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MdeV1CeG7
Knit Under1Ce0r.

Ladies' or Gentlcmen's Real French
Lisle-Ladies, DC, Mems, 9ec. -
each cost 3 apair
Sc. buys a Lady's Good Vest A.;
1870. another that you would expect to
pay 25c. for;
Swiss Ribbed Lisle, finished with Silk,
for 19c.-37c. is the usual best
value
Ladies' Balbriggan, 25c. 800. to
import.
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The Millinery
SiLk Shirt Waists
for
Ladies,
Blazers,
Blouses,

(worsted if you wish) White or Colored
Bosom Ladies' Shirts or Shams, Collar
cites, and anything that can be wanted.
We shall not attempt to interest you
by detailed description Of the many
things and many bargains that will find
q place here next week A stroll through
the house will in many respects compea-
safe you.
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'673 Dozen L0d1eS
HQHdRerc71iefS


from &c. each to the fine Embroidered.
Not one but what cost near as much
duty as the price charged here for the
Hankerchiefs. Also, Gentemen's Hand
kerchiofs, Linon, with Colored Borders
or White.
silk Windsor Ties sell here this week for
l2!c.
Gentlcmens White Night-Shirts that
sell for % will be 73o.
Gentlemen's Four-in-Hand and Tecks,
Pongee Silk, Satin lined. lSc.
A lot of eleven dozen Unlaundered
Shirts, good, Coo value for 33c.
I'm d T 8 5 d
eig h button Kid GLOUeS
length Ladies'
G0c. pair. &C.,
During this sale the Mather Self
Fastening Kid Glove, in order to intro
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1-ra silks. just landed in time for the
,r.. The very finest manufactured.
~-..r.s.yen inches wide. The best
a.. ,yr given on these qualities has
'.IL sixty pieces among this lot
p. ....-. The latest and best coloring
l.,.. yard. Among them are some
..- .Ii,cs for tca-eowns or decOra-
,-st c sold for 73c.
f, !al.o elegant quality-S1.45 is
Sire u,,t value. 7jc. is the selling
r-re:
r. tIl.Silk Surah that usually sell
f- c. here. the same grade among
N plrchase-they will be 4jc. a
vari:
Pr, lr'an silk, gros grain, % inches
bt unsurc. - value, sells for 81 :;
W.T. .alia silk, the 81 quality will
t..tyou 50c. yard;
H.. SIX Nets viii be sold for 70c.,
r,o,4cr &c. quality will be 5Oc.,
MY.a,r FOR 1jc.
cs~. lair Net, usually sells for 81.
-c. yard;
r.,, d % ort Nets for Millinery and
vross other purposes. All-Silk,
Brussels make, sells for Sl-J0c. will
De- the price.
r-tSlaies of Nets-Gauzcs among
f.c lot- near haf value.
ycAeea Mixtures Dress Fabrics or
tor skirts and Shirt Waists s-lGc. is
~ value. Three shades Of Brown
n..tlre. two shades, of Gray, nc. a
vsrl--o inches wide.
ss,,. rs that cost all the way from l2}
toIoc. ward viii be sc.
s1c4s., Of ihallies, &C. for the 1Oc.
g.,j Hack silk Warp Henrietta
Prc.''ey make for 9Oc. a ward
French An.Nool Serge in Stripes--six
various color erounds-cost up
wards soi Sue. ayard 10 lmport-21c.
ls our pn'e full IS inches wide;
ltg.t.ry h,nretta Cloth, the finest
mor'el, the best, usual value
g.-j-15c. a yard will be the price A;
ll--l Utica Sheeting, 29c.-another
r wide for 2jc.
'tw.4 Suee'lng. l7c;
l,,, aad American Ginghams, half
r---.
s,.I ...r5 Satteens. &c. a yard-12lc.
qa.tv,
Cn4a Alhstros, 40 inches wide, with
handsome printed colored border,
ioc a yard cost 9ic. cash-more
OF The same, a inches wide, cost
Sl.45. for soc.
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duce thoroughly. will be sold for 81. 25a
pair instead of 3l.73.
The Kayser Black Silk Gloves, double
fnger-tipped. for SOC. pair worth
81.
Fancy Printed Window-Scrim, fall
doublewidth. will be &C. yard.
Tooth-Brushes that are worth 20 to 25c.
each will be sold for 7c.
Double End Brushes for ljc.
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HIRING AND LIVERY STABLE.
EDUCATIONAL.

CWATHMORE COLLEGE. SwATH-
- MORE, PA. "Opens ninth month. amin, Ie,o
Thirty minutes from Broad-street sian0n, ,na~ rnna
deiphia Onder care Of Friends fuI, ep"9se 9n'
nginesrng. Scientific aud Literary aosseoss
Heaithfui location, extensive grounus, ur ..t.s
tngs, machine-seops, laboratories, ana np1sfys ~
Fer iuii particulars address WlLlIa, al Iaesaos
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RICHMOND, VA. June ~ loN@
IlHr 90 pApTN NERSHIP HERETO-

T'HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
4 i TORE EXISTING BETWEEN ii. l. pAlc az.
tfu-nane and STYLE OF H. l. DAI.sHhIMEh ~
~, a. 1917 east Main street, has been tnis osy
essolsod by mutual consent, Mr. II. IL Ds,-
,'lmsr retiring from the hrn. MT. =; Nea IA
'solor will continue the business ~ tns oiu
s.sad ana be assumes ali OF the arms spiiiIios
hs au.hoffzed 70 collect eli debts due tne nfm
ssa 70 aga tie arms nsms In ssttlemen. o. ns
liabilities. IA. l. DALsbklMhht
.Sns n. NEueTADTkh
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You can look
10 another large.
pure b as Q in
ED2bvOiderjeS,

narrow or wide. The finest quality for
the prices OF the low grade.
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WE EXPECT YOU TO CALL ON Us THIS WEEK.
We Are Better Prepared than Ever Serve You with Most Excellent Bargains


ASSURE A
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stylish Figured and Dotted Swisses at 90 30 and
35c ward the only yargese fnd the
Ladies Muslin Underwear
nothing but made okstch
ycausng to he longer
Muslin Undement also Dresses prices much
del wlat O "a make them for
line of Infants and Chrens Long and Short Cashmere
Cloabs q $780, s., $3.50, andup.
Misses Chen and Infants Muslin Null and Silk Caps and Hats IN
the latest shapes prices to suit your fancy
Hosiery ladies and children Doc great
sellers
ladies and misses in black fancy and solids also silk
sold under what folks usually for
such goods 80
Silk Mts sold at l2i To- 30 and SOC
also extra for large, feshy hands.
Insk Gloves have everything and @
pair No sucha elsewhere.
yngs every description thing that be found
ock
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Perfumes.
rinns size Yials.

rious size vials.
Special prices in several lots of Fine
Extracts.
Among this great purchase
are 1883 soc. Paper. Back RookS
the publication of Charles Serb DO0h''
nor's Sons. Tho choice will be -
offered to you for l4c.. or for 5Oc.
Several thousand volumes Of all kinds
OF Books, not one but what IS cheaper
here than elsewhere.
Buy your stationery here-all kinds
AMI qualities.
''-''-'- '''----' is growing in your
Tbo 11;lI;,ory favor. The increase is
h0 "i'''noi) not without merit.
.------------.----.--' Whatever you may look
for, whatever you may order, Is satisfac-
torily within you means.
Several splendid purchases will be on
sale Monday.
Great reductions in the Ready-Trim-
med Department.
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The best made in
any part OF the
world ere here by
the bulk or in va
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R0O Yards Of 36inch Henrietta Regular Price 4OcNoW l5c
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Tho date for opening proposal for Grndisg.
Trestling. Cross Ties, and Track Laying on
the first division OF the Souih-Bound Railroad
has been changed from tho 18th day OF June 10
Isr DAY OF JULY at noon.
fa li-lt B. A. DENMARK. presidanL
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White Goods
Case after
case OF

come. The fno French or the low
priced American. Your choice in all
kinds. We save You a quarter and
often n half OF the usual value.
Tho / adiee Mueln md Cambria
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Hors,r. nuLEn. cows. &c.

FOR SALE, ONE HANDSOME Ep
HORSE for family carriage or VIC .~-,,,-
.glt This Horse ls as nearly perfect and isuIt-
", A. horso can be. For psrticnla nlas spP.y VI
t4ifsss PERCY HALVES,
FtH Ejghteenth aud Cary Suees-
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this week extraordinary bargains Silk stock
ASnk ST. l s2 and SlJ0 that will easily
with worth from % to j0c yard more
Surah Silks trimming and e excel
al
White Black
Fancy Silks qualities
them will make them rapidly
Striped Plaid and Fancy Silks for
trimmings and sashes
Some special bargains this week in Mourning Silks
Sl25
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TROUSERS.

$3.50 dollars and af'' cents At
TIE RELlABLE will buy pair Of PANTS that
will compare in quality and price win other
houses 81 pants. Ten styles to select frou,.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.
In view Of the fact ,hs. our stock Of Chill
DRES's SUITS IL larger than I, should bs ct the
present time and being determined 70 weed
them out down goes the knife
KNEE-PANTS SUITS.
SUITS ths, sold at ts and $50 win be sold tor
$40;
SUITS tha, soli az 81 and $40 will DO sold for
$3.50
SUITS that sold a, .5 and 50 will b sold forh
Don't delay, but come right along and ssvs
hsrd-earnsd money ct
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Dress especially when the best and most
desirable greatly reduced figures Every yard Of Dress
prices will hom
quickly. wat,bu
Black complete have
shown, comprising everything desirable the Thin Goods for
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stylish.
yard Styles the prees out
this season.
Challes at yard-wide, good value.
Caes style those offered elsewhere at 12ic
and other Of Dress Trimmings in
black, colored silver, and steel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

is growing IN your
favor. The increase IS
not with out merit.
Whatever you may look
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Umbrellas added stock during the past week Low prices
advantage n them quickly
Wood Handles 2nh Gloria and Silk
S.25. worth from TO 81
and ou stock You cannot beat elsewhere.
will DO sold
Umbrellas
opportunity White Goods for dresses We have
nj and stock o select from.
Sic, lOc, and l2lc
line grades BE- a
l2c lG, yard worth 100 yard
more
lovely Striped Musn
fail to make selections
beautiful Fancy Flowed Persian Mus 12ic yard
2jc
Bse dark and light effects that look
muc like China Silks only ljc yard
The Freuchs 0 a only 1910. yard.
with Henrietta Silk hnsh pretty silk materials
andon and 2jc. yard
al quality
beautiful patterns in ndarkan n light styles
80 pieces Ginghms worth l0
yard ~
pieces Ginghams Outing Cloths patterns lOc worth 12ic
yard.
Gingsms and Outing Cloths at l2io
n STYLES to those sold yard.
Crnked last
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Lsale has proven one
sof the great town
ltalk last W G G k.
ll.nough here to last
q few daYs longer.
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nheH kdlredh the NswhNe have
Msn ayrd synd
re-, Focg nc
Gilmore woh hnhed dpeas Ed
y You mutamean @e m Sc baprne
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Ribbed 10 1911 H. and 25c worth double the
Ribbed Vests goods usually sold at 2c
LADIES' Chldren and Summer Underwear
Corss n all the popular makes at lowest prices
Adjustable Duplex Corset be fitted
SOC. to 81
Misses and Children from S5) 81 Each
about 80 Beaded Wraps less than they cost You will
muc them in the fall
could Satin,
New styles Cauze Fans opened at 90 and $ IL you
wish pretty m and buy
Windsor Scm shade and Striped Plaid
AlSHk
Ribbons popular prices An supply OF Black and
Ribbon backs sold
low
special Curtains Over ovnyave
lies o select
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-27
Pleasant Prairie.

Albert Fox, Chairman. ........... P. O., Kenosha
B. Cropiey, Town Clerk. 49,. P. o.. Kenosha
f. S. Holt, Town Treasurer. ....P. o., Ranney
w. c. Dowse, Assessor. ...........P. o., Kenosha
James Wallis SupeF visor ......... .Kenosha
FIorian Buol, Supervisor ....... ........ Kenosha
John Lucas. ...... ..... ... Justice of the Peace
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ed, striped, dotted, double-faced.
brocaded and in gauze. Black pre-
dominates in hats, and the leading
shape for young people is a low
crowned hat of fine hair, or Milan
stra~, having very narrow brlm at
the back and faring front in fancy
braid. Capotes hold their own, and
one variety of fine white hair with
inter woven colorings, needs but a
bow of ribbon, or one small spray of
flowers as trimming. Turbans and
English walking hats are in small
minority. Flowers are either very
small or very large, and ready-made
crowns of small flowers are shown.
Charming scarfs in Persian colors
will be twisted by deft fingers into
coquettish little capotes and kept in
place by fancy pins, crescents, etc.
A iris of ostrich tips, held in place
by pompon, are arranged to stand
straight up, and the end suddenly
falls over. These garnitures are in
all the new colors and their modifi-
cations-one house showing fifty-slx
different shades.
VERONA CLARKE.
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Headache and Dyspepsia
c.. I. S.

William E. Rockwell, No. 5l2 West 57th
Street, New York, says:
81 have been martyr to bilious head
ache and dyspepsia. Any indiscretion IN
diet, over fatigue, or cold, brings on a
fit of indigesti n, to be followed by a head
ache lasting two or three days at time.
| think [ must have tried over twenty
different remedies, which were recommen-
ded as certain cures by loving friends, but
it was no use. At last / thought | would
take simple course of purgation with
Brandreth's Pills. For the first week l
took two pills every night, then one pill
for thirty nights;in that time gained three
pounds IN weight and never have had an
ache Or pain since."'
Disease in one part ofthe body will even
tually fill the whole body with disease.
Every year or two some part OF the system
grows weak and begins to decay, Such
part should be removed at once, and new
matter be allowed to take its place There's
no need of cutting it out with a surgeons
scalpel Purge away the old, diseased and
worn out parts with Brandreth's Pills.
Brandreth's Pills are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless and safe to take at any
time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store,
either plain or sugar-coated.
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report. The corruptions, dishonesty
and trickery in officials in county
and city that they have exposed IS
startling. An honest, upright off
cial of the people is one of the no
blest works of God, but to find one
possessing all of these attributes
here has not yet come TO the surface.
No matter what the charge may be,
money and influence will hush it up,
and even if it gets into the courts
and a verdict is reached, the sen
tence is a mockery. But woe! to the
poor friendless devil! there is h
for him.
Notwithstanding two feet of water
has fallen, the face Of Nature is
beautiful The fields and hills
everywhere are a beautiful green.
Roses, callas and thousand flow
ers in bloom. Strawberries, green
peas and sweet corn in market. The
orange packing season is just com
mencing, but the oranges are too
sour to be enjoyable.
New railroads are talked of from
Utah coal fields and many other
things to give the city boom
again. Cheap and abundant fuel for
manufacturing purposes, farm lands
down to $50 instead of $500 to
ST 900 per acre is what is necessary
To boom Southern California: till
that takes place it takes fortune to
start to make living here, which IS
a fact tenderJeet learn, often too late,
but never from real estate men or
spectators.
Thanksgiving was a lovely day.
The afternoon of Christmas the rain
fell in torrents. It is now sunshiny,
with cold, frosty mornings, a good
weather and health indication.
The "Infuenza" is here.
c. Is.
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New York Fashions.

Light wool materials were never
before so varied or so beautiful and
an imitation of all Natures resources
in flowers and foliage, seem to be
called into requisltiOn to adorn the
femme garb of the opening season.
Plaids in many styles, are extremely
popular, and often very remarkable
from their size and brilliancy of col
or1ng. Genuine Tartan plaids are
revived, and will be toned down IN
combination with cream, mauve and
other delicate Colors, and small
checks. Bourette effects are again
seen, and cuttings and heCkings ap
pear on corded stripes and checks.
Lace patterns of contrasting colors
are woven in the material and also
on the surface, and are from four
inches to a foot in depth. These de
signs are generally floral and the eff
fects produced by rich and harmonl-
Gus combinations Of color are charm
ing. Silken embroideries on cash
mere are lovely-fowers Of all kinds
with attendant foliage appear in
their natural colors, and form a rich
and beautiful border; often termin-
ated by silken fringe, giving an
elegant finish
Tailor-made suits will be worn
and French broadcloths in solid col
ors are we'll adapted to that purpose.
Embroidered vests, fancy jacket
fronts and turn-down collars will
modify the severe outlines of the
true tailor made suit. Draperies
are clinging, and waists are much
ornamented, but after all perfect
fitting corset is obligatory, and fash
ionable modistes here are very par
tial to the Thomson glove fitting
corset, because of its shapely out
lines and adaptation to different fig
ures, which ensures comfort to the
wearer, since in all styles there are
short, medium and long. Manufacture
ers of these celebrated goods, have
introduced the past season a line OF
glove fitting corsets made Of Italian
cloth fast black, trimmed with new
colors, but wealthy ladies also wear
elegant ones in crimson, blue, yellow
or gray. Equally well-shaped cor
sets are in jean or coutil at moder-
ate prices.
Millinery materials are bewitching
and bewildering. Huge plaids, to
be used on the bias, in velvet and
silk of the gayest colors, are repro
duced in ribbons several inches wide
of the same bright hues; while on
the other hand, exquisitely delicate
wreaths of small flowers show that
all tastes may be suited. Ribbons
are in endless variety, and are plaid
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-27
How Farmers are Taxed.

It is not uncommon to hear our farmers
complain of the taxes they have to pay
Sometimes they are too high and the
payment of them could be largely lessened
by increasing the productive power OF an
acre of ground: For instance farmer who
sows poor seed, raises scrub stock, or buys
Anticipated or imperfect implements, must
certainly pay proportionately high taxes.
Not to mention the improvement he might
might make by getting the best seed and
live stock, he could buy Deering Binder
or Mower, and save money in the harvest
ing of his grain and grass crops.
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who Was Your Great Grand
father.

The Detroit Journal desires to re
ceive. by postal card, the address of
all living male and female descend
ants of Revolutionary officers aud
soldiers of 1916, and when possible,
the name and state of the ancestor.
Wonder if w. H. Brearley, propri-
etor of the Detroit journal, is con-
templating raid upon the national
treasury?
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Worked Like a Charm.

Bradfeld's Female Regulator worked
like charm; Improvement been wonder
full; cannot express my gratitude. Wish
every lady afflicted would try it. [ know
it would cure them. Mrs. LULA a. LONG,
Spring Grove, Fla. Write the Bradfeld
Regulator Co., Atlanta. Ga, for further
particulars. Sold by F. Robinson, Drug.
gist.
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ESriSfOl.
B K'ightOM.

D. L. Burgess, Cha rman .....--......P. o., Salem
Joshua Dixon, Town Clerk. p. o., Kansasvue
Jacob Daniels, Jr., Treasurer p. o., Brighton
Nicholas Lenen, Assessor ....-.. p. o.. Kansasve
Valentine Eppers Supervisor. ..--........ Brighton
G.. F. Stanley. Supervisor. .... Brighton
Michael Kemen, Constable. -......... Brighton
w. E, McVicar Henry Swantz, Justices of the Peace
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Well and Happy.

take pleasure in submitting the follow
ing statement of facts that you may know
the great benefit that has resulted from the
use of your Specific in the case of my little
daughter, now ten years of age. The child
when two years of age had severe attack
of scarlet fever, which left her with shat
tered constitution. Among other evidences
of impaired nutrition was what the doctors
called softening of the bones. In her fifth
years he happened to have slight accident
which resulted in the dislocation of the hip
Joint, and from the irritation thus set up,
terrible assesses of the hip ensued. The
assesses, despite the best medical treat
ment that could be obtained, remained for
three years, discharging continuously. At
this time, through the influence of friends,
[ put her on your S. S. S.. When this
treatment was commenced the abscess was
very large, having six perforations, pus
discharging through them all. During
this treatment several spicul@ of bone came
out, and by the time she had finished her
fifth bottle the abscess had entirely healed,
her appetite and general health had been
restored; in short, she was well and happy,
and SO continues.
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w heatEand.
SORaleHS.
Salem.

N. M. Burgess, Chairman. ............P. O., Salem
J. F. Thompson. Town Clerk ........P. O., Wimot
A. H. Kruckman, Town Treasurer =. P. O., Wilmot
F. ] Orvis, Assessor ...............P. o., Salem
Ward Bloss, Supervisor. ........ Salem
E. Bralnard, Supervisor Observation-Disclosures. Wilmot
F. Owen, A. Van Alstine. Justices of the Peace
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The talanted young actor, Robert
Mantell, began two weeks engage
ment at the Grand Opera House, Chit
cago, on Sunday evening last, February
23rd, appearing ina gorgeous specta
cular production of Alexander Dumas
famous heroic drama, "The Corsican
Brothers
In the dual roll Of Louis and Fabien
del Franchi, Mr.. Mantell is reported
to havs achieved phenomenal success,
surprising even the hit he made in
"Monbars In this as ia his other
representations he is said to display the
the same finished and artistic methods
that have made his performances such
pleasing and oommendable entertain
ments
The version of the drama used by
Mr.. Mantell is the same as that pre-
sented by Henry Irving at the Lyceum
Theatre in London, and opens with a
scene at Louis chambers in Paris and
ends with the death of Fabien at their
home in Corsica. The scenery is all
new and was painted for this production
by Homer T. Emens, we'll known
scene artist. The scene representing
the "Forest of Fontainbleau and that
showing the "Corsican Home, the
venerable aud accomplished artist Matt
Morgan says has never been equaled on
our stage and are both masterpieces of
scenic art. The tricks, traps, slides,
apparitions, visions and other mechani-
cal appliances employed in this famous
drama, remain even to this day the
wonder Of stage craft and have yet to
be surpassed:
It is also in this famous drama tina
the celebrated broken sword duel
fought. In the third act, representing
the interior Of the Grand Opera House
in Paris during carniva time, a mum
Der of appropriate specialties are intro
duced, including the world renowned
Marie Maiilton Trio in their funny
fantasy, Lies Trois Diables''. Guyer
and Good win in their comlcalities and
La Belle Louise and her assistants IN
grotesque and double face dancing.
Fully one hundred and fifty people
are employed in this production which
is one of the most elaborate revlvals
ever given of "The Corsican Brothers
in this country.
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Randall.

Joseph R. Hyde, Chairman, P. o., Bassetts Station
VIM. Williams, Tow Clerk P. O., Bassetts Station
Henry Benedict, TIRE asurer. P. o. Bessetts Station
John Everman, AS SCISSOR. -.P. o., Bassetts Station
VIM. W1nchell, Sup ervisor. 80. 49,. 49, Wilmot
Seneca Wing, Supe rvisor. .....- Bassetts Station
W. H, Wilcox. 800. 49,. Justice of the Peace