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The following item will show to the
laboring class where their money goes
and what use it is put to by the BAN
kers while they who earn it are COM
PEELED TO eat and wear whatever they
can get:
The Washington Capital notes the
appearance at a party in that city, of
the wife of New York banker, whose
dress was covered on the skirt, so as
to make it appear as one piece, with
one hundred and five one hundred
dollar bills. The waist and sleeves
were $1,000 bonds sewed in, and her
fingers and ears blazed with diamonds.
The tiara was said to have been worth
$4,000, and the total value Of the
notes and diamonds on her person was
two hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars. Two pages carried the train,
and watched lest the jewels and green.
backs should fall to the floor.
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From Chalfants.

ED. PREss:-Silas Kendall will move to
Mt. Perry on Thursday of this week. He
contemplates attending school at the Mad.
ison Academy.
ALI Chalfant has repaired his stock pens
and shoots.
Seven car loads of hogs have been ship
ped from here this month.
Adam Cooperrider is in the turkey bus.
iness. He has about two hundred on hand
and is waiting, watching, and praying for
rise in the market.
The oyster supper to be served at the
conclusion of the rat hunt is set for next
Friday evening.
The Methodists are holding protracted
meeting here al present. Rev. Ortman
filed the pulpit on Saturday evening, Sun.
day, and Sunday evening in the absence Of
Rev. Mitchell, the regular pastor.
Changers meet on Thursday night of this
week for the purpose Of installing officers
Hiram Danison is to be Grand Mogul fol
the next year.
Albert Ansel, one of Hopewell's promis
ing young men is in dilemma. A few
weeks ago he invested ten dollars in coor
dog, and concluded to spend his evenings
hunting coons, SO he surrendered his du.
lcinea to another fellow. After fair tria
his dog proved to be worthless. and h,
returned him to his former owner and de
manded the return of his ten dollars whicl
demand was acceded to. He then made
demand for his sweetheart. but was not s.
successful this time. The matter is no
yet finally settled, they talk of appealin
to the Editor of THE PRESS for his decision
80 Mr.. Editor you may as we'll look u
the law bearing on the case.
| TOD
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LABOR.

But very few of the fine gentlemen who
write Of labor and labor's grievances know
what hard and unremitting labor really is.
They have had no experience in manual
labor, in drudging day after day and often |
until late at night, to earn the miserable
pitiance that will keep soul and body to |
gether. They have never felt what it is to
be without money, without work, while a
dear, widowed mother, or beloved wife
and treasured children are suffering fo,
the want Of bread, shelter and clothing.
They write elibly Of the law Of supply
and demand. that work people must be
contentiwi,h. what capitalists are disposed to
give them, but they never consider wheth-
er the portion thus doled out, is sufficient
to enable the toiler 10 maintain his man.
hood, OF whether il VIII degrade him to
the level of the beast.
Low wages and poor living tend to de-
grade men. The continued strain upon
his brain and muscles caused by the strug.
gle for existence, exhaust both after time.
Hard labor and suffering crush mans finer
feelings. In the beginning lit may make
his heart sore, to see his loved ones want
and in rags, but after his feelings become
blunted, he grows callous and Indifferent
to their sufferings, and the innate selfish.
ness of man will crop out. It is toll toll,
toll. Toll from morning to night, Toll
from one week TO another, year after year
without hope Of rest or preferment. The
weaker natures take to; drink-their ex.
hausted bodies demand an artificial slim.
ulant. The stronger class become earlesi
and indifferent.
Cheap human labor means drunkenness
starvation. rags, want, miseay, suicide,
. crime and barbarism-well paid labo
means civilization and progress.
Ifyou doubt this, reader, then make ou
a list Of all the nations of the world. Plac,
at the top the United States, next Grea
Britain. Germany, France and Austria
follow this with the other European coun
tries, taking care to put them down accord
! ing to the standing which the nation occu
pies in progress. enlightenment and civil
cation. and thus keep on in regulra rota
tion until you close your list with the mos
degraded and barbarous nation in the world
and you have an exact meter of the rate
t Of wages paid In the first country rang
= the highest wages, and they gradually com
!. down, until you find that in the last count
7 ry on the roll, the work people are bas
degraded slaves. Human life and man
hood are at discount, or rather are cor
i eidered worth nothing at all, while th
q people are stepped in the deepest jgnoranc
and superstition.
Low wages are debasing and degrading
II more proof is needed, look at the fearfr
and terrible increase in crime and tramy
q ism in our country during the last fe,
u years. Theft and suicide, rape and en-
bez4lement, murder and arson have increa
y ed at terrible rate. Have we not enous
" intelligence and honesty left in the count,
p TO rouse our dormant energies and put
D. stop TO this retrogression? 1t is high Tin
Il to put on the brakes and reverse the er gil
,, else We will relapse into barbarism.
10 Labor Advance.
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A speaker in an nnt;.Secra. Soc;e,x Co

Aspeaksr in an anti-Secret Society Con-
vsntion held in Pennsylvania town, at
the close Of the eek, and who prefessed to
be an ex-member Of the Masonic Faterni-
~, said the Masonic rites were an imitation
Of the worst and most beastly forms Of pa.
ganism. We join with the editor of the
Columbus Dispatch in saying Il is very ev-
ident that fellow was never inside of q Ma.
sonic Lodge. lfhe has been. and makes
such statements as the above, he is first.
class liaT.-Ahens Messenger.
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The Senatorial contest in Ohio prom
ises to be hotly contested for. The
drinking saloons are anticipating a
lively trade in their line, while the av-
erage member is preparing his appe-
tite to store away all that is offered
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E. F,Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron

This truly valuable tonic has been so
tested by all classes of the COM
munity that it is now deemed inbispensa-
Bile as a tonic medicine. It costs but little.
puri6es the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renovates the system and pro-
longs life. Everybody should have it.
For the cure of weak stomachs, general
debility. indigestion, diseases of the stom-
ach, and for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable
and efficient salt of iron we possess citrate
of magnetic oxide combined with the most
energetic of vegetable tonics-yellow Pc
ruyian bark.
Do you want something to strengthen you?
Do you want good appetite?
Do you want to get rid Of nervousness
Do you want energy?
Do you want to sleep we'll?
Doyou want to build up your constitu
tion?
Do you want to feel well?
Do youwant brisk and vigorous feeling
If you do try KUNKEL'S BITTER
WINE OF IRON.
only ask trial.of this valuable tonic
Beware of counterfeits, as Kunkel's Bit
ter Wine of Iron is the only sure ane
effectual remedy in the known world fo
the permanent cure of Dyspepsia and De
bility, and as there are a number of imita
tions offered to the public, would caution
the community to purchase none but tn
genuine article, manufactured by E. F
Kunkel, and having his stamp on the cori
of every bottle. The very fact that other
are attempting to initiate this valuable rem
edy, proves its worth and speaks volume
in its favor. Get the genuine. e. F
Kunkeps.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by: Drug
gists and dealers everywhere. E. F. Kunk
le., Proprietor, 259 North Nine Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Tape WorHa Removed Alive.
Head and aM complete in two hours. N
fee till head passes. Seat, pin and stomac
worms removed by DR.. Kunkel, 259 Mort
Nine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Send 70
circular or ask your druggist for bottl
Of Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Itnsver fail
Price 81.
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Beatty s s.!..:..l.!.e Parloer ...l.es.!:; organs
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.

ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
The best and most lasting parlor organ now III
No other parlOr organ has ever attained the
same popularity.
1t has been tested by thousands, many OF them
competent Judges and gives universal satisfaction
to all.
The music is adapted to the human voice, ranging
form the softest flute-like note to a volume Of
sound unsurpassed by any instrument.
The instrument has all the latest improvents'
and every organ fully warranted for six years.
Beautiful oil polish, black walnut panneled cases,
which Will not crack warp, and forms, in addi-
ton to splendid instrument OF music beautiful
piece of furniture.
This organ needs only to be seen to be appreciated
and is sold at extremely low figures for cash. Sec
ond-hand instruments taken in exchange.
Agents wanted, male or female, in every county
in the United States and Canada A liberal dis
count made to teachers, ministers, churches
schools, lodges, etc., where we have no agents II
lustrated catalogue aud price list free. Core
spondence solicited. Agents discount given wher
1 have no agents. Best offer ever given now ready
| Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. A.
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Somerset, Thursday Dec. %, 1877.

There is a movement on foot to
have capital punishment abolished in
this state. If this should be done
J.dge Lynch will take charge of the
murderers and save both time and ex-
y>apaa
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Foundry Property,
Beatty's Par.or orga,.s
ESTABLISHED IN 1856.

Believing it to be by far the best Parlor and Or
chestral Orgon manufactured, we challenge any
manufacturer to equal them. The celebrated Col
den Tongue Reeds in this organ in conjunction with
the Perfect Reed Boards produce sweet, pure and
designs. Ministers, teachers, churches, schools,
lodges etc.. should send for price list and discounts
Dealers will find if to their advantage to exam
inc this instrument. 1t has improvements found
in no other. Correspondence solicited.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon re
turn of organ and freight charges paid by me Dan
iel F Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, after
test trial Of five days. Organ warranted for sil
years. agents discount given everywhere hav,
20 agent. Agents wanted. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. S. \.
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Blanks for people who want to swear of,
the first of January, can be found at this
Office. A regular Justice of the peace is
connected with the establishment
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p. B. WOODWARD, M. D.,

An E nglishmsn, recently arrived in BoS-
.on has distinguished himself by biting
mans humb of. We suppose he must
h.uo ho an from Gnawthumbezland.
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Mr.. Cask is q candidate for the Georgia
Legislature. He has a good head and will
"whoop 'em up"
Ann Eliza Young is going through Mas
sachusetts with her Horrors of Norm on :
ism" one Of whom she is which.
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I. GAME,
FASHIONABLE T1xEOR

OFFERS his services to the public and solicits
~ continuance of the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received. All work done promptly and
at the most reasonable rates, Spring receive
February 16, 1877, 1y.
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Fame Wor# Remoyed Alive.
Notice.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFP-cE NEWARK SoMERsHT srRA1rsviI.1lr RAJ L
ROAD CoM'ANY,
NEwA2S, CHIC, Dec Is, 1877
A meeting of the stockholders os the Newark
Somerset & St-aitsvile Railroad Coaapany VIII be
held at the Office of the company in Newark, Ono
on
WEDNESDAY, pANUARY, %, 1878,
at 10 O'Clock and fo- the election Of Directors and
the transaction of such other business rnay come
begore them. w. C. QUINCY, President
E. c. WINsLEY. Secretary.
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DR.. Farquhar, Sen.
WILL POSITIVELY BEIN
SOMER SET
At the American House.
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
JANUARY ] IL and Is. 1878.
and VIII remain two days only; where he would be
pleased to meet al bis former friends and patients
as well as all new ones, who may wish to test the
sssin ssss OF his remedies and long experience in
pr. Farquhar has been located in Putnam for
tns las thirty years and during that time has
| tients with unparalleled success.
niseases Of the Throat and Lungs treated by a
Gnew process, which is doing more for the class
Of diseases. than heretofore discovered.
shronic Diseases. or diseases of long standing
Oand Of every variety and kind, will claim es-
Gu1gical operations, such as Amputations OPERA
Otions for Hare-Lip, Club Foot, Cross Eyes, the
at home OK abroad.
CASH FOR MEDICINE.
In all cases. Charge moderate in all cases, ead sat
% faction guaranteed.
DIR. e. A. FARQUHAR SON.
Awarded the Highest Medal at Viena.
E. & I'll. 7. Anthony 6 Co.,
591 Broad'cay, Neac York.
(Opposits Metropolitan Hotelr
Manufactures, Importers & Dealers in,
ENGRAVINGs, CHROMOS FRAMES.
StereOscOpes And Views
ALBUMS, GRAPHosCoPEs,
PHOTOGRAPHS,
And kindred goods-Celsbsitias, Ae .1essea etc.
Photographic Materials.
We are headquarters for every thing ia the way o,
stereoscopticons and Magic, Lanterns,
Being manufacturers of the
Micro-Scientifo Eantern,
Stereo Panopticon,
University Ste reopticon,
Advertise RS Stereopticon
AssoP' icon.
eohooi Lantern, Family Lantern
| FeOpts's Lantern.
Each style being the best Of its class in the maj ke
lisseaat,Mni rhos ographic Transpariencies Of Stat
| Sonvex oiasa. Manufactures of Velvet Franc
| 1W AihlaIr0es and Convex Glass Pictures.
| CataioS@e Of Lanterns and Slides, with direction
ior using sent on application.
Maeas Lantern.
haAOV. out this advertisements for reference -oBa
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EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twsuyour for,yeish given purchasers test
sr'es Carriages Harness Bnaasts. Robes. &C.. always
~ AT 10 O'CLOCK " ~
THE WELL KNOWN 1RorrINa MARE LADY ANGIE.
ff S sS
s1 4 HS @ failed ed Y pHKh Or NM
PRiNo MEssENGEa, ner dam was BY ASH.
condition she beat 80 and sros 70 he1 .Ss
bSs b.ass sy Ts sby @rE @ ns .h,,. as asss w s sn a
ileetwooa 1raeA; she IN better condition now for
sn N. eyss s .I soaiS mo doubt S sSss 50
roadster s, n has lew SUPERIOR; she has ns opsn
For further particulars 500 catalogue.
, AlpES EsS y y,i,;.s D;a
is.a. isas h.,ds high: sro. i a:a5;
chased * s ss.s s' $50 sxs IN"
style and action. prea, bottom and endurance and
BROWN TaorrSS sS'ea GsSiS nS @ ls1 HANDS HIGH.
o sis asay
better than 30; vory ine polo horse vsry stylish;
and Is warranted sound and kind. single Harness
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. POLE AND SHAFTS;
has the rubber cushion improvements: buit by Brew
BROWN nor or I 4 A.sHs siTH6 ny ANDY JOHNSON. DAM
vice: In 2:iD safe for u lady drive
speed an elegant road horse sold to close part
GRAY TkorTING MARE. SIRED BY ALkxANDERs
Norman, tho sire Of ulu. Is hands high years old;
BAY Sas Z Ts"p'd ~ xrrS isnS aEStS iHs s9 DAM by
Aiexander's Abdsah second dam BY Lexington Joe
o s4S. s nyh y As
very h.ndsc%e and prom,s,ng warranted sound and
TOP sipE ,srp BAE n1np % WAGON 9, TX rEGK E vv,ps
old; AL exccont family horse warranted kind aud
VERY nANDsoME BAY COUPE HORSE, nAMBLE-
tonian stuck 10 hands high. years old; beat
nav aIsi s w1ss.usd s ps ;Snsd Ifa % i"d YEARS oLp
tree driver stands snywhere warranted sound and
ooufE nd btiLr III T01Rs " CO.. OF
tast travellers has used the road very stylish
and handsome S;ssiGNEk,s sg,9 is ysnt saLE q Use
soRRsL MARE. YEARS OLD; s1si1 ~ ORDER OF R. R.
nv s .ss tsa .s,s '
poSy oSnd ThETN InS 9.nd 'ss oop sId5s o6Es ii6S.
BAY BAY HORSE. isa II nANSs H nfiR YEARS OLD; NOT
araid OF anything: warranted sound and xnd
coUfs r. sSSSfaw%Y' isSSff ,lwv7a;Y;'' and
| BROWN HORSE. I6A HANDS HIGH. 8 YEARS OLD
s Ens sas sa ss: s ct III
E2s fSSy sHA55es o. srssss s roA1rD
sirod by Thurston's Black iiawk. dam by Royal
George: l5N hands high can tros in .s5 Or betier
| DAPPLE GRAY HORSE IL HANDS HIGH, z YEARS
Old: sold 80 80 Esy bin Of keep by order Of Thomas
FOR PULL PARTiCULARs OF HORSES SEE cArA.
| ALSO TWENTY-FIVE OTHER HORSES; LANDAU, BY
Wood brothers: six seat Rockaway. bv John t. Law
sion SOP rhaeton, two canopy top rhaetons: ave top
Pony phactons three kockawsys. windsor side bar
five other side bars; four top iul spring. seat
Wagon; oy Brewster Single and Double Harness. &c.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A UCrIoN HOUSE or VAN TAssELL 4 KEAKNEf.
n ITO AND III EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4rH Av.
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4 UCTION HOUSE, on ARCH. JOHNSTON.
10. II, 23 aAd - 18th st.,
4 near University place.

n 10. II, 23 aAd - 18th ST..
near University place.
OLDEST EsTAHh.slEP Hduss n HSR H H2sT oTY RELIABLE
sSE oE p1MSEs AXP
hours to three days trial horses warranted sound
Sl THIS DAY tpaIDAY,. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
sAY s s1M.S .s. onss sa 49,. s.s' high
double IN city and country not a fault. vice Or
driver; not afraid OF ioeo%osiSs or ~ anything Saa
elss; safe 70. amy one to ariys :. II every way
$S$ SSSSSs SSS;
HANDSOME Ssi''rss Tsx 7 oSoUrg HORSE ,s,s hana.
has been third horss IN team Is not afraid
.ny'hhas h any ~ S one can naan. drive him psssss
vice or trick OF any kind, and warranted sound.
~ ESaLisI II 100 sSG S'Si sADbEE AND
FoSY ESTABLISHMENT.
z BLACK HORSE; 10 hands. years old: kind in all
has not fault, vice or trick Of any kDd and
= TOR BAsKET PONY PHAEroN. nearly now. city
:IsrANIioFE SIX SEAT PuAEToN. by Wood
. -FOUR 'wfEsrcnEsrER RocKAwAYs, all city
z ELEGANT BAY MARE. i5h hands. . years old; kind
M excellent roadster. single or double; afraid
q OF locomotive or anything else: safe for sny
to Drive; first class family mare and warranted
|ToP SIDE BAx WAGON. in good order, BY R NJ.
Stlvera
o TOP DEPOT WAGON. nearly new. bv j. h L. High.
: BROWN SADDLE PONY. 14A hands. Z year, old
Kind In all harness; has been used as family
pony: perfect pet to ride drive; Is not afraid
OF anything; any one can ride drive him Is In
every way reliable, and warranted sound.
" ICANOPY TOP PONY PHAEroN. nearly now, city
q | built
: FINE sEr LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS. little used.
= by Dunsconib.
Z lCOUPs ROcKAWAY. In good order. by Quimby a Co.
Q LIGHT VICTORIA in good order. ny Qumby Co.
:. HANDSOME BLACK MARE l519 hands, wears old
: kind In all harness and under saddle free from
vice: has been used a family mare In city and
country TO ride and drive. Is not afraid oi any
;: thing; safe ana reliable for any use, and war;
rantcd Sound.
: TOP PONY PuAETON. In good order.
{ SIX.SEAT PARK PHAETOS by Wood Bros.
iFfFTEEN OTHER HORSES. Description timo Of
lsIx rUP PONY PHAErONs. SEVEN TOP ROAD
WAGONS, 10 pay advances
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND OF CAR
RAGE, WAGON. IiARXESs, &c.
Weather never intorieres with our SALES AT 10
O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

Dig BAY HORSE. rwo WORK HoRsks-ALso
uENDRIcKS. l6 ReAde St
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BEAXcH oFTIcE i9ss S psGpArIvA gE2ApWAAYoEF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
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broadway aud 10Th st.:
Grand. Chry stio and Forsyth sts
MILLINERY AND DHIcssMAl<ING.
(tRArE.-WE GALL. TiIs ATTENTION OF rhE
Otradc aud especially the ladies' 10 our M
rcint shing old Grape, MAKING lr WATERPROOF
beautiful bacg by Schrvcrs patent Fashion Faor,
Domestic Building, corner lith st. and Hroadwsy.
,. g. SCHEIvER co.
FURNITURE.
A FAMILY, GIVING UP uuUsEkEEPIS,i WILL
N sell sacrifice all part ui their Furniture
black walnut Address HUDSON, Herald Uptown ofie..
DAUMANN BROTHERS,, 22s AND 2:p HUDSON 81
Dcorurr roome s tho most reliable aud cheapest
IN YORK to buy Furniture, Carpets and BEDDING
cash or instaimcnts.
(NAKPETs, FURNITURE. MIRRORS PIANOS, PAR
Sior Sats BEDROOM sets. Bcds. bedding AImoircs
Desks 1c; private sale ut auction prices ~, East 18th
L,ISE FURNITURE. CARPETS, &C.--sUIrABLK FOR
country house and French Hats reduced prices
liberal termn o ut the old house OF
A CLARKE. Ii7 Bro~dwsy up stairs
L RNIfURE, CARPETS. CKoCkERY PLATED
Ware. Mattresses. spring Beds &e. at half price bank
rupt stock. 2lt Canal ST.. opposite Earlcs Hotel
I AgGEsr STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES poR FUR
llnituru and Carpets cash liberal
ut MCUwPERTHWAIr'S. 1J5 aud 1877 Chatham ~ large
wsferooms
MIsFfr CARPETS. OIiCLOTHs AND MATTINfiS
lvery cheap. at the old place. IL Fulton
ior pric9 list.
MANrED-A SECOND HAND PLIMPTUN FOLDING
w Bod Tor cash. Address sIousEkEEPER box i2D lIer.
aid office.
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llADENw EILEL
I)cnatic Spa aud use OF Whey Ncwly but basin bath,
with nstream uf thermal Of tente rmdo
continually flowing through Marble Pscine la tho oe
gaLty httcd up bathing saloon Large swimming basin In
the open air. Douches aud baths ia bathing tubs Opening
OF the season, May ], ac.
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EILMOKEs CONCkKT GARDEN.
THIS PRIDAY) EVENING. JUNE is.
!. Overture, "Tannhaaser" wagnsr
= Concert Waltz. "Hockxeit's kIaugeh Strauss
g. Scene. Lucia di Lamner .Donxett
4. Booro from ''SicIian vespors" Verdi
Miss sALLIE REBER.
6. Coronet Solo. Grand Fantasie Orignsl. Hartmann
Mr. N. AKBUCkLE.
q. Overture, sMRssaneillo' ........... Aubcr
CRvstinA from sElisir d'Amour 80. .Donx.tti
b. Scene, "Dsnsc Mncabre" .............. Saint
.. Weber Grand Piano Solo, Allegro .schumsnn
Miss JULIA RIVE
10. -Aions In tho Desert" Emanuel
II. "The Crossing Of the Danube Sig Brignolt
~. Solo tor Violin. 'Coucerto Mitaire" DE Berios
Is. Fantnse Hunoristiquc. Lot is Dead" Winners
a. Polka March, Lovely Laura, .......... !. Gilmore
80 cents ndmissIon; boxes Atinx four. 81
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CRY.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a hours to three days trial horses sound