davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
BMERS
MINING HORSE POWER

yT,HE MOST KFYiciENT AND sPRAC.
u tsaai MeeAins svss isysats4I for tts ser.
vsas os YRO6fBCTOhS md others 70
aaiftng ~ - of hovss poser Possssa.
ing al ~ rpqaisssnsmas of hr-t saAAs
hoist ~ anosdina msaas fss the asatina.
oss 0peea1ioo 81 yeDy ~ b3nwer vitbHe4
iaterfsxtng With . kniating a1pasatea
u 10 ns1d0 satsssIy OF iron: 10 pie~s
vsi9hs osss no poasds. ~ sAs srdiassy
spssd u . Asess. 1,0uo-poa hasast 81
ess msy - raised 10 fsss Per minsse. Ths
kss1siaR arsa b sndsS yhs sesnpasts con.
tsst ~ the maa e IN ohsft. and is oapsbis
II carrying - issssft sssss soss The
ssst sfsrssttsa h siixht - Two mss "
saif : ~ sas ssssly pss y 70 Passs sssdy
Whiis tAA power = msss yAstissiariy ss'
nisinR pssyrsea n n sssAfly adapted Ia
I'll sskef - vAeso eaiusaa powss is ssasir-
ID. tNGsD6 fos ssssalAs. AAdsaas
RANKIN, BRAYT0M q CO.,
PACIFIC lRON wORkN,
ssn Yransisso, chisseo and New FORK.
y--2m
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29


e1cssnsain maturer years, sneh az Loss Of
Meu,oYy, Lasaitude, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion 70 Society, Diipness OF Vision.
Noises in the Head: the vital anid passing
unoiAer.od In the urine, and many other
disssscs tlAt LEAD 10 insanity and Death.
Or. NINTIEcwho is regular physician
(graduate Of the University Pennsyivsni J
win sgrse 90 forfeit Five Hundred Dollarr
Tor case of fISfkind the VITAL RESTOR.
ATIyE (undyf Wis special advice sud treat
ment) will not cufs, OF tor anything impure
or injurious found In u. Dr.. Mintie treats
all private diatHscs successfally without
msIeusy. Couthltstion free: Thorcugh
examination and sdsics. tnoiodmE analysis
Of urine, Five dSliars. Price Of Vital Res
toratiye. 91.D q tottis. or four tImes
the quantity for Ave dollar; sent TO any nd
dress upon receipt Of price, or G. o. d., d
cure from observation and In private name
IL desired, by
II Ksarny ~. ,san Fyencise2, Cs.
SAMPLE BOTTLE PRE-
Will be sent 10 anyone applying BY letter,
stating symptoms, sex and ago strict 80
creey In regard 10 all business tranaaeti0ns.
Dk. MfNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHRETICUM, cures all kinds Of kidney
and bladder complaints, gonorlhosa. giset,
leuoorrhna. For sale BY. all druggists nj
One dollar per bottle; six bottles for Five
oG Dr.. MIsTIy.s pASDRLIos Pills
are the best anA chsapsst Dyspepsie and
Bilious cure In the rpaffss. For sale by all
,Janssu
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29

l.s Rsshsu's o~lAsa Dalsana 80. 4
Cures ChancrQ, Ass. snd siossd Sagcs.
soses 20 the Legs and Body: Sore Ha-s,
Eyes, Noss, ets, CeSpsr.enloeed Dso.tbes-
syphilisir Gssasrh, dlssased scaip. and ~
URINARY sofme of shs aissass known ~
Syphilis. pT1ee. ~ 90 per Beetle.
L. Riehaa y 0s1Asn naisAn Ne. .
Cures Tertiary, Msrcsriai syphiittie Rheu.
Wsatisn, Psias h the Boses, rains In the
Head, bach ef ths Neck, CIessatAd Sore
Throat, syphiisie kAsh. Lamps ssd eon.
traeted Gsr.s. 8tiAEcss of the Limbs, AMI
s-sdieztcs sN d.sesse from the ., stem,
saethes oassed BY inAiseretion % abuse
d nsrcyy, issrisf ths bi,od yur and
tesithy. Rssss - ~ Per rSstse..
I.n 8aeAaa'. ossAsa S~aafsA Ansi.
Intsssna o1vsa. ssd sn uheeY g osst
VI ti,sr,ssssnsnss. Priss - ~ pr
L. Wishaa's GsIdsa apssisA In
l~ee1sa, fa svere oasrs Of GonsrIhrs,
Iafxnmstory Cieet sssistus s.ke. rriss
81 50 per DsttD~.
Il DSehsu's 0o1dsa O'sfmsst
for tSe eh es:ve healing ~ syphilitir scrrs,
and srunt.css. Price o. % , - D~H.
l~ l;Ishsuss 00sAsn Pns- Serss
Asd IRA tFeAaaaeat: kso q phys NJ pr.
o.. sxee-s - e.er-wost, rpdsesstisn, &c.
Price - - ~ nsx.
Tsaie $50 NsRv1ae.
scat e~sryvkers. c. o. D., iecurc:y p-rssi
per sxprsss
E. y. RlCBARDa & CO. AGeatss
e. 4 - saase.ne stssst. = orbeT ~.
nsa Ynacisoo. Csi.
CIRCULAR MAfLkp ThEz.
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
N;:9sI2|Il1!A':

EsrA BIIsr1b SoR TEE ScIstTrs,c kap 61nHDl
Cun9oy CHsorrc, HtsvU AsD
6YKCiAI py4RAsuA
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

INT tWtkI MCIAuSI,
DIR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN. Is A
regular graduated Physician. sducsted ~
Bowdoin Collegsan University of NiOAAiGAs.
He has devoted q lifetime 10 the study 81 the
treatment and cure Of diseases within hts
speciality.
And niddle-seed men Who are suffering
from the effects Of Youthful Indisc rstions
or Excesses in msturer years, Nervous and
Physical Debility. Impotence, Lost Man.
hood, confusion Of ideas, dull eyes. svsrsion
"a society, dependency, pimpies on the face,
loss Of sEnrgy and tasnoFy, freqasncy Of urI
mating, etc. Rene mtmher. that by s6mk:ns.
tiou VI remedies Of great ourativs power tbs
Doctor has 20 arranged his treatment thatj;
will not only afford immediate relief. but peT.
nasent cure. t.-s.s. ~
MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
Having been surgeon in charge Of tive leading
hospitals, enables me to treat all private
troabisg with excellent results. wish u die.
tinctly understood that do not claim topes.
form impossibilities, or TO have miraodlous
or superna turAI power. claim onlv 10 be =
skillful and successful Physician and Sur-
Reon thoroughly informed in my speciality
D1SEASEN OF MAN
All applying 10 me will receive my honsai
opinion Of their complaints -kosIperiDenf-
ing. will guarantee positive cure In every
case undertake, forfeit 81 600. Consuita.
ton in Office or by letter rkRE and strictly
private. Charges reasonable, Cali or address
DR, ALLEN
26b kearney Street, San franciseo, Cal.
Office hours 10 3 daily, s 10 8 evening. II.
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29

Aas sseAined stAndard Of srseissnee ~iiicl
admits Of no superior
It contains svery Improvement that tnvsnsi,
esnius. skin and money can produce.
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
n Ysa vast % De ssspp,.

hS0 "eDs - Oe bsoRpys
II you wsnt 70 b happy yos must b good,
A nasxin all yieht - its way;
Bat far befter one, II undsrstood,
10 what have nov gst 20 say.
II ycu want 10 Be happy you must b wsil,
Mhatsvsf the station 700 servo in:
AID Of all thu medicinss one bsars the lead,
The good SAnAas1AH NxsvrSs.
once trisd every SORT Of ours.
To festsrs mo to good hsalth;
And spsnt in vain, of that Tn safe,
Considerable share Of wealth:
Bat all vas vain, tilla frisud advised,
In manner most deoeFvin'
The medicine be most highly prixed,
RIcHnosDis 8AnAasTAH NEsvuK.
took bis adviss; in one short week,
felt no farther pain;
For doctors no lonRer bad 70 seek,
For ] mover felt sisk again.
I'm healthy and hapvy The whole day Ing;
10 II health b worth preasrvin',
The constant burden sf my song
Ia, try SAMARITAN NRRvrrE.
Twill cure the young, t'will heal the I'D.
Twill make tbe whole world betseT:
At 81. J0scpb, MissyuYi. the me disiDe IL sold
Drop DIR. Richmond letter.
He'll give you advice far better than vAal lth.
He'll point out the way 10 preserve In
The best condition your newly found health
BY the uss Of SAMARITAN NksvIsI.
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29

Mispensa.yaC Ger.
GeaKy and Mason
Ms . Mss Hvaaels.
80, Cap.
The College Instissts
fpf tbs osps Of NJ
special oesnp1isatsd !
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

is 4 NEVkK FAIL
i 4 Cu,e for Nervous
IDebility, Exhausted
vitality. Sem ! n sl
Weakness Spermatof.
rhdsa, Lost Msniiood
tIfnpetsncy, p Fosta-
torrhsa, Para lysis,
lnnd all the terrible ef.
fleets Of Bslf Abuse,
w..oAhfui fatlisa auJ
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
70 YOUNG LADIES.

II your life il made burden owing TO
Biaekheads. Piniples and other sruptions
on the face, narrinR your beauty and caus-
inQ 90 much chagrili, IT Is no longer neces-
sarv to endure il. DR., flagg's Family
S)iutDsnt win certainly remove all soch
ble,pishes, and leave your Skin Soft, Smooth
ana beautiful. Sold by all druggists. and
upAiIed on xeesipt of pvios, pc.
RRAzIER MEDICINE 90,
Auno-a,, CEsvsLAsD, Omo.
Mohave County miner., 1886-08-29
DR.. Liebig

80 loer IN DR.. LiOblg
al k& T&tS Gear s.l alss..
fsNlHAjn 81 MIS-. ssa xsassls.
lSWI// ,VI 60. Cal.
w ~ The Coiises Inssissts
vi for tbs osps Of ~
hEAlIH special ssmp'issssd I
50 called inourabis diseases. DR.. Lisbig's
tissinan fnvieoratDr 10 positively guarAntsed
10 cure flervons and physical dsbElity, asn.
aai weakness. lost mauhood. apsrmaf0rriasa
loss Of energy. ringing and diasinssa in ths
ls~d. melancholia. hopeisss fesiings, pfosta.
tosrhoA. and all the rssalts 0f youshful i'm.
Irsdsaes and ssessAss Of mature ysass. Ths
Doctor, = regular college phyutsis1 from
karvpe viii agree 70 forfeit 0ns thousand
,loiiaTs for cass The Inyiossasos will nss
'ure undsr special tfsatsssat ssd sdviea.
The reeaoa 70 unAny oAn not RI enre1 ef
weakness aud tbs above aiaess1s = Oufng q
- complication. called Prsstatosshsa, vSlsk
requifss peculiar tssatasns.
DR.. Lsshtg'a InviesslOr Ne. . is tAs esiy
Posisive cuss fes peusastossAsa. PSiss q
either invieors.or, y pr hs1s,sraS tes ~.
q. o.. ID. iieapoaaibis pssssas na ~
sAen cured. Stricssss tssfssy AAiaAaiAisd. .
Psttsnts cured q hornes DE-. llsAia Do.
bailding.
Too frequent evacuation q ths BLADDER
and Ropy Hedtnsnt In urins ase synptonA
VI secondary Seminal wsAks&ss Ard rsss.
tstorrhsa. Compiaints rsadily yissa 10 ths
Dr. Lssbig Trsatmsnt.
Ordinary Casss--Any recent sass sf special
or private dissasss css~d for 90. 1ens
dies safbsisnt 10 ssrs viii b pssnDtly ssaa,
with full directions and advies, - psesiv4 Il
go All pankaQss are sssafsly sevessi
from observstion.
InviRontor Samples Rsss.
To prove the vondsftul pOwsTs ftAs bsaal
mr. - ,vii ~ ssat re- cf SSsrss Tsv
ems ordering free bottle viii only have 70
pay sIpreasAGs on delivsyy
Most powerful Electric Bslta FREE te p
tispts. Consultation, sxamisasi,a Aad a.
vics fires and private Gall o. write.
DIR. LIEBIG 1 CO., zoo 0sary IT..
Private EntrAncs. 406 Mason o.. 8. ~. Cal.
yulv1 6otf
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
NEW HAVEN OPERA HoUSl
Fair Haven.

J. M. Wheeler, who was recently doing business at the corner of Grand and East Pearl street, is now travelling salesman for J. T. Benham & Co.,, wholesale dealers in four, grain and feed at 27 Broadway. MT. Wheeler was formerly in their employ for period of three years.
 Deacon s. M Moseley, of Essex, has been visiting MT. Henry Comstock of Grand street.
 The New Haven Ice company has com menced cutting ice at Saltonstall lake.
 The humps is a prevailing ailment among the young people at present.
 The storm did considerable damage ill Fair Haven in small way. A number of cellars were flooded and sidewalks washed out. The damage was principally on the east side.
 The gas on the east side has troubled store keepers to an unusual extent lately, inasmuch that several are putting in lamps. The police report that many of the street lamps in that section go out every stormy night, probab ly owing to defects in the globes.
 The east side has been unusually quiet place since the advent of the police. No more rowdyism or drunken brawls have been noted.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
A SAD ENDING.

Mrs. Frederick Johnson of Shelton
 Sheets Herself Through the Heart,
 Killing Herself Instantly-Jealousy
 The Cause.
 Mrs. Frederick Johnson, who for several years has resided with her husband in a quaint and antique looking house at Gran oke, 8 place situated about three miles from Shelton, shot herself at 8 o'clock Thursday night. The bullet went directly through her heart and death was almost instantaneous. She left note to her husband, who is well known in Birmingham as "Bub" Johnson, in which she stated that she was tired of life and had no desire to live longer. She was quite handsome brunette, and from what can be learned lived happily with her hus- band. It is rumored, however, that jealousy was the cause of her rash act.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
Address by pr. KIeeberG on Sunday
 Evening.
Personal.

Ms Horace Parmelee, of Killingworth, is spending few days at the residence of MT. s. c. Stone, TO Whalley avenue; also Mrs. H. E. Lane, of North Madison, mother of Ms. Stone.
 MT. Andrew O'Neill, patent solicitor, will have issued next Tuesday for Edwin R. Ferry patent for sash fastener. A similar fastener invented by MT. Ferry is to be ap- piled to doors.
 MT. J. M. Wheeler, who was recently in the firm of Wheeler, Post & Go. and after ward doing business with the capital of the late firm corner of Grand and East Pearl streets under the name of J. M Wheeler & Co.,, has withdrawn his name from the firm The firm will be continued under the name of F. O. Post & Co.,
 Nelson and Allen Hoadley two young men of Middlebury who were in the feed business in Fair Haven, selling out the business few months ago, have taken positions in the watch factory in Cheshire. Allen Hoadley has for the last few months, being an expert sports man and taxidermist, shot and "set up, many fine specimens of the birds of plumape and game which frequent 'fthe wilds and fastnesses" of Middlebury and the vicinity of it's beautiful Quassapaug Lake.
 
 If You Prefer a Pure Soap E-a e'..s@, 5. H1ooINs' German Laundry,n
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Saturday, February I3, 1886.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADH REFRESHMENTS IO-DA1. Annual Closing Sale-D. W. Cosgrove & Go. nfectionery-At Ryder's.
 Dry Goods Cheap-At Bretzfelder's. Florida Oranges-E. k. Hall & Son. For Rent-Store-Leonard BostWck. Fresh Poultry-L. T. Law & Co. Great Reduction Sale--Bolton 6 Nicely. Kid Shoes-Henry Plumb. Salvation Oil-At Druggists. Special Notice-J. H. G. Durant. Streets of New York-Nsw Haven Opera House. Sunday Services-Calvary Baptist Church. Sunday Ssrvices-Church of the Messiah. Sunday Services-Dwight Place Church Sunday Ssrvices-First Baptist Church. Sunday Servces-Davenport Church. Sunday Servces-St. John Street M E. Church Sunday Services-Trinity NJ E. Church. Sunday ServiceS-SpiritualiStS' Hall. Sunday Services-Prosbyterian Services Sunday Services-College Street Church. Sunday Services-First M BChurch. Sunday ServiceS-GoSpel Union. Sunday Ssrvices-Hunphrey Street Cong. Church Sunday Services-Howard Avenue M E. Church. Sunday SerVicss-George Street M. E. Church. Sunday Services-Ohurch of the Holy Spirit Sunday Services-City Missions. Turkeys and Chckens-146 Crow n Streat. Vacation Excursions-W. Raymond. Valentine Cards-At McIntosh's Valentines-At Northrops. Wanted-W Woman-129 Whitney Avenue. Wanted Cook-41 Elm Street. Wanted-Girl- AS Gill Street. Warmers Safe Cure-Sold By Grocers.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
We Have Bought MT. M1ius Franks Entira Stack of Dry Goods.

We Have Bought MT. mf1fus Franks
 Entire Stock of Dry Goods.
 To-day at 8. m we shall place on sale the above stock of goods. It has been bought for mere song and we are going to sell them at small margin. Below we name a few prices. Twenty-Five dozen percale shirts at 25c, worth $1. Twenty dozen percale shirts at 37c and soc, worth positively not less than $1.25. Two collars and one pair of cuffs go with every shirt. Fifty dozen laundried and unlaundried shirts at 29c; just think of it, well worth 75c Look out put 25c. Turkey red tabling 23c yard Bar bour's linen Sc a spool: Coats thread 4c. Ladies' hosiery 4c pair, worth 10c. Chil- dren's Sc pair. Mems socks 5c. Positive ly no bundles delivered to-day. Twist 1e spool. Napkins 20. Towels 5c. Felt skirts 49c, worth $1. P. K. 31ac per yard. Regular g gossamer 95c. Ten ribbed um- brella 55c. All we ask of you is come and see for yourself. 10 yards diapering 55c Overalls 25c. Jumpers 25c. Cheviot shirts 29c. $1 corsets 50c
 We guarantee you a rare treat. Call early and avoid the rush.
 $. BRETZFELDER,
 S32 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13

This morning we place on our bargain table, opposite Temple street entrance, a large lot of remnants of black and colored silks, brocade silks, surahs, rhadamas and brocade silk velvets, ranging in length from 1 to yards. These goods have been marked much below original cost. Greater bargains we have never offered, and we are confident that at the marked prices the goods cannot last long. An early call will repay you. BOLTON & NEELY.
 fe12 If
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
AT THE LAW SCHOOL.
Professor Terry's Lecture On Codifca-
 ton.

Professor Terry's Lecture On Codfhca-
 ton.
 Professor Henry T. Terry, late of the Uni versity of Tokio, Japan, gave the first of a series of six lectures to the Law school sen iors and post-graduates yesterday afternoon. The speaker was introduced to the students by Professor Johnson T. Platt. ''The thing which our law most needs," said the lectur- CT, s'is arrangement. Its substance is very good, but it's form is execrable. Codifcation would save lawyers an immense amount of work. Our digests are many and volumin- ous and yet defective. But if we had fixed arrangement we would at least know where to look for our law. su- we would have fewer lease lawyers and more jurists. The object of qualification should be practical one. I think it is a great mistake to aim at the theoretical and the abstract, but at the same time the rangement of 9 code should be scien- tifc, philosophical and logical. A great deal of the old classification must be put aside and the legal topics redivided and rear ranged. This includes new legal nomen- clature. All definitions are dangerous and one who attempts to give in a sentence the meaning of a com plex legal idea must use technical words. These technical terms, which should express the simplest legal ideas, must be first clearly defined and then by means of these the more complicated legal propositions can be demonstrated.
 The lecturer then explained by the new method the meaning of the phrase Illegal right and then proceeded to define and classify the terms he had used 10 define it. Two decisions were given which furnished striking illustrations of the failure of courts to dispense justice by the reason of the lack of close definition of legal terms and scien- tifc classification of legal rights. The whole lecture was most interesting to the students and to the lawyers who attended.
 The next lecture will be given next Fri day afternoon at o'clock. Subject, "LegaI Duties Corresponding to Legal Rights."-
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
THE FORD MURDER.
The Hearing Finish ed Yesterday-Do
 little Said to be Perfectly Sane.

The Hearing Finished Yesterday-Doo-
 little Said to be Perfectly Sane.
 Coroner Mix finished hearing the witnesses in the Wales Doolittle case yesterday morn ing. Maggie Boucher was the principal wit ness, the substance of her testimony being as follows: "Doolittle woke me up about o'clock last Saturday morning. was in bed with his little son, and he came up and lash ed me over the arm with horsewhip. He cut big gash in my wrist. He was always rather brutal and given to drink. He was drunk on this occasion. After he struck me he handed Ford glass of whiskey and told him to drink it. Ford did so and then Doo- little knocked him down with the whip. I got up then and went out, and saw no more of the row." The theory has been advanced that jealousy between Doolittle and Ford caused the original trouble between the men, but Maggie said there nothing to this.
 The idea that Doolittle is insane is laughed at by the people who know him, and they say that when he is sober, which is seldom, he is perfectly sane, but is brute at all times.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-13
LOCAL NE W S.
Rriaf Mention.

Brtef Mention.
 Monograms to order at DormaI,'s
 MT. Frisbie, of Frisbie 6 Hart, was yes- terday still improving.
 The Second regiment band will hold a fair at the Union a1mory this evening.
 Rev. Dr. Edwin L. Thorpe, of Iowa, will preach at Trinity NJ. E. church on Sunday morning and evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Sturges M. Selleck, of Wa terbury, observed the ffty-sixth anniversary of their wedding recently.
 Charles Buehholz, who is suffering from pleurisy of the bowels and heart, was re- ported as being very low last evening.
 The work of building the new iron bridge over the Canal road at the corner of Pros- pect and Trumbull streets has been begun.
 MT. J. c. Warner, who has been with Russell Brothers for the past ten years, will open branch store of the firm in New Brit ain to-day in which he is personally interest ed.
 Professor Lee has received permit from Fire Marshal Kennedy to build three frame dwelling houses 20x30 feet, to cost about &, 900 each, on Thorn street near Columbus avenue.
 The Bishop of Montana, Rt. Rev. L. R. Brewer, D. D., will preach tomorrow morn- ing at St. Paups, in the afternoon at St. Thomas and in the evening at Trinity church.
 The annual session of the Grand com mandery, Knights Templar, will be held under the auspices of Washington command cry of Hartford at Masonic hall in that city on Tuesday, March 16.
 Rev. c. J. Erixon, of Hartford, will hold service for the Swedish residents of New Haven and others who may wish to attend, at the Danish Hall No. 75 Orange street. tomorrow evening at 7:50 o'clock.
 Mrs. Hannah M. Craft, born in Derby in 1917, died of pneumonia in Hannibal, Mo-, February 4th at the house of her son, Nor ris Craft. She resided in Bridgeport eight cen years and twenty-one years in Brooklyn.
 There has been considerable religious in terest in the George street M. E. church dur ing the past two or three weeks. This week twenty persons have signifed their purpose to lead Christian lives, and ten have profess ed conversion.
 The musical and literary entertainment given at Summerfe1d church on Dixwell ave- nue on Thursday evening will be repeated on next Wednesday evening, rain or shine. Tickets not used on the last evening will be good for this entertainment.
 The funeral of E. Gilbert Austin will take place from his late residence, No. 115 Elm street, this afternoon at two o'clock Monto- wese lodge of Odd Fellows will have charge of the funeral. The interment will be in the family lot in Grove street cemetery.
 The first annual soiree of Winchester Hose No. 1 will be held at Loomis' Temple next Monday evening. A very pleasant and large party is anticipated. Music by Landrigan's full orchestra. Stevens and Marlow prompt CTS. No intoxicating liquors will be sold on the premises.
 Good Samar1sans.
 At the Good Samaritans' temperance meet ing at Carll's Opera House Sunday even ing Charles H. Fowler, Esq, will speak, and it is also expected that Judge William c. Robinson will deliver an address Tn re will also be an interesting literary and musical entertainment after the addresses.