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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
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SOMEBODY'S DARLING.

Into q ward Of wbitowashcd halls,
Where tho dead and dying lay.
Wounded by bayonets, shells, aud halls,
Somebody IS darling wan hornconc days
somebody's darling. so young anil 30 brave
Wearing vet on his pale sweet face,
Soon to be hid bv the lust OF the grave
The lingering light Of his boyhood's grace
Matted AMI damp arc the curls Of Eold
Kissing the snow Of that fair young brow.
Pale arc the lips VI delicate mould
Ssnel,ody Is darling is dyi ing now,
Back from his beautiful hIuu .veIned brow
Brush all the wandering wssesof gvl'l
Crors Ma hands on his bosom now
s.mebody's darling Is still and cold.
kiss lin once for somebody's sake,
Murmur prayer soft md low;
One bright curl FROM It's fair mates take
: They were somebody 's pride, you know
somsLody's hand hath rcstcd there
wsit q msther's soft aud whItcf
And have the lips Of sister fair
Dcen baptiscd In the wares Of Iightf
G ii knows best, No has somebody's lovc
somebody's hesrt cnshrinod him there:
Somebody wafted his name above
Night and mors on the wings otpraycr,
Somebody wept when he marched away
Looking 40 handsome. bravo and grand
someboiy's kiss on his forehead lay
ssisebody ciung TO his parting hand.
Somebody's waiting and watching for him
( Yssming 70 hold him agaIn to her heart
And thsrs he lies With his blue eyes iim
And the smiling rhIld-liks lips apart,
Tenderiy bury the fair young dead.
pawinE todrop ou his grave tear;
Carve on tho wooden slab at HE head.
"someboiy's darling slumbcrs here"
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

MoAvAx CouxciL. Cuosks FRIRsps
---Mests Second and Fourth Monday
nights in each month at X. of P.
Hall. A. ID. Rodgers. &C.. D. n.
Iiarrson. Secretary.
MAsonc LoDoR--Alects lst Monday
evening in each msnth. at Masonic
Hall. Joe McCarrcll w. ". A. H.
CLARK, Secretary.
EvRRoRRss LopGR. No. S8 KNIGHTS
os PyrmIAs-Neets at K. Of p. Hall,
Fad and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. s. G. Chsstain, y. c.,
J. w Cross, X. Of X. q s.
Endowment rank, Bird Monday eve
ming in each month. F. A G. My
rick, Pres; J.S. Eorey. Sec and Treas.
0Op FrLLows--Third story, Hop
kinsville Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampmcnt meets
overy Lat, aud srd Thursday even
ings.
A. o. U. W. Meets at K. Of p.
Hall every 81 and 4th Tuesday even
ings. IL. r. McCamy, M. w.
X. Of II. I.opos-- Meets at X. OF P.
Hall lat and 3rd Tuesday nights Of
esch month. w. r. Randall. Il. r.
u. g. Cave. Dictator.
KxtoHr TKNrLARs--Mcets 4th Mon
day night in esch month, at Masonic
Hall. n
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Ifyou can't aBear" a cough, "Bull"
Il, with DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup.

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Febrn-
ary Is already before us, moro bril-
liant than ever. Nothing could excel
the principal steel plate, nFast
Caught" or the sparkling story II IL
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found only In Peterson" The liter.
airy matter is even better than Usual
tfyou have not subscribed for II al
ready, lose no time. but subscribe at
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aud earn copy free. The price Is
but two dollars a year, with great de-
ductions TO clubs. Specimens are
sent gratia, If written for, to those
wishing to get up clubs. Address
CHARLES j. PErERsoN, 306 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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General Debility Cured.

CBEsTERvILLE, kent Co., Md. jan.
81, lSSl.--Feeling broken down AMI
generally debilitated, | was induced by
our druggists to try bottle Of
Browns Iron Bitters. From the
third dose, began to feel tho good
effects Of your medicine, and / really
think it did mo more good than any
medicine ever took
B. d. QursBY.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

Of Commissioned, tho lion. q. E.
Bowman, and believe that liis Services
In distributing seeds, making exhibit
tioR Of the saine, and occurring that
analysis Of fertilizers manufactured
aud sold throughout the State, have
been the means ofso increasing the
fertility of the soil and the products
Of The same, and thereby increasing
the revenue of the State, as to pay
tho State ~ times the expense OF
this department to the State.
COMMITTEE:
J. A LOGAN, Slclbyviile, Ky.
N. d. WILSON, Cynthiana, KY.
Ben p. Doom, Lebanon, KY:
JAS. A. BRowxISd, Church. Hill,
Ky.
New Era and Republican please
cODy.
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ADvEaTrsrsG RATE.
Lettln a Dog 1o0s:;

A saloon-kceper on Grato:r avenue
pail certain parties in Chicago$ $25 tor
stuffed lion to add to tho attraction
Of his saloon, and as the place was lo-
ing scrubbed out the lion wns plscej
at the front door to keep him ont Of
tho wet. Halt block down the street
a farmer wss having his wagon repair
ed, and blk bulldog was chained To
the axletrec. He grew uneasy tho
minute the lion was rollrd out, and 1
needed only few encouraging wor'.s
from the boys To render him halt fran-
tic. He growled and plunged and
tore around ami attracted quite a
crowd, among which was man who
remarked:
That's purity brave dog OF yours.
stranger.
"Drave! Id like to sec tho man or
beast he wouldn't tackled" replied tho
owner.
"l dunno about that. Never saw II
dog vet WIN wuuli stand before
lion."
"Woll hore's ono who'd stand be-
fore two liuns. SEQ how anxious lo
is to get thereg"
"Yes. but he puts that on because
he's chained. II he was loose yon
couldn't get him within a rod oftnat
specimen =
"Couldn't ch7 Maybe you want to
hear yourself talk"
.Well duno. l'm opposed to bet
ting, card-playing. dancing and all
that, but seeing yon are rather sassy
about this. Tvs got half dollar here
which says that yun can't get that
dog to go within six iect Of that lion"
''Put up the money--put mp tho
money!" shonte,l tho farmer az he went
down into is(owu)pocaet forsthccoin.
The money was put up,ibe crowd
fell back and the farmers face WIRE
smile Of triumph az he still lnrther
excited the dog and then slilpal his
collar. With yell cf rage tho "can
inc" madc bcclinc for the king Of
beast, and in another moment thsre
was reason for terrific yell Of APP
planse. Dog and lion filled the air
NO to say. The lion was rolled oyer
and over, grabbed by the throat and
shaken around. drawn across the street
and back by tho ear, and when tho dog
finally let up on he corpse ilc battle.
ground was covered with hair and hay
and,saw-dnst and glass-cyes. At that
M ,nisnt the saloon Keeper rushed ont,
a policeman came up, and for five
minutes tho air was rent with shouts
and exclamation and expostnlations.
"lt was all in fun" explained the
farmer. .g, .
dot lions cost mo S25 in Sheeca-
go!' protcste, the saloon man.
"Whn putup this job?" demanded
the officer as he glared around on the
crowd.
By and by a deep sil,nce fell upon
tho crowd, and in voice which had
only kindness in IL rirc owner of tihv II
on said he must hsye his SIS or he
would start to Police Conrt. The po-
liccman said 1t was certainly case
for the courts, and the crowd said the
farmer might have known what would
happen. He protested but finally came
to time, and when he had passed over
a $l0 bill and given his note for tho
balance, he had only one sentence to
utter. That was;
''Now, then, III give any eSe Of you
1--WE acres Of land to put me face to face
with the outlaw whoput up this job ON
. hard-working, innocent maml'--Do
lroit Frss Press.
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A Word to Mothers.

Mothers should remember II Is a
most important duty at this season TO
look after the health Of their families
and cleanse the malaria and impuri-
ties from their system. aud that MOTH
Ing will toae up the stomach and
liver, regulate the bowels and purify
the blood SO perfectly as Parker's
Ginger Tonic, advertised In our col
umns.-Post. See other column.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
Woa a Husband with Her Hat.


lftooucntcf e APicb1si
A Rochester girl Of poor but hon
est parents went to the theater Sa,nr-
day night, and walked down the
main aisle Of tho Corinthian Academy
Of Music. wearing upon her head a
very small and exceedingly pretty hat.
She sat down in tho seat directly in
front Of the one occupied BY one Of tho
millionarics Of the city. His astonish-
ment was profound. lie could scarce
ly comprehend it. He leaned over and
asked ifshe owned a cart wheel hat. She
replied that she did, but never wore il
to tho theatre. Still more astouish-
ed. the millionaire leaned back in hi;
seat..alinost overcome. After the per-
formancc he offered her his hand, was
accepted. and has agreed to settle
$250,000 in United States bonds npon
her on the mornin g OF their wedding
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

Two bloods Of Kansas. were rivals
In love, aud decided upon q duel to
aettle tho question of possession.
They selected their seconds, got a
surgeon, and retired TO a sequestered
nook. where they 'apread a blanket,
aud the deadly work began. At the
first deal one ofthe rivals got two
pairs--jack and deucos-- failed to
I'LL. His hated rival showed down
four kings and took tho queen. The
surgeon got $40, the secoilds got dis.
gusted, and tho loser got drunk,
whilo the winner got married. kan.
sas City Times.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

Thousands q women have been en-
tiely cured of the most stubborn
cases Of female weakness by the use Of
Lydia z. Pinkham,s Vegetable Com
pound. Send to Mrs. Lydia e. Pink
ham, 233 Western B.senue, Lynn
Alass for pamphlets,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

A country newspaper tells this
story Of now boy In one of the Sum
day schools: The precious youth was
asked who made the beautiful hills
about them, and replied that he did
not know. as his parents had only
Moyod into town Tho day before
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

~ q. ~
~ n.rriSr--oou'h nain o,ree'' 'sev'
s.,'i, J. y. Meen, pastor. Oh, service. oery,ees eyery very
1aooa,n , ho'n'ng aua s,','., evening. pun
PRAYER meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting first "Wednesday
night ia each month.
:,
UnnisrIAN--n ashviiie Street. Ed.
William Powell. pastor. Services
sunday school every sunday morn
ing frayer meeting every Wedhes'
day evening"
M. Il. 6ourH-Nashvilles street,
Rev. S. n. Brewer pastor. Services
s,n,,o : scLooI oyorv S1nJa !, n,orn;ns,
p...".' ' ,s ~,a.,;. ss s..ss.. jy..,''a.,,a !.
sve,,;n, "
FIRST PRNmrrEn'as--Russelly
dsv scsc., ....., snna..s. .o,n;.
pr,ver %.s,;n, evorv W.anos.i. :
srav;n, IVY
sa,,,,.,u p..,. MI.
vile Street. Rev. J. O. Tate, pastor.
Services LIST and 3rd Sabbath morn
ing and evenings. Sunday school
every Sunday morning. Prayer meet :
ing every "Wednesday evening.
|" Rector Rector. St; seryics, cs'
every Sabbath at loSs, 4. y. and 81,
P. ". Sunday school every Sunday
morning.
cuunrn,.xn pnrs0vrr.,,v--Ras.
sellville Street. Rev. NJ. o.. Smith,
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn
ing aud evening. Prayer meeting
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consumption.

Thousands who have long suffered
from weak lungs, short breath. asthm
aud consumption, have found relief in
Browns Lon B;tters, true tonic.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

Shilohs cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group. Whooping cough aud
Bronchitis. For sale by Gish s. Car
nor.
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Always Refreshing.

A delicious odor Is impaired BIZ
Floresson Cologne, which 10 always
refreshing, no matter how freely used.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-17

NShori, but sweet" an an old maid
said when she kissed tho dwarf who
was OH exhibition,
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Bethel Female Ceolleg,
HOPKINSYILLE. KY.

Tho Fall session OF 1881 WIN open on Mon
my, !qth 9f August, with Increased facilities
Tor tie cdpcqtIqu ofyonng ladies. Terms as
norstoiSrcs is'l Eos information apply To or ad-
/, 8; u y. .,s, Z. s !: w. RUST,
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KxtoHr TRMrLARs--Mcets 4th Mon
day night in oach month. at Masonic
Hall. n
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

An adjourned meeting OF the City Council was
held last night.
The city committee on finance agreed upon one
change In the tax bill-n license lax OF $50 upon
the telephone company.
The little daughter Of Captain Herbert Bryant,
about six years of age, wandered away from the
residence of her parents, on Washington street,
early yesterday morning, ana had not been found
at late hour in the afternoon.
Judge Keith has rcconsidered his decision In
the suit of Ashton against tue Potomac Ferry Com.
pany for injuries Inflicted while on the Mystic,
and has affirmed the Jurisdiction Of the State
court. The trial will take place next fall.
Messrs. S. Ferguson Beach, OF this city, and
oliver z. Johnson, OF Washington, proctors for
Ca ptain Conway, Of the libelel schooner X. 7.
King, lying at Messrs. VIM. A. smoot y Co.'S
wharf vest erdny filed with Mr. John $. Fowler,
deputy clerk of the United States district court,
exceptions. on six counts, as 10 the lsuiicieucy
schooner by w. j. Hadden Of New YORK, aud Ilar-
man IT, Blaw and H. l.. Lambie, OF Washington.
The case will come up for trial before Judge
Hughes next week.
Inspector G. W. Hauxhurst reports the following
arrivals at the river front on Monday, viz: Steamer
Sue, w. G. Geoghegan, master, win msrchandilse
muster, from Philadelphia, with merchan1lse for
H. A. Reed * Co.; steamer L. G. knight, J. X. Chi
| chester master, from New York, with merchan.
| disc for Il. A. Reed IL Co, and ], Il. Cnrlin (;
schooner Pearl, w, !, knowles, master, from re-
schooner N. b. Anderson, J, w. Carew, master,
| from baltimore TO load wood schooner Annie V.
| Bergen Il. NJ. Chambers, MASTER rom New York
with salt for r ID. Hooe; schooner Mary Ann shea,
| J. p. Ashton, master, with wood for market
steamer Enterprise, George Folllnsbee, master, 10
| load with corn for Ocooquani canal barge Mary
| and Laura, John Lynch, MASTER, rom Phila'
| delphla with coal for \. j. Mehahy q Co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
Police Court Notes.

The Police Court session began promptly at
q. IN. yesterday
Lawrence Kant q well dressed hoy, was charged
with being incorrigble and sent TO the Reform
School during his minority.
Fines were imposed on eleven persons for using
profane and indecent language.
Jonathan Newcome, for hitting Charley Nelson
in the face with stone has been sent TO Jail for
10 days.
Walter Parker and Charles Jones were COM
mitted Jail for GO days for stealing jewery from
s. DealhaIn & Son, commission merchants.
Maggie Sullivan and Jennie Cochrane, two of
the tlenizens of Buzzards Roost, were committed
to the Workhouse for 90 days
Philip Smons, a coored barber for knocking
down young man who had abu.ed him in the
saloon OF the National Hotel, was fined So.
| sarah Barker, Annie Madison, and Mary Lucas
three colored women of questionable reputation
| for 10 days.
| John Clark and John Cutler, two colored men
| were arrested yesterday morning while engaged
in street fight. Cutler who struck de fuslest,
| was sentenced to Is days in Jail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
VIRGINIA NEWS.

p,,bmoud Inns voted $500 900 for n new city hall
NV, i,i,',, oos co,r,s ~, In scssIon nj ihIn.
Inc uhi'eu s'ues oou''S H'e III soS''o" w No'"s-
uon' =, p, &c., ,o,,,,o.oa ,,,o ,,,o,,,,r,0, al
Hon d; u, uHo , ~, so n "u
dress ~ bo'I p'u'i w pS ,, ,' N"s,
DIR. W. o. owen, Jrr OF Lynclburg mas been APP
pointed an assistant surgeon IN the United states
Army.
The following poslmasiorH have been commits
stoned: John Is. Dlckersoni hat creek samuel j.
Akcrs Callaways'
Captain John s. Wise, the new United States dis
trict attorney for the eastern district qualified be
fore Judge Hughes on Saturday.
THO neonIe of Amherst County nj n recent cleo +.
t,o, yfrieA nnanimously ia favor OF a free bridge
TO- w chirneet them With Lynchburg,
In,aliigcnce received from many sections of the
s,i,c r,,sesent lint In consequence of ihc recent
CHA weather Inc corn and cotton CROPS are DO.
S 0,,o ~ nerIcct failure
eollo Carias MUIR, Noiro or Co,r,nhto
troiessI ", WIZ died cs,erday nring nv
College' neW iolHl ua ~ ,r NJ ii ~ .
~ sT est h" was lila TemaIns VII he
sn,Ini MY VEL ItS'' 'N VS. wa w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
A n,nrxrnnd LIheI Cn.c.

HAGERsTowN, Mp, May 3O-ln the libel case of
Farrow against N,gley, the jury, after being
out three hours, brought in verdict for the plain
tT for $1,000 damages. MIR, Farrow is the Repub-
lican State senator from Washington County and
Mr. Ncplcy is deputy United States treasurer in
the custom house at Baltimore and proprietor
and editor of the Herald and 1Gchl'ght u Republi-
last during the session of TIC Legislature, tho
Ueyaid and TOrchfgM chaigtd Senator Fnlrow
with having voted Tor the Democratic candidate
ut the election of State treasurer, and with being
Influenced in his vote by improper considerations,
W hereupOn Mr.. FArrow brought suit ioT malicious
libcl with tic result above satsd,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

Lieutenant Danenhower, who is at last snfe at
home again, saw many wonderful things In the
Arctic hut his establishment did not wholly cease
on leaving Siberia. at the Interview" he says,
(which had with the Emperor and Empress at
Gatchina. was very much surprised at the out
of.the- way corner of the palace III which they
sailor does not appear have been at all OhaShed
by the imperial grandeur which he thus fund.
He substituted the word "sir" for "your high
ness, IL appears, in talking with the Grand Duke
Alexis, giving as a reason that he Thought the
formal nppellation was unnecessary between naval
men on such nn OCCASION" 1t WAS after these
palace interviews that Lieutenant Eisenhower
expressed the opinion that the most intelligent
men he al met in Russia were the eNlles OF
Siberia -NCtO York sun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
A Bic. ns ycryboAy aurnosed Z. was.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May G0.-The published re-
ports of a conference between Senator Cameron
and business men of phiGdcl lila, in which the
Senator is alleged to have Leon greatly excited,
ard to have intmaed TO them that unless they
supported him during the present contest he
would devote the remahder OF his term in oppos-
ing measures IN their interest, particularly the
tariff measures, has awakened lively expression
Of sentiment in this community to-day. Inter
manufacturers ard business men, including II. W.
oliver lIou.J X Moorhead, John Chal AM, and John
r. Mcclure. The majority, even OF those who are
looked upon as Independents, state that they do
not believe that senator Cameron whose retlcencc is
one of his strongest chnTac er!sits ever made use
Of the language attributed 10 him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

At meeting OF Swiss, held at Abners last eve
ming, 10 devise means for giving the Swiss Minister
10 the United states, Colonel Frei fitting recep-
ton Il was decided by reason of the absence of a
number of representGtive Swiss and want Of har-
mony. rendering proper interchange OF views
impossible 70 postpone further action until the
Swiss Society OF Washington can, at Its meeting
Tomorrow issue call to all the Swiss In Wash.
make the contemplated reception a national affair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

ST. PETERSBURG May 3O.-The UzAr desIrOus 10
appease the people, has decided to grant reforms,
Two commissions viii be instituted reconsider the
question Of central institutions and the share In
tho administration TO DO given TO the people.
There is q commission already sitting under the
presidency Of General Kaohanof, TO examine local
institutions. General Lorls Melikoif Is placed as
supreme head Of oil three commissions. maui
iesto will shortly be issued stating that the Car
desires to celebrate his coronation by granting re-
forms, but that he Is compelled TO postpone tie
ceremony for year because Of tho tmpossibility
OF completing preparations earlier
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31
BILIoTJSN.L5
DYSPEPSL-A

The Regulator will positively cure this terrible DIS
ease We assert emphalcally what we Know 10 DO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

Bids for furnishing general supplies for the
next fiscal year will be opened at the
Office Of the Com missioners tomorrow at noon
Samples of the following articles which will be
needed are now OH exhibition in the room of the
properly clerk: Stationery, blank forms, and
printing, school books, furniture, hardware, stoves
iiuware, plumbers materials iron pipe aud cast
ings groceries, boots and shoes, saddlery, drugs
aud chemicals, glass, paints and yarnish, lumber
aud building material, forage, fresh meat and
miscellaneous castings, fuel, diy goods and no.
tons granite stone, bluesione, brick, terra Gotta
pipe, and telegraph supplies. There Will be q
larpe number of bidders.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
--- r.,~,--->-- ------------->---.~
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe,
PinNy EOiMI. and Point lANkNut

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
Nh pRONlnfNCE STEAM ERS
STA, or uEoRIE l.EARl on TUE DAYS,
THU SDA NS, ana SAT fridays, ut $50 y, M.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
B,gnnlng jane lS2 nutl further notice the steam
CT bEANN viii leave N Irlu X and Fortress Monroe
on SUNDAYS, ~ place of Mondays, as heretofore.
by this change Eycmsoni,ti can spend Suutay ut
either of the above points, leaving Washington at
o'clock p ~. on SATURDAYS and return MONDAY
MORNING At n, NJ
Firsclass lIe 10 Fortress Mouroa aud No folk 60 90
Round trip "a 20 10 Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk 20
See ClAss to II. Monroe and NorfOlk..... 90
lrstclass fare to Plney Point and Point Lookout 90
Round tclp To Piney Point and Point LoOkOut,,- 90
ScCoud-class to Piuey Point aud Point Lookout. %
Tickets MD saiG,rt oms for Fale md information
furnished at b. W. Reeds SOM, M. 1915 l. street
northwest Il. II o. ticket Office, 1881 Pennsylvania
avenue; s.. Mare Hotel; Ro0se's cigar stands, at
Principal nOtclS H. 49, POlknhorn next to city post
ON &c, and ~ Ccmpany's office, seventh ST, whntc
WM +, WELL II, GEORGE MATTINGLY.
1el1ly Agent. General superintendent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

The entertainment Of Excelsior Tent l. o. Il,
brought out large audience Musical selec-
lions were given by Mr.. ard Mrs. s. II. Jecko
Mtssrs L. j. Whipple, II. &. Noyes, S. IL. Vaughn,
William Townly John Wall, Potter and Johns, and
Misses Mamie aud Annie Gross and Messrs. Reid
and Muller. At the close Of this programme Box
and Cox was presented by Miss Fannie Snuthwick
and Messrs. H. A. Bernhard aud W. G. Souder.
At the close Of the programme many OF the audi
cnce repaired to the large hall aud took part in an
enjoyable hop which continued until late hour.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-31

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