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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13
BLACKSMITHING.

Having dissolved partnership with John
Major, we have opened shop on CONNER
cial avenue between 18th and 10th street
All kinds of carriages, buggies, plows and
wagons, also all kinds of edge tools, mill
picks, etc. made to order, and repairing
done promptly and cheaply. 35 years
practice and experience enables us to guar.
antec all work to give satisfaction. Buggy
painting and trimming done at prices to
suit the times. Mr. p. Gadbois, the car
riage maker, is connected with US and is
always ready to accommodate customers.
Moses TESTER & Sons.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

WINTER Is UPoN US and every person
must be supplied with good boots or shoes,
The place 70 buy them is at g. Kochs shoe
store, No. 90, Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where you will al.
ways find tue best OF st. Louis and Cincin-
matt handmade boots and shoes on hand
and sold very low. The public will find 1t
to their interest to call and examine prices
and goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, always on hand complete stock of
leather and findings.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

GUILTY OF WRose: Some people have
a fashion of confusing excellent remedies
with the large mass Of 'patent incidence
and in this they are guilty of wrong.
There are sbme advertised remedies fully
worth all that is asked for them, and one
at least we know of-IIop Bitters. The
writer has had occasion TO use the Bitters
in just such a climate as We have most of
the year in Bay City, and has always
found them TO be tirst-class and reliable,
doing all that is claimed for them. -Trib,
uue
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THE DAILY CAIRO BILETN TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 49, 1880

brought before Squire Robinson for trial,
A motion was made by the defense to quash
the warrant, but was overruled by the
court, whereupon the defense took achange
of venue to Squire Osborn, Squire Comings
not being in town. Before the trial com.
menced in Osbo.n's court, the room was
crowded with the curions, both black and
white. The Magyar was present, as was the
entire police force except Tyler and Wins.
About six or eight "gaudy triggers all of
them from Fifth street, were also present as
visitors to witness the result Of the trial,
They were of various sizes shapes and hues
of color, awkwardly dressed in III fitting and
dirty clcthcs-somc wearing worn out mems
hats and some dirty cloth for head COW
ering. They huddled around the stove for
awhile as so many swine would around
trough and then, not finding enough chairs
to seat them all, sat down in each others
laps. About this time Alderman Linegar,
one of the attorneys for the defense entered
and shortly after entered the man who EN-.
ployed him and who partially makes his lv-
ing out of the creatures namely, Bill Scott.
The same motion that had been made in
Squire Robinsens court-namely, to quash
the warrant. was then made and argued by
both sides but was not sustained by the
court. 1t being too late to proceed with
the trial it was set for o'clock this after
noon. These women have been bred in hot
beds OF sin from their earliest infancy and
never learned the Significance of the word
purity or truth. They are women who have
been notorious as pickpockets and liars
from their earliest existence and no court
of justice should believe them on oath TN
less their testimony is corroborated by
other evidence. They seem to prefer lying to
telling the truth and their laziness and
make them fit subjects for the
sinks Of vice and crime they inhabit.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13
ANNAITEMS.

ANNA. ILL.,, Jan. 10. 1880.
Special Correspondents Of The Bulletin
Mrs. Sam Knapp, lady about so years
of age, aud well known. was thrown from
horse yesterday evening and sustained a
bad dislocation, laceration and confusion Of
the right shoulder. with internal injuries.
Her present condition Is regarded as crit.
cal
Ex-RepreseD;atiye, Hon.-M. 5. Inscore.
fell in the street aud cut the side OF his
head and forehead badly on sharp stone.
$. D. Casper, got had cut on the right
leg with a pruning knife, while pruning
grape vines
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1880.
BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

Thu popular periodical lie pre-cminently jour.
nal for the household
Every Number furnishes the latest Information
IN regard To FASHION Ia dress and ornament the
newest and most approved patterns, with descript
i've articles derived from authentic and Original
sources: white H. stories, Poems, and ESSAYS Oh
Social ard Domestic Topics, give variety 20 ia
columns.
The Volumes Of the Bn2ar b cgin with the drst
Ngmh,r for January OF each year, When no time
= mentioned II viii be understood that she sub
sciiMr wishes TO commence with the Number nox.
after the receipt Of order
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HAMPERS PERIODICALS.
INDUCEMENTS FOR issO ONLY.

IL Thirteen Numbers OF HAgrER's YoUSo PFC.
PIE viii be furnished TO every yearly subscriber 10
HARPEas WEEKLY for 1880: or HARPEg's YouNg
PEorLE and HARPER's WEEKLY will be sent 10 any
address for one year. commencing with the frst
Number OF HARPEn's WEEKLY for January issJ
on receipt OF g. 90 for the two Periodicals
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

We have a full stock OF all kinds of gro
cerics at the lowest prices. Gail and see us.
PETTls & Bind.
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1heAnnual Volumes of IiAnrEE's BAZAAR In neat
cloth binding, win be scnt by mail. postage paid,
OR by express free Of expense (providcd the freight
docs not exceed one dollar per yolumc) for S, ~
each. A complete Set, comprising Twelve Vol.
umes sent on receipt Of cash at the rate OF 2 per
volume, freight ~ expense OF purchaser.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for binding,
viii be sent BY mali. postpaid on receipt Of 81 90
each.
Renittenccs should he made by Post.Ofice
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chance of loss.
Newspapers are not to CODY this Advertisement
without thceSpress order Of HARPER 4 BRorHERs.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS. New York
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OH RISTM Al All lila ND,

81 RGER prepared tremendous
Of Ladies md Gents Tiche brought
Collars Crcn Underwear
chcs and the latest styles Of Fancy Ribbons Beautiful
(ok $3.50 worth S14;
prices Now tho time Christmas goods We do
will not Call and examine stock.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13
HARPER's PERIODICALS.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE .One Year %
HARpERs WEEKLY, .......4m
HARPER'S BAZAAR 100
The THREE aboyenamcd publications, One
Year .".,.., .,................i0 90
Any TWO aboye.named, One Year...,...... 80. Z o.
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE one Year. / 80
Postage Free 10 all subscribers Ia the Emitted
Siat0s OF Cnnadn
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lsSO.
1850.
Rarper's Young People.
ILLUSTRATED ID.

The evils OF sensational literature FOR the Young
are well known. and the want OF an antldote hai
long heep felt. sThis IL supplied BY HARPER'S
YOUNG PEOPLE. beautifully illustrated weekly
journal. which seqHsliy devoid Of the Objectionable
features OF sensational Juvenile literature aud thst
tone which repels the youthful reader
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

The Volumes Of the Young People begin with the
hrst Number, published In November OF each yca-
when no time u mentioned. I, will be understood
that the subscriber wishes 10 commence With III.
Number next amer the receipt OF order
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

s~a,rs caro- every Monday ana Thnrsday for
s3xrZs (ilrarflrah. S..lou~Nahd WY iapdings. For
19$ss 7As'AsF 'Yps = No'" SILVER
Y ''ss' tIsR w A@
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-13

IiHNk AuG ihpbis JdlpD w ilctINr name
has been seat to the senate, the contest for
the Marshalship for the Southern District
of Illinois is regarded, by our most relia-
BILE exchanges, as settled. II is generally
believed that there is no doubt of his con.
iirmation. He is personally popular, was
faithful. Woodworking member of the
last two General assemblies, was a capital
soldier, and is untouched by scandals of
any sort 1t is doubtful If result more
generally satisfactory could have been
reached-in tact, II is understood that next
to their own, the two other leading candi.
dates favored his nomination. Col. T.. r.
Roe, who will shortly retire at the expira.
ton Of his second term eight years. Of
faithful service, will 90 out OF office with
his personal integrity untarnislled, and
with clean official record. The strong
support which lie has received for re-ap.
pointmcnt from oil parts Of the district, has
been in the highest degree complimentary
to him as a man and an officer, and but for
President Hayes opposition to "thrd
term" would probably have been success
ful in retaining him in the position which
he has filed SO faithfully.
Yesterday afternoon three Of the 81,
black bawds, who were arrested in Bill
SCOTS saloon several days ago, we're
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19
,mitten with fever. "Iu one of them,

smitten with fever. "Iu one of them-a
dwelling vretched in the extreme-there
were four feversmitten patients lying
on the floor. laughing and moaning In
delirium, With an old woman and little
child Watching them. The four sufferers
lie to together, as near as they eau be
brought to the feeble warmth given out
by the.li!tle Pickering turf fire. There
is no bed under them. They lie in their
daily clothes, with en- old tattered rug
around them. One of then: is perfectly
quiet, the others are tossing in the reatless.
ness Of that peculiar form OF low fever.
There is not an onpce of sustenance in
the houee, except the drink of tea which
a neighboTiug farmer has given in chari-
ty. The atore of potatoes has been ex-
hausted D fortnight ago; not bag of
meal TO ba had on credit; nothing TO do
but to beg or starve."
The weather had become bitterly cold
and the mountains lochs had become
covered with ice. Should tile cold con-
tiMue or become more severe it will work
havoc among the weak, half naked, fam
ished poor Of Connermara. The Ouch
ess Of marlborough has written TO the
Mayor of Lseds, saying i.Ihe distress
is great and the need urgent. The mon.
ey intrusted to us shall be we'll spent.
As the spring comes on and the landlords
are able to avail themselves of the ia.
ci.ities for giving employment afforded
them by the government trust distress
will decrease" "As the spring comes on ?"
But it question how many of the Con-
nemara peasants will live to see the
spring, and of those who survive how
many will not be too emaciated by that
time to work at oil. From the reports
which have reached the Dublin Mansion
House it seems to be no exaggeration to
say that nino.tenths of the whole coast
population of Connaught, from Galway
round to Sligo, are on the brink of star
vnfion
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19

--LATEST TELEPHONE SToR1Es.-The
marvels of the telephone are innnmera-
BILE. at en- experiment made the other
day between this city and Harrisville,
near Ph@nix, distance ofsixteen miles,
the ticking ofa watch could be heared dis
tinctly. a sentence uttered in a whis-
per three feet from a Blake Transmitter,
mas heard ut the other end ofthe line. Mu-
sic played upon piano standing forty
feet from the telephone was heard distinct
ly. 1t Ia not uncommon for n man TO
ask question of friend several miles
away, and hear, in the friends house or
Office, the conversation which prece:i ss
the answering of the ques Ion.
a very striking instance of this sort
occurred in Hartford the other day. Mr..
J. G PATTERSON t'called" one of the hotels
and asked the clerk it an acquaintance
was in his room and could be seen in
half an hour. Keeping the telephone at
his ear, Mr. Batterson heard the hotel
clerk call q waiter and give the message.
Ee heard the steps of the waiter as he
wont up stairs heard MIN knock at the
gentlemar's door; heard tho door open
the message delivered, the. gentleman'a
replyi the returning steps of the waiteR;
his conversation with the clerk, and was
in possession of ell the facts before the
clerk reached the telephone to reply to
the question asked Propideace J0uTndL
---------~------aslrss---
- There isnot q house Cor rent In Col
ttnb;sz On -s,
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Sweet Courtsl.lp.

They were sitting on stile-Sary aud
Steve. He of one end, solemnly s'gnawing
his tawny ,noustache" Tive lust read a
dime novel), she at the other, aolemnly
knitting cotton lace. He smiled. She
smiled. Ee slipped up close to her side,
took a big sweet potato out of his pocket
and wiped it carefully ON his sloevo.
LESS swap" said he, in deep, rich
tones, as he handed her the potato, and;
taking the dingy cotton lace from her
hands, he coquettishly wrapped 1t around
his hat.
"Well, less," she replied, gnawing at
the raw potato. Ten minutes of dead
silence. Then from another pocket he
handed q bundle tied up in q hendker.
chief. S.Ia
"Guess what I've got" said he arci il.
mo taters?"
."Eo.n SO
a.Ginger cAkess
aohinkypins3" .,e4 z: S. (. '... \,
"Warnuts?"
Mn,0" 1So.
"Goobers?" 5s
aYaasl Now guess who they're fur.n
Eur yo' MARI"
aYo' par"
eur that sarcer-eyed Cath'n you'se
bon pain 'tention ter7n y,
"No." One Of his rare smiles PLAYED
upon his nristocfatic features at that mo.
ment and, caused her to cay:
f'Maybe they's fnf me.
itThat's who they fur, shore 7,' ts
She took the bundle aud thanked him
More silence. Then he cleared iiis throat
exactly ffteen and q half times. he hs6
something 10 say, but didn't know hon
to say IL. He looked sha haepishiy--I NEAR
persively the leaves dancing broNnly
on the ground, then at the eitIin, blusskS
for inspiration.
Maybe, like tho great Constantine, bS
beheid o writing on heayen's Sznre wall
for he spoke and thnsly: ts2t
ssUs Is gwlne to marry, ain { us q, ,i.,S. \,
"Yaas, us is,n & {
stAn' when the meat ap' tlie meal giel
out, an, beats yoti 'cns you won ysicl
an sic aoine mo- quick ,nnff, wsIl voi
leave me fp
That was loves test but she fepiiad
sweetly and firml:.,
No, won't, nuther 1 I,Il stay ilotis
With you while life last DsFoi3 IEs
Press.
Business Dilemma. "A mnh sufSrins
with q cough oblige6,to keep his room
nnote to pay and no money in ba6k ani
nota single bottla of DR. Iss:lliA. CA.As.asl
1 SUs11fS ffS - Had ,f,r Ifl. =. AZ l -.
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A Cross BABY.-Notbing Is 90 con-
ducive to o mans remaining a bachelor
asstopping for one night at the house OF
6 married friend aud being kept awake
for figo or six hours by tho crying OF d
cross baby. All cross and crying ba-
bies need only Hop Bitters 60 make them
we'll and amiling, Young man, remem-
Der this. 7fdtelter.
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a mother who starts out In the battle
Of life without bottle of Shfinera Inai-
an Vermifuge ia Ike the warrior, who
marched upon the battle field weaponless.
Both met with defeat because they are
not prepared for the battle,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19

= Since the advent of the new rail
road in Waxahachie, Texas, last Septem
Der, I31 residences and thirty-eight busi
ness houses have been erected there.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19

Ireland In Dire Extremity-Immediats
Help Needed-GraPh.H Pictures os the
sufferings OF a Starving People.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19

Matrimonial Biias ON Smell CapitaI-The
Tiews or q Practical Girl on o momontous
Questiou-1Iow Little Can u HEN Marry
Onf
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family - That of tho nnrac, 5lli
snurse naVor fails "a "a cinuiend III, 3sIl
sieklY children. Price 81 cents.
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Business Dilemma "A 1lnh sufleFina
with a cough oblige6sto keep his room
"a note to pay and no money in bank and
Syrup 70 80 had for 10 miles
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-19

There is mot a house Cor rent In Col
uinens, GIN.
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TT I'l|sI III IIO.' UE HbNUEH.
A letter from Clifden. in the extreme
west of Galway county. 2ritten on the
2Sd of January, has been published at
Dublin, which gives n terrible picture of
the position 10 which thingS have already
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-04
LOCAL BREYIIIES.

There were no ca:es at police Headquarters
this morning.
The publicsns of the Third ward will hold q
meeting 1t the Old Court Hou:e Monday night
next.
TIE rem.as Of the late VIM. Hurley, VINO
died a. Nokesvilie, Va. Wednesday last were
brought here yesterday over the Va. Mid. Il. II.
and inferred in ST. Marys cemetery.
Mr. Thaddeus Banks, promi nent lawyer OF
Hollltsyst u:g, Pa, who died at that place Mon'
day last, was educated at Hallowe!Ps tchooi II
this city, and was Known here by number 0!
the Old citizens.
The cologed Reform Club held large meet
leg at their room co King street LIST pight A
young mems working CLUB was organized With
Frank Church veil president. 1t was determ
ined to give 90 oyster supper to the Women
Christian Temperance Union on Monday night
the - b inst. Tho meeting then atj burned.
As will be seen by reference to the church
services, Rev. DR.. Bullock will preach to the
congregation of the Union Presbyterian caurca
in the Hebrew Synagogue, on Washington
street, Tomorrow morning aud night; also that
Rev. Mr.. Whit oley will occupy the pulpit OF
the First Presbyteran chu!ci OF both ger VICES Of
ths. church Tomorrow
The entertainment given by Prof. Cook. o!
Armory Hall, last night WAS one OF the pest
ever given in this city. Those present testified
their approval and pleasure 1T the Professor
efforts 10 please by frequent applause. Inc
60 called spiritual manifestations" and cabinet
trek. Of travelling spiritualists were csssfnl'
~ and satisfactorily exposed.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Weather Probabilities. December 4 $50
Fer he Middle At!antic Sites lcW5f osToHe-
sI:',5ePiy winds, clesr OF partly cloudy wea:he:
:: lived b. Increasing c!ordlaess hrd ro-sle'T
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WANTED.

wANTEp-i FARA HAND, who thor
w ou2nly understands lis business and is
fully competent TO mansgs horses. A man with
9 nall family is desired. Apply Immediately
or before the LIST Gay Of January.
". Is D.. postcfice box "a.
Gtc1-2t Elsxandris. Virgi:ia
ygyANTED-A stssdY, reliable BOY, who
w i, e1peliaIced in waiting about house
and N drive. apply to DR.. BROWN. Fairfax
s.reet. now 3.*
WANTED OFFICE ROOM by gentle
w man who proposes to buy and sell grain
&c. ia Alexandria. with storage facilities
ifrtqulred, or would take desk room in we'll
established house, if cheIp. Reference furnish
ed. ALPHA.
poyGO-lg Alexandria 7, O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-04

in SEASON THE Cooks JEWELL
Grown PRINCE aud other COOKING STOVES.
together with fine assortment OF RANGES. aad
all kids Of PARLoa STOVES are offered at very
low prices by STANsBURY & BRO, cor hlng
and Washington SIS, Moburney's Balldiog.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-04

DIyoRcE CASE DIsMIssED.-Judge OK. 10
Washington, yesterday, dismissed the divorce
case Of Ida W. Gregory sgaiDss Charles K j..
Gregory, Brought Novsmbtr 26. 1879. ca the
;SrcEnd Of dese1ioD. Bath raTties We're former
" residents Of this city,
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consisting in part OF
RUSSIA LEATHER & VIENNA GOODS,
DRESSING CASES
Odor and Jowel Gases.
Opera GlssseP,
Card Cases il Pearl and
Russia Leather.
Glove and HsndA. Sets in
Vienna s. Russia leather,
Por!monna;es, new and novel in desiga,
Work Boxes and Baskets
Beautifully Ornamental,
Fo!ios deliberately paintsl,
Ladies' Satchels and
Shopping Bags,
En!i!ely new designs,
(Hand painted, the rche,t ever shown
Letter and Cigar O.ss1 in Russia and Wanna
Leather.
CORK GOODS
Consisting of Folios,
Gard Cases.
Ladies' Conpsnions
Sstche!a, and Porimonnsie5. etc..
Very fashionable and quite new.
COMB and BRUSH SETS, very handsome
New designs in Irk.tinds. in Olive Wood,
Swiss Carved, snd Glass Boqlet Holders and
Vases, very handsome.
JAPANESE GOODsIs CHEAT VARIETY.
A fall line CT Novoltiss, Cabinets, Walters,
Boxes, Te,e.a-Te!e Sets, Grape Panel Pictures,
beautifully embroidered Fans, Parasols, Wall
Pockets, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes in
Grape, Straw and Lacquer, and thousand and
one other beautiful things in this assortment
EASELS. all the new Styles with frames at
Tackled and without.
WOsTENHOLM'S FINE POCKET
KNIVES.
Beautiful in shape and finish.
Tho BOOK DEPARTMENTS the LITTLE
| FOLKS contains the largest number OF choice
| books in every variety OF ornAmentation and
style of binding cvar exhibited in this city, and
chosp:r than ever.
| In addition tho GAMES, PUZZLES, Blocks,
| Druas and Tool Chests are endless in variety.
! WRITING DESKS and CABINETS, every
style, from IS to S2) each the vary best goods
made.
PraDs's Prize Christmas and New Year Cards.
| In addition all the new and beautiful designs OF
foreign and domestic Silk.fiinged and Persumo1;
ell selected with special reference to beauty of
design and ornamsntatior.
Special attention is called to q line of Velvet,
Silk and Plush FRAMES-notably old Gold in
Silk and Plush. These Frames have been sc.
| lected with great care and are the very bes
quality made in apy country. A very novel
Frame is of uncut velvet.
In tne BOOK DEPARTMENT will be found
Histories. Books of Travel, all the leading Poets
&C., in fle bindings; elegantly il!u:trate3
books in fine bindings tor presents
All tie new styles Of Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, Prayer Books and Hymnsls il
sells, very rich Eiblos, great variety of stylez
in elegant bindings.
Pspeseres and Cabinets OF the finest Foreign
and Domestic Stationery.
Accordeons, Music Boxes and Mouth Organs
new styles and designs for amateurs ard profes
sionals.
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WEDDINa.-Mr. S,aburV D. Smith, formerly
Ct this city, secretary of the O:o Kaob Copper
company, wss msrriel il B .linore; this week
to Miss Jauetts Thonsr, Of Frederick co., Md,
a lady we'll krown here. Tie o!remoug toe k place
ia tho Church of the Ascension, Raw. Campbeil
Fair officiating, and was witut sl,d by lu nb:r
,f the friends # both families. Alter the mar
RAG. Mr.. and Mrs Smith received the con'
era,u atious of those preset and started n On
their wed iirg tour, followed BY the best wishes
Of all Bho know them,
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Complimentary SOIREE.-All the ladies' who
Participated 10 tho recent entertainments tor the
b?u! e; Of the Old Dominion Boat Club have
BEEN elected honorary members OF that organl.
z!'i9p, ard the active members OF the club Will
.etd:r the fair honorary members compllmen,
'aiy sirec at Annoy Hail on Thursday plght
rtSt. Prof. Webbes's celebrated string bacd
has le ergsged for lie scMs:op,