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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-08-22

AvOAy SROOhOo VI AVOhAAAS =
and Burning Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.
ECZEMA, or ALT Rheun, W th lite astonish.
~ ing itching and burning, instantly relieved
by warm ba b with CUrICURA soar, and q
single application Of CUTIcURA. the great Skin
Cure This repeated daily, with two or three
doses dos OF CurfcuRA R.oLvExr, the new Blood
Purifier. to keep the blood cool. the perspira-
tion pure and unirritating. the bowels open. the
liver and kidneys active. win speedily cure
Eczems, letter, kingworm. Rsoriasis, Lichen,
Pruritus. Scall Head, Dandruh, and every spe.
cies OF Itching, scaly and Pimply Humors Of
the Scalp and Skin. when the best physicians
and ali known remedies fail
Will Mcdonald, 2542 Dearbon st., Chi
cago, gratefully acknowledges o cure Of Ecze-
ma, or Salt Rheum, on head, neck, face, arms
and legs for seventeen years; not able to walk
except on hards and knees for one year; not
able to help himself for eight years; tried hun
dred Of remedies; doctors p onounced his case
hopeless; permanently cured by CyucURA RE-
SOLVENT (blood purife) internally, and CUTr
cURA and CU1IcURA Soar (ths great skin cures)
externally.
Chas. HOughton, Esq. lawyer, % State
St-, Boston, reports case OF Eczema under his
obserS alton for ten yesrs, which covered the
patients body and nmbs, and to which all
known methods OF treatment had been applied
without benefit which was completely cured
solely by the CUrIcURA kEMEDfEs leaving .
clean and healthy skin.
Mr.. John Thiel, Wilkesbarre, Pa. writes:
81 have suffered from Salt Rheum for over
eight years, at time, so bad tina. | could not
attend to my business for weeks at o time
Three boxes of CUrIcJRA and four bottles OF
REsoLvENT have entirely cured me Of this
dreadful disease"
Sold by all Druggists. Price: CurIcURA, SOC;
REs0LvENr, 81. 90; SOAP, rs cents Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. B0s-
ton, Mass.
DN TYTFY the Complexion and
DLAOS Skin by using the CUrIcURA
SOAP
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on for New Orleans.

A number of. well known gentlemen
met at Arion Hall last evening for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements for attend
ing the New Orleans Exposition. Mr..
John G Tomiinson, the Panhandle rail.
roads ticket agent In this city, was pres
ent for the purpose OF giving what infor-
nation he lad. Mr.. A. @. Egerter was
appointed to make all necessary arrange
ments and consented to do SO. Those de-
string TO 60 can secure all needed iniorina-
ton about sleeping cars, etc., from him ut
his place OF business. on Main street.
The party will leave the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky depot next Mon.
day morning at 0 o'clock In special car.
Only one change OF cars will benade. and
that will be at Cincinnati in the Union
depot, to cars Of the Louisville & Nash.
vile line. After that there will be no
further change OF cars. The fare for the
round trip is fixed at S25 40. The party
Ia expected to go at one time and return
whenever each member pleases. About
forty will compose the party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-06

The undersigned having purchased the
skating rink on Wheeling Island, de-
sire to say to the patrons Of the rink
that the past good reputation for respect.
abilitywill be maintained; there has been
an entire change OF the employees on the
floor, our aim being to get only the best
,of aid, and that tom your own city.
Ladies wishing tn attend without escorts
can do so with impunity. We think we
have succeeded in getting the finest corps
OF employees to he found in any rink in
this section Of the country.
The managers are well known local men,
and will be pleased to have any failure OF
the employee to perform their duty re-
ported promptly. The employees will be
known by q blue sating badge worn on the
breast,
Nothing further need be said OF the floor
as 1t already has the name, and Is one OF
the finest in this section. For parties
residing in the city proper, we have pro.
vided tickets which can be bought at the
toll Office at the Suspension bridge; they
will pass one over the bridge and back,
and admitto the rink, and thus the maus
agemept removed tho bsldge tolls, paying
IL themselves. For parties owning their
own skates We have provided coupon OF
twenty tickets which can be had for one
dollar at the Rink office.
Trusting NO mar merit q share OF your
patronage, we remain the pablic'sobedient
servants, ,.,..
TaE ISLAND RoLLER RINK COMPANY.
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LAST NIGHTS OPENING.
o. rHE enArIIsn sTREar nIsK.
4 saece..tul Bysat-rhs Place crowded.
mo skating of .The siidgstsr-Ths
Grand siareh-nig Attractions nj
the Island Rlnl-Rink Notes.

The chapline Street Roller Skating Rink
was opened to the public last night and
the event was one OF no small moment.
Hundreds Of Wheeling,s best people, both
old and young, were present, both rs
spectators and skaters, and a large num-
Der were turned away at one time, the
place being so filed that It would accom-
modate no more. Every one WINS pleased
with the building and the opening. The
three powerful Scimen burners that are
used and the other gas lights
Illuminated the handsome and tasty
building superbly and the sensible seating
arrangement made it comfortable for all.
The skaters were charmed with the. floor.
Many voted 1t superior to any they had
ever been on and others compared 1t TO
the Island Kinks Eurface. In the course
Of o day or two, after II has been thoroughly
worked, It will be much better than it was
last night. Those who rented the rink
skates were charmed with them; they
were found in perfect order and to skate
easily.
THE special attraction provided for the
occasion was sThe Midgets," Ethel and
Edna Taber, Of Providence, 4. l., two cute
little things aged 5and s years. Their
skating was loudly applauded and it de-
served the recognition 1t received. The
Oldest one did some really wonderfnlwork
for one Of her years, and the little one was
as cute as she could be. The management
has made arrangements for them to appear
at three more performances, tonight and
tomorrow afternoon and night. One is
not keeping pace with the craze unless
they see these little people.
The grand march was d monster affair.
It was led by Mr.. Irwin Singleton and
Miss Laura Cooper. assisted by Mr.. John
Riheldatfsr and Miss Katie Harden, Of
SteubenHille. Fffty-four couples took part,
andalthou9h thetloorwas encroached onby
the spectators they managed to get along
without break. One or two new and
very pretty figures were introduced by the
leaders.
The ladies were particularly pleased
with the arrangements made for them.
Their parlor Is handsomely carpetcd and
curtained, provided with stationery toilet
stand with running water, and maid is
also in attendance.
8iessrs. Rose & Entler were very much
pleased with their opening. They propose
making their place the popular resort OF
the city. The rink hereafter will be
opened three times each day, except on
Sundays.
There was only one drawback last
night and that was the music. TWAS fur.
1iished by section OF the Opera House
brass band and was exacreble. It con.
sisted mainly OF bass drum, cymbals and
horns out Of tune. kramers orchestra
will furnish good music to-day. The
management was not able to secure any
other music for last night.
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RoRruNATRLY for lIIe slar CIolIlInl

FORTUNATELY for the Star Clothing
House, It's reputation 4 established In
wheeling on The solid rock Of fair deal.
lug with its patrons, wllojeomprise the
most discriminating purchasers Of Gen.
tlemen's Clothing and Fine Furnishing
Goods. The Star has no quarrel with
any other house, but In defense Of tile
good taste of It's patronsit 9begsto assure
whom Il may concern that dealing In old
styles has never formed n feature Of It's
successful and growing business. What
It offers TO the public is Of the best mate.
rial, The best designaad thebestWorkman.
ship. Nothing old remains 10 be worked
of on the unsnspecting, for purchases
are made with fall knowledge OF this
market, and the public does not permit
the Star Clothing HOusesto become old.
In Illustration Of this point We may add
that our stock of "NonRoLKs8 is re,
plcnished daily in response TO. orders by
telegraph to the best manufacturers in
New York. At The beginning our AMOR.
FOLKS struck the fancy Of our young
men, who seem to be nuwilliugto expert.
ment elsewhere when tiis,stsr has just
what they want at a very slight advance
over manufacturers prices.
d. GUNDLISG& CO.,
Headquarters for Norfolks,
SO Twelfth 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-06

TIM want Soap AslsyourgroOer for Il.
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During The past twenty.iour hours there
was q very decided change in the wealth.
er. AT one o'clock yesterday morning the
cold weather signal was ordered raised
at Pittsburgh and q fall Of from 25s
to 35' predicted in the next thirty-six
hours. BY last night the cold wave
had commenced TO make itself felt
and foggy. BY noon It was showing and
by dusk the ground was covered with
snow and slnsh. Then It began to
grow cold, and by midnight 1t was very
sharp The atmosphere was quite dry.
The slush froze and II was not long until
the sidewalks were as slippery as huge
banana peel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-06
RELIAIRE.
Large steel oaIgs.-ya.las. Ma.,sts

Largo steel oatpat-yafiaRs Matters ai
Interest,
Mr.. r. AhhoG will give q big ball on
Noble street this evening.
Or. John MCGEE Is back, after a resi-,
dence OF some years Ia KANSAS.
The Bellaire steel works on Wednesday
made the largest output OF steel that has
been yet turned out in any one day in
this part Of thepoHptry.
The HRun on the Hristol' chow did not
get here, as advertised. Skating Kinks
ought to pay here for there are no shows
that cone this way to divide attention.
The funeral OF Joseph Mercer yester-
day was conducted by the Masons, Of
which order he had been member great
many years. a great many friends at
tended.
Mrs. Fannie w. Deter will address the
citizens Of Bellaire on the subject OF
"Scietifc Temperance INSTRUCTION in Pub.
lie Schools and Colleges, this evening, at
selpIock, in the Fist N. +. church.
There Ii Q petition in circulation here
which Is being distributed all over the
United States. II asks Congress TO take
immediate, energetic measures 10 aup.
press FolygaHy % practieed by the AEoY.
mons. "
A great number OF people went from
here 70 ST. ClaiFsyille yesterday. Besides
those attending the Meek vs. o. y r. rail
road trial. all those slmn.oaed hatoEe the
grand Jury In the Borham murder case
went yesterday.
Henry Teipie, the old peddier, who is
bent nearly double from injuries received
during the rebellion, has returned here,
We 8Ils y LIZ SGS gshsE tRS Ssa; E Ri
10th o. v. |. and Is certainly entitled % q
pension; but he needs some one to get It
or him.
Several farmers were in from the west Of
own yeetefdayI working against the pro.
loseI pike gp the greek. 'TRey ldnot
yant' II unless II enters this city and Bel.
aire pays her share towards II. or course
leE share Is the lions share In this case,
While The country would get much more
\ he AeRsat : !
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Grau,s Opera Company.

Charley Shay gets the inside track and
is the first TO produce grand opera this sea.
son, having engaged Grau's famous New
York English Opera Company, and will
open at the Academy Of Music Monday
next forone week, producing 1.-THE Queens
Lace Handkerchief %fhe Little DIXIE, y
ia Mascotte" and "oliyette.p and only
think Of It, for the popular prices Of a5, SS
and 30 cents, and notwithstanding tho
very cheap prices, Manager Shay says
they will be put on the stage In the very
best possible manner, regardless Of my of.
pense. Over $4,000 worth OF new and
elegant costumes are used In the above
OPENS. The company comprises forty first
class artists. SEQ
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TnE aiIsrLHroE nouon.


Tho mIstletoc hung In thu castle hall, M
The holly bnneh shown on the old oak wall:
And the baron rctalnefS were btithe and gay,
And keeping their Christmas holiday.
The baron 6eheld with = tAther's pride
His beautiful child. yuting LoyelIa bride:
While ahe with her bright eyes seemed 10 b
The StArOf the goodly company.
aim weary Of danciRg now" she cried:
"dere tAffy RmOment,-f'li hide IN hidel
And, Lowell, be sure thou'rt ttst 10 trace
The clew TO my secret luFking.piAeg.n
Away she n,-apd her friends began
Each tower 10 search, and each nook 70 scan.
And young Lowell cried, 20, where dOst thou hide
I'm lonesome without thee, my own dear bride"
They sought her tha. night and they sought he
And they sought her In vain when week passed
awayf -Ll
In the highest, the lowest the loniest spot,
Young Lowell sought Wildly, -bnt found her not
And year. dew by, and their grief At last
Was told a. a EorrOwtul tale long past;
And when Lowell appeared. the children cried,
"Seel the old man Weets for his fairy bride"
Al lenght an oak chest, that had long laln hid.
Was found IN the castle,-they raised the lid,
And askeleton formlay mouldering there
In the bridal wreath Of that lady fairl
U, sad was her htel-in spOFttye lest
She hid Iron her lord In The old oak chest,
Il closed with q sphng.-and. dreadful doom,
The bride lay clRyped In her living tomb!
~ THOMAS HAYNES lkYLY.
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TIE cAplroL REPAIRS.
Tho Legislative Joint Committee Agrees
Unnn $40 600.

The Legislative Joint Committee Agrees
Upon $4,000.
The joint special committee Of The
Senate and House Of Delegates appointed
10 investigate and report what sum OF
money IS required to put the State House
Building in this city into good repair,
reached conclusion yesterday. The
committee considered that under the con-
ditions named in the joint resolution pro-
yiding for the inquiry, that all that could
be done was to recommend the
appropriation OF such sums az would
make the building prescntable and
occupiable. The TACT that q liberal ap-
preparation was made to- the city Of
Charleston when the Capital removed
from that city was not allowed to affect
the decision; nor was the fact that the
State has occupied for tenyears, abuildina
belonging to the city Of Wheeling. and not
paid a centof rent.
The Committee agreed TO recommend
transportation ofS20, 600 forrepairingthc
building. Several members, however,
besides Senators Scott and Nj. Myles, OF
this city, think larger appropriation
should be made.
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BHADFoRD, Pa, Feb 5,-Crude oIl steady National
Trnslt and Iidewater runs Wednesday 6, 9ls bar.
rels; total shipments 1923 barrels: charters % 100
barrels; cleannces 1Ai20oo barrels; National
Transit certificates opened as CSC, the lowest OF
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NOTES FROM rnE R1NKs.
AGeneral Resume Of what /. Being Done a,
"A gill who could spell Deuteronomy
And Ind ktndied domestic economy.
Went 10 skate at the rink.
And rs quick as q wink r...
he sat down To study ASTRONOMY.

A girl who could spell Deuteronomy
And had htndied domestic economy.
Went TO skate at the rink,
And rs quick as q wink 49,.
She sat down to study astronomy.
The most striking thing about the roller
skating business in the floor.
Kramer and "The Alidgets~ at the
Chapline street rink this evening.
Happy is the youth whose lady friend
makes him an embroidered polo cap.
The band will be in attendance at the
Island rink as usual tomorrow afternoon.
A sheet and pillow case masqucrade was
held ut the Fifth street rink in Stenben-
vile last night.
The boys have taken To "Norfolks" very
kindly, but are fighting little SHY OF
knee brooches. They will, however, get
used to them before long.
A novelty with some Kinks is TO give
with each admission ticket sold during a
week chance To draw pair OF nickle-
plated club skates, OF any make. The
drawings take place Saturday evenings.
The association formed for the purpose
Of building q rink in North Wheeling on
the old Sweeney property will push for
ward with all speed. II is said that the
intention is, TO provide a false..raised floor,
so that the place may be used when de-
sired for public hall.
Notwithstanding the opening OF the
Chapline street rink. there was q good
crowd ut the Island rink last night. Sat
urday evening, at the Island rink, there
will be fine large cake given to the most
graceful couple. II is a gorgeous cake and
is now on exhibition at bursts.
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uApnrlnr nrntoh.n

Itwould be hard to 6nd the mstch for
"a Parlor Afatch,D the very funny play ad
ably presented at the Opera House last
night. II Is funnier than any Its pre-.
decessors Of the same character, and be.
sides hes more pleasing music aid dane.
Ing scattered through L, Some pf The
mechanical tricks incidental 70 me RjSy
are immensely funny. Mr.. Evans, Nj.
Hoey, Misses Yeamans, Ferguson and
Edwards render the play % lapghably as
the spt6sr Intended, and the musical abl.
lily Ok The company Is esPeelSlly note:
worthy. :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-06

IHS baltimore Il Ohio railroad are sell
Ing. round trip tickets to New Orleans at
very low rates, via all routes from Column
bus and CINCINNATI. On Monday, FebfH.
srye.h, sthropsh e0ash wiI,lsaSeths hSl&:
mara 4 Ohio depot at 0:l5 a. N. aud run
through TO Cincinnati without change,
making only one change Of cars between
Wheeling and New Orleans via Baltimore
4 9hloEarrlye in New 9rlesla AZ seven
o'clock, Wednegday m6rnina
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LOCAL pREyIrIEs.
,,a..er. ., Minor slomen. q and Aboa. tn.

Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About the
oHg marriage license'%as issued yester-
day and three deeds Of trust admitted 10
record.
JupoG BoYp's court adjourned yester-
day to court in course, after sixty.six days
continuous session. e3l
A WAGON loaded with Timber broke
down yesterday afternoon on Market
street, near Ninth. NJ
AT the Zane street NJ, Z. church last
night there were thirteen mourners at the
altar and eight OF them protested CONVEX
sion.
SOME very fine paper was put on the
walls yesterday for the coming engage
inent OF Carrie Swain at the Opera House
in "The Little JOKER ~
THERE will be meeting OF the Junior
Plumed Knights and Jefferson Juniors at
Market Hall, this Friday evening, at 1880
o'clock. Allmembers the above clubs
are requested to be present.
. CARRIE SWAIN, the fayoritelittle vocal
LIST, actress and danseuse, will present her
play, "The Little Joker,v at the Opera
House next Tuesday night Those who
saw Miss Swain when she was here with
the Tourists" have not forgotten her.
ANTHONY RICK, the coIored man who
was arraigned before Squire Ankle yester-
day afternoon on a charge Of disturbing
religious exercises at Simpson NJ. f. Cha
pei, was discharged byetlle justice, the
evidence in his opiniohnot warranting
his holding Rice for court.
TnE "Parlor Social, club composed
OF the leading young folks o. the First and
Second wards, which has been giving
weekly dances during the winter, will
hold q social this evening ut the residence
OF one OF It's members on North Market
street. I. I. Cockayae will furnish the
music. 50
THn new club called AiThe North End
SociRlp gave a most completel surprise to
one OF Ia members Wednesday evening
last ct the residence OF Mr.. Eugene Wood.
ruff, the surprised member being Miss
w. Woodruff. Twenty-Five couples were
In attendance and dancing continued until
IA. ". to 7. I. cockayne's music.
TIE river continued to riSe yesterday
and last evening there was depth q
Apbut o lueb ~ bu9 7GllAuuels Luz luGAl
packets We're running; The Ice has about
all disappeared, but The cold snap that set
in Last night will bring more Of It, The
dispatches last night were TO the effect that
the river was rising o. all places on the
headwateFs and at Pittsburgh, where
there was 8 feet Q inOhes.
Tue Postmaster Of Ames, San Miguel
county, Colorado, writes 70 the ISTKLli,
0ESGEa that q man named John R. Turner
died there January go, very suddenly.
Little was known o. hin except that he
was born and raised in West Virginia and
wss q corporal in Company J, 18th ReeI
ment n. L., from 1867 10 10, and was
about As years old; Postmaster Evans, oil
Ames, would like 70 .heas trpm Turner's
friends. n
Go TO John H. Hall, 1883 Main street,
FOR good and cheap skate sattllels.
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Cotton.

PnzgrRsM. PA, Feb. 6.-The afternoon market
was lirmer but quiet advanced to es1sc; close ut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-06

Whether It is Christmas, New Year,
Fourth Of July, or your birthday, make
the most Of it, and have good time. You
can't do thisifyour blood Is impoverished,
or your digestion poor. But by making
good use OF Browns Iron Bitters-the best
tonic in the werld-your whole physical
system will be in such condition that your
holiday will be q joy and blessing. Mr..
L. B. Smith, ex-Sheriff OF Ettingham
county, Ga, gained forty pounds and was
cured OF dyspepsia, by using Browns Iron
iBitters.
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Breadstnns mud ProyiNionn.

NEw York. Feb. s.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED;
receipts l4,vu barrels: exports 0l barrels. Wheat
spring stock sriae sifoBges; epsig,s Ssaic lower
sIGsSE aaS F nsie, wf NJ aEs ss4ns
Febrnary, sales 90 700 bushels at s0SSaSoIc. cIos'
Ing at sSe; March, sales 602 900 bpsb IL q
s s;Ss so 4 ss !. A FL: sss ss sasas ~ i!
hpSAels III siAsbe closing at Si1Sc; June sale
1000 htitheis az a0ec, closing at SIC. Corn,
spot grades lkalc higher; options 1919 lower,
s sGs5SE , sssSy rssstR saSS 1ssge5
steamer las q; lFssFaded yellow Sic; No. . Feb.
fisag ~ closing at 6JIEc: March lg,SaSOc,
closing a te%S; "a AIprtl, 4g.a!gse clos;
Oats xalic higher; eccIpts 5000 bush 81;
exports 10 bushchi western mixed seeSSei VI "a
western $ai0c. Hay IN taIt ,aeRAAHa: Coffee, spot
s sE sq ss 1a S s sSss i se, s go
pVoom6er .SSe sugar qllet. and arini 81 Domingo
SNci mould 4 esse; confectionery a ls-lGaec; cut
tnli and crushed 6ssc; gAuniatcd a'1Gc. N0la4es
dun, Rice aniet and nnchangel. TAlI4N h fm.
eFn fresh 3ia tass .tiS ~; se1 mes sfs ~ ~
il hly NHeef hfm. Cut meats steady. Lard wcik.
steam spot 7.27fc: February 722a7 3ic: kfcll gSa
S: A sPIl, 5SSs1ci my June 7O
Butter quiet aud nfin. Cheese gEtet
S inca IttS FSs 5gissr AMI and pn.
II SSaiTs sT psIcss aI sn sS S apss,.
sRFt opened unEettled declined 3ase, auessiated
lhOn broke % point iHe under the highest Ok.
yesterday; sales ranged: February ns.ass:Ea
sSSe closed Il q: dsSss 8 s 1sS
s' ~ ~ sI SS g.. s1ass * L, Ne
irenced BY nee arrivals aud The weakness in
wheat; closed Ha9S under yesterday; cash SG5Sa
i5c, February % saSIJSc, closed a 3G5iaSC5zc;
LSsea SsSssS, e as st. g. Nay
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To-NIanr1,s ENrRRrA1,N,,fENr
At the opera House f6r ciarItable ,pu


( Tonight will see the Opera House filed
with a fashionable audience. The billfor
the evening Is .rrhe Land Of NOD chill;
dren's operetta, and 1.-THE AIistietoc
BouRh," q pantomime in four acts, that
gives scopei for handsome dressing, pretty
scenic effects, pleasing music, and calls
into requiAition the services OF about forty
OF WheeIing's weii-known people. There
will also be various musical numbers.
'The Mistletoe Boughn 10 the story told
in the poem given below, acted in dumb
show before the audience. This enter
tainmentis for the benefit Of the NYomen's
Union Benevolent Society. Seats can be
secured Of Hammers.