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National Republican., 1885-03-26

ACHES and pains all yield to the pain-killing
qualities of Salvation OIL. Price, % cents a
bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

.snonaenee d tac anrellc.

Correspondence OF TIC Gazette
DUBLIN, Tex, Dec. 2s.--we think we
must let you know how we have spent
Christmas here, so we drop you line or
two TO describe our festivities OF last
week
On Tuesday night we commenced with
school exhibition at the old town. The
performers, In rendering their parts, Ger
talnly showed they had been under q
master-hand In their rehearsals.
ON Wednesday night, Prof. La.imorc,
assisted by his wife and daughter, Miss
Kate, gave an exhibition of their school,
which closed for the holidays on that
day. The house was crowded, and every
one seemed TO enjoy the entertainment
On Thursday night the excitement was
kept up 10y Christmas tree under the
management OF the Methodist church.
The house was crowded 10 It's utmost,
and everything passed of very pleasantly
On Friday night there was Christmas
tree at the Baptist church, IN connection
with the Baptist and Union Sunday.
schools Of this place. The house was so
full that there was no standing room In
side and hardly outside. Old Santa Claus
at the close made the children particu-
larly happy by appearing with a huge
basket full Of popcorn made into bricks.
which was distributed promiscuously TO
all, and this closed one OF the pleasant
est times the writer has ever attended on
such an occasion. The week closed with
IA entertainment IN the opera hall by Mrs.
Carrie l.. Cox, elocu,ionist Of Granbuiy
college, which was one of the bust enter
tainments of the week. and we would
recommend every one who may have
chance TO hear the lady not to miss the
opportunity
On New Years day the trustees OF the
school at this place have arranged
for grand laying of the corner
stone Of the new college, under the
auspices Of the Masonic order.
Should the weather prove favorable
a grand time is anticipated. The cere-
monies Of laying OF The corner stone viii
ho followed by several speeches from
parties who are expected from a distance.
The day win close with an entertainment
at the opera-hall, consisting OF drama
entitled the Drunkard's Warning, 20 be
rendered by the Dublin Dramatic club
for the benefit Of the new college. A huge
time is expected, and were our city and
the Fort connected by the Fort Worth &
Rio Grande railroad, we would extend
an invitation for you oil to attend and see
the busiest town west OF Waco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
L0NGVIEW.
On the Day Sam Houston Was Elected
Governor lie ShotaI Ills
AssaiIant.

spoolal % lhe Gaaotto.

special to the Gazette.
LoNGyIFw, TEX, Dec. s0.4 The count,
was covered with gloom yesterday by rea.
son OF the arrest OF Col II n. Aston, by
Sheriff Juo. r. Rankin % Eayeite county
for murder committed on the day that
saw the election OF Sam Houston as fret
governor Of Texas The difficulty grew
out OF an exchange OF land The man
killed, II Is stated, having swindled many,
attempted 20 serve Aston IN the same
manner. The matter WIS taken into
court and decided in Alston's favor, and
being appealed, the decision was sus.
tanned lncenscd at this, the appellant
aud his oYerseer attacked Aston in d
room on the day OF the election, the for
mer rushing az him, endeayofing 10 pull
his revolver, and the latter with u drawn
dirk The revolver caught In his suspcn
der, and while trying 10 get II loose, Aston
clipped the hair from his temple with q
bullet, and then shot him through the
heart, and before the uplifted dirk de-
scended had shot the oyerseor through
the leg. The latter begged for mercy,
which was granted.
Col. Aston has lived here for more than
twenty years, commanding far more than
the average esteem Of all people. Kind
hearted aud tender In all his ways, the
poor have ever been the recipients Of his
donations, and orphaned children have
been cared for by bin, at times as many
as seven at once. other hndneeses too
numerous TO mention have ondeared lin
10 us all, aud when his bent form, en-
ieebled by sickness aud age, his head
covered with the gray hairs that mark
the declining years, was grasped by the
hand OF the law as murderer,
a chill OF sadness settled over
all. Sheriff Rankin IL a thorough
gentleman, and no friend could use an
other better than he did the gray-haired
old man. lie brought letters from many
Of the most substantial citizens of Fayetts
TO the colonel, stating bond TO any
amount would be forthcoming the minute
he arrived. The sheriff left with Mr..
Aston last night
While loading shells from half oiled
little box OF powder and empty aud fllled
shells, the powder exploded, burning OF .
portion Of the hair aud whiskers OF Bir.
Grant Merrill. at the junction. little
son aud daughter standing on either side
were somewhat burned, though not badly.
Wonder ~ expressed that none were
worse hurt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
The shsr was tended.
oorrespondenee o. md cinlotrn.

NFNNNf'fh'NthNSV Va th' ht4Atlts
LEwlsvILI.E, TEX, Dec. 2s.---our usu
ally quiet town was thrust into sensa.
ton this afternoon upon notice given the
officers that some villain had shot G. w.
Bingham's little boy. A doctor was
hastily summoned, aud investigation re-
yealed the fact that the littlemnocent had
clandestinely been tamperng with a
charged shot shell, when the dischargeend
falling upon hard earth exploded the cap.
the shell rebounding with sufficient force
to iniilct an ugly, painful wound below the
left breast, decorating the right dlgltal
and powder-burning the ankle.
Moral-Men keep your shells and fire.
arms out OF the reach OF boys.
There Is a ball on the tapis for Thurs
day night at the Lewisville hotel.
Warm and appeamnceof rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
A Flshy story.

10 the Gazette.
sEvIILE, Tx, Dec. 29.-A ripple
atcment was created here by Henry
"a freedman, reporting to Sheriff
that he was boldly halted about
miles from town ON Clear creek by
Imasked and unknown men, who
Ided and TO whom was surrendered
leash in his possession, amounting
be $50 The sheriff Immediately
|upa posse OF ten good men and
p pursuit of the robbers, butas yet
x has been heard from them. The
eegro claims he was bringing the
q town to pay to his creditors for
ses for the past year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
A BIG HAUL.
He Knew the Money WINS Coming, stole IT,
and skipped In Female Attire.

He Knew the Money WINS Coming stole ~
and skipped In Female Attire.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 29.--A man named
VIM. e. Page, an Adams express mes.
senger, dressed in woman's clothes,
was brought into police head
quarters tonight by Detective Franz;
Erskine and taken into Capt. Fruchtes'
private Office, where he produced from
various parts Of his clothing SGS00. Ia a
statement by the prisoner after he was
placed In cell he said ne was express
agent and telegraph operator at Golden
City, Barton county, Mo-, that
he had stolen the money found on him
and more besides, but did not
know what had become Of Il.
He said he got drunk on
Christmas day aud had been drunk
ever since. The money came from the
Bank OF Commerce OF Kansas City 20 Aid.
rich, Miles & Co. of Golden City. He
knew il was coming, and when II arrived
he took 1t and all the ether money
In the Office, went TO his home,
bundled up lot OF his wlfe's
clothes, went into the woods, dressed
himself and took train for Springfield,
Mo-, where he boarded ST. Louis and
San Francisco train for 81. Louis, and
was arrested by Erskine between Pacific
City and st. Louis. He says there was
$1,000 in the package he stole, but he
claims not 10 know where the re-
mainder Is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
IrIesias MiIi travel.

LIMA, Dec. -Ex-Prosidcnt lglesias
aud family sail from here by Saturdays
steamer for Valparaiso. General l2ie-
sias will spend few days In Valparaiso
ana Journey thence 10 Monteyides and
Buluos Ayres, IN which cities he viii
gpead the remainder 81 the winter. In
spring. with his family, he proposes 70
visit Europe, returning by way Of TIE
United States.
The tax Of two reals per marx On tne
silver output from the famous zero ae
Pasco mines, which was Imposed ~ Cen
eral Caceres as war measure some
months ago, has been entirely removed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Colorado city.
speelal 10 the Gazette.

sptNi.i " lilS HAAoNtos
CoLoRADo CRY, TEX, Dec. 90 We
have had a good rain all day. The ground
is in excellent shape for blowing, which
was a difficult mater to do in this dry
country before rain.
George Miller, one Of the heaviest
hardware houses west Of Fort Worth,
will move into the two large rooms on
Second street, Jan. 1886.
Every merchant In town did a big trade
last week; in fact, had unusually large
receipts.
There is a large quantity of game
brought in every day.
A big load of antelope, turkey and
deer go East to-day.
Some buffalo meat was brought In to.
day.
j. w. Ayers, our worthy railroad agent,
returned from Mexico to-day, where he
has been recuperating his health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

DALLAS, TEX, Dec. 2a.--Au old tomb
stone which had the appearance Of having
passed through course Of time some
where, and after the resurrection been
sent here by some economical person to
be disposed of 1t secondhand rates, and
which for over year has occupied a con
spicuous place in our Elm street auction
store, and reminded the auctloneer in the
midst of his most enraptured laudatlons
of his goods and wares OF the
uncertainty of life and certainty of death,
was sold last evening and bought by Il
drummer from Austin for SIS cash. The
drummer, who looks like he is good for
many years 70 come, refused TO answer
-eportorial intelrogatorles as to what use
he expected to put the tombstone TO.
He, however, shipped it to Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
From Crockett,
oorrespOndence Of tho ea1ette.

correspondence VI tuS ba~SAN'
CROCKETT, TEX, Dec. 27-The Sun
days schools OF this place had snow
house at the Methodist church on Christ
mas eve. II was an occasion of much
pleasure 20 all concerned, and many nice
and valuable presents were distributed
among the children, and many others
took advantage Of the time 20 remember
their friends with souvenirs Of friendship
and esteem. The evening was clear,
beautiful, and balmy as a summers eve
indicative OF that quiet and peace which
will reign throughout the world when the
principles of true Christianity Shall pre-
vail in practice as well rs theory. Several
Young ladies' from adjoining counties are
visiting our town, and the outlook IS
favorable for merry time among the
young people.
L. W. Cooper, Esq, and DR.. J. j..
Cooper OF your city are here on visit 70
their father, Judge l.. w. Cooper
About 5000 bales OF cotton nave been
received here no TO date and II is sup
posed that there are 1900 more TO come
ia, The mast was ample here this year
To put hogs Ii fine condition and pork Is
plentiful ut three and four cents per
pound. Corn forty cents a bnshel and
the farming outlook IS hopeful for the In
coming year.
Our people are much interested In me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
wild Rnzor.

pune Gazette.
skANA. ARK, Dec. 29.-Saturday
'Aa Lewis Cummings, a colored
went into the trunk of Archie
4 also colored, and took there
'pslol and several other small ar
Nllch II is learned he appropriated
'eh use. This afternoon Williams
fut Cummings aud asked a return
floperty, TO which the latter re-
" ne had not taken anything be-
w Williams, and would not give
lp' At this the lie was passed,
'hey dew into each other. Will
FsN a knife as soon as possible,
y ne could be prevented sue
y ulstgurlng bis antagonist. VIII
arrested aud locked up. The
o Cummings wounds have not
Il decided.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
shot at Her.

BIO Gazette.
A M. Tx, Dec. 20,--To-night about
M, while two gentlemen were driv.
'Iown South Fourth street, they
IA the flash and heard the report
|Is,oi, followed by second shot.
|eutlemen drove rapidly in the direo-
n the shots and saw woman run
|npidly aud screaming and a man
Id IN the opposite direction. The
|stlon is that the man shot at the
h. The police were informed of
"a but an investigation developed
ID further. IL is hoped the occur
enacted in Austin recently will not
Ieated here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Charges E,nbe.slement.

to the Gazette.
las, TEX, Dec. 29,--.W. T. Gard
made complaint to the county at.
against James Mcfarland, charg-
Im with embezzlement. Mr.. Gard
4 secondhand furniture store in
Dallas, aud he says he rented Nc
IA S67 worth OF furniture, consist
bed, bureau, table, washstand, car
lad Ia fact q complete outfit, aud
IL disposed of them, iobbed the pro-
!. and skipped, he thinks, to Fort
b. 4 warrant based on the affidavit
!. Gard was issued and sent to the
tor execution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

1F'N11Il 70 EIIU NNINTICs
BAN ANTONIO, Tx, Dec. 20.--The
Medina county grand jury having refused
TO present Sheriff j.. Thumm for the kill.
ing ioi Deputy United States Marshal
Ferd Niggli some months ago, The Bexar
county grand jury did that duty and he
was arrested last night at Dharls by
Sheriff Lewis and brought here this morn.
ing, An application was made for an
immediate hearing on q writ OF habeas
corpus which resulted IN submitting the
case on the evidence taken at the prellm-
mary trial and bond was fixed at $40, 900
which Thnmm gave about ten minutes
later with San Antonio surctleS. He is
confident of acqulttal, though he ex.
presses some surprise at the above action
at this late day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Banquetted the Bar.
Special to the Gazette.

0FoSioi w Nho oaHohtts
JEFFERSON, TEX, Dec, 29.--Last night,
at his residence, Capt George T. Todd
benqueted the bar of Jefferson and visit
ing attorneys. An elegant supper was
set, and champagne and wine flowing
freely started the eloquence Of the assem-
bly,, and the toasts were numerous and
well responded TO. Among the visitors
present were Hon. w p, Mclean, Mouut
Pleasant John l.. Sheppard, PittSburg;
Mr.. Hardwicke, Abilene; d. w. Camp,
Brentwood; Chas. Todd and II. c. Hyn.
son, Texarkana; T.. w. Terhune, Green
Vile. II was very enjoyable affair, and
one that will be long and pleasantly re-
membered
Allen Grant was tried yesterday for an
assault with intent to murder and was
acquitted, the jury being out not exceed.
ing ten minutes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
The uIde-Bound Horse.

N 70 ne Gazette.
hIAs, TEX, Dec. 29,-The only thing
brgers and remains to remind one
BE Dallas Herald once existed is the
la.bitten, hide-bound gray horse that
10 haul the old lady's mail TO the
!. The news has got hold of the old
I'D works 1t in two-wheeled affair,
lch the advertising man rides when
Is forth TO interview the merchants.
d horse has been subjected to sew
|irkish baths and fed on a diet OF
Elntil there are places where its hide
1t It's grip on the bones and can be
between the thumb and forefinger
Used.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Happy May They Re.

70 the Gazette,
PERI, TEX, Dec. 29.-Married, AT
Eaence OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. g.
III Mr.. S. Il. Carruth OF Rockwell
rs Vina Greer. Miss Greer was
slie OF this community, and her
Friends hate to give her up, but as
pinot help themselves wish both the
|pa groom happy and prosperous
'onr correspondent was not for
|and was present to help make the
tholes disappear. They leave to-
III Rockwell, where they will make
Pure hore.
'!nas passed off quietly with no
Per fine for this time OF the year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
Clay County Teachers.


SRHTTA, TEX, Dec. 20.--The Clay
teachers convened in this city on
~ last and entered into perma-
|prganization. The institute was
Rltended. Teachers from all parts
scounty were present. After a short
klon the teachers were unanimous
selection Of Prof. j. N. Summers
pager of the institute. At present
: le work is in its infancy, but with
1owing interest manifested during
'esent meeting the labors Of the
Il viii doubtless be grand sue
During the past days. exercises
{entlon Of all was directed to the
\ Of managing public schools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
El3ht hours : Day.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Dee. 29.--The Gem CITY
tobacco works to-day changed their sys-
TEN Of working to eight hours a day, Dsk-
ing no chsnge 10 wages. The name Of The
company win hereafter be the Right
Hour Tobacco company. Thls Is claimed 10
be The irst corporation toadopl the eight
hour system.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
I,mel Llmel LimeI

Round Rock and Austin Lime-works
manufacture white lime OF the very best
quality. pTders solicited. For prices
etc, address MARTIN q Walsh,
Round Rock. Tex. Proprletors.
For sale By G. W. Gillespie agent,
Eort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

progress Of the Fort Worth 4 New Or.
leans railroad, and win 20 their last dol.
lar to have II come by this place. On TO
corsicana and then on TO Crockett and a
large trade awaits Fort Worth from this
sectlon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

|, 10 the Gazette.
4 ,s TEX, Dec. 29.-County Clerk
p-5as received a postal from j. w.
r. Of Fowler, Bosque county, re-
H. him not to issue marriage
/. e. J. w. Javuagin and Miss NJ. s.
q who cloped and came in the d.
n II DALLAS. The runaways have
!, anpesred here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30

With the closing return thanks orr c,sono rr , ~
@ patronage and solicit its continuance The widespread that
house carrying the selling for SPOT CASH oNly
Our return SPOT CASH DISCRIMINATION has
of our tade.
Equipped with resident the leading Eastern markets with tho
most complete and least the handling
of goods retail experienced statesmen chiefs Of ap
ment with abundant and light which bargains only
Cash HOUSE can Offer with thoroughly
ment goods
business has assumed such proportions o
American serving friends TO their complete soA4
faction. With 0 The season remain
cnt cr,mts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
No nrooded over It.

.NloNIo, Tx, Dec. 29.-Crocket
about twenty-five years old,
nself on the 25th by shooting him.
rye the head at the home Of his
aiaw, Tom Oliphant, twenty
'ahwest OF Helena. The young
! very kiud, weIl-disposed youth,
not an enemy. It Is believed
glinl was somewhat affected by
Fsntal .rjury to his head some
's II was the nineteenth ami.
~ as fathers murder, and being
we time II is probable that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 90

broodlne over this and the condition OF
his mother, who is helplessly III, led to
the lamentable act, The coroner's iurv
returned verdict 81 death By bis own
hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
STATE NEWS.
!. and Happenings OF the Day
occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
...r. from over the state Reported
sa.e,ally for the Gazette by Its
o4n Correspondents.


\ TEX, Dec. 2g.--Mr. S. T..
|.o,nery, for years travelling agent
DALLAS Herald, fell down to-day
|rnke his leg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
40 I.nrlhaunl.es.

HARTFORD, COsN., Dec. 29.--Seyofhl
sharp shoeks 81 earthquake were felt IN
this city this morning between s80 and
ktgd o'clock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-30
1.-THE LITTLE HUCELEDEURY. >

There are very few who DO not know az tht,
nttie push growing alongside of out mountain
auu NUS uut very few realize the fact fhnt
wy hitie purple berry. which 80 many 81 M
naHe eaten in NEST every shape, there NJ prin.
,lpie N u having wonderful effect ca ana
bowels Ds. blgrers Huckclbtrry Cor,iiai IL
,he vhtAr soufnERN RENEbY that restores
ny ntde one leeihiug, aud cures Dlarrhpa.
Dystntery and Cramp Cole.
A " nen II 4 considered that At this season 0f
thc year sudden and dangerous attacks al Tho
9oMels are SO frequent and we hear ~ 10 many
ueaius occurrug beforc physician can he
called IN, II Is important that every house.
mid should provide themselves With s0ns
speedy relief, dose o. which viii relieve The
kNn and save much anxiety. Dr. BiEgcrs'
hacklcherry Cordial Is = simple rSmedy
Whlch any child Is pleased 90 take.
. the wearled mother, losing sleep In nursing
tne little one teclhing, should use this medi-
the ol cts bottle, Send &c. stamp to Walter
4. Taylor Atlanta. Ga, for Riddle Book.
Cum aud Muliein Will cuse Coughs Croup
enu Vonsumptlon- Price - cts. Ands bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-20
Supreme Court of Appeals.

Hutcheson and ais. against Grubbs'S
administrator and ais. From the Cir
cult Court Of the county Of Mecklcn-
burg. Reversed, Judge Lewis deliver
ing the opinion.
Hughes against Tinsley & Brother.
From the Circuit Court of the county
of Gloucester. Reversed and remanded,
Judge Lacy delivering the opinion.
Lewis and ais against Mason's al
mnistrator and ais. From the Circuit
Court Of the county of Essex. Affirm
ed. Judge Fauntleroy delivering the
opinion: Judge Richardson dissenting.
City of Lynchburg against Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company. From
the Corporation Court Of the city OF
Lynchburg. Affirmed. Judge Hinton
delivering the opinion.
Branch & Co. against the Board OF
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Petition for mandamus. Rule ms,
awarded, returnable to the first day OF
March term Judges Lacy and Faunt-
leroy dissenting.
Commonwealth against Consani :
Commonwealth against Duval, trustee I:
Commonwealth against Tyler, trustee /;
Huntington, treasurer, against Ford.
Rehearing denied.
County Of Chesterfield against Halls
executor. Argued by F. ". Christian,
Esq, for plaintiff in error. and Meade
Haskins for defendant in error, and sub
mitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-20
The Mozart Last Night.

The musicale Of last evening proved
to be unusually entertaining. Mr.. Ste
phan Steinmnller, Of Baltimore, was
the vocalist Of the occasion. He has a
beautiful baritone voice. fine method.
and sings with much feeling. His Sc
lections, though not calculated to espe-
ciairy-please the general audience. were
Of the highest order. Upon his render
ing Of the difficult solo, 1t is Enough, {"
from Elijah" he received recall.
and responded with another beautiful
aria from the same oratorio. He sang
adelaide" by Beethoven, with charm
ing effect, and was forced again to re-
spond TO the encore.
The instrumental gem of the evening
was the trombone solo by Mr.. Equi.
with orchestral accompaniment. The
selection was written and arranged by
Mr.. John Baseler. Of this city, and was
played for the first time last night. Mr..
Baseler has taken the Blue Bells OF
Scotland . for his theme, and worked
out a really mcritorious composition.
Mr.. fqui performed it to a rare degree
Of perfection, playing the difficult yaria-
tionr'with surprising ease. His execu-
ton upon the trombone is simply re-
markable, while his tone is always rich
and sweet. He was eHcored and forced
TO respond.
The cello solo Of Mr.. Thilow. Schu-
bert's - Forget Ne Not" was. like all
the musical efforts Of this gentleman,
finished and effective.
The orchestral numbers were difficult
and withal well rendered.
Next Thursdays musicale promises
to be the finest for the whole winter.