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O U PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS the Honorable WILLIAM J. BAER,
President Judge of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the Six
teenth Judicial District, and Justice Of the Courts
Of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
for the trial of all capital and other offenders In
the said District, and WILLIAM COLLINS and SMA-
UEL SNYDER, Esquires, Judges of the Courts Of
Common Pleas, and Justices Of the Courts of
Oyer and Terminer, and General Jail Delivery
for the trial Of all capital and othsl Offenders In
the county Of Somerset, have issued their precepts
and to NE directed, for holding a Court Of Com
mon Pleas, and General Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace, and General Jail Delivery, and Courts Of
Over and Termiper, at Somerset,
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vennor predicts that April will be a
warmer month than May, and that May
will be a colder month than usual.
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The annual moving day with all its ter
rors slowly but surely approaches.
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New goods ARRIVING daily at Wayne 4
Befkebile's Fl Initure store.
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The entertainment to be given in the
Court House Saturday evening by the r. p.
Cummins Post of the G. A. r., promises to
be a very enjoyable affair. The members OF
the Post are making every effort 10 get up a
first-class entertainment, and We hope their
efforts will meet with success.
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L. c. Colborn, Esq, returned from a visN
to Harrisburg and Philadelphia on satur-
day.
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WALNUT LEAF HAIR REsToRER.-Itls en-
tirely different from all others. 1t is as
clear as water, and, as its name indicates, is
a perfectly Vegetable Hair Restorer. 1t will
Immediately free the head from all dandruff,
restore gray hair to its natural color, and
produce a new growth where it has fallen
off. 1t does not in any manner affect the
health, which sulphur, sugar of lead and
nitrate of silver preparations have DONE
1t will change light or faded hair in a few
days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted.
Smith, Kline & CO., wholesale agents, Phil
adelphia, and Hall & Ruckel, New York
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New Goods. New Goods, New Goods,
For New Goods go to the stare of
Park er and Parker.

Calicos, Ginghams, Cheviot Shirtings, the
leading brands of bleached and unbleached
Muslins, Sheetings, Pillow Case Muslins,
Tickings, Summer Pant Goods, &c.
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o. Monday. April Is. 1883

NOTICE is hereby given to all the Justices Of the
Peace. the Coroner and COnstables within the said
County Of Somerset. that they be then and there
In their proper persons. with their rolls, records,
inQuiyttfons, examinations, and other re1sm-
brances, 70 do those things which to their Offices
and in that behalf sppertsin TO be done; and also
they who Will prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be In the jail OF Somerset county, 70 b
then and there to prosecute against them q shsal
Be inst. JOHN J. BPAN0kER,
mar IS. 8has1G.
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Mr.. A. G. Bankhart will remove his cigar
manufactory TO stoystown on the first of
April.
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This has not been a very good sugar sea-
80 far.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

To all whcm II may concern:
Take notice that I have died m application
with the Hon. A. 4. Dunkel, Secretary Of Inter.
nal Affairs, for . warrant for one hundred SaA
thirty 13o) ssres, moro or less, d improved land
situate in Quenahonlng AM Ataaycreeh town
Msry Alderman va.the east, Edvard Most0ks
and the Rtouy6FeSA a tie south, VIM: WIZ On
The woet and ffoahlin Kinnell - the nsYfAenss,
nd & the expiration Of dsys I will ask thoe :
WarSanG b issued to me for the sAnA
Dnrch2l DAVID 0PECHIs
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DULETO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.

To Caroline Miller, widow, VIM. X. Miller. Su-
san Catharine Cook, formerly Miller. John r.
Miller and Marian L. Miller, all of whom re-
SIDE In Fisher. Campaigne county. Illinois. and
OF whom Reuben McAIillin was appointed guar
dian. and Jacob :. Miller, residing In Foster,
Benton county. Ind ,linial descendants Of Aaron
Miller. deceased.
You are hereby notified 20 appear at an Orph-
ans Codrt TO be held st Somerset. on Monday,
the I'D day OF April, 1883. TO accept or refuse 10
take the real estate OF Aaron Miller, deceased.
at the appraised valuation, or show cause why
the same should not be sold.
Sheritfs Once, JOHN ]. SPANGLER.
March "A, SO. Sheriff.
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G school for

Report of Confluence public school for
fifth month ending March IA:
Grade No. /, J.. Schrock. teacher
Whole number in attendance during
month-males %, females 20.
Average attendance during m~onth-males
q, females 2s.
Average attendance during term-males
q, females 20.
Per cent of attendance during month
males 90, females 81.
Per cent of attendance during term
males 80, females Sc.
Grade No. 2, Hattie Hanson, teacher.
. Whole No. in attendance during month
males "a, females &c.
Average attendance during the month
males 81, females "a.
Average attendance during the term
males 80, females 26.
Per cent of attendance during month
males e6, females 81.
Per cent of attendance during the term
males %, females 90.
Those who attended every day during the
term in grade No. l are Charles McNutt,
VIM. Stanton, Thaddeus Croft, VIM. Hart
man.
Those who attended every day during the
term in grade No. . are Willie Scott, Leroy
Koontz. Frank Croft, Burtie Frantz, Della
MCGEE, Ellen Koontz, Eta Black, Eta Lyt-
tie, Essie Dougherty.
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You can get eight tin-type pictures for 9
half dollar Of welfey's photograph gallery.
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Visitors welcome ct Wayne 4 Bsrkebile's
furniture store, Main street, Somerset.
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Rejoice, Rejoice, HE is Alive Again
WAS Lost, but Ii Found"

Rejoice, Rejoice. HE is Alive Again."
WAS Lost, but Ii Found"
UNDER date Of July .. 1882, Mr.. E. B.. BRIGHT
Of Windsor Locks, Conn.,, writes a plain, modest
narrative, which, from its very simplicity, has the
true ring Of nne gold. He Says
my father is using Hunts Kennedy. and seems
TO DO improving, in fact, he is very much better
than he has been for q long time. He had been
tapped three times. The first time they got from
him sixteen quarts Of water, the second time thir-
teen quarts, snd fully as much more the third
time, and he would constantly NIL up again every
time after he had been tapped, until he conmeae
ed using Hunts Remedy, which acted like magic
In his case, as he begun to improve at once, and
now his watery accumulation passssaway through
the secretions naturally, and he has none of that
swelling or filling up which was so frequent be-
fore the functions of the kidneys were restored by
the use Of Hunts Kennedy. He IL a well known
citizen OF this place, and has always been In bust.
ness here
Again he writes, Nov. %, 1881
al beg most cheerfully and truthfully 20 state,
in regard to Hunts Rs~edy, that Its use was the
saving of my fathers life. Ispoke to you ia my
previous letter in regard to his being tapped three
times. It 10 the most remarkable case that has
ever been heard of in this section. For = man of
his age, (sixiy years. It 10 q most remarkable cure.
He had been unable to attend to his business
more than . year and was gixen up by the doc
tors.
"The nrst bottle of Hunts Remedy that he
lscd gave instant relief. He has used In all seven
bottles, and continues to use Ii whenever he feels
drovsy or sluggish, and 1t affords instant relief.
He is now attending to his regular business. and
has been several months. l am perfectly willing
that you should publish this letter, as We thor
oughly believe that fRher's life was saved by
using Hunts Remedy; and these facts given
absve may be q benefit to others suffering In like
manner from diseases or inac.ion Of the Kidneys
and Liver"
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TAVERN AND RESTAURANT
CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of certain writs Of Vend. Ex., and Fl.
Fa., issued out Of the Court: Of Common Pleas
of Somerset county, Pa. and ~ me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the court house,
In Somerset, Pa, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-03-28

New maple sugar is selling at nine cent
per pound.
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Hanna Younkin, widow ofthe late G.. \.
Smith. died at the residence of her grand
son, DIR. W. S. Kuhlman, in Ursina, on the
18th of March, in the 10th year of her age.
Deceased was a consistent member of the
Methodist church for more than fifty years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-03-28
UDITOR-s NOTICE.

The Hndsrslsnsd having been sppesstsd asdl
tor by the Cour. Of Common Pleas Of Somerset
county 10 distribute the fund In the hands Of John
J.. Spapgier, sheriff Of said eozsey, arising on.
Of the sale Of the property OF y I. Aishler.
hereby gives notice that be gAf attend TO the du-
ties Of said appointment 81 lIs ONCE in somerset
borough on Friday, April a. 1858, When and where
all parties interested can attend.
FRED. w. BIESECKER,
mar1 Audfsr-
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Headquarters for L

Health Corset, Champion Comet, Brevoot
Corset, Wide Awake Corset, the best in the
market.
PAnxu 4 PARKxR.
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Nobby Gsiss rs at Sol. This.

Go to Parker & Parker for
Linen, Cottor and Wooden Carpet Chaine.
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would inform my friends and patrons
that ! am still engaged in the picture bust
ness at the old established gallery in the
Mammoth Block, on Main Cross Street. On
the 1st of April | shall be relieved of some
of my other duties, and after that date l
hope to be able to to give my entire time to
the business in all its various branches. For
the present eight tin-type pictures will be
sold for fifty cents, and n smaller number at
a proportionate rate. Card and cabinet
photographs will be supplied at prices
greatly below any before offered in this
place.
Copying.-Small pictures will be enlarged
to sx10 size for one dollar. and the quality
of the work will be guaranteed to be equal
to any that can be had anywhere. Larger
sizes of pictures, such as 1lx14, 14x17, 1Sx22
done In crayon or Indian ink to such as
want a picture ofthis kind, at prices ranging
from 81 to S.. For beauty and finish they
will be equal 10 any, even such as have
been sold for twice and three times those
figures. Remember the place. Gallery in
Mammoth Block, next door north of
Schrock's store.
w. III. WELFLEy.
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fenon DESTROYS Of looking through
~aahdoah Valley TO Richmond, Va. and
Ne estsn portion of Tennessee this spring
1s-oainer, viii find il greatly to their adj
~ 20 erquire of kmas steck. Green's
"a in regard to rates. He is arrang-
""h passenger agents for special rates
Prospecting party looking toward col.
'%ni1aliOn there.
: Inc farm of 100 acres of the very best
hehest soil, with good improvements
49, 'n can be had there for 81. 5oo to 81
7"ne-bslf cash, balance in five years.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all whom IL may ron
csrn, that ] Will apply 20 the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Somerset County. Pennsylvania, on
Monday. March 3, 1853. for the benefit Of the Act
OF Assembly securing the separate earnings Of
married women, approved the ID day Of April.
A. ID. 1877.
CORDIN Z. ZUFALI-
SoxEHscr. Pa Feb " o. 1874
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Somerset Normal, spring term, will COM
mence on Tuesday, May 1, and close July 3.
1888. Special attention to fitting teachers
for examination. Special course in BALD
wins art of school management without
extra charge. Boarding may be obtained
in Somerset at lower rates than elsewhere in
the county. Uniformity of text books Is
desirable but no series will be adopted;
teachers bring their old books for reference.
The 'B' division will be under the care of
Prof. c. F. Livengood, a young gentleman
of experience and ability. Teachers course
comprises photography in its various appli-
cations, e~locution and reading, geography,
history, arithmetic. grammar, ~penmanship
and theory of teaching. The course for "a
division is the same except theory of teach
ing. Algebra, geornetra, latin, etc., are
higher branches.
Terms for tearchers' course or "A' divi-
sion, $500; with higher branches, $500.
For "B" division, $3.50. B division have
not completed the branches of the "a"
course. Examination for certificates by
Prof. Weller on July ., 1889.
A. C. HoLBERT, Pricipal,
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o OF

Books Of Travel and Adventure, History, Bio
graphv. and Educational Works. Toy Books for
children. In fact every thing usually found In n
well regulated book Ftors. Headquarters for
school teachers and school books and school sup
pies. chas. ~. Fisher
1ani7 Coax A Beertfs Rioct
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Cook & BEERITs.

IA Bm BARGArN.-0ne-half interest in a
,od paying business. Capital required
,5u, $1,000. Inquire of John ii. Uhl, at
at law. Somerset, Pa Here is a bar
i'm for some one. Good reasons for sell
Z.
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L~es at c. \. BOyd's.
Goods at c. W. TruKal's-
an get eight tin-type pictures for a
lar at Welhey's photograph gallery.
u,mev's large selection of wall paper
making your spring purchases.
uolderbaum's and see their new
and buy your dry goods at cost.
| mi makes a especially of custom work
~.loves the best hands to be had If
y believe it give him an order.
- & Bros Cough Syrup, Lini-
4 uorse and Cattle Powder have, by
,4ness. gained a large sale. The
nrice suits me. Also try Bum
\. Worm Syrup
sos and supporters at Boyd's.
|. stamps on checks and matches VIII
IN he first of July next.
s-s headquarters for hardware, iron
. lie oils and paints.
in. HoLDERBAUN & Sons.
i hollis of wall paper, in all styles. and
|5eap at Hefley's. Send for samples.
s,ry-Farm containing 100 acres, sit
4. s,onvcreek township. For informa-
Ian on or address
II DprTTz
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
Fishers Book Store.

Always In stock at the Book Store n wen &C.
lected assortment Of Bibles, Testamenss. Gospel
Hymns. Christians Hymn Books and Hyunals,
Lutheran Hymn Books. Dictionaries. Albums.
Pens. Inks. Papers. Envelopes, Magazines. Nov
els. Reviews. Blank Books. Deeds. Bonds, Mort
gages and all kinds Of Lexal RlanksL
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Cook & BEERIrs.
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PArxn 4 PanKEH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-05-04
Universally Liked.

We wish to bear testimony to the cour-
tesy of Capt. Wetmore, Wood county's
Representative in the late Poker Legisla-
ture. The jolly Captain treats all alike,
whether aspirants for his old shoes or the
editor of the opposition paper. From con.
versaton with members, we learn that the
Captain was universally liked and gener.
ally successful in passing bills of value TO
his constituents. Mr.. Weimore retires
from office with clean hands, Wood County
Democrat.
Is IL really necessary that he should re-
tire to accommodate those who aspires to
take his place? II we understand the situ.
alton correctly Capt. Wetmorc has made a
good, faithful Representative Of the inter-
ests of the masses Of Wood county, and il
he Jailed TO throw up his hat TO crafty
Charley FosteI's aspirations for office, or
failed to take an active part to get through
some special legislation in the interest oil
the little ring who depend upon such bust
ness to carry their points, should il be tn.
ken as for granted that he is to be ignored
to make room for somebody that may as
pire to the position, and probably to mis-.
represent tie wishes OF the people instead
of representing them? These are points
that the people OF the county should take
into consideration In the selection of .
| Representative.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-05-04
Tho Facts TO be Recorded,

We have learned aince reading the
article in the Grand A'my Scout, last
week, descriptive Of the battle of Chan
ccllorsville, that Battery II. boys have
been making an effort, which has been
rewarded with success, to get history cor
rected in reference to that battle. Prof
Bates, the acknowledged authority and
historian of Chancellorsville, has written
the boys that after careful investigation
he IL satisfied that Gen. Pleasanton fall
si6ed the records that he might be ben
Gifted, etc. Gen. Bates is satisfied that
the Battery boys are correct in their
accounts, and proposes to do them and
the Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry justice
in his next edition of the history of Chan.
cellorsville. The boys want the facts only
on record, snd now have the promise ol
seeing them there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-05-04

We are indebted Ia Mr.. John A. Robert.
son for copy Of the Strathed,n Herald,
published at Criff, Scotland. Of the date Of
April Ia. We fird considerable IN IL
beth interesting and amusing. The Scotch
and English papers still adhere to the old
tyle'of setting 'dfsplayeF advertisements,
principally in capital letters. The number
before ns devotes large amount of space
TO the report OF the trial Of the Phoenix
Park murders and the Dynamite conspira-
cy, without editorial comment. Evidently
they don't wish to interfere with the pro-
cess cf securing an INTEL gent jury and give
no ca u'e for a change Of venue.
1t is evident that they have School Board
troubles lover there" The editor sarcas-
ticnlly crlticises the local board for non
attendance ut the annual examination OF
The schools under their care, and adds
"Ilad there been some glorious squabbe
to come on, we have no doubt both the
clerical and lay comhntants would have
been present in force; but 10 see The bene.
fetal results OF ther teachers' work aud
encourage the children by their presence
and counsel was, to them, apparently far
too tame, il not uninteiesting work." He
proceeds TO make suggestion TO the
"Public School Teacher" to introduce n
cock-dght, and such "warlike recitations
as Norval and Glenalvon," as attractions
=, tio nno,,1 nv ~; il, t;op. u,ot M nan ol,
for the sake of the children, but to excite
and attract the members of the School
Board, in whom the bump OF comba,ive-
ness seems to be pretty largely developed"
In years past this style Vi criticism would
have been in order here, and it really
sounds as familiar as household words.
Two danes plead guilty 10 robbing hen
roosis, one the taking of three hens belong
ing TO ncghbors, and the other with re-
ceiving the hens, knowing the same 10 have
been stolen, and each were sentenced to be
| imprisoned for 80 days.
Adam Myles, van.driver, was fined IS 6d
with G1 Is Cd of expenses Of j. p. Court,
or seven days imprisonment, for "allowIne
dog to attend the cart of which lie was
driver without having the animal chained
or fastened in any way to the vehic o."
would seem that the expense of the j. p
Court was largely in excess of the ofiense
or the fine imposed.
Among the advertisements we find the
following:
"The farmer hi. own landlord. Farms
in Iowa, U. S. A, for sale, at prices no,
exceeding one years rent Of average arabic
land in Scotland. Payment spread ovel
seven years. Scottish American Land
Company (limited.) Capital, 100000
The Company offers selected farms of so tc
$40 acres, AT 25s per acre and upwards
Climate excellent. Good water abundant
Competing railways and ready markets
Advances made for buildings. Reduced
passage rates. Every attention given tt
settlers on arrival" etc., etc.
This kind Of advertising will account
in part, for the heavy immigration.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-05-04
n .EGAL NOTICE.

Edward n. IIammatt, Of the city OF Roches-
ter, in the State of New York, and the unknown
heirs Of James 3. and James .Wadsw0rth, de-
ceased, will take notice that Thomas ]. lee, OF
the county of Wood, in the State of Ohio, did,
on the 4th day of April, 1883, file his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas. within and for
said county of Wood, against the said Edward
Il. Hammatt, and the unknown heirs Of James
&. and James Wadswortb, deceased, defen-
dants setting forth that on the 3rd day OF jan
uary, 1875. one Daniel II Pitzhugh, since de-
ceased, as trustee Of the estate Of James T.
Wads worth, deceased, and the defendant, Ed
ward Il. Hammatt, as trustee of the estate OF
James Wadsworth, deceased, sold. and by deed
duly executed, attempted and intended to con-
vey to the plaintiff, Thomas j. Lee, the west
half of the west half OF the northeast quarter
OF section No. 20, In town No. 9 north. Of range
No, ~ east, In said Wood county, Ohio, but by
a mistake made In drafting or dIa wing said
deed. said land was described as situate In the
north ,oest quarter OF SAID section instead OF in
| the north east quarter thereof.
The prayer OF said petition is. TO correct and
reform said deed In the description OF the
premises thereby sought 10 be conveyed so al
to conform to the intentions Of the grantors and
| grantee therein, by substituting or inserting
the word east In the place, aud instead of th,
word ,0est. In the designation Of the quartz
section in which said forty seIesare situate.
THOMAS j. LEE.
BrF d. X. HoLLESBsCK, his Atly's.
April S, 1888. 52fslS.So.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-05-04
NOTICE.,
Henry Hopwood Iwood county, Ohio

Henry Hopwood Wood county, Ohio
VS.. CourtOf
Elizabeth iiopwood. Common Pleas.
The defendant, Elizabeth Hopwood, whose
place of residence is unknown 10 this plaintiff,
wi u take notice that on the 5lh day of May, A.
D. 1888, the said plaintiff. Henry Hopwood
flied his petition against her. setting forth that
the said parties were married on the eleventh
Of February. 1885.
That the defend.nt has been guilty. of extreme
cruelty gross neglect of duty, and adultery.
with one John Deondah, and has now abandoned
plaintiff; and praying ior a divorce and disso-
luton Of the marriage contract.
said cause will s,aud for hearing at the nex
IL rm IL said Court.
4is7. TYLER 4 MERHAs, fer plaintiff.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-05-04

Fox's Illustrated Weeks Doings is the
newest novelty in metropolitan journalism.
1t is the only Illustrated Sunday Paper in
the country and as far as we know the
FIRST. II il ls, there never was more
creditable pioneer in journalism published.
The illustrations are graphic in charac-
ter, appropriate in selection and superb In
execution, and the literary contents of a
high order Of merit. The Referee discour-
ses ON sporting matters with authority.
The dramatic world ia reviewed with snap
and vigor by an "Insidcr," who evidently
has right TO the name. Aud the Prov er
recites the current sensations and scandals
like true man about town. The Illus
irated Weeks Doings has career before II
If Mr.. Fox's efficient management does not
relax.