The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-14
Amuaemonts.
BULLETIN FOR THE WEEK.

On Monday evening Hon. L. 7. Copeland, o
Indiana, delivers his lecture, mistakes OF Bob
At the Opera House. Admission, 50cents Bob
last Friday night had an immense house. twill
be curious to see whether there will be as much
interest manifested in hearing the other side pre-
sented by one who is said to be " Bob's" equal az
sn orator aud who answers lngcrsolls Mis-
takes" with Ingerselrs own weapons, wit, ridi
.ule, sarcasm. The following will indicate how
,he lecture is received elsewhere:
Hon l.. T. Copeland recently delivered his Zee
ture on the mistakes Of Bob" in South Bend,
and those who heard it pronounced II the most
entertaining lecture ever delivered hcre--H"""'
Bend (IHd.) HcroH.
Mr. Copeland answered Bob from heather
standpoin, and made some capital and telling
hits The lecture was in lngers9Fs own VEN,
and replete with wit and sarcasm, sentiment ana
eloquencc. South Bend (ind) Tribune.
Hon. L. f. Copeland delivered his lecture on
the Mistakes Of Bob" to delighted audience
At Merrill Hall last Friday evening. The lecture
was entertaining in the highest degree. Mr..
Copeland as a humorist is at least equal to niger
sol, while as Il pOlemic the great iniidcl Is not
NJ re compared with him.--Schoo'ergH (U'h.)
Dispatch.
THE BERGERs.
The BERGRRs are billed for Opera House nth
We have followed them through the Dramatic
Ee,rs through Indiana in January and in almost
every town where mentioned they have been
greeted by good houses and have given perfect
satisfaction. The entertainment will be musical,
interspersed with appearances of the humorist
and character vocalist Sidney Burt, who seems
10 have made hit Their lady orchestra is
fne one, made up of soosts: Boos, cornct; Miss
onIn Rollnr violin
lste; Miss Maddox, French horn &C., &c. The
costumes and stage appearance are said to be
unusually attractive. The entertainment is sure
10 be worth hearing if the testimony OF those
who have heard them can be relied upon. 1t is
also to be remarked that notwithstanding the OK
sellence of the company the low prices OF 80 and
81 cents will prevail.
PORBES'S DRAMATIC COMPANY.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings, Forbcs's
Dramatic Co., will have the Opera House, play
IN on Wednesday evening ''Our Boarding House."
that very funny comedy Len Grover made SO
much money out of in times past; and on Thurs
day evening BLACK Diamonds" a drama illus
katng scenes and incidents Of coal miners
strike in Pennsylvania. The circular Of the con-
pany contains a long array Of press notices, very
complimentary to them; and we find in the IRA.
matte Ne,cS many good words for them from Iowa
towns, where lately they have been drawing
large houses and giving good entertainments.
They too have adopted the plan Of low prices:
admission, s. cts; reserved seats, 50 cts; gallery
- cents On Thursday afternoon at the close Of
school, they will give matinee; children 10 and
q cts; adults, % cts.
TONIGHT
Jay Ral'o "Uucle Toms Calm" Tickets are
selling well It is believed to be a very good
show.
The YOUNG Ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an entertainment at their church on
Thursday evening, Feb. 10th, 1850.