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SPRING OPENING.

John W. Purefoy has just returned from
the North where he purchased select
stock of dry goods, notions, &c. and you
line. He asks the ladies to call at once
and examine his beautiful dress goods, cali
Goes, lawns, plain and checked muslins.
All over embroideTies and fiouncing to
match; Hamburg and Swiss edging and
laces, satns, ginghams, lawns, figured
scarfs and ties Ladies' and gents fine and
medium SHOES. The latest styles in gents
soft and stiff hats. Tinware, harware
crockery. Fresh groceries, canned goods
and cOnfectioneries
Try barrel of his Snow Drop Flour
(patent roller) the best on the market for
money. His motto the best goods for the
least money. Remember the place, Kelly S
new brick store, Henderson. n. G.
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A CCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
~ RESIDENCE,

BY virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court of Vance County, North Carolina,
entered at its February term. 1883, in the
cause of Robert Boec,,m, vs.. James r.
White and Others, Wa will sell by pubs
&c auction to the highest bidder at the
G Iuft House door in Henderson on II On
day, the 9TH day of Nay, 1888. at noon,
the lot # land and appuItegances de-
scrihel in pleadiugs in said action. sit
uate on William street in the town of
Henderson. adini ing the lands of A.
Davis, Mrs. aria P4rhsm and others, it
being the lot wherein is situate the res
idtnce in which Capt. James b. White
and family now reside.
All disputes IL regard to the tite TO
tins property rave been settled and the
purch ,ser will undoubtedly get good
lie. Terms OF sale: one half cash, bal
aEce in two equal pay NESTS with in>
tsrest at six aud twelve menths. III ls
to pe retained or mortgage taken tor
unpaid pnrch So m Iney. Sac 10 be con
friDeJ by the Curt.
T +. HICKS,
A. c. Z0bLlC0FFEk,
Cpmmissinnefs
Henderson. y. c., April 2, 1855.
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Notice to Stockholders
Central Agricultural Society!

Notice is berel'y given that. as directed
by The Superior Court OF Vance county,
at February term, 1888, In decree In
State ex rel Keuan, Attorney General
and others, against the Central Agri~
cultural Society aud other, / will. on
Mnndav, the Both day of April, 1888,
proceed to take proof of the stockhol1-
ers of the said Central Agricultural So
ciety and the amount OF stock owned by
each. All persons claiming 10 be stock
fled to present their claim before me, at
my otiice on that day, with their eertifi-
Gates of stock.
JAMES r. YOUNG,
Clerk Superior Court, Vance Co., n. &.
Henderson, n. NJ 'rch 10Th, 1888.
Imarch .2-6 OIL
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

By virtue of an order of the Superior
Court of Granville county, shall, on
Tuesday, the 24th day OF April next, Of
fer for sale, to the highest bidder. at
public auction ct the Court House door
in Oxford, the lands OF tho estate of the
late James B. Hobgood.
These lands consist of about 700 acres
well tim bered aud are within five. lies
of oxford on the Oxford aud Roxboro
road. They will be divided into three
tracts, one of about $50 acres, one Of
about $50. and one of about 30, besides
a small tract or % acres.
On tie tract of $50 acres there il a six
room dwelling in thorough repair, be-
sides seven curing barns, large pack
barn, stripping barns. frame stables,
granary, &c, al in excellent condition.
Eacs OF the other tracts has a two room
dwelling, harms and other farm houses.
These lands have been rented for tire
year 1888. Preparations are making for
planting large GRIP OF tobacco as well
a. of corn, wheat and cats. These crops
will be sold with the lands.
Terms, one third cash, the balance in
one and two years. for which the Dur
chasers will give bonds bearing per
cent. interest from the day of sale, and
the title retained until the whole he paid.
The sale is made subject TO the con-
firmation of the Court
For additional iEfoi nation. apply to
the undersigned at oxford. Mr. ID. F.
Hobyood, who can be found at the late
residence Of James r. Hobgood. de-
ceased. will take pleasure in showing
the lanes 10 persons interested.
F.P HOBGOOD.
oxford, y. c,
[mar.h 10, o.
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Notice.

By virtue OF an execution now in my
hands from the Superior Court ofVancs
county. in favor of Bodeker Bros. and
against II. r. Henderson. ! shall, OF
Monday. the 7th day of May, 1883, IT IL
o'clock moor, sell for cash by public
auction to the hi2beet bidder At the Court
House door in Henderson, all The right,
title aud Interest Of K. 4. Henderson in
and TO two lots of land fronting on Pearl
and Grove Hill streets in Henderson,
y. C a6iacen: tn each other and adjo$n-
ing the lands Of Winnie Msyfieid, Daniel
ParhanI. Wesley M4yfieId aud others.
April 3rd, 1884. W. II SMITH.
Sheriff Of Vance County, :. &.
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ADDRESS OF REV. ALEX. SrRUNT.-The
address of Rev. Alex. Sprunt on ."I'he his
tory. principles and objects of Odd Eel
lowship,' at Burwell Hall Monday even
ing, was one of the most admirable dis
courses we have listened to in a long time.
Quite number of people, both ladies and
gentlemen, had assembled to hear him
some time before the appointed hour, at
which time the members af the Henderson
Lodge marched into the hall wearing their
bright and handsome regalias. Mr.. !. r.
Young. Noble Grand, introduced the speak
er, stating the object OF the lecture to be as
Its subject implied, and that il was i'm re-
spouse to request form the members of
the Lodge that he should prepare and de-
liver such an address before them.
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By virtue Of decree Of the Superior
Court OF Vance county, entered at il
February term, 1855, I'm the cause 81 j.
r. Harris aud others Va. A. j. Kivett
and others f-ee civil issue d sckei. Book
3, page l9a shall sell by public auction.
10 highest bidder, Al courthouse door in
Henderson, in said county, on Monday,
the 7ta da7 Of May. 1888, at IL o'clock
noon, that valuable lot situate on GxT-
nett aud Montgomery streets in the town
OF Henderson, y. G, adjoining the lands
Of }. r. Cbsatham. Annie +. Young
aud said streets, it being the Same
wherein Is situate the three story iron
front, Kivett storehouse. occupied al
present by j. II. Goodrich and others.
Terms of sale: Fifteen per cent. 20 be
paid on day Of sale. balance when sale il
confirmed by the court. Possession
will be given Immediately after May
court
TT. HICKS,
Comtaiss Toner.
Henderson. \. c., April ?, 1885.
lsps IS 4o.l
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,-o,A. notice

~ tr;o,,ds throughout the county,
confer 0 favor By taIil7h itsre ey that
sl ny zee 9ccup in tneir respective hs'S''''
hoods on or writing to adYcr-
Person, S,,Il.. mention the COLD I.EAF'
EiSeis VI" t,.;, lot [ou will greatly oDliSc Us
~ =, = lyiii cost YOU nothing.
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rsNRUSTEES SALE OF TOWN LOT

Bv virt1e of power conferred on me
by Deed Of Trust from solomon Wills
lians on the 18th day of October, 1887.
a. d duly recorded i'll Registers office for
Vince county, Book Il, page 6!7, L shall
sell for cash, at the G ,urt house door in
Henderson, \. g.. on Monday, the 39tb,
day of April, 1883. the lot in said Deed
of Trust described, adjoining the lads OF
Scylia Duka, DR.. V. f. Turner and
others. Time of sale II O'clock 81.
March Goth, 1883.
It. r. HARRIS,
Trustee.
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MILLINERY

Miss Rosa Thomas has returned from the
North, end has large and pretty stock of
Millinery open and ready to show you at
5. q L. Watkins. All invited to call.
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Agency for Hackney Bros Carriages. &c

Having tie agency for Hackney Bros
bugge5, carriages, wagons, road carts, &c,
| can sell any style vehicle desired at fac
tory prices. This work is all of the best
materials and fully warranted. RepoSi-
tory in O'Neil building. A good supply
of vehicles of all kinds always on hand
Mr.. Jas. A. O'Neil will show the work
and wait on customers.
March 8, 3 |. H. Ii. BURwELL.
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GROUP, WHooPING COUGH and Bronchitis
relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For sale at W. I. Cheatlam & Cos drug
store. feb-9,
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Attention. Vance Guards.

You are commanded to meet promptly at
$50 o'clock Friday night, April Goth. i'll
the L. O. 0. f. Hall over Lehman's. I'M
portant business to transact
j. +. Young,
Sec'y Vance Guards
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.
AcoN1cs PICKED UP HERE AMI
l. IN [groE M OUR EAGLE-EYED
REPORTERS.

tINttit''~
,,n;-s , number Of our citizens attended
thc railroad celebration at OAloia '''0'
day.
"Ab how this changing lie Of ours re,
eao,I,I.. ,r., uncertain glory Of an ApriI
day" /
rs.~ cooling Of the turtle doves is one Of
In, familiar sound, Of Spring that is he'fd
again.
The Henderson Chorus are preparing loi
, c,anI concer3 next Wednesday even
jug 18th inst
,r1,. familiar sound o. the whip-poor-~l1
:. heard AGAIN in the Ncighhoring forests.
- te no longer doubted that Spring Is
bora and corn planting time is at hand
now
n,.r 4bo1rbtfaI AID discerning Brother
pl.,,,.t ..,y, ;; nla,..s great difference TO
:, vounp man, if counting girl, whether
,l. take. 4 greater interest IN his welfare
OF his farewell.
r,o-c aboniuanle high heels Oh ladies
shoe. are going out of fashion, and 1t Is 10
Inc lone that the broad-brmmed hat al
the church ami the opera viii ioIlo"
close III 'he'I Want
The raoplc Of Henderson are 700 enter
pris'h@ ana pHPis spun :" -,
stop whiTe 1t - W. P''N''' 'i'io
ments will be made III onr iih't' VIZ, VIZ"
.hc next year than ever before III Ike
period of time.
4 hu-baud AID wife both sucided few
days since IN New hoth oh '0'ouN' VI
power '-''|''"J'' Linz,
Ii 'h'' vas " anu '>-'7' .,,''to ,,I7
such rash acts we hho" some p'ol''' "'''
u.,;.
!" l. Ih""'h"m '"'' nave S'' '1'',
sod" fountain up anu I",''H my CIV
drte HI''' h'' 70 "li"" 'i'' s",," ~"
10 get the start II them, and all VINO re-
fresh themselves at their fountain thlS
s,,,,,ua; Will ri-c up and pronounce them
,,I,...I
The meetings n the Baptist Church grow
=, i,t..rr.f Several pcy,cns have made
4 profession of religion ,}Ed he good WORK
continues. Mr.. VauDeyenter, the pastor,
I,as been preaching some excellent sermons,
full Of force and logic, cl"fuenC as we'll as
argumeutative The attendance upon the
nightly services are large.
Rev. F. IL. johnson, y. D., evangelist of
orange pre~bytrrv. Will preach at the
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this place next
s,,,r.ra,. ,s,rrin, and uinbt Mr. Snrunt
the pastor. j. ava, this week attending the
sunday xrho.,I Convention At Ralninh and
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THAT HACKING Cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiioh'S Cure. We guarantee it.
For sale at w. L. Cheatham 4 Co.'S drug
store. feb-9.
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FATAL ACCIDENT-Ben Knott, colored
man In the employment of the Raleigh &
CASTOR Railroad at this place, was fatally
injured yesterday while in the act of coup
ling a freight car to the engine, from the
effects of which he died in a few hour.
atterward. There is no bumper on the
tender Of the engines, it seems, and there
Is danger of being mashed in coupling them
unless person is very careful Ben it
seems was acting in the place of another
! hand at the time and lost his life as above
stated. tie had been in the employment of
I. the railroad number of years and was =
very faithful and trustworthy man. He
was clever and we'll behaved darkev
honest and industrious and polite and
ooliglhg, and many are the expressions of
regret AT his sad and sudden taking off
Deceased leaves wife and several chill
dren.
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IHE BOSTON STARs.-One of the b ST en-
teftainments of its kind ever given in Bur
SeII HAN, was that of the Boston Stars
last Friday evening. 1t was finished per-
torrance In every way and those who
1aIled 10 witness it missed rich treat i'll
deed. The singing of Mrs Medora IIQu-
son-Emerson was alone worth the price of
admission to the appreciative lover of
vocal m sic, the sweetest of all harmoni-
Gus sounds. She has a remal kably sweet
voice, clear as bell, full-volumed and of
extensive range, while her stage manner
and be witching smiles fairly captiyated
the audience. Mrs. Emerson is a very
pretty woman, cultivated and accom-
plIshed, and was easily the ''Star of the
evening" Nella F. Brown is one of the
most accomplished readers the Henderson
theatre-going public have yet had the
pleasure Of seeing. Her work is full Of
force, finished ard effective, and to her
natural beauty of person she adds the
charm ct grace and sase, making her alto
gether most popular and fascinating ar
tiSte. Walter Emerson is we'll nigh "wou-
derfuP' rs cornet player. He is simply
superb, and in some respects surpasses
Levy Owe Think Perhaps he does not
| display so great compass, but in the more
pathetic passages which demand smooth,
soft expression, he plays with such mar
velous effect that his touch is enrapturing.
In Mr.. and Mrs. EmersOn's combined rem
dition of Schuberts Serenade, the audience
was treated to one of the most beautiful
and finished performances ever listened to
in Bnrwell Hall. Mr. Rudolph King, pi-
anist, is very brilliant young artist and
came in for his share of attention and APP
plause during the evening.
The audience while not as large as it
ought to have been, for certainly it was a
most admirable and enjoyable perform
ance, and deserving of full house, was
very appreciatiVe one and would not be
satisfied until each performer responded to
two OF three ealc0res. The programme was
| one OF great variety and merit and every
fea ture was well presented by the eminent
artists composing the company.
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SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiioh'S Cure is the
Remedy for you. For sale at w. I. Cheath-
nam & Cos drug store. feb--9.
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SHILoH's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on a guaranteed. 1t cures
Consumption. For sale at w. L. Cheatham
81 Cos drug store. feb-9.
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FOR SALE.
Y COUNTY

~ LIZ DIE LA N ~ IN n y y Il
Y COUNTY.
/ have for sale in Vance county, n. c.,
eleven hundred acres of the finest land
in this section Of the State. This is fac
tobacco land, and produces well, all
grains and grasses, is heavily timbered,
and there are over two hundred acres Of
low ground in high state of cultiva-
ton. The Improvements are COED,
mansion house with eight rooms, and
barns enough to cure two hundred
thousand tobacco plants. This land is
so located, that it can be SO divided as
to make three elegant tracts, with plenty
of timber, outer and tenement houses.
This land is about 10 miles from the
town Of Henderson, convenient to rail-
road depot a miles frem Middleburg
churches, schools, &C.. and within ono
mile of p0stoflice. VIII be sold entire
or in separate tracts if purcha sars SO
desire, and can be bought on easy terms.
This is undoubtedly the most valuable
tract Of land in all this section. For
further inform alton apply to
X. b. n EN- DERSON,
Henderson, Il. c..
march ca o.
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No excuse for being without watch
when you can get one at Nights for only
80 50
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Raleigh Standard Guano for bright vel
low, tobacco stands we'll with those who
have used it. Good results are reported
from its use the past two seasons, and
many of our best farmers hereabouts will
use it extensively again this season. 1t is
not high priced fertilizer, but a high
grade one, solid worth counting for more
than style with the manufacturers. D 7.
Cooper handles Raleigh Standard again
this season, and has large lot on hand.
TRY it.
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oXFORD'S JUBILEE.

A Red-letter Day in the History OF our
Sister Ci.y-The Railroad CeIebra-
ton a Grand Success in every Way
An Immense Crowd Present to wit
ness and to take part IN the Inter
estiug Exercises.
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IHEATRICAL.-The entertainment given
DIT burWeu Hall Tuesday evening by
Armstrong x Fitzpatrick'S Merry Makers
ana Swiss Bell Ringers, drew we'll nigh
lull mouse. The performance was yery
satisfactory and highly enjoyable through
"".' Inc nell-ringing was very good ::
nu' the singing of Mrs. Fitzpatrick and her
,nsee ehfiidren, Jennie, Baby Laura, and
Master Claud, won the most taking"
feature OF the evening Fitzpatrick is a
sood comedian, and in his character songs
was 'ergi laughable but one who has seen
oon smith Russell cannot appreciate
ri'z' perhaps, at his full value. Taken
aI'oSe'her' it was very good performance,
ana the people evidently en- loved it to the
luIlest extent, Judging from the amount of
S'.el ana applause with which each
p"'' Vi Tie programme he was greeted.
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For lame back, side or chest. use Shil0h's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale
at ". L. Cheatham & Cos drug store.
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Sash. Blinds.
DOORS, SHINGLES LATHS.
SOLD VERY CHEAP BY
JOHN 3. WATKINS,
sept. so-6 |. Henderson, n. {.
GALE OF VALUABLE luAN
~ PROPERTY.

b virtue of a Judgment of the Sure-
rior Court of Vance county, " G., duly
made on April End, 1883. In The sp. eial
proceeding thereia pending entitled
Eugenia Il. Wych., admiuistrat.ix &c
Benlsmin Wxche, deceased. ~ James
L. Wyche and others, I hail sell by
public auc ion at the c"urthon>e doer in
Henderson, y. C., on Mandsy, May 7th,
1883, several iOts of ,and situate in and
near the said town OF Henderson. Doe
lot is known as the tan yard property
and is situate in rear of the Female Col.
'ege on the head wa.ers of Sandy creek.
The other Is situate in the northern part
OF the town adjoining the c.metsry
lands, Phelps, Harris and others. These
land will he divided into small lots to
suit purchases. pots of which s1ay he
seen at the Office of =. Z. Hicks, my
attorney. on and after April 18th, 1883.
said safes to Ia confirmed 10y the Clerk.
Terms vi sale, one half cash, balance In
SIX months, the deferred payments Ia
bear eight per cent. interest. Said sale
* made To raise assests or tina payment
cf debts. The title To the property is
good. This ilh april. 1883.
EUGENIA r. W YCHE,
Administrators OF b. Wyche iec'S.
L. L. HICKS, Attorney,
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n Otice.

nr. Wi lis Lewis, (nf 30 years practica)
offers lis services tn the citiz8.,s of. ii ems
derson as practitioner of medicine.
He may be found at his Office, on Mont
gomery street III the 1heathan building,
night or day.
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New Arrivals!

We have just returned from New
York and are now opening a complete
line of
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NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.

Hight, the Jeweler, has just added an
immense variety of lace and brooch pins,
cuff buttons, chains, gold and silver Thin
bles, fine gold pens, charms, &c, which
exceed in elegance and novel designs any
thing ever before shown in Henderson
Original and novel designs arc shown in
Tinted M00nst0ne which are veritable
beauties, and ladies in search of the rare
and antique should not fail to see them.
Prices, quality considered. are very low.
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For The LADIES. Manning desires
10 announce to her lady friends that she
VIII continue to serve them in the dress
making business, and is prepared this sea-
son 10 ito even more satisfactory work than
heretofore. The latest magazines and
fashion plates from which to select. The
Chart used by her insures the most perfect
fit in every instance
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oai Tor correct styles of Mourning ,Jcwelry.
f FngI on I; r., Z. Hight, who keeps Fowler's
raeonni. rape Stone Jewelry, which is
antfnrit;nl as The standard by the best
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Liver Complaint? Shiloll's VitaliZer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale at w. T.
Cheatham & Cos drug store feb-9.
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SIGS1A
Scrnfula. Dr"psy, Diseases Of women
and chlldren, FenereaI Diseases, Maia-
rial Disease with Chill aud Fever, Snake
ard spider bites, Cutaneous and Gland
ular diseases, &c, &c.
[april-5 a
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GOOD READING.-In late issue of the
Fr0gr6SStC6 Farmer is an article from the
pen of our young farmer friend Walter f.
Philips, of Battleboro. 1t is an address
delivered before the Battleboro Farmers
Alliance, and is good reading for farmers.
Commenting on the article. under the head
of thinking Farmers" the Progresssce
Farmer says of MI. Philips thoughtful and
we'll prepared paper:
1t is from the pen of one of Edgccomhe's
most Intelligent farmers Read it, digest
1t and re-read it. 1t will do you good. 1t
hrIStleS with pnngent points. 1t is hrinl-
1utl OF sound views and breatheS pure and
patriotic sentiment.
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WANrED-To rent a good butter COW for
tie summer. NJ. Is. PRINCE.

HELP THE BOYs-Our citizens should
take an interest in the welfare of eur mil
Itary company and aid the boys in their
PraiScWortEy undertaking. Help them by
your words OF encouragement and with your
money. Do not leave them alone to bear
organization while YOU as citizen Of the
town and community are to share the ben
ehts and enjoy the distinctions a creditable
military company Will reflect upon u.s..
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A CTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL ESTATE.

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01

who announced that he would sing two
s,nes entitled, Awake My Pet, by
Stephen Adams and Loves Old Sweet
Song, Isl Malloy. Mr.. Russell Is a
young man Of fine appearance and
well trained voice. His audience was
captiyateJ bg bis songs and rendition
of Longfe lows Tales Of a Wayside
Inn" Tie poetic glympses of South
ern Lite were given in a manner true
to life Throughout the eci'alions
Mr.. Russell held the closest attention
of bis hearers. The closing songs,
Jack Yarn" by Louis Diehl and
the .Cfagle Song" by Rosabel, were
marvels 81 melody and tender paihos
Mrs +. 81. Lowry accompanied him on
the piano His last recitation, "The
Hat a monologue translated from the
French, was wi,tily and happily rem
dered Mrs. rockingham kindly
loaned ber piano for the occasion The
ladies' "a Ire to rc-engage BIN to give
another Entertainment here soon, ind
he ought receive large patronage
for his entertainment was fine and
truly FARE treat. Mr. Russell rccilld
in siir ID Point Tuesday He viii be
in Dubuque aud Galena about Christ.
mas time.