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4snottatit Nottll~sst.
Views on Science.

Mr.. EDITOR In alluding to the
above subject trust you will pardon
me if digress a little from nv former
practice in writing. Perhaps, howev
or, if understood fguratively, the di.
gression would not appear TO be very
much.
The principle OF science, like all 9th.
er good principles if properly applied
will become very useful both here and
herafter But as | make no preten.
sions to understanding the principles o.
Philosophy or Science, therefore | de-
sign in this article briefly, to allude tc
the celebrated lectures delivered at oul
School Hall, recently.
| did net have the pleasure of listen
ing to the London orator, for two very
prominent reasons; one was the lack OF
means to pay my admission fee, and
the ether that the invitation was only
extended to the intelligent citizens OF
Napoleon-and at this late day | would
not like to be trespasser.
was informed by some of his list
eners that his first two lectures were
very interesting. They must have been
SO when he alluded to and recon-
mended building very nice and at
tractive building, he sure and make II
very attractive and furnish all the ne
cessary implements for diversion, such
as billiards, cards and dice; also a IL
brary, consisting Of the most popular
literature of the day. All this for the
express. .i,enefit OF the young men. No
whisky is allowed to come into these
enclosures. Never mind, the Local Op
ton Bill will take care of that But as
am little partial towards the young
ladies, | would suggest that part OF
this attractive and magnificent build.
ing be appropriated for their specia
benefit also. But as ] design to bt
brief | will allude to the Professor
third lecture.
l only speak from a knowledge o
WudJ l lcdIue'l llOlll ooIlic VI Ills ltoIOh
ers as touching the Adamite man. /
being out Of his power as it is with al
scientists and as it is with all biblica
scholars to locate the garden OF Eden
he takes his audience into cave 10
Gated somewhere in England, in ordel
to find some old relics, and as some O.
his hearers expressed it, his bottom fel
out
| cannot forbear alluding to an eX
preston that he made to a private in
dividual, which was.in substance this
That. If be had boy ten years old tina
could not give better description o
the Universe than Moses did, he woulc
chastise him for his ignorance.
Once more and l will close my re
marks for this time. When men con
slider the Universe as not the work
manshir of God and the habitation o
His love and wisdom, but as the work
manship of nature and the habitatior
of the suns light and heat alone, they
close up the superior parts of theil
minds against the admission Of God
and open the inferior parts thereof fol
the admission of the devil, whereby
they divest themselves of the nature OF
men and acquire the nature of beasts,
not only believing, but actually max
ing themselves like unto them; for they
become foxes in cunning, wolves in
Gerceness, leopards in treachery, tigers
in cruelty, and crocodiles, serpents, ants
and bats, as to the respective natures
of those animals. J. W. Fl.
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Adjourned

mine poy Hans" said SniggIefritz to
friend. "is the piggesht pig dere vas in
Galveston" "What did he do?" "Vell
I sends him the under day to the
groshery to pring me pucket of peer for
mineself all alone, and, pi shiminy, he
drinks himself almost pint on de way
Ne,cS.
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Legal Notice.
J Ohm Reed, Plaintiff,

Rebecca A. Reed, Defendent.
Court of Common Pleas Henry County, Ohio, Petition
for Divorce.
- EBECCA A. REED, whose place of residence is
~ unknown, is notified that John Reed, on the 18th
day of December, $50, filed in the Court of Common
Pleas of Henry county, Ohio, petition alleging in
substance the marriage of said plaintiff and defendant
the willful absence Of defendant from plaintiff for
more than three years last past, and asking divorce
from the said Hebecca A. Reed The defendant is re-
qured to appear and said petition on or before
the 2Sth day of January, 1881.
HAAG RAGAN, Attys for Plf.
Dec. 80, 1SS0.6t 5000
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Boston Globe: Michigan has produced
a pig with trunk. This thing should
be checked.
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CISTERNS.

T WISH to say for the public benefit that 1 am pre-
/ pared to furnish Ciserns of any dmention OF
short notice.
They shall be made of good material and I will also
furnish Coal Tar at nominal price. They will bt
furnished for eight dollars less than former prices
And do not hesitate to say if properly put in they
are much more durable than Cement Cistern, from
the fact the Cement Cistern is quite liable to
by frost while the pine Cistern is not.
Sept. 8, 1S80.-tf J.W. HUDSON.
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"a n n week in your own town. SIS Outfit free.
%HH No risk. Reader, if you want business
WV at which persons of either sex can make
great pay all the time they work, write for
particulars to Fl. HALLETT Il Co., Portland Maine. 1y
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General Insurance Agency.
Fire Insurance.
Life and Accident.

Equitable Life Insurance Company $3s, ,OOO, 90
Travellers Accident Company .............. 100000
Special inducements offered on good farm risks. In
sure against fire and lightning. We pay for stool
killed any where ON the farm.
This agency has paid nne-tenths of all the fire losse
in Napoleon since 1859 and in all this time not one los
has been contested by our companies.
We issue accident tickets insuring S3000if killed
and Sl5 week if disabled, for Csc day.
All business promptly attended to.
c. E. REYNOLDS.
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n Nm - business before the public
h AZ You can make money faster at
u work fer us than al anything else
n Az Capital not required. Wewill start
II - u you. $12 day and upwards made
at home by the Industrious. Meu,
women boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for
us. Now is the time. You can devote you whole
time to the work, or only your spare moments. No
other business will pay ou nearly as well. No one
willing TO work can fail to make enormous pay by en-
gagng at once. Costly Outfit and terms free.
great opportunity for making money easily and
honorably. Address TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine. ly
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ANDS in Henry, Van Vert and adjoining counties
Thought, sold and exchanged.
Good bargains in the following:
Splendid business property in town cheap. Residence
property i'll town. Farms in nearly every township
Special-One o: finest farms in cuOn-
ty. Dirt cheap for 30 days.
The famous Arkansas Valley Lands, cheap on long
time.
Will furnish abstracts of title, draw Deeds mortgag-
es, contracts leases and road and ditch papers aud
negotiate loans on long time per cent interest.
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PEAL ESTATE DEEDS and Mort
cash only. ''"T
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9uctrD.
e -
BE AS THOROUGH As YOU CAN

BE AS THOROUGH AS YOU CAN
Whatso'er yon find to do,
DO It, boys. with all your might
Never be little true.
Or little in the right.
Trines even
Lead to heaven,
Trifles make the life of mau;
So in all things,
Great or small thihye
he az thorough as you car.
Let no speck that surface dim
SnntleSs truth and honor bright
To no. give 4 tx for him
VINO snys any lie is white!
He who falters,
Twists or alters
Little atoms when we speak,
May deceive me;
But believe me,
To himself he is Il sncaki
Help the weak if you are strong.
Love the old if you are young,
Own Il fault if you are wrong,
If you're angry hold your tongue.
In each duty
Like II beauty.
lr your eyes you do not shut,
Just ~ surely
And securely,
AZ u kernel in mutt
Love with all your heart and soul,
Love with eye and ear aud touch
That's the mora! of tho whole,
You can never love 100 much
Ills the glory
CT the story
In our babyhoUm Uegun;
Our hearts withouti it
Never doubt it
Are the words without Il sun.
If you think word will please.
Say il, il it is but true;
Words iaay give delight with ease,
When no act Is asked from you.
Words may often
Soothe and soften,
Gild n JOY or heal pain;
They are treasures
Yielding pleasures
II Is wicked To retain.
Whats"'cr YOU find to 10,
Do IL, then, with all your might;
. Let your praye lie strong and true
Prayer, my lads, will keep you right
Prayer in all things.
Great and small things,
Like a Christian gentleman,
Aud forever,
Now or never,
BE as thorough as you can.
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ADV ISEMENTS.
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for the first, and soc per square for
each subsequent insertion. A square
to consist OF the space occupied by TES
LINES of this size type. No advertise
ment considered less than u square.
Fraction over one square or plovc
charged only as fractions.
Semi-Monthly Monthly. or Quarter
ly Advertisements, will be charged
TWO Dollars per square for each iu-
sertion.
Quarterly, Semi Annual or Yearly
contracts will I've made on liberal lrrnrs
the contract, however, must IN all
otses be confined 10 the immediate
business of the Individual contracting.
The number Of insertions mus. he
written on each advertisements. or iheN
will be inserted until ordered out amt
charged accordingly.
Business card one year $40 90.
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LANCASTER MARBLE WORKS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. would

NNE THE UNDERSIGNED would
W respectfully call the attention of
our friends and the public gencralIy.
,o the fact that Lancaster has = Marc,
Yard thar cannot bc eNcrlled fr fine
work M the = ate. He mean ,CItdt tcc
sag. We have now upon the road as
hne ami SELECT stock y marble as las
ever been hF2axht In the State.
In cur marble il found tie three
necessary elements required: DCRA-
EllhII, tii tsAitN t.SS AND
BEAUTY. Tile object OF purchasers
ot marble for the graves of their friends
is to perpctIlatp their memories. 1t
should hc. and no doubt il, the intcn.
tlon of all honest marble dealers t.
fur',isn the most durable material at Il
lair profit The question il, where
Cma wr purchase marbl" that is at
Dnrc BE ~ IIFUL, DURABLE ami
ii ENp? The answer il, Call at the
Lancaster Marble Works.
We are now prepared tu put up. and
viz:
HEAD STONES.
Mon UNI ENTS,
MURAL TABLETS, &c.
VI orders wIli receive prompt at
irnti"m. Cemetery ~ rk II speciality
The puhlic ~I,i lind il To their inter
est 20 give us a cell
Mci,LW EE & NlLLENECNE.
Jan. IL, 1881 Gm.
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VICK'S
illustrated Firai Guide.

For 1881 is All Elegant Book of 40
pages, one cOlored flower plate and 800
illustrations, with descriptions o: the
best Flowers and Vegetables. and di-
rections FOR growing. Only 10 cents.
In English or German. II you after
wards order seeds deduct the 10 cents.
VICR'S SEEDS are the best In the
world. The Florai Guide will tell how
10 get aud grow them. -
Vick,s Floral and Vegetable Garden,
l'5 pRges q colored plates, 800 engrav-
inE-. For 90 cents i'm paper covers
- .m In elegant cloth. In German or
English
VickNs Illustrated Monthly Maya
zine-32 pages, n colored plate In every
number and many Bne engravings
Price Sl.25 year; five copies for S. 90.
specimen numbers sent for 10 cents
trial copies for % cents. Address.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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Spartanburg colorcd people believe
that the stock law has been repealed
by Congress.
When some politicians are weighed
they are found wanting every office in
the country.
Why is q spendthrilt's purse like a
thundercloud? Because it is con:inu-
ally lightning
Why arc people who stu,tcr not to
he relied upon =? Because they arc al
ways breaking their word.
Fifteen thousand new buildings have
been erected i'll New York in the past
nine years.
The Boston Journal Of Commerce
publishes lot dyeing recipes, but
none of them beat the old way Of fool.
ing with All empty shotgun.
A woman near Maregec, France
recently became the mother of eight
children at one birth. None of them
lived.
The salary Of the Emperor of Rus
sia is si0,000,000, but we would not
take the position just now at double
the money.
An equal allowance of the pins
made to the people of the country
gives each one ITO. This is trying to
young women.
No matter how deep a young mans
pocket may be, a colored silk hand
kerchief will inevitable 9oat to the
top and flop over. while soiled linen
rag will sink to the Sottom like
brick thrown in mudpuddla
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th0rloite. Columbia ana !u
guStn Railroad.

GENT FAsSESGER DEPARrMENr.
COLUMBIA. =. c.. MAY, IA 1850.
TUE following passenger schedule,
VIII ncop"ratrd "u and after tins
late:
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AU-
GUSrA-
Passenger Train. No. As, Except
SUNDAY.
Leave Coium%a, oJau
Arrive Augusta, 92unnl
Persons arriving nL Coumhla ON
FRAN 80. - can i.N' Train 40. l.
Tor stations on ADJUST, DiVi, lion. An.
gu>ta rr hey HUnd.
Passenger Train, NJ, AZ, Except
sundays.
Leave ku.H>tp, 3 20 - In
ARRIVE aI oluuIhid, 80 % Iu
Passengers tor Chariot" aud S,a
lio''~ Oh harInttr Division can con
!imu" Their journey hy taninS Train
No, 10.
Passenger Train NO. A.
Leave Charlotte iI17nn,
arrive 'oininhla 2n y ~
l'caH" '"!umb'a ! - p ~
Arrive Augusta, $40 1, m
Connect with South Carolina train
at w. &. i y. Junction for Charleston.
Passenger Train No. As.
Leave Augusta, 6 50 M
Arrive Columbia, lO5jun
Leave tOiumkin, llO2u an
Arrive at Charlotte 4uop ~
Connects AT w. G.. & A. Junction
with the South Carolina train from
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4 Wrong Connection.

Since the adoption of the new syS-
tenn Of calls by members of the tcle.
phone Office many mistakes have oc-
Cured on account of wrong connection
aud some have resulted in amusing
conversations. Recently the tclc-
phone bell i'll q prominent business
house rang and the proprietor pro-
ceeded to attend to the summons. y
female voice WAS heard, and the fo..
lowing questions and answers ensued
Hello"
Yes"
What time are you coming home
to supper to night ?"
"Why, I've been TO supper"
I'D just like to know whom you
took supper with {?
why, with my wife, Of course
How many wives have you any
way P
Look here, whom do you think you
are talking with ?
With my husband, Mr.. -
Not mnch you are talking to Mr..
-
Upon this the gentleman heard n
scream which appeared to be echoed
by number Of other ladies in the
same room.
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ebe SaIeaster cSeeger.
Published every Wednesday Morning
DAVID :. CAREUl,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
ADVERTISEMENTS

For one year, in advance, 81 -
For six months, IS
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Gheraw 4 Chester Rail Road.

OFFICE tHrRAw & CHESTER r R.)
Chester, September ~. 1850.
On and after this date the following
Schedule will lie run on the passenger
train:
Leave toln's Crossing 90 Il m
Leave Lancaster Depot x G3u M
Leave Fort Lawn slOom
Leave RiChhurg s 40 m
Arrive ut hester 10 Uii n M
Leave Chester & 90 a m
Arrive ~ Richburg 4 90 u M
Arrive at Fort Lawn 1 10 Il n,
Arrive at Lancaster Depot ) 90 T. M
Arrive at GOIur' crossing & 30 u N
AiIer tn : Late the train over tnlS
r"au Will !nn daily, making close
connection with other roads
Freights delivered promptly. Pas
-engcrs getting on AT regular dvpots
viii plrasc purchase tickets before riI-
tcrinG car.
w. IL. HARDIN, President.
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Atlantic, Tennessee &Ohio II R.

Atlantic, Tennessee &OhiO II R.
SUPERISTFSpEST's OFFICE.
Charlotte, y. O.. May 10, 1880 !
On aud after Wednesday. May 18th,
1880, the following schedule will he
run over this road:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Statesville 3 so M.
Davidson College, 3 20 ID an.
Arrive at charlotte. COP. IN.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Charlotte, 30 II. m.
Davidson College, IL n. IN
Arrive at Statcsville, 10 As "A. In.
tlose connection made Mt Stat,,.viile
with trains over the Western y. G..
Railroad.
j. J GORMLEY, Sup't.
, 1881-05-15
FURNISHING GOODS,

Fisk, Clark & Flagg's 2-but-
ton, stitched backs, uliver- ..
sal price $500, now = $1.36
A Good All Linen, Sc
4 better one 22c
i A1-Siik ones - 32c
And MANY BETTER ONES.
Any brand, two for Csc
Any brand, per pair, s. 19c !!
100 dozen Scarf Pins, - 19c
so dozen Sleeve Buttons, 4Sc
Former prices OIL above 75c
Ito $3.50.
And MANY BETTER ONES.
"a tirst-class Rubber Coat,
former price $3.50, now $1.S1
4 Lady's Gossamcr Circular,
good one, $l.71
A good strong Suspender, du-
l2Dle, 4Sc
i And BETTER ONES. e:
, 1881-05-15
MY HOME.

Fr The Chieaoo Trfb4ine- .~
When the world to life is waking, aud the dawn
Think sndly of the ones left in that rar-dls-
The home that. in the dawn.ns of my ooyhoo da
left with spirits glowing. In Western lands to
roRm.
There father and a mother, three fair sisters
and brother,
Stood and watched me CROSS the threshold to tho
With tho touch Of their carcssng and the hallow
Ut their blessing
Resting on 'ny head, I left them, eager for the
Years. with joys and sorrows wealthy, have
Grept to their graves so stcalthy.
That seemed not to have known H-tusr to
wake and lind them dead.
0 will the years now hcetlne ever bring again
Shall l see tho eyes Of loved ones-feel their
hands upon my head?
From thai home OF tender sadness, and that
home of buoyant gladness.
Nestled meath the balm q Glleads, nearly all
the loves have nown:
One With dark hnr, two with golden, listened to
the story o!den.
otnef OF nef own. r
But tho one to me tho nearest. the one that l.
loved the dearest. ::
7 see standing in the sunlight. where the lilac
In her eyes tender seeming, as she Of her boy
In the great city Of the West, a thousand miles
away.
All the siiken ties that bound me In that home
are yet around me- - r:
And inpart to re new courage: md uphold mo !: ::
And the Thoughts home loves awaken keep my
purpose e'er unshaken- = =:
FIJI nj Ge1 afa5t ff With "oiu9n to Rgnsf
CHICAGO, Nay H.
, 1881-05-15


Messrs. Ward s. Stanton, Of NewburK. will
next week begin the construction Of a new iron
steam yacht for Mr. JHmes Gordon Bennett.
The piAns and specifications were drawn by Mr..
Stunton some months ago. and sent to Europe
to Mr. Bennett, whD returned them recently
with his approval, and n contract was made with
the Sewburg builders to construct the yacht and
furnish her complete. She is to be finished TN the
l5th Of ne1t December, and wiI! cost. ready for
sea-, 800 600. Mr.. St. Clair ]: Byrne. Of Liver
pool, who built NJ. Henri Say's yncnt Lie Follet
and many other celebrated crnft. bus been
employed BY Mr.. Bennett to superintend the
construction Of the boat. and be wns re-
Gently Ut Newburg.. and, with Mr- Stanton,
went over every detail OF the specif!ca dons- He
expressed htmself much pleased with them. The
yacht is to be Of iron. and is to be bull fully up
to Lloyd's standard for an al vessel. She IS to
be 2i6 feet On deck. 40 feet ut the load-water
line, ~ feet beam, and 18 feet deep from the
base line and II feet inches from the top OF
the floors. Her draft will be, with Goa! and
stores IN board. Is feet inches aft and 10 teet
jnches forward. She will have u flush deck.
only broken by 6nokfng-roou Or social ball
anidsbtps and chart-roOm and pilot-house
well forward. Her rig will be that OF a three
nasted schooner With pole topmast5 Below the
deck her accommodations are to be moro ample
and splendid thnn those Of any yacht yet builtin
this country, and she will be the largest Of any
except that recently built at Baltimore Tor A-
Henri Say.
, 1881-05-15
Some on Business, but More
on Pleasure Bent.
a Railroad Project Intended to
"Bust" the Jehus,
And the Electric Light the Gas
AIon0polists.
Two Hundred Hotels and Four Hun
dred Boarding-Houses.

Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, \. Y, May r.
Among the thousands Ut guests who visit the
Saratoga Springs each year, and who look
&; forward to the recurring seasons with great
pleasure, are vast number who are within
the Jurisdiction and daily peruse the columns
Of The CHICAGO TRIBUNE. Among the
$4,000 people who regularly visitthis famous
sulnme1-resort Chicago and the Northwest
are we'll represented, as may be verified by
glance at any of The hotel registers. While
4 large number come for pleasure, the vast
majority seek the beneficial effects Of the
clear and bracing atmosphere and the eyer
Rnshing waters that flu" from LIE Hta4tn-
GIVING mineral 1onnlalhs! " ~ qn"So w.. ~, ~
Cnlnent divine ana o!d oaolLue, tnS I;,,rr
EEuPer* 10 gam ncaIta aao stIeuetu y, =. .ta..
~ ulueFa! waters colupou4ocu - 80 ,ho
ttaouFa1oTF. aEeau4 IL tu1s ca! Me.,ns.
talohgs at the srSeFdi springs atE unls 1.nror
n.x ana more especia!3y tuAs Lu.s :, 10 70 n",ocr
-'-ss,. ~. co>. r~-prc-rrn
= oslAI4AH4, nus1 '1<1oo~' @1'
.oaratoglans anticipate u'tteiille oo..so.'
won 10 beein. and the ind'ca.ons q. :ue nea
GU ulne po1ht very ia'oiao's ~ ''14s I:t -
aon u us us ''AAse' "it1 snx'a;,,- ;ts .n-
oeet lo'ooo fes1uents' Is u4iue -e .'.,,;,.1,
.eal c1eah1hS' "a'c!nlpiaeo n."+,a., .e. -.
Iuc!uoes everything III ule l'lle u !si''
eou oe1ofe the lapse Oh Hans oass ene ~ -
"n oe IN conplete oroer ioi t1o sp. +ho,- ~
sucs's' no ih:''er no" tl.leA y. ,,n-a | ;s a.,
~aaa % alo III lac', t;.au ule a. y, fha incrcos.
, 1881-05-15
Hall, have about decided: to adopt the elec-
trle light, and may receive kheir current OF cleo
tricfty from the Congress Sprung Park AdJoin-

/ A}.E& GlGC-
tricity from the Congress Sprung Park adJoin-
Electric lights rs means of display have been
| In use at the Grand Union Hotel for two or three
| seasons. They are used here with colored Hluss
rciectors. aud when the ditrused rays aro turned
On On t1s IL The hotei grounds
| maeninoence.
crazc: the public demand must be supplied, and
none understands this better than managers Of
summer-resort institutions.
GENERAL NOTES OF SPRING.
| The Hatforn Rink. adjoining the Hathorn
Spring, In which the American PharMa-
ceutical Association made their splendid dis
play Of drugs during the annual meeting
last September, Is being converted into a
vast bazaar, which will be one Of the new
and pleasing features here the coming SUM
mer.
The Putnam Spring, one of the oldest rlin-
eral fountains at this Spa. has been leased
eNpending 4 considerable amount in erecting
a'commodious batl,-house and retubng the
spring. The water is of an excellent quality,
and the flow Of gas abundant The difficult
taSk Of rctubing has been superintendent By Dr..
The old Ilsd Spring falls in line With the
march Of building improvements, as does also
latter 6eina located :i in in the Gcyserrtfle suburb
OF this village. An extensive battling housc
BY shS 'y the
located near its twin spouter. the Geyscr. the
first natural water elevator developed in this
section
The music here during the sunni season In
wolves large expense and com u,and6 consider
able attention. The morning. afternoon. and
evening concerts embrace some of tho Il nest Sc
lecttons. exauisttly rendered. Prof: c. W.
Stub nnd orchestra. OF New York. vii! return
h G3f1afH 1rfH