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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14
Every Lady Should Read.
LOUISVILLE LADIES, PURCHASING AGENCY,

The undersigned with additional facilities and after
a long and successful experience in the purchasing
business desires to again call especial attention to her
arrangements for filling orders from distance. far
every article to the complete satisfaction of those who
may honor her with their patronage
A specially is made Of buying and experimenting
me manuiael',5e OF IRossEAy and the ordering and
trimming OF BoNNETs and HAIRS Children's suits
VIII be made 10 order, and Patterns, Dresses and
Cloaks cut and basted. A mistake has never been
made in hitting any article Of dress and no charge NIL
De nfaze y complete satisfaction is rot ei5en
fundreds oil patrons can be referred to who will
certify as to successful operation of Agency Every
manufactured article will be prepared by a leading
artist in their particular line.
Hats, Cloaks, Gloves, Hosiery, Jewelrv Cufs
Collars, Lace, Ribbons, Carpets Furniture, and
Furnishing Goods, and every article of wear or
Domestic use bought upon the favorable terms,
Feathers and Gloves cleaned and dyed. Private ar.
rangemens with the most sklfiil modstes and radn,
wholesale and retail merchants in every line enable her
to hold out rare inducements by which from 10 to 20
per cent can be saved by buying through this Agency
Every article sent out will be chosen with the greatest
care: Everything manufactured is made under per-
sonal supervision and will be of the best material
finest hnsh and in the latest modes. II more elegance
in style, more beauty Of MATERIAL and more complete
work for the same money be obtained through This
Agency it is to the interest of ladies desiring to dress
well, to patronize it.
The large clearing and bankrupt sales in the city
continually present magnificent opportunities for get
ting great bargains. Samples sent free upon receipt Of
stamp, and full information to style and mode
Correspondence solicited 1t costs little to mail a
letter, and it viii be promptly and satisfactorily
answered.
The Louisville Market is especially adapted to the
Southern taste, and it will be found to give better
satisfaction than either Philadelphia New York,
while prices are really less. There is an elegance,
Ladies which cannot be inflated and which is one Of
their highest charms. To maintain this is one of the
chief efforts of the Manager of this Agency. Any
1rticle made or purchased East, will be duplicated
" 10 ne off Refar hyy esio IN
Stuart Robinson, D. D., w. N, Hademan, Manager
Courier Journal. and Col. Bennett II. Young.
TERMs-s per cent. on all purchases Money can
be sent by Check, Registered Letter, or Postoiiice
Order, or will send c. o. ID. Address,
MRS. B. P. MITCHELL.
LouIsvtIIP Kv
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The case of the State VS.. Chas. E
Furlong, former Sheriff of Warren
county, was, last week, decided by
Judge Young of the Eleventh Judi.
cial District, in favor of the State.
Tue court holding that the Statute
of Limitation did not apply to
Sherlffs' bonds. Judgement was
given against the defandant and the
bondsmen for $500 00'-JachSon
Clarion.
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A Cannsh. Csld or Sore T.rnat ahsnla

A CaugA Cold or Sore Taroat shssld I've
stopped. Neglect frequently in an Incurable
Lung Disease or Consumption. BROWNS
relei in Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs Catarrh,
Cansumpivc and Throat Diseases. For 30
years the Troches have BE- 5r0andsd nv
physicians, and aiw' ays give perfect sasfat
ton. Tnev not u"w or untried, but hav
irs !. .nun tested by wide and co slant uso fs
nearly an entire generation, they have attain
ed veil me rited rank among the few stapl
remedies of the ago. Public speakers am
Singers use them to clear and strengthen tn
VeIcE. ssld attweAty ave cents box every
where Oct 7.ly-w.
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EsE REASON

Why, /. W. Harpers Nelson County
Whiskey is preferred above all other
Brands is because it is the most regular
and most perfect Product, incontcsta-
bly, ever made. long experience in
the manufacture Of tho Harper, the
large Capital Of the Distiller which ena
bles him to hold his Whisky until it has
fully matured, together with the fact
that the Whisky is bought by and ship
ped to me direct from the Distillery ao-
counts for the unvarying satisfaction it
has given to those educated TO fine Whis-
key. Geo, W. Elkin, Sole Agent, Aber-
deem Miss. Oct. lily.
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PURSUANT TO notice IN adjourned
meeting Of tho bar association Of East
Mississippi was held in This city on the
Alb inst, The object being to select =
location !or the holding Of the Federal
court for the district to be created
After tho contest narrowed down to
West point and Aberdeen the later city
bore of the palm by a majority of three,
Ne arc glad to record the fact that the
contest engendered no i'll feeling be-
tween the two cities which have here
toforc locked shields. We congratulate
our noighbor city upon her success,
and ON heart and hand will bo with her
in bringing ubout q successful cumina~
ton Of the work begun on the 4!h inst.
4-West Pot2! EcA0.
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MONDAY. NAY 9. 1891

CONIINUGNG ., PAYS Splendidly and
carefully arranged disp iay>SsnIre Stock
Cattle and Poultry, HurticuItufar. ~
Farm Products, Agricultural and FarN
implements, liousckcepers' Novelties. Paint
ings, Kitchen Products, Statuary. Ladies
Fancy Work. Minerals Worka of Art, Sonlh
ern Cotton MiiI Products, Euein s.aachines.
and Novel Inventions ut work by steam
Liberal Cash Premiums Paid on the Ground
on Daily Awards by competent committees,
Money Premiums Medalsi Diplomas Fine
Races Daily: Running and Tr0tting:DrsuQbt
and Saddle Horses Trials for Premiums in
the Arena. Liberal Purses offered aud fair
y divided. GRAND PRlE DRILLS: In
iantry and Artilery, for liberal cash premi
1ms' Brilliant Tournament; BY Kuighi . in
Costume. New attractions each day. Uouu-
try Exhibitors Will please apply early asp0s-
sleie Tor space sesd to Secretary for Prem
ium List.
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GilIrooly asked u Galveston lawyer
what he thought of the assassination
OF tho Car. "Well,' replied The
Galveston lawyer, strokipg his chin,
and looking as wise rs three or four
Solomons, Il think the maa who did
tho shooting ought to have change
OF venue on account of public pre-
JUDGE against BIN. Idget him out
Of The scrape If no was over here
and bad plenty Of money. '-- Gat0eS-
ton Ncus.
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SzaiOne's allies Send ksig:l 81
Bouquet.

Mr. Mahones desk in the Senate
chamber was decorated with very
handsome aoral anchor, to which was
attached q card bearing the following
inscription: "To the Hon. Wm. Ma
hone, The colored Virgiuians, soiourn-
ing in Washington, tender this as a
token OF .heir appreciation Of the manly
sand taken by you in the defense Of
free speech, free schools, a fair vote and
M honest count"
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'Ffae Late EailgGre iR Mobile

NEW YORK, April 6 Dispatches were
received in this city to-day announcing
the suspension Of Sims, Foster Il Co.,
cotton and commission merchants OF
Mobile, Ala. 1t was said that this
suspension would materially effect the
firm OF Sims, Foster 81 Ivy of New
Orleans, bat the latter claim to have
$3.50. O0O over and above all habiliti es.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

"THE Man Without a Country" might
very properly locate in No Mans Land
which exists in the great southwest.
BY an acc dent of boundary lines, a
parallclograu Of $3.50, coo acres has
been left out, and is, in effect without
legal form and void. Being part Of no
State or territory, it IS subject to no
laws, and is given over to cattle and
then keepers, the latter being a terror
to the surrounding country. This bit
Of oYerloo led land borders on Texas,
Colorado, Kansas, the Indian Territory
and New Mexico, and the Public Lands
Commissioner recommends that it be
surveyed, brought under the National
jurisdiction and attached to the last
named Territory. Pashinqton Post.
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Col. Iamar made a splendid speech
--one bristling with strong and timely
points-under great difficulties last
Friday He was very uuwell, and
when he finished fell in his chair iram
exhaustion, his head throbbing with
pain and hia face bearing marks Of in.
tense physical suffering, His condition
WAS taken advantage Of by Ho0r, Dawes
anl Frye. who knowing him to be una
bio 20 respond, attacked him in n veno
mons, yiudlctiva, Bullying and ruhiaoly
style, There may be n day Of reckoning
with them, and we We hope it viii come
sooA. It WIS unfortunate under the
circumatres that co., A'.ey.'' &C
cous-~fa1ae9 TO spto-1 II he felt the,
was n probability Of his being compellt
to give way he should have postpone
what he wished TO say to another occ
sion when he would be in better trim
E1iambrs LaGec.
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ELEGANT IEWElRY CHEAP,

To introduce our new styles and influence ira
We make the following unparalleled offers for
short time: THE Berlin Packet contains go
plated watch chain, agate shawl PIN ladys el
CANT set jewelry, sea bean cuff buttons coral nee
lace, set of agate studs gold plate band ring, col
button, key ring, pocket book, imitation =
handkerchief, pen. pencil, comic envelopes
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for $50
stamps; 4 packets for S1.00. The lot can bo'
Jailed at from 81 to $500.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amett
ring, elegant coral hr0ueh set IN box, fancy NJ
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold 10
bracelets, rose scarfpn, gold pla ed lady set'a
plate sleeve buttons, hess-y gold plate studs, Icy
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamondf,
Maltese cross with p. diamond center beavll
jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, Ifd
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring, ny
cameo ring, Maltese earrings with r. diand
nettings, gents full comb. amethyst set, rs
full plated get with white stone settings, jend
cameo scarf pm, eng. gold plate sleeve buns.
The whole OF this magnificent collectOgnt
secure by mail for a. 2 for $40, 4 for %. 4 los
can be retailed easily at from s. to $40. ARss
N, Y. JEWELRY CO, Atlanta, Ga.
TIE ATLANTA GLOBE says: This comfy III
perfectly reliable, aud the amount they fsr
yeur meney Is astounding"
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Special NOticG.

ONE FARE for the Round Trip has
been generously agreed to by the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, and Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and their various branches; and by
the steamboats, on beth rivers. ~ Freight
on Live stock and on all articles Tor exhfbi
lioa, will be charged TO Mobile only. return.
ing free. Il :. PARKER. President
WIN. e. MICKLE, Secretary. [m2s-td
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

Tho N ssisaippi State Press Associa-
bon viii meet at A aberdeen, Wednesday,
Juno Isl, 1881. That the members
will !5o handsomely entertained by the
excelont citizen9 Of that beautiful little
city we have no douo5 whatever. - Yaso0
CHV Herald.
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what EssnoEee Might Have BGca
G.aaia: sac as,

Let US view the matter in another
phase:
Suppose Mahoue had come to the
Senate us an Independent, really de-
termiued to "readiust" the difference
existing between the tive great par
ties represented there. He would
have been II power. His vote would
have decided great political questions
made and unmade men, measures and
things. Parties might well have
bowed before him, and veteran states-
men been taught to respect him. His
would have been the position OF q
modern Warwick, a man without a
party more powerful than The proud
est Of party leaders.
What a grand opportunity
What did Nahone do? He sold
himself, his vote and his position of
power aud responsibility for few
petty Senate Offices and some Feder-
al patronage WASHINGTON Post.
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MILK Milk mIl..EI

will deliver pure fresh MILK, in any
part OF inc city, twice each day, to customers
who may favor me with their orders at thir
ty cents per gallon for SWEET MILK. and
hiteen cents per gallon for Blu TIER All Tx
when can supply the Butter Milk, 1t is
guaranteed to be at all times perfectly pure
and fresh and FREQ from watering" Give
Your patronage to one who i az ALWAYS re-
sided among you, and expended quite large
amount of money and all Of his time in the
endeaver 10 establish n reliable and permo
nent Dairy in your city.
MIX Tickets always on hand, which are
more convenient TO purchasers than making
change in money. g.W.yyaa,s0S
March l6, 1873 l--tf
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Flow il Strikes.

Providence Pres. Republican,
We might as well face the facts,
The republicans Of the United States
Senate, in their greed for a few petty
Offices, are organizing defeat for
their party in the fall elections.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

IN speech last Monday before the
convention Of lawyers that met at West
Point Gen. Reuben Davis, OF Aber-
deen, took occasion to say tha5 he now
belonged to no political party or organ
i7ation )at vas "simply an indepon-
dent gentleman. "--Starbr&s Times.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

We will keep in stock during the
planting season, Il quantity of GERMAN
MILLEr, and will sell at the lowest
market price. J. w. EoKFoRD & Bro
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Are you disturbed at night and broken eff
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the rycruciatipg pain Of cutting tcetlf
if 80 % at once mad 1at hottie of MRS
telieHe Eve po9t little 3uHcror immediatsv--
depend apen {; there ia no RiistaAe about it,
There ia not mo her on eartl who has ever
used il, who vii not tell you at oncs that it
wit fsgrato the bowels, a.d giTs rast to The
-uether AVID relief and health to the child.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1881-04-14

We use to hear that so-and SO
had gone to Washington to "try for
an Office Now-a- days he "has
been summoned to Washington.
1t does sound better, this new FASH
toned way OF saying it.--BoSton
Post.
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&GEN LEES SWORD AND APPoMATrox.
The Richmond Dispatch published a
nste from Gen. Grant with reference TO
Lees surrender, in which he says ::
"There was no demand made for Genl
Lees sword, and no tender offered of it. !"
This memorandum from Gen. Grant was
brought out by controversy as to the
accuracy Of a statement made in Holmes
School History" chat Gen. Grant de-
clined to receive Gen Lees sword &c.
Gen, Lee was asked after the war il Gen.
Grant returned his sword, and answered.:
"No sir, he did not. He had no oppor-
tunity of doing so. l was determined
that the side arms OF officers should be
exempt by the terms of surrender, and,
Of course, I did not offer niue. All that
was said about swords was that General
Grant apologised to me for not wearing
his own sword, saying that it went off
in his baggage, aud he had been unable
to get il in time"
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MAnAEEE GRTGNNT.. Us


State of Mississippi II the Gbancorv 'eHrt
Monroe Cpuuy March Term 1881.
W. VI. Wait irs, ct al
va, No 1920
b, Y. Watkins.
BY virtue Of decree Of said Court nj said
to! M in said cnusc, I will, ~ Commissioner
therein, proceed 10 sell to The highest oi der
for cash, in fl Mt cf the Court House door, IN
the city OF Aberdeen, in said county, on
Saturday April 3O1831
at II o'clock m; The southwest quarter Of
section township II, range I, east in said
County. Said sale being for the purpose ct
dividing proceeds the' oof among parties 81. GU
titled thereto under said decree. The title
to the land will be good, but | vii convey
such title az is vested in ne, MS Commissioner
II. 5. GlLLEYLEN, Commlssioner.
March 80, 1851.
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SATURDAY.. Anril 3O,I891
Sheriff Sale.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Monroe County

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Monroe County
Officers of the Court, 80.
VS.. no. 10 90
Jno H. and Are S. Z. Clopten, and le,ol6
BY virtue of two executions which issued
from the Office of Andrew Wood, Circuit Clerk
OF Monroe county. Miss, and in tavor Of OF
ficers Of Court. and againS' jno II. ard Mrs
S. E. Cloptdl; The first for ne sum Of lrty,
two dollars and ten cents 1882 l0,lthe second
for fftv-niue dollars and eighty-three cents.
besides the cost OF suit, lhave this daylevied
upon the following lands belonging to the
said defeudaAts. in TIL C0untyet 6icnroe and
state of sii eissippi.fo- wit: All of section 30,
TOWNSHIP 10. range e. aud southeast quarter
section g. township 10, range 6, which will
fer for sale in front OF the Court House dco"
in the city Of Abardeen, ON
Tuesday, April %, 1891
to satisfy said execution and all costs. Sale
within legal hours.
This, the 18th day of March, 1881.
Il. L. SYKES, Sheriff.
March 81, 1881
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Subscriptions and orders for Daily and Week
ly Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals of
all Kinds received at publishers prices, ana
promptly attic nded TO.
All kinds of reading matter VIII be furnishes
from my News Nehot to those who wish to su b.
scribe by the week or month. A tine assortment
OF Cigars always on hand.
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The business viii be continued at the old
stand, in tho nfne Of A. L. Burdine IL Co.
F.BURDlNE 4 90.
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Dissolution Notice.

The cepartnership heretofore existing nu
der the firm name and style of Shell IL Bur
dine, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Az. Burdine = Co having purchased tho entire
interest, assume all liabilities Of said firm;
and is alone authorized to collect and recent
for all claims due said firm Of Shell g. Bur.
dine, from and otter this date.
JAS D. SHELL,
a, H. BURDNE,
2, d. BURDtNE.
Aberdeen, Miss, April lst, 1881.
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New Advertisements.

"a - " liz 4 n -C - zaE1EB
BY addressing gro. T. ROUELL & Co. 10
Spruce St., New York. cen learn the exact cost
OF any proposed lineof AuvERrtsING In Alacli-
can Newspapers. 100 page Pamphlet, s5e.
, 1881-09-11
GENERAL NEWS.

The revised New Testament is nnw regularly
used in the ,,upits Of ut least twenty leading
Presbyterian churches in New York.
The I'ist..tAutla Congregational Association,
,yt1.,.r .,rsr recorded meeting w:s hcld 1U years
4,s'. will celebrate its centennial 11ext tctober-
u new 1uissit,tla:. society catlssl tho Frln:cl-
ical Association u;l behalf OF the Ecrr1l;ln
Professionals i'll .Amcric bus been formed 1T Isar-
men, Germany
Mr. ki1nb:;lt, tho "chu1rh debt I;li:tr, has
thus far l:lporcu III behalf Of 1iO churches, leiu,
Instrumental in raising FROM church members
tic respectable sum Of $lI,U00W.
i single Methods. college, tho Ohio Wesleyan
University. is represented by two missionaries
i'll japan, SIX III China. three in India, one in
Italy, TWO i'll south america, and one III .cxico.
Tho New Testament has just been translated
into the Corcan !anSuAge. and 1t woman of
Glasgow promises 10 prNi.le b;lf the salary OF
The first C0rcan evangelist for the first i've
years.
Convention ri tEe Maritime Provinces. ut East
Yarmouth. Nova Scotia. WlS attended by more
than NU delegates, and w;ls one of the lur.cSt
meetings vi the body that ever assembled
The Rev. John \. KEN, OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South, ut Alexandria, Va, has
nit. by means IF which he preachrs regularly TO
in invalid member at tsOmtAdis1ance away. The
communication il complete. and the lady he:lrS
the sermon distinctly and every part OF the
service us well.
The Oho Congregational churches hive gnincd
50U III membership the past year. according 10
Tie last minutes. The association includes
seventeen churches that are i'll l'cnnsyIvun1ia-
West Virginia. and Kentucky The total be-
ucyolent contributions are S65,5is, WINCH IL q
, 1881-09-11

bcrs were very heartily encored. beside nun'er-
otls chDruscs urtisti.aily rendered by tho class.
the following numbers constituted IN en1oyanie
" c: Collin, vi Chicago; an Italian song, by
Mrs: J. T. Clark, Of Chicago: ivy Green by
Prof koot: and - Battle Prayer by j. AlliiK-
ton; Of rrecport,. Ill. Mrs Clark rccitea ~
Leak i'll the bike
Mr.. John No!:cr, who is we'll known to mil
slctl circles. las retired fr1sn the music ost-
nrs and returned to the profession teucher.
.lr. Mo:er commenced his career it, Chicago IN
IN. :lS ore;inst nj the First Eu:tArinn Church,
and has ALSO t'ccn professionally cugagcd as
GrEnnist nIlt Mtl%it'n director Of the {:crluan1a
AMI t'rphenS ,Ntun+rchurs- lfc intends TO de-
vote his time to piano and organ teaching.
the position, of ol.:tusr in tho Jefferson PARK
Presbyterian church. We wish Mr. Noltcr sue
cess IN tho old duties which he has takcn u'
:tfie>h.
cscntn:- ut the 'rh'ri l'uta1i:.n Church. corner
OF MongOt and Lutlin streets. Il, enjoy the 1l,l-
syal and dsau'ats t'uTertaililrnt given in cnnl-
ttrsl.:.i from ts.Astnu. where for thu pnst year
:he has i.alats1rimls's 'i"s'tsl h..r time
w@ " tue Sy var s ", sss "x,si,c1 T'e on r0F:a a
cach number was very rsct'i1asiy rendered
The orenEs piece w:.s. .s:.'ld marrs' V forthe
s'n1osition well ~ 1n., l,:ayin. showed thar
this yh,s:: 1:l,i is .l..Stirci 10 make his mark
t"tn Il; o;':.nist and composer: 'iloratius at
excellent manner, ,fh, singing, Of ..to,u' ::
Hello. frs'n - Lucrexia Nnrga. l,H Miss Ger
aldinc Morris, enthusiastically received.
Her voice i II soprano "f large range. very
sylnpathetc, and well stiaptr'i 10 conccrt-s:ny-
Ing ot the opcra1ic style.
NEW NI~1C.
t!.s..iatd antI t'hicayn: :. ErainartIs Sous
..Fals, 1T. lii=!lia:'.ls .l. W. Reed; transcript
tions of .'tir,il,-t;iro1l:l au,, Ia 1olc Par
iur.l$c, hy I1ol-t: Far from, Thy Side
sons: and chorus, ts .:.orx. " t'crs'.y: 'Tua
lts antt Iiy." hy Harrison M!irsl: "'Str:.wbcr-
ries .tnsl i:''a'lti'ni .tts. hy .lulc: L;.forre.
taur'> New Musical Dictionary Of Technical
Terms t:nn'ny'.! iii Musi.ui Scicncc and .Art,''
by 1,'tuiail H. i4;I1lt.,
The Fi.'s:nn,s o. li:.r,vs.nv aud Mus:cal
tnnp,.itlen.' t'S Karl Mcr&. editor or Brain
tt1f'S -Hu.,tt Itt,!{,f.
t:rainas,s lh't!;,r M,srat Library" Eul.
VIII. 'fti"1:l Ut 1fnt. atolstction ot brilliant
"'tro,irriS TT. tAt"iF operas uf the tay for thu
piaufarte. by littnrit .lihnrs.
fruin""iS :'n:tnl H"'id fer Septemler II
jsist "ur. containing. story. The Village
lsanl': i biography I'll Sln.l r. W,lrrcn: Eun-
tatloaal Hints: iIvt: Ia-.s ut editorial matter:
anu "ttrfs frs':,: 'Ncry quarter, bc$ldcs several
musical ssrttfDf,s