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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-18
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Terms Two Dollars per year. II paid In ad-
vaLos. 9i.s0 \ year. All orders viii Ieceiv9
er oubiic.tion mnst be accompanied by therea!
1ano and address Of the writer as = guaranty OF
000l laleh-not necessarily for publication.
ADVERTISING RATES.
- i.sh three weeks. eco. three months. t!.e
Ssvs i.chas 500. 100
0p>eial rates given or larger advertisements.
Haadiux notices, first week 10 cents line
uNaoouent insertions cents line each week.
YfsnSient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly Advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before
AAA0vit IL EiVen.
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SURPLUS" FOR THE FARNERS-BUT.
SECURITY MUST BE GIVEN.

The Fidelity Loan and Trust com.
pany of Sioux City, Iowa. has on hand
at al times, as ''surplus" for invest
ment. Loans made to farmers at rea-
sonable rates upon their land security.
Those who want to buy more land, or
live stock. or to refund existing in
debtedness, can obtain q supply of
funds on short notice, BY calling upon
Walter AaQaard, at Worthington.
who is the oompauy's agent at that
point. 26.3m.<
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-18

Trees for sale, Naples, Boxelders and
Cottonwood apply to
1926 A. n. CALL.
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NOTICE.

Having sold my drug business I de.
sire to close up all my outstanding &C.
counts, and those owing me will seon-
fer a favor by an early settlement.
34-tf r. D. BARBER.
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Mr.. y. ]. Smith, travelling salesman
for Belford, Clark & Co., Chicago. had
the misfortune to sprsin his wrist most
severely. II was suffering great pain. -
he says. ''and my wrist was badly
swollen; a few applications Of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm relieved tho pain
and reduced the swelling In one night
and in consequence my work and bust.
ness WAS not interrupted, for which |
am very grateful. l csn recommend
Chamberlain Pain Balm from per
sOnal experience" Sold by @. w Smith
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-18

When person tell you they never
had such collie in their life take their
word for it and advise them to use
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
cure it. For cough. colds and hoar1e.
ness it has no equal. Bold by G. W.
Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-18
ICE ICE I!

E. G. Pannell will deliver ice to all
parties upon application to himself or
truck men. I'll. =.
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SPRING SHOE STYLES ARE TASTY.

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It seems a little early yet, to
be speaking of them, but spring
shoes are ready, if you are.
The fashion range in shoes
must needs be narrow, shapes
vary so little. The makers ring
changes ON material and stitch
ing, however, and have some
new cuts that will be the Ego"
Hand welts, yellow sole stitch
ing, will be the ''fad" for a
spring starter. We have them
in all shapes and sizes, from the
best makers.
A line of French kid manufac-
tured in Paris, in Opera toe, and
common sense beauties you will
think.
A peep through this line will
show you what you're in need
flo be fashionable; this for ladies
and misses.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-04-18

At the Examina ton Of Teachers
held last week the following persons
passed the ordeal successfully and re-
ecived license accordingly
WORTHIN GTON POST OFFICE.
Virginia NJ. Harrington, Thos. NJ.
Lewis, Martha Plots, Ellen Sundborg,
Grace Wilkinson. Ruth Cummings,
Ida Clark, Mary E, Kahn, Aunis l..
Wilkinson, Lillian Plotts, Josephine
Allen, May Bartholomew, Ella ASH
worth3 Annie NJ. Wright, Annie Moore
Sarah Cummings. Lizzie K. Hansber-
ger, Alva n. Howard, Laura N. Bing-
ham.
Edwin Green, Little Rock: Minnie
V. Dodge. Round Lake; Minnie n.
Booth, Fulda; Eta M. Wilson, Bige-
low; Lonnita Dow, Rushmore; Jennie
Hart, Kimbrae; Sallie Pridsaux, Bige.
low; Eva Childs, Adrian; Adam w.
Aver RnShmOre
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The W0RTHINGT0N MILL COMPANY

Has Secured the Services of
Mr. E. A. PYN OH,
practical Miller Of Eleven years Experience who will
have charge of the business hereafter Having thoroughly
overhauled the Mill, and put in
THE BEST MACHINERY
to be found prepared do all kinds of Merchant
and Custom Milling promptly and in the best possible
manner.
Flour and all kinds of Feed, constantly hand, for
sale exchange.
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FOR RENT.

Good House ana Barn with 10 acres
OF land, being the old Amos Forbes
pace for rent. Terms very favorable
to Grst-class tenants.
l.. M. LANCE. AGENT.
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DITCH DIGGING.-

DITCH DIGGING.
Ditch Digging, and Well Digging, done
in perfect manner, and at prices as
low as any one can do it. Also Cellar
Digging and other Excavating done to
order. Thing kept on hand and furn-
lshed when desired. e. HOLM.
30-3m. Werthington MINI.
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BLACK RASPBERRIES

From my garden. Fine roots, price
So per 100. Orders delivered in town.
35-2t ALLEN CLANCY.
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A full stock Of Ingram Carpets Ut
the FURNITURE STORE. Flesh Goods
at Low Prices. 34-3t.
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ANVIL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

SIOUX CITY b ST. PAUL TIND GARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
USfn1 Wes..
leave st. Paul At eoe p u.
Worthiugton, At ~ =. n.
Arrive a. Sioux City, at 4'oA L. M
no. PAssBKeB1.
Leave 81. Paul At 1:3oan
Irrive at WorthlnRten 1t $50 pm
m, et Sioux City e 7:25pA
no. z. PADS1No1R.
Raave aioux CITY NJ 1882. u
- Worthineton. At Eli .. IN.
Arrive ct st. Paul, At S:SV h u.
no. lPAssEN011.
Leave Sioux City at 9:05 y
1r.rtst. Paul IT 7:0spm
ACCOMMODATION.
xoiDg East-Leavcs Worthington at 40 p. m.
% r9 West-Leaves Worthlngton az pm
WORrH1NGTON AND SIOUX FALLS B. h.
Going East
r.,x.. Mitchou $50 m.
Arrives at Worthington ll:1z a. N
oetnD West.
Leaves Worthington daily 1850 p N.
Arrive at Mitchell 1O:2" p. IN
ACCOMMODATION.
0ienx Fails Accom-. leaves IL go p m.
m wARRHN Agent.
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In Gents fine shoes, aev special novelties we
like to show you. We make fine shoes speciality and
this department is coming to be of the most import
ant ones. There a1c solid reasons for it, reasons that
show in quality and prices.
The Of the spring styles in fancy dress goods,
will be here by Wednesday Thursday. They dain-
ties And those lovely spring jackets and beaded capcs
for ladies, are beauties.
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OLD SETTLERS! ATTENTIoNu

OLD SETTLERS! ATTENTIoNll
It would be pleasant AMI desira-
bic thing to have a record of the early
settlers of Mobiles comfy. Quite q
number have already given ME their
names, and a few statistics, aud I
would like to make a complete list,
with the view Of having it published.
To this end desire to ask the head of
each family which arrived in tho
county prior to January 1st, 1874, to
kindly send me as soon as possible, the
following items: LIST, date of arrival;
End, number now in family; 3rd, num-
Der of births in the family since your
arrival, boys and girls; 4th, number of
marriages, boys and girls; 5th. number
of deaths, boys and glrls; 9Th, any other
items of interest that you may he viii.
ling to have published. Idesire also
to make list of any adults who came
into the county prior to Jan. 1st, 1874,
and have died or moved away. When
writing please give me the names of
any Of your neighbors who are old
settlers. 1 do not think you will regret
the time spent in forwarding to me tho
above information. Address Geo. O
Moore, WorthiDgt0n, MINI.
In selecting sewing machine ladies
are apt to rely too much upon what
agents say. not thinking it is to their
interest to recommend the machine
they make the most profit on. It is
your duty to use your own judgment.
The New Home Sewing Machine is
placed on the market on its own merits
and claimed by the Company to be the
BEST. The demand no doubt supports
their assertion. Their competitors are
forced to acknowledge that they dread
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
The new square house near the Lake
recently built by E, f. Salmon. Apply
to J. p. NoULToN, =
80 St. Real Estate Agent.
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FARM NOTES.

An ardent pig fancicr contends that the
raising Of pork, II properly conducted upon
the farm, will liz the mortgage or raise the
bank account more rapidly than any other
farm stock
Mistakes do not always result in loss. Il
Is just rs important 10 know how to avoid
mistakes ~ IL Is TO be successful. Many
/ Improvements have resulted from tho
teachings Of mistakes.
Very early lambs will begin 10 come
this month, aud they will prove profitable
II given attention aud forced in growth
A lamb born not later than February will
be worth two born In April
Sheep that are permitted 10 run where
the wool will become filled with dirt oi
various descriptions, led in q way that hay
aud feed are scattered over the animal
and the dirt work into the fleece, will not
produce the bosl-priccd wool.
Keep as few pigs through the winter ~
| possible. There is FAR more profit in hay-
ing pigs come early enough 90 make good
pork In the fall than there Is in keeping q
lot Of young shoats through the winter, for
too much Of the food consumed goes 20
keep mp the necessary animal heat
Good hayracks Tor holdingiccd for cattle
and horses and sheep will save one a great
deal OF hay aud money over the wasiciul
7 plan Of feeding the hay on the ground ~
in troughs, where Il can be- pulled out aud
tramplcd under foot In feeding any kind
Of food 10 any kind Of stock We should
avoid wasioiul system.
/ Asa remedy for the attacks Of the cod.
4 ding moth, TO be sprayed on the trees, a
| iruituowcr recommends the following
Dissolve two ounces Of white arsenic in lO0
gallons OF water. Thea dissolve half a
pound OF I've Ia two gallons Of warm water.
| Add the lyo mixture 10 the other aud
n ay ON fifty trees, using nozzle.
When YOU order young trees one II tho
most important points 10 observe is not IA
allow the roots b be exposed to the sun ~
wind. A few minutes exposure may do
irrcparablc injury. II YOU cannot plant
them Immediately on arrival, heel" them
in until you are ready, and before begin.
ming the work let the holes be dug and oil
preparations made 10 avoid delay.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

4. SmDERnERG left last night for New
York 10 buy u full line OF hardware.
A LITTLE girl came last Sunday morning
TO bless the new home Of Mr. aud Mrs. T..
J.. Goldbaum on Union street.
Miss CAILIE WoNnLE, one Of Chelsea
popular young ladies, departed yesterday
for Texas, on visit TO her uncle near Gal
weston.
Mus. c. c. SwooPr. Of Wheeler. Ala,
and Mrs. T. I. Ashford, OF Birmingham,
Ala, Nc visiting Mrs. W. &. Swoopc on
McLemore avenue.
VISITORS on Change yesterday; Henry
ii. Stadckcr, Canton, Miss; T.. Nlaybrick,
LiyerpOol A. W. Backmorc, Dcsha
County, Ark; A. Sternbcrgcr, Browns
willie, Tenn; G. b Fly, CoHccyille, Miss.
George u. Shelly, Mississippi.
H. C. NILLIPEGuE New York: James A.
Gmndy, Tennessee; J. 4. Cmbtrec, man.
agcr Iotta Company, W. T. Marsh, New
Orleans; r. J. Marsh, Baton Rouge; G. T..
McComas, 81. Louis; DR.. 4. 4. Row
land, Coilccvillc, Miss, We're noted as ar.
rivals nj the New Gayoso yesterday.
RyGisrERED at the Clarendon Hotel are.
c. l.. Sanders, GAINESVILLE. Tenn; Capt.
a. W. balltNt loulhNllles N.Y. r. VI MI
patrick, New Orleans, Ia, Prof. Jno. s.
Stubs, Richmond, Va; G. II. Trotter,
Duck Hill, Miss; Geo. l.. Norrcst. Chi
cago, ILL.,; 5. L. Thompson, Dcs Moincs, In,
ANoNG the prominent arrivals at Duffy.
European Hotel: W. A. Lloyd and family
West lains, Mo-; Il. W. Watkins, Arkan.
sas; T. W. McCabc, Grccnyillc, Miss; VI.
NJ Monce, Gtcenvillc, Miss; NJ. j,
White, Grcenvilc, Miss. Chas. l.. Coles,
Grecnvile, Miss; W. II. soran, luka
Ark.
J. w. SSYprR, Philadelphia; H. G.
Prince. Louisville; Newton Mcclure, r.
II. Lacey, Nashville; G. II. Cleveland
Greenfield. o.; W. q. Icrgcr, Grccnyillc.
John VI. llarrcll, Hot Springs J. G. stu
art, Detroit; II. L. Hubbard, New Haven
Conn, H. T.. Boswell, Somoryllc, are al
the Peabody.
JAMS pniLLiPs aud John G. Gordon
Nashville, j. i. Kirk, Trscumbia; Gcorg,
Emery, Little Rock; II. u. Wright, 10
liyar, Miss. $. H. Patton. Sards, Miss
+. T. Hamlet, Love, Miss, Miss Brent
Bolivar, Miss; w. II. Graham, ~. Louis
Mn. J. 4. Kelly and Mrs H. q. Oliver
Wynnc, Ark; l. G.. FJono, Gilmore
Ark, are at GasiOn's.
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FnENrnury can properly bo called
knights ui the table lb,y are good
judgrs iu all ii. Refinement Iud dclirac.rs.
~ u.dHr g. stimulate The appetite aud keep
the digestive organs in gU % order they give
ppaUmincnru 10 AnF0uuu biitcu. When
sou tfy them b. sun d b. ihr genuine mtl'
ole. manufactured by D. q. q. u. soigcH q
sUUa
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oFricEGs CAST.

The idea OF an outside choir and a Cho.
rus " female singers nt thc comforting NJ a
Masonic degree would SEEN at least a
little unique. bui as conducted nt this
meeting there seemed nothing wrong II
vas managed aud the dourcluscly guarded
by trio at the craft. aud only Opened 10
admit the voices and then strictly closed
~ that no possible sound could reach out
side or uncmhy ears Aud the effect WIS
wonderfully impressive and thrilling. The
lodgpfUom was most beautifully aud Lave
i.hly ornnmouiCd aud decorated with
flowers and plants In the east was a cole
lection OF palms aud ferns. in lho south
were palms on each side Oi the station,
around the altar were mOstcXquisito ferns,
aud IL was o. mass oi ilJNcn arranged with
tie most cultivated taste All those who
OBLIGATED In the ceremonies ~ deception
Committees were In fall evening dress,
aud each wore elegant buiiOnnifcs.
The altar In the chapter room
was hcapcd with bullonaitcs and
hand bouquets with which each lady guest
was provided, and flowers were every.
where scattered with the most lavish
hand. Flowers, palms, ferns aud rare
pxotica were met NJ every turn and 10
be- found in every nook OF the spacious
rooms All these were the work Of BRO.
Harry IAnham, the florist nj the head u
Main street and many Of thom were freely
contributed by him In honor Of the craft
and occasion. lie. being n mcmbcr Of DE
Soto Lodge, took a special pride In seeing
that that portion Of the work was well
done
While the work was being done In the
Hue lodgc-roOm the beauty aud elite Of
our city WIS assembling in the chapter.
room. being received most artistically by
the following brethren Of the Reception
Committee.
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thinning rirn in lie Nnin..

We hold frsItl,U puunf that Arlrrs English
Hnod tliKlt GUMS W hlour tois1us whore cheap
tufsataflllHs nud suarHilul puflrsf fail knowing
this We will fcl % a. all Who call ~ our stufp on
positive gunmntcu u. D. iisftr. Druggist
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49, fANSN Wang thoV Va <AJ cl .
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative, and
causes radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid as in others but, with
persistence, the result Is certain.
Read these testimonials -
For two years suffered from a So
vero pain in my right side, aud had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines n fair trial without cure,
began 20 take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
was greatly benefited by the first bottle,
and after taking five bottles | was com.
pletely curod. - John W, Benson, 20
Lawrence st., Lowell, Mass
Last May large carbmcle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies hal 10
effect aud was confined to my bod for
eight weeks. A friend induced mo To try
Ayers Sarsaparilla, Less than three
bottles healed the sore. Ia all my expe-
rienco with medicine, never saw moro
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06

MEnrnis City Bank Check Books for
sale at Mansiord's In beautiful lithograph
designs One aud two hundred 10 the
book.
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Mn. II. g. TArr has hlly gad Of No. ]
mules for sale. At llniUm a Co.'S Stables
corner Union and Thru surcH.
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j. the name of the most successful brand
Of nickel Cigars We have ever put out 10
The trade. We have shipped 5000 10 the
surrounding country In the past two
weeks aud orders continue 10 pour Ia for
them. They are made by straion q
Storm, Of New York, which is sufficient
guarantee that the Cigar has merit, aud
which has been altcslcd 10y the many or
ders We have received ior same. We are
way Ovcnold, but are filling orders as fast
NJ possible. We are establishing agencies
for Red Head Cgas ull over the country.
!. SANEisoN q Co,
Sole Agents for Sirniton 4 storms world
renowned New York Cigars
"
AT THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTE.
RAN CHURCH CONCERT.
Thursday. February =.
Miss Emma pcakc will sing Lowlhian's
"Galcs Of The West" Full program In
toinoHows Appeal.
The Late u. ". nulhr-.
Ross Wilhcrroon. Manager Mutual Reserve Life
AuuUatiun, New Nufk. ONE No 1 Madison
htrcct Memphis Tenn.
Please accept thanks for
I've Hundred Dollars Advance Pay.
mcnt.
unsolicited by me. on policy on life Of my
husband, u. W. Hughes, who died Janu-
AIRY 30 ELNonA VI. IIUGnz.
February 4, 1889.
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MN

COustNsaAt frskian0r HH randolph Road.
TUESDAY morning Irlauaf. ltYi. 10 tie siHtY.
Third ycaf ui her agr AlAr4EUII wife % John
t0uslns. 'NN
Funeral will take niso ifun ~ Mays Church.
corner of MARKET and Ihiri sir.H. this lWkDNEs.
DAY afternoon NJ tocip#E friends II the lam
~ Invited b. attend.
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araaI Awarding.

The following h a list Of the mcmhcn
who were supplied through THE Hughc.
* Taller Watch and Jewclry Club system,
at the awarding last evening
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Clubs constantly forming. Awardings
in al clubs every Tuesday evening ut 7.3O
o'clock. Every one invited. Members
not having received their deposit books
will please call and get them.
HUunrs q HALLER, Jewellers,
$50 Main street
CuAs. J. RAucm,
Manager Club system.
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect Of the use of this
medicine was the strengthening OF my
sight - Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
had n dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly aud. az my broth
er and sister We're similarly afflicted,
presume the mnlady is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron, (of Fcrnandina,
Fla.,) recommended me to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, aud continue Il for year
For five months | took IL daily. I have
not had "A blemsh upon my body for tho
last three months t, T., Wiley, lI6
Chambers st., New York City,
" Last fall and winter was troubled
with n duh, heavy pain In my side.
did not notice II much NJ first, but IL
gradually grew worse until IL became
almost Unbcarablc. During the latter
part of this time, disorders " the stom-
ach aud liver Increased my troubles.
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, aud,
after faithfully continuing the use ~
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and | was completely
cured, >. Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
llaverhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. @. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass
lrlee 81; sin bottles, % Worth " bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06

Tonou and sopmhos ipr opera company.
Apply, Memphs 1hoaicr Tiago door, tbs
| afternoon.
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As the wives, sisters and lady friends
arrived they were conducted TO the rccep-
ton-room, then 10 the Chaptcr-room,
which was blooming with flowers and
plants. Here, after the work of the Lodge
was done, the brethren mingled. and all
went merry as the marriage bell don't
ring Off. The reception and the talk were
intermingled with song the following be-
ing the
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Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
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SYSTEM NO. 2.
BARTON d LAMB
10 Madison st.. Momphis, Tenn.

Ifany dealer says he has the W. q. Douglas
hhuts Without name aud price stamped ou
the bOuoni. put him down ~ - fraud.
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Mrs W. 4 Gugc, Miss Alice Hays and Mr.. cage
Bro. Leo krcmer, accompanied,
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Bro. A, J. Vaughan. Bro, A. l.. Roe,
Bro. W, n Milkerson, - iiro. lake NJ. Wood,
Bro. y. II. White, Rev RrO. II. A. Jones'
Bro. Dr. Heber Jones, Rev Bro. Geo. Patterson.
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solo--soprano .,, Selected
Mrs. s. r. Iarucs
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Miss Emma pcakc will sing Iowlhian's
Scales Of The West" Full program In
tOinOrOws Appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-15

youthful Thcspians with loud graduation and ap-
Piause. Mafready we decided was angular and
euttufa, NandenhOf 'pOmpOus.' and Anderson 1.-THE
OILY one OF the great trio who survives our terrific
believer '0' P"'iO'' " ~
entertaining these opinions, Il was therefore
~ cihheu by our club that one or more of its mem
oDd snouh grid up his lOns and go forth with sock
oshli 10 correct the theatre advance the best
brs's ol me drama, and improve the popular taste
ro,,n oIUh observed since then that such fine asp
h aDhs are common 10 the heart OF youth with
Clam man stomach. though fortunately the latter
"iue1 more satisfactory citizens
o III court, not far from historic 'Drry. there was
ou may De yet, tavern called the 'Wrekin' which
ty managers used as a rendezvous. and where
JJIuontH the popular actors of the great theatres
snt nave been seen I'm their every day day gaTb
IRON their state. over long pipes and foamlng
s,e Ibis tavern was to youth generally charmed
spot- over its many polished tables travelled
oous machine OF brass, which remained obstlnately
ttaoseu unu the smoker dropped halfpenny into its
S ana drew forth his single plpelul OF tobacco and
-. snut again with clang. Often have ! endeavOled
" pun the n0xiOus weed from that rank box. with a
stohenlhg sense OF inability for the secret, silent Joy
m sltung In the with the well known comedians.
There ! have heard Tllbury chuckIe Yates preach
wright Joke, and call upon hts Fldus Achates Bedford,
W very his statements wheeon the usty Paul would
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