTEL.

This cosy little hotel Ia situated hear
tho Texas Pacific depot The table Ia
unsurpassed In the city, Day board
five dollars per week, Headquarters
for stock men and land buyers,
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Hats in straw and linen, Mt fifty
cents, at the New York Clothing
House.-tf.
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--Ifyou want w Gay an omnibus,
Orr is the man to serve you.-tf.
--Ifyou want to buy family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.--tf.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
NniinnnI IlnleI.
LOCAL BItEVITIEs.

Ii, Meyer, under the Dallas opera
house, IL the only responsible pawn
broker In the clty.--tf
You should see the jeans pants for
76c,, 81, 81 26 and 81 30 now on sale at
the New York Clothing House,-tf
If you want TO save hundred
dollars In the purchase Of n buggy, ga
To Orr's.-tf.
If you want 10 trade III old buggy
for n new one, Orr's IL the place.
Tickets for Louisville, Nashville,
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis, Calves
ton, Fort Scott, New Orleans and Aus
tin, for sale nj reduced rates, 10y Fred
Manget, ticket broker, LeGrand no
tel.-tf
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--B. Meyer does business only on
strictly business principles.-tf
--B. Meyer loaus money on all arti-
Giles of value.-tf
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Look at the shirts from II to W, al
the New York Clothing House.-tf.
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No Military Interference
ALLOWED AT THE
Famous Auction House
|. IN INTIMIDATION IS NOT USED
\ ON CUSTOMERS
/ For the Low Prices Sell the Goods
/, BULLDOZiNG PLAYED OUT
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
BANKRUPT GOODS
IN NORTH TEXAS.
Is Offered to Customers at Prices which
| AStOniSh tho Multitude.
ISOlfcrCd to Customers at Prices which
AStOniSh the Multitude.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS

WILL FIND A orig BONANzt" mt tho Famous Auction
Store. GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND NEW YORK
PRICES DISCOUNTED.
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NOTIOR.

No one IN authorized 10 purchase any arll.
ole whatever on tho account OF The liklt-
AID without an order signed by me,
j, l., BARLOW,
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MI, JonH W, yEALE IL our authorized agent
al PalO Pinto,
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Anything you want in DRY GOODS CLOTHING. HATS,
BOOTS CUTLERY and NOTIONS, at figures that will en-.
able you TO buy and always have money left.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
Certificate OF Incorporation

The undersigned agree TO become 2
corporation by the name OF The Elk
River Oh Company" for the purpose of
mining for and producing Petroleum
oils, buying, selling and refining petro
leum oils and the products thereof, lay
ing pipe lines, storing and transporting
oil, and other articles, mining al d
marketing coal, iron and minerals, and
doing general manufacturing and mer-
camille business, which corporation shall
keep lis principal office and place of
business in ksnswhs county, West Va,
and is to expire on December 2Oth,
1897. For the purpose of form
ing said corporation the sum of
$4,000 has been paid in on
said subscription the sum of $500, and
desire the privilege of increasing the said
capital by sales of additional shares from
time to time TO 100000 IN all. The
capital is divided into shares of 800
each, which is held as follows: George
Merrill Petersburg, w. Va, twenty
five shares; John w. Fuller, Charleston,
w. Va twenty-five shares; Joel S. Quar-
rier, Charleston, w. Va, ten shares;
John l.. Merrill, East Orange, n. j., ten
shsres.i The capital to be hereafter sold
is to be divided into shares of the like
amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
Little Children.

Yesterday afternoon Was spent by the
little ones OF Miss WInchester's Kinder
garten, in u charming way. They have
been working bu lily for some time past
at the pretty things which they intended
giving to their parents. At the Kinder
gsrten the usual order of affairs is re-
versed. Here, II is the children who
make presents to their fathers and
mothers, instead of receiving them, rs is
customary. All the articles, OF innu-
merable patterns, sizes and varieties were
placed on 3 handsome Christmas tree.
and the parents were invited TO attend
and receive the gifts. In the pre- ara
tion OF the materials for the fancy mats,
match safes, boxes, preioration work, &c,
the children sire taught whatever is use
ful, that is immediately connected, either
with the material. or with The shape into
which 1t is to be cut. For instance, il
making chains OF colorcd paper tor the
decoration of the Christmas tree, they
were taught the uses Of chains in gen
eral, how they are made and OF what
they are manufactured. In tact, every
thing that has any bearing on
the subject which would benefit them.
Miss Winchester's school is a very sue
cessful one, eighteen pupils being in at
tendance, whose ages range from four to
eight years. After distributing the pres
ents the scholars showed TO great sdvau.
tage in number of gymnsstlc exercises
and also in several games. The school
room was crowded during the afternoon
with spectators. among whom were Gov.
ernor Matthews and wife, who have
child here al school, and number of
prominent residents OF the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
scbenck,s Mandrake Pills

VIII be found to possess those qualities
necessary to the total eradication OF ali
bilious attacks, prompt to start the secre-
ttons of the liver, and give healthy tone
TO the entire system. Indeed, IL is no
ordinary discovery in medical science 70
have invented a remedy for these STUD
born complaints, WI ich develope all the
results produced by a heretofore 1ree use
of calomel, mineral justly dreaded by
mankind, and acknowledged 10 De ues-
tructiye in the extreme TO the human
system. That the properties OF certain
Vegetables comprise all the virtues oil
caiomel without its injurious tendencies,
rs now an admitted fact, rendered lndls-
putable by scientific researches: and those
who use the Mandrake Pills will be July
satisfied that the best medicines are those
provided by nature in the common herUs
and roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any of The injurious effects Oh
calomel or other poisons. The secretion
of bile is promoted by these pills as Will be
seen by the altered color OF the stools, ana
disappearing of the sallow complexion
aud cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany
each box OF pills. Prepared only by j. b.
Schenck q Son, at their principal ONCE
corner Sixth and Arch streets, PhiladeI,
phia, and for sale by all druggists ana
dealers. Price % cents per box.
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At ZIegenfelder's.

BISCUIT Glsssse, for dessert, at Mrs
Ziegenfelder's.
STRAWBERRY ice cream at Mrs.
Ziegenfelder's.
PIsTACHIo cream and fresh cakes st
No 90, Twelfth street.
VANILLA ice cream and fresh cakes At
Mrs. Ziegenlelder's.
ORANGE sherbet at Mrs. ZiegeDteld-
er's, No. 90, Twelfth street.
MACCARoNI cream and fresh cakes at
Mrs. Zlegentelder's.
CHOCOLATE ice cream and fresh cakes
at Mrs. Zeigenielder's.
REYMAN X Bros Chicago caramels
snd fire French candies at Mrs Ziegen.
felder'-.
DURING the past week new goods have
been received, and the stock OF fine can
dies is not excelled by any in the city.
Don't tail to call to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
The Shaughraun

Nh. Boucicsult's talents as writer
have been so long and fsvorably SC
knowledged that the secret OF his immense
popularity and success is at once mani
fest He presents excellent plays, and
sees that they are not performed in an
inferior manner. Consequently it is no
matter of surprise If the public crowd to
witness them.
The sale of tickets begins at Adams 4
Lucas music store at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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River News.

The marks ut the landing last evening
showed + feet 3 inches in the channel
and falling slowly.
The Rsson departed on time for Park
ersburg.
The Courier will be this mornings
boat for Parkersburg,
| | The Than hsuser left for Cincinnati on
Time yesterday.
u The Express will depart for Cincinnati
this morning.
The Abner O'Neal will leave for Pitts
burgh this morning.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday evening, and will return on
time to-day.
The Carrie Brooks and Salt Valley
passed down last night.
The Granite State is due down to-mor-
row. en- route for Portsmouth.
The local packets are arriving and de-.
parting on time.
by Telegraph
PITTBURGH, December 24.-River
feet IL inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool.
SHREVEPORT. December 24-Departed
Texas, New Orleans. Weather cloudy
and cool.
CIYCINNATI, December 24.-River 10
feet 3 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy. Arrived Hudson, Wheeling;
Golden City, New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, December 24.-Weather
rainy. Observation-Disclosures Mitchell, New
Orleans; James D. Parker, Cincinnati
River stationary with feet in the canal
V1CKsBURG, December 24-Weather
cloudy; mercury 60. River fell inches
Arrived-Nstches. Down-Mary Hous-
ton, Yazoo Valley, Iron Mountain and
tow.
CAIRO, Deem Der "a -Arrived-Fesr
less, St. LOUIS; Illinois, Mound City; st.
Genevieve, Memphis. Depsrted-Illi-
nois, Memphis; Church, New Orleans;
Fearless, Ohio river; ST. Genevieve, St.
Louis. River Is feet inch and rising.
Weather cloudy mercury 90.
MEMPHIS, December 24.-The river
fell inches with 10 feet inches in the
channel Weather rainy; mercury 68.
Arrived-Belle of Texas, White river;
Baum, Cincinnati; Phil Allen, Vicks-
burg. Departed-Belle Of Memphis, St.
Louis; Donnslly, CIncinnati;J J. Williams
and Thorn, IS Sherlock, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, December PAT rsined
all 4 ght and nearly all dsy lightly, and
there are signs OF more rain tonight;
wind east; mercury IS to Ga River
$40 feet and about At stand. Port
list Down - Bowling Green, Dora
Cobler. Up-Idlew,Id, Maggie Smith,
Grey Eagle, D. T. Lane and tow. Busl-
ness rather active.
NEW ORLEANS, December 24.-Ar-
rived--Susie Silver, City fist. Louis, Kate
Greenville, Ls Belle, Col. a. ?. kounz,
Red River; Clara S. Shannon, Ouschits
river; Seminole, Yszoo river: R. Z Lee,
Vicksbure; J. w Garrett and tow, Ohio
river; Cherokee, CiDcinnsti John How
ard, White river. Depsrted-kste
Greenville, La Belle, Col. A. ?. Kounz,
Red river; Bsstrop, Ouschits river.
Weather clear.
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Getting ThiDgs Mixed.

Any night there msy be seen, mid
balls of twire and evergreen, in the
basement OF the church-but twill take
n little search, back behind some shelt'r.
ing pew-sested somewhere out OF view,
meath the gas Jet dmly hsring, maid
and youth coy and daring, with their
heads bent close together, making
wresths and weaving ever-greens
into fantastic figures, Christ
mas vines and holiday iiggers,
getting fingers mixed up swflly, taking
sweet and blushlng dreadtlly, getting
deep and deeper 'in it." getting more
"desd gone each minute, 30 when witch
ing midnight Lesrs, they nave "chewed
each others ears" till they're both 50
badly struck that if they only have
good luck, before next Christmas they'll
be one, you may bet! as sure's q gun
E,rcLlgOs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
ARM AMPUTATED.
n Drunken Man Falls Under an Eli
zine and has his Arm Crushed 10
Atoms.

Yesterday evening, AS the o'clock
Steubenvile accommodation train pulled
out of the depot at Bridgeport, man
who was drunk came reellng along and
WAS struck by the engine, which Knocked
HIM off the track, but did not throw him
of his feet. He reeled around sufficient
" lar to throw himself under the engine
wheels, which passed over his left arm,
crushing it lrightiully. The unfortunate
man was taken to the Cochran House in
Bridgeport, when doctors were called in.
The arm was smputated just above the
elbow, about $50 o'clock, by DR.. j. Nj.
Todd. assisted by DR.. 7. q. BowIes. The
mad received other injuries about the
shoulder and face, but not OF serious
nature, it is thoLg ht His name Is said
to be George Hays. of Steubenville, but
for some days past has been employed ut
the -E.nsvilIe Mills, short distance
above tho place where he was hurt. On
hi. right arm, about midway between
the wrist and arm, were tattooed the ill.,
i;ials at. H." When our reporter was
st the place where he was, 1t appeared
hard to ascertain much about him, MS he
was still under the influence OF liquor,
and gave many different names to the
doctors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings IN the Dif-
ferenI Judiciary BODIES.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Thomas Conner, administrator, VS.. Cit
liens Railway Company. In case Yer
dict for plaintiff Damages $500.
G. 4. Helmbrlght, administrator, VS..
John Zeigler, certified by Squire Cald-
well, was tried before the following jury:
Fred. N lte, Stephen Tracy, John Cart
ner, august Matthews, David Greer,
Michael Edwards, Hugh Clark, +. L.
Klmmins, G.. 5. Stoker, W. 5. Craig, Ii.
w. Phillips and Charles Blanchard
Verdict for plaintiff for 81 and costs.
w. 5. Goshorn VS.. Alex. I. Garden,
certified by Squire w. II. Caldwell.
On trial before the following jury: Fred.
Nolte, John Gartner, August Mathews,
Michael Edwards, Hugh Clark, L. L.
Kimmins, II. w. Phillips, Charles Blsn-
chard, John G.. Beck, Peter French, Jas
w. Sweeney and John Webb.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock Wednesday
morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The Court met at ten o'clock yester-
morning, and adjourned until ten o'clock
tomorrow.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
William Dotmore, colored, disorderly,
fined 81 90 and costs. Paid,
John Rodgers, disorderly, fined 81 90
and costs. Paid.
Richard Kennedy, disorderly, fined
81 OOand costs. Paid.
The case against David Gosney, for
disorderly, was dismissed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
A Good hight's Work-Ihe city
Well Cleaned.


The police did their duty well las,
night hid this morning the city is cleaner
and fresher than it WAS yesterday
afternoon. Under the command of Capt.
Ripley, that jolliest and best OF all otii-
GERS of the law, the men went to the
house of Mrs. Ship, on Main street, near
the stone bridge, ard took the inmates to
the lookup. A REGISTER reporter hearing
OF the proposed raid obtained Captain
Rlpley's permission to accompany the
officers and see the work done. Leaving
the station house they hurried down
across the stone bridge on Main street,
and at the corner Of Main and
Twentieth streets, Captain Rip
ley stopped and knocked ut the door.
No response was given at first but when
the door was shaken with some force It
was opened, and Captain Ripley en-
tered, followed closely by the re-
porter TIE sitting room WAS clean,
plainly furnished. and contained
several girls sewing and two men look
ing very foolish. The girls did not make
much disturb nce, but after few min
utes put on their wraps and accom-.
panied the officers to the jail
under the court house. OF all
the horribly blssphemous and
depraved crowds this was the worst.
Men and women rivsled each other in
the utterance of curses and disgusting
speeches. AS Mrs. Ship paid her fine
she was not taken. The names of the
girls who were arrested were
Minnie Anderson, Minnie St. Michaels,
Belle Thomas, Maggie Ruble, Jennie
Andes. The men are Tup Ferguson
and Harry Smith. Earlier in the night
the police arrested Jennie Norrlngton,
tbs keeper of house on Sixteenth
street, and two girls, Ida Clairmont and
Maggie Mitchell were arrest.
ed. Jenny Gray, who lives
near the wharf, was also arrested with =
girl calling herself Maud Wilson The
police conducted the affair with great
skill and ability and are deserving of
mach credit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-25
LAST NIGHTS AMUsEMENTs.
How Many People Passed the Even
ing.
sunday school Concert.

Hunuay ScuOOi
The following Is the programme Tor
the nj. E. Sunday School concert at the
Thomson Chapel, on the Island tonight.
Mr.. Collier, the superintendent, mas oeeh
working hard with the children, and the
concert will onbtedly be very sue.
cesslul: Chorus by the school, "Glad
Forever" Lords Prayer, chant; song,
"Robin Ruff" by Bessie and
Fannie Murine; Christmas carols, by
the class; my Redeemer," 9usrtette;
"Bye and Bye" "Follow Me" sung by
four little girls; "Winking At Me"
Mis- Zlls Shipley; christmas Talk, "A.
r. Kelley; "Win the Angels Come" by
the class; "Little Chickens" Angeius,
song by Miss Jessie Marsh, chorus by
school; "Marching to Battle" song by
four little girls; "Too Late and "Ho,
Every One that Thlrsteth," by the class.
sunday School Entcrtainm ent.
THE entertainment gwen by the
Wesley NJ. E. Church Sunday School
children, at that church, was largely
patropized BIZ the residents of that por-
ton of South Wheeling. The children
were well trained add their singing was
above the average The literary portion
of the programme was well rendered
and the audience showed their apprecia-
ton of the efforts OF the young people by
frequent and hearty applause.
AT Och's Hall.
THE masked ball last night at koch's
Hail was very successful affair. Inc
room was crowded with maskers, IN al
most every imaginable costume, and al
the colors of the rainbow were 10 be
seen IN the dresses. Birch's orchestra
was present, and their music WIS very
excellent. Those who participated in the
bal said it WAS the pleas tniIg OF
the Kind ever given IN that locality.
The q. y. Brown Boat club Ball.
ooh! the hop! the girls wouldn't stop,
As they swung the young fellows ABOUT
Ikea top"
The Turner Hail WAS enlivened last
night by grand ball given by the Z. T.
Brown boat club. The attendance WAS
very large and the best OF order was
maintained throughout. The floor man
ayers were Messrs. Robert Speldel, Jas.
Hume, VIM. Pine and James Travis
Ballet Master, Mr.. g. ". Welsgerber;
Assistant, Sir. 5. j. Brown. One of the
principal features of the evening WAS the
club swinging, pair of beautiful Indian
Clubs 10 be awarded 10
the best performer. There were SIX
contestants, Messrs. Weisgerber, Bright
Rouse, Brsddock, Campbell and Steolzer.
The Judges were Messrs. Edward Rob
eFts1n, John Prince, and Jacob Boney-
steele, who, after a short consultation,
awarded the prize to Mr.. Bracdock,
which decision, we believe, met
with the approval of the audi
ence. After the club swinging
Il regular Christmas supper WAS partaken
OF, following which Il clog dance for
silver cup was held, the participants
beng Messrs Mehen, Lewis, Null and
Nelson. Messrs KIT Carson, "Bunch'
Sheekey and John Love were the judges,
and decided in favor Of Mr.. Mehen.
The dance was then resumed and con-
tlnued til! the "wee sms' hours O night"