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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-01-08
Saturday, Jan. g, 1886,

at O'Clock, p. m of said day the following de-
scribed valuable real estate, to-wlt All that GER
tain messuage, tenement and tract of land situate
In the township OF Centre, county of Columbia and
state of Penna., bounded and described as follows
to-wlt: Beginning at a stone in the public road,
thence by lands late OF the heirs of John Conner,
deceased, north one half degree east two hundred
and nlnety-nlne and three-tenths perches to a
white oak STUMP; thence by the same south
eghty-two and one-fourth degrees west, forty-sev-
en- and eight-tenths perches to a stone thence by
the same south eighty-one and one-fourth degrees
west, ten and eight-tenths perches to a stone ;
thence by lands OF the heirs OF jeremiah Hess de-
| ceased, south one-half degree west, two hundred
and ninety-three and nine-tenths perches TO a
stone; thence by lands 0f Lafayette Greasy, north
seventy-eight and one.half degrees east, ten and
eight-tenths perchesto a stone thence by the
same south eghty-nlne and one-fourth degrees
| east forty-two and four-tenths perches to stone
In public road the place of beginning containing
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COURT PROCLA NATION.

WHEREAS, the Hon. WILLIAM ELwELL
w President Judge of the Court OF oyer and
Termlner and GeneralJa,l Delivery, Court of Quar-
ter Sessions of the Peace and the Court OF Common
Pleas and orphans Court In the Goth Judicial Dis
trict, composed OF the counties OF Columbia aud
Montour, and the Hons. James Lake and Il. L
Shuman, Associate Judges Of Columbia county
have issued their precept bearing date the 2lst day
OF Dec. In the gear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eignty-five, and to me directed for
holding Court of oyer and Termner and General
quarter sessions OF the Peace, Court Of Common
Pleas and orphans Court, in Bloomsbury, In the
county of Columbia, on the first Monday being
the 1st dag Of Feb next, to continue for two
weeks.
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner,t to the JUS
tlces OF the Peace and the Constables of the said
County of columbia, that they be then and there In
their proper person at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of
said lst day Of Feb. with their records inqui-
stions and other remembrancest to do those things
which to their offices appertain to be done. And
those that are bound by recognlzance to prosecute
against the prisoners that may be In the jail
of the said county of Columbia be then and there
to prosecute them as shall be Just. Jurors are re-
Quested to be punctual in their attendance,
agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloomsbury
(-N-) the 2ist day OF Dec. in the year of our
l.. $. Lord one thousand eight hundred and
tO-) elghty-tve, and In the one hundred and
ninth year OF the Independence OF the United
States OF America.
sherlff's ONCE JOHN MoUREY,
sheriff.
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SEE TIHLE IPRICTS!
NEW FAEL5.ssG GOODS.

Good quality quilting Calico for &c. per yard.
Full line of bleached and unbeached Muslin from Sc up
Canton Flannes from lc
Red Twill Flannels from 2Jo 6Oc.
White and Gray Fannels, very cheap
All wool Ladies' Cloth, all colors, DC. per yard.
1! yds. wide for DC. "
Ladies' quilted bottom Skirts tor 80
/" Italian cloth for l.25
Full line Of Ladies' Gents and Childrens Underwe cheap
All Wool Double Shaws from 4.25 to $50
New stock of Ladies' Wraps and New Markets.
New stock of Chidrens' and Misses Coats.
Some last Goats and Domans less than hi price
Coored Dress Silks from 4Ot15 per yd.
Black extra quality from LOO to.50 "
Brocade Velvet black and coored as low as the lowe.
Plain Colored Velvets, all coors for 10 per yard
Plain Black Nevets from 100 toDO "
Silk Plush all colors from 200 to75
he best all wool Jerseys in town for LOO Jersy prices
26O #'
full line Of wool dress goods the lowest cash pr@ and much
cheaper than #G
White Blankets from 1.25 to 80 per pair
Ladies' fine black eeced cotton Hose white heels anoes Also
full line of Hosiery Gloves and such goods as are uay kept
in first class tE
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A UDITORS,NOTICE.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

IN the matter of the money paid into court hv
William John and Charles Kregh upon mort gage
OF jacob krelgh 10 Joseph Brobst and Peter Eer
lin and Mary his wife. nv
The auditor appointed by the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Columbia county by consent of parties
70 distribute the above named fund To- and
among the parties entitled thereto Will SIT M Ma
once IN bloomsbury on Tuesday, January 18Th
1856, az 10 O'Clock a. M, to perform the duties Of
MS appointment, when and where all persons In.
.erested must appear and present thelrelaim or
DC deDaTIed from coming IN on said fund
GEO, Il. ELWFLL
uvV - Nv Auditor
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II ACRES,

and one hundred and tfty-one perches of land be
the same more or less The above tract is well
timbered and very desirable property.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ten per cent. OF one-fourth
of the purchase money to be paid at the striking
down of the property, the one-fourth less the ten
per cent. at the confirm lton absolute and the re-
naming three fourths In one year thereafter with
interest from confirmation nisi. Purchasers to
pay for deeds.
II. C. KELCHNFR,
f. l.. KELCHNER, Executors.
GEO. W. KELCHNER,)
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PLAID SHAWL GIVEN AWAY /!

nYsPEPSIA.-ItsN Nature, Causes, Proven.
tJtion and cure, by John IL. McAluln Lowell.
Mass, IA years tax collector Sent free To any ad,
dress. ian. s. lW Il
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VIllV more money than at anything else by TAX
Wl NJ ing an agency for the best selling book out
W&V Beginners succeed grandly. None fail.
Terms free. HAlLETT Book Co., PORTLAND,
Maine. [dec1S SIS.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
EsTATROF PATRICK MURPHY, DECEASED.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court OF Columbia county 10 distribute bal
ance in the hands OF the executor among the par
ties entitled thereto, VIII sit AT his Office In Blooms
burg, ON Friday, January 18th, 1885 a. 10 O'Clock
a. M, for the purposes OF his appointment when
and where all persons having claims against said
estate must appear and prove the same or be de.
barred from any share OF said fund,
GEO. Z. ELWELI.
Dec lh-AW Auditor
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EREAS BROWNS INSURANCE
AGENCY, Meyers new building, Main street.

o., As lhe agencies are direct, policies are written
Ior the insured without delay In the oliice St
p'oVinSpuIg' Oct ~, 81
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Frame Dwelling 9 House,

large bank barn, straw She'd stables, wagon shed
corn cribs, hog pen and all necessary outbuildings
being the homestead. large apple orchard on
The premises and never falling spring of water al
the door, and at the barn conducted thither by
pipes.
The sum of twenty-five hundred dollars secured
to the widow Hester Kelchner by the viii OF the
said John Kelchner, deceased, to remain lier
upon said land during the widowhood OF the said
Hester Kelchner the interest thereof to be paid tC
her annually and at her death or rem arriage the
principal sum to be paid to the heirs OF said Johr
kelchner, deceased
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IO7 ACRES,

and thirty-four perche8 strict measure be the
| same more or less on which is erected large two
story
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MARkEr REroRrs.
BLOOMSBURY MARKET.
Wholesale. Retail.
To-

Coal ON WHARF.
No o $2.OO; Nos 4 & 8 S3.25
Bltuminus, 81.
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Rev. Byer held services in the M.
Z church on Sunday afternoon on ac-
count of the protracted meeting at
Alton, taking into full membership,
Nora Richie and Zella Custer.
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COULISSE CHAT.

Blanche Chapman, the prlina donna soprano, has
John Templeton as manager.
w, II. Gillette has shelved his new play, "Held by
the Enemy" until next season.
Maud Banks, daughter Of Gen. N. p. Banks, will
support +. ID. Warde next season.
The Boston Ideals tried an English version Of
Donizettfs "L'Llsir d'Amer" in Chicago last week,
under the title OF "Adina; or, The Elixir OF Love-"
W. II. Gillette will retire from the "Pryate Sec
retary'' lead about June !, and go to play-wrtng
Leonard Grover, Jr.. will NIL his place for short
season.
Damala, the late handsome husband OF Sara
Bernhardt is man ga bonnes fortunes" apparently.
Jane fiadlng, the latest great light on the Partisan
stage, is about to seek divorce from her husband
M koning, who Is also her theatrical manager, all
on account Of Damala.
Rosina vokcs had such great success In Philadel-
pha week before last that she Is to play return en-
gagement there after Lent. 1t Ia pleasant to know
that this charming company Of comedians, the best
that have been seen In this country for many day,
are at length appreciated. They are underlined for
week at Albaughs.
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THE BERLIJZ LECTURES.

Yesterday afternoon the hall Of the Young Men \
christian Association was nlled with an Interested
anu apDreciatiye audience, the occasion being the
tue auspices OF the Berlnz School OF Languages.
the many friends OF this popular Institution will
remember similar course OF lectures delivered last
spring IN the German and French languages, and
VIII hall with delight the renewal Of rare an Op.
portunlty. The orator, Professor Paul ROgeZ, prn-
clpal of The BerlllZ School OF Philadelphia held the
attention Of his audience for more than an hour
while he gave an account In French OF the life char
aclef, aud works OF Alexander Dumas pere. lie
spoke slowly and with great distinctness, 30 that
even those mol Jet proficient la the French language
could understand. At the close OF the discourse
Professor Ioy rendered an Invitation 10 those pres
ent To attend the whole course Of lectures one OF
which Will be given every Saturday afternoon, AT 9
O'Clock. Professor sTack will deliver the next one
Ia the German language, Saturday, April 10, and for
those desiring to perfect themselves In this language
II VIII be An opportunity which should moi be lost
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ON THE LIST.

The following names Of Washington attorneys and
agents have been added TO the 0icia list OF persons
allowed 70 practice before the Treasury Depart
ment: William y. Al Lee, II. 7. Burroas, Browne
Jos. 2. Bender, Blrney 4 Blrney, J. i: Boss, JACK
Brown, Henry Billings, X. j. Bliss, j. W. Cooksey,
E Emily Il Charles, James n: Callan. H. n copP,
e. i. Culver, JeH. Chandler, C. T.. Creecy, s. j.
Crawford, ]. :. Dnie, j., W. Douglass, a. f. Davis,
i. 2. pePntr0n, W. Il. Earle, Ellsworth 4 Yantls,
f. T. A. u Field, Benjamin Freeman, William Fitch
r., e. w. iolconb. y. u. lIough, hunton 4 Chan.
dler, Eppa Hunton, II. Is. James, A. q. jenkins, W.
w. jackson, william j. Johnston, Charles and
George a; King, W. u Lord, B,lya 4; lockwood, II.
" u. Manogae, 4. Mob; Blair, W. a. Meloy. W. J.
der r: Morse, Bellum Miller, p. o'Farre, W. s.
Odell Co., Il. r. Pairo, j. d. Porter, John Q. Pen
ME, William Peibone, 7. 4. q. Pettengil, Paichin
laliea, 4. r. randall, Randall 4 Jackson, ], T.
and L. u stevens, Y. L. b. Sands, j. Amber Smith,
y. 5; Townsend J. T. Turner. Thompson Slater,
NJ. Trinble, james N. Tyner, Phil Is. Thompson, Jr.,
Charles Thompson, Dr., A. A. Thomas, W. W.
Upton, j II; yermlya Co., j, +. vlnal, j. II, yoor-
Woodbury. Wheeler, 0. Il. Herring, James II, Elm.
brJ A. s. Pratt sons, Brooks a Rowell, q. W..
Back, and George d. CLAWS.
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ST. ROSES HOME.

some OF the Senators say ihey believe that
tutTt - conspiracy OF ladies' and thcy are InOntly
wives aud daughters OF SENATOR'S TO secure an APP
preparation for tue benefit Of st. Roses Industrial
home school, IN charge 81 the Sisters OF Charity,
VINO there make home for poor children and girls
under eighteen years OF age, whom they teach every
branch OF PLAIN sewing and dreasmaking When
tue glrls are old enough ana sufficiently well In.
sttucled 10 earn their own living homes are found
Tor them. A. their present building IL moi well
adapted Tor inc purpose, and Ia much TOO small for
tue number to be accommodated there the Sisters
wish AN appropriation 10 enable them 10 enlarge and
Improve IT, lhey thnk as other charitable insliiI-
lions IN the District Of Columbia have mad approprl.
atoms made for their benefit by Congress ST Rose 4
Home, which Professionals as well as CalhOlics com
memo as most pralsewofthy establishment, IA well
because OF ls convenience 10 those who desire sew.
ny done 10 the best manner as because Of liz care
Tor ana training OF poor homeless girls ought 10 be
assisted IN that way also
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THE LATE MRS. HARDWOOD.

Tue following extract from private letter, giving
an account OF the funeral OF the late Mrs. HaTwOOd,
widow OF Rear Admiral IIarwO0d, Will interest her
friends In Washington, where she was well known:
"The services were he'd IN little Roman CathO-
lie church at Warehan, that being the nearest.
Alter the mass, permission was asked and given for
the people TO view the remains. The scene was one
OF the most affecting have ever witnessed. The
CONN being placed near the chancel, the I'D was
partly opened so as 10 expose the face The whole
congregation then filed by, the greater part belong
ing 10 the pooer classes. Many OF the women were
deeply Affected. Nearly all shed tears. Many lin
Rered as II 10th 10 leave the remains OF one they
loved 30 we'll Some laid their hands reyerenty
npon her rich, brown hair, clustering in curs about
her forehead, and one woman, sobbing as II her
heart would break, stopped over and Kissed her,
the xton, strong rough looking man, cried contin
uously, without an effort Of coneealnent restraint
had lost their best aud dearest friend. She was In
deed the friend OF the poor aud OF the sinner The
back TO Marion and placed IN the cemetery, next 70
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THE LADIES' nIsToRIcAL SOCIETY.

very interesting meeting OF the Ladies' Historical
Society was held AT the residence OF Mrs. HOTatlo
King on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Eastman, chair
man for the day, had seectedthe "Life aud Times OF
Cicero" for discussion. Mrs. Francke Williams read
selection relating TO the" OF Justice Contem-
porary with Cicero Mira. r. ID. Barr read an article
upon the "Domestc Life OF tue Romans, and also a
description OF the "konan Houses" written by Mis-.
Mott Smith. An Interesting article upon the "Iife Of
Roman Women was read by Mira. sayle sBTown, fol-
lowed by paper upon the "ReglOD Of tue Romans, %
By Miss II. s. Judd. Mrs Joseph Ware read a &c >
lection from Bulwers "POmpe," followed by a
short sketch Of "Roman Literature In Time oi OF
cero,n ny Mrs. D. y. Black, Five large photographs
OF important ruins Ia Rome were shown by Miss NJ
Bradley, who contributed greatly to the pleasure of
the society BY giving the song, "An Eye 80 Blue ana
Tender IN au exql lste manner.
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collection Of elegant works Of art Will be sold by
Messfa. waller u. williams Co, at their rooms
corner Ienlh street aud pennsylvania avenue, on
Apfl 4 ;, aud . The collection CONSISTS OF Italian
sculptures, French bronze groups and ngures brass
nnlsned CLOCK sets, verde Antique pedestals with
revolving caps, handsome gilt clock with nne paint.
Ing on porcelain aud side ornaments Of style Of
Louis XVI. There Is also in the collection pair OF
real royal Dresden porcelain vases OF rich blue
color SAID 10 he The finest aud most costly
o. raya Dresden vases ever brought 10 this country
dhe eollecilon VIII be arranged for exhibition on
Tuesday, the 9Th Instant IS
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NATIONAL UNION FRATERNITY.

Washington Council OF the National Unlon, the
hftn council Instituted In this city since March g.
was organized In Scottish Rite Hall on Friday
night, The members composing II being gentlemen
elected; L. t. Dlckey, President; q. A. Lyon, Wee
President; Alonzo Weeks, ex-President; w. II.
Pierce, secretary; II. n. Hutton, Financial secre-
urer; j. II. PnnoGk, Chaplain; A. n. Tracy, Ser
geanl al-Arms; W. W. AlIeger, usher; II. b. Curiis
DoOrkeeper.
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Damo Fortune FarO. Poor AnuIe smIlb,

TNtW UIItdb5 Ia Flcaynne, Feb. lB1
VINO Ia a cOlOTed cook and washer, al ll8 Lihert y
street, was the lucky holder of one.hfth of IN.
ticket IN the Louisiana state Lottery which drew inc
first capital prize OF $40 900 Tuesday February d
In quiet way, she sad: "My name - Annie Smith.
j am forty years OF age aud widow; born al Mon
roe, La. My attention was attracted 10 a lcket-No
5I,IOb. The combination pleased Ine, / purchased
onelfth for the sum Of a. called al the onice Of
Sue has children living aud Ii alone In the world
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THE PASS SYSTEM.


How IT WOTks IN Inc TTtAshTl DfpaTImtnt
The report OF Chief CLERK Youmans for the month
OF March, the first full month under the ~ stem
requiring all employees IN The Treasury Department
10 procure passes before being permitted 10 leave
the building during ONCE hours, shows the following
Interesting statistics; Number Of clerks "Ou with.
out leave 225; number Of clerks "Out with leave
or on passes, lOlgi total number OF passes issued
l,023 The Third Auditors Once issued the largesi
number, 100 The once OF the Director OF the Mint
and the Secret Service Division divide the hOnOTs
the lewestlumbeT, having issued one each but then
tDe force OF clerks IN these Offices II very small. The
Warrant Division Of the Secretarys ONCE probably
has the best record. il mad 20 passes, an average
OF one pass for the month 10 each eInplOye, aud
many OF the passes Issued for Onical business
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Morning yo,una, says: "Gibsou and Ryan, two
clever performers, began short engagement at the
Harlem Theatre last night in Barry and Fay's most
pronounced farcical success, Irish Arstocracy,'
piece which has heretofore been performed under
the title OF Muldoons Pcnic The farce intensely
amusing and very well suited to the capabilities OF
the company engaged In Illustrating the roaring,
rolicking, and boisterOus situations and Incidents
with which II abounds Gibson and Ryan, the stars,
are well fitted in the parts they undertake, and the
representation as whole IL all that could be de-
sired.n
The entertainment for the bcucnt OF the Found
ling Hospital, TO he given at Albaugh's Grand Opera
House May !, will be one Of the cven,sof.the season.
The best dramatic talent In the city has been secured
and the affair Will he under the patronage Of the
offcers OF the Hospital, Including DIR. Y. n Sewers,
the PRESIDENT aud number OF the most prominent
and respected ladies' aud gentlemen OF the city,
whose names have already been published.
Al the Dime Museum this week one OF the most
successful burlesaucs OF the season viii be offered,
Hall, Dewey and Knowles's famous musical comedy
of"odds aud Ends" sparkling with songs, medleys,
duets, and tros and an avalanche OF funny sayings,
In which the charming young actress, Miss Josie
Bevoy, and an unequaed company OF comedians ap-
pear. The ST. Louis Republican says; 4" odds and
Kinds is full OF Interesting situations. II affords the
company abundant opportunities for mlrth-provok-
ing scenes, good music, and dancing. Miss Josie
her way right to the hearts of the people. Il. a.
knowless topical songs were more than good, and
ne made an Interesting and funny character OF the
Professor"
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AucTroSEgR DOWNING will on Tuesday evening
next, at his salesrooms, Eleventh street and Penn
syvania avenue, sell by catalogue a valuable coll
lection OF miscellaneous books Catalogues are
now ready and can be had on APPLICATION.
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NIEn-

HuRLEY.-March 81, Emma, beloved daughter Of
Henry and Harriet Hurley, aged fifteen years. Flu
neral to-day from her parents residence, si3 NJ
street northwest, at p. NJ. Friends and relatives
are Invited TO attend. lntcrment at Oak HILL
MURRAY. April l, Levi Murray, aged seventy
i've years. Funeral to-day from his .in.law q,
1921 q street northwest. lnterment In Alexandria,
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THE time has arrived for making changes In
weights Of underwear and one OF the most important
matters connected with the subject, especially tothe
men of limited means, Is to knew where 10 get the
very best goods for the very least money. To all
such we have no hesitation in saying go TO the
establishment OF MIR. o. p Burdette, AL Seventh
street. His stock OF standard goods Ia exceedingly
large, and his prices as low as the lowest.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-04-04

THREE HUNDRED PIECES OF BoDY, TAPESTRY,
VELVET, AND INGRAM CARPETS. Latest spring
patterns,
WASH. h. WILLIAMS, 81 eth ST. n. W.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-04-04

MEssRs. SINGLETON 4 FLETCHER, as Seventh
street, are prepared to show the public the new I'M
proved Alaska refrigerator, which received the
h CHEST award at the late New orleans Exposition
for perfect circulation OF dry air. Cleanliness dura-
bility, and economy OF ice. These are all consdera-
tions OF the greatest Importance to those needing
perfect refrigerator. This firm are also sole agents
for the only genuine steel bicycle wheel rubber-tire
hnby carriage. A visit 10 this house is invited.
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Dime MI uSeum.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Eleventh street.
THE GREAT LAUGHING SUCCESS OF 1885,
HALL, DEvOY KNOWLESS
FAMOUS COMEDY MPANY
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 6,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
Their Comic Problem, divided In Three Acts, called
odds AND ENDS;
or. FUN AMONG THE COLLEGE BOYS.
The Funniest Comedy ON the American Stage.
Sparkling with Songs, Medleys, Ducts, and
Trios, and Splendid Company Of
COM EDIANS.
Among the Musical Gems are
DuElsr SMOKING, READ THE ANSWER IN
THE STARS, SEE SAW, IRISH FAIR DAY,
FAR, FAR AWAY, PATTER,
And hosts OF other Popular Airs which will be sung
by the Charming
JOSIE DEvoY, Il. q; Knowles, CHARLES
ROACH, j. ii. HALL, ADAH CASTLE
TON, and NELLIE HORNER.
Admission TO all this Great Show only 10 CENTS.
Seats can be secured three days In advance.
NEXT WEEK-AN0THEK BIG CARD
THE TOURISTS,
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NINE. r. II. HARRISON will have on exhibition at
her elegant millinery parlors, 1929 street, on
Wednesday and Thursday next, the 'th and SIN,
the very latest novelties IN Imported hats anu Don
nets for spring and summer wear