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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
fully up to representations.

THE KING's MOUNTAIN BALL.-Nc
acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
tom to attend lsall to be given by
Colonel Coward,s cadets, at the bar
racks Of tile Kings Mountain Military
School at >Yorkville, on: the evening
of the 9th instant. The chairman Of
the general committee is Sergt: James
Allan, son Of. Al-. James Allan, the
wefl-known ,jeweller of Charleston.
The following is the full list of the
committee and floor managers, mos.
of their ,,aahes not unknown to fame
in connection with the military history
of the State: General Committee
Scrgt. James Allan, chairman: Z, NJ.
Brat.on, j. Garnctte, H. l. McCaw.
p. l.. Br;at ton. II. X. Aiken, J. l..
Mckie, H. B. Cantey, j. S. Gilbert
". D. Rutherford, T.P. Wickenbcrs>
Floor Managcrs-Scrgt. f. Ecwell.
chairman; \. G. Hart, Scrgt. j. +.
MCGOWAN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

Local Briefs.
They are both very fend ofm'cc'
Drowning the kittens hurts the
old eats .'fcl;ncS'.
lis Winnsboro 10 have sSa''''s
rink this season or just steam hrc ell
gine? ~. ,ot
;rstv and the air is just cool enough
not too cool.
christmas turkeys are beginning
to appear, but our pockets are 100 ''s '''
to make purchase.
She told him she liked INN ''t!
we'll as friend and . clerk (paf''c'-
,.r,v rs a clerk) but nothing more
Very few people have been IN town VI,
this week, and business was pal"lo'N
;,u,l. We are afraid the busy seaSo"
is about to close.
Cotton sold in Winnsboro on Tues
,,av for 1os cents; on Wednesday for
,os cents; on Thursday for IL ce"'S'
and on FRIDAY for III cents.
Sol Smith Russel. the worlo-re-
nonued mimic, is travelling aroan"'
We hope Sol isn't ::going back on the
Boro, although it looks very much d.
sfhe intends giving US the slip.
There arc very few marriages t'aS
fall, but We are Informed there are -
GOOD many ::given i'll marriage We
Soar that if we have many more years
like this, they will remain ''g,ven'
An exchange asserts hat it's marc
to drown drunken man because ms
head always swins. We THINK Il
would be very easy matter. TO afo"' !:
such nan, foss after asceFtain amount 1,to y
fbco,|. .sllEz7u he anchors. &
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
= ;.s3 EssE;SS'yG.

TIC books FOR tho collection Of Town
Taxes f"r III" a!uricipal year. ending
March, ii: 1852, are now Open and wiDl
clos" OH tie last tiav of Novcmi,pYt
The tax Oh real estate and personal
property Is - mills. All mai" citizens
s:etwcr'i A,c ayes OF sixteen and sixty
arc required to pay 4 street tax Gf two
G:iarS. Z :. CHANDLER.
Giclk ;s!:t; Treasurer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

ers, 6o East Bav.
CHARLESTON. November 9. 1851.
At the commencement Of another bns:-
nass year we ackro% l.dce with pleas,r
the patronage and confidence OF our plant
ing friends.
KoBsCN'S COTTON AND CORN FERTILIZER,
RoDSoN'S COMPOUND ACID PEO> PHATE,
haye given very cr:ti!y;ng satisfaction.
Our Cotton aud Corn Fertilizer is Of the
highest stan :srd. It contains among other
valuable ingredients per cent. OF AM
monia, Il rer cent. of Potash, l6per cent.
Of available Phosphate Having been
among the FIRST to introduce Guano in this
State, We can confidently refer to our
planting friends that during the series of
years ws have sold them Manures We have
always given pure article. Every Man
ure is tested. We offer the above Fertiiiz-
ers for cash, time or cotton.
Planters oI:iering Immediately will be
allowed 10 the lst of April to decide which
they prefer, cash or time. An order for 6
carload Of ten tons will be sent free OF
drayage, for l>ss amount s. per ton will
be chargei. Nov. l9-t1"m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
AEnUai Meeting af Stockholders.

CHARLOTTE. CoLUMsIa AND .,rcTSrA
RAu.RoAyC CuM?AHY,
CuE1NHIz. :. c.. No-. =. 1881.
!HEE annual ncc:ing o.: the sTOrk-
/ HOLDERS MI &c ;i.isa Il tiliS ci,Y
on WEDNESDAY, tie 7th d:s: of EE-
EIHEE E.Nt Stn"&Inl.l rs and The
'na:' bsrS.:. :.f I''ir iau!i3ieS wi.l be ,::isse,l
70 ttiS ..:eeil'c. JOAN CRAIG.
uu, ,G nd t.ss,s.s..34 :. crg.,..-,s;.sz ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

J. n. RoBsoN s. Attention is
called to the advertisement Of Messrs.
j. y. Robson s Son, the we'll known
dealers in fertilizers. The senior OF
this fir has been in the business for
many years, and has always sustained
the highest eharacter--a character
equally enjoyed by the firm as it now
stands. Those who buy Robson's Gu
amos may feel sure that they will come
fully up to representations.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

THE MINSTREL. TRourE.-The exhi-
bitions Of the Armstrong Bros. Min
strel Troupe were we'll a,tended-es-
peciallv that on: Thursday night: which
was given in the Thespian Hall instead
of under the tent. Both performances
were yery creditable, and AL who at
tended seemed to enjoy them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
PALMETTO HOUSE.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TIE
rreSbytcriaF Mutual Assurance FWifI.

you hav" 70 pay but little for the sSa, which
you rercltc, and srnly What the Insurance art.-
ally COSTS
You are s,,re tt:at yo',r family will get tr sum
ar yCur tietIh as by Special clrse In the cnar-
ter Y Is "&c2'"i.
y" RI. - rii. nor any Possibility Of the s'or-
pnrat!.'is .a:ii:Ig, rs 60 other INSURANCE c0nst
Mrs
You know what you pay ra,h asSr>Smenr IN.
You can nsnrr in This whcD you coDid ECt IN
Il more rHpcr:ir:' one
Eon k:nw t;1crt will b. no long Ii;:rctesS or law
AMI Expenditure or meaDS ~ obtain tlr slim at
your u:'cerSe.
Ypu r:.rcIs- 4 b"rrflr nI rivc dollars Il week
wlen sick g unable to attend 20 huatn"S$.
u fS the easiest and s;t"sL way to secure 50
large an amount for the 'n'nftit OF you: family
after CuT death.
M iiiI,tons amassed 10 tempt the hone:1:' OF
ollirer:.
Experience has shown that the mutual plan
is feasible and iI!f rrsl;it Surc.
1liseI; Oh pay l:c CH. !:'-cc::' Sums To Insurance
cnmla!IlrS It's al'Iey is itii with cac lIcl:. Der
urtil ;;c;U..iif needed.
E.:nnoi Dt: Subjected 20 the Claims OF creditors
IOT reached b.: aItachm+nt. "aTui-hmant ur ni l.
rr prcccSy o. l::w. 50 as to divert it rrcIi Ilc
family.
For 1a:thc. particulars and applications for
rn-mbr: ship, Call OIL J. S eOAG.
: pit 3I-s:1. Agent for fai. iieid County.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
Z e-YoiloWing-dcscribcd Yoil property, to

All that certain plantation or tract
Of land. lying, being and situate in the
County Of Fairfield. in the State of
Soutl, Carolina aforesaid, on waters of
Cedar Creek, known as the :.lIonc
Place. containing one hundred and
ninety (l90) acrcs, more Or less. and
bounded by lands of DR.. +. Il. Center.
Henry Johnston, John and Robert
McCorcle and others.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

Norrcx.-All persons indebted to me
for work done will please call and set
tie. am compelled to have money 10
pav those ! owe. Claims not paM "t
The first Of November, will have seven
per cent. sud the cost Of cFtt>etioii
-Sts.,s A.Sword to the wise" &c.
--7----- !. SIMrsoN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

by the Railways of the Richmond
and Danviile system.
On and after November Il. from Winns-
boro TIA the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad and Columbia; tickets
good two days. .tavingin fonr day aad
two days returning from atlanta, Will be
81 |. as follows: -
For single persons, each. .......S14 Is
For parties Of 10. each ...... :. 10 10
For parties Of 20. each. ......... 9 20
For parties Of 80, c:lcll. ......-.. 90
F. T. parties Of 80, each. ......... SIS
TIE Eonnd-Trip Tickets herein Iamed.
VIII used singly. are Of specific contract
form uoiH i transferred II oth,rs than orign.ol
Purchasers, and authorize. the requirement
of identification Of said purchasers. 1T the
option OF the Railways Agents or Con-,
ductorS. =.
10 tie end of ahor:'ing increased fa;ili-
It's tor visiting the Exposition, Contract
Tickets. adapted to parties Of the SIZE
herein named, are likewise offered. They
embrace nj tie stirulations of single
tickets, with tl:e additional one, that they
ara good for transportation to Atlanta
only when pre-; :nted on Trims 10 con-
nec:ion with al o;hers Of The $pccjic class
My bc'oagao as PR the prices gircn.
Holders Of tLese tickets may return
upon them sirgly. within the period Of
tncir validity. provided they are tho orisi
nal purchasers, and identify themselves
mcordingly.
-:An Office for the ileH tiicst;on Of prG-
c'asors AMI Stamping OF rc.rrn-coupors
has. been =: t;.h:i>bed at tic Union d pot
il Atlanta. 1t will be open thirty mi,u;eS
;,ri"r to the departure o: the trains. :
Nore OF Tie conditions Of these tickets
will be changed in Any respect.
investigation Ct l:e appliances f"r per
sHn&l c1m:nrt. lodging ::i,l fuos! means of
transit between .itInnt:. anl the ESposi- !
tion Grounds. authorizes tie assurance
tlrat Ill clements exist contributing to 4 |
| la&:rt ard economical visit.
For al! information not contained in !
this advertisement, apply to tic under- !
si@Gcd, Or - :Ec Station Agents OF the !,
Railways 1t interest.
\. POPE.
Gsncrsl Passenger Agent.
nov IL
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81 :

weather prophet, as.sig,lided hisin:e :
ton Of visiting the Atlanta Exposition:
Director Aimball Will name some day
late in December for the visit-an6 it
will be known as. .:Vennor's Day.
Look out for fire, birthstone, hail, rain,
slcei and SHOW about that time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

FoR SALE-A Singer Sewing Ma
chine, with tsrop-lcaf, two drawers,
aud all the latest Improvements and at
tachmcnts. The machine is ne'r, and
can be bought at rely low price.
Apply mt this CfAcc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
For SALE.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale aboat
:. 1Ga acres of lind, lying on the n.rth
side OF Moore Greek, and ab,at two an.l a
half mics distant from tie -Evsn of
WiunSboru.
Also
One good mule and ore leather gin
band. w AIKEN
nov II. i3Sl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

All that certain plantation or tract Of
land, situate. lyin" and being jn the
county Of Fairfield and State of South
Carolina aforesaid, on waters Of Cedar.
Greek. containing one hundred anu
fifty G5O) acres, more. Of less, and
bounded by lands of DR.. r. Il. Center,
Henry johnson. John and Robert Nc
Corclc, William Dunlap, Mrs. lIartin
and DR.. I. 3. MckinStry.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third Of the purchasc-moncy to
be paid in cash and the balance there
Of on credit OF one and two wears,
from the day ofsalc, in two equal unnu-
al instalmcnts. with interest thereon,
payable annually, from tho day of sale
until paid, 10 be secured by the bond
or bonds Of the purchaser or purcl,as-
cr$ and 4 mortgage or mortgages of the
premises sold, the purchaser or pur-
chascrS to pay the taxes which may
accrue or become due after such sale
and to pay forall necessary papers.
W. II. KERR.
Clerks Office, &. C.. G.. =. +. C..
WinmSboro. S. c.,
November II, 1881.
nov l2-td
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Nav Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
90 oo geward-W. J. johnson.
Fet;|izers-J. n. Robson Il Son.
Attention. G. L. I.-C. NJ. Chandler:
Secretary.
Carpets. Carpcts-McMastcr' bT'ce
& ketchin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
TERMS OF SALE:
CLERKS .S-lLE.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

Mary f. Rose and Others, plaintiffs,
against Edward 2. Smith. us Admin
istrator of the Estate OF Wright Il.
Smith. Deceased, and Individually,
and Others, Defendants.
I'm pursuance ofan order Of the Court
1 of Common Iica>. made in the
case. viii offer for sale,
before the courthouse door in Wins
boro, on the first Monday i'll December
next, within the legal hoursof sale, at
bublic or,tcrv, to tile higbest, hiGiiaill
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CLERKS Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
James Mann, as Executor, Plaintiff. rs.
Milton G. Dunlap and Others. De
PENDANTS.
IN pursuance ofa order of the Court
of Common Pleas. made III tho
uboyc.Sta,ed case. will offer for sale.
before the court -housc door in Winns-
buro, on the first Monday in December
next. within the legal hours OF sale. ut
public outcrv, to the highest bidder,
the following g-dcscribcd property to
wit:
All that piece. parcel or plantation
of land, lying, being and situate
in the County and state aforesaid,
containing TwEHTE-F1vH ACRES, more
or less, bounded on the north by
lands Of Lucy \. Keller. on the east
bv lands Of Vim. Richardson, and ON
south and west by lands Of Thomas
Richardson, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half of the pulclase-moncy to
be paid in cash, and the balance i'll one
wear from the day of sale, with interest
from said day, payable annually, the
purchaser to give for said balance a
bond secured by mortgage OF the
premises sold, and t, pay for all ncces-
sary papers. r-,,,,
clcrL.s Office. &C. =. +. &
WinnSboro, s. c.,
November II. 1881.
nov l2-tl
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
5. A9,linc Rutland and Others, Plair,
titFs against Charlotte NJ. L. Gut'on,
Defendant.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Court
L ofCoinmon Pleas, made III the
case, / will offer for sale,
beforethc courthouse door in Hinns-
boro, Oh the first Monday i'll December
uext, within the legal hours of sale. ut
pnblfcontcry. to the highest bidder.
the flllowing-dcscribed property, to
wit:
All that certain house and lot, of
which james VI. Rutland died. seized
and possessed, lying and situate in the
town of Viunsboro, in the County and
State Aforesaid, including therein all
that Il To- designated as Number (Ao. y
Two in he plan OF said town, and
parts of nts numbered one and three.
boundedon the east bv Fandcrhorst
street. O the south by lot Of Mrs. Mary
e. McCright. trustee, on the north by
lots ofsN. X. Turner and estate OF G.
'W,:-h hIfr-, deceased, and Oil the west
by. lo] - J. Neil.
OF SALE:
= -ssrcl,a$c-mcncv to
G }:sSs s.is''iS from, 'as'SS; t's
mortgage of tn
. r. to pay for a
7 the taxes ths
'|lll .''ap''ps''y '''s
". II. KERR,
Clerk sbhice, &C. T.. =. +.
W1Asboro, S. G.,
NovAabcr, II, 1881.
no fs12-td
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
loot OR SHOE,

| have mate reduction on thy here
tof f,rc unknown low prices. and hope
my cus!onirS will embrace this OPP
portunitv ;l*such an one is seldom mel,
with: Ais heavy goods for mems
wear
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
3!oEE;T WANTED.

4 LII PERSONS ird:'.teta to Us for
- EHo,:s toug!l: il ;s1"ns~l- NJ tt;,,tm'7'
y.at%, are e,c2s:<tty requested 20 lHy tip
-. ,pca IS possible. We .1ast lave the
uluu;:v 10 ;::tr t:'.>t w-i.o,u sc aw".
aIrMAssEG,li::, "a, DAHLs& ( EEfGpI..
/ : II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
ABLAck TEA WITH ( GREEN TEA FLAVOR
The Nest Beneficial Tea Imported
VERY CONDUCIVE TO EEsLTH.

WILL SUIT ALL TASTES
Tie Greet Atlantic and Pacific Ten Company
:isve long made it q study tc furnish tea thas
would suit eli tastes. They feel the utmost conii-
dence that they have fully accomplished that re-
suit IL the production Of IN Seetnr. II Is the
Finest Tlnvoret. end MOS: Bcnehcfaf Fure
Natural eaf Tea ever offered to the pIblic
It rs cured upon porcelain in the same manner as
il p:eaared for native consumption
This tea has been subjected to the most search
Ing chemical and popular tests. and has been Pro,
ro,nced STRICTLY PURE, DELiCl0E3
FLAVOR, HIGHLY NuTRIf1FA fSas
rECTLY HEALTHY, VERY STHCAG
asf fEEOEOMICALs Il Is recommended to SUI
aN tnx.es, whethee accustomed 70 the 2Fseo oc
Black varieties heretofore. Il Is warranted 20
Sirs perfect satxtaction or the Money VIII oc
rsfunded in every case, by tho party selling r.
Consumers run 10 rtsk IN EAvin& IL
trial ON these terms. Bay . Caddy o1
THEA.aECTAn and enjoy 4 cup OK
GOOD TEA.
n. B.-Eone Genuine unlass packet n Ohs
Pound Air!Tight Trade Mark Caddies
For Sale Everywhere. Ask your Grocer fo' n.
The Great Atlantic 4 Pacific Tea Co.
Lrte,tr,s, C:Gfe. .E0sslers and EneSf's.
P. O. Box I3:. NV 1on.::
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..J1ST RECEIVED,

y JlSI Ffd. Ef ED,
On. consignment. s barge lot Of Crockc-
T., and Gla <!Warc.. wiS;*h will be sold
al .rsACRlItE.:to to close out tie ell
tire. sf,r!; i1a limited time.
:gABL Soon AND SECURE TIE
-, -. { BARGAINS.
Ac,nchilcrtlic Store first dool; south
of Du','cvy S'ant.,
n. u n uUEY<
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tenn after the cough has been relieSl
GREEN 3. FsAUNI. Com1nissiol2
Enternnl Esoyenue, Washington, D. c., Jaa:
26th, 1880, says: "1OLU, ROCK and RYE is on
agreeable Remedy in Pcctosal complaints and is
classcd as Medicinal preparation under the o.
S. Revised Statntes. and when 60 stamped, may
be sold by DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, and other
persons, without special tax or license.
GaT0N DSo RSo n be 70 s1sSnes ss 81 b Koss ssass: ns
Rye for LAWRENCE & MARTINS TOLU. ROCK
and RYE-which is the only INDICATED ar
ticle maae-the genuine has their name on tho
Proprietary Stamp on each bottle.
Put up in Quart Size Bottles. Price 81. Co.
.TGIU, ROCK 6 RYE CO., Prop'rs.
CHICAGO, ILL.
SeId by D2UGCiSJS and GENERAL
DEALERS Everywhere,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
REDUCTION
EXTRAORDINARY IN BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING,
AT THE NEW CASH BOOT And
SHOE STORE.

IN ortle@ that every man. woman
and Child il Tie county ma. be >ul'-
piled witha good
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
The stealing.
>C'
". j. JONNSON
Nov. Il, 1881. 1877
EEEg gTTg,gXE 8.
CHARLESTON. November 9, 1881.

r N. ROBSON Il SON. Con, mission
= d. Mer hants and Dealers in Fertiliz-
erS 6S East Raw
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'IRGINIA AND THE CAR0LINAS.
EXPOSITION
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,

From the Territory trnrer ed or reached
by the Eai!wa! IS nj the Richmond
and Danyiile Syste1n.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

On and after November Il. from Winns-
boro tia the Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroad and Columbia, tickets
good two days. staying in fonr day. aad
two days returning from Atlanta, will be
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP Will

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP WILL
ANErTE.-fhe Oregon Improvement
Compsny's steamship Willamette sailed
from San Francisco Thursday morning.
End arrived here yesterday at o'clock
o. NJ. bringing the following passeu.
gers: John Hughes. Hugh McAleer,
Frank Hughes. Capt K Pollock, Miss
Ada Holmes. ] II Davis, JAS DugaD, 4
B Ebey. Jas Aud.
She also brought 800 tons of freight
for the following oonsignees: p
Reach 1862 packages merchandise. Mrs
Francis Jackson one horse and pbaeton.
Jas Dugan packages, Smith e Marsh
2. Teekslet Hotel 8. Williamson &
Kellogg 81. G Esmonin !, s, c & T
Go 563. N $ Rogers /. Harrington Il
Smith 90. q l. Mitchell 1. II q Gill
%, Jos Borren |, Plummer Bros 81.
l. ) Il 27. Fl f Levy 2, q p Stone Il
Co 103. s @ Benedict 4. John Sullivan
43. Kellogg b Snyder 40, j Christ 80,
J Jones IL, Mrs Ga,zert /, N Bigelow
& Co IS, Schram & Co 81. J G Mar
shall 81. Oregon Improvement Co 4.
Schwabachsr Bros 4 Go 20, W Ii
Humphrey 4. II Uhlfelder 100. Boyd &
Ponein /. Chas Becker 3, Chilberg
Bros 80. ID A Jennings 20. Clark, An
derson * Co 4. r Ii Whitworth 2. F w
Wusthoff 8. r Wald o. r Gapch l, G II
Whitworth I. Cove 81 Wilson 10, H K
Levy 2. Besides the aeove. the WILL
annette brousht freight for Olympia.
Steilacoom, Tacoma. Laconper, etc.
She will load Seattle coal. as usual. for
San Francisco. Aafg
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-23
THE PIRArEs $50 vsif plezsed
we're the members Of fhe Louise hester

$500 VIZ -@e@-&S ofo VI shtI A$sNkEt - 0sNt
Opera Company. last evening. with
the large and en,husi sic Audience a.
sembled TO witness the sP.rStes of
Penxance' that they fairly eeiIpsei
themselves Miss .Iesies. az AsIj,'
fully sustained hsr snvisbls rspatab ~
as finished singer and an, Acconl,
plished actress. and vas the rscipiehr
Of eco besutrful booqaessg Miss c
Krsass. Is Rash. seSuit d Herself
handsomely. Little Emma Schnltz has
become quite . tavori.e with Seattle
audiences. She was here some time ago
WITH the Big Four Minsref Troupe:
Last night she sook The character of
lsabsl. sad Losh her setins end singing
elicsssd enthusiHstsapisadits.s Bets ssn
the acts she ssag Pretty sss Picture
aud rdceived . hearty encore. This lit
tie lady. uow about Is years of age,
has been on the stage tor Al>ysers.. sud
bids fair TO become 40 aclrsss OF rare
merit. Misses Hudson and Walker sus-
tanned their Respective parts ereditsbly
Mr. Foster possesses good voice and
did some iaughsble singing and acting
- Major General Stanley, the orphan
boy Mr. Rsrsbsck. the leading tenor
IN the troupe. was in good voice last
evening, and in the role of Frederick
pleased the audience by his graceful
acting. Lnis Na,hal. che Pirate King.
was simply immense. Mr. N has been
on the operate stage for many years;
but, besng . son of7Rseees. bis voic
has stxoug foreign sccent. However.
his singing and acting were hugely en-
joyed. Mr. w knight. as Sergeant
of Police. was fsughAbls in the ex
treme The orchestrs. consisting of O
finished pianist (Mr Louis Bodecker)
and q violinist of rare merit, added
greatly to tho evenings enjoyment.
Mr. Nstbal snssune, d. on behalf Of
Miss Lsstsr. thst thu troupe, ON their
retarn from Victoria. will stop two
nights In seattle playing the 'Diugh-
ter of the Regiment and 'Pinafore.'
The troupe leave this morning for Vic
toria and carry with tnsm thu good
wishes Of ell who witnessed their very
pleasing and excellent perfcrmsnces.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-23

FINE Music. Sunday morning Miss
Louise Lester Attended the services at
the Baptist Church. A member Of the
congregation recognized .he lady. and
when the services ended. asked her IL
she would assist in the singing at tho
evening meeting. Mas Lester oon-
scented. ssying that she made II = prac
tice to attend church wherever che
happened to be, aud always sung when
invited 10 do 60. In the evcn,ng the
primo DONNA accompanied by Two
ladies OF her troupe. Joined with the
choir. Mas Lester chose as an opsn-
ing piece = beautiful sacred solo. en-
titled. Consider the Lilies which she
rendered in most charming manner.
Every word could be distinctly heard
oil over the house. she also joined in
all the choir singing during the even
ing. At the close she invited the choir
aud . few friends 10 the Arlington
HOUSE. where the members of the
troupe were introduced. All did
something in their way to make the
time pass pleasantly. Miss Lester
sang. Mr. Louis Bodecker. the pianist,
played some Of bis charming music. and
the violinist rendered some snperb g.
lections. To say the least. those who
attended the Baptist Church Sunday
evening enjoyed good sermon and q
rich musical treat.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-23
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