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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

1t is generally conceded that the tortlc"ll'-
lg masked ball to he given by the tiremeIl.
bin be a grand success socially and financial
!. 1t seems to be the determination OF
Eerybody to Ae present and e!aborat" prep
h~ations are being made by gentlemen al"
in The matter OF selecting characters Il"
.|ersorae. 1t Will be a gay and festive scene,
|nd as the occasion of the ball isa public one
|ur fire department being sadly in need OF
honey, it is to be hoped that all VIII" nave
by inclination to enjoy themselves ana pro-
(lote the safety of the town, will not All 10
Itoud.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
A visitors Idea Of Butte.

A correspondent of the Benton Record,
who lately visited this prosperous camp writes
to that journal as follows concerning the out
look hcie
Butte appears to be the liveliest camp i'll
the Territory, and has also given new lite TO
the country around it. | don't know whether
to call it the "Silver City" or the city OF
Stamps while stamps in this instance may.
be called money stamps. About 10 OF them
are pounding and crushing rocks day and
night now. and preparations have been made
far the erection of several more. The YORK
ING force Of Butte will he increased three1old
the coming season. 1t is virtually "A mining
city and e"ntilely dependent upon the results
If its stamps.
Arumor is current that several OF the 'bo-
nanza KINGS" Intend stocking their mines at
an early day this would place butte III Inc
front rank in regard to wealth and pop"lailoh
by bringin" much desired capllal TO the lrr-
ritory for the development ana successful
working Of leads. At present the mines are
in the hands Of poor men, VIII, on' Re"
nxcr,tious. who located their discoveries
vcars AGO, Thr, have worked hard to hold
possession and struggle on year after year
with the hope of realizing sufficient money
for the purchase of machinery hnl the hope
in these cases is a weak reed t" lean upon, us
eyperience has shown that ii requires more
capital than they can realize.
california capitalists may now turn Their
attention. to this rich diStric'. as their stand
ard fest of quartz camps has been reached
here. viz, paw ore under the water level. lhe
Alice mile has been well prospected TO a
den,h of 500 feet. and two hundred feet below
IN. water line. it shows immense deposits OF
high grade one many specimens glltteil''$
will native wire silver. The company intend
addinn 90 more stamps TO their mill next sea
son. witch will more Than douhie Their WORK,
inc force. The Silver Bow mill has produced
and shipped over three hundred ana ntty
thousand dollars worth OF silver withil
twnlypd months. which tells its W tale.
A. ]. Davis and W. A. Clark are the happy
r,ss.ssn,s of more valuable mining ground
i,han any other two men in the camp, AMI
,heir mills never stop. CLARK y Kalhsiord 5
and the Clipper mill, owned by McDTfih"lt *
Cn, are kept going day and night, ana Win
.n,.h ,tI,.,es, that an enlargement oil capicl'y
w.. L.,.oule necessity. They intend llicrPas-
;'r ,hair wnrkin. power in the spring,
4 coppersmlelter is in course Oh CONSTRUCTS"
hy the New York Copper co., uhuer t'e 81,
uin,.ml.nce of +. &. Meader.
South of town there is Il slneiter ""'cn -
o~,I,nmtlv conducted OH a paying basis as It's
gras ilIiImiuate tie surrounding landscape
during the hours of night.
-
u.m..trr smith has put in SOME new
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
Death In Helena.

Mfr, Edward b. Bonnell, for the past three
hrs chief clerk of the Surveyor-Generals
lice. Montana, died in Helena at 8 a. m.
%sterlay. The remains were taken III
large by the Masonic fraternity, and the
|neral will take place at 2 o'clock this after
Ion. from the Masonic Temple, at Helena.
eceased was a gentleman of sterling per
and mental qualification and was widely
epec,ed by his legion Of friends. His UNI
nely demise is a severe loss to the surveying
s,inp
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

Irhe track is being carefully prepared for
i forthcoming race between Hammond and
|esley. 1t is 125 yards long, level and
kooth. Wesley is in active training and
bling strong and confident. Mr.. Rush ar
rod from Philipsburg yesterday, and reports
Ii Hammond is in equally fine condition,
that the race, which is for $500 a side,
~Duises to be interesting and closely con
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
Local News.
. ~
TFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
The CERrOm0. "a,

work on tile Czaroma has been temporarily
.n.nded owing to the breaking Of the ma
Development viii be resumed,
newer. in the course of ten days, When
,ch better progress will be made. MIR.
,cey has silt to Sterling, in Madison
puty, for IA larger pump, . No. 10 Knowles,
N which no difficulty will, be experienced
handling the water. A large flue boiler is
rs beng placed in position to run the
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

A contract for The ore house for the copper
fonpany's smel,er at Meaderville Was yes'er-
|ay awarded to Mr.. S. futile, Of WalkerVllle'
|Ihe building is l." be- 5ONlOO feet ami roh'
will begin Immediately. lie
.Einelter building is already completed, ami AS
boon as som. additional machinery arrives tue
Inside arrangements will require but ii SNORT
me 10 finish. 1t may reasonably be eNpeG'-
RI, therefore, that thu furnaces will speedily p1
ftarted up and that the extent OF oar copper
product will sopn be IL theme for genera
comment among mining capitalists.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

We have received the first number of the
Custer City Weekly Chronicle, a new paper of
which A. W. Merck, a veteran Montana
printer, is editor and proprietor. Its typo
graphical appearance is neat, and the original
reading matter is well written and spicy. We
wish the new enterprise all possible success.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
I~NIadiSonian. Feb. =


There are only four prisoners in the Mad
ison county Jail, and two of these are old-time
residents on Uncle Sans account.
\ the close Of the official year, the City
Treasurer of Virginia had nearly five hundred
dollars cash in hand. This fact speaks well
for the administrative ability Of the retiring
officers.
Mr.. Pulaski. who arrived here from the
Eas. last Saturday evening, informs us that
Mr.. Dunn, Superintendent of construction of
the Utah 4 Northern Railroad. intends to
have the track to Red Rock by the 10th of Mach.
The city election was held last Monday,
when the following named citizens were elect
ed as Mayor and Aldermen for the current
wear: For Mayor, O. B. Barber: Aldermen
First Ward Thos. Deyarmon, }. =. Nelson;
Second Ward: }. a. Spencer, Fl. Warrington;
Third Ward: j. V. Hinclman, Geoge ii.
Clark. There was very little excitement, but
The vote polled was considerably larger than
last years.
Missoulian, Feb. D.
with the measles.
James Rrinald is putting up buildings Oh
his lanch bel ow town.
The pile of brick in front of the new post
office Site has ii suggestive look.
Onr-hall the houses IN town have cases OF
mtasles to cujlend with. They are running
very light, however.
luuuiri~s among the arqnalnlancts Of MI
Reed, VIII" persisted recently i'll the noun
taius of the Salmon k'ver country, elicit The
information that he was an Old Californian,
and had at one time mined in kUOtenani. le
first came into Montana in 1865: thence went
TO Virginia Ctty, Nevada. lie returned tc
Montana, and worked in Alder gulch, whence
i,e came 10 Butte and then to Missoula. He
vul ked here for j. X. Latiluer as an engineer
II is thought le has a SISTER living in Califor
Mia.
ommuta 10 Jackets, 800 i"r $500, at the
vrEaTNIh CUop UOT 81
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
a FOR SALE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE HECLA Con. MINING CO..l
Glendale, Montana. JAM 81. 1880.
CEALED proposals will be received at the
= Office of this company, at Glendale. Beaver
head county, Montana Territory, up to the even
ing of Wednesday,, Feb. %, 1850. for the delivery
of three hundred and Seventy-tive thousand
(515. OOO) bushels of prime charcoal at its coal
houses in Glendale between the months of April
and November, inclusive. Bids for IL less
amount will be entertained. A good and suffi-
cient bond must accompany each bid. The
amount required 10 be delivered each month
will be given on applying to tbs office. The
Company reserves III" right to rel ct any and all
bids. trb+d10t
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

\. dispatch from Philadelphia yesterday
saws: The wool market is fir.n and active,
Oregon fine and medium, 40a45; coarse, 4Oa
~: California fine, 3Oa40; medium, 33a4O;
coarse. 37a4O; New Mexico and Colorado
fine, 30a4O: medium. 37a40: coarse. -: car
pet, 2Ja:fO.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
DIED

HESSEsl At The Twelvc-Mile House, on Flint
creek. February d. 1850. of diphthPria. Will
liam al lest sou Of David ilennesy, aged 5
Wears.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

POST OFFICE BUILDING.
4 FULL Line OF Stationery, Blank Books,
"A Steel and Gold Pens, etc. All New and uI
superior quality. y Stock "f Tobaccos and
Cigars. to arrive III Il Few days.
Dec. 25-d-tf H.. G..
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

The ri { of the city ]patronize the
VIRGINIA CHOP HOUSE.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS

Also two hnuSc> for rent. Apply to
fplO-6I BARRETT & WARREN.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
WANTED

hundred dollars in II business that will pay 80
per day, and which can be Increased / to SO. .Ad-
dress +. q. BON l35. BUTTE.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
For Sale.

\ few NOR" eligible lots on lower Nam St.
VIII he Solt low if applied for soon.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17
Settlement Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm OF Me
Cormi X X Co. are requested to settle with the
undersigned on or before The 10th OF March 9TH
erWise their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection.
dfeblO. I'm WILLIAM RAY.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

s,mastcr smith has put in some new
,,,i,ino boxes at the post ONCE
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-17

Commute 10 Tickets, 800 for $500, at the
VIRGINIA CHOP HOUSE
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09

County Court the Justices are con-
stantly changing at each term, so
that no local advantage could be
accomplished if tried; while under
1.-THE Amendments The same three
mcntarc always present for u term
Of six years, and the majority Of
the districts are always out III the
cold; that is wholly unrcprcsentcd
BY any Gifts own citizens.
10th. Because that it is always
pernicious to the people 10 have
their Judicial system changed too
often. People after while be-
come acquainted with their laws
and mode Of proceedings in Courts
and before Justices, and consc-
qucntly know how 10 obey and en-
force the laws and their rights as
citizens; but when constantly
undergoing radical changes,
not only the common people are
prevented from knowing how to
act, or what to do touching such
matters, but even Judges and law
yclS arc often pcrplcxcd and con-
founded 10 know the law so often
changed. Hence it is often safer
to bear the supposed evils We have,
than 10 fly TO greater that We know
not Of.
18th. Because tile Amendments
were in fact not demanded by the
p.oplc, but originated in the brain
Of that portion Of the legal fratcr-
nifty who expect to get Office under
them, and 10 whom such Judge
ship will bring greater gain than
they could earn ut tile bar, al:
tlloughltllcSe same lawyers would.
make the people believe that it is.
the people who are demanding the
change, not they.
18th. Because, as the Constitu-
ton now is, any county or counties
that wish to abolish it and form or
create another for themselves are
at liberty 10 do so, BY simply say.
ing so 10 the Legislature, and have
an act passed embodying their
wishes in the premises. And why
is not this all that ought 10 be ask
cd, and at the same time just and
right 10 all? In this way each and
every county can have its will, and
when it is found not to give salts
faction in any county, can again he
altered by IN ordinary act Of the
Legislature.
18th. Because il is always safe
10 let well enough alone, and we
advise our readers TO let these
Amendments severely alone.
10Th. Because it is always dan.
gcrous to make legal remedies or
constitutional provisions, q party
question, as some Of the Radical
would-bc leaders are trying 10 do
harn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09

PECTORHI

~ SAAt AAs hUllSs IL btTiKCh Hk
the foundation Of all pulmonary diseases,
affortiing prompt relief md rapid cures.
and Is adapted to patients Of any ago or
either sex. Being very palntah!n, tho
youngest children tnltO IT, reality. III
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, ClcrgyinnTs
Sore Throat, Astliinil, Group, and
Cntarrh, the effects OF Ayers CHENEY
PICTORIAL arc magical, md inultitudes
are annually preserved from serious ILL.,
ness by Its timely and faithful nsO. It
Should bo kept ut hand in every lloTse-
hold for the PROTECTION IL affords IN sud;
den attacks. In Whooping.congh and
CONSUMPTION there Is no other remedy
so etllcaciOiis, soothing. and llolptul.
Low prices ate Inducements to try
Some Of the many mixtures or syrtips,
Made Of cheap and Ineffective ingrCdf.
ents, now offered, which, as thOy con.
thin no curative qualities, Gun afford
only temporary relief, and are surp to
dIsnppoint tie patient. Diseases Of tho
throat and liliIgS demand active and
effective treatment; and It Is dangerous
experimenting with unknown and cheap
medicines, from tho great liability that
these diseases may, while SO triilei with,
become deeply seated or incurablc. Us6
AYERS CHERRY PEcToIAL, and you
my confidently expect tho best results.
1t Is Of acknowledged curative power,
and Is rs cheapas lis careful preparation
and fine ingredients will nliow. Emil
mont physicians, knowing its compost.
ton, prescribe II. The test Of half o
century has proven Its certainty 10 euro
all pulmonary complaints not already
beyond tho reach Of human aid.
PREPARED BY Or. J. C. AVER & co.,
Practical md Analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
GOLD TX AL DRUGGISTS ErrnYwurl8.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09
M 7 ILIN -ER Y

M 7 LII BRY
I have Il handsome limo of Mil
linery Goods, such as
HOtvers, SntipS, Silks, Ne,v
Bonnctt Silks, NTH CASH
mere effects, L0ceS, Feath-
erS, F0ncy Ribbons, Bon
nets, Black and White
Lc6ho7Ws, Black j. White
Chjp'Str01vs, Trimmed md
UntlinoDsed, for Ladies
and Children.
EE New goods ordered each
week.
MRS. ATCIllsON.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09
D07J1eSttc:

Swiss Cigar, Fancy Pressed
American Cousin, The posies, Seed
stosies, excellent flavor, Round
stOgics, Tips, Cigarettes; also n
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, llomc-Nlude
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
Pipes, Matches, Snuff, &c.
COME IND SEE US.
JuFER 4 2ODRlST.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09

GOLD nr ALL pnuGoisrs lyrnywuraR.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09
lie gal Notices.

salatlliel G. Sialnnker, Samuel i. Hays
Sheriff oil Gilmer county, aud MS such nd
nInis,rator of=Al cxundcr rickeps, dc.
ceased, George A. Hielicns, Albert Pick.
ems, silas T. Riddle and Mary E., his
wife, IITlliarl Cuherly and Martha, hi
wife, Lc0nidas a. Riddle and Jemi,na, his
wife, William Sinlnakrr and Ella, his
wife, James Johnson md Amy Belle Juln.
son md slalissA PickcRs.
III Chancery i'll the County Court
Of Lewis County.
The parties 10 The above styled cause will
take notice That ! have fixed upon SNIur'
day, the 9th day q: October, 1880, ut my
Office in the town Of Weston aforesaid, be.
tween the honrs Of sunrise and sunset, tC
execute IN order OF reference Mndt in sud
cause, on the eth day of April, 1890
by the Comfy Court of Lewis county, wcs
Virginia, by which said order am required
10 scttle the administration accounts Of Al
cxandrr PiekGns, deceased, and take proo
Of MI the leb's against the estate of llt
dcccdcu;, and 10 report the same with THEFT
amount, ordCt md rriori.ies; II; which
time md place the PARTIES hereto are re-
quircl to attend, And II from any Caas,
the execution of said order Of reference b.
no; completed OH said day. the execution
thereof shall be continued from time Il
time, ard between the sumo hours ns More
sud, ill the samc shall he completed.
Given under my hand us Commissioner O
snid Court, the 18th day Of Septembc
1850.
r. ]. SIMPSON,
scpt1S.lw Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09

"a. The legislature may rcarrange the
circuits herein provided for at any session
thereof next preceding any general election
Of the Judges Of said circuits, and after the
year one thousand eight hundred and
lightweight, may Mt any such session, in.
crease or diminish the number thereof.
10 The legislature shall provide by law
for holding regular and special terms Of
The circuit courts, where from any causC
the Judge shall fail to attend. or, il in
attendance, cannot properly preside.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09
The Constitutional Amendments
Jols7 RfsoEUTlos proposing an amend.

NVIs'E IFTs'WbVI IVs' T4VTFU'IIF5 "sI "FI11t'NR
ment to the Constitution Of the State.
Received, by the Legislature OF West
Virginiu, two.thirls Of all the members
elected 10 each House agreeing thereto:
That the following le and the same is
hereby proposed Us mn amendment to the
Constitution Of this State, to wit: That
article eight Of said constitution Ms ii HOW
is be stricken oat, and the following be IN
EGrted in lieu thereof:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09
THE BEsT.R REMEDY
Diseases zOi@theg Throat a1lZLllgs,

In diseases OF tho
pulmonary orenns
n safo and reliable
remedy Is inval-i
uablo. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL
Is such q remedy.
1t Is n scientific
combination Of tho
medicinal prinef-
piles mud curative
Virtues OF the finest
drugs, chemically
united, OF such
power as to insure
The greatest possi-
bic efficiency. md
uniformity Of re-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-10-09
N'elv York Cigars:

Flower of Perfection, Concha Re.
gala, Capaduras, Cabanas, Daisies,
Our Dallies, Honey Bees, Amcri.
can Babies, &c.
, 1880-11-14

the present one. Indeed, in tne matter IT ma
terlal assistance there Is rcnson 60 expect more
from the Republican pafty snHn !Io!a sho Dem-
to Internal improvements tnaf, inc nenoctatlc
party. and we 1rnst loGn to 10 II Tor ass1:tnnco if
our lcvccs arc t. bt feoutii no1 .'u 3iss1ss1pnt
This fact was clearly dcthons'fatco M ut me last
session OF Congress-, %nGre ~. Mgmahds re-
speottng the le'ecs ana tho mlsses'pp. spp n''er
met with announcement c!11Sny from western
Republicans. Our state ana nunclpal 'invert1-
ments are n the hanus oi % our pEn people: II
our !scnl AFFAIRS are not ao aa @ Iotsist!y ~ ti man
ourselves.
THE PopE's P1A1NT.-From the New York
Nation: Tho rope mas again ul0ppolnted the
expectations At first entertained us to his mod
Grafton mud this time more openly than ever
r.yor, h o., .d1raxa II, the 900 old fnnct1nn,rio
~ ,, y, a. .or.or ,rnom he stin roons -
OF IQa kGIUpO3Hl EDACt "ON1a otAAA ACbpS Ill
, 1880-11-14

washington with prominent Republicans. such
as oeofEe c. Gorham, Is supposed to possess
ocep Significance; but Malone may 60 any
"nere and do anything without committing hlrn-
Se.t. Tho eonvenient principles he holds on the
SUBJECT Of payiug public debts aosolvc him
from the necessity OF regarding private
agreements. Only one thing cau be said of him
confidently: That he will vote for whnt he cou-
@defs the best interests Of himself and his
party In Virginia. As he has more to gain from
an alliance with the Administration than from
suiien. fast-ditch companionshIp with the de-
feated Rourbons, the chances are greatly in
favor Of hin voting With tho Republicans in the
Senate on organization and most Hher party
questions. But tmuch viii depend on the induce
ments, In the shape Of piaces on tho commit
tees, held out to him By either side.
, 1880-11-14
JUDGE DAVIS roasted Hewitt, but be was
merciful; he did it over quick fire.


II shall have my harvesting done cheap1y,
auyhow-"-Mr Btni:ot..
"In times OF election prepare your light
ming g-rod. John Sherman
Mrs. and Mr.. George Eliot are to take up
their residence In London.
Gen. Hancock is said to be resigned. Gen.
Garfield will be as soon az he sends In bis resR-
nation.
Landlord balls" are to be given In Dub
lin next winter. Gentlemea with Two ears will
not be admitted
The New York Sun speaks Of Conkling as
the dark horse for 1884, Lisht-colored horses
has g been doing pretty well lately
II see there is talk Of pensioning the cx-
Presidents. 1t seems to me that tho fellows who
loved and lost are the ones that need help. -
Con. Hancock
l. well-known Spanish. gentleman died at
Madrid the other day, but owing to the great eI-
pense attendant upon such an operation the
nano OF the deceased was not oabled to this
country.
A New York insurance company which
went into liquidation three years ago has paid
out $300000 In counsel fees ind other legal ex-
penses during thnt time. III this case tho Re-
ceiyer seems to be worse than tho thief
Mr. Dana saw All item about a trotting
horse In the Sun the other day, the record Of the
"ni.na4 oeu1e inco.l'e'!s 1Hcu' anu 1a,'''cu'1.
y aeA'-so 1,'" t'o ".A.. - .. 1'.,.~...s
no'e oaaA0s o4' 'A49'$Ao 1''"' s'' - "A4eA
Jonn Donohne, a locomotive engineer TOT
1ofty-si1 years, died at his home in Sus4ue-
hanna, NJ T.. recently, at the age Of 81 years
" Uncle John. US he WAS tRutliarly called. was
one OF the famous engineers OF tho country,
and bis rau1o WIS well known By rAtfEoad
, 1880-11-14
FhcAi0NhRlF FIIR9,

III spite OF all rivalry, seal still takes the
or <lolIlan is something that every. lady must
have who aims at stylish wardrobe: Tie
furs shown this SEASON are unusually rich
ard elegant, particularly the stock at \.
bishop q: Co.'S. 164 State street, corner OF
doiinans made BY tlis firln can easily be
recognized BY tho stylish elegance and per
fcction Of fitting. and Ijley certainly are show
Ing the largest and best stock Of tne furs in
tiA West
, 1880-11-14

TIE second act OF 'Alrenne Lecou-
vreur Ia supposed to take place in the 9reeu-
room of the Cop:die FRANCHISE. Adrienne and
Le L'secloe are to play together in Bajazet."
Are tho receipts larger asks an actor Of the
manager. " Five thousand francs" replies tile
manager. "The devii!'' is the response Of the
astonished comedian. How times huve changed!
Five thousand francs was tho largest sum that
Scribe dared name tor IN overwhelming house
at the leading French theatre when Adrienue
played ia "Baiazet." Now Bernhnrrt plays iu
Adrienne," and the managers receipts are
5000 francsl
, 1880-11-14

A SHORT course of Lectures OF unusnal
interest to tie increasing number OF persons in
this city who are seeking the best culture IN fne
language and literature Of France will be oegun
next week BY Prof. L. Sauveur, in the rooms OF
the Apuiio Club, Ia the Central Mns'c- HAIL
His subjects will be Montague, Pascal. Aolere.
L Hotel Rambouillet, Les Livres qu ct faut Lire
Les Poets, and Thlers. The LECTURES VIII oil %
given in French, and Prof. Sauveur's htgh fepa-
, 1880-11-14
THE COMING HOLIDAYS,

IN order to avoid the crowds Of people who
will be making purchases during the few
days just preceding Christmas all Invitation
is extended to all u visit the large establish
nlent of n. M1tson & CO., 1GG, 1GS, and ITO
State street, who are now receiving rich
jewelry OF every description, and novelties
which are wonderful specimens Of Partisan
taste and handiwnrk. All their goods are
marked in plain figures, aud choice can be
quickly made,