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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-01-24
NTA
Polskiej Mol0nii
STURGEON LAKE
W PINE COUNTY
" lesistej Minnesota
ZIEMIA ZYZNA.

L1l1NlA- Il LN "A.
Warunki kupna bardzo PREY.
stepne. Wszelkich informacyi
udzieli bezplatnie Jozef
+ a b k j, Sturgeon Lake,
Pine Co., Mimi. Zwr6cie je-
daa|1 music uwage Szan. Ro-
dakom d nadarza sic sposo-
bnost kupienia dobrego grun-
tn tanio w blizl1osci kolei.
Family polskich osiadfych W
ttych stronach jest okoio 20 "a
tel jesieni zamierzamy budo-
vac kosciof i szkote polska.
Spleszcie sic eaten i kupuj-
c'e, poki cena przystepna,
gdyz wkrotce ceny p6jda W
gore. Cena 1 dolary "a ak,er.
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Where do sou suppcso fl.o mnIIn.e -fI ..I
re. her monoyi Size u.s. tr.l of hoIrI
that the pretty silver cilsoei poc.elh...uat
o. snatchcd FROM her hpgl ana sae ii o.n.
uinr % take With ayiaity 81 t.H neN.t f.f.
IN cash holders. which isa soft o.1 I.a.I
bracelet rather decorative ilHl o'l.r..
WHICH has receptacle for c0'n Ia.t ..t
Che watch rested 70 month or troa.1 0. t,t
hack of the wrist Iae lunlt Hr..
tho left arm lt h1s a simple clasp ...
manipulated. and when cor iam Orl ...n
money Is wanfol thcin 30 IS clo.c hf. rr
eafe and leaving tle hands ine Ior.'l.r
small burdens
Another contryanco which gna.f u-
pliHes bic lor tho matinee c.r. nn nI
plush bag which .oos. jaat largo enough .
hold Der opera glass blt wait m .
opens o. There s iho glass 0ta .s al
and ne.l mounting. s1it enough I.
also Is g. tiny compartment ir OH. ...r
bonbon hoz, another t0r tle .lrr..
for the silver md crystal sra..r.,., aH...r
for ivory tablets y,t auo.la ig o.. .r
handkerchief and Sometimes SOD o'l.r .r
rose waters or powder puAs lti- mfI..n
n raryo. most OF fhe iuNurIa as ll'I .H.
faog torn. The matu-o gIrI would rt
% stir without BE-. irr. N.tu as l.
lac b. fully armui lor lho "e.al Net l..A.
deiphia Times
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Hotel Arrivals.


The following were the arrivals yes
terdsv At the different hotels
MrRPnYs-B. T. Bailey. stanton.
va; G. u. Ashburn, Brooklyn. y. Y; {.
.C Fisher. Boston, Mass; g. b. liodg
man. Sandusky, O.: James Baker, city
+. +. Page. Townsend, Mass; +. VI. Jar
Wis. Fluvanna. Va. " f. Crsighill, bal-
timore. Md; f. Richardson, Norfolk
Va: W T. Daughierly, j. Miller, " ASH
ington. ID. C.: W. ". Fowler, New
York; j II. Carlisle. Lynchburg, VA
James T. Jones. city, Fred. ID. Thomas
Union Theological Seminary }. H.
Ridgely, Philadelphia, Pa; l.. 9. DAVIS
and son, Carroll, Md; l.. >. Brady, ~
Louis; G.. j. Sherron, Baltimore, No.
Ellis Henderson, Louisa Courthouse
Va; General James G. Field, Albemarie'
Va.
AMERIcAy-John McLees, 5. Smith
VI. r. Harrel, Williamsburg, Va; l.. A.
Deyoll. Philadelphia, Pa. J. I. Edwards
Washington, ID. c.: L. G.. Wall, II. W
Stevens. Greenvile, 5. C.; L. \. Hatch
Rochester. \. 7, Geo l.. scott, Peters
burg. Va; t.. Wade and child, Lille he'
vizui. Miss Lillian Larkelle, New YORK
b. y. Drake, Baltimore, Md; I. ). Hop
kins. Conrad Malery, William Nelson
Kause. New York: Dan Sully Company
T. D. Pearce. Washington, d. C.; {. h.
Sober. Lewis'urg, Pa; W W. Wood
Meckienburg, Va; J. \. Harris, Lynch
burg: II. Il. Ferris, Cincinnati; VIII am
Darrier Scottsyille, Va; Il. Copey, Bal
timore, Nd.
FoRp's HorEL.-J. Y. Lung, Philadel
phia: William Price, Seinity College, \
c.: B. Greene and wife, Maine; ". s.
Gron, Agent Mantell Co; a }. Haboy
meir. Baltimore, Md, James l.. William
Norfolk, Va; Ii. c. Hudson, Scottsburg
Va: T.. Is. Walker, Philadelphia, Pa J.
T. Thomas, Baltimore; Mrs. NJ. Smed
lev. New York; George Ginder Al
bert Slime, j. c. Joy, Boston
Mr.. J. Jay Nestell, New York; Mis-
Nestell. New York George +. Coleman
and wife Philadelphia; James Nark
land. Lowell Mass }. G. GFossman
Chicago; George X. Robinson, Casan
Hill; c HiCooley, Hartford, Conn, r NJ
Hnl. ST. Louis j :. Kent, Philadelphia
VI ". Mason, -; \. j. Bane, Nor
folk; y. T. Hasklns, Goshen, Va \
Mayoon, Goshen Va
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pr ESTON 3 Il l. V L N,
r1NE, ART FURNITURE
No. Is Governor Stfeet.

bic nv exertons with spur and whip. :,
We had gone a mile or more when l
felt'a numbness in my right arm, ana ~
the same time my marc gave a jump MP
that nearly unseated me, staggered and
camo 10 the ground In a heap, sending
me over her head. Fortunately landed
on my feet still holding tho rope Of nY
lead horse. Some how. God only knows
how. Jumped on his back and digging
the SPURS into his sides continued my
now almost hopeless eXertiOns Tor lie. 4
Reader, stop and think moment
how YOU would feel to be placed In the
same position, your right arm hanging
useless by your side, bare back on
pony without a bride, unarmed except
the revolver in your belt, and that OF no
use. the right arm being disabled, with
five yelling demons not a hundred
yards behind gaining on you every mo-
ment. | ask how You would ieely To
say was scared, would be drawing
il mild Z" was frantic with terror
and the way ! drove the spurs into
TObys sides was cruel Ny eyes oil
with tears now at the remembrance,
though many years have passed since
that October day. knew, however, my
only chance for life was I'm outfiding nay
pursuers, and Toby, poor fellow, seemed
10 know il was time 70 DO his best, and
mile after mile We kept mp a terrible
pace saw. however. we were gaining
on the indians, and they apparently gave
up the hope Of oycriaking me. for every
moment one of them would fire with the
idea. suppose, Of hitting the pony Al
that pace they could only depend upon
a chance shot. and fortunately none
took effect, though some came unpleas-
antly near
We had gone some five or six miles
when my pursuers gave mp the race. and
giving me farewell yolley turned back.
was not then "a youth of religious
tendencies, in fact had lei a very wild
! life for years, bui ] thanked God for my
deliyerance with feryenoy that one can
only feel who like me had been saved
/ from a horrible death
Little remains 20 tell. except that
reached the ranch somewhat after dark,
and with the kind assistance of the ranch
men, arrived at Cheyenne the following
( day
at once placed myself in the hands of
I Ia doctor, who dressed my arm, which
/ hy that time was very painful ! then
sent for Mr. Tisde and assured him that
/ ! had had enough mail carrying, and
1 hoped he or Uncle sam would pay me
for my dead mare, rifle. saddle, etc, bu'
70 is useless to say | never received any
thing
Another cowboy, Texas Charlie w'
called him, thought he would Try il &
! trip, hut on his first days ride n few
miles from where / met The red devils
be was found dead and scalped
So for several months the rOule va.
discontinued until General Crook cap
tufed Crazy Horse and his band
Some OF my brave readers may ask
why didn't stop and 20 least Gre few
shots before running, Dui lct mo remind
such that Sioux Indians are not MeSi.
cans on Appaches. hut WARRIOR, who OF
tered 10 fight General Crooks soldiers
man 10 man. and knew thot i've of
those Indians were just Use too many foi
me 20 have a closer acquaintance with
BUCKsglS But
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RENDERING DEEDS, &C,
In the Chancery Conrt-A Work of In
creasing aud Immediate Importance.

creasing aud Immediate Importance.
At meeting of the special commit
tee appointed by the City Council, TO
look into and report the expediency Of
recopying in chronological form, the
general induces TO the deeds and judg
ments that have been recorded and dock
eted In the clerk office OF the thancery
Court between the periods of 1883 and
July lst, 1886, held at the Council Cham
Der Saturday night, the chairman re-
ported that be had investigated the mat
ter fully, and found IL SO be one Of i'm
mediate and increasing Importance; that
In his opinion, with the proposed style oi
patent indiccs, in the course OF twelve
months an amount equal TO the expenses
of the work would be saved hy taX-pay-
ers in the exchange OF property.
The style of indices which the commit
tee favors is one by which the names are
arranged alphabetically, and then in con-
nectiOn Herewith the Christian names
are yOwelized.
\ resolution was adopted recommend
ing an appropriation BY the Council for
this purpose Of $4,000, or so much thereof
as may be necessary and also instruct
ing the chairman, Mr James l.. Amber
son, to draft a suitable report embOdying
resolution which will he brought before
the ommOn Council tonight
This IS q matter OF much importance,
As many OF the volumes that have been
handled for years, are In such "a mutt
lated condition that 10 is often difficult
10 decipher the characters. and the old
style OF indexing adopted IA hundred
wears ago, Is not adequate to meet the
demands Of the record searcher- and the
public generally al The present day.
when there are IA many deeds recorded
now IN one month. as there We're then in
whole year
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. John Steindorif viii leave MA &c J
to-day for Philadelphia on visit -
friends
The bodies OF TWO new born cOl0rr'i II b.
fants were found Yesterday morning by a
oolored man ON Dock street. in rear 'oi
hi rs Jano Kings ice house The color Il
man notified the police, who, in turn. Tn
formed the Coroner Coroner TayL u
took the bodies in charge
Several arrests by warrants were ma ie
Al the First Police station Yesterday Of
negro women fighting each other In
most cases they " ere bailed
Miss Estelle Clayton, the actress lea0 q.
to-day for Charlottesville, where "a q
plays Quick or the Dead tO.nizl1 {
Yesterday she met several friends AN
oppressed herself as much pleased wid
Richmond. She called ut Mr Rein
bardt and saw Sully portrait OF Juniu
Bruiu- Booth and other works OF art ths
Mr. Reinhanlt has Ia hiS small, but ran
collection
Mr L. y. Valentine has returned troa
Lexington
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page has retssus
from Washington
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LIBBY PRISON.
worh on. Remoxal soon TO negln

Mr Lewis W Hollowen. Of Chicago.
was seen by TINES reporter about Lib
by Prison He has been here about
three months He told the scribe that he
had a diagram OF every brick and piece
of wood in the building with all the in
scriptlons. There have been about
twelve coats Of whilewash put on the
walls. This whitewash has protected
the names II has been carefully picked
of and the names mostly written with q
led pencil. are clearly leglble, The name
Of Colonel W : Rose. who led the party
that escaped through the tunnels is clearly
seen. There are a number OF names
carved in the woodwork Mr. HollOwell
said that II was expected that the work
Of taking down the building would begin
about the 10th Of this month
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A naval atlache IS one ot the most
interesting persons you can meet
His business is apparently to sune.
tho scene oi human acfivtles BOO t
broad and nobie spirit taking large
and disinteust,d view Cd tAe puu
OF civilization he shines 10 tlo ptl
lor aud bubbles over 40 tho banquet
flo Is the most candid. open hearted
and chiidlike man in every compan,
Men and women envy him He nef.r
seems % Doe burdeued with wDrA-an
elegant charming Idler sent among
foreigners out of pure GOOD nature
Asa matter OF fact amg1l a'ucAr
is the eyes and cus oi iAe military
branch of the government Ills md.
nights are spent 500 writing aowa tas
processes OF foreign hal.ols 80 de.
tail Is too small % escape lis wllcniH
mind Of 10 be new and vital Henctor
must forget, even for "a moment il.t
heismoying among tho possible ie.p.e
enemies Of 'hls country View YORK
HerfRi
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STRAY BITS

The remains OF the Confederate ram Merit
mac have Just been .od Tor old iron
The bridge over the Indus at sukkur L at
present tho largest railroad bridge In the
world
Professor Graham Bell says that the Goa
genital deaf mutes Of the country are increas-
inc al i greater rate than the general popa-
laton
The skeleton Of a ma,tod0n has been IN
earthed IL California. IL Is thirty feet long
AMI has tusks between six and seven feet N
length
Hereafter no student can matrieulate from
tho University OF tho Pacific at ST Jo.e, Cal.
who uses tobacco in any form
The rush tor Washington 10 wttnoss tho IN
augurai sights bids fair TO exeesd AL previous
OCCASIONS Of this cart.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

Tonight the ladies OF the ST. John
German Lutheran Church viii open in
the basement OF the church bazaar for
the berAht Of the church The pastor
will open the fair with = short address,
aud Captain Frank Cunningham will
sing a number OF appropriate songs The
bazaar will be kept open each evening
during the week from 930 o'clock, and
diversity OF attractions will Do offered
Nlalinra
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N. ll..e.L - b n. -.

Iowa docs MT orly .uDi at fae bead 0, t-.
list as acorn STATE. llf stands 90 Ue l....
also. for lr.o men, $50. O.euI Oh. 's.
LARGEST aca ol q train ll.t fo.. 4.i t.. ,e.
of Us weighed just tUo pounds Oslr ll.i '
ton. + weighed $50 pounds rd t-s ,'
follow wl .aad just 7e pounds i.lHmt
WASH a. Craig ueEbtlti inches Dong.
aud was Bora boo Town Cifg lIHt.. ..it
ago. Dc l- said to hs tle Target mal u OIL.
world 10 tae present tm. IT, ar.. l.-
portioned. ul 90 lWn. mI a' laIi.. .l
kitten he tod mo thAt aiea "
church Doc nnt 81 DID, tho collection l4... l0t
took rton 0at ior l.u o. lf
weighed -,3 pound blt ura tobacco 'F l
aecp L.s weigh. down below ,.0 -lnv-ul.st
Tribune
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Fiagging Between tho Council Chamber
and the city Hall

II has been frequently suggested ~
Gently that a tagging ought TO De placed
on Broad street between the City Hall
the City Water Works office and the
Council Chamber This latter building
and headquarters OF the city waller
works being situated on the north side
OF the street about midway Of the square
and the City Hall directly opposite on
the south side, persons who are cOntinu-
ally passing from one office 10 the other
for the purpose OF paying gas and water
bins or 10 attend 10 other business, have
either 10 walk across the street or 20
around square This Is well enough
when the weather Is clear aud II is dry
under foot. but in wet and rainy weather
It Is very disagfeeable to have 10 dodge
through mud two OF three inches ia
depth.
This IL a much.needed improvement
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

MAKE 80 MIsTAKE-If YOU have mad
up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparills
90 not be induced To tako any other.
Hoods sarsaparills is a psular medi-
cine, possessing BY virtue vi its peculiar
combination. proportion and prepare
ton, curative power superior to any other
article Of the kind before tue people
For all affections arising from Impure
blood or low state of the system IT. ~ IN
equslled. Be sure TO get Hoods.
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city to-day on a short trip about matters
connected with the Church.
Or. W. A. Campbell preached yester
day at the Grace-street Presbyterian
Church
Yesterday was the fourth Sunday after
the Epiphany. Being the first sunday in
the month, holy communion was cele-
brated in all the Episcopal churches.
Bishop White preached a fine ser
mon At At. Marks Church yesterday
morning, which was stten,iyely listened
to by the large congregation present.
After the sermon the Bishop. assisted by
the pastor, Rev DR. Dsshiell, admins
tered the holy communion.
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= he fNIlecilnn

OF The age IN the medical he II siis
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, man
uiacIured only by the California Fig
syrup Company, San Francisco, CAL
II Is agreeable ia the taste. acceptable 70
the stomach, harmless in its nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thoralgh in its &C
zion. Owens 4 Minor Drug Company,
Richmond. Va.
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LyNcaBrRG

LyNcnnCRs. February 2.-Receipis in
our market we're fairly large This week.
reaching probably over 100000 pounds.
The qualify, however, remains as poor as
ever. and only very little OF good and
substantial tobacco is being marketed.
The bulk Of our offerings consisting Of
inferior grades of dark tobacco. Or
brights little Is coming In. and hardly
anything OF better grades, which com
mands very full prices our market, On
the whole, il fairly active and prices
about unchanged
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lforthe TfsFs


on SWEET and clear,
Now Tar, now near,
he Alpine horn Is ringing
frOm Graz 10 peak,
la cadence sweet,
Its echoes far Is uiusin.
From cllir 10 scar.
IL rings afar,
Till faint ana fainter growing
IL dies away.
Like breath 81 balm.
go t.ir and cain.
The soft south wind Is blowing.
In golden light
or sunbeam bright.
he snow and Ice peaks gllsten.
Like jewels raro,
Tn y CLEAN mos fair
Bat there agaln-a all, listen.
Der clitt and soar
And mountain far.
a gallo the echoes nyiny
FROM Wales below,
WIND soft and ltw,
The day Is gently dying.
"a.
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Leo Camp Meetings.

Commander Brander OF X T. Eaa
Camp. intends 10 make the weeksg nieau.
ings OF this Camp every Friday aight, an
attractive AS possible. There viii be
given series Of lectures, and the iinsa
one OF the series will bee given, neSt Fri-
day night. when Rev. Moses N Hoge, IL.
D. viii lecture on St0news-f jacks0il
and Ms CampaIgns.
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HON. scHAEFEn 4 Co
rus AsaEvIILE TOBACCO MARKET

AsHEymLE, y. G.. February 2.-Ihe
past week has been the coolest OF tins
season with rs, and not suited 10
handling anal exposing loose tobacco for
sale. II has somewhat reduced the bulk
al offerings below the average OF pre-
yious weeks 10 January We hayo TO
note some dssItp6 In common illler stock,
and gradual but steady advance IN
common to medium smokers. With
these exceptions prices here are I'M
changed but sery hInl-especlally Tor all
good lol0c ami stock OF decided character
and quality. Yours, ) IS.
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AT the chapel on Twenty NTH street yes
terdsy evening al 4 o'clock. the Society
of Friends held regular worship, and Al
the same time organized Sunday
school.
A special service for men was yes
terday evening at o'clock held At Vena
bic street Baptist church, when Rev. Mr.
Wharton preached on the Prodigal Son
Rev L. W Burton, rector OF St
Johns Church, preached an eloquent
sermon yesterday morning, on The
Sunday.school. after which the holy
communion was celebrated.
Rev. G. + shuey, pastor Of Trinity
Lutheran Church, preached yesterday
morning 10 large congregation, his sub
ject being Life" AT night he preached
on the subject, TIE Enchanted Ground 4"
The subject OF Rev c. l.. Morrison's
sermon at Seyenth-street Christian
Church yesterday morning was THE
School OF Suffering and II was ably
handled.
Every night during the week al the
Second Baptist Church there viii be a
religious revival. Tonight Dr. George
Cooper will preach Tomorrow night
Dr. Hatcher will preach, and on We'd.
nesday night DR.. Wharton, OF Baltimore.
will NIL the pulpit.
Cardinal Gibbons ia expected in the
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TIT FOR TAT.

IL tlmidiy climbed $50 ihe brown stoas rstg
lie tlmiliy rang me telL
ne felt that this visit might he BASE,
Though the n'as0n he cDulln I'D
Ashe stool at ths door ihe r1'fr Nri
Whlr.ed ip thn streets nUou'
Bus above iis i0.rins Dee n'.oi trf bay.
John cell h.m tart -ni Drf
Then un.li ODD rorc. with stately rn
Ile said o. the Iute itu.
"prav go o. Mi.s Jones nif1 my caullI .ra
ana tcl her dlln eel
Williams h..
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.
W hat Our Correspondents Have to Say of
the Weed.

PErERsBURo. Va, February BE
relpts OF loose this week, 35S ,23s pounds
showing an increase for the sane time
last year, owing 10 the mild weather and
The small quantity sold before Xmas
The market is quiet and at the close
was lower especially forcommon lugs and
nondescript leaf Good and fine wrap.
pers are scarce and command satisiac
tory prices PERctNAIL FIELD.
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At the Theatre tonight Milton and
Dolly MOBILES will appear In their new
play. From Sire 10 Son The reputa-
lion of these TWO artists IS too we'll and
favorably established for them 10 require
extended notice The play il said TO
abound In telling hits and effective eli
makes. and Will no doubt prove suiii-
GENTLY attractive 10 MI the house.
AT THE ACADEMY
Daniel sully and his excellent com.
pany will begin an engagement OF three
nights In his new domestic play, Daddy
Nolan" In the play will be introduced
new songs, music and dances, and an eX-
act working model Of the Brooklyn
bridge will be shown The entertain
ment Is highly spoken ot by press and
public
on Thursday next the celebrated BOs-
ton Ideals will begin an engagement OF
three nights and a matinee. The company
return 10 Richmond al The close OF the
most prosperous seasons ever given In
Boston and Philadelphia IN both OF
which cities the gross receipts were over
$4,000 for each week This engagement
possesses several unique features ia
The first place the Ideals bring with them
q new tenor-Edward Scovel-whose
fame in Europe Is not confined TO Italy
and England Mr. Scoyel is the hand
soonest man upon the stage and a few
years ago married Miss iOseiell. the New
York heiress, and has since been in re-
tirement lie has finally agreed 10 finish
the season with the Ideals His debut in
Richmond will occur ia Carmen, in
which opera he will appear as Don Jose
This solution Of the tenor difficulty places
the Ideals notch higher unsteady In
addition vi lie De Lussan, whose charm
ing vocalism and acting has won the
hearts Of Richmond theatregOers, will
appear here for The last time IN three
years The season promises 10 be the
most prosperous ever given here, and
there is everything 10 make it such The
sale of seats opens al the Academy Tues
day morning
THE MUsEE
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THE AfUsEE

Manager Thompson will present an *.
tfa0rdinary attraction At tbs Musee
this week Ia the "BudwOrth and Brimmer
Combination" OF Vaudeville artists
Everything is said 10 be new, bright and
sparkling, and doubtless the patrons OF
that establishment will have a rare treat
In store for them