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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1880-02-13

~ huHltu-N htul, NOTll, oulS ana clover
Seed Highest Cash prices paid by Bay ~ Getty
80 and IL South Frederick street, Baltimore.
jan9-Gt
c=1S@l LIST Premium Stock and Poultry For Sale
AT reasonable prices. Pure bred Berkshire
Swine, not akin; stock from the most noted
breeders. Alsopure-bred game Chickens Now
Is the time to change your stock. Address Thos.
A. Hays, Churchvillc, Md. jan9
.-45 The undersigned, practical Gardener,
VIII trim and prunc Orchards, Grape Vines and
Shrubbcry of all kinds. lie can refer to forty
persons whose orchards he trimmed last year.
Terms very low. Orders may be left at The
ZEyiS Office, or with Joseph r. Wetherill, Rocks
of Deer Creek. viii go TO any part of the coun-
~. lhomas " Brlen. JAM
s-ay"A visit to Baltimore will prove highly adj
yantageous, by inspecting q. n. Oehm Il Sons
immense one price Clothing Establishment A
grand assortment of Mems Overcoats, listers
and Suits ranging in price from $500 to $50. 90
is now on exhibition, embracing all leading Nov
elites for the present season. Their handsome
Boys and Children's Oversacks, Ulsterets and
Suits for school and dress, at So. so and upwards
are the delight of the little folks. Genuine low
prices for well made Garments is their motto,
and we advise every one before purchasing to
call on q. N. Oehm d Son, 23O w. Pratt St. and
% Hanover, adjoining Citizens Bank.
moves
~ S25 900 to Loan in Hartford county, in sums
10 SUIT. Apply ut once to X. w. Templeman ~
Co., No. 81 Lexington street, Baltimore. oct24
sagH General Custom Work promptly and well
doneat Hartford Furnace Mill Robert j. Wright,
Miller. oct3
az" Valuable Woodland for Salc.-The SUBJ
scriber offers for sale-at q low price-Thirty
Acres of Valuable Woodland, of young growth
Chestnut and Oak Timber, situated on the road
from Bel Air to Rufus Mill, three miles from Bel
Air Terms easy. Apply on the premises or adj
dress James X. Whitaker, Hickory, Hartford Co.,
Md. - my3O
~ Fresh Oysters received daily at Saunders
Restaurant, opposite IIanna's Hotel, Bel Air
FAMILIES supplied. sep19
~ Try Saunders big Fries and Stcws. sc19
say For Sale.-Twenty-scve Acres of good
Land, on which are Five Dwelling Houses. Soil
good good ncighborhood on Winters Run near
Whitakers Mill. Will be sold very low. Her.
man Stump, DR., Attorney for Owner, Bel Air.
my2
s8y" White Oak Fencing Posts and Building
Timber, for sale at lowest prices. Best quality
Oak Wood, So; Hickory 81 per cord. j. b. Wy
song, hickory L. y. APPLY
sag"T The Highest Cash Price paid for Veal
Calves, delivered at Edgewood ON Mondays and
thursdays Thomas j. Tydings. mh14-1y
ESg~0 Oils Oils Oils IA fresh supply of Lard,
Meats Foot, Machine, Sperm, Harness and Cas-
tor Oils ON hand at prices to suit the times L.
wyatt Baker, Bel Air Drug Store. sep13
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Collectors Sale.

Collectors Sale.
TTNHE undersigned, Collector of Taxes for the
L second district of Hartford county for the
House door, in Bel Air, on
MONDAY, MARCH LIST, 1850.
AT IL o'clock, NJ,
all the undivided interest of Il. Law Rogers in
the property known MS Halls Park" containing
480 ACRES, More or Less,
situated in and around the village of Aberdeen,
Hartford county-the said interest consisting of
of the above named prop
erty-the same being assessed in the name of IL.
Law Rogers, White and others, to satisfy and pay
the State and county taxes due thereon BY the said
Il. Law Rogers for the years 1876 and 1871
For T; State let and County Taxes for 1876 sl5O
For state and County Taxes for 1871 $17.27
With interest from January LIST, 1878.
AMBROSE COOLEY,
,,,,, Collector.
WIN. l.. COOLEY, Auctioneer. feb6
1NHIS ~ TO GIVE NOTICE-THAT THE
i subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wllsof Hartford county, Md, letters testamentary
on the personal estate of
ABEDNEGO TAYLOR,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified
to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers there
of,
On or 6.fo,e he 6M ddy Of Jahua,y, 1881,
or lhey may otnerwise by law be excluded from all
beneht OF said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day of
January, 1880.
WIN. H. TAYLOR,
Jah9-bt Executor.
In the matter of the Sale In the Orphans Court
of the Estate of of Hartford County
q. w. s. Rigdon deceased February Term, 1880.
nRDERED, this 4th day of February, 1880, by
~ the Orphans Court of Hartford county in
session, that the sale made and reported in this
case by william II. Clark and William NJ. Poole,
Executors of George w. $. Rgdon, deceased be
and the same Is hereby ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before
the LIST day of March. 1880; provided, a copy of
in Hartford county, once in each of three success
siye weeks, before the said LIST day of March, 1890
The report states the amount of sales to be 1915.
G. w. BILLINGSLEA,
A. Fl. GREENFIELD
JOHN w. BARTON.
True copy, Test:
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.=8y Live Stock insured against death by
Lightning or Fire, at very low rates, in the
Agricultural Insurance Company, of New York
J. Ralph Morrison, Agent, AEgiS Building, Bel
Air. ian3O-4t
.ss- For Sale or Exchange.-A thoroughbred
Berkshire Boar, years old, of A. NJ. Fulford's
stock. Will be sold or exchanged for shoats-
Enquire at The 1BgiS office. jan30
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Tax Sale.

SO ACRES, More or Less,
situated in said district near the road leading
Joppa to Kellville, adjoining the lands OF
Andrew Dunnigan, Edward Beans and Others,
and assessed on the assessment books of the
County Commissioners in the name of Mary
Davidson, or so much thereof as may be nccessa
ry to pay and satisfy the State and county taxes
thereon for the years 1878 and 1879, together
with the interest thereon and all costs.
Improved by two story frame DWELLING
Terms, cash on day of sale.
JAMES BILLINGSLEA,
Receiver and Collector Of State and County
Taxes. jan30
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ezY- Wanted-Wheat, Conn., Oats and Clover
- and Il South Frederick street, Baltimore
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DARN wANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
IL rent q Farm, either on shares or for money
rent. Has stock sufficient for good farm. Good
references can be given. Enquire at The -EgiS
office, at The Changers Hotel, Bel Air, or address
JOHN BURNETT,
jan2 Bel Air Md.
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For Sale.
Collectors Sale,

TINIlE undersigned, as Collector of Taxes for
i the years 1876 and 1877, will sell at Public
Sale, on the premises, in the city of Havre dc
Grace,
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COLLECTORS SALE.

rTIIE undersigned, as Collector of Taxes for
Il the Second District of Hartford county, for
the years 1876 and 1877, will sell at Public Sale,
on the premises of Adcline Thompson near Per.
rymansvillc, Hartford county,
ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY goth. 1850,
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At IL o'clock, NJ,

THREE HORSES AND COWS, the property
of the said Adelme Thompson to satisfy and
pay the balance of taxes due by the said Adelinc
Thompson, for the year 1877
For State and County Taxes for 1877, Sal 81.
With interest thereon from October I'D, 1870
AMBROSE COOLEY,
in,,oQ
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Constable's Sale,

PY VIRTUE of q writ of Fieri Facias, issued
ID by John o. Stearns, one of the Justices OF
the Peace of the State of Maryland in and for
Hartford county, at the suit of Hugh T. Heaps
and Zephanlah Heaps, against the goods and
chattels lands and tenements of Nicholas N.
Rutledge and Albert G. Rutledge, to me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the es
tate, right, title and interest, property, claim
and demand, at law and in equity, of the said
Nicholas N. and Albert G. Rutledge in and to
all that
TRACT or PARCEL of LAND,
called "Rich Neck" containing
100 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
which was conveyed to the said Nicholas N. Rut
ledge by Gertrude Rutledge, by deed dated Feb
ruary goth, 1878, and recorded In Liber A. l.. j.,
No. 30, folio 340 one of the Land Records OF
Hartford county.
now In the possession of the said Nicholas N.
Rutledge, called the Home Farm of the late
Abraham Rutledge, containing
100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
being the same and all the land which was de-
vised by the last will and testament of Abraham
Rutledge, deceased, to the said Nicholas N. Rut
ledge, recorded in viii Record w. s. R., No. O.
folio 1872 one of the records of the Orphans
Court of Hartford county.
Also five Mules 2 Mares, l Road Wagon, {
Flows, 2 Harrows, 2 Cultivators, Corn Shelter
l Buggy, 30 Acres Of Wheat in the ground,
Sow and six Pigs.
And hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Gath, 1880,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises of the said
Nicholas N. Rutledge, in Hartford county, will
offer for sale the said property so seized and
taken in execution, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, for Cash.
r. 8. McNUTT,
jan3O Constable.
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s4y1T The Agricultural Insurance Company, of
New York, does not take Premium Notes
Therefore there is no extra assessment called for
You know when you insure precisely how much
your insurance will cost. Rates very low Com
pany solid and safe. j. Ralph Morrison, Agent,
AgiS Building, Bel Air. jan30-4t
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s=9S" Premium Stock and Poultry For Sale
AT reasonable prices. Pure bred Berkshire
Swine, not akin; stock from the most noted
breeders. Also pure-brcd game Chickens. Now
is the time to change your stock. Address Thos
A. Hays, Churchyilc Md. an9
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eay| Wanted.-A good reliable White Girl, TO
assist in house work and wait ON the table
Enquire at The AgiS office febl3
s-9g-For Sale.-A Horse years old, perfectly
sound and broken to all harness large size
W: ID. Bartleson, Plcasantvile Hartford Co.,
| Nd feb13-3t
For Sale.-Pure Bronze Coolers. Best stock
Price moderate. l.. b. Bond, Fallston.
| feb132t
ezay- The highest Price paid for Veal Calves,
delivered at Darlington on Mondays. / will
also give Philadelphia prices for Eggs and Poul-
try. G. d. Whiteock, Darlington. febl3-2t
~ In order to make room for new stock, |
will sell large amount of Prints and all kinds
of Wooden Goods less than cost. Come and ex-
anime G. D. Whitelock, Darlington
| feb132t -
sY-Anderson's low prices will astonish even
~ For Sale or Exchange for q good Horse
or Corn, two Express or Market Wagons Pc
ter Casey, Clayman's Hotel, Bel Air feb6
"OfClothing, Boots and Shoes you will find
| the largest stock, to select from at Anderson's
and remember you onlypay profit of ten per,
| cent feb6
sa" Compare knderson's 40 cent tea with
what you are paying 60 cents for. feb6
ay1For Salc.-A first-class Yoke of Oxen;
| Thoroughbred Devons, 7years old. j. A. Spicer,
| Fallston, Md. fcb64t
.9g"Gents' Black Hats at Anderson's only 81
cents. feb6
| sY~ Twenty good Sheep for sale by G. II.
West, P. o. Pleasantville. feb6-4t
| The Agricultural Insurance Company, of
New York, does not take Premium Notes.
Therefore there is no extra assessment called for
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Large high arm.
Feed on both sides of the needle.
Loose wheel to wind the bobbin.
Self-setting needle; 1t cannot be set wrong.
No hole to pass the thread through on the entire
machine, except the eye of the needle.
The shuttle need not be taken out of the ma
chine, either to thread 1t or to wind the bobbin.
Oil cup around the needle to prevent the oil
from soiling the goods while sewing.
1t makes no difference whether the machine is
run backward or J011Cdrd it sews just the same
either way without breaking thread or changing
stitch, and the goods always moves from the ope-
rator either way the machine is run.
1t has no springs to wear out, no cogs to break
and no irregular cams.
1t Is constructed of geTy JetU parts these are of
the Ce7y Oest steel and every wearing part is thor
0agtfy hardened, and is provided with an etectlal
means of taking up all aoedr or lost motion, thus
making 1t dOubiy durable.
1t makes beautiful round, .fuH stitch, is very
Hght and quiet running, and sews equally well on
light or hedpy goods
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TNRY BAKERS NON-SECRET RENE
Il DIES, with the recipe printed on each label
They are not patent medicines, but preparations
which any physician will recommend.
Il. WYATT BAk ER, Pharmacist
Bel Air Drug Store, near 1sgiS office,
dec5 Rel Air Md
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az Gents Black Hats at Anderson's only 81
cents. feb6
Twenty good Sheep for sale by c. H.
West, p. 0. Pleasantville. feb6-4t
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nALTIMoRE LIVE sToCK MARKETS.

MONDAY, February 9th. 1880.
IlEEF CATTLE.-Quotations are as Follows:
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sag- OfClothing, Boots and Shoes you will find
the largest stock, to select from at Anderson's
and remember you onlypay profit of ten per,
cent. feb8
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sB"Compare knderson's 40 cent tea with
what you are paying 60 cents for. feb6
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sR1For Salc.-A tirst-class Yoke of Oxen :;
thoroughbred Devons, 7years old. j. A. Spicer,
Fallston, Md fcb6-4t
, 1880-05-30

mitted TO plead guilty to manslaushter intha
first degree, which he did, and OH the 18th Of
September, 1858, tie was sentenced BY Judge
Hiram Gray to imprisonment for the term ot
81 years Of age. During all these twenty-two
wears he las not been outside the prison
walls. and now ut the age Of 50 is as Ignorant
of the ways of the world as the mewling in.
f1nt in its mothers arms When he entered
the tie institution he lad no occupation, and up
to twelve wears AGO was employetl in whit is
known as the State shop, at all kinds of work.
Since then he has been in the tailol.shop
Ills duties now principally consist OF look
ing after the convfcts' clothing. Every night
from s to s o'clock he is engaged in distibAt-
inr the mems shirts about the galleries int tba
different M m i wings. S. ''0 ~ ''N~
Comstock IS in many respects a rema1ka-
BILE man. When sent to prison he Eas :
physical wreck from the etfects'ot d1inS.:
Now he is apparently perfect specimen Of
manhood. Tall, erect, with robust iozns,
disease seems a stranger to his frame. COM
stock IS one Of the most orderly and we'll
behaved conyicts in the institution. Since
lie has been an inmate he has never so much
us been reprimanded for a misdemeanor q
any kind. He is industrious, and during his
day vi from This his labor. ~ his health has always
been good. This is due to the excellent cara
that he has taken nf hirnseIf He carefully
guards against ailments, and, as the re-
snit. he Is free from the ills to which
flesh is heir. He is an ordinary man
shows No particular Strength of mind, he In.
dicates m no mental weakness. He holds aloof
from the other nriSnners. and, as c0nse.
nuencp- is resnectad by them. When one
convicf rennasfs him to nass note OF some
oh;ect & I'll to another wi whiie i p Waiking along tho
6,, ,,nnindf,f nf ramarEs M convict ever
onmrnin;,,c ~ h;,n ae Ia m fa,e-hearer. md
, 1880-05-30
THE STAGE.
The Mastodonic Exodus-Hav-
er|y's Body-Guard. and
Their Officers
VIII Take Possession Of Her
Majesty's Theatre in July
The Organization.
Something About the Spanish
StudentS-Genera1 Notes
and Gossip.

uAyERLT'S MASTOD0NS.
The engagement Which this famous min
strei troupe will finish tonight will be their
last in this city until they have appeared in
the lIaynarket temple Of opcra,-Her Maj
esty's Theatre, III London. In stating that
this organization is the best Of its kind ever
bAn III this country, we are merely lndofs-
u. tile opinion Of every one who has wit
messed their performance Some two years
Ago they were organized Up to that time,
from the advent Of Christy and the other
pioneers in this class Of amusement, there
had been little or 10 change in the entertain
ment- The companies were small
generally consisting Of sixteen or
twenty performers and the novelty OF
their black faces. their ballad sing
ing. their mechanical acts, began to
wear off. 3linstrelsy. it was thought, II ad
had its day, and was almost beyond the hope
Of resurrection. Haveriy at that time had
three troup+.s on the road.-uayerly's the New
Orleans and the Chicago Minstrcls. Tile
General east his eagle eye over the dlctio1l-
cry stumbled upon the word "Mastodon,' -
saw in it the elixir Of life, brought his three
companies to Chicago, consolidated them,
q1,d thcy-forty strong, forty; every 1llne
forty-st.rted out to conquer and they con-
ul1ered. They have made barrels OF money
for the General. But it was not alone upon
numbers that uaverly relied for his success.
Hendeavora 20 e. itU nn,tr, H., ~ s,,hiect the
A>tre! talent III w ;,;.,t ~ # the strjrt..st
affair 10 disciH.i,,e c ,Nsst - ~ o ;ntr,r},,cc
new features. By doing this lle las ontdis, ,
tanced completely Ills eo"apct''o47' "'0
uonopolizeu tue helo: ,e 7.s+ ,,ara
1t was wilen Col Mapleson Was iis1 ie;S =,
that the Appearance OF ule Msnu"iiii1 . ,.ii 81, =,
London was decided lipoll = hes WIZ ~ -.
ot, the It'll Of July, They win open NJ lier Il
Mlje>ty's Two weeks later, anu, EontlAly "
previous announcements tley NH oe ;austIe
, 1880-05-30

LOCAL NOTES.
Felix Vincent has returned to the city. Ills
season is ended.
: AIalu,sha aud Rogers, of McVicker's, arc
at work upon new drop curtain for next
season.
A burlesque of es Fra Diavolo" will be
secn at the Halsted-Strect Opera-H0use dur
ing the week.
The professional directory published in the
columns Of THE SUNDAY Tribune will be
discontinued until the opening Of the fall
season.
Mr. A. r Cazauran, OF the Union Square
Theatre. arrived in New FORK the other day
frt,m Paris. where he has been looking up
novelties.
A complimentary benefit will be tendered
Manager james II. Nixol,. of the llalsted-
Street Opera House. next Sunday afternoon
and evening There are host Of volunteers
already i'll the field.
Will E. Chapman, formerly manager OF
uooley's Theatre, has, it Is sad. Decll Gii-
HamIiu. of this city. The reconstructed
theatre on Clark street, viii be called tie ne
Grand Opera-lIo1,su, and the season VII! De
opened i'll September by the Emma Abbott
troupe.
-A large force Of men are at WorE on 19e
Lake~Front, preparing for thf coming u
T. Darnum's -::;reatest show on earth" \
platform IS being erected capable: OF holding
many Thousand comfortable chairs. the re,
served seats will be numbered and ttivlted
Into sections The show will positively open
OIL Monday Two performances will bc given
each day.
THE Victims of Faro'' and Ed -Arnott at
Hooley:s to-morrow evening NJ: Arnott
will be supported by Mr.. Charles Kent. MI
J. =. Eecrham- Mr.. Edward Powell, Ar. a.
, 1880-05-30
THE TILLOTSON CASE.

~ L1E 10H0F " AHt A'1tk%49V A'Aoh*+t~
CHICAGO, May 29.-In reference to the scan-
dal the past week, derogatory to my mother,
little brother, and myself, pronounce them
false in every particular. Unfortunately, we
were drawn into the papers through no fault
of our own Having no father or elder
brother to protect us, ! take this method of
rishting ourselves before friends and the
public. Wanting n home Of our own, we
left Mr. Tillotson's house the 1st Of May,
taking very few things with us. and those
only that belonged to lis, with the full
knowledge and consent OF both Dir. and Airs.
Tillotson. not stripping the. house, rs one
paper asserted, for they had plenty left Of
All parties were friendly at the time, and
we had 10 thought Of separation between
husband and wife after her departure, Mr..
doing everything possible to assist him in
tiuding his wife and child. Mother, the most
blamed, to my knowledge has always done
everything to promote the happiness OF the
Us an education, we always attended tile pub
lie schools, where learning is free to all.
Meanwhile we were both clothed and fed by
mothers eNertlons alone. AS for music anu
other studies outside Of the public SCHOOLS.
| am solely, indebted to her: Ny little
brother Freddie is now being etuc3ted,
clothed, and fed by mother and myself alone.
It has also been stated that I, with we'll
known prostitute, came over to the mouse,
oTnE and
| we do not, and never did, associate with any
| but reputable people.
After Mrs. 'Tillotson's return we went to
| the house ut her request. We were neither
papers asserted, feeling too badly over the
! sad event If Mr. Tillotson chooses to con-
done the so-called otfcnses of his wife, and
she to overlook his many Shortcomings. Of
,t>,.,$
, 1880-05-30

Antoine Brisbois was found murdered IN n'.
trapping hut, in Ontario. His furs and money
were missing, and SO was his partner, Patr'cA
Hennessey, upon whom the crime was la1o.
Tint happened two years ago: Hennessy VIZ VA
nerer n1ts fex sr ;rsbed By
heavy log. K,dcot was told that be Wou.dd
speedily die. He then confessed that ne !4sa a,su
Messy. concc,ilins the i,ttor's body. Those wbo
heard this revolution hurried out to fetch ~ 5sa
tice, and in their absence Grccnoycr cra"!eIa VA
pulled the bandages from the dying Raicots
wounds, 50 as tn silence him In death before 1no
official came to write out his confession
, 1880-05-30
iDYL OF THE BROOK.

4 bird sang by winding brook:
His nest WINS in Il shndy nook
OF some tAll tree:
He sang Of Love song, g1ce.
Thlt NAS us sweet rs sweet could be.
The broOklct murnured on and On,
Nor paused to listen to the song,
Sung murvelOusly clear;
And other sOngstelS in the throng
Took up the echo tar and near.
The flowers brenthed incense to the brook:
Above, the wind-stirred branches shook
Il million lcuveS.
Till, chilled by frost, the tree fOrSOok,
They driftcu down i'll yellow shearcs.
Gone was the bird and h1lshcd the song
That thrilled its heurt all Summer long
Alas the dAyi
The hro0ktet knew, of all the thr0ng,
One bird had sung its heart away.
In Lifc's gay Summertime, so I.
My Love, In silence p:ssed sou by:
Ny wAyward hcnrt,
Chilled by neglect, gives sigh for sigh,
And calls you buck-let us not part
Some strains Of your remembered lay
Arc ringing lit my Ctr alwuy;
know to-day,
With other idols turned to clay,
Your eyes have looked my hcart away.
CHICAGO, May =. ELIZABETH B. BEEBE.
, 1880-05-30

,em-4o-Haver}y's United American Nasto; ;
don Ninstre1s from Chicago-40-count 'enl>
40 every time" 1t is understood! that,
upon the departure Of the. troupe, Hayerly
will at once orSanlze announcer lnllsl!Gl ~ 1t uai,a
il, order to cover the field during the absence
of thn MaStOdOuS.
, 1880-05-30

Parties intending to purchase organs for
service, either III the church or par1or, will
find the most appropriate, us well as the most
beautiful. designs in the various styles Of the
"Kimbull" organ. These instruments have
become famous, not less by yuncQualed beauty
icnl properties over all others. ;. " II: KIM
hall. corner 6f State and Adams streets,
keet,s t.li constant exhibition large lines Of
these organs in all their natchiess variety Of
for.lls and Is selling at prices which seem TO
of the Instruments
, 1880-05-30
Monday, May 81

S. Townsend, Miss Eflie Eyer}am, Mr.. G. T.
Alertol, llr. Frank Hartwell Alr. L. 3.
Brown, Mr ]. G. Curtis, Mr. William Lynn,
Mr.. 3. c. Ridgcway, Miss Josie C-oclcr
Brown, Miss Lizzie White, Mrs. Rynor, and
Little Sadie Mills.
, 1880-05-30

'Sir,'' said an astonished landledy to a ttaFet-
er who had sent his cup forward for the seyen.a
madam. % be relied Ell teH Tor r. never should
have drunk so much water to get little"