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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-10


THE P. & O. IN New HAMpsHIRE.-
Lively skirmishing on railroad matters
is expected at the next session of the
Legislature, as the Portland & Ogsdens-
burg road will make another attempt to
have its charter amended so that it can
complete its route without passing thro'h
the town of Littleton. The corporation
desires an independent track from the
Fabyans to Dalton, where it now runs
over the iron of the Boston, Concord &
Montreal line. 1t is reported that there
will be movement to secure a charter
for a narrow guage road from North
Stratford, on the Grand Trunk line,
through Columbia, Colebrook aud Canaan,
VT, to the Canada border in opposition
to the contemplated extension of the
Montreal road. Notice has been given
of intention to ask for charter for a
narrow-g uage railroad from Littleton or
from Bethlehem to the Profile house.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-10

made are astonishingly small. In one
case $4,000 in small change was count
ed with discrepancy of 81
Out Of these accumulations, the SUBJ
Treasury supplies all the local demands
for these coins and the surplus is ship
ped on to the Philadelphia Mint, there
to be held or to be gradually returned
to circulation according to the needs of
general trade. At the time that the
above statistics were obtained there were
lying in the SUBJ Treasury vaults almost
100000 of copper and nickel. packed
in bags, that would by sheer weight pro-
tect themselves from would-be thieves,
quite independent of thick walls and
triple doors. RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-06-10
Spring Hats & Caps

We have a large variety Of hightone Flower Va
and Pots We want almost everything in exchaI
for goods except money and cedar posts so bring "
HERE. Thanking you for past patronage and ask
for a share in the future: Good morning.
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Ellis Brothers

P.s-we have just received car load Of FLO
| from the well known house OF Il. E. Fletcher I
which is very nice. -
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New Spring styles al Reel, the Hat
tiers.
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Personalities.

Mr.. barry Mendel, MISS Belle Men
del, Mrs. George Mendel, Mrs. Doctor
McLain and Mrs. Cranmer will leave
tomorrow for Cincinnati, where they
will Join the party that LETT on Saturday
for New Orleans.
Mr.. Chas. Burdett Hart, the Washing
ington correspondent of the Phlladelphls
North american, is IN the city
Hon. 5. 5. Cox will arrive in the city
tomorrow, and will deliver his lecture
to crowded house, we hope, in the even
ing.
Mr.. Lewis Travis will leave shortly
for White Sulphur Springs, where he
goes to recuperste his health.
Miss Alice Gerby, of Baltimore, is 8
guest ut Architect Towards.
DR.. Banning left for Pittsburgh Sat-
urdsy. He will return in few days.
Miss Anne Boggs, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, returned TO her
home st Steubenville, Saturday.
Mr.. Howard Hszlett and wife, Of
Washington, Pa, are spending few
days al his fathers, DR.. K. w. Hszlett,
of this city.
Mr.. II. e. Lay, of Baltimore, chief
collector of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, will be in town tomorrow.
We are sorry 10 learn that Conductor
Billy Brown, who was hurt few days
ago while coupling cars, is very much
worse.
DR.. A. L. Mayer, the Jewish Rabbi,
received dispatch from Baltimore yes
terdsy, stating that his wife was very ILL.,,
and left for that place yesterday even
Ing,
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PARKER HALL.
Lenten Regulations.

The following regulations for the
Lenten season of the Diocese Of Wheel
ing have been published by Bishop j. j..
KAN:
l. The first day of Lent, Ash Wednes-
day, falls this year on the 9th of March.
2. All the days of Lent, except Sun
days, are fasting days of obligation.
8. All who have completed their twen-
ty.lrst year, unless legitinately dis
pensed, are bound TO keep the fast. Gus.
tom allows cup of coffee, tea, or thin
chocolate, and small piece of bread, to
be taken in the morning. In the even
ing, q collation., not exceeding the
fourth part of an ordinary meal, is al
lowed. At this collation., meat only is
prohibited.
4. By dispensstion, the use of flesh
meat is allowed on Sundays without res
friction; and at the principal meal on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, except Saturday in Ember Week
March 10y, and Tuesday and Saturday
in Holy Week.
5. The use of hogs lard is allowed in
cooking.
&. Fish and fresh meat are not per-
mitted at the same meal during Lent.
I. All under twenty-one years of age,
those who are engaged in hard work, the
sick and convalescent and persons who
cannot fast without serious injury TO
health, are exempted from the fast.
Persons excused from fasting on account
of tender age, hard labor and sickness
are not restricted TO the use of flesh meat
at only one meal on the days on which
it is allowed. Those who entertain any
reasonable doubt about their obligation
to fast or abstain, ought to apply to their
pastors for advice or dispensstion.
All the Reverend Clergy who can
leave home are requested to be present
at the blessing of the holy oils in the
Cathedral on Holy Thursday, At 9 A. N.
BY order of the Right Rev. Bishop.
JONI L. SULLIVAN, V. &,
Chancellor and Secretary.
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kIyer news.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 8 feet 6 inches in the chan.
mel and falling.
The Ragon will be the Parkersburg
boat at 1890 o'clock to-day.
The O'Neil left on time Saturday for
Pittsburgh
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati al
5 o'clock Saturday with large list OF
passengers aud freight
The Stockdsle passed up for Pitts
bprgh yesterday morning at 6 o'clock.
She is due down tonight, en- route for
Cincinnati.
The Salt Valley passed up for Pitts.
burgh Saturday night. She Will pass
down tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock,
en- route for Ironton.
The Andes is due up from Cincin natl
to-day.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February l5.-River 5
feet 10 inches and failing. Weather
cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, February l7.-Westher
clear and cool. Depsrted-Gaf, Men,
phis; Church, New Orleans. River fall
lug with 9 feet 10 inches in the canal.
CINCINNATI, February T.-River "a
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild. Arriyed-Grsnite
State, Pittsburgh. Departed-Grsnite
State, Pittsburgh.
SHREVEPORT, February l7.-Arrived
Maria Louise, New Orleans. Down
Fulton. Departed Kate Kinney, New
Orleans. Weather clear and pleasant.
River fell one inch.
EVANSVILLE, February I7.-Weather
partly clear and mild; mercury AZ 10 so
deg; wind northwest, River % 3 10 fee:
large and falling slowly. Port List
Up-Andy Baum, Fannie Tatum, AsgIe
Smith. Down-Cherokee, Longfellow,
Grey Eagle, Liberty No. !, Bowling
Green generally with fair trips.
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ST. Johns Lutheran fair.

The fair at st. Johns Lutheran church,
which begun on last Thursday and closed
Saturday evening, was quite successful.
On Saturday evening the basement OF
the church was crowded TO its utmost ca
pscity, there being much excitement
caused by the contest for fine cameo
ring. The contestants were Misses
Minnie Dube- and Julis Gard.
ner, of North Wheeling. Both ladies
worked hard, and esch felt conf
dent of securing the prize by votes
given them by their frieu ds. The ring
was won by Miss Duber, she having
secured votes amounting 10 SlSs.25.
The number OF votes given TO Miss
Gardner amounted to Sl37.S5 the former
being ahead only 40 cents. One, Smith
man. who was very anxious ths. Miss
Gardner should win, offered $50 more TO
the amount already secured by that lady,
but il was ,oo late, the ballot box having
been closed.
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Rruebauks Again.

Our readers will recollect the fact Of
Mrs. Bruebsnks, formerly resident Of
South Wheeling, having committed
suicide by poisoning during the latter
part of December, OF last year. 1t was
alleged at the time that she said she was
driven to commit the act on account Of
the unfaithfulness Of her husband, and
from what has since transpired it would
appear that she had good ground for her
charges. The history of Htnrys life tor
the past few weeks was brought to the
notice OF the public on Saturday morning
by his appearance IN Squire Waits court
South Wheeling, to answer for the crime
OF fornicstion preferred against him by
Mrs. Batch, his betrothed. From the
evidence it appears that Bruebsnks, soon
after the death OF his wife, tired of tie
company OF Mrs. Batch, and IS he felt
lonely hired Miss Lizzie Roth to keep
house for him. Fer while all went as
smoothly as a marriage bell, and Mrs.
Batch patiently waited for Henry to
keep his oft repeated promise to have
the act performed which should make
the two as one. He however intended
differently, and neglecting or forgetting
his promise TO Mrs. B., had asked Miss
Roth to be his wife, to which she, after
sundry bushes consented. 1t is said the
course of true love never runs smooth, and
this'case was no exception, for as soon as
Mrs. Batch learned the state ofthe case
she swore ont warrant rs above stated.
A conference was held a. the
magistrates office while Henry was
under arrest, between himself, Mrs,
Batch and Miss Roth, having for its OBJ.
ioct the settlement of the case. Henry
entreated Mrs. b. TO withdraw the
charges, telling her he would marry her.
She refused unless he would also cross
MS heart. Then she told him she loved
him $50 much as never vas. She loved
the very ground he walked on" "She
had been married twice, but did not love
either husband half Us well rs she did
her Henry" and much more OF the same
kind of argument. Not beng able
longer TO resist her pathetic appeals, his
obdurate heart gave way, the withdraw
ing of the charge followed and the
three left the office together. What &C
ton Miss Roth, the spurned bride ex-
pectant, will take, is as ye. not known.
Henry Bruebanks was before Justice
Wait Saturday afternoon, charged with
threatening to kill himself and his little
son. The evidence in the case showed
q sad condition of the domestic affairs of
his household, aRd is another illustration
of the fact that the way of the trsnsgres-
sor is hard. The matter was dismissed
by the Squire upon payment by Brue-
banks OF the cost OF prosecution and sign
ing an agreement to abandon all claim to
the four smaller children IN favor of his
oldest son. There is some talk, so we
learn, that the children will be sent to
the house of relative in the country,
where they will be educated as well rs
kindly cared for.
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A Fall In the Mud.

Between seven and eight o'clock last
evening an incident, or rather accident,
occurred in the southern part OF the city
which deserves notice. 1t is well known
that the Wheeling csr-drivers, in COM
psrison with those Of other cities are
unusually polite and attentive TO the ps-
irons OF the line At the above named
time one of the cars hsd for passenger
8 lady who wished TO get out opposite s
house on Jscob street. Size pulled the
bell for the car 10 stop, but the driver
supposing she wanted to &c! OF a. the
place where there was the lesst mud, g.
tempted 10 drive on 10 the next corner.
She would not, it appeared, wait for
this seton on the part Of the driver,
and made jump from the csr. Instead
Of landing as she expected 20, she by
some mesns fell fist in the muddy street.
Her escort made 8 great fuss over it, and
tried 70 throw the blame on the driver.
Il was perfectly clear 10 sll the psssen-
gers tina. the driver was not a. all 70
blame, IS he stopped IS soon as he could.
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The standard reua,.

., for ~,
eases OF the lungs are schenck's Pa. L.
syrup schenck's Sea Weed IT, aiHas
schenck's Mandrake Pills, sns ,aic Il;
before the lungs are DESTROYED ;, tie,
a speedy cure. To these medIc,a' Gee
II. schenck, OF Philadelphia o~ D.,
iivailed success in the trea,mss AsQ
monary diseases. The Pulmon,. 'C
ripens the morbid matter IN :. syN.
nature throws it OF by an easy 81 s,s ell Ieaa
tion' anc the patient has reIisf ,pse'oa.
prostrattng cough. The Mana, nOa L,
must be freely used to cleanse o.. E+.l
late the stomach and liver; thew ~&'
all distractions relax the gali ~ ,'al'''
and start the bile freely, and The ~ ~ Dc
soon relieved. schenck's Sea w w n'7 i
is a gentle stimulant and ALI, eeu I9ss
alkali OF which it is composed m,, 1,
the food and prevents sourIp, :. so
the digestion by toning up ,bes,. !" &S'ss
a healthy condition, SO that the taas I
the Polmonic Syrup will mai. Il:
blood; then the lungs heal. ana 90.
tient will surely get well If car. 3, '-' b
to avoid fresh cold. Fun dirscr. ale
company each preparation. ALL a.
to consult DR.. schenck Personals 81
so at his principal Office, corro.I. Hs Z
and Arch streets, Philadelpb,. Sf',
Monday. e'sl
Letters TO the above address az,
vice, answered free OF chsrse $AIns 1.
Schenckt Medicines ara 90.
druggists. SUI By 4
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AMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
WEsTWoOD NALL.

The dramatic entertainment given by
Virginius Lodge No. 4, A. A. l. 5. u L.
w, at this hall on Saturday night, WAS
very largely attended by the citizens of
South Wheeling generally. All the
actors and actresses acquitted themselves
creditsbly, and where all did so well it
would be invidious to mention names.
A handsome sum WAS Melted to the treas
ury of the lodge.
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and were SO far above the average OF
amateurs that we would advise them TO
form dramatic society for tho further
amusement eli the public. Misses Good
and Harden appeared to advantage in
the part of Court Ladies and masters
Hall and Emsheimer were capital little
pages. If oxford had not tumbled on
his nose his part would doubtless have
been more digniGed. To sum the Whole
thing up in a few words, we thing that
this was the best on-proiessional play
which WAS ever rendered in Wheeling.
Josie Kramer's orchestra was present
and delighted tho audience with their
music rs usual.
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. llS9 and ll4l Main street, ives. Gs;x
side. a few doors above the Peoples
Bank, with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street;
now used as a boarding house. Is In good
order. with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner oI
Twenty.fiith and Main streets, containing
q fine store room and residence, with gas
and water.
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
1ng on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable, APP
ply To NJ. REILLY,
w. Va. febeodh
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RenI Esfaie.Trnnsfers.

The following transactions in real es-
tate were recorded in the County Clerk
office yesterday:
Deed made Janusry rs, 1873, by L. u.
Woods, clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county, to Batthsm Zeiter, assignee
of Julius Lohse, for certain lot of
land situated on Short Creek, in Richie
district. Compensation s5.4S.
Deed made January 80, 1878, by Re-
beccs McElhsnny, John s. Price and
Sue j. Price, his wife, A. }. Clark and
Mamie NJ. CLARK, to Ella Platt, wife of
Charles II. Plat, for certain parcel of
land located on Georges run, branch of
Csldwells run. Compensation $3.50.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, To the undersigned trustee. dated
the 18th day OF December, A. ID. 1871, and
recorded In the Clerks office OF the Coun-
ty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed OF trust hook No. I, rage ~, will
ON SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A, ID, 1873, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
al the front door Of the Court House OF
said county. proceed to sell 10 the highest
and best bidder the following property :
The east hall Of lot eighty-iour, fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road IN
The town oil Triadelphia, and running
mack SO a, TO make one full lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash the balance in two equal in
ltallments, payable six and twelve months
after day OF sale, with interest from date,
and secured to the satisfaction OF the trus-
zee. IA. KEY MANN, trustee.
RUSSELL 4 STIFEL, attys. ialSi
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AYouthful Contest.

Saturday morning two small boys, one
a son of Richard Gardner, and the other
a son of Melissa Robinson, met in fight.
Gsrdner's son got the worst of the fight,
and upon the father hearing of the defeat
OF his son be compelled q larger son to
whip Melissa's boy while he stood by
ana saw it we'll done. Those who saw
the affair say that it was q piece OF
brutality for Gardner 10 stand by and see
his son beat the small boy In the way
IN which he did. Gardner had hearing
at the Police Court matinee Saturday
evening. Squire Caldwell issued State
warrant tor him on a charge OF assault
and battery, on which he will be heard
to-day.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

Hervey & Britt will offer for sale IN. 4.
lowing valuable real estate al n. a..
door OF The Court House on
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRU AIRY Il
1875, commencing at 10 O'Clock. If ma,
at private sale before that date;
The property on the south side O, yor,
teenth street, commencing q feet lron =. i.
southeast corner OF Foil and Fourt-.rr.
street, and running 80 feet aud =. inca,
and running In depth lOJ ieet AMI a
inches. The property Is beautifully loc,,l
and in the most central part Of the IN,
The east part OF the property has or 4,
good brick dwelling house. The baI,s,
OF the property Is unimprOyed Any r.,
son who Is deslrous az building a ,os
home In a first-claSs location, will tIlt
TO their advantage To purchase the an.
Also, the following property, know q
Beck's Brewery. described az follows 4.
ginning on the northwest corner %. I'd
number thirteen I'm square Lumber ssr,l
and running thence east along the hrn
line OF said lot number thirteen Ety .rrf
feet; thence south in line parallel VI.
the western boundry OF lots number lr.
teen and fourteen 10 the center Of rs
number fourteen in said SOU ,re uUn ~
seven, on the southern line Of the lUrl
half OF said lot number fourteen. ltrUr
down said southern line NJ said bali
the western bOundry of said lot ngl1g
fourteen; thence with the western boz.
dry Of lot fourteen and Thirteen IN ,gl1t
seven, 10 the place of beginning. 70,
same has on II two large brick bU.j,ap
three stories In height, the iull ltryl
the and width OF the properly rflt.
meath the same are two large vaussss,
II feet In height ana running In lrl DO
length, with good cement h)on: "
drained and dry. The buildings arr 0a.
plete In all respects. Gas through h8.E
ingS, and vaults. Persons who dts.r Z"
purchase n splendid place tor pork Tst
ing or general storage house and va b
will ind this "a most excellent and 'ua
BILE place.
Any person wishing 10 purchase any
the above property, can obtain iull ilm
nation by calling on HerveyS Britt
The Terms Of sale are follOwE: Onr'ltt
cash, or as much more ~ the purchi-'
may elect; the balance In one, tWo. a.
three years with interest, secured B. {,
deed OF trust on the property usu. 10
balance of the purchase money an Nh
est be paid. A, REihAHN
ieb6h
The above sale has heen adjourned c.
TUESDAY, February 18th, at " O'c.o1
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FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
a ty, on Big Grave Greek, one and a halt
mite east OF Rosbys Rock, and adjoining
the u. 4 U. X. r., containing l35 acres
and sS poles, well improved with
FINE. LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
stable, Orchard &C: a good well In the
ward. There Is also some fine Creek Bot
ION land on IL. Will be sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 18th, at public sale, between the
hours of u and O'Clock, on the premises,
II not sooner disposed of. For terms, &c,
apply to A. b. GORDON,
ia2ltgi On the Premises.
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A Rre.k Douu and its Effects.

A hutter of excitement was caused on
Chspline street, near Twenty-sixth, Sat-
urdsy, by the antics OF car horse, who
attempted, so it appeared, TO dance jig.
This action was caused by the axle of 8
milk wagon, letting one corner OF it
down suddenly In the street. spllliug the
cans promiscuously and masking musi-
cal noise which the horse did not under
stand. He was at last pscifed, and the
car proceeded on Its journey, much TO the
reliet of the passengers.
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OTIS HALL.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Nelson conducted Praise meet
ing. Several speakers who had not pre-
viously spoken at any of the meetings,
gave their experiences at this. -Four
signed the pledge.
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Police Court,

John O'Brien, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Committed for thirty days.
John Kelly, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Committed for thirty days.
Pa. Hslpin, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Paid.
Richard Gardner, for aiding an assault
Oh Leo Robinson, fined IS and costs,
Committed,
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Leaves have their time 10 fall,
And flowers 10 wither in the north
winds heath,
And stars TO set; but thou hast all
Seasons for thine own, y Death"
Never were these words trper than in
the case OF little Ella, the two year old
daughter OF Dir. n. Riester, whose funeral
took place from her fathers reside nee yes
terday. Less than three DAYS ago Ella was
in the bloom OF health, the Joy OF the
family and the pride OF the household.
To-day she is an inmate Of the cold and
silent tomb. She was endowed with an
intelligence far beyond her years and SO
marked as TO attract the attention OF all
who had occasion TO visit the family.
Young as she was IL was her pride to have
her fathers slippers and chair ready for
him on his return from the factory, and
to climb into his lap, whence she would
amuse him by her innocent prattle. But
she is gone. She was flower loaned To
this earth but for a short time. God called
her, and she has gone TO Him forever.
Weep not, parents, brothers and sisters;
you viii see her again, tor though she cam
not return TO you, you can go TO her.
A FRIEND.
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PUBLIC SALE

NF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
" Market street.
win sell at Public Sale at the front door
OF the Court House, on
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB. 20,
1873, commencing at 10 o'clock, II not sold
nj private sale before that date, my pro
perty, situated on Market street, between
twenty first and Twenty-second streets,
viz: Lot number one hundred and THU
Teen lIs) on the west sideo OF Market street,
I'm that par: OF the city oil Wheeling here
tOiore known as Chapline and Eoff's addi-
lion. now called centre Wheeling. The
said lot has on IL a fine dwelling house
now reside in. Ii wi be offered In two
lots or the whole.
Terms OF sale made reasonable and made
known on the day of sale.
fal3I MRS. ]. ADRIAN.
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AMJSEM ENTS.

The Nail City boat club boys will give
one OF their enjoyable dances at the boat
house Tuesday evening.
Etiie Ellsler is booked to appear at the
Oeera House on the 25.h and 26th inst.
Gilmore's band will appear at the
Opera House on the 9th. 1t is COM
posed of fifty members.
IngersoI wants $500 TO talk about one
hour and half about Ghosts IN this city.
Bob don't believe in wasting breath on
"spooks."