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LigOnia Lodge, No. S, 4. o. o. f.
VNHERE will be a Special Meeting this WEnNES-
l. DAY evening, January 18th, at o'clock, for
the purpose of voting degrees. Per order. r.: x.
COLESWORTHY, N. G. JanlSdlt
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I have just received a large lot
fine, White, Embroidered Flannels,
at great sacrifice, and shall sell
the same at a great bargain. At
$1.0O we shall offer several pat
terms that would be cheap at $1.37
1-2 and better grades equally as
cheap.
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We wish to close out all our
yarns and shall offer our entire
stock of yarns of all grades at
about half price in order to close
out at once.
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Annual Meeting.

NyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Il International Steamship Company will be held
at the Office of the company. 40 Exchange street,
on Wednesday, the twenty fifth day of January,
1882 at o'clock D. m, for the choice of officers,
and to transact such other business may properly
come before them.
H.J LIBBY, Secretary.
Portland, Jan. 16, 1882. jsn17dtd
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Annual Reports aad Hleo tion of oncers.
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The Odd Fellows Mutual Relief Association
of Portland, Maine, held its annual meeting
last evening, President G. 81. French in the
chair. The annual reports were presented and
accepted.
sECRETARY's REPORT.
From the report of the Secretary, Isaac F.
Clark, we gather the following statistics
A. ,o,+ o,,,,,,oI ro,,or+ r,a,obaroh;n 1E16
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Maine Lodge had three deaths, Beacon one,
Ancient Brothers, FIVE; Ligonia, four; Har-
mony, one
The sum Of $150o was paid to the family of
each of the above brethren. Total for the
year paid, $24,0OO. Total since organization
was $166, ,161 90. The average age of deceased
members has been 81 years, IA days. Average
age of members admitted, 80 years, months.
II days.
The receipts of the office for the year ending
January 18th were $24,646.21, including bal
G.. Cummings, treasurer, $24,616.09, leaving
balance of $30.12.
Whole number admitted since the organiza-
tion, 1918. Whole number deceased, 1872.
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ODD FELLOWS MUTUAL RELIEF A
ISOLATION.
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From 500 a. m. to $50 p. m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays, open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 a. IN.
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MEETINGS
Widows Wood Society.

A MEETING of the member Of the Widows
"A Wood Society WILDE held at the rooms Of the
society City Building on MONDAY EVENING,
Jan. 49, at TIA o'clock, to hear the report Of the
committee on Bylaws, and to act thereon.
S. H. CoLESWoRTHY, Secretary.
ian7 DIV
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INDICATIONS.
A Letter From Mr.. Muse a,

J. DR.. Tom y. Edwards Chairman OF the
Committee on lnvitatians Of the recent Re.
publican jubilee, yesterday received the fol.
lowing letter from Hon. John W. Mason:
g. l,.} u GRAFTON, ". Va, Oct. 10. 1882.
M. r. 0. Elrarsls. lr1eeGag ,.z..,,,
My D.,n slR:-rour kind Invitation
10 be with you tonight lis at hand. Il /
regret exceedingly that | am com.
PEELED to. iz toregok.s ther pleasure \ OF
meeting the people Of your city, aud Joining
with them In tie celebration Of the grand
victory achieved by the people OF this First
Congressional district, Qli the tenth Of Octo,
Der. b Your noble work has Gladdenedy tho
: hearts Of the people OF the whole State. Il
marks new area In our State politics,
llcnceforth no candidate will rely confident.
" upon the numerical strength Of the polit.
ical organization Of which no is o member
very much will 81 depend Il upon i The
correctness Of tie principles OF which
the candidate Is The !; Representatives
Tho people OF this country :: I, arc
: determined that the Government shall
10 administered ION correct principles
No man will be endorsed by the people who
j advocates Incorrect principles OF government
Or who occupies q doubtful position upon
:, any OF the great lESues OK tue uay. AT M
time In the history Of this country haye party
Z lines been held with 50 loose 3 hand Or III
whip been 50 harmless. Bossisn, has run 1t.
race In West Virginia. The young men o.
The State are marching forward us one man
shoulder to shoulder, likef"'an army will
hAnners," 70 open up and develop oursricl
resources; They. cannot be impeded In tlieil
glorious march BY the: nlosspAcks Of any
lurty. Under tho guidance OF the Gsllanl
young leader VI the First district ''ths boys
k1e marching" Very truly, yours, ~ st.'
/. "a, 49, 5%ssS; TsB J0uN W. MASON. ]
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HELyGJQuS NOTES.
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Tho Churches and sabbath SCHOOLS To.

Ane ChurcleS hnu hnbRath hGhOplB To:
- " az 4 morrow.
4 Services at North Street Methodist Eplsco.
pal Church at 1880 and ! q clock. Preaching
by Rev. E. W. Ryan. --l'l5, :. lTez=
Services at Cbaplne Street N. +. Church
to.morroy at 1880 IN. and 7sr. N. Rev.
Geo. L. Hite, pastor, ,rlI 5 .!s;5 ; r, 4,
r "A gospel temperance meeting will be held
at Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon at $3.50.
The public are most cordialIo invited.
= Preaching in the Third Presby terian Churcl,
by Roy. y. Lyle, pastor, corner Thrift. sey.
enth pnd Jacob stYpels, at 1890 A. NJ. md J ?.
W. Evening subject, "Fpture Punishment
\ The Citizens bible Clas, viii meet io.mor.
row afternoon In the lecture room OF liz
First Presbyterian Church at $50 o'clock,
Lesson, Mark l4As, 81 a cordial invitation
Is extended To all. q IN I. h; III
Fourth Street NJ E. Church-preachine
Sunday Of 1880 AN. and $50 r.. NJ, by tlee
pastor, Rev. J.. y. Smith, ,. y, Sunday
School at2r.M Young peoples meeting VI,
Monday at 7:S0 r. N. 100 90
1.-The Methodist preachers OF Wheeling and
ggiie'nit will hold their regular meeting II,
Fourth Street Ohureh on Monday ut ZEN.
A,itull attendance Is 1eiired, ~ business 81
Importance will be before the meeting, id !
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ADDITIONAL TELEaRipH.:
tT M, J Roo..s 1mianIr,,eer.. 3
I. Si n nrl,, ,.9nS,Es-Fred Co1

CiNclSSArI Oct. ?0.-Fred Coptain, the
colorodI man who Was, arrested, on suspi-
clon OF the murder otA.:W.= Ross, at Glen
dale, October s, has 'lnRdc i statement In
the nature Of a confession. lie says the
colorcd man Harris who was arrested q
few days ago wus ihe principal murderer,
that 10 induced Copsain 10 Join him III
robbipg Ross ut his house; that they went
there and found Ross not at home and then
waited for him nj tho railway crossing and
when tic 5alfghted Harris hit him with q
stone and then beat him over the head
with q club. Coptain says lie ran as soon
as he saw Ross was. murdered, and that
Harris did the robbery The confession
was made to Mayor Gianque, Of / Glendale,
and 10 Cincinnati police officers. The lat.
ter incline to tho belief that tho murder
was done BY Cor.ain and hts father. The
latter isinl jail charged with drunk d. (
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!, Down. Down l Down!


Con account Of the long strike that has
caused our workingmen to purchase their
fall and winter goods where they can. 81 We
the most money, Kline Brothers, the reliable
clothiers, 81 Twelfth street, ofler-'staiE' a
Heavy nnlershirta and drawers at 90 cents,
- Heavy Jeans pants, lined, rs cents. 6I,H5
Cashmere pants reduced to 81 50.@ flSr'l
Y Strictly all wool pants reduced to $780,
~ Mems worsted suits reduced to 81. u ltgli
Mems heavy satinet reduced to S.. tU.ii.,;
g Heavy cashmere suits so so to 81 So. 10
red haass &c ca IS suits warranted NJ WOOL
OUR ofEEeoAr DEPARTMENT gt'i
Good oyercoats reduced 10 -.
); Good fur beaver. ovcrcoats reduced 10 81 so.
Fine ulsterettes reduced to 81 80. a a. lac
AZ we said before, the intention of these
sacrifices Is not to make money, but to bene.
III our friends and custometH.si1 Sr
~ One hundred dollars reward in any cs:c
where VIC fail to 10 az advarlsea. ~ ,!qI,
Zone early ndsec'lre the bargains t5QJq
f5 -, - KLINE BRoritEus,
,,aN &.ll t'"n 1.-THE Reliable Clothiers,
fl"h 1't& li%llEI9b - 81 Twelfth street.
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l4ipalrs lufants' all leather Button al
rs cents per pair. 81 : Z s g,,s 81, I 'l 2. -
30 pairs Wumrn's Grain Morocco But.
ton at $l.25. Z iA;-9!EilIGI.lA
"a pairs womcn's Kid Fox. CATERS Al
$l.O0 per pair, ut ~ ,.ts|l =. ts a, Si7a.
NJ ,s'i 4 y. ". iAMlCK'S, S4tl
TGt t6a.',1, I, .2Ss} 1143 Main Street.
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Invest lii tie Rest Huiidins ! o,s

e.
Wait for the sale Of the lots III Newlaud,s
new addition to Martins Ferry. Rare chance,
Persons not familiar with the location of
Newland's 18th addition to Martins Ferry.
are referred to the photograph card adver.
Using the Shreve Addition to said town.
The level vacant lind in SAID card lying be.
tween the hedge fence shown In the card and
the four small houses shown in same Is The
land to be laid out as Newlands 4th addition
70 Martins Ferry, and will be on sale by. ten
The reasons why persons should buy LOT
in Newland's 4th addition are First; you
VIII not have to lay in your winter coal In
the fall on account OF the roads; second, YOU
have more than one outlet; third your prop.
erty will mot be damaged by grading the
streets; fourth, it Is convenient 10 the iE.pa
and Standard mills, the, glass factories and
other; shops; Nth, the Is T. accommodation
train stops within 200 yards; sixth, the ferry
boat or Little Anna lands within 800 yards;
seventh near the churches; eighth, within
800 yards Of the pubic schools; ninth the
terms oil sale are $50 casl, and balance divided
in'tlyc equal annual payments with s. per
cent interest per zeal; tenth, they are The
cheapest and best. ~ ~ .'stssiIu,i ij4yE.,E
The above lots are thei incest lin Martins
Ferry, and persons wishing to locate in this
rapidly growing little city, should examine
these before purchasing others. For further
information address A. D. Newland, Martins
Ferry .1'E' ~ "'f, Slt''''' ffi'it'
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Is silk Circulars, fur lined, Al s.3,ol, Will
BARGAINS b.
EXTRAORDINARY!

For THIS ming WEEK we Will orsrs.te
greatest variety Of Ladies'. Chidrcns, ases' ard
Gents Underwear. In Meiiuo, White and Coloret-
Aiwool III White and Rcd-at such prices as Ia
sInect with the most xapspinr buyers Over ttt
dozen to select from. m < ,5'.,. 80
Our Stock OF HOSIERY Ii full and com plete, mid
will be sold very low. Comprises The. celebrate
o. Our GLOVE and CORSET Stock comprises the
latest styles Of the season. and will be sod very low
g!tOnr CLOAK DEpARTMEST. consisting Of Fix
D0rnans., Silk ClrcnHrt Walking Jackets. Uls'ers,
Ukteretes. Circulars. MISses and Infants Cl0ais oil
thu latest aud most approved styles. We are xbld
10 meet any competition 10 matter where II comes
from. In this department all goods urt imam uuc.
tured by US. all goods arc fresh aud new, all styles
are our own. and every garment lsguaranteed TO 1T
and wear. "a, EEai = : ID fg .oGi5s.uIin
ladies avail yourself Of this opportunity. Gall
and see III when out shopping. ,5tI-Ir- -
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BANK RRlEEA. /.
|J0ttiugx and General n ension about the
Y W 'ci NoAtH and River. liE!5-t'''.f

J0ttlngx and General n ension about the
~ " ,Gs, Hoatn and River. llF!i l.1'''.f
nc lie mud shbsrxSc and hsaf * a ss1Ht
The Relief with three brick barge, arrived
docks z ~ ~: ~ & - -
Surveyor Dead. lesyes today iorgallpplls
10 measure a some new boafs that haIe been
The Diurnal 60. away Tor rarkersbuirc YES 81,
terday morning, and the Regular Is this morn.
ing packer. b. ,IGn i, iE, -, an
The Little Anna will run tonight 10 &C.
comModate, Martins Ferry people who wish
to attend the show. .5 s''l & Pa ~
The Belle Prince and Nail CITY lei tbe;r
moorlngs above the suspension bridge yester.
day, and left for points below. ,,l:'
The Sidney LIFT Cincinnati Thursday even,
Ing torty,eight hours behind timo, and viii
not be here before Sunday morning. ], Ir:S
The W. N. Chancellor left Pittsburgh La.
evening, and provided FOX or low water does
not detain her, will be here some tima To-
day. 7, n N. 53 i@ts5ej 9ETsl5"@ iI,'I
The wreck q theAei!net 7. +; Lac VIII b.
sold at auction at Vicksburg l'th6 9lst Inst.
"a oio AoNy '1'cs III tue MlSSlSSlpnl IN low
water. NE's 7
The river fell an inch yesterday, the marks
last evening at. dusk indicating depth OF s
feet Q inches. business, OF course, remains
dull during this low water season, iEEI%l 4
Tho Cincinnati (o,e,,e says the Sidnoy 'bin In,
about as much freight as she wanted whom
she left Tor. Wheeling, Thursday evening
Engineer Hall quit the Sidney yesterday!
and left for Wheeling by rail!ED. b., Ferreli
TOOK bis place:i'aJ3 ia', EsiF ~ fl3g! ii.' /
PPtrrsBuadH, PA.,H October 20 .-Riycr; is
inches and stationary. Weather clear. and
CAIRO, October = o-Arrived 2. Common.
wealth, st. Louis. Departed: / Chonteau,.
New Orleans; Charley bowen, St. louis.
River feet II inches and falling. Weather
clpaarr, Thermometer rs. Will n, n.
CIsrIssA7E October 10 River i faetf and
stationary. Weather clear and cool. Arrived;
Cons Miller, Memphis; U:P. schenck, New
orlean. Queen City Padncah, pepoitedl
ON. Anderson, Wheeling. sf!i5 d Il i ~
sri LOUIS, October zoO;-Arriyed-City al
Helena, Memphis !; Arkansas CITY VicSsbu,r
Departed-Minneapolis s and Martin. St
Paul City of Helena, Memphis. River 3
inches, . feet by gnage. Weather clear and
plea l'E NJ: Z, .... 8 Z Es
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It Is stated as a fact that tue smoking Of
cigarettes has most injurious effect upon
the growth Of the moustache, as the poison
generated while SMOKING them acts upon the
mucous lining Of the upperlIp, thus stunt
Ing the growth Young men who are anx.
ious to become ,"maahers' must give up their
cigarettes, or. else 20 through the world with
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Summer has one advantage over winter for
nan--he hasn't to pay SO much for gloves for
his wife and bis daughters during the heated
term as he has when Jack Frost's fingers are
at the. throat OF Atlas. Ladies cannot wear
twenty.button; kids with comfort and i'm.
punity. no matter II they do dip their hands
ihAa. flour; barrel. before they put them oil.
Sill gentlemen with feminine charges whom
they hayeto c|othe must not lay the tlatter.
lllg junction to their aouls that they have
saved aughtby summer abstinence in twenty.
button Or any other buttonkids. When this
winter comes on he will have to pay. the
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! ANNOYING EMENT!:

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4 Caution to mr. Reader,

Inferior limitations frequently follow, suo.
cesstul invention. This has been tho case case
With the patent l.inoleum floor CLOTH
beyond all controversy It's durability and
beauty are proven. When purchasing, look
on on !, lhe back 81 the cloth for the word
!, Is printed on every square
dealers keep 1t. 81 y -. ~ ri
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!, UMA slIrCon.oildnsIonl,,,.

C!sc,sSATI, October eo,-Elght out Of
eleven proprietors Of HE starcl, factories o.
the West signed terms 81 consolidasionthis
evening and ior'ne., a single starch com.
pany, under tho title OF the National
Starch Company. The remaining three
composed OF one firm ut Madison, ono at
franklin, aud ono at Elkhart, I'LL In lndi.
ana,will take the matter under further con.
sideration' Another meeting will be called
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, DOWN THEY GO.

Kline Brothers, the Reliable Clothlers
offer an all.wool Harris Cashmere Sui
NJ $3.50. warranted all wool or money
cheerfally refunded. See their adyer
tlsement In local column. ,7;iH y, ai,ig,.t
asS .a,i.!4l KLINE BROTHERS, I 20 q, )
4, i l.'..'Ii Reliable Clothiers,
81 Twelfth Street. 4
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Blum &C. Marks,
X m5l CLOAK HOUSE, llOd MAIN ST. +,
a.p Factories. bsl Market Street, Philadelphia.
u, OciG ----- s Walker Street, New Y0rE. N. Z
.Ghe Q d 4gll ltl'|:'|:.
0uire. hoz. a6 aud ~ Fourteenth street
New Advertisement

Wheeling and ELM Grove Railroad. IL
Palace Parlor Coal Vases. I ~ Ifi
Sealed Proposals. a.. - l5l.s1s
For Sale-G. U. Smith, rg,,.
Opera House-M., b., I.eayitt and, Tony
Pastors United Combination. r., ~ - - ~
Wanted-$l,O 900. III, -,l ". y y
Mock Turtle soup-Dlumenthal Bros.
List OF Letters. $500 ., -, -" ,'.''''
:, Geo. Y. Stiiel Il Co.'s Fall Announcement
Fourth Page .lii'a.U
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plrrsnun:lI, October 2O.-D. Il. Jones,
President q !, the Coal Miners Association
has given notice that he will not be q Gun.
didate at the coming election. IA Ii.i,,II
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Est, JAMES HOTEL,

IF:F1R1HEf7 aVI EI1' Il ~
XIV phIppInEei. B.!S h. J FMurply VI, wel'bg
VA comst0ck, Il. 90. N Barnes, Washington
Paul, Pennsylvania. Chat Deetz, virginia,
Il L Butt, $50. r Haskell, Is, 20.
s 4 Marks Sidney " Bsrhneffar. Sidney.
SStern, New York 25"iJ Smith 4 -. Huck'on
furgcs., Pittsburgh rI'J.M PHILLIPS Pittsburgh
a Phillips. Glcnilcld. ~ a Il Chesey. Pittsburgh
MS l3yton &C Pitts. j. l.amrIng. Matano Us
G 4 Greco W., Mou'ville.I " c Pcu,ie, New York. :,
R Pittmaii. Baltimore. " ! Coley. Cameron, "
W Graham, New York, Z R i Hamilton! Washiinn
Hillis. Now fork, .s Alden, Cleveland. Y
y, Anderson. barns'llc. Smith, Albany. u!
" Courad, Pittsburgh i Snyder, Buffalo, IN!
u Miss Fannie Francis 80 Miss Tixie ,Butlcr, .
rse Miss Elizabeth Andrews. Miss J + Lewis. ii,
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wl,'n.t'AiIs Them an !.

TonoSro.s October co. The, Provincial
brewers decided to advance the price Of
ale from % to 97%cents, the VINO gallon,
and to foreyo all reductions and privileges.
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He who cuts coupons Is a Joy forever. He
can live at ease and loiter without fear. Lat.
tes!y,a business failures have been uiore M.
merous than could have been desired. Tie
dividends owing to the strikes in several ie.
gions have not been so large or no prompt as
coupon cutters could have wished Still,
sdeDd does sa no aoS x aIu bls s
months hence. i Would that all the readers
OF the lNTELLIaRScEE were coupon cutters.
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Tux coming holidays will be more genor.
ally observed than uny for many yeary, and
we would remind our readers that bottle OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup will prove most &C.
eeptabls holiday present. Z ~ d 5 III OIL
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Camille this afternoon.

camille" this afternoon. Il ~ ~ ~
Mrs. Lingard is as fine an actress as she is
beautiful woman. gs.l ist.t
Manager Reister has booked Emma Abbott
and her company for one night this season.
HAy Partner" hartley Campbell's first
success, will be givenat the Opera House
next Saturday evening. &. gi i. So,
Tony Pastor and N. y. Leavitt, who are the
acknowledged tirst.class managers OF America
are eoMing !to'this city with their immense
combination, and will present the most en-.
Pertaining programme our citiyens have ever
Witnessed The date Of their appearance Is
fixed for October 20. ~ IL ~ 81. .tif'iZ
Little Minnie Palmer sang and danced her
way, into the affections OF very large audi.
encE at HaYerly's Theatre last night. She
looked and acted the simple:heaFted county
maiden TO perfection. was repeatedly and
cordially applauded. and was presented with
several handsome floral tokens.-Ntp York
Times. Minnie will be here Thanksgiving.
rhe ATTRACTIONS at the Opera House week
after next are as ioIlows Monday evening,
Stanley Hayelin's American.Anglican Allied
Shows, said to be good specially troupe In
spite of the name; Wednesday evening, Bar.
ryiG Fay's comedy company Thursday even.
ing, Frank !. Frayne and liz company in
.Mardo.' with 3 whole menaserie Of trained
animals, including lion; Friday evening,
Minnie; Madden, the new star; Saturday
Afternoon and evening, Bertha Welby, the
famous author and actress In zone Woman's
Iife.r s,ssG, ~ y =; :, .;2s
OF. John 4. Ince's Stun IN Boarding
School, 2 which Is Tue attraction pt tho Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday evenings,
| the following good things have been, said bv
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DRAMArlC.nOrs.
Tho LinsAr.la nj the Opera Iiouse-Xote,

Tho Lingards Ut the OperN Iaouse-Notes
f:tSSS;Sss Z n ON Attractions. 3
The performance Of ;"Pink Dominoes, at
the Opera House last night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lingard and their scompuny, was a most
pleasing presentation OF = most enjoyable
play, The laughable incidents aud compli.
Gated plot ofethe little comedy were MOST
naturally gone through with. Mrs. Lingard
as Lady Gorine" made many new admirers,
and Mr.. Lingard as Josiah Babb" was very
funny. Tho company Is even and mcritor.
ious. The audience last night was OF fair
size, and very apprcciative. Mr.. l.ingard's
sketches, which concluded the performance,
are by no means Its least attractive feature,
This afternoon at the matinee "Caliille''
will be given with Mrs" Lingarl in the title
role. In this character Mrs. Lingard haa won
the most hattering opinions from the eastern
cities. the New York papers with one voice
pronouncing her the best Camille" on the
stage. Her rare beauty adds many! charms
10 performance which IS artistic and affect.
ing, and well known New York paper de-
clares that "'No one has seen Camille until
be has seen Mrs. Lingard play it" ~
This evening Pink Dominoes" will be re-
peatcd. No doubt the house will be filled on
both occasions. d, laa. mis-
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EXCURSION
T" Philadelphia, Pa, vin b. z u o.. on
q MO1,tlay, October 28,ti1sS2 hi. Ceuteu

Z Monday October 20, t1sS2-Bi. Centen-
itliiai. lfI# ttll, ts .szgetgf!i ti;p IN %.
Z Two.hundreth Anniversary Of the L,ndiug
OF William Penn will be celebrated. at Phila.
delphia. BY a grand carnival aud pugeants
during -four days, October 9th, 2jt6, "O,l,
and 21th.'! To accommodate all persons de.
string TO- witness or tako part In these in,uos.
Ing ceremonies, the Baltimore & Ohio X. X
Company will sell excursion tickets at greatI y
reduced rates Tickets will be. good going
East on any regular train October 20, 1889,
and available for continuous return passage,
leaving Philadelphia not later than October
%, 1882 Three through trains daily. HiAll
trains on B:t& 0.Srun via Washington and
baltimore. Purchase tickets via B. l. O. ,I.s
ElpgFcJNTii tI s;s.B. DUSIAM, GiEYEg' .il#
qii aiN1pf1 ~ General Manager. eCh
N a.. s'iiittT W. 4. RKrpRhr,s ,.rt,.,Ii
j,9st Passenger Agent Trans Ohio Div..,ys
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-21
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