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Iron County register., 1881-11-17
CUPID At SCHOOL.

AN ARGUMENT FOR Co-EDUcATIoN.
Young Cupid was his mothers joy,
child of most bcwtching looks;
A I'd yet he was a naughty boy,
because he would not mind his books.
Some things he studied well, tits true,
For what he knew he got by neart
And learned to practice all he knew;
so eV Verybody called him smart.
Co education came in vogue
The new idea pleased him well.
NOW, lads and lasseS," isped the rogue,
II ii teach you ali to love a SPELL"
Such words as "dear," "divinest, ;" ssmaid,"
Ny angel" sweetheart" "darling,''
The school soon 1earned-they even played
With lctters-letters learned to love.
The teacher taught the "Isule of Three"
They asked was there no Rule of Two,"
She said, ooh no! that could not be-
But Cupid said there was, he knew.
Geography seemed pastime gay:
The lads found Nancy" ''Charlotte,' y
The maidens soon found lovers Bay"
Then Hearts Content,"-the Isle of
Dull grammar grew as sweet as song.
That nouns have gender all could see,
That adjectives to nouns belong,
And nouns and certain verbs agree.
"This verb is active" whispered John:
II love, dear Jane-this tells the truth"
Blushing she pointed further on:
Pass1ve, for you are loved, dear youth y
81 would be loved,'' hummed Mabel J.
'Ah! that's the moodr spoke Tommy S.
Surprising her). "And if may,
'Pll call you 'sweetheart'-may I?' eyes y
"If were loved,'' sighed Mary Gold,-
"You are" =" cried Aft, II do declare!
I'm only waiting to be told
To parse am loved Oh, may 1, fair?"
OF course he might how could she be
SO cruel as to tell him "nay"'
So Cupid danced for very glee,
While grew the school from day to day.
o naughty Cupid! thus to fool
Your Mother Venus, throned above,
And, while she boasts you love your school,
Bewitching all the school with love.
-Scri6ner's Century Magazine.
Iron County register., 1881-11-17

employees, violated the faith which other o.
GERS of the Department had In them
The letter of the Secretary transmitting the
Meline report says: "SOon after assumin0
the duties OF Secretary OF the Treasury, my
attention was called to alleged abuses OF the
disbursement of the contingent fund OF the
Department., which was under the Immediate
charge OF the Custodian. and under the gen.
eral supervision of the Chief Clerk of the
Department. and appointed q committccto
look into the matter, rs had been the custom
OF the Department in such cases. I became
convinced that certain Irregularities and
abuses existed IN that branch of the service,
and as had some doubts of the legality of
the appointment OF the Gust dan. I estah-
lished the Office on June IL. 1881, and by gen.
eral order July I. 1881. reorranfzed the uffice.
1t was my intention. so soon as my more
pressing public duties would permit, to have
OF the Treasury Department by the appoint
ment OF competent committees TO collect
necessary dai cn which Co base proper action
TO secure public economy and y omote tho
best interests OF the public service. but tho
OF the President suspended
further action I'm that direction.
Iron County register., 1881-11-17

"A tailor in New Jersey who had a
case in court lately undertook TO bribe
the Judge by pretending to him that
there was q wager regarding his size.
and, after measuring him. leaving ut
his house vest which was an exact fit
But it didn't work. and the ingenious
tailor was openly rcprimanded in court
Iron County register., 1881-11-17

The way the ever-cleaning house
keeper reads it-''In the midst of life we
are in dirt. .''-Burlineto HdtCkeye.
Iron County register., 1881-11-17

"A butcher in Somerset County. Pa.
has not tasted meat of any kind in fifty
years.
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- VIII Sgs ss e a5gy June as .l' ~
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NlneiCGl 3ueirrmcnto.

DVEkTlSlMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK IRIBC ~ WILL ~ PECkINED Al Ills
pTor'N ono -. 80. i2Ns Broadway. c0rn"r lhny-
att Sos west Trertt thtrl-t. 'olu,r ilgth aya-
80 ~ T,urt.cuih ~ ,Sruel uon s9uar. 10 ihii-
v. cor,er Port al. At the HARLEM Offttf,
~ pOl sod 2soe lhirl ys., CpmsI ono hundred eodS
-.,. .'.h 40 ~ > u. ~ Eui-i oiics ratea
DEATTY'S ORGANS, % stops, II 0ctayeS
reeds sos d octave Pianos Sli5. Great bargains ld
catalogue FIttl. Address BEATTY. Wellington. =. j.
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Amnsemenfs.

| RlJ0U Opera House, Bway, near 3Oth-st.
II Every evening at = Matinee ssturdayst2
THE WILBUR OPERA CoMPAYI' IN THE MAscorr1
Opera Comiquo by The composer Of" oiiyette.'
| GRAND CONCERTS,
VI cOMMENcING JUNEl5
oA FTr TIE fSoN s ATP MGBB55SrHT S6.s
BY cap Pay Ian& RLaR No n N2aT o o.
Every Afternoon and ~ ming
Coolest resort and nnest marine in the world
HANEyERLY,SNIBL0'S GARDENTHEATRE.
III Ricts oRielNAL coMIQrE oPEI:& coMfhNy:
n,,,,r FIFTY VOICES ~ CHORUS.
49,, or the Iewariof yniue io'
Nca scenery and costumes. increased ., "a ~"
Aliln't' Wednesdays and saturdays pm.
HAYERLY'S 18th STREET THEATRE
Il The greatest sncr'~s known IN years
THEArat ~ srccEssrS
st. B. G, ii Kits. "''
IL a. NJ, ag'@ u, r'f ,i iei4Teot
m,rrIIIIE, GW2MbH I96H H RS NtfInn,v
MAPpII,S-D,YE. SQUARE THEATkE.
The c GHIAr - MNEE ArritVrio<. : rHRcIcAb
TIE rhoLE~~oH. Nre -ecrory5 ITiiE rR0FIs.oR
TiI FFi3FfF-.@ 4 aoa THE ,i. f FFi @S c,3
n r 2cn. are Kept 800 a4o.' continuous isugatcr FuJ
Box oi'e opru 'i,y 'ron am toogop.m m.
METROPOLlrAN CONCERT HALL
UNA ii DoLt Gl, t., Conductor ..ah is.''iN'
ADMISSION. 2,c. RoXr., A.. - AID a. ExrRI
F,oVi' libf' ," '-''''
- restaurant ami -o oi'nd'. ani evening"
pOSrrONEMENT.
on oc,o,o, ., g. Sr s2cItIY ....,..oo
"rsni Summer Iirht ics.'n at o. .aIs, o.'eaera
wE6>febhi. u 81 H.
Tickets ISSUED for thr nm inst valid
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Snmmer neeorte.

WINDSOR HOUSE, Ocean Beach, " j., will
w OIen June 10 GI-O. W. pAULLIN, Proprietor.
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Gouuirn Doar0 n0dnlt0.

GUNNER BOARD wanted for gentleman,
- wife, three eli ,cn and nurse line ~ Greenwood Lake
Railway. between Mou cir and Great Notch stations. sd
dress stating terms. g. q. F j.. d. Box 81, NcWiDiA
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Gnmmer Resorts

SuW!Ntl blSoAh" ......>
-- So5cc-,,IITTTFJJL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
DE.r.ece Hall" RauApO. llocsiand County S'SS
ore Esi. SSliHodstioas moderate terms
shSe :,,pry having a fine place in the country;
A aec airy rso@s Ilei York Would tax, Two or three
bali lIs board terms reas2naos fS9
AVON DEtSIIIiii lose ISLAND ~
n .. viii open early in Jane a. a HrstciaNs lauiY
sosf Hebrews IIi f "a WINCHESTER Proprietor
,eidvin House, Ncwbprg- hudson, row I2Ny
Cpsa hons cSy "a ~, ia @ r0uns ai shade
s ecse,,se end Tor panplle'.
bus l., mo MONT HOUSE. New BRIGHTON, Staten
iioI rSS3 S,s from Hf is3n% Tr partca.
lokins hss as above at LennoS iious" - ''ir"'e
hrn ~,r. MOST POPULAR RESORT.
ID NAPih~ ,ns .ia Combines WITHIN .ell every re
900 ZEE cony.ieucr and comiori Special season
sSs9ss open iro" June GE9iGE " KirTELLE, Manager.
nrocK ISLAND, Il. I.-Occan View Hotel,
b FL, gci s ias ina a so'' s i''' Viii gs,
sssaaoistc. $40 gaeNN'i I. Nam Mnna s' '"
%,0sRD af Cornwall for : adults hours
O ;os New YORK 90 and =? Address HlsCND
~ pMoantaiu,i'le, "rans" Ca" y. !.
s %otRD ot ,hc Catskins 50 per week pleas
~ sn' 'yS,cS'York. Address ELMER SMITH Freehold
,.ONpO-GO board M moderate prices
HpFissia minute walk Of depot Ilcntv shade msh
II s"iii l. hours irom SewNolk. Adde'S W ~ H.
erounorr s,s We-tchcstcr County. y. \.
..p,VCU COTTAGE. Del. Water Gap Pa
49, onsu terms reasonable. Bias compton, fi'P
c,pr ANN.-Bass Rock House, Good Han
}AL l. nh Gonee,ter Mas Finest sur bathing ahi
" poa ON the Atlantic coast S,nu l9i Illustrated
eeetnaa :Srri lag Cape Ann Ms r.. q. hi''" y
I,TcKUL MOUNTAlNS.-Rcach Grove
"a - miles from Caiskill mile rom post and cir'
" u v ,Ir ;ulu she'd with fresh -i' mix, tfSN E'-
faph JIM srr,s and - per week city itfcint' gwen
tables rnir address r. Il. WILLIAMS. Beach Grove
pcase fast Durham Greene o. ---
C4TSKILL MOUNTAlNS.-Farm hoHse; new
4 80 ~ mountains for miles. shady no mahtht p3n"
y ,ie'r,rb daily mail ond stage hoih way 81" NaiSN
ssS rnces exchanged :. H. JOHNSON bUrhdh' "l''ho
Co, n Y
Ct.TsKITL. N.Y.-CIcckSld side House now open;
[ asaoeI rates Tor sud Jane; b"alng bathing aud
hos,s irce Photograph and particulars see
nSsrIes Rear Froncls Hotel or address H. = 70 Lit
CONGRESS HALL
" SARATOGA SPRINGS
oppNs FOR THE SEASON JUNE lS
RATS IS 80 AND - PER DAY
CLINENT & WILKINSON.
C0JTYTRY BOARD AT a farm house; pleas
ami locaiion; fine view 81 IN" mountains; hrte rNf1
ayv rr,uls. good table plenty OF fic-h milk butter
AMI further particulars address c IT,
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CITIZENS LINE.

= /, Note thaneriu loclt on NEW STEAMERS SARA
IpHA aHl CITY or TROY leave daily except SATURDAY
from PIE. No 80 N0fth rf foot nf Chr-fpper-~t
nectnc with morning trains ior tho NoTth West
IN lr- al Aib.uv.
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HOTEL Kenmore.
HOTEL SHREW sBURY
I AKEAUBURN MINERAL SPRING WATER

NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY
For Brights disease all diseases Of kidneys liver and
stomach Also rheumatism, plies, tuuOrs dTOpsy and
lara. send for book, free
Wholesale and retail mt,
WILLIAM II JACKSON. Fine Grocer.
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ArRIRN spRINn HOTEL

1900 Broadway. coraCr 9th &.
Refer to Dr. A. b. Whitney. Ply s!cln aud surgeon. b.
Vest J0th-st.
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Radgp, .I Hoqse NsSsdEs 'o S
ID 0?ea ho,a tr, al not: nme grounds aid shade hec
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VI aXicO Flour
The best in the market at
MATTHEWS & BEEMAN.

Call at w. J. Wilkes Hardware store
when you want first class Buggy OF
Spring wagon.
d. Baird has some very fine and ar
tistic monuments and memorial
tablets at his marble works. BARGAINS
are now offered. Cal. and see him.
If you want anything IN their line
will pay you to go to No. So, west
side, they won't be undersold.
You will find everything that is kept
in a tirst-elaSS grocery store at F. NJ.
Browns
1t you want to do yourself and fam
lily justice. buy your groceries at F. NJ
Browns.
Don't fail to go to Dean & Griffin s,
west side, for your groceries they
keep only the best
Take your produce to Maeruder.
Call around and see J N. Dodson. the
new grocery man. Newton e. Changers
old stand
Staple and fancy grocerles-can't be
beat on quality and pr:ce-at Wilkes
and Wizards.
The place to buy first class Buggy
or Spring Wagon is at Wilkes Hard
ware store.
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Mondays Daily.

Mondav's Daily.
Tho insurance business seems 10 b,
on a boom in kirksville.
number Of our citizens have taker
out life policies recently.
joe Taylor's family will yet t75U
from benevolent societies Of which be
was 4 membe:.
Guiteaus trial begins to-day. Insan.
it,y is the grounds upon which the de.
tense will be conducted.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Frank Quinn, is lying very Ill, at her
residence in this city, and that her re-
covery is considered very doubtful.
There was no seryics at the Baptist
church SUNDAY night.
We are sorry to hear that Ned Halla-
day is laid up with Q stiff neck.
h. Foelker Is putting up neat little
dwelling northeast oft square few
blocks.
The eighth number OF the Common
School Visitor will be issued this week.
We are glad to learn through DR.. s.
L. Sage that TheO. Meyer has fair pros
poets for \ recovery from his terrible
accident.
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"Wednesday Daily.

We regret to learn that Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. R. Brewington's little son, For.
REST. died this morning Of diphtheria.
Funeral takes place tomorrow after
noon at 5 O'Clock from The family resi-.
dence.
Mr.. c. c. Crandall. one OF our
Brashear patrons, has determined to
locate in Illinois, and leaves this
week for that purpose. We
regret to lose him from our county.
He goes to Ford county IN the north.
east section Of the state.
Miss Ella Willis left Yesterday morn
ing for Lathrop, Iowa, where she goes
to teach. She came IN and subscribed
tor the GRAPHIC befoi starting.
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A Sea Of Glass.

Those glass top counters at
Harlan Bros. enables you to
see the boss stock of notions
in Kirksville OF anywhere else.
Call and see the 81 ass sea.
Some stores tell you they don't
have two prices but we do
have two Prices-Miss Hattie
Price to wait on the ladies and
Mr.. Ben Price to wait on the
gentleman ard these two
Prices will sell you goods
cheaper than those that claim
TO have no two prices.
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For rent the old Journal Office.
Ma. BAYLOR
Baylor & Miller want to see you.
Baylor & Miller for clothing.
Always examine our goods before
you buy. BAYLOR Il MILLER.
Cvercoats and clothing at Baylor &
Miller.
BAYLOR & Miller for late style cloaks
and dolmans.
Merchant Tailoring at Baylor i Mil
ler's.
Baylor l. Miller for Boots and shoes.
Baylor & Miller will not be under
old.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Hats.
Boots e. Shoes, and everything at Bay
lor & Mlllers.
Baylor s. Miller have the goods you
want.
Baylor & Miller viii save you money
See those nobby hats at No. So.
Furrow take. the lead on Queens.
ware.
Charcoal for sale at
Nj. T. Der ,amer's.
A full line of Ready made cloth:n
John Caskey's. 6
Save your home from FIRE by insuring
with Mendell {: Thompson.
Dent fail to 90 to No SO, west sop!
before buying elsewhere.
Remember, Matthews 4 Beeman pay
cash for produce.
Another carload OF that celebrated
Glasgow Flour at F. NJ. Browns.
&c. Thatcher has sold his interest in
the Insurance business to Mendell 4
thompson.
The Studebaker Wagon with the
new patent truss axle, at Wilkes hard
ware store. Farmers call and See it.
John Caskey says he does not have to
lie on his fellow merchants in order to
sell goods.
Buggiesand Spring Wagons offered
cheap and warranted first class at W.
Wilkes.
John Caskey has more goods than
he wants and will sell. See him be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Full suits at No. 50, west side, 10
per cent cheaper than any other house
in north Missouri for the same kinds of
goods.
Headquarters for tho best saving
machines in Kirksville. Call and see
me and be convinced.
D. s. GUIPE.
At the Normal Book Store.
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Baylor L Miller for Dry Goods.
Baylor & Miller, South. West Corner

Baylor 1 Miller for Dry Goods.
Baylor & Miller, South. West Corner
Fire proof oil cloths at John Caskey.
Fresh oysters IN any way you desire
at Maynard's.
Miller & Cos. Meat Market for nice
resh and clean lard,
Buy Jour lard at Miller & Co.'S. Meat
Market.
Maaruder's is the place for staple and
fancy groceries.
Lessons in drawing and painting a:
Tinsmaa's art studio.
Nav barrelled plckels.-verv nice at
Mavnard's.
Charcoal tor sale at
NJ T. DeReamer's.
Go 10 Dean L. Griffin for Sugar &
Coffee Cheap.
All kind of Country Produce at Dean
& Grifiin's
If you want cash for your Butter and
Eggs take them to Dean i Griffin.
New barrelled Pickles, very nice, at
Maynard's.
AL styles of overroatings at No sS.
west side.
Magruder the new grocery man.
Crawford & Angaier's old stand.
Dress Flannels and Shoodah cloth
at BREwrNGroN's.
Latest styles dress goods are at
Brewington's.
Fine line OF Queensware. Glass and
decorated ware at BURROWS.
Wanted all to see Il :, new goods at
Brewington
Fair dealing at John Caskey's or no
sale.
Latest style dress goods at G. R.
Brewington's.
Dress Flannels and Shooda cloth at
GEO. r. BREwINGToN's.
New stock OF choice candies for the
fall tradsjust coming In at Mavnard's.
Large arrival Of all kinds of Califor-
MIA fruit at F. ". Browns.
A Shngerland has complete set OF
title abstract books. VI. side square.
Wanted Immediately, one thousand
men. women and children, by d. c.
Pierce, our popular groceryman under
the Parcels House to buy his large stock
OF groceries which he will sell cheaper
than any one else.
The report that J. {. Thatcher is out
of the insurance business Is not true
He still holds forth as the leading in
surance man in town. representing the
safest and most reliable companies IN
which be is ready to insure Your prop
erty at the lowest rates. He can be
found over Such &Long's boot and shoe
store.
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The kirksville post Office receives
$I7oo per znnum-or about $I4o per
month BY rigid economy and close
attention to outside business frugal
man can manage to shin along. We
do not know what the extra commits
sion on NJ. Os. amounts to. but We pre-.
sumo it does not go very far toward
paying cheap clerk hire-The allow.
anee ought to be raised, SO that man
could devote his whole time to it.
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NO go.

III kinds of casslmeres and worsted
suitingi at No. SO, west side Of the
squat Finest and largest stock ever
brougi to Kirksville which will be sold
lower than the same goods can be
boug'' at any other house in town.
call and examine the goods and satisfy
yourself.
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Farmers should remember tina. un-
der our present ordinances COWS are
not allowed to roam at large with in
the fire llmits-within one block OF the
square. II they do the town will be
responsible for it, The foraging of
COWS on farmers wagons has been an
lntolerable nuisance for wears past.
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BETTER THAN GOLD.
The Best Threat and Lung Medi-
cine Of the Age Is Marsh's
Golden BalSam.

Not one of the thousands who have
used Marsh, Golden. Balsam in thi'
city, has ever made a complaint that il
did not do ali claimed for it. Kan
sas City Times.
"Your Golden Balsam is decidedly
the best Throat and Lung medicine Of
the age. 1t has cured me of bron
chisl affection and chronic cough az
ter all other remedies failed. 1T. J.
Walker, Denver, Col.
my friends and the doctors said |
had Consumption, | used Cod Liver
Oil and various remedies without de-
irving any benefit. Your Golden Bal
sam has cured me. prize your medl-
cine very highly. It is better than
gold" H. l.. Thomas, Dallas, Texas,
Marsh's Golden Balsam is for sale by
w. G. Fout & Bro. Kirksville, and by
prominent dealers everywhere. Large
bottles 80 cents and 81 20, Don't fail
to try it.
HART the jeweler, with Geo. r.
Brewington, east side.
The newest stock in town ~ now at
Geo. r. Brewington's.
CuaRcOAI. for sale at
M. I. DeReamers.
Best 50 cent Jeans and 81 Corset
the market at BREwINGToN's.
Mendell e. Thompson represent the
largest inSurancies in North Mo.
When you want nice tea or coffee call
at Magl uders S.
Mendell & Thompson represent the
oldest and largest fire and life insul
ance companies in the world.
Best so ct. Jeans and s1.0O corsetts
in the market at BREwINGToNs
Buggies and Spring Wagons gong
cheap at w. ]. Wilkes.
Gall at w. j, Wilkes and get one of
those handsome spring wagons.
Big line of queenswsre. glass ware,
etc. just in at Wilkes and Wizards
south side square.
A car load each of the StudeQaker
and Moline wagons Just received at W.
j. Wilkes. These wagons need no re-
commentator. They are the best
made and 1t always pays to buy the
best.
Go to W.. Wilkes for your wag ms.
Taking into consideration tile quality
Of the wagon, he will supply you for
less money than any other house IN
town.
DAVIS & Shererr will pay the highest
price for frst-class beef. If the farmer
looks to his interest he will go and see
them before selling. They also sell as
low as the lowest. either by the pound
or by the quarter. Go and see them.
Northeast corner of the square.
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Public Sales.

Homer Smith will sell at his farm,
5 miles northeast of Kirksville, on Mon
day NOV. 2lst number of grade short
horn COWS, heifers and calves. Some
sheep and lambs, also hay and many
other articles usually found on q farm,
including sulkay rake and moving
machine. K. w. Nears auctioneer.
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Gard Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Shell wish to express
their most sincere thanks to their KIND
neiphbors and friends who extended to
them aid and sympathy during the last
illness of their darling daughter.
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IN Gigantic Cslerel Msstsdea
Minister'S.

The Original Gigantic Mastodons--a
company Of colored comedians and
musical artists, made their first appear
auce At the Broadway Theatre last
vening to an overwhelming audience
filled with uproarious laughter and
applause. provoked BY the innumera-
BILE new and funny acts. Their hits
pom the times are of the most colnical
nature. with which the entertainment
abounds. and which follows on each
other with such rapidity that the tun
on the stage was continuous, and the
merriment among the audience incess-
ant. 1t would he almost impossible to
snumsrate all the funny sayings. com.
ical hits and ludlcrous acts. songs, &c.
Ben Green was inimitable, and when.
ever he was on the stage the audience
was convulsed with laughter. Ton,
Gales, the funny little old Mig, in his
songs, dances and specialties was com.
icsl in the extreme, while Fred LYONS,
the big mouthed banjnist. who is indis.
putably the greatest living colored
comedian. seemed at times overlooking
with that clean sparkling wit that the
vast audience at times lost control of
their faculties. and the ladies and gem
tlemen alike would scarcely find time
to recover from their hysterical fit of
laughter-wipe away their tears-oe-
fore again it would be one continuous
roar. The company are all good. far
above the average Of their white imita-
tors. Ifyou want a good and whole
some laugh, 90 and see the Gigantlcs.
IN. Y. Tribune.
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PJsnoA

MI. ]. w. Martin, in addition to his
handsome line Of organs, keeps the
leading pianos, both square and up
right. He has on exhibition At his
sale rooms-No. SO, west side Of the
square. handsome upnghts and square
Smith American, Guild, Emerson and
Kimball instruments. Which he sells
low for cash.
Mr.. R. D. Magruder is in receipt Of
a nice line of Queensware and Glass
ware, bought at lower figures than
any house in Kirksville.