davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-05-20

bio orcry year. Foreign wheat at ono t!ma WIS
really honght rashcr for mixing than f0r whnirsaa
,sse; now IT, qualify. variety, and claan condition
n.nkcs It suitable for n,hnu nctring into excellent
tlonr and IN tho midst Of tho great producing liz.
fricte tlc finest m we'll ~ tho nowrat aud 1Hrncst
mills hare hccn crcrsct What will 10 thr out.
coma 1f all thesc chahEeA!
Tlc !. 0r) QUO rnckt Of ,our we are now in,,,oEt.
Ing yearly Will bc joined BY yet anathtr 1. ono, oM
perhaps Il f10>, 600. md tim wheat lmpuster will
bcrnn,r -four tn,rnrtor. or pasahy Tho simple
paid agent and factor ut thu Ancr!cnn, Huasta,,
Hungarian. and Austrian miller.
Moreover. tho snlH NJ onr rstead al wheat ca1l-
mt fail tn change tho bRls Uf tfa,to md Il, convert
tho pre.ent american wheat t-sellcr lntU Tho dons.
cof!RtHuds, link u. w.ens cAn bu STORED. sinycd,
anu remain an Investment 0vos ono Or cven two
Fcn'nit1. wslilpt ;h1 nnt.tnrn of tho f1onf mills
mist tonc sttalHht and quick Ia l|iu constituting
market: ceAsEpneH for what rrcn II can command
Tina this nov movement TINT n sprrnanS IN En-
e'ahd md that will sMraiy tavads Francs tunicts
Import dnlics check II In country that s,it Keeps
t. psotcei,on ,princ,plcs> an To- DO regarded IL
bringing with It now nrttr bf things that threat.
ena to ''lmp.uyenway" tho present tiniestcdiaries
Of nnr t7ce Of merchants ami their prnts, suh.t.
prodNcera.
We hare only to ndd 10 this that It is great
pity these remarks dll not como to hand before
thu Adjournment Of tho Atlllgrs' Conrcntion.
, 1879-05-20

AIhsLTQ " NnILG NGCIHfE3 4 NfRlue7Il OF D0C4
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORtnANs, May 10.--Aight exchange on
New York, i premium. Sterling exchange,
bauSerst bills, 1885,
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Mny 10.-Consols, 03 lilo; account,
9SN. a,.
American securitics-RcadinE, -; Erie, 25336
preferred, ft'.
United Stnscs bonds-now IS, 105s; 415s,
109a<; Is, 10tN.
13kKrls, Mny 1a-Tho stntcmont Of The I'M
perfnl Bank Of Germany shows au incrcasc in
specie Of 8,0G0,t ,tAAl marks.
pAltls, May l0.-Kentc., 114f e0c.
, 1879-05-20


UR0OM. notwithstanding In good retail 70.
quest. Otherwise the market Ia nnlet Pf1cca nro
continual NJ f,1tow..
;sI".. ' ., 10 4""s'
Elnn tfeeH fafpet hfhsh. y 10 n+...........ltE413
!itretl hht!,. .,.n+ 1AGfl!i
H. nnti ,.Gt,, s,.; l.; ns99
iton. tippod do.....''' '...'..... -. a!5Il
!ntcf!0t..-... ,.... s...J 4I3A
- 'f'*F'ss'tft'' 'fts"f t'fs@ HtH
HuTrE1s-Fr1ccs ro.nhtn firm all around, DO.
AlrAb!G table etuttcr Ia becoming tt1H tnnfn nten.
tifa,, hut tito suppy is sttl, short Of Tho demaut,
anu the IhoLoa PRICES arc eas!lf oblanhd. In Ad.
ltton 10 the local demand ilBrs Ia fair Slipping
inquiry. Wu repeat our list, "a follows:
Creamery ........ .,.,.,,,,,. .,.,.,, .1ea1s
iiunl Ia chnice dnirr TX IL IL
MrdiuIn ~, =, ...'nSf' tNf1o IN
, 1879-05-20

llRAs-Was act!rc aud lrrcgulnrly caslcr. Rao.
were 1i1 tons at sn.87,s pur lou OH track, md
50. b0fS10. 90 FREQ on board cars,
Cohs.MrAL-Coarsc was nominal at sl3, 90 pcr
ton on tfac3.
M!ppt1Sns--aalcs wcre 60 tons at $10,oo1
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Walnut Trees

Mr Elijah CLANCY, of P.acerville,
who has been experimenting on rails
ing different kinds Of trees that are
not natives of the Pacific coast, has
given Judge I. s. Hart, of this place,
some valuable information in regard
to them. We are permitted to make
the following extracts:
To insure the sprouting Of walnuts
they must be left ON the top of the
ground during the winter When the
snow disappears, plant them just deep
enough to be hidden from sight. The
sprouts require watering. Until
three years old the trees can be trans
planted. If planted in good soil they
will bear the tenth year Mr.. CLANCY
has some walnut trees three feet high.
They flourish in this country, and the
Idaho City people ought to plant them
around their residences.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Banner Items.

Mr.. James Emerson, who came
down from Banner a few days ago, in
forms US that considerable rain fell
there last week, settling the snow till
it is packed hard. Better rock than
has ever before been encountered in
the mine is being taken from the
slopes of the Crown Point. The ore
in the lower level is als) very rich
The men that went from here to chop
wood had to suspend work, owing to
the depth of the snow
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

2 needle to 30 nit cancels eye oudt
as 70 get der behind word from a yo-
mans. Who is dere among us who
has not had to have his bantIetoons
liked up BY bis noder after slidin' nit
der CELLAR door down? You know
how dot vas myself.
"Oh, woman, IN dine hours ov ease,
YOU'RE lotely as limberger cheese
Und ven you get on der ice NIT
skates, Or lemonade up and down
Montgomery street, | can only say,
yum, yum!
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Arrivals at the Luna House.

Sam lIallett, Pioneerville; II. Il. Kemp
ner, Banner; James Cakely, S. b. Trip,
Harry Hays, James Magee, Thomas ELL
OFT, II. II. Knapp, Sub Rosa; j. Parker,
VIM. Riley, ]. B. Morse, North Elk; John
i. Huntoon, I. w. Garrett, Boise City;.
G. B. Holland, Geo. Miller, City j. Y. R.
Witt, Placerville; Con Driscoll, Forest.
King mine; John schilling, Garden VAL.
ley; 9. Havird, Centerville; w. o. sinp-
son, Oregon; E. Ragan, Horseshoe Bend;
Thomas Graney, Quartzburg.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
mum, 100:
Mail Route Esfabs.si.ea.

The mnch-needcd mail route be
tween this city and Bonanza by tie
way of Banner has been established
Mr.. S. G Silsby, the Postmaster here,
received letter from the Postoflice
Department last Friday evening max,
ing inquiries as to the distance, what
facilities were needed. sc. He rec
commended a weekly mail, apd says
that if the Yankee Fork country meets
with that prosperity we have every
reason to believe it will, the facilities
may lie increased before long.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Ada County Items.

Doise Dity Republican.
Colds are quite prevalent.
The progress Of Improvement seems
to tend to the western portion Of the
city.
Many of the farmers have finished
seeding their lands.
There is talk Of organizing Lodge
Of Good Templars in Boise City.
Several fine business houses are to
be erected during the present year.
A new mining district has been or
gained in the neighborhood OF Nun
days ferry, with R. S. Miles Recorder.
Boise City has been lively during
the past week.
y. 5. Marshal Chase has returned
from Malad City, bringing with him
VIM Downing. the prisoner recently
convicted at that place for robbing
the mails.
A party Of cattle herders-thirty-
two In number--passed through Boise
City, few days ago, on their way to
Eastern Oregon for cattle, which they
will drive to the East.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
The Native Missourian.

Mr. Sam HaIlett, one Of the proprie-
tors of the Native Missourian, base
metal mine near Pioneerville, was in
town two or three days ago He in
forms us that a depth of sixty feet had
been obtained when a rush of water
compelled suspension of work. The
ledge has so slight dip that, although
the shaft is perpendicular, the foot
wal has not been encountered. If
the vein holds the surface width, the
wall will not be tapped short of a
depth of two hundred feet Work
will be resumed in couple of weeks,
when cross cuts win be run from the
shaft, and the mine put in good shape
to be critically examined by experts
who are expected from below soon.
The ore in the Bottom Of the shaft is
good, and the company that purchases
the mine will secure valuable proper
ty.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01


From Sheriff Danskin, who returned
from trip to the other sidd Of the Ba-
sin last Sunday, we learn that the
Mountain Chief mine, on Canyon
creek, is looking well. The owners,
Danskin & o., have suspended work
on the ledge for the present. 50 as to
commence operations in thsir placer
ground. When work was suspended
good ore was being taken from tile
mine. Work will be resumed as soon
as the placer mining season ii over.
Danskin & Co.'s PLACER claims On
Granite creek have been put 10 good
shape, and are probably piping by this
time.
The Belshazzer Company are at
work running a tunnel to connect
with their shaft They have about
sixty feet to run yet, but IN case wa
ter does not trouble them, will make
the connection in month Or six
weeks.
Good rock has been taken out Of the
Ebenezer mine during the winter.
The Granite Creek Ditch Company
have water through their lower ditch
and to Placerville ii, The upper one
Their claims at Placetville aud Gran
tie Creek are all runuing. Several
other claims in that vicinity are also
running
The general verdict is that this will
be the best placer mining season the
other side Of fha Basin has had for
several years. The water has started
much earlier than for 4 long time past,
aud there is good depth Of snow on
the mountains.
The Gold Hill Company have d
good, large ledge in their lower
works, and operations are being wig.
orously pushed ahead, as usual.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

OWING to the continued and marked
success Of Republican institutions in
France, q serious apprehension is
gaming ground in Italy that civil war
will soon break ont in behalf Of al
Italian republic. The Mazzinians
would have to strike the blow, but
they are few in numbers, and could
soon be put down by the royal troops.
The more judicious Of the national pa
pcrs admit that the peninsula il not
yet ripe for republic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

Hon. james Il. Hawley received a
batch Of about twenty pounds Of
quartz last Sunday ffon tie ledge oil
the summit, on the Boise City road.
1t IS richer than any Of the free gold
ore we have ever seen from any Of
the mines Of the Basin. Ii is full Il
the precious metal 1t was taken
from the surface, aud Mr. Shaw, one
Of the owuers, thinks the vein is about
four feet wide. Nh Hawley went
down 70 examine the mmc yesterday.
1t will be sufficiently developed in a
short time to ascertain its width and
the average richness d the ore. The
twenty pound batch that was sent up
here will so al the rate Of at least
$500 per ton
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Spefial gptifes.
a cas-

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood. &c.
viii SEND {. recipe that will cure Won.
FREE OF CHARGE. This great relned.
was discovered By a missionary Soul
America. Send a selfaddressed envclopa
TO the Rev. JosEPH 4. INMAN, Station ID.
Bible House, New York City.
Mar.i'79-1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
work suspended.

But few men are now at work in
the Sub Rosa mine, there being too
much water in it to admit of extensive
operations. The mill has been shut
down, 50 that some needed repairs
can be put on it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

~ = 81 - . 7&tlfy3c u IS
Hattcrs' advertisement in 1880.
GENrs! ArrEsTIoxl
We have just received another in
voice Of those Head Comprcssors and
Hair Eradicators that arc USUALLY
known BY the vulgar name of hat:
and we guarantee them to be stylish
and az good for The real and inciden.
tap purposes for which taey are de-
signed a. any Of our previous impors
tatlons have been. Being Of perfect
lit all circulstion Of blood to
the top Of the scalp is prevented and
you can have your hair removed i'll
the highest style Of modern civiIiza-
ton, with the fewest headaches possi-s
bic consequent upon the operation.
Lest any shonld fail to pass US by we
wouli state that we have received !
consignment Of those recently intro
|duced Bonnets and Hoods that prom
lse to become very popular among
those who would forsake the civilized
style Of the fathers for the savage and
feminine custom Of retaining the hair
Ion the top Of ones head So come one
come all, for we can surely suit you.
at the popular store Of
BALD, HEAD & Co.
- Dahbury Nescs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

TRACES have been found Of three or.
four men who left Wrangle for siika
three or four years ago on a prospect
ing tour. They had IS 900 with them,
and were undoubtedly murdered by
the Indians If evidence can be gath
cred the Indians will be arrested On
the arrival Of the revenue cutter, Oil
yer Wolcott.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
THIS PAPER m may II b & fs 9,,,,
RowELL & Co. s Newspaper Advertising gureaI,
40 spruce street, 3 & s. SssS SggN
ing contracts cay be made Tor il in
wotica.

TnRnITonr or IDAHO, IS. n The Probate Court
county ct Boise. Of f&oise county, I. L.
In the matter OF the estate u x. w Tampsins,
deceased:
I'm TIE PRISE aAfEOS ag fHg VERIFIED
VAsy pstids OF }. y aiOlse claiming to se enti-
ted, ny write 81 certain So eemsnts made by r.
". Iompkins q las lifetime, TO conveyance Of
certain properly is4s+loltlaily described in sid
petition. setiaR i9sth he facts upon wnlrh said
claim is preeiHted aud prassng ter decree au-
tnorziAs and dIlectssg administrator OF the
estate OF said Y tenpsins deceased 10 exe-
cute conveyance os ssia Rsoaettr Ii Is ordered
BY the Probate Jpase that on
Egid az 5. 1870,
at the Office u The er,'b re Sousi ia idaho clsv
Boise county. T., said ssstan sEall be heard R;-
on has petiHoE, an all netSens istsFestcd in lie
estate 81 sail Il irkr pear aud Cos, Sc
said peiltlons by h'iag their et3eenoas in writis
And it Is farther ordered thst notice ~ shr - u-
dspcy OF said pstitisn and az The said Zee
pace OF hearing be pupii5i ed four Successive.
weeks before such hesTiua NE sen tfer
= orls, newspaper pnbiisaedin COMFY ina
Territory. s. uAEr,
IDAHO CRY March 90 1879
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
postoMce Hours.

nnripg week Gays, until further notice,
p p1nsiotlice will be kept open from seven
;, c y, L, from halfpast twelve to one,
q ,1' from four until six z, M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
me Money Order office will not be
,aned # all on Sundays; and no Money
a aSlar business will be transacted ON Sat
'.dsss after four o'clock p. M.
n'ua' S. 9. SILSBY,
rdobo city. Dec. 3, 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Ont with 1t.

The Mormon Democratic organ al
Boise City forgot to tie / us about the
nature Of that dispatch the Democrat
ic Territorial Central Committee sent
TO Hon S. S. Fem in regard 10 Gov
ernor Brayman. Tie people want to
know all about it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

There is a rumor that Mr. Tilden is
physically incapaciiated from ever
again representing his party. because
of paralysis Of his vocal organs,
which renders him almost speeches..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

WoNpERFuL cures have been, and are
ne;ng effected by PILES Certain Cure for
p gIamsorrhoids or PILES. For sale at the
Drug Store in this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
Public school.

: The following is tise result Of an ex-
animation Of the pupils in the senior
class of the Public Sci,o j, held yes
terday. Subject, Spelling. Maxi
mum. 100:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

No. / Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Eennaly's.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
SPEECH ON WOMEN.

f71s,~A
consigned to the flames. Ii was de-
liyered BY well known citizen Of our
town whose peticoat 1--WE mean pedi-
sree) 4 is not necessary 70 give, as
MS peculiar dialect Of the English Ian
guage will point out the speaker:
"Feller Citizen's aud Bazz Fuzzians.
- have been expressly invited to nm
dress you On der present okkashion
und ON account Of der unvellness of
mine health hat to mollygize to YOU
from der reason | vas caught ne nit
q coldt, und my vrow say it vas on oc-
count dot schnore me SO luudt dot !
schleep vide open nit mine mout'.
Und veel like der yorstest man as
never yos. Mine vrow she feel SO
like to.
But, nevertheless, Notwithstanding, too
Likewise. also, | hope dc remarks /
shall remark will be sassagefactory to
you all AS dis coldt hat DESTROYED
der sllvery sweetness of mine voice. /
shall hal to spoke to you in German
silvery voice on der most interesting
est subject known to man--dot is yo-
mans!
Why ! hafreceived der extinguished
honor OF spoken to you, onIess it vas
because | vas a leedle more worse look
in as dem oder vellers. lofe mine
subject. loie der vimmens. | lofe
all der vlmmens. 1t makes Inc nod
dlngs Inference about der age or col
or or grevious condition of substitute
Mine moder vas vomens We're
would all you Buzz Fuzzes be, if it vas
not for der vomans? Pebbles would
be mighty scarce tole you. Vomans
is goot in sickness, goot ii velIness,
goot all der viles. Who is dot ties up
our heads ven it aches, und gives us
skyan bebber dea, und soaks our feet
in bilen hot water but vomans?
Who invented dot mysterious dish,
hash, nit dc long hairs in him? Vas
it not voman'sl Echo answers Eyes,
nam, it vas, sir
| found me out by insulting der
history of de United States dot Eve
vas der fust voman's. Dot she vas
rib out A dam side / forgot de oder
name ov Adam. She used to wore
pullback shirt made out of fig leaves.
und one tay Adam went into der gar
den to CLIMB pear dree to get some
abbles to make his vrow plum bud
ding. Veil, ven he reach for dem ab
bles, he fell down und struck one leg
NIT both sides Of Ger fence und like to
stove his outsides in Den Eve she
had got her own coogin' abbles, ind
eber since dot time woman has been
der best of der two.
To use Laddin quotation, l will
say of her: "Lie semper Keriseno
Busto Paregoric Elixir" aind it? Veil
l bed you.
Look at der noble names of der his
tory Of vomans! Look at Queen Vic
tory! Look at moder Eve in der gar
den! Veil you needn't look at her if
you don't want TO- Eve spend not
much time to change her dress-.not
like some of the Idaho City vomans
Ven she vent to der opera she used to
dold Adam to yust vait a coube of
vile she turn over a new leaf
Und l bet you 50 und a half it on
" took her Ii or minutes to appear
in full dress. Woman is der first in
love, der first in var, und der first in a
dry goods sthore after der battle Is
over. She comforts lis init good adj
vice and blenty ov it, except ven she
yust gives US biece of her mint. |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01

The losses Of San Francisco fire in.
surance companies by the fire at Reno
amount to over two hundred thousand
dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-04-01
LOCAL News
Mas. DRAY is up from Boise City on

The Boise City Republican. says
ave want wooden mill.0 We be-
lieve money expended in erecting one
would be proftably invested.
SOME improvements have been put
on the leTee to keep the water from
Bear Run out of town.
The Alalanche says several mines
around Silver City will be developed
during the coming summer.
The Utah Northern Railroad is to
be completed to Red Rock valley,
Montana, the present year.
TRAINS leaving Ogden for the North
are loaded with prospectors and 9TH
ers bound for the mining regions Of
Idaho.
Streets are getting dry.
THIS is the day on which all can act
The fool with impunity.
The republican says. @Give all the
AID possible to the wagon road to
Yankee Fork. There's millions in it,
Correct.
The terminus Of the Utah Northern
railroad will soon be at Market Lake.
TOWN is being built at Salmon
Falls, Gassia county.
tbs fare from Ogden to the Snake
river mines is $3.50.
SEE legal advertisement ii another
colaan
Hon. !. W. GARRETT, of Boise City,
spent last week in the Basin, and
VII leave here for Boise this morning
he made pleasant call on the WoRLD
yesterday.
NR JoSAs ". Brown left yesterday
morning for San Francisco, to have a
cataract removed from one of his ewes
ne VII be gone about month. Mrs
Drown accompanied him as far as
Ds''s ol'y, where she will remain I'M
I'll his return.
LIE weather during the past few
Ways mas been more like summer than
4 spring
NR- JOHN RIoRDAN arrived here by
''S'sloays stage. lie spent the win
'erat Vancouver
''A''i ration to Washington Terri
\, tory.
w Matthias Erickson. who arrived
r.'s from humboldt county, Califor-
- 3 lew days ago, informs us tina,
0"sn the prospects for good crops
Aa' o'ate are excellent, times are
~ ana a good many people are en-
/ w 1,a,'ng' most of them going to
"as'on Territory, but that very
/" VIII Come to this section. Wash
a as'0n Territory has immigration so
h .' ) wAicl are constantly circulat-
= al the States of the Union
g"'e's Containing valuable infor-
. %'a'i0n as to her resources, &c, and
d. ieaplng enormous benefits from
H. sAlncant outlay. We have of
j. ! urged the people Of Idaho to fol
t A. suit but it appears as though
+. Apect to receive the same bene.
Tsa 9s'eo0t any expense whatever.
a, H. 4s pfoyeh the falacy Of such
| !, -. The people Of Idaho, az
tr;od 's The experiment successfully
r ,,'sa n other sections, ought to 60 to
-srritOry. - i4'S'eS's q 'ne
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-03-08
Entertainment AT Cherry Hill.

The entertainment given 10y the Dramatic
Association Of this place, on the evening
of March LIST, WAS Il grand success.
Mark Hanson, the principal character,
was ably represented 10y VIM. II. Brown,
formerly Cf this county, now of Alexandria,
Va. First, as the warm hearted, noble
and afirciiona,e husband and father, de-
lighting 20 surround his family with every
comfort. and next Is the poor degraded
victim Of 4 terrible vice, enslaved by an
appetite which he is unable to resist, con-
scious of his degradation, visited by terrible
parux ysms of remorSe Nj. Brown showed
a high degree of dramatic abIiiiy. aud won
high ecaniuns fGom an appreciati:c audi
ence. il We're perhaps iIIvidlnus, To iuStI
tute comparisons, where All aCp uiitcd them
selves so very cTedItahly, but the character
represented by Nj. Brown Is the leading
one nf the play, aud consequently the most
difficult tn susiain and We feel like thus pub
lely Cnugratulatng him upon his success
III it, rcriItion. lie was ably supported
10y Miss Eli. AIbuckle. as Kate Ashton.
the faithful aud devoted wife; Miss LIZZIE
CLARK. ax Lizzie Ashton, the pretty and ac-
complsh.d daughter. Miss Laura CLARK
acted III charmluEly natural manner, Patty
Jones. the EuussmaId her rival lovers were
represented by J. Burnett, who, As Dick
Bustle, the baker aud would bc philosopher,
aitestcd his success, 10y the uncomfortable
bursts nf laughter which greeted his every
utteTancc. Mr.. Quiclsy, IS the suffering
meiceuITy baker, demonstrated the fact
that twenty years uf successful teach ing
may Yet leave youth and fun enough in
man soul la eraOic HIM To act with spin,
the pant Of an amateur comedian. Mr.
Hanson, the villain OF the piece, was acted
IN good style 10y Mr. John Chapman: Harry
Hanson. tho noble and ambitious lover of
Miss Lilly Ashton. was credtably sustained
uy Alexander Scarborough.
We axe pleased to say the nail was well
iilsd by highly respectable audience, and
The hope was expressed that the Associa-
ton may give us a similar entertainment
soon again, a. this is a rational and pleasant
way Of spending an evening.
An after piece, called the Country
Cousin" WAS performed with spirit aud
success 10y Miss Arbuckic, Miss Clark. and
Mr.. Burnett. The latter showed by his
mrth-provokIng performance of ths
- Cousin that study and practice are all
that is wanting to make him a first class
comedian.
iIrhese little entertainments by home talent
are highly enjoyable, as well as improving
and educating, both IL actors and audience,
especially when the plays are pure toned
aud moral, like the I" Las, Loaf"