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For President 81 the United States, Samuel
j. Crawford, Of Kansas.


At n special meeting of Greenback Club, No. H. in
School District No. GO, in Doniphan County, Kansas,
ON March 4th 1873 held pursuant to previous notice
President R. II. Montgomery in the Chair, stated
that the object Of the meeting was the choice
of a candidate for President of the United States,
for the campaign Of $780, and that the nominations
of candidates in order; wher-upOn, the follow
ing names were put in nomination before the conven
ton, viz Ex-Governor S. J. Crawford, of Kansas
Hon. Benjamin r. Butler. of Massachusetts,; Sam. =.
Cary, of Ohio and J. T. Stevens, editor Of the Spir
10 Of Kansas, Kansas
On motion, it ordered that the election should
be by ballot and that after each ballot, the cand
date receiving the lowest number Of votes be drop
ped successfully, until the successful candidate be
found by unanimous election. Tickets were dstrib-
uted the ballot proceeded and the first vote resulted
in proving that Crawford and Butler the
strongest candidates; Cary and Stevens having each
received the same number of votes, were dropped
from the contest. On the second ballot, there
tie between Crawford and Butler.
The President ruled that discussion upon the mer-
its and claims of the two candidates was in order.
A lively and spirited debate arose between r. II.
Montgomery andE. wykert, for Butler and Glenn P.
Sampson and J. Trant for Crawford Mt the close of
which, the ballot was spread, and Crawford received
majority, which finally resulted in his unanimous
election.
On motion, it was ordered that the regular meet
ings of the Club be held Wednesday night before
the full moon in each month On motion, adjourned.
X. II. MONTGOMERY,
WV. WYKERr, Sec. Pres.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &c, will send recipe that viii
cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
ISNAS, Station d., Bible House, Ner York City.
lnov1y
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ID r.. job n BULL.
Manmfaef~rrr and Vendor of
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies of the Day
Principal OAes, No. 3l9 Main Street,
LOUISVILLE, KT.
BULLS
SARSAPARuLA.


,rSs Of Rsr Dr R;s,,s one az a. , ~ ,s,
and popular Ministers Of shoiist Episeopoi Church
and rho at the time Of ritins stationed al Broadcay
n.y. Ior,.vu,r XIV o., ,.ea
Doctor John Buu-Dear Ssr:-Many thanks to you for
tne medeine You nsve 50 kindly given me- have been
physicans some pronounced nv snine anne NV inn"s
and some my heart 70 be the my disease have
hea, tened Several very physicians who exam
paralysis OF apPopexy any DAY and that nothing but
seton H"nm Ienese me. had perfect horror oil that,
anu was nesang ABOUT having one inserted when you
knaiy SEM me your sarsapariiia which Immediately
begun 10 take three times day suffered terribly with
most aeeue pain IN the right side of my head especial
Shen "oua reaa OF wIi,e Tor any Length OF Time ana
on rising 70 my Ieet wnud ne perfectly bnd Tor sew
eIAI hetss ana ~ouih nave 10 hold To something 10
Pyevens hInng.
an mos. nsPpy 10 inform you that the pain In my mead
an anu IN, ine No. 80 aPpeute Is good ihueed
or the nrst time IN my NE enjoy my dinner more than
any me az amr'ns .ne Gay.
began again this mornipa and home Ia he eStirix re-
eved Please accept my heartfelt wishes
very truly your most grateful friend,
NJ 70. RIVERS.
my journal aoouhas WIN similar letters all OF which
guarantee to be genuine and written by the per ons
whose name thev bear
"o'e "."o s''S "eA''
Do NOT suner yourseu 10 be Imposed on Don Z be
drawn away after new and doubtful experiments Ih,nt
risk your health Inv letting novcs. .,n..n, ,,., 80,
win their trash
Ny Saaparilla has stood the test Of years.
II ia ain the sars.n.riIla of the 5 na =, a.. g..
' aS anu y. ''o Ase' Wv
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Kesna Isens.

The Festival at the school house, last week, a
grand affair. Large crowd, and very liberal, over
thirty dollars being rased for the pastors benefit
At this writing, the mud il stiffrnins somewhat,
and farmers are beginning to bring their grain and
hogs to market. SRI
Rickenbach is the busiest man in town. he is
selling his stock at cost for cash. and will continue
for 30 days. Dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and
caps at ST. Joe prices Good mems boots from p
to s4.5O. He is closing oat before 6lling mp with
Spring goods. Goods Mt cost! Goods Mt cost.
Mr. Nick Nelson returned from Chicago, last week,
where he had been to dispose of his cattle He dees
not seem very enthusiastic about the market
Mr. Johnson of Troy, is visiting his daughter Ars.
R. C. MAILER.
While at Highland, last week, We dropped into the
Semtinei Office We ssw the Hannar all right. but
the handle Was missing; or, at least, could not
find it. Our old friend Arch seemed full of business.
and was ..ragging out lively in the .tada-
Mr. and Mrs Riskenbach started for Troy, ON Sat-
urday, to pay visit to their relatives there
Mr.. b. =. Harpstez, Of Severance, took MS through
his Banking Honse, while in town. We like all his
arrangements, and must join his friends i'm pronounc-
ing his punching machine splendid. 80 C.
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Will furnish nursery stock from the Highland Nurs
cry, this Spring, at Troy, to all customers who vii
leave orders with John 8. Hart Also VIII take in
100 head of young cattle, and years old, to herr
the coming season, at 20 ceats per head per month
Cattle received ut Highland and returned in the Fall
All losses made good by the subscriber
inch. y. EoGERLf.
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r Disease and Death, when they roach our own
households, too serious for jcsting; we our
best epdesyors to drive OF the drpsd messenger, and
are only happy when We feel that they are a dis
lance. At the nrst spprosch Of that fell destroyer,
Consumption, IN The shape Of cough ~ slight cold,
ne well more seveze Bropchial o. Csfsuhal Cou,-
and Wild Cherry. II has no saperi1 IN such cases.
Every bottle warranted to give satisaetion Sold BY
Biekfasd & Sinclair Troy, and Ana. MpIsr. watheua
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But beware of the agent. If the Fud is nonexplosive
the agent is not He believes in gas and elevation
but rs he is heightened individual of decisive char
acter, he may yet be made harmless Having escaped
the Red Ribbonism of municipal legislation, he may
be caught and passed through the retort Of Blue Rib
lonis,n which Is fatal TO most gaseous subjects.
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In our style of climate. with its sudden changes of
tempersture,-rain, wind and sunshine often inter
mingled in single day,-it is no wonder that our
children. friends and relatives SO frequently taken
from by neglected colds halt the deaths resulting
directly from this carse bottle Of Boschees Ger
man Syrup kept about your home for immediate use,
will prevent serious sickness, large doctors bill,
and perhaps death, by the of three four oses
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Group, or any other disease of the
Throat or Lungs its success is simply wonderful,
your druggist will tell you German Syrup is now
cold in every town and village on this continent
sample bottles for trial. l0c regular sise 75c For
sale by Bickford & Sinclair, and w. & Z. A Kin
sey TROY.
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II The fine White Cloud mare owned by Cy. Le-
land. Charley Burkhalter, and joe Craney, died sud-
denly from some unknown canse, one night last week.
She was fast rottcr and had received considerable
training. The boys feel that they have lost about
S5flO apiece
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SrraAxcE, March 4, L

S1sEaAxCE, March 4, 1873.
Noticing the communication of "Arch," some weeks
ago, relating to the bridge at LeonA, wish to say
that not opposed to ts erection, but on the con-
trary in favor of it, and think that is the SEN
tmeut sf nearly all the business men in Severance.
We want all the good roads and bridges we can get
in our part Of the country.
BCsxKss MAN.
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~ In a few weeks Julius Brown will start on u
visit to the ratherland TO be absent several months
lie will visit his aged parents in Germany, will take
in the Paris Exposition, and will manage to get
peep nj Kaiser Wilhelm. We have authorized him
IN nrcsent our compliments to Bismarck
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IL Price Hes and several Others in that neighb"r-
hood, who nave been prospecting in the West, have
taken claims in Russell County, preparatory to emf
grating. They have just got back, and have the
Western fever in full heat Well, if they are bound
tn On We hone they will make a lucky strike.
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Here's Your MIX!

J.P. Wilson, the Troy miknan, will still continue,
as heretofore to supply all who wish ii with fresh
milk daily either at morning or night, and deliver it
promptly at their houses, at the lowest living prices
Orders taken for any quantity.
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" Uscse ssns Hss.sus on flh ia.d eseses the
pore. Of leather eaeeta.ily preventing the eesgsa
Of danpness, dusf, &c, and rendering TIE haness
so and pliahle, vls 1t the sane tine screaang IN
durshiisy, Sold BY Rickferd 4 siselair. TFey, and
Ane Miller Wsthesa
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tF We learn that quite number of families from
Centre County, Pennsylvania, and Sandusky County,
Ohio have located in the Western part of this Coun
ty within the past week or two. We also hear of a
large number of persons from Huntingdon, Junatta,
Greene, and other Counties in Pennsylvania, who
are preparing to come to Doniphan County. We are
glad the tide has last set in direction, and that
Doniphan County will receive liberal share of this
immense emigration They cannot help but like our
County, and will write back to their friends, inducing
many more to come
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~ In the Oil City pa Derrick Of February 10TH
we find list of the names Of strangers VINO were reg
Sstered at the Oil Exchange, the day before. In the
dist we find tine of c. c. Camp Housewife Pa-'
,pd Charles Highly, Troy, Kansas
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r. Distempers, Coughs, Colds, Fevers, and most
of the diseases which Horses Cattle Sheep Hogs and
Poultry subject to- readily overcome and eur,
ed by using Uncle Sans Condition Powder according
to the plain directions Sold by Bckord & Sinclair,
Troy. and Aug. Miller, Wathena.
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gueal #atters.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Testimony Of Rev. P. B. Wiles, covington, ~
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
u ne Hest md Safest Remedy fer Chil1s and
Fever, Or Fever nd Agse.


Fever, or Fever and AEue.
CovISGToS. KY, May 81.
There has not been for many years. in this country,
such general complaint about chills and fever.
This depressing disease is now prevailing IN many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere, where the pco-
PIE have long attered themselves that they en-.
tirely exempt from its influence. To those who are
thus afflicted we wish to recommend Smiths Tonic
Syrup believing it to be the very best remedy ex-
tant. Every have heard of using it, pronoune-
es upon it in the very highest terms We have late
~ used it in our family with marked success. The
ingredients are simple, and the Tonic can be used
freely without any detrment to the constitution what
ever. If the directions, which always accompany ev-
cry bottle, carefully followed, it will in nine ca
ses out of ten result in permanent cure whether the
disease be of long or short standing.
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
to the subjects of this disease everywhere sincerely
believing that the of it will verify every wcrd we
say. PB wILES
For sale by Bckford & Sinclair, Trey, Kansas
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II Mr.. j. I. Click and Mr.. Benjamin Lair, Of
she Pennsylvania colony, which arrived in the Vi
.cinity of Highland, last week, gave us call, on
Monday. They seem to he wide awake, and pretty
xeA posted relative to the country. They think
they xin like Kansas, and in order to begin right
subscribed for copies of the CHIEF. This colony Il
from the vicinity of Lcwisburg, Union County.
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~ Judge Wilkinson cause near being let nome
less orphan, Monday morning The ro0i Oh ms
dwelling was discovered to be on nae. sna 'oo.
I;,..,x bustlins to save the building from burn
inc down.
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~ The readers Of the Bulletin are getting sick of
the slush of w. A. Quinn, who calls himself iowa
correspondent in the last issue protests against
him-forgetting that the Bulletin never contains any
thing that you would be ashamed to take into your
families The following item from the Highland SEN
si,,el looks like drive at that same mark:
We would employ two or three girls to set type in
our Office. if We could always secure such chaste,
original literature the correspondent, Iowa con-
tributes to the Troy Bulletin, of which the article on
tbe first page of its last issue is fair sample.
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largest and bess seek srgssas IN Dsn.
lRhao County.
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s.Y We would suggest that the editor of the BnI
,e,ia write letter from NormanTiie' TINS week. ICE
ing what an ont spoken paper and friend Oh the TAX
payer it is This is harmless amusement
at thin.
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Pupils present every day during the term-Misses
Leah Turkleson, Melissa Burrell, Disy Burrell
Master Mona jenkins.
H. +. SHxNER. Teacher.
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o, j. EAgefiy

Fine Poultry eggs, for setting, for sale BY
s. T. SHEPHERD, Troy.
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~Mr. T. G. Asbmead, of Western New fost'
brother N DIR. Ashmead, arrived on Sunday. he
comes in search of location and will engage IN fa
in. in this County.
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II Illustrated Marriage Guide, $50 pages, cloth
and gilt binding socents; same in paper cover, IS
cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood, 10 cents;
Pamphlet, cents securely scaled, by mail Send
money or postage stamps. Dr.. WHITTIER, the great
specialist, 81 St. Charles Street. ST. I.ouis, No.
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l will all wood wagons ON my Ferry, at Whit
Cloud at the low rate of y cents for the round trip
until March LIST. 1853.
Jan. Slim. JOIN II. LYNDs.
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BUsrxKss MAN.
That Terrible scsarge

Five breeds of fine chickens are kept By 8. 3.
SHErHERD, Troy, this year. Eggs for setting-cheap
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JUsr REcEIvKD-A large stock of Wall Paper and
Border. BIcKPoRD 4 SrxcIaIR.
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wAruESA ADvANCE.-The first number of this pa
per appeared last week, and seems to be continua-
ton of the Sabetha -idranoe. 1t is seven column
sheet patent outside, with the inside filed with live
editorials and locals. In politics, it is intensely
Greenback From the local advertising patronage il
receives it ought to sustain itself Edited and pub
lished by Z. A. Davis.
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II On Thursday evening. February sstn' ranH
rail- and Miss Mary Armstrong. both of Troy, were
married
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Report Of Norway school, District As.
Quarter Commencing December ID, 1877, and anding
Narch lst, 1873.
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Remember We guarantee all our T represented.
or refund the money. BICKFoRD SINCLAIR.
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n They call Arthur Jacques Pap now 1t Is
boy-no We mean a girl.
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II The Temperance meeting ut the Kansas Ayenu,
n. T. Church last night was another monster AFFAIR
and the large auditorium of the church vas packet
full to OVERCOMING to hear the eloquent address o
Judge w. ID. Webb, of Troy. Il was one Of the nos
impressive lectures Of the SERIES and listened q
the last meeting one hundred and two have siEnel
the pledge, swelling the nnnber TO dxteen hun
dred.-.Aaekisos Champion, 5tk-
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Money - Loan,
Tong time. at low interest well improved Farms
Doniphan County Kansas Applyto
iuneai. XXX. STOUT. Troy. Kansas.
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All kinds of Machine Oils, as low as at St Joe. or
Atchison, at BICKrORD & SINcLAIR's
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1877 and Spring Il 1879.
resslts n ny tssiss.a sals sd esJestisss eso1,
..tA q se:ek sssssay gssd Absst eeeo sppis3rs
seA nesey y eR eUn CG1nty. xiss&y niles d hedge
lnss fnsssa ~ 4 which have hesa Daas&ea sak sad
plasts gssul fsss 3ssy. fksss piasfs
sAal sep ~ Nv g. ~ ~ ysan p. Rssad,
80 - 80. : =: :: s; - ss.' :
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BLASxs-A large supply of Warranty and Quit
Claim Deeds, Real Estate and Chattel Mortgages,
Bonds for Deeds; Justices Blanks such Summons,
Warrants, etc.; Constabes' Sale and other blanks
Police Judges Blanks etc, ETC., neatly printed and
for sale at this Office.
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~ The latest styles Of Dress Good.
at I.elandsS.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

vmLAsow. WALxxx Co.. Ga June q
Doctor John BsH-Desr SOL have recently given
ycar WORN Destroyer several trials and fnd IL wouder
fully emeacions Il hes not failed in single insssDcr
70 have tbs wtshed for effect am doing pretty lzrue
country practice and have daily some Article u
the Kind am sir respectfully,
JuIrs p. CLSxESY, NJ D.
Ps-se unequalIed and numerous are the Testimonial.
In favor Of my Worm Destroyer that sevspsper space =
entirely too small to tell its merifa
It's an infailibIe remedy fsr worms Try 1t, and BE-
eonvinced See ny Journal for full description
JOHN BULL
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CIDER VINEGAR
At BICKFORD & SINCLAIR'S.

~ Large stock Of Cleshing at LIE
lands.
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Moasy % Loaa.

M00sy - Lean,
On Real Estate, in sums to suit borrowers, on Eve
years time les. Interest nine per cent per aunm
Commissions reasonable
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FRANKLIN BADCOCK
VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
money. 3feb76.
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II New Goods, New styles, az LIE.
lands.
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H. 4 w. II. bARTLE1f.
Of6ee over Buchanan Ba.k, g. Joseph. No.
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Sheriff. Sale.
THE STATE or KANBAl }sa
COUNT % DoyIPMAN.
In District Coarfor Doaphan County Stste OF Kansas
WI. Studebaker and
is welsh PiaintiGs.
1
W. T. Bowen
Martha T. Bowen, and
w.B Cnig. Defendants
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that vn the 18th day 81
~ March, A. D. is7s a. the hour Of two eeleck. ?.
Of aid day the North door Of the Court House. in
the city Of Troy In Dssphan County State Of Kansas
offer fur sale public ssctiss for cash the following
Described resl estate u Wit: Lot No. tourteen l in
Blsck No. two Gu in c. Jones Addition te the City Of
Troy in Donipban County Stste u KaDsas- Taken
the property sf W. Bowen snA Martha q. Bswes and
offered for sale the highest bidder for cash. satisfy
Judgment sod csts q record In the District
Court Sr Doniphaa County In the State Of Kansas In
which W. p Studebaker and J. 8. WEIGH plainsins
and W. Z. Bowen. Martha T. Bowen. and W. D. Craig
Gives aa1sr ny hand. this n Day Of Febru.ry A. D.
is1s.
CHARLES BURKHALrER,
Sheriff Of Doaiphan County.
February T. ie7e-sv. Prs fee va
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Carpets, Carpesss
We have on hand Samples of Carpets. We will
take orders, and furnish at factory prices.
BICKFORD & SINCLAIR.
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Notice.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TmEArRE CoNiotE. 81 BeoA6w.lY.
i HARRIGAN HART .Propretors.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
q Edward 'a''f Ss HTSsa A asi" &RT
in two Of their best characieri1ations.
CHRISTMAS JOYS
soRassoSws.
This wonderfully constructed play received by the
numerous audiences who nightly visited tho Theatre
SMILES AND TEARS,
and in of tho udcrons the entire audience
would
BURST FORTH IN rPRoARIous LAUGHTER
RING WITH HEARTY APPLAUSE.
DARKlE WAKE SCENE,
the funniest Introduced in drama II has never
been eaualled.
Mr. EpWAhp AnRroANas JERENAn MsGAh TYG
NEW MUSIC BY DAVE BRAHAM.
including Edward Harrigan's great belfry song
MCCARTHY TUE uSDEarAKER,n
The entire company in tho cast.
Also an efficient oRAroRIo CHORUS COMPANY, to
enhance the effect of the go
GREAT WAKE SCENE. 80
First appearance Mr. ri SOL SMITH.
who will assume the character of Bcrrian Soil.
MONDAY, JANUARY q. 1879.
TWO CELEBRITIES,
direct from London. will appear.
MIR. FRED ROBERTS
MISS MINNIE LODER.
Their performances will bo particularzed in future
nouncements.
On the same date Mr.. Edward Harrgan's sketch,
OBRIEN, CoUNsELLoRATLAW.
Look ont for
THE MULLIGAN GUARD BALL.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEE NEW YEARS DAY.
q. W. II. Manager
DARK THEATRE OPERA BURLESQUE.
Il HENRY i. ABBEY lessee and Manager
A POSITIVE SUCCESS
attes.s tho engagement OF the
COLyILLE OPERA BURLESQUE COMPANY,
which received by increasing audiences comprised
culture fashion OF kcrs, with the
greatest ,nonstrations of enthusiasm aud delight
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DAY FOR SALE or SEATS
BOOTHS THEATRE. GALA SUNDAY CONCERT.
ID REMENYrS RETURN AND FAREWELL.
THIS SUNDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 20.
EDOUARD REMENYI.
FRANZ RUMMEL, ENRICO CAMPOBELLO,
CHR. FRITScH i. QUICKEN,
CLARA POOLE, GERTRUDE FRANKLIN.
4 MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME
l. Fantasia La rracovienne'. Wallace
Honor and Arms Handel
n Fantasia an al Piratar .............. Ernst
4 '-Alfn son tua'' q Donizetti
Nocturne and Polonaise Chopin
Fac nj Porcm- f.sSfubaf'l Rossini
z Rotnauza for violin new. Quicken
Hungarian Air. Dances Remenyi
81 sRhapsodc IIonyroise No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. List
10 Was Dream
Non min .sNozze Mozart
y Capriccios new, Nos and 24...,.. Pagmnini
Is. The Angel at the Window b. Tours
Seats at Booths Theatre NOW. Admission 80 cents;
reserved orchestra aud circle 81 reserved balcony rs
family circle, 50 cents; gallery admission
- cents.
TRAND OPERA HOUSE. BOUCNACLT.
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