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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-26
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WORK 70 Commenee Early in january
We stated some days ago that the bid
Of Russell & Alexander, of Chicago, for
erecting the Emporia water works had
been accepted by the council, and now
we are able TO state that the contract
with these gentlemen was closed ON Tues.
day night. The contract was formida.
BILE document OF IA pages, and the jun
Tor member of the firm pronounces 1t the
longest and most particular one in It's
details he ever signed. The con
tract Is for $500 feet Of pipe, vary
ing in size from two TO twelve inches
end for thirty double hydrants. The
price to be paid by the city is $44,S5e
and does pot include the building fol-
the works. The streets TO lie traversed
wholly OF partially by the pipes, or
CopIey, First, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth
Tenth, Twelfth, State, Constitution, Mer
chants, Commercial, Market Union, anc
Exchange. The contractors win soor
advertise for $50 wOrkmen, and will
good weather can put in the works In
side of two months. The first Of Apri
will probably see the the works in iul
operations
The firm of Russell & Alexander hav'
given the best satisfaction wherever the.
have erected water works, and have TIA
fullest endorsements from the various
city officials and the press wherever the.
have done work. We believe our work
could not be in better hands.
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The best exhibition We have had the
pleasure in attending in years, was given
by the scholars of district 5s. Dec 10th.
The teacher and pupils are awake and
know what is necessary TO make an exhl
bition a success. Each member of the
school wore sash with the name of the
person whom they represented stamped
upon it.
PROGRANME.-Saluiatory, by Maggie
Pearce and Charlie Ernst. Essay, "Atti-
tude of the Coming Generation" by Miss
Parker. Select reading, by Miss Sprague,
Charley Faweett and Miss b. Pearce.
Music. sOld Fireside." REGULATIONS. by
Willie Pearce, Eddie Rickabaugh and
Emma Finneli Quartette, by the gen
tlemen, Mr. Pendergraft, Mr.. Weaver
Mr.. Goodrich and Mr.. Sprague, THE
Girl with the Calico Dress" Reply by
the ladies, THE Men are SO Stupid"
REGULATIONS, by Frank Weaver, Lulu
/ Sprague, Miss f. Pierce. ''Curfew Rings
Tonight" and "Over the Hill to the
Poor House" lover the Hill From
the Poor House." by Mr.. Fender
graf, Caddie Rickabaugh, Frank
GIazier. Anna Martin. Mark DER
Rolim Rickabaugh, Prince Weaver
Julia Jones. Alexander Riley. Johr
White, Mr.. Jesse Goodrich. "Gonewiti
a Handsomer Man." Miss Addie Weaver
Forty Years Ago" Mr.. Weaver
"Ghosts,' Miss Martin. Peters Christ
mas" Mr.. Sprague. The Hypochon
driac," Jennie Goodrich. "Will tn
New Year Come Tonight 81, singini
school. Valediciory, by Harvey Martil
and Joseph Ernst. Martial music, b,
RolIie and Eddy Riekabangh and MI
Wright. Instrumental music by \. {
T Goodrich and Jennie Goodrich. Exec
lent dialogues and tableaux intersperse
the exercises. The singing school ca
ried us back forty years ago TO our ow
youthful days.
Long live district 80. Success al
l happiness to the teacher, Miss Goodrich
and the energetic scholars. L. f.
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Normal Notes.

IHIRSDAfs I(cC. loli-
Yesterday was cold day at the Nor
NAL building but still the work went ON.
PIastering is still progressing. Sec
ond coat will be completed in a few
DAYS. Those salsmanders are proof
against freezing.
Carpenters are doing little Of every
kind OF work.
The large stone platforms for the steps
have arrived and the cut stone work will
soon be finished.
Carpenter work outside is completed.
Miss Gibson and Miss severy called
Saturday afternoon.
T.Carr dropped in last evening.
The steam heating contractor is here
with his men and we VIII soon be heat
ed by hot air.
Arthur Smith has got bad cold.
Six Of the boys left for Lawrence yes
terday and will spend Christmas at home.
The drawing nigh of Christmas, re-
minds us of one yearag Asleigh ride,
Neosho Rapids and other incidentals ap.
pear. A little more cider and chill is
just the thing TO slide down the hill.
We had the pleasure of being present
nj the brick school house, district 53,) on
Tuesday night and witnessed one oil
those good old school exhibitions, ar
ranged and conducted by Miss Amelia
Goodrich We have not time to give 8
detail of the exercises, only the audience
were well pleased with the performances
Little Jennie Goodrich was the star o
the evening. She handled the violiI
land organ to the surprise Of quite |
number. The song entitled Forty
Years Ago. sung by Miss Goodrich anC
miss Blanche Pearce, was good. /
threw our memory back TO old times
when we kept hotel. We noticed that
certain young lady froze TO her fellow
hat.
"Ten Nights in IA Bar Room at tn
Rinlxer school house, December 26.
BY order of DIR. Wright no more brio
bats will be allowed hauled away fror
the Normal grounds.
Tin roof is almost finished.
: ID. PROcTER.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


FRIDAY, Dec ~
The smiling face Of win Gibson vas
seen here last week Will and his
brother Frank are running an -extensive
coal bank Al Aryonia Will says die
white owl Is getting fat
By the earnest request Of the people
in the district, the dramatic company
will repeat the drama, Ten Nights IN
Bar Room on Friday evening, Decem-
Der 9th. Come out again, Proctor
and we win see that you have good
seat next time.
j. NJ. Knox is busy on hisn house
II is all done but plastering. and when
completed he will have one of tine fines'
residences in Fremont.
We waded the river Monday evening
with that gentleman from town and have
had a slight cold since, but whether i
was from wading or those feet (phew . o.
his is what puzzles. HANNIR.
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The Festival.

The Congregational festival Wednes-
day evening was one of the most pleasant
and successful which has been held here.
There was large attendance and a good
social time all through the evening,
one of the best suppers ever served IN
the hall, and very varied and enter
tanning stage programme. The arrange
ments had evidently all been carefully
made. and were carried out under good
management. In addition TO number
of tables, there was laIge bazaar in the
centre Of the hall filed with various
articles Of needle and knitting work,
suitable for holiday gifts, and a confec-
tioncry and fruit stand conducted by
charIningly antique lady who did
good business. The piano was
presided over by Mrs. G. W. Newman
and furnished excellent music. The
tables were well waited upon, and the
stage programme was nicely managed.
Great work had been put upon costumes
for tableaus and all who aided in the en-
tertainment may congratulate themselves
upon the success of their united efforts.
We were not present all evening and
| will not attempt TO particularize the full
| programme. Miss Jones, in costume
sang the story of Red Riding Hood, very
prettily. Mr.. Egan's cornet solo "Annie
Laurie" was u grand musical treat. Mrs
De Lap read part of the wedding scene
from Hiawatha very finely, adding new
laurels to her reputation, and her read
ing was then illustrated by three success
i've tableaux in Indian dress, with Mis-!
Estabrook AS Laughing Water, and al
i'm excellent costume and with admira
die grouping aud stage effect. \ bevy
of little misses and lads sang several o
hMother Goose Melodies in chorus, will
, hearty applause. Miss Bullene, of Law
renee. recited Searching Among tn,
Slain" with great dramatic power, and res
bonded to second call with an entertain
ing recital of two faithful lovers. Tn
beautiful story of PygmaliOn and hi
statue was well represented by Mr.. an
Mrs. r. Newman. An interval of twer
ty minutes for supper was soon after al
nOunced, and as soon as the rush TO
eatables was over. the Frog who would
Wooing go, made his appearance
with the rats and mice, all in con
plete costume, and created immens
merriment. The performances clio
:. ed with huge parody of 9Th
Babes in the Woods, ''by the boy Lutz an
r the girl Warren. 1t was perfect, dow
p to the birds who kindly covere
the elephantine infants with leaves, an
amid uproarious laughter the crowd b
gan to disperse. We are pleased I
Y learn hat the profits will foot mp abo'
xIIO.
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We met our old friend A. w. Callen-
''old Grizzly"-in town Saturday night
He had been west and stopped here TO
take the NJ, X. & T. train for home. Mr.
Callen is one of the leading citizens OF
Junction City, and is a Kansan from the
.'word CO." He was glad 10 see the pros
perity of Emporia, and that the Normal
school was so nearly completed.
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The following has been received by
Mr.. Cleaver;
Yours OF Dec. 18th received in regard to
telephones. forwarded II To the Nation
al Bell Telephone Co, at Boston, who
will communicate with you direct.
II. II. ELDRED, Supt.
Is so look out for the telephones.
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Col. Smith, of Fox creek, has rented
his farm tofA. G. Crane, and will move
tnEmpoEia inside of a couple of weeks
Hfhfiock of Cotswold sheep is for salt
-snds persons desiring TO buy should cal
ON 1Ir. Crane They can he bOugh
cheap.-Chase County Leader.
The Colonel will be welcomed rs I
.;,t.a,, barp
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Sad and Sudden Death OF = School
Teacher.


BY kindess of DIR. TruewOrthy we are
in receipt of the following particulars of
the sudden death of Sarah L., daughter
of our esteemed citizen, Thomas G. Mar
tin, who has lived for many years on
Coal creek, near Chicago Mound. Miss
Martin WIS engaged in teaching the dis
trict school at Chicago Mound. For
two or three days previous TO Wednes-
day last, nth, she had been complaining
u little Of not feeling well. Wednesday
she felt better and went 10 her school as
usual. At noon she ate her dinner at the
school building with unusual relish. At
2 O'Clock p. m, while standing near the
stove talking 10 n scholar, she fell sud-
denly, Sticking her head against the
stov& She hnd brother attending he
scho|l. I'd re 'Il1,,,S 'sEll' HIS ,.
n...s.k i possible Everything VS. cs4.
that could be to restore her, but all IN
vain. She was taken to her fathers
house and died about 4 p. m She never
spoke after falling. She had been a
member of the MethOdiss church for Il
wears, and lived n correct and upright
christian life, and died in full confidence
| that she would live \ blessed life in the
future. She was highly esteemed by al
who knew her Tor her good qualities
She vas born on the 19th day of March
1872, and died December nth, 1879.
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The Famous boot and shoe store, here
tofore run by L. C. Brolaski * Co, has
changed proprietOrs, and is now owned
by A. E. Abrahams & Co., of ST. Louis
and will be run by brother Hinkle. The
people can rest assured that under his
management everything will be run on
the square, and that the best of goods a
the lowest prices can be obtained from
him 1t the Famous"
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D1ED.-On the 18th OF December, at
- the Indiana House of typhoid fever,
John Tyghe. lie was sick AZ days. He
$3.50 rIaF anS steady habits and
lidlr and W" theemploy of the Santa
onored At thu company. In his sickness
olirse those hcnt and kind. His parents
!, TCarbondale, Pennsylvania; his
rel, aims were forwarded by the Adams
e2psress company to his old home. Our
HEARTFELT sympathy follows him to his
aged and bereaved parents.
VAN McCoLIIocH.
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HALLS
BAALSAM

Cures colds pneumonia. bronchitis, asthma,
Group, whoopIng cough. and all d seSses Of
the breathing o. gaas. IL soothes and heals
the membrane Of the lungs, intlamed and
poisoned by the disease, and prevents the
nightsWeats and tighinesS across the chest
which accompany it. Consumption is not an
incurable masady. It Is only necessary TO
have the right remedy, and iialI's BalsaIn Is
that remedy. Don't despair OF relief. for
this benign specific will enre YOU even
though professional aid fails
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Theatricals are scarce in Emporia,
Only one company, we believe, has ven
tured here this winter. 1t was enough
of the Kind. though, TO go a good ways.
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The Friends relief committee near
Plymouth have loaded car with relief
goods and shipped them to the sufferers
at SpearvilIe, Hodgman county.
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The funeral of Johnnie Cragin took
; place at . o'clock last Saturday. The
young soul, sadly tried by sickness and
suffering here, has rejOined its parents
in world where childhood does not
merge into age and age into death, but
where youth is eternal and parents and
children meet Never TO part again.
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We suggest an organization be at once
made in this town under the title
eSpring Chickens" That designation just
iits about dozen goslings we could pick
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TlAe lee harvest has opened at Law
rence-iee eight inches thick. Fithian
viii begin work on the Neosho next
.sissk, if the cold keeps up.
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Edited BY Keno"


FRIDAY, Dec. 10.
We expect soon TO have-a telephone to
Emporia.
The NJ. f. social last night was well
attended and only for the-smoke caused
by defective tlue would have been en-
joyed by all.
r. S. Domm starts for Mt. Healthy,
Ohio, to see the "OId folks at home" to-
morrow, where he expects To spend
month.
On Wednesday night a lodge of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen, was
organized here, and from appearances
will soon have goodly number of mem
bers. The lodge was organized and the
officers installed by deputy grand master
Buck. The officers installed are: j. w
Loy, p. NJ. w; d. p Tressler, NJ. w;
Geo. Miller, Recorder; Geo. L. Beard,
F.; Chris Wise, o.; q. S. Adair, G.; Jno.
Bond, Financier; NJ. S. Toomey, r.; r.
H. Malone, j. w; n Wise, o. w; DIR.
W. N. Starbuck, Med Eek. The next
meeting will be on Friday evening next.
KENO.
SATURDAY, Dee. 20,
Jake Lesh has moved into their new
house, and now they are as snug as bne
in rug.
There will be temperance lecture al
the NJ. E. church on tomorrow Sunday,
evening by Rev. Tatem, friend.
We would like IN know what post
master was TO blame for The DAu.l
NEWS, the Ledger and the Era coming
down from Council Grove on Friday
morning instead of coming up from En-
uoria on Thursday night.
The United Presbyterians will have N
oyster supper, generous oysters, fresh
oysters, and festival on New Years ev'
Ijec. slst We will with our'n. WI
win describe the brides dress on Monday
and tell where they were married ant
who married them. etc KENO
MoSDAY, Dec. %.
We can't Swing on che gate. cause on
gIrl's gate is off the hinges.
The Hon. J. w. 10y met with an &C
ctient on Saturday that viii lay him u
for few days. 1 have not been able 4
leasn the particulars, further than tina
HI was riding on a load Of hay, wheI
tie hay fell of and his side was injured
bra 10 what extent I know not
| aEARnIKD. = on yesterday. Sunday
December 2lst Al the residence of F. S
na8'.. - ~. r'.'s ~ - Bers q
me Temperance IscsuEs lssf evening
q the NJ. E. Church, by Rev. Tatum wa
Veil attended, and was both interesting
shd instructive.
A contest between Perry and Pearsons
! a regard 10 Kaw land claim was com
, henced Saturday morning before Ger
; Miller, Esq, and will be continued from
day 10 day, prll ably lasting three days
There are quite "A number Of witnesses
ana great many more present who ar
interested simply as Kaw land settler
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/. There were thirteen postal cards in the
Office Saturday containing various
limportant messages of business and
Move which were not addressed TO any
ta,e. The postmasters will soon catch
~ good ..cussing" for stealing them.
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We want n new hotel, some new
ehurches, new side walks and lots OF
new things, and will get 'em next year.
Mind that. now.
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The appeal which the children made
/. foii "more room, dear voters, more room"
rday night, in the song, cannot help
Nj link deep iAto the hearts of all who
The -. That we must have new
IN casn no one will deny.
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] A veritable letter was received at the
fpostofiice Saturday, addressed % "Mr-
santa Claus Its too bad to fool the
Inaoccnts t)at way.
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.. G. w. Bugbcc, deputy q. NJ. of the A
,o.iU. w. was in the city Thursday and
attended the meeting Of Neosho lodge
.that night
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Thos. Prothero of this city has secured
ihe agency fos Mark Twain's TRAMP
Abroad'' the latest Of his popular works
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Mr.. a. N. Hanna, we regret to learn
who was hurt some TWO months ago by
sprain while trying to catch train, is
still confined TO his house unable to use
MA c,Aof
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q For broom corn seed, call ON uncle
tJohn Hammond. He got 'em at the
sale Of the express goods ON Saturday
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We will soon hear all about his ''cous-
ms and his sisters an l. zants."
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/ John A. Ficst arrived at Emporia on q
visit to see his brothers after five years
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The happiest portion Of the commuLi
US nowadays is the farmers. They se'
mig prices for everything.
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AccIDENT-Miss Matte Gordon,
daughter of Thomas Gordon, of Read
ing township, met with a sad mishap on
her way home from singing school on
last Saturday night. In crossing ditch
her two brothers Zone of whom was drlv-
ing) were thrown out of the wagon, and
the team ran with her in the wagon In
making a turn she was thrown out and
broke her right arm near the wrist, one
bone clear of and the other badly frae-
tured, and dislocated at the wrist She
was taken into Mr.. o. Phillips, and DR.
Roup sent for. He came promptly and
soon pnt the broken bones in propei
position. The doctor proposed chloro
form, bat Matte objected, and she nevel
uttered sound while her arm was being
pulled and pressed into shape. Coos
| grit. The boys were not hurt. but tn
lherses and harness were somewhat de
noralized, Con-.
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Epizootic is prevailing very generally
among the humans.
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Hallberg is rejoicing at the fruit pros
poets. We hope he will make $4,000
next wear.
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Corn, hay and wood seem to he tolera-
bly, plenty in market.
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Please report promptly every failure
Of our carrier boy5but irst-put up a
paper box.
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The weather behaved awful nice sun
day and grew very genial about fouI
O'Clock, but about eight Boreas got ION
his ear" again aud before morning u
was as cold AS ever. 1t is remarkable
with what facility ii whips around from
warm 10 cold.
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CE MThuR
LINlME MI S

not only relieve pain, but they inn
healthy action, su5dUs izns.aln-Siat;
and cure, whether the symptom D.; '-
from wounds of the flesh, or NouIai-'' d.
the Nerves; from contracted CccAs g.
scnIded hand; froin u sP-'>;ze@ =,
or eashed foot; wheIhor f.":a dis
PIMPLES on n LaDY'S 20;
or strained Joint on Ec''ec'- <
The agony produced by a Ia. , '-
mortification from Frus:-bitcs -
iugs from Strains the torture G ssie
matism; Crippled for lie. 80
neglected accident a valuable h.
a DOCTORS Bill may all be saved ''
One Bottle of Ccntaur In
No Housekceper, Farmer, Planter Ten,
or Liveryman, can afford 10 hc 80
these wonderful Imminent. la.'
be procured in any part CT the fsl0
80 cts. and sI.OO bottle Trial
25 cts.
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SATURDAYS DAILY.-Just as the DAILY
News went to press Saturday, the press
broke, and il took until Sunday after
noon To get it running and issue the
paper The carrier boys no doubt got a
great many criticisms Saturday evening
for delinquency for which they were on
tits occasion not tn blame. We return
thanks TO Mr. j. /. Mayse for his ener
getic and accommodating spirit in help
ing us out When applied to Saturday
evening after he had quit work he
promptly called in his blacksmith, reli'
the forge, and they worked like beavers
until one O'Clock sunday morning Il
make new piece to replace the fractured
one. We trust that If our press breaks
at any future time it will choose NOR
opportune moment than just as We go t.
press with the DAILY.
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Hay sells at $3.50 to - per ton, and
wood at a to $3.50 per cord
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Donr forget Hallberg's home nursery
1.-The best in Kansas.
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The game season is here. but there's
no game.
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The exhibition of the public schools
at Bancroft hall on Saturday evening
was largely attended and the exercises
varied and interesting. \ majority OF
the performances were by smaller child
rem who, at best, could scarcely be heard
in the room and the continuous turmoil
produced by Il set of rOwdies, whose sole
object in life appears to be to make noise
prevented many from hearing the recita
tions. Want ofspace forbids the mention
ofeach exercise, and as all acted well theil
part we will not discriminate by men
tioning names. The net proceeds
amounted to forty or fifty dollars, which
will almost pay the balance due on thu
organ.
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Give US prompt notice of any failure
or our carriers TO deliver the paper.
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edness, ,URT, DEC. 2OTH-JOhn Har
''ar,ssaV ;k Maloney and Barney Sui
,ted Friday night for being
al taken before police judge
E, were committed to Jail in de
50 fine and $40 costs each.
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CHILDRENs OUTFITs.

For little boy of from five to six, the
Beaufort suit is jaunty and becoming,
consisting of box plated skirt and
half fitting jacket. The Geline costume
would be pretty for school girl and is
suitable for almost any material of the
day. With this as a street covering, the
Meroa jacket of medium length, with
loose double-breasted fronts and half fit
ting back, is at once stylish and simple
and can be made up in either cloth or
suit goods. The Nina coat would be
tasteful outdoor garment for little
girl, and finally, though scarce perhaps
appropriate for this heading, | must
give some description of an elegant cos
tum eworn by Mime. ANDRE, ofthe Maple
son Opera Company. 1t was Regena
dress of dark blue satin, plain and brocad,
ed. The front was trimmed with nunibef
of ffounces, over which was tied bro
caded scarf with deep fringed ends. The
over-dress was cut away and the train at.
tached at the back by a deep shirred
heading. corsage square, elbow sleeves
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There is no lag in the demand for
buildings
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The city ought TO have a stone yard,
where the ''drunks," &c, could earn their
fines by breaking stone for the macad.
amizing of streets The exercise would
do them good and benefit the city.