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Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
alI lIsE4IsEaa1sElsEn u.
PHnADEIFHIA, Monday June II, 1859.

You may think you know
about Wanamaker's, you who
have been here and wandered
through its broad aisles and
made use of the many helps
to your comfort always at your
command. And you do, as
visitors see it. But you don't
know the store unless YOU
know how well it can supply
your wants, from a pair Of
shoe ldces to the complete fur
nishing of a house, without
your ever leaving home. Wis
itors sec little evidence of the
buying constantly being done
by the thousands and thou
sands Of people who cannot
come to the store and possibly
never will come. But it goes
on all the time-quietIy, sys-
tematlcally. Most of the ma
chlnery is out of sight. All
that is visible is the number of
skilled shoppers going from
counter to counter, and from
department to department, Sc
Letting, matching, choosing
filling with the utmost care the
written orders from out-of-
town customers.
That is the side of Wana-
makers S for people out of town.
When you come to Philadel-
Phla we want the store to be a
home to you. When you are
at home we want it to be at
home with you.
Hence the General Cata-
IOgue.
We've told of it before.
Can't tell Of it too often-if
you havn't it in the house.
The book is a large 1922
page quartO, telling clearly
and briefly of the goods Of the
store and their prices, giving
pictures wherever it can. It
IS so arranged and indexed
that'you can find any article in
an instant. And you can have
it by sending a postal card
with your name and address
written.
You can then write for what
you want easily and with
knowledge, and be served as
well as if you were here buy
ing in person.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
CHuRgH SERVICES.

AsBURY METHOD. -Sunday-Preach-
ing at 1Ol5 A. IA aud ~ P NJ. Sunday School
gA.M. and 2PM NJ Prayer Meeting-Ihursdays at
7;5PM. Rev. Wm. 5. Robinson, Pastor.
ST, PETERS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.-Sunday-
Preaching at 1917 a. NJ. and ~ P NJ. Holy Days
-gJ5 A. NJ sunday School, p. NJ. Prayer
MeeIing-Wednesdays, at ~ P. NJ. Rev. Il. W.
Dame, Rector
PREsBYrERIAN.-S -Sunday-Preaching at l0H A. N.
and p NJ sunday School, P. N. Prayer
Meeting-FridayS at Z P. NJ
ST. pOLYcARP CATHOLIC CHURCH-Mass on First
and Third Sundays, at 80 A. NJ, and on the
Second and Fourth Sundays, at lO.5G a. NJ.
Catechism Glasses taught every Sunday after
Mass
CENrENNIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (ColOred) -
sunday Preaching at IL A. NJ. and ~ p. N.
sunday school, ?. NJ. Rev. J. W. LcukfOrd,
Pastor.
A. M. T. -Sunday-PrcaChing at l0l5
A. NJ and - p. ". sunday School-2% P. N.
Rev. Lewis Hood. Pastor.
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Maryland Items.
BucktOWn campmeeting Aug. 10.
There are a stores in Cambridge.


There are "A stores in Cambridge.
1t was given out in Republican polit-
ical circles that Mr.. H. Clay Dodson.
Of St. Michael's, has been settled upon
as deputy collector of internal revenue
for the fifth district of Maryland, COM
prising the Eastern Shore counties, in
place of George L. Hadaway, the Dem
ocrado incumbent.
GodeHroy & Howe of New York.
contractors for the construction of the
baltimore and Eastern Shore railroad.
nave established headquarters at Eas-
Ton. As soon as the right Of way is Sc
cured the section between Easton and
the bay shore will be built. The work
VIII be finished as quickly as possible.
During a thunder storm on Tuesday
afternoon a colOred man living near
harydel, Caroline county, was struck
ny tightening while narrowing in a
corndeld aud instantly killed. Ills
name was Gibbs. The horse he was
working was killed also. Another
colored man working in the same field
was knocked down by the shock.
On last Wednesday evening, after
nineteen years ofuntiring perseverance
IN the hOwery fields of courtship, John
Newman and Miss Annie C0megvs.
We're quietly married at the home of
the brides mother, by the Rev. r. K.
Stephenson. As soon as the ceremony
was performed they were driven to
their future home, about mile from
ChestertOwu.
Democratic primary elections were
held Saturday afternoon in each of the
nine districts of Cecil county. The
result indicates victory for Albert
Constable and John s. Writ over the
opposite forces in the county, and will
most probably result in Mr.. Writ being
nominated for state senator. The state
senator elected this year will vote for
successors to both senators, Wilson and
German.
Eldridge w. Downes and Miss Mary
Clements were married in the NJ. L
Church South, at Ingleside on Thurs.
DAY. The church was artisically trim
med with flowers and evergreen, of
" Whlch was made an arch which spann-
ed the channel rail. In the centre of
this was suspended a marriage bell. |
Miss Addie Morgan rendered Mendels-
shoH's march, to the music Of which !
marched che ushers, School Examiner
l.. J.. Beatty and Medrord Roe, who /
we're followed by the bridal attendants
Ms Maggie Merricll aud Hennie Neal, |
and 1lessrs J. Dukes Dowues and Ed |
ward r. Downes, who preceded the |
bride and groom. The Rev. Mr.. Thrash
er, pastor Of the church performed the
ceremony.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.

The l'0lUe Of Lays and Lumber on
Kent Island Si2re3.-The Rccord an-
nOunced last week that the value Of
drift logs aad lum0er on he shores of
Kent island exceeds he value ofoitber
the wheat, peach ol corn crop. IT. lsp-
pears that the statement was far from
the mark OF Col VIM. Henry Legg.
who was on the Island nearly all last
week, says that the pack of logs and
lumber around the Island from the
broken Susquehanna booms is remark
able in extent, and that an estimate
value puts the figures at double the
assessed value OF the Island with its
property. All sorts Of goods lie with
the logs, including canned goods, gro
ceries and all sorts of merchandise and
household utensils. A horse hitched to
a carriage and some battered to man
gers have come ashore, and a wOollv
little poodle dog that noated down on
some wooden structure leaped on dry
ground and was given home. Queens
town creek, he said, was packed with
yaluble logs and much Of the latter is
being carried inland on Wagons Cen.
treUHie Record.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
A Sound Legal opinion.

y. bMnpridgc Munday Esq, County Att, Clay
lV3 leAas says Have used Electric Biliers
nlln most neppy results. My brother also was
Neiy iOM Mltn AalQrill Fever and Iaundlce, but
was cured by timely usa of this niedicine. Am
AA.9nel Electric btlcrs saved bis lilcn
,li u, = WiieoNs0n, Of Horse Cave, KY, adds 4
IKE ieslimony saying lie positively believes he
would have diee, had it no been for Electric
blftcfs
nis great remedy VIII ward Oh. as well as cure
enc stomach Disorders Stands unoannInd prico
' Nei" aug ~ at JAS 4. uoleckers Drug Store
smyrna, ana g G darmons0n's, Clayton
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
BY THE BABD OF TOWER HALL


OF we hear Of wives that lecture
And Of Mrs CandOrs, too
All designed TO show that woman
Is vixen and a shrew;
But we have our own opinion,
Which we give without reserve
That most husbands who are "lecturedu
Get no more than they deserve.
Woman has no voice in Congress,
Nor in Councils of the State.
But she has a voice and Justly
When her husband stays out late
He has vowed 70 love and honor
And % cherish only her:
by his staying out til midnight
Tell me what can she infer?
That he Is at least unmlndiul
OF the solemn vows he made
When. upon the bridal altar
All her hopes IN life she laid
And II hc unkindlv leaves her
Sad and lonely. night by night,
If She does not Hgive him Jesso,"@
Then She does not serve him right.
Mercy on u.s. must a woman
Rise with che mornings early light,
But 20 toll in household duties
From the break of day tn night
Getting Bobby combed and secured,
Little Sally Ann IN trim,.
Mindful Of her husband comfort
Sewing buttons on him
Must she DO this unrewarded,
Having no approving smilc
With no husbands voice q cheer her.
And the evening hours heguile2
NO, hy an that makes home happy,
WOmNuA worth over Nil below,
We will answer for the women,
And reterate the "No"
Until reason, truth and justice
Lead the husbands all arlght
When therell be no midnight lectures
In the "voices OF the night"
When the men will need no dressings
From their wlges-for one aud an
WIN procure their clothes for dressing
al the Mammoth Tower Hail."
Ard will be, indeed more pleasant
This not doubt admits
When not the wives but the Tower, only,
Shall give the husbands FITS.
10 not iail to Join the immense throng VIII
wiil visit Tower Hall to-day 70 secure good %
end great bargains IN Mems Boys and Children
Cl0thinr
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Rac.Ian,a A.rnioa sn1rn-

The best salye in the world for Cuts, Bruises
sores. lccrS salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
laappcd Hands, Chiiblains, Curus, and all Skin
ciEpt.ous and positively cures Piles or no pay
wlnted. % is guaranteed to give perfect salts
action, or money refunded. Price - cents per
goN ,tor sale by James =. Hofiecker, Smyrna;
G. g. Harmouson, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

Everything we think you'll
like is here from the two great
Rattan and Reed Furniture
makers Of this country, Styles
by the thousand. They'd be
by the ten thousand if so many
were needed to cover every
attractive and useful shape.
You know the two sorts
Rattan things won't take color
and hold it, Reed things will.
Either fits in the Summer
room as no other furniture can.
The bit of ribbon to give them
the sparkle of sprightliness
costs but a triAe.
Pictures of some of the best
designs are shown in the Cat
alOgue. Prices too. Page $50.
Also all of the many things
that help to Summer comfort.
john WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

- Z. II. Corner, philadelphia. saws. I
suffered for years from nervous debility
and constitutional weakness. due TO
overstudy, etc., passing nights which
brought sleep withoutrest,aud days mel
ancholy, torboding and trembling. DR..
Theel, 53S n. 4th St., Philadelphia,
cured me after all other doctors and
specialists failed. Iadvise all sufferers
to consult him personally or by letter.
knowing he will cure you.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

In contest for medals in Washing
ton twenty thousand compositions were
written by the school children Of that
city. There were eleven medals award
et, and for each grade, eighJ of the
winners being girls and three boys.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

The cOmpounding of a sue
cessful new perfume may seem
to be a simple matter. Try
it. Skilled chemists have
grown gray trying, and failed
every time.
Such delicate, pleasing odors
as "Queen Nary are an in
spiration. Subtle essence OF
the flowers. Breath of the
most fragrant blossoms Gagged
for your delight.
You can have Queen Mary
in various guises-the same
sweet and gracious majesty
every time:
Extract. p and ~ o. sizes
Violet Water 9, Is and Oz sizes
Cologne, and OF. sizes
florldH Water
Toilet Powder
Almond Meal
Bay Rum
SGchcts
The Catalogue, beginning at
page IFS, tells the prices OF
these and of hundreds of Toi-
let helps besides.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

My father had cancer; my husband
also had cancer, in fact died with il.
Ia 1879 lump came on my nose. which
steadily increased in size and alarmed
me. l used various remedies-salves
and others applications, and finally
tried to nurn it out, but the sore re-
turned worse than ever, growing larger
and more angry, until determined to
try Swilts Specific. I took the medi-
cine, and j, soon made q complete cure.
| know that ;. 5. S cured me, because
l discarded all other remedies. This
was several years ago. and have had
no sign of Il return of the cancer.
Mrs. NJ r MABEN.
April 5th. 1889 Woodbury.. Texos
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

Adyices received in Mason City,
Iowa, Tuesday, fron a good portion Of
southern and Western Dakota. state
E:nAll grain IS an entire failure. more
sO+lhQn ia any other year. The grain
is a@ burned up. Full half the acreage
wasNown to wheat and oats. Corn does
noHFct show the effects OF the drouth.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
eEcRET SOCIETIES.

MoRNING STAR LODGE, No. 6, l. O. 0. F,-Mcets
every Friday evening, at "a O'clock
MCDUNNELL ESCAMPNENr, No. %, %. o. F.-Neets
Second and Fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month. at "a o'clock.
HARMONY LODGE, No. IS, A. F. A. M.-Meets First
and Third Thursday evenings of each mouth,
at "a cl0ck.
SMYRNA LODGE, No. s. !. O. C. T--Meets every
Wednesday, evening at y O'Clock.
SMYRNA C0SCLAVE, No. 45. ORDER of HEr~A~orHS.
Meets first Wednesday evening of every month
USlnN CASTLE No II, X. q. E.--Meets every Nom
day evening in Odd Fellows Hall, ats o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
Cancer

is q form Of blood poison which is not
understood by the medical profession
As 70 It's real nature and character, but
it is evidently hereditary in its nature.
l, may accidentally develop itself with
out any predispOsition or evidence of
such existing poison. The knife or
cAustic salves have heretofore been the
so-ca.led remedies for it, but all honest
practitioners will tell that this treat
moat fails to cure, and only hasten
fatal results. Thousands Of cases of
epithclioma (skin) cancers, and a great
many cases of scirrhus cancers. have
been entirely cured by the use Of Swin's
Specific. Il forces the poison out
through the cancer itself, and the pores
OF the skin.
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
Better Wear and Looks!
Better Quality and Fit!
Better Dollars Worth!

These are the mutual interests between you and
WANAMAKER & Brown Summed up in still fewer
words-Reliable Clothing at Lowest Prices
We expect your trade only because we serve YOU
so well it pays you to deal with u.s.
What is our news now?
The season has got along SO far that if you're
gong to buy at ALL now is your time to buy because
we must sell now if we're going to sell at ali.
The situation makes a big difference in the prices.
You can pick up bargain almost anywhere in the
house.
1t has been great season anyhow for low and
medium prices. WANAMAKER & Browns, as usual
lowest of all. For instance:
Hundreds Of Suits All Woola and All Styles
Hundreds Of Suits Worth usually sI4 or SIS
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Yak IlaI' Sixth and Market
Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19
SEASON OF 1889.
WOODLAND BEACH

~ Country parties - always vel
come TO the Beacl $ amer and Sun.
per iurnlslf r,ueasi ice 70 such.
.7i' SMYRNA, DEE. + D.,
Collection Of Bills a Spo6,
Smyrna times., 1889-06-19

tive Chae ~. "
CoMMERcr4gis m nT,,yr,f roh,
+. McKim, Va .nNo,nted co,n-
mercial ase sPog tmeham, England,
on SAT utna belt aFelary Blaine, IS q
resiuens =, s siiss Nn, Delaware, and
Drotiief-'is5e Daniel j. Layton.
ne ir7t @ir 81 active politics as
the heNNpl lnssi Sai late for Congress
10 looei ss6 ~" on the ticket
win s17 ,idi of VIII
ln,u aoveraos. usss.' ac ona "a .la,f ,5,ltg lor
yeai7 (" ;es.5 s,Bsns9f { Della
ier t 2o yefeileg 4 \ q,''I1- P "
Church q1E rdios D oi 49,, -.
"a : ..,... eN,..sE srs%s ss srinr mftei being
au'l''aa 81, i'., az rs 5lof. soeAy and
9{ pqs teai, u iye \, ',9 Ky ths lespousi-
PIE pos ~ s..a.n. en..sn. been ap-
fs rty days use
ws1 Nj up sound -,
vo,.@, .o fhs ba aearly vi, ~ nv
.r,. Sn .rsrs. rs z a KJi7oHN B. w ,6P19s
". pber y hreet. an lancs
~ ..gh ~ 81 and A.l-
Sc s:: ':: 3: thes spEcu
hsse
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
A sehcm. tor school, r.ud..

srmSoTELp. H., March 0-ln the
State Senate today joint resolution was
introduced providing Tor the submission 10
ayolooi the people oian amendment 10 the
State Constitution. This proposed amend.
mcnt conicmplatcs the raising Of funds for
the support OF the public schools by means
Of tax ON the caplalstock Of corporations
doing business In this state, and the 10.
ccipis Of corporations doing business In
this state; on the receipts Of railroads,
street railroads, sleeping ears, dining cars,
tolcgrpphs, telephones, express business,
insurance business, royalties on patents,
franchises and privileges. stock yards,
mines the sale OF intoXicants, manu-
featured tobacco, and, u necessary, n grad.
uatcd tax Of incomes OF moro than u, 900
per annum. Tho object Of the proposed
amendment n 10 enable the State TO secure
a revenue from classes OF property which
generally escape taxation.
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HESxIE KApPEL is i'll at his home in
Philadelphia.
Pun REccIUs may be given another
chance to play on third in Louisville.
KANSAS CRY il going to make fight for
Borchers, and will give Canton the 500
advanced TO him II they will "let up" ON
the player.
JAMES ID. McELRoY, an old Western
Lacquer, took too big dose OF morphine
at Albuquerque, n. NJ, the other day.
lie is buried now.
WHEN a ball player gets $40 for every
game he wins for one season, he will the
succeeding season ask $40 for every ball he
pitches. En-, Elmer?--.Ndr Sayings.
BoBBY MATTHEWS has begun suit against
the Athletics to recover 5000 salary as
coacher OF the team.
Mn WHEEIER Q. WIcKHoFF, president
Of the American Association. met the
three official umpires OF that body-Messrs.
Gairney, Holland and Ferguson
day afternoon at Washington Park, Brook
Ign. and gave them their instructions for
the coming season. -New York herald
PARsoS NicnoLsoS, who will play with
the Cleveland Club this season, is at his
home in Bellaire practicing what would
benefit great many ball players. Tom is
attending Sunday school and church regu-
larly, and will on Wednesday evening be-
confirmed by Bishop Vincent in the Epis-
copal Church at Bellaire.
FiRsT VEsTRYMAN-To bring the matter
fairly before this meeting | propose that
We offer tho Rev. Mr.. Swipcs y, 900 year
TO become our pastor. Second Nestryman
(dccidedly)-Ilc will never accept the
call at that salary. You forget that he was
star baseball pitcher for several years
when no was a young mani chicago
Tribune.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
THE BASEBALL OUTLOOK.
Memphis, New Orleans. Mobile, Charles
ton and Atlanta Sure.

ton and Atlanta Sure.
For the information OF all the little jay
towns in the Southern League that patron
izingly fill their newspapers with such rot
as "Memphis will probably be able to raise
the money" the baseball editor OF The
ArpEAL desires to say that enough money
has been raised to insure the clubs entry
into the League, thatthe grounds are being
graded and grand stand contracted for,
and that there is no more doubt OF Mem
phis being in the Southern League than
there is OF Chicago going into the National
League. The only doubtful towns are
Chattanooga and Birmingham, and posi-
bly Nashville. Charleston, Atlanta, Mem
phis, Mobile and New Orleans are sure,
with Nashville, Birmingham and Chatta-
nooga as probabilities. That is the situa-
ton in nutshell.
The following from the Register OF Tues
day last shows what they have been doing
in Mobile: Mr.. Richard Sheridan, the
President OF the Mobile Baseball Associa-
ton, was seen by Register reporter and IN
reply to the reporters question, stated
that great many players had applied for
positions, but that not until after the meet
Ing to be held tomorrow night would he
be able to do anything. At that time o
regular manager will probably be signed,
and will commence engaging players al
once. Mr.. Sheridan said that King. thu
short stop Of the Gibney team last year
would be signed. and that he was in favor
Of giving one or two other amateur players
here in town trial. lie also stated that
the affairs OF the club were in II flourshinl
condition, and that everything pointed tC
successful season for the Southern
League in 1850
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Jnmr. nnd wnInwriuht.

"As You Like it," one Of Shakespeare
charming comedies, will be the attraction
tonight. with Louis James as Orlando
and Marie Wainwright as Rosalind, which
is admitted to be a charming and classical
impcrsonation worthy OF the highest
praise. Memphis patrons OF the thcater
have seen the best actresses that have or
namcntcd the dramatic profession In the
role, and in which they scored pronounced
success. but they have not seen more
attractive Rosalind for many years than
that OF Miss Wainwright, us she appears
dressed in the suit OF young nobleman
wandering In the forests OF Arden, and
beneath which disguise she shines bright
aud tender, and loses none Of her womanly
qualities. The cast Of characters Is strong
one. as followE
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nhnaew. ol q orcn, Ci,y.

This will be the attraction at tile thcatcr
mex week Tor four nights and Wednes-
day matinee, opening ON Monday even
ing. II drew well here last season and be-
camc quite popular. The scenic effect
includes views Of Blackwclrs Island, tho
pawnbrokcr's shop, Harlem River boat
house, Fast River and the Brooklyn
bridge. Miss ANNE Ward Tiffany appears
M Blddy Roman, Miss Rose tiffany M
Annie aud Helen Standish, Mr.. Marshall
~ Tom Cooper, Mr.. 1ilton ~ Judge Ben
son, while other capable actors make up
the east. sale u seats for the engagement
will open Saturday morning.
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A lntaI Quarrel.

ST. LouH, Mo-, March 0.-lIarlan
Turner aud J. w. McNcigh, two we'll
known aud highly respected citizens OF
Butler, Me-, got into an alteration Mon.
day night, aud were separated by friends.
Later they met again, the quarrel re-
newed aud both being armed then they
opened fire. McNcigh was shot In ia,
head and through the body aud died soor
after Turner was not hurt, and was ar
rested and locked up.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07

BozrMAS, Mont, March G.--Mrs Wal.
ters, who lived on a ranch near this place,
was found dead In her bed Monday with
her throat cut from ear TO car and her body
horribly mutilatcd with a ruzor. II was
frst thought that II was case Of suicide,
but the theory was not sustained by the
facts. Her husband aud eldest son were
arrested yesterday charged with the crime
II is claimed that the murder was com.
miited In order 20 get possession OF 500
the lady had concealed In the house.
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A nioody Tragedy.

TEMPLE, Tex, March 6.-An awful
tragedy was enacted on the streets Of
Temple yesterday. Alfred and Herbert
Rolhcr engaged In gun Fight with
Tom and Hugh Matiock. Tho latter was
killed outright and Tom Maiiock il dying.
Alfred Rothcr was shot In the arm. Tho
trouble grew out Of the sale Of a railroad
ticket by Tom Maltock TO Alfred Rother.
The latter sued the railroad company and
Mattock'H testimony nngcrcd him NO that
he demanded an apology. Mattock 70.
fused aud was assaulted by Ro,her. The
brothers then opened fire.
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BARGAINS IN BUSINESS LOTS

tl2s76 Per foot will buy two splendid
gusinc lots right nj the corner II BCale and
Shelby streets, froniing on both STREETS The
hisi one who CONES aud looks NJ this prop
eriy Will buy II, for IL isnow offered for 8 600
les than We could lave sold Il for ono
month ago.
Corner lot On Orleans street for 500. Part
CAST halhi &c In four payments
We Have Beautiful Residence Lots
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Criminal gourt.

When the case Of @, NJ. Hauser, charged
with contempt OF court, was called yesIer'
day morning the defendant arose and
boldly declared that he was guilty OF big
amy. He said that besides the wife con-
fined in Jail here, on 4 charge OF bigamy,
he has another living in Illinois. AT the
request OF the Attorney General, the case
was indefinitely postponed. The matter
will be investigated
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AMUSBM ENT5.
HremDhi. rhcptcr.

Oliver ID. Byron and supporting conf
pany presented "The Upper Hand" at the
matinee yesterday and before a small
audience. At night a change Of program
was given, "The Inside Track" with Mr..
Byron as Harry Denligh and Kate Byron
as Jerry Twaddle, the merchant roles, in
which they have been quite successful in
entertaining the theater going public, and
II was enjoyed last night by good up
stairs house. Tic engagement closed with
last evenings performance.