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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-18
LOCAL REPORT.
SIGNAL OFYicE. [
CAIRO, H.. July II. 1879. (

SIGNAL OFYicE,
CAIRO, H., July l1.ls19.
Time Bar Their. Hum Wind. Vel WeaheI
,--@-- - - ~ - - -
GAS u m 1926 So SO calm Fair
1900 agg9 81 % NV. 90 Threang
2:0Op.m 29.g4 ST O. NE. II Fair
a,.e - 81 81 NE. 4 Fair
Maximum Temperature. SUI; Minimum TEN.
soc; Rainfall, 300 inch.
W. II. RAY,
SerIt Signal Corps L, S,A
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-18
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY,
Only Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
n The Subscribers have on hand lsrge and
we'll assorted stock of BUILDERS HARD
WARE, which they propcse to fol for short
time, at extreme low prices. and invite puIchas:.
ers to call and examine at 80 King St, corner Of
Royal 1t. They hsro also received ttou! the
leading manufacturers OF Bronze and Other high
class Hardware (not usually Kept in stock) their
latest illustrated catalogues, from which selec.
tions ca be made. equally SIS well al from the
goods in hand. Purchasing our goods from tho
same sources sid being we'll posted as 10 their
v, lue. We guarantee 10 take orders srd furnish
the goods at as low, if not lower, prices than
charged in the larger markets Having IN ex.
psrence Of over % years in purchasing goods.
we can guarantee full satisfaction 10 purchasers.
Gall sid sec ct So King St, corner IF Royal.
myl9 j. Y. CHEI9HTON 81 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
RAILROADS.,
RAILROADS..
1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 TEE NORTH, WEST S SOUTH EST.

1879 GREAT 1879
~ 7Hf FE EnkSH y asT s9HTf Kat
STEEL BALLS, SPLENDID SCBNERY
;iAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
May II, l379-ll p. m.
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
nar Of Sixth and B st1 sets, as follows:
&c. Phila. Now York snd tie Fast 100 ana
1916 D. III daily, with Palace Cars LIN.
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 81 o
u: daily, except Sundsy. For Philadelphia
$50 y. N. daily.
For Pittsburg and the West 10 30 a. m. daily, viii
Psror Cars TO Pittsbu,g; LAO p. m. DIV
with Islsce CIR to Chicago.
For Cansndaigus and the North, 74U II
daily, eICsp! Saturday, with Palace Car t.
Watkins For E!mirs, 1879 8. N. daily
sicept Sunday.
Fer Baltimore, GAO, $50, $50 and 1879 g. H.;
l.2O. 1 "a. . 81. 7.z0 and 10. 10 p. m. On Sun.
day - 81 a. m; l.5O. 81, I.4o and lc.lo y. In.
LOCAL THEINS.
For Ale>arGris g. T.16, 8, 9, 10 sad II az, and
l.l5, 5, 49, 5, G0), 7, and 1850 p. n On
Sun5sy .: S. H., and lis and p. u.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, GOD,
I.l5 500, &c. III and II g. Li.,i SAD. s, eco
sid p. 70. aid II night.
On Suntsy at S.uU anu 10 S. M, snd on D. II ,
THROUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, VIs
QI#Itico snd Richmond, will leave hls:sD-
dra IL 10 Il. n. daily and 30 y. u. daily,
e1cepL sunday.
Tickets ai:d aformstion can be procured
principe! railroad stations sld ticket Office
Scrth2ss.. L. T. FARMER
Genl. Passenger kgsnl
FRANZ THO&3O&
General M.,uxs6r. myl4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
.sEEElsai4 eyAEEESE.
BEDFORD (SIItGasGA)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,

MASS and PILLS,
For certain forms Of Eyspepais, Disease; Pecu'
liar 10 Females, Chronic Diarrnoea, Bronchial,
Scrofu!ou: sid Cutaneous Affections. Disorders
of the Liver Kidneys and Bladder, Debility,
Malaria snd Eesdacae,
me- EysrEB McIUiEE, II. D., W:
Satisfactory in Uterine Diseases and in aa-
larioua coaditiors.' g. w. VAIL IL d. Ghio.
efficient is Dyspepsia s1d Nervous Gi.cass5
arising from impure blood"
6. y HAkRIsoE, Il. Y.
to sem aaa S' sD 3 i Rozxza s Il s. No.
"Bcncf:ial in M.'arisl Fercr ard Uiph.
iberia" S. +. CUpOS, Ga
Invaluable in scTofuia"
". j. GILBERT, ii. D., =, &.
"Ee2on;::cnded SO 8 propby !sc.ic i! yellow
Fever Dh.:ictsn y. Il FAlRGx, II. D., Is:
The Sulaner Sac.nn Of these Springs begins
Juno ls!. Terms $50 month. Carriages meet
visitors e! Fores. or Law5era. csch :..ies from
,ho SpriaGf, upon advice Of srty.L Accom-
modations unequsl!ed. Al tie comforts ard
attractions. Sklllu! resident Physician.
OIL de- hall gal. bottles. ., - 70; gal. cssk
ST for 10 gallons. - for y g.i:c1'.--on h1nFd
cara q! Lynchburg W..
MASS 80 els and 81 bo!!!c 8! .i,i - for
d,z sent post naid. 4ns Mas Is lhH Wa!c7
to.!didcd ard contains iii tno cu.a;i'o ptorer'
ties OF tEo w:tcr IN reduced space
PILLS.-25 Cts. 80 Cts end 81 package. or
Sl.25. - 90 and S. post pad (.h"so Eis consist
OF tEo Mass in sugar coated pill form - sui. dol.
ichto conditioEs} Sample supply teu. FREQ 60
any physilisn desiring t. use 1t IN r74c;icH
Pamphlet free upon application. This runcdy
OF Nature is endorsed by the MeGica! profession
and a,.es.cd by rteulLs in thousands OF CAGES
during tho LAST u years. address A. M.DAE lsS,
rics't Of the Co., IS Main st, LyI.cbbutg, w
Round trip tickets i:on points Ncrti. ard
South st reduced rates.
Sold by JANNEI & co. Agents. Alnzan.
dTia Va. aplS"m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
The
DISTHiCTOf COLUMBIAN

THIS company clFers urrivai!ad facilities 70.
the transportation Of f.aigh. sad psssonge-.
and will run .hoir stostaors regularly 80 follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

Mail South ward, connects at Gordonsville,
with Ches. i Ohio Z. K, East and West. At
LYGchhurg. connects with Atlantic, i:s. &
Chic T. x, through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville. Now Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and TeXss-and st Dsnville with Rich nond Il
DsnviIe K. T., 10 South and Southwest
Express Southwark connects ct Gordonsville
to all points East and West on Ches. & Ohio K.
Il and at Danv!o with Richmond u Dsnvle
X. Il, for the Csrolinss, Georgia, Florida and
Wis Atlsnts to New Orleans
For NJ AN ASSAS LINZ leave Washington
7G0 Il. III. and Alexandria Is g. ~. daily,
except Sunday, arrive at Strasbu'g At Y Is p NJ (,
connecting with the Valley Kocd East and
Yves. Leave St,ssburg 3 Is p. NJ, striving a.
Ale1andris at I b p. m.
For Middleburg, dsi!y connection st Plsins
station.
For Upporrile. regular connection st Dca-
piano
For WARHENTON, losve Washington at
10 q. m. daily.
All trains mako good connections, 8! WssL.
inaton. to and from North and West.
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Washington 81!
7 GO q. m, running through without change,
connecting with through Sleeper to Florids.
Excursion tickets TO jacksonville Florida,
good TO Missy 10th, 1879. at very low rate.
Through tickets sod at the lowest rates
NH ii j. n. BKOADUS, e. T. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
FOR NORFOLK.

The elegant IL! and commodious steamer.
LADY or THE LAKE aud JANE MO:K-
LEY will lesvo tho Companys wharf, AHezsn-
drs. as follows:
TIE Lady OF tho Lskc every MONDAY anI
WEDNESDAY. s: u O'clock p. n, ani on
SATURDAY. a. eco O'clock y. m.
The Jane hcsoley every ~ HSDAf .aai
FRIDAY, 81 o 81 )ck p m: returning, leave
Norfolk on slternsto t.ys y. / O'clock y. m
This line connects a. Norfolk GJr Nj polEts
South. and with tho AerchanL. And 81 .riner.
line Of steamers for Eostoa, Provide 81. Ri
points North and East.
Through rates aivoa snd Bills II :.tiag signed
for Boston sn1 Proviienca
Fare q! greatly reduced rste;-Sirs.a trip --jt
Round trip good for 80 days. $3.50
Table unsurpassed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
A1exaudria Oazette
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY -.

TIE WEDDING SToPDED AT The ALTAR
There was o strange scsne st Ciccibna!l ere
day last weak. A respectable and Intelligent
youoe lady vas etgaged 10 be married. and nada
discovery ,ha, her stanced vas in the habit
of drinking. AID tod bin what she had learned.
lie promised pever 10 drink agaio, and she tor
gave him. The weddiog day was subsequently
sst-al wet well uatil the morDics appointed
for the performance &C the ceremony. Durl0g
the interval 10 mcde bis usual visits, a1d
though no drank at times, lis betrotled ntVcr
learned Of his taithessness until it Was nearly
too late to punish him for il. Thty wsra etaud
log side by side aud moment Iore would
have found them man AID wife, wdeo lie turn;
ed towards her AID his tell tale breath spoke Of
whisky. When the minister pIopounded Tie
usual question 20 her, the Ie:pocso came alnt'
~ mo" la surprise tie question Vas sgaio
asked, and this line the response Was clear and
decisive, M" She luroed TO Der lover, &C.
cused him OF driLkiog, reminded hin OF bis FRO
misc to her. nud said that man Who would
bresk promise 90 so!emuly made, could not
be telied rpou. and slo feared to trust htr
iutu:e to tu.h nan. ExDostuation and
entreaiics we're al! 10 vain, and .hst little YES
still rems!rs ursa!d.-C Cincinnati Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
VIRGINIA AGENCY FOR

Buy OF home sgcnta snd got double glaran-
tae Sold ut factoryprices for cash. Ronted or
sold on tbs monthly payment pisn. Second
nand Organs. Melodeons and Pianos IS low IS
S,5 Send for illustrated catalogue 10
F. L. VANAUkEE, Gen. Agt.. Tor Va,
dec q IS North Fairfax St AIexant-is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
Opening ana Closing OF The Halls.

CLOSING.
Washington, H. g, North ard NcrtbessteIn
msis T. H. and % y. ~.
Western !nsi!s 4 30 sid 8 80 y. II.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, i W Il.
IN snd 10 snd 8 COP II.
South aad Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg. Virginia. co a. m. sid 9 p. n.
Alexandria to Lynch6ure, Va, way Lnails)
including through mails. e % 8. M aId co N
Gordonsvi!le ald Charlottesville, Vs., OO T..
NJ and cor. N.
Manassas Division 6 on 8. u.
alexandria to Round Hill Va 500 a. II.
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, Wis Washing
ton, y. G., 50 a. ~ and W and = OO y. III.
Southern mss. via Richmond Va, s 30 E H.
and o. p. II.
South western msls Wis Lyrchbu!g. Virginia;
(tkrorgh rnsl:) sc.udirs way n!sils On Midland
Railroad, s 30 a Z.
Manassas Divislon s so 3. II.
hound Hill to AlexanG ris, Va 5 50 p. N.
Office Hou:s-Cfico opens 1T 81 s.. IT., ard
closes at I o. p. IT..
Sunday Hours-Oiice opsas 81 5 10 IN, and
closes at 9 20 =. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
FOR new YORK.

Ttn 4! SteemshiDa L. q. ENlIi!r ~sEess:
and JOHN GIBSON losra tho con:-SIsGSa2a.
psnys whsri, Alaxand.is. EVERY MON.
DAY MORNING, snd New Yo!&, from pier
Al East River. EVERY HATU REAY AZ !our
o'clock .. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
SE33NEB RESORTS.

DIRK NEY ;SPR + \ G G S
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.
rHEF1EesT c2 Z: /: JGi6 s MtHsEAI
UEAND VARIETY OF MEblCI.
NALrKQrEKT1E3.
Ike Chslyte.!e. Alum, Sulphur, lraa-Sa!-
yhGr, Hesliag. cnd he renowned Lear Wa.loV
Spring, all having distinctly Gl.iaren. medicinal
pIoperiics, are .nlnd in the Orkney c1llec:icn.
FIKST-CLaSS HOTEL AUCOMNOnA-
TIONS
F. CAKE ls.a o: Congress Hall, Cape Msy.
now Of Metropolitan Hotel, Washington Ci:y.
~ AMPLE STABLE kO0M
Fer private teams. Gid we'll supplied livery
for tbs use Of the guet'
MINERAL BATHS.
Trb, Shower snd Plunge. Every iatl:!Iy Afford
ed those seeking Health, Comfort AID Pleasure.
TIE WONDERFUL LURhY GAVEHNS
are situated within few hours drive Of Orkney.
to which limo 0! Park WsgoEe;tes Will 1un
G6!iy.
week. ......'...'..'.'..... w.
Fl 0nih.......... ........... ~ W.
Special contracts Y ala WITH f!n!:: snL parlicf.
FIVE HOURS BI BAIL
From WssnirGtoa via tao Baltimore Sid Ohio
or Virgin. Midland Railroads.
THROUGH ROUND THln TICKETS
Issued from I'll points North YVES: and Soa;h.
Good Croci June Is! to November IL.
ROUND TEiF TICKET
From Weshia2:on s.: d.. Ba!!iA.ofo SIG; do
Ais1anGris 81 80.
PAnK WAGONETfa rs.
(o7 private carriages 70 oTdcrl will b n waiting
on arrival cf .raiaG st Noun: Jackson. - convey
passengers: over shady and cay GrsIj lu:n'
pike road 10 Orkcey.
SEASON OFIS1o.
Will open JUICE 18th. Ail-css .cf de.ci:plvo
pAn pLiets and othcr Information tho Propi:c-
TOTS at Cri:aay sp7iags 0. the Manager =. A;:::o'
polish Hy.sl, y ss:iingt1u Gig.
JOKES :: PARKER,
so.g :iyi ?r0p:i:tCrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

,sI T., VIK0. MIDLAND L 4. 5 x r.
~ JOHN $. BARBOUR, Receiver
On and after SUNDAY, 100 p. ne, March
18th, lc7). Passenger trains will run as follows {:
3ouiA BoCnd Nail E1pfoss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
STEAmENa.

INLAND & sEABUAHD GOASIIHG co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

Ny castcu made CLOTHING is warranted
of the bcs: iu period material, we'll made, tho7
roughly shtuok, AID will be sod at prices TO
suit the ti.oeR. Call ard 2oariooe yourself, al
y. DEALuAM's, e. King st., otroer OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
*: h:oHlNGTON q OHIO HAlLEDAt &"
-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
I WO TRAINS DA LY (EXCEPr SUN.
DAY) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
DDITMD

DAY BErH ZEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND ELL.
beginning Msy y, 1879.
LesEs Washington d. 9 W an. srd 70 D. ri.
and ::!eXaEdris ct 9 Us a. IN. sud 425 D. II.
psss Leesburg, gaing west ward, at IL l0 3. N.
snd i 81 y. o. uld arrive at Round Hill st II
II. and p. nj. Leave Round Hill at ~ a.
m. ard 1890 p. M; psss Lsosbu.g, going cast
ward, a! E co d IN and 10 pm, aud arrive At
Alexandria at Is s. u. and 3:l5 o. a., ana
g: Washington at Is B. N. and 1926 p, Il
IS Passengers from Washington Will take
Lha Washington and Ohio cars Ut tle Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station st9 0! a. m. and 4.2G
pm, aud go through 10 KoInd Hall with out
change or cs:s
Tho sos an. train from Alexandria and II. &c
p ~. trsin from Ro"nd Hlll connect 1T Round
Hell with Harris Dsily Line OF Cosctes
for Sn;ckeesville: Berryville and Winchester
slao with Rsamer' Line OF Coaches, which leave
Loosbu7g daily for Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, westward, make close connections,
=. Yienna, With SisSou's Line Of Stages for Fair.
tsI Court douSo.
Commission ttcae;s, s OTIS. per mile
Annual Iickess, $50. ,ru
my S - General T;c&at A9sn'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22
FOR TAG pOTOHAu MiFEE LANDING!

s.e anp ~ JOIN X Il. TH6&Ts1S jszssas
built especially 70: ti:lJ rol.a. ieave9 !.e con!
psHHy,s whSr; Ws;15!as.yn, ayEkY &JH.
clock a. H. aai As ,.a =: 50 >. M
returning. ecriye, ETEEI WEDNESDAY.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. e: i O CLOCK pm.
This company makes c!ose cornec.ions ~ Al
e1sndris with tae ". G., =. A: & 9. :. =: L,
received Cor sll poo.s, Nom aud So,..h,
handled with caro- HGi tD:YarGlo,! 'yi:I rrJ;upt-
ness and dispatch.
For further iaiorris.ioa apply
y. Il. REED iso:!,
:: ,Gc;' q ~'..ri
or at the O!tco Of t!!c cr.ar.GT. IN -: TIC : :,
GoDsl Sie:-op0.sn !.u" 81 a..cc!. ui':..,- :"
tie TroasC:y Gep4:. ,l", !; >si.:::';"G.
:rn 70 SAMUE?. ~ >0%. .'r-l''~n
1879 PLANT s''*s;. 1873
FOX NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FOX
TE3S Monroe hND HE 3OUTu,
STOPPING 1T PKlNClPAh l. landings
ON POTOMAC EIVEN.
uASHG.vGT0.r .J.sD ...DnFDLA
STE.f.HRG.iT CG.HH.j.ri.
Now, elegant and swii. side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY,
EKOH WAsHING'Ni FROM NORFOLK.
AND ALEXA.
Every Mondsy, Wad Every Tuesday, Thur.
nesday end Saturday, day md Sunday, n:
ut y. Il. =. m
Information IS 10 ,:t,cL., st..crJrm', r,.r ~
freight. connections. &C., vii! be checr!I,ly a.
nisnrG on application -. tha r0mpany'i oil -.
foot Of Seventh slr1,t wGa!t Washington
B +. DUDn, AK. Wa=nInS."n.
7 =. HOOG. 49,. AleEand,,
G. II. PLANT Pra,IdrHt 80 i-!t
orlch
CHhNGh OF TINE
On aid ..tcr THURSDAY. March .o.h. Ito
boats Of tho POTOMAC FERRY 60. vii f.n
follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
co. I 60 s 20, 8 20 II 30 AMI II ~ y III, anl
II 80, | 80 22U 3 - 80 5 81 and % p. n
LEAVh " s5HtHhT0N:
6 30. 7 30. s 80 8 30. 10 81 and II 20 =. NJ, nad
II 30, ! 30, Z 80. -, -, u sni ~ y. Ia
NH Is GEO. X. rhlLLlP5. Manager.
1854 ULYDE'S STEAM LINES WREK
ssassG ~ To
FALL RIVER PROV.
DENCE AND BOSTOE.
Steamers loaye AleJSud-is EVERY TUES
URDAH.
This lima &C nnecls At Alexandria with Ike g..
A. s. Ii. and w & o. T. rs, snG 81 PhisGni-
phia with CIydo's regular Steamships for Fa!l
River, Providence sad Boston.
freight Forwarded with pron.pinosS aad care,
ltsa Of commissions.
No charge for teenaie: in rnisioipbis, AID
. wharfage 10 Boston. Qucl: limo. FrcQuaI.
departures Through ra.as and Though DIS
uf hiding giTon. Insurance n: the .owos! rAt>r.
Agents.:
r. 4. fEEp, Alexandria.
WH. I CLYDE u &C., Philadelphia.
GEO. y. HYDE. Georgetown. d. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
lsr ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

- I,-.--.,-.
gCJN lDE AWAKE! NEW SPRING cllLSa
Doors AID SHOES Tho largest. bes! selected.
and cheapest stock Ct bco.s ard shoe s ever oEec
cd {, mi, market
, 80, ba.o ho ,,
avery hiaA uuSA' IL t"";'"' ""e'' '0 VA
get the mos. value i1r Lis money. a penny
eonoa "a q nanny os,,sl. All SIX cur friends
a,5 ,a.-,,, i IN r,.,,r ia wish c,,l and con.
"" 49,. $500 .,
vince the":e!Ve' CT LEO !srl 'na' Wy eS'' in'o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-22

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND Re
~ VIEWS, AT FERNCH'o 0S KING ST.
SECOND COMING OF CHRIST, PreGls.
lenisl Essays Of the Prophetic Conference, held
n the Clutch Ct the Holy Trinity, New York
City, with an Appendix Of Critical Te::imoGiea,
by Nathaniel West; 81.
Airy Fairy Lili.n, by tie author o: Phyllis,
Molly Bawn. etc Sl.15.
It is The Fashion, translated f1cn the Ger.
man; 81.
Lord Strshan. novel. by Mrs. Wi:arick
S125
High Water Mark, nOvsl. By Ferris Js..
enc; s., 80.
Ali Things Pertaining to Life, an ilu:trstion
of2od Peter s. 6. I, by Rev. Charles T. An
deison; 81.
Sermons by VIM. Bacon Stevens, Bishop Pro.
teetslt Episcopal Church, Pcnnsylvsuis; SLID.
The Mystery Of Life and ether Papers. By
Thopil!s Parsons 81 Is.
CHEAPER TIC EVER-A full stock on
hand of Ledgers, Journals Day Booss. Medi
UNI. Deny Crown md Cap, al sizss, fu! snd
hslf bound, Memorandum aud Pass Booss, Time
Books, Monthly and Weekly, Engraved Checks
Notes and Drafts, Note Letter, Gap end Legal
Cap psper, Il. Ii. aud Is lbs .0O,tQ En7ei-
opes job lot, chespes! in the State.
apl2 GEO Il. FREECE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-30
FASHIONS.
From Harpers' Bazaar. ]


The newest hats for young girls in their
teens, are Of felt, high crowned. with
square tops, trimmed with three rows OF
inch wide ribbon In bands placed quite far
apart around the crown. The brims roll
10 Derby shape. Other felt hats have a
scarf OF brown or navy blue satin with
white polka dots.
Cravat bows have superseded the cravats
that pass around the neck; If the latter are
used. they are placed inside the dress, in
stead Of concealing the neat collar of the
dress, and only the cravat bow Is seen.
White muslin cravat bows are preferred
for plain suits in the moEping and for dressy
afternoon wear. When colored cravats
are chosen. they are folded like gentle
mems scsrfs to fit In the ersIcollar Of a
coat, or else they are as narrow rs the
lawn neck ties worn in full dress; the lat
ter are made of fonlard, and embroidered
on each end.
Grenadine wells for wintry days are
chosen 10 colors TO match the costume !;
olive green and dark maroon red grenadine
are the novelties, also beige colors. The
preference however, still continues for
dark blue and green wells.
NUTS Of the dress mat erial or OF its trim
mings are made by modistes to match cos
tunes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-30
SoveoaDe Concert.

The Concert which was to have been
given on Thursday evening last, by the
Juvenile Singing School. under the d.
rection of Mrs. Wiggin and Miss Hop
kins, was postponed on account OF the
storm 10 the following evening. Friday.
January cath. The change thus render
ed necessary may have interfered some
what with the size OF the audience, but
it secured the result Of full attendance
on the part of the children. fifty Of whom
had been announced to sing on this &C.
casion. We believe they all appeared.
II was a pleasure. indeed. TO watch
the bright and happy faces OF the little
ones as they entered. singing merrily
their pretty Marching Song" The ia
vorable impression conveyed by this.
their first effort, was increased on listen
ing TO the second song, The Whippoor.
will, which was sung with that fresh
ness and charm peculiar to children's
voices. The other pieces in which the
School as a whole took part, were the
"Coasti:g Song" ''IIellers American
Hymn" and "Grandfather's Clock" all
Of which were well sung, showing great
proficiency on the par. of the children,
as we'll as the faithfulness with which
they have been instructed.
The remaining parts of the first divis-
-, Of Ia oranr.,p,po ,vara
songs by different members. the school
singing the choruses "a Song in Ac.
ton by twelve Little Misses" entitled
the Gold Water Army" which Was 90
pleasing to the audience, that. by special
request, II was repeated la.er in the eve
ming; a Trio and a Solo-the latter by
Little Sadie Burrill.r who won the
hearts of her hearers BY the quantity
unconscious manner in which she fulfill
feature of such an entertainment a. this
is TO notice how naturally aud easily
children do that (which it is so difficult
for older people to perform. 1t is de-
cided advantage TO Ellsw orth that the
fiItic ones nave Inis opportunity carly IN
life TO overcome their diflidence and 10
gain that self.coniidencc which in later
years requires great perseverance and
force Of will TO acquire.
The second portion of the evening 5
programme was devoted mainly to those
who had kindly offered their assistance,
aud TO the instructors of the School,
As the programme was given in fall in
the last weeks AMERICAN, It is unneces-
sary to repeat 1t.
Mrs. Dora Hopkins was prevented
by severe cold from fulfilling her part
In the Duet with Miss Mary F. Hopkins.
but the latter sang instead a song emit.
tied "Janet's Choice" Miss Lizzie Gill
man, who played very acceptably Pia-
no Solo and some Of the accoHpani-
ments TO the songs, was also prevented
by sore throat from singing the part
assigned to her in the programme. This
however, was supplied by two older
members Of the School, Miss Smith and
Miss Harden, WHO sang the Ginning
Bells" Miss Carrie Brooks and Miss
Julia Jarvis played and sang finely, aud
the evenings entertainment concluded
with q Good Night" song by the
School.
Mrs. Wiggin and Miss Hopkins may
well feel satisfied both with the Concert
itself and with the success of their in
struction.
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bers OF the society but for all who are In
search OF entertainment or who desire to
bestow . small kindness upon us. II ID
hoped that the fact that these entertain
meuts are given In private houses will
prevent no one from attending. The Ia.
dies wish Il distinctly understood that for
the time being the homes are open to the
public and that the ring Of small silver
and not Of the bell causes the doors to
open joyfully.
Such music as the young people Of the
Society cen command will be offered, and
suitable refreshments included In the price
of admission. Monday evening notwith-
standing the severe weather, the house of
Mr.. Dutton was we'll filled and oil seemed
pleased with the music and with each 9TH
er. The programme was Is follows;
I. Overture, piano..
..........Mrs. Geo. Peters, Miss l.. Peters
9. Song-"Tho' absent, not forsAken"
....................... Mrs. Cakes
3. Selections from Norma. Miss 8. Greedy
4. Quar,ette-'.Dream On.
Mrs. A. W. & Il. Greedy. +. Perry A.
W. Greedy.
s. Piano Sonata. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss L. Joy
8. Duette-"Fiy tender birdling'......
..................Mrp. A. W. 4 II. Grcely
Z. Dueite-Dark day OF Horror........
................ Messrs. Redmau X Perry
8. Soux-He who called hearts his own
Mrs. A. W. Greedy
Q. Duette- (Instrumental). ....... .....
............Mrs. Dutton 4 Mrs. Greedy
After the music cake and Ice creams
were served. Seasonable notice will be
given OF the second entertainment.