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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21

Mr.. J. R. EMERSON, of Micanopy, Florida,
is on visit to friends in Abbeville and hon.
ored the Press and Bonner by a call. He is q
native Of Anderson county, and went to Flor
pered, and grown rich among the orange
groves OF the Land OF Flowers"
THE liquor license In Rome. Ga, has been
raised to 81 900, and already ten have been ta-
out written consent Of parent or guardian
II the minor enters the saloon without per.
mission the penalty is fine of five dollars OF
work five days on the streets.
IN the store Of Mr.; A. N. Hill & Sons is. q
beautiful piece OF handi-work, wrought by
the artistic skill of Mr.. William E. Hill. The
peafowl, skined, stuffed and arranged in full
dress parade is we'll worth seeing. 1t is for q
fire screen.
THERE will be no preaching at Warrenton
next Sunday afternoon In consequence Of 9
communion service at Rocky River. There
will be preaching at Warrenton, however, or
the second Sunday In September in the after
noon.
Brown in carrying on meeting in the Bap
tist church. Mr. Scott is O forcible preacher
SO far the services have been well attended
and we hope much good will be done.
Mr.. HOLLIS EDWARDS ia spending some
He has good situation at Bookersville as s. tel ei
egraph operator, and Abbeville looks to hin
as one of her rising young men.
Mr.. w. P. CALHOUN is very much interest
ed in his planting interest in the Flatwoods
He has made several visits there by way O
Augusta and Edgeheld, but now he goes BY
: way OF Mt. Carmel.
ABBEvILLE should be proud of the fine Liv
cry Stables kept here. Finer stock cannot b,
found in the up-country. Mr.. Richard Hill
took four premiums at the Ninety-Six Stocl
Show.
= DIR. WILSON will be absent next Sunday
assisting Rev. Thos. G. Law, in q protractec
meeting at Townville. His pulpit will be fill
ed at the usual hours, morning and evening
THE Town Council will oblige the peopl,
living on Magazine Street by having the sid,
walks attended to and sanded. Also a littl,
light would be acceptable on dark nights.
A most delightful german was given at tn,
New Hotel last Friday night by the yount
men; it was very pleasant evening, and alto
gether an enjoyable occasion.
Mr.. w. P. MAGEE, OF Donalds, was in towr
yesterday, and made short visit to our sane
turn He is one OF the most prosperous far
mers in Abbeville county.
MISS NETTIE MILLER, Miss Mary Mattison
Miss Saliie Mattison, MIR. James Mattisor
and Mr.. Julius Miller, are visiting Miss Cor
rle McClung.
Mr.. RUSSELL reports his cotton on Maga
zine Hill so fine that the boys in the neigh
borhood 60 squirrel hunting In 1t every after
noon.,
REV. W. NJ. GRIER. D. D., will preach il
the Court House next sabbath at Ii O'CLOCK
A. M The public are cordially invited to at
tend. ..s-g ~. .....r- r. E, +
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21

The Woman,s Journal mentions q
young artist Of Boston, Miss Caroline
King, who was earninga fair income,
but was anxious to make enough IN ad-
dition to enable her to visit Paris IN
the interest of her art-studies. A New.
York firm made contract with her
for series of designs representing the
various Industries Of women, and Miss
King received an order for three hun-
dred dollars, which would enable her to
make the Paris trip but being inform-
ed that they were to be used to deco
rate cigarette packages, Miss King felt
that she could not conscientiously fur
nish them. She gave up the three
hundred dollar order and with 1t her
European trip. All honor to Miss
King! May her praiseworthy action
| in declining to do anything to promote
the cigarette evil become widely
known and bring to her abundantiy
other patronage not less valuable IN 9
money point of view and free OF moral
taint.
War can never long prevail in Christ
endom without the physical and NOR
al aid of Christians. I feel distressed
that the professed followers of the
Prince of Peace, the meek, the patient,
the lowly and forgiving Lamb OF COD,
do not feel their individual responsi-
bility in this cause, and by coming out
| from this sin, throw their whole pow.
er on the side of peace and truth and
| love. Where are the ministers Of the
sanctuary? Where are the precious
sons and daughters of Zion? 30
earth earth earth!' cover not the
blood that soaks thy soil, conceal not
the slain which have covered thy fields
until the disciples of the Great
Peacemaker, the Church Of the bleed
| ing Lamb, shall awake to her duty,
and wave the Peace Banner OF her
Prince over the world.-IEt,Is Co0,a.
While the cloth to wrap bale Of
cotton in cotton costs about 80 cents
more than the cloth to wrap same In
lutte at the present cut prices Of jute,
lit is good investment, because since
the tare question is practically settled,
wrapping the crop in cotton will make
each bale bring about SIPS per bale
more than in jute.-Econon,ist.
Prof. Whitney says that from tne
summit of Mt. Hamilton, In Callfor-
MIA, more of the earth's surface can be
seen than from any other spot on the
globe, though it is only 4,5O0 feet high
So long as merely offensive wars are
the object of detestation, with no AZ
tack on~the war system itself, the war
on ou,} side will be approved as defen-
siye. Such has been, and will be, the
! Inference of every nation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
VIII Go to Greenyille.

Mr.. Frank F. Martin, Of Greenwood, hai
contracted with Messrs. Dacus Brothers, O.
Greenville. to keep books for them during the
ensuing season, and will 60 to that city on OF
about September LIST. Mr.. Martin was once in
Abbeville, where he was much respected, and
for the last two years he has been In the store
of the late 8. E. Stansell. Reliable. active and
competent, Mr.. Martin viii no DOUBT give
abundant satisfaction to his new employers
He has many friends in this county who are
pleased at his success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
Sherif's Sale.

G. Aultman & Co., against Gillian Bros. and
F.M. Pope.-Execution.
b in the above stated case, / will sell to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction. within the
legal hours of sole, al Abbeville Court House
on MONDAY the End Of SEPT, A. D., 1889
the following described property, to wit: All
the right, title and interest of F. M. Pope in
and to all that
HOUSE AND LOT,
situate lying and being in the town Of Nine
ty-Six, s. G., bounded by Church street, Me
Phillips being the late residence of F. M
Pope. Levied on and to be sold as the prop.
ertp Of F. M. Pope, TO satisfy the aforesaid
Execution and COSTS .. q.
TERMS-Cash. w. d. MANN,
Aug. IA, 1889. Sheriff A. c.
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Death.

Pearl, the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John g. Ferguson died at the home of Mrs.
Ferguson's father, Mr.. w. II. Brooks, yester:
day evening. aged about one year. She had
was unprepared for her sudden death. Flu.
neral services will be conducted at the house
this morning. Weep not, for "of such is the
kingdom of Heaven"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
Sunday School Lessons.

We have Sunday School Lessons on the pat
ent side, and onI the home print side. The
lesson on the patents side Is out OF date, butt
that defect will soon be remedied.
The lesson on this page is for next Sunday.
Read both and let us know which you like
best. We will publish only one OF the lessons
after you have had specimens Of both. Let
us know which you prefer, or If you prefer
not to have either.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
Revival Meeting.

At Rocky River Baptist Church near Lown-
desville. q revival meeting has been going on
for several days. On SuESay twenty-seven
persons were baptised, in the presence of more
people than will be at the resurrection.
A big meeting will be commenced this week
at Midway, in the Nation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
Confederate Re.UniOn.

. A reunion Of all the Confederate soldiers ol
Abbeville county Is called at Greenwood on
Thursday, the 5th Of September. 1t is earn.
.estly desired that every Confederate soldier
may be there on that occasion. The subject
of monument to the Confederate dead Will
be brought to the attention of the meeting
Don't forget the day, Thursday, September s.
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Welcome Guest.

Mr. w. T. Mcdonald, IN, ;" OF Mount Carme
few days ago. He has written for the Pres
and Banner until our readers must be we'll &C
quainted with him. He contemplates com
ing back to Abbeyille.
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Total. .. ............... Us, ,130,

If the present alliances should hold
good in the event Of war, Germany,
italy and Australia could call out 13,-,
745, 900 men against 1885, 900 men
from France and Russia. Using the
old figure of speech, and omitting
England from our, consideration as
neutral, "the balance Of power would
swing almost evenly. But the
amount of misery, cruelty, crime, ma
terial waste and moral degradation,
which would come to Europe in con-
sequence of such a tremendous conhict
of forces, is simply incalculable and
appalling. g.-Advocate of Peace.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
Going to Georgia.

Mr.. John A. Brooks has sold his Barnes
Mr., Nicholas Schram. Mr. Brooks has
bought farm near Millegeville. Georgia,
and will 60 extensively into the stock busi-
ness. Mr.. Brooks is one Of our best citizens,
and bis departure will be loss to Abbeville
County.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
August ~, 1889.

Hon. Ben. Terrell, grand lecturer OF the
Farmers Alliance, will be in Abbeville next
Tuesday, to deliver pnblic lecture at eleven
o'clock at the Fair Grounds. He will lecture
: the Alliance in the Court House at two
o'clock
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
Lost Papers.

Any information in reference to box O.
papers, belonging to the G. G. & N. Railway
which was left in Abbeville, eighteen months
ago, and cannot now beifound, will be thank
fully received at this office.
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Sharon Grave Yard.

At 10 o'clock, August 22nd, at the grave yard
L. will let out to the lowest responsible bidder
the contract to clean up and fence the Sharon
grave yard. Specifications made known on
the day of letting. A. NJ. HILL,
Chairman Of Committee.
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Wanted.

uoNEsT, PUSHING Statesmen, whe
ii can furnish horse, to sell the 1MPROv,
ED SINGER MACHINES. NO experience
necessary or capital required. The only secu
rity demanded Is small honesty bond. Gal
r THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
D. s. LAMBERT, Manager,
81 Main ST., Columbia, 8. c.
August II, 1889. ct
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Terra Gotta Wells.
SPARTANBURG, S. C..

THE undersigned is not disposed TO brag on
his new mode of water supply, but 1t Is
proven beyond the shadow OF a doubt that
his wells are the best and more durable than
any other kind. He boasts OF not having
thirds of his work Is for parties having lost
their dug wells.
Address,
C. M. CALHOUN,
Greenwood, S. Q.
They are frog proof and superior to one dug,
and are bound to supersede all others.
Joel 8. Baily, Greenwood, s. G.
Greenwood Cotton and OIL Mills.
Col. Kinard, Ninety-Six, 8. G..
Rev. - Pressly, Due West, s. G.
Jones Miller, Abbeville, 8. q.
Ihave sunk nine-tenths of the wells in my
town in seven years.
Aug, II, 1889.
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DIED of typhoid fever Tuesday evening
August 13, 1889, Mrs. Mary A. McAdams, wife
Of w. r. McAdams, of Antreville. She had
band and two children. She had been con
sistent member of First Creek Baptist church
for eighteen years, and had been married
about fifteen years. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. G. M. Rogers, In the
friends.
Anderson papers please copy.-W. R. McA
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Another Use. for Cotton.

A tenant on farm near Calhouns Mills re-
ports his cotton SO large that after picking 1t
he intends 10 haul the stalks to q saw mill for
plank.
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W0ff0ld College Fitting School.
SPARTANBURG, S. C.

sPARTANBURG, s. c..
TINE THIRD SESSION BEGINS OCTOBER
/ 1st, 1889. Three-fourths of mile from
the College, Four large Brick Buildings.
Beautiful grounds. Boys are prepared for
College. Separate Business Course. Ihor-
Board in the Institution, $40 q month. Tui-
A. q. REMBERT, A. NJ, Head Master.
T. d, DURANT Manager Boarding Depart
For further information apply to the Head
Master.
August II, 1889. If ..,s... ..s
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The Colt Show.

. Don't forget the colt show next Sale Day.
Let everybody come, and bring blooded
stock, and scrubby colts.
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Best trio White Javas, w. c: Strawhorn' OF
Greenwood, lst and End premi1ms.
Best pair Plymouth Rocks, j. L. Parks, OF
Greenwood, lst and End premi1ms. ~
Best trio Langshans, Mrs. Il. Z. Blake, OF
Greenwood, lst premium. 80.
Best pair Langshans, r. +. biaHe' Ast pre-
MUM. ..- p.
Best pair game Bantams, R. L. sturkey, lst
premium.
DOGS.
Rest pointer pup, ]. 81. Chiles lst premium.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21

The number of men to-day ready
for duty upon the Continent may be
stated to be in round figures, as fol-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-21
NINETY.SIX STOCK FAIR.
LIST OF PREMIUMS AND TO WHOM
AWARDED.

CrOwd-Full Exhibit-F1ne Stock of
all Kinds-Names OF the Lucky
Winners.
NINETY-SIx, s. c., August 10, 1889.
Well. Mr.. Editor, our fair is over. Consid-
ering the wether we are satisfied that we did
the very best we could. The display Of all
Kinds Of live stock was superb. Our 100 en-
tries OF horses, cattle and mules were kept
away by the rainy weather, to say nothing of
myriads OF people.
Among the prominent people who attended
Gonzales, Col. o. F. Cheatham, Col James
Bacon, Mr.. Hugh Wilson, Hon. J. H. Morrah,
Hon. c. A. G. Waller and others. The re-
union OF Orr's Rifles kept many away.
We have little to say this week, but note 1t,
Mr. Editor, that on or about the lst of sep
tember, 1890, we will have another fair. You
are respectfully invited to attend.
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ESCAPED FROM THE ABBEvILLE JAIL.

Best pointer pup, j. b. Chiles, lst premium
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Aug. II, 1889.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
THE GREAT EXPOSITION.

The fifth of May is the date fixed
upon for the opening of the Paris Ex-
hibition to visitors, and despite the
opposition which it has encountered
in various quarters, its organizer 8
predict boldly that it will be great
success. The French exhibitors will
be $4,000 in number, and many
more would have been admitted had
there been room. The foreigners
to amount $4,000, thus making q
grand total of $4,000. Belgium stands
first on the list with 1000; Italy
sends 1000, and England 800. The
Austrian and Russian sections are
fully occupied. The few German
exhibitors belong solely to the do
main of mechanical industries. A
new journal bearing the appropriate
title of the Champ de Mars has just
been started for the exclusive pur-
pose of enlightening the public on
matters connected with the progress
of the Great Show" In this, its
first number, it cXhorts trenchmen
TO drop politics altogether during
the coming year, telling them that
they may resume their quarrels and
feuds with ardor in $780, Boston
paper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
REPORT ON EVA DISTRICT.

Mr.. j. M. Mcdonald returned to
Honolulu last night from three
days reporting tour around the
Pearl River region and the district
of EVA. He reports the resources
as of a varied character and very
much more extensive than is gener-
ally supposed. His report, in full,
will give all the details of Eva dis
trict and the country that will be
tributary to the Pearl River division
of the Oahu steam railroad. There is
every reason to believe that Mr.. Nc
Donald's report when written in his
style will prove extremely interest
inp.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT.

A term OF the Fourth Circuit
Court was held during the past week
on Kauai, Mr.. Justice McCully pre-
siding, j. Hardy, Circuit Judge; r.
w. Purvis, clerk; A. +. Peterson,
Deputy Acknowledgement. Follow
ing is the calcndar:--
The King VS. Chop Tin. Larceny
Cd degree. Pleaded guilty to larceny
4th degree. Sentenced to six hours
hard labor \. S. Hartwell for de-
PENDANT.
The King VS.. All Maui and All
Ping. Conspiracy. Nollc prosequi
entered. A, $. Hartwell for defend
ants.
The King vs.. Paaluhi. Assault on
officer. Pleaded guilty. Sentenced
to three years at hard labor and 81
fine. a. Rosa for defendant.
Maloe Sugar Company ". Keau-
miki. Ejrctment. Verdict for PLAIN
tiff. two dissenting. w. O. Smith for
plaintiff; Burenuba for defendant.
Lui and others VS.. Makaikai.
Ejectmcnt. Verdict for defendant.
W. o. Smith for plaintiff; A. Rosa
for defendant.
Hoopiopio vs.. J. Kauai. Assump-
sit. Verdict for plaintiff 1853 w,
o. Smith for plaintiff; A. Rosa for
defendant
Rcgo vs.. Mahoe. Assumpsit. Cause
stricken from the calendar on mo-
ton of plaintiff. w. o. Smith for
plaintiff; A. Rosa for defendant.
Kamawahonui Ql) VS.. Eva (w.)
Divorce. Divorce granted. w. o.
Smith for plaintiff.
Matter of complaint OF Attorney,
General against E. l.. Kauai, District
Judge Waimea; respondent in per-
son. Reprimanded and complaint
dismissed.
Matter OF complaint of Attorney,
General against Isaac II. Kahilina
District Judge, Hanalei. A. Rosa
for respondent Replimanded and
complaint dismissed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
ANNUAL PARADE.

The annual parade of the Homo
lulu Fire Department will take place
tomorrow afternoon, leaving the
Bell Tower at o'clock. The vari-
GUS companies are notified by adver-
tisement in another column at what
hour to assemble. The route is
from Bell Tower along Fort to
Beretania street; along Beretania to
Maunakea street; along Maunakea
to King street; along King to Nuu-
anu street; along Nuuanu to Queen
street; along Queen to Fort street;
along Fort to King street; along
King to Punchbowl street; along
Punchbowl to Beretania street;
along Beretania to Fort street;
along Fort to Kukui street; along
Kukui to Nuuanu street along Nuu-
anu to King street; along King to
Fort and Hotel streets, to starting
point.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
TOURISTS COMING.

Mr.. Luther L. Holden, agent Of
the Raymond and Whitcomb tourist
excursions, said to San Francisco
Examiner representative, January
oath, that can excursion party would
leave that city February 9th for
Hawaii, going by the Sprecllels'
line. They will spend five weeks in
various parts of the islands, and
will visit the active volcanoes there"
When the Australia left San
Francisco, thirty-eight tourists were
already booked to leave on the Ala
media.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
HAWAIIAN TRAMWAYS co.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The 1905 pm, car from Chinese
Theatre will wait on Palace switch
to convey passengers to Waikiki
from the Opera.
Sunday running as follows: For
Waikiki leave Chinese Theatre 7:10
and every hour until 4:10; 5;15 p.
M, every hour until 9:15.
Leave Waikiki for Palama $40
a. M, every hour until 4:10; 5:15
a. m, every hour until 9:1j. Last
car at lO:0jp.m.
Leave Chinese Theatre for Rifle
range G:30 and every hour until
1890; 1880 and every hour until
1880; 5:35 and every hour until
1885.
Leave Rifle range for Chinese
Theatre 200 and every hour until
10000; 12:O0 and every hour until
400; 5:05 and every hour until
9:0j p. m. 169 2t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
A NEW DEPARTURE.

The Pacific Hardware Company
has bought the picture frame bust
ness of G. West & Co., and in fu-
ture will be prepared to fulfil all
orders for picture frames Of every
size and design, cornice poles, be-
sides carrying a full supply of art
lists materials. BY the steamer the
company is ordering so as to make
the stock complete. They have
also for sale some very pretty Japa-
nese bamboo canes, flower and plant
holders, work and scrap baskets and
other pretty articles.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
A SPLENDID PERFORMANCE.
WILSON AND CAMERON SPECIALITY COM
PANY AT TIE OPERA HOUSE.

1t IS just what might have been
expected, a crowded house to wit
ness the performance, Saturday even
ing, by the Wilson and Cameron
Speciality Company. The company
came here with an excellent reputa-
ton and more than sustained it.
The audience was kept in one con-
tinual roar of laughter from begin
ming to end, with the exception of
when the famous Donaldson Broth
ers appeared. Their movements
were simply astounding, and
must be seen to be appreciated.
They twist themselves into all man
ner of shapes, so that one is led to
think they are made of lndia-rub-
Der. Miss May Cameron in her
serio-comic songs and dances was
exceedingly good. Miss Lea Earle
gave capital rendition of ballad
in natural wild flowers. Filson and
Enrol in q comical sketch, and Fill
son alone in 1.-The Bridge" were
simply immense and drew forth
rounds of applause. w. w. Came
ron as "Komedian" was simply
perfection. Wilson and Cameron
are two exceedingly clever artists,
and in their speciality, "Nic knacks,"
fairly brought down the house. The
performance concluded with a farce,
which sent the audience home in
exceedingly good humor and thor
oughly satisfied that the entire
company was first class one in
every respect.
This evening the final perform
ance will be given, with an entire
change of programme. The box
plan is now open at the office of l..
j. Levey, auctioneer. TO all APP
pearances early application is neces-
sary to obtain seat.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-11
"a
TUESDAY EVENINGS CONCERT.

The following excellent pro-
gramme will be given at the Campo
bello concert, at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening:
PART 1.
l. Grand Duo for Violin and Piano.
Mr.. Theodore Schmidt aud Herr
Felix Ollert.
2. Air-Oh Wondrous Beauty. Mozart
Mr.. Charles 'I'hrower.
3. Ballad-Thc Heart Bowed Down
.......'.'...... ......,.....,''. Ballc
SignOr CampobcllO.
4. Air-E Strand, La Traviata. Verdi
Miss Grace Porter.
3. Violin SolO-Romance. e., Beethoven
Mr. Theodore Schmidt
6. Ballad-'lis Known Alone to Me
.................. .::......' kriegg
Mr., Charles Ihrower.
PART II.
/. Piano Solo,. ....,.... ........
Herr Felix Ollcrt
2. Ballad-Blue Bells of scotland.
Miss Grace Porter.
8. Ballad-ln the Gloaming.,... 49,,
Observation-Disclosures Lady Arthur Hi
written for and sung by Signor
Campobello.)
L. Vielin Solo-Ihe Bird in the Tree
................... Hansen
Mr.. Theodore Schmidt
3. Duet-Spcak, We Are Alone (Ri-
gOlettO) ............... ....,...N VERDI
Miss Grace Porter and Signor Cam
pobcllO.
q. Piano solo,, ......,,..,.,,..
Herr Felix 0llert.
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PART II
Fantasia-Torge in the Forest. So.
SOME PEOPLE MOVE so SLOW.

On Friday last a calf died in an
empty lot on King street just beyond
the old Ward premises. The health
authorities were notified, but not I'M
til this morning did they make any
attempt to have the carcass removed.
1t was then so rotten that hole had
to be dug and it was buried on the
spot. All day Saturday and Sunday
the residents in the vicinity were
much annoyed by the horrid stencil
from the carcass.