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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

which has already been prepared for it.
With long ropes and stesdying guys, and
100 eager hsnds to help, the greet hol-
| low stack goes slowly up, the tsrrels
creakiug and rumbling loosely about It's
stat, and the pole is left swsyipg threat
enipgly at the toilipg pigmies 81 its base.
Atlsst Ii reeches the balancing point,
slips easily into the cavity with s heavy
muffl I'd ,skarplump," and the worst Of
the struggle is ever. The loose eaIth
about the rim CT the hole is shoveled in
snd trampsd solidly down, and the boys
and spects.ors walk of six rods and inr
spect the structure. Mex cans CT Eero-
sena ara emptied over the bottom bsr-
rele: shsyIngs, saturated with oil, are
piled inside; q few parting pats and
shakes bring refractory barrels into posi-.
ton, sud make the funnel straight and
symmetrical, snd then everything Is ready
for the evening fun.
And Wis. fun! The boys can hardly
visit In patience for the coming OF dusS.
But it comes st Just the right time.
Il comes after the turkey is es:en.
You know ii's turkey 6rst and barrels
sfterwsrc, Poor fun 1t would be 10
watch bonfire on an empty stomach.
But think If stuffilg yourself so full OF
turkey OTIS allowable on Thanksgiving
till YOU s!mos. Il ell as II Jou could gobole
snd then going out and watching nice
big blaze on the hill. II usually comes
about an hour and half after dinner,
when the lamps have hardly been lighted
IN the houses, the quiet, dusty streets
have barely grown gray in the obliterst,
ing twilight, and the four solemn faces CT
| The big Illuminated ely hsu clock glow
ike four dim moons through the tree
tops. With 8 jabilnns Tusa and yell the
bands are CT like the wind to the hilltops.
Having reached the grsbs esch band
forms in military srray about its STAGE,
the leader silently and with an air 4
conscious self Importance advances to
the bottom OF the pile he scratches
match On his trousers and applies tie
| tiny torch to the saavings, and
Gracious! Did you ever see anything
Ike it?
Ius,antl7 there is fash IS the oiled
kindlngs catch the fame; 5 great volume
cf dense black smoke beicbes up; then g
magnificent gush OF fire that reddeDs the
| whole hillside and the facea OF the excite d
company wells up the tsll column, and
the COZ fisgri!ion is eff. The combustion
is iugious, and the pillsr Ct roaring
fsmes, SPARKS and whirlieg smoke is q
ministure cyclone on fi;e. The barrels
| vrthe and twist, the slaves cape asun-
der, nrd the bursting hoops leap out from
the pile, ant, as tneT come Gown, scatter
sparks and glowing cindeTs on every
side Use corfagIation Is tcofspid to last
long, and II is hardly two minutes SITTER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

the match has been spilled before the
splendid pyre sinks from its soaring
height O mass OF shattered blsck embeTs,
and the lurid brightness of the hillside
gives place instantly to impeuetrahle
darkness. Barrel burning, though Il is
short lived, Is the urdiluted essence Of
Intoxicating sport.
The Norwich girls have a similar though
tsmer kind OF sport with which to taper
q the days pleasures. As fashion for
bids them to roll barrels and burn stacks,
they collect epooIs instead, which they
string on wires, arranging them ID fsnci-
full designs, squares, circles, pyramids
aud names, saturste the crestions with
oil OF turpentine, and meet at the house
OF the lesfer CT the baud and burn them.
Some OF the devices sre very Ingenious or
beautiful; and they make brilliant
though unpretentioue borf.e.
It's great, isn't II?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

Captain Burk Barnett hiss returned
from his ranch. He has Just received
returns from shipment Of steers mEde
OF his range last week. They were
pure.y grass fattened animals. The train
load averaged 1885 pounds per lead I'M
brought 4 cents Lver.ge per pound TIE
bunch that grabbed the ri52rd, however,
weighed 14l0 pounds and brough: Al;
per pound. These latter are claimed oy
the shipper TO nave been the best bunch
Of grass cattle ever taken out OF Texas.
Captain Burnett ssyu the grass IN the
Panhandle is fne,s everything is lookin e
lovely for the cat!lem n in that country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

John Pow ell, Fori Worth dealer IN
live stock, returned yesterday from San
Antopio. he ssys the oealings in live
stock there during the days of the later.
na.ional isir have been brisk. The people
in those parts seem anxious to secu,e
good breeding animals. and eagerly
bought up ST thst wAs offered, being
willing and able 10 pay reasonable prices
for all in sight. A great many jacks and
stations were left in the country by sell
trs from other states. The cattlemen
down there are wearing happy faces, says
Mr.. Powell, over the outlook for the range
industry. There are plenty of fat steers
in sight, the range is good and everything
looks favorable Tor an essy winter on
STOCK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

them from the far end OF 100,-
acre pasture lot; will; eat corn or take
salt from my hsnd; Will erioy pestirg as
much ss the horse colts, and have never
We. lifted foot to kick. The mule 10
msde vicious bv vicious treatment; it has
the patience, hardness, abste miousness
aud docility CT the ass, with the strength
and inteniger ce OF the horse. There is
money IN rearing mules snd economy in
using them any where Sew York Trib~
uIe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
NO END OF FUN.
How ths Norwich, Cam. Bays Cele.
b,gls TnsI ksk!yiDg-ruiksy
EFd PixiL's.
They Gather BarrsIs, aud, After the 1ur-
kcE 70 Eaten. ssnkt q fAnnksgiy.
~ Ing Konf1re they Have.

CAST turkey and
fXin's!
Phew!
Ta ke q run
round New En-
Sgl&nd and ask sll
. the boys you meet
= what they think OF
1t. W 4 / g p g T
THANKSGIVING IN
their ear and hear
them howl .sWhen
you come to Nor-
wich-that quaint
Connecticut town
what will the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
Tyler.
SnenIpl tn the Gnyatta

TYLER, Tx NV. % j. P. Wbitney's
jewelry house WAS burgIarized in tits
city last night. The thief entered by
breaking the glass front. The amount
stolen is not known rs several articles Of
jewelly and some watches are missing.
There Is no clew to the robber.
Tyler's new opera house WAS opened
last night. This is one Of the finest In
the state, costing $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29

OTTAWA, ONT Nov PSF Is under
atood thst the government will not &C.
cede 10 the petition Of Montana ranch
men asking them to either withdraw or
modify the ninety day quarantine on cat.
tie coming into Canada. St'.|s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
CITY ADVERTISING
Ngiice to Oontracrors.

VfIco 10 OohIThctOfs.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGIyExR
sa.,o. - November 90, lsss.
ofic eslea pT 70 VIII ba received at tnI,
3, lsss, for grading and travelling Is,.o ~
tering ana curbing II desired by 49,
oT W me following named stresis 6 W.T.
nings avenue, Cherry strestifff;Sn WEE 20 Jen-
,,r rtont street frQ1Jtnes street east
ei n,, m. froches street east to the 70 1. sae
EscnstsSsusy pa Pays sr TWO thirds OF the cost.
a nee, eneex Tor one HUNDRED GcO, do,iss eetu.
lion. csn ha afateiy Profiles and spec,5,c 40.
reserved !, % I ssen at this office The riSnt ia
W. b. KING. City Engineer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
To Trade for Oassfo

$4,000 worth 81 good Fort Worth bust
ness or residences pso perty, well located,
brings goo6sTent. Address Geo. E. Wes-
ton, 5s4Houston street, Fort Worth. &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
boys tell you tAerf E?

boys tell you tAerf?
"RoAs. turkey AID 'fxin's'n you will
say, and the bays will look at you and
grin. Then go up to them softly and
whisper ThsnKsgiving-and then?
"Bsrrelsl"
Tnsrs what 1t is. Barrels. Turkey
h;sI I'D oalEs.s sfter1sId.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
ROUND-UPS.
ThoIp andre WE Tells About She Pre-.
coedisgs OF The Convention 1t
81, Leulg-In5ide HIsteYy.

a Mott Successful Gathering OF Rnngemen
and Buicners-Eales OF Fine CATTLE
in southern Te1as-BaRner Sale
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-29
10 Gents

10 Cents
Will paw for TqR WExELY GkIxITB
for ths month.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by r, NJ. Ward,
druggist,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
An UnsrAteral son

BrooklnRs, Jan. M-The Brookinga
county man who was reported as being
80 mean and stingy that he used the
wart on the back of his neck instead of
. collar button, has been compelled to
give mp the belt because a meaner one.
has been found. Some years ago an old
man and his wife came here and took up
q claim, o grown mp son refusing to come
with them, as he wanted to stay awhere
he could have mora fun" But after the
old folks got q comfortable home the
youngster got married and came home,
and his father gave him the farm; but
beng as worthless as he was mean, he
soon had the farm and stock cucumber
ed, and Just before the late storm he
turned his parents out OF doors, because
the old gentleman refused to go alone
for hay for the stock, and let the son re-
main in the house. The mortgages ere
long past due, and no amount OF plead
ing poverty will prevent immediate fore
closures, since this manifestation of
heartlessness. at last accounts the old
folks were being cared for by the neigh
bors,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
British Grain Trade review,

London, Jan. 23-The Mark Lane Ex-
press says: English wheat is n restricted
demand. The sales during the week
we're 81. 699 quarters at 30s lid, against
1879 quarters at 36s Al for the cores
pond;ng week last year. Flour became
depressed under Increased receipts OF
foreign produce. Importations of foreign
wheat decreased, but prices continued
lower in consequence of enormous sup
plies Of American -four. The increasing
output OF -four by American mills now
forms the dominant factor in the worlds
bread staff market. At Liverpool wheat
is Id cheaper. Corn is in limited supply,
but prices have not varied. The Ameri-
can new crop which has been offered at
27s &c, ex shIp, is found to be of excel
lent quality ard sound. Linseed advanced
Ia. One wheat cargo arrived, was
sold, three we're Withdrawn and one re-
mains. At to days market wheat OF ell
kinds was depressed; Sd less would have
been accepted, but the buyers insisted
upon a shilling, Flour declined Cd.
Corn shade weaker. Oats and peas were
steady. Linssed maintains an advance.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
Ninety nEinars Ki,,ed

Victoris, B. O., Jan. 25.-Yesteriay a
gas explosion occurred in shaft 5. of R
Dunamir d Sons coal mine. There were
400 men in the mine at the time.
The explosion took place 10 the last
level, and in this twenty miners were
imprisoned, and the fears that all were
killed were verified later, for of 8 o'clock
this morning all were carried to the sur
face, dead. There are about seventy
Others, including about forty Chinese
still in the mine, aud all are believed to
be dead. The cage can be lowered to
where the debris is. From there the
sesoning party descended by means of
ladders. The work OF clearing away the
debris from the bottom OF the shaft is
being pushed forward with all possible
speed and not till this is done can any
dead bodies be brought up. All pos
sible e%ndesyors are being made to re-.
cover the bodies. The greatest obstacle
is the after. damp. No hopes are enter
tanned for the lives of those below.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
The Fanama Canal.

London, Jan. 2S-The Times CORES
pondent at Paris telegraphs . portion OF
the report made by Rousseau, who WAS
sent to Panama in 1885 by De Freycinet,
IN behalf Of the French government,
which she correspondent alleges the
government has heretofore kept q secret
Tho report says the Paaama canal enter
prise 10 feasible. but il is problemstical
whether il would be finished unless the
project is simplifed In any case the
work has reached such q point that ii
ought not TO be abandoned, and there
fore France, rather than Offer obstruc-
tion. oughs to assist as far 40 possible in
sits completion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
laala 9rtss aad 9akotaiaa
a Din,rderly Convention

Washington, Jan. 24-Ths district re-
nnb,iean convention TO elect deleoetee 10
ns...,..s1 e..a.;os:. Ch;as.sa.
we hasiopai onseniou onioso as
sembled at Wlilard's hall, THIS CITY OF III
O'Clock this morning. AS most OF the
delegates were negroes, and as the 9
were contestlns delegations pftsentfro
nearly all the precincts in the city, there
WAS every reason to expect the same
tumuit and disorder which prevailed ut
the convention which was held for the
same purpose Tour years age. In less
than half an hour the convention was
little more thar i howiing mob,
and tie rival factions were strug-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
First National Bank

Correspondents: Chemical National Bank,
New York. Commercial National Bank, Obi
cago, Illinois. ~
EHE-EsM Exchange on ni the principal cities
u Europe ER-0oilecsioaH receive prorapt
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26

s'Thst Mise Jones is . nice looking
girl, isn't sbe7s
Yes, and she'd be the bell OF the
town If it wasn't for n thing
Whats thsts"
aShe has catarfh so bad it is unpless-
ant to be near her. Hhe has tried q
dozen things and nothing helps aer. 1
sm sorry for | like her, but shat doesn't
make II any less disagreeable fer n
to DO around herr
Nov ii she had nsad Or. Sece's Ca.
t..-h RaUeay, suusd Aaye bsep
l.thing Vt the KIND eaid, fox il will enre
aatarrah eyeg 3inac.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
Tho Theatrical professson.

|IEU. Nd Ah0 GEoiCbnsOus d.
Merit Will win and receive public recognition and
praise. Facts, which arc the outcome of general ex-
perience, growing through years OF critical and
practical test, become as rooted and immovable al
the rock OF Gibraltar in pablic opinion. and hence
forth need no further guarantee as to their genu'
,neness. The indisputable fact that swift's Specific
is the bes. blood purifier In the world, is one OF these
immeyabIe, Gibraltar a.r rocs , facts 9 Of which ndata , We have nnn
yiction deeper and deeper in public opinion. Every
s s1ssy Ct sra az. dSs saiRls and M p preisssion sA i%nc IL ihafg &c
medical profession. have borne voluntary, testi
It's 1nnfsiibie eiicacy in curing all diseases Of the
| blood. These testimonials are on ME by the thou
nunsoiicitead. TWO distinguished members OF the theat
rica fofession. who gratefully testify stu toths wonder
vidual cases. Their testimonials are herewith sub.
mitted 70 the public without further comments!
The famous nous X Theatre conapanyy, 81 New York
a many sos a { y a Sf We sss,a ssoss Company anSasss; s e chicago ssp
T yns,t g TbsIsI 4ba y : yell Sanl known R member abe , OF sh nn asw
in theatrical circles in this country and in Europe.
Charlotte Rnndow's Testimony.
NEW YORK, May 5. 1881
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga:
Ge~ntlemen,;Having been annoyed with pinples,
%e SIsion n m nnd b Iosgh FOR m So sse than snla 4 , gsa9. 9 I used sSn a
isssd psm p : ta on s ea sasrsHfR San I eo ana Gssss Z a prom.
inent physician. and from his treatment received
no benefit. then concluded to try the s. S. 8. rem
thorough eradication Of my trouble and restoring
smoothpess to my akin, have made me happy, and
I oheerfully give you this ~estimoni for such use
and publicity as you wish 10 make Of It,
CHARLOTTE RANDOM,
162 Bowery, near Canal Street.
Hugo Hasskerl's Testimony.
The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga. !:
Gentlemen-For two years I had q severe case OF
eczema. I used tar soaps, sulphur soaps. and various
other remedies and WINS prescribed FOR by numbers
of physicians, but found no relief. At1ast deter
mined to try the 8. 8. 8. remedy, and seven or eight
use this certificate In any manner you wish.
HUGO HAEsKHRL,
Member OF Thalia Theatre
New York, May 8, 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TEE SWIFT srEcfPIo Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta ga.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
The Riizxard in texas.

Lampasas, Texas, Jan. % Reports OF
the disastrous effects Of the unpreoe-
denied cold spell of Inst week continue
to arrive from distant sections. The
LOSE OF sheep was very heavy. Il is
estimated that fully twenty thousand
persisted in the counties OF Lampasas
Brown, Hamilton, Coryell and San Saba
all large wool producing counties
Colonel Oovington, in Coryell county
Loaf 800 IN one flock.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
Tfeasurer's Statement.

Hernegn Elhzerzsan,, County, Treasurer, im .Ace9uua NTH SStaacb n
1887
Balance ...... :. :. % IL
$23 GI % O3
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26
New Advertisements.

A GENTS WANTED to Canvass for Advertis.
dnne p WITH A tsct aGd int.i Imsa, a nnou nr ., NOT :
considerable income. Agents earn several
hundred dollars in commissions in q single
Enquire at the nearest newspaper Office and
learn that oura is the best known aud best
equipped establishment for placing advertise
tiaers the information which they require In
order to make their Investments wisely and
prc6tablly. Men of good address, or women. If
anthority to solicit advertising patronage for
Va. APPLY BY letter to GEO p. KowELL C Co !,
Newspaper Advertising Buresn, 10 Spruce st.,
New York, and full particulars will be sent by
return mail.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-01-26

n0AL DIAAHK CATALOGUE FOB Igs~
The Rfsss s;ad Uakeeaian LEGAL Biz: J
sstatoEne Tor tsS1, nov ready ear dsliycry
lNsMt kkes 10 NJ o4arem % ayaNestSn.f
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

~. = 7 rssss'H su.dl.iua i .I..as.g
Miss Esknls Hauisr. Il 71snfls. i
slali,n1 fztsn11 u ssa1;le.
~. Bsilsr krerg. a. - osssess.u.
~i,l r1taEn e fEFIiand Today.
Dezisi b. 0llman ara Ms e1s.es
shezn0yks ~ be married q Aaan
IA Hnekess a aks Chisaen. Bas.
lsaascn and Quiney railroad i h shs
H. q. asrups ana fanny wsli ssss.n
g s1sitle fnem CaliieEnia b ahoal
Pref. o. b. 5ohn1on ana wife ha.s
zs.uFnsd hoEne fsom vIlIIine rslalIses &
1Al1us QEeEe1.
G. e. sheafs rssusnsd % esaitss e.
ne nAI sard laei evening. from . trip
~ he sound.
~. Kaufman, 81 ehs flrm q Ksufrasr
a beRIins1 81 Taeomn, vas passanneF
On yesterdays train.
George W. TIhhefla. a nrcn,fnena
farmer and EasEchani q soak SalIag,
was II town yesterday.
9. ". HobsFt. formerly puhIlstef nf
the Yakima HYnbllc. vas passeua1r
% Ne kisslaood - ibis city yessar-
dag.
Mrs. EaaaFd NsnfsIdsr, q Viososia.
Who has bean visiting Mra John Lear,
VII spend next week with Ms. B. Cat
b b. Alberis1n, Who wena % koffh
OaEoiina 70 spend the holidays with his
pafentss will be home ab0ut the Assl Of
the month.
George b. KitlEresF and wife yin
leave Wilmington, DeI4Uara, on 5nnu-
afy I4lh ard aFriye IL Seattle about tie
fEal Of February.
The many friends Of Miss Eva Gill;
land Will be psinsd 20 learn that ehe 10
Seriously III e tue residence Of JUDGE
W. d. Weed. ia North Seattle.
r. II. OsRood Ieages for Boslon che
latter carr Of this week, % make ~
rnngamenla 10 replace the horses on
ths street. car line with electric motorz.
That fellow Who figured il tks police
courts TIE other day was ToE Cannon,
and not Tom Canu. as eEFone0uaiy
printed IN these columns through the
Inadyertanee o. eomposifor. A num-
Der Of uaes have been trying 10 make
Judge Hon. Thomas II. Cam
believe that his Oregon friends would
think u referred 10 him. To taks the
Wind oul Of the wagR sails this explana-
ton Il made.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06
"a NIGHT IN VENICE

TIE Pyks Opera Company brought
thsir four performances engagement TO
q close last evenlnR with something Of
q triamph. "a Night in Venice
proved 20 ba an nnnaistakable success.
Mr.. Pyko has secured from C0nfsid and
Hermsnn che exclusive right TO present
this opera IN the United states and
Canada. and be has certainly made .
oommendable effort 20 produce Il IN .
satisfaotory style. The opera ives hret
brought Gus By Duif IN Days fheater,
New York, bat there Is no heaikaucy Ia
saying that its presentation BY tie
Pike company Ia superior IN almost
every respect 10 that originally given ~
ehe East. The cast is well balanced,
ana gives q musical Interpretation thai
q deserving OF much praise. Especially
noticeable, 700, Is the cosfuminR, watch
from principals 20 choEns IL riohs elao-
crate, full Of taste End correct a. to
date. Moreover, she stage. under tte
very eitloient management OF ALr,
Greensfeider, vas SET N manner which
has rarely Il evsF been exoeiied n this
city. Particularly realistic vas The set
ting OF tbs liFst act, showing The bridge
Of Signs with the Inflammation aIOaa
the canal.
Tha vocal work vas excslIens through
ouA. Miss Winston made great sac
cesB out Of the rather eccenlric charao-
Ter OF Ciboleifa, acting With much art
lassness, aud singing the part 90 per
feolfou. Her rendering OF the beler0
from lbe Sicilian Vespers was heartily
applauded. aud IN response she sang
@My Lover Is like q red, red rose"
wAioh was received with equal favor.
Miss Manfred vas charming IS Aniaa,
and Miss Reynolds and Miss Atkinson
wsrs both excellent. Mr.. Pyke, upon
whom fell The greater part Of tbs vocal
work, sar9 with mach effect snd acted
veil. Mr.. De LANCE, 80 Camellcs did
some GOOD comedy work, and bic
sinnina Of Tuck is in,n created
mush msrgiment. Mr.. Greensfe lden
vas capital as Pappacoda, and bic
- Tick Taekn song raseiyFd mefited
encore. Mr.. Yalergass seFensde yes
flnsly rendered, and the cast otherwise
did oraditabie work. The "RiGeon
ehoruss vas extremely pretty. The 80
fiience appeared TO be delighted WITH
the uieos, and seemed 10 appreciate the
Iaviah expendifure Of the management
IA pultina ID on With such altcniion 10
defail. In fact, everybody vas % high
II pleasedit is not impFonaola tnat we
company vii return one week from
Eext Tuesday ard Fepeat the perform
ance Shapid they decide 20 40 this u
ID almost certain that another large
house vii greet shem.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-06

sxExrxa HIM seE.-sIEs. Mary Eta.
gerald. an AGED LADY fscn san Francis
90. called at lhis ofaoe yesterday irquir-
iar for her son George, Who isft ths
above named piaes soma weeks ago n
eonpany wilh saothsg uen Who re-
tarnsd 10 the Geldsn Gate e.tS and ~
formed Mrs.. RiizzerAid that her sou
vac "a Seattle Wofklnz 10 one OF we
tel er shusa - tie eitg. Mrs fsiERef-
sld b rs - very pooE passage on tae
brat, seina vary SEX, sno shs ~celd b.
lFuly grateful 20 any cus can tet bel
earrethinR Of tie whereabouts Of hR'
5 =. Who h.8 feet inches IN haight
hss blaek kaiF sud eyes. and Z
Tnousiaohe. BEING vsEy poor IN thia
woridsa goods. Size cid l4dy = 10 souf
wsat az 4 strsitened eundition. hsvi3z
hsd 10 tako sfeeFags rassaee fra IRIS
a.. ma sosrosiy knowtrg hoa she Il 10
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