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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-12

whole family sits around the sacred tank
ard. one on earth, one in heaven.
once more L remark, that when the
prodigal gets back the inhabitants OF
heaven keep festival. i am very certain OF
II. II you have never seen q telegraph
chart you have no idea how many cities
are connected together and how many
lands Nearly all the neishborhoods Of
the earth seem reticulated, and news flies
from city to city, and from continent to
continent. But more rapidly go the It'd
ings from earth to heaven, and when a
prodigal returns it is announced before
the throne Of God. And if these souls to-
day should enter the kingdom there would
be some one in the heavenly kingdom to
say: That's my father" That's my
my mother" That's my SON." That's
my daughter" That's my friend"
That's the one I used to pray for
That's the one for whom 1 wept so
many tears" and one soul would say
'Hosannaw and another soul would say
"Hallelujahr'
Pleased with the news the saints below
In songs their tongues employ
Beyond the skies the tirlngs go,
And heaven is filled with joy.
Nor angels can their joy contain,
But kindle with new fire.
The sinner lost is found, they sing,
And strike the sounding Tyre.
At the banquet of Lucullus sat Cicero,
the orator. At the Macedonian festival
sat Philip, the conqueror. At the Grecian
banquet sat Socrates, the philosopher;
but at our fathers table sit all the re-
turned prodigals, more than conquerors.
The table is so wide its leaves reach
across seas and across lands. It's guests
are the redeemed of earth and the slor-
fed of heaven. The ring Of Gods for
giveness on every hand, the robe of a
Saviour's righteousness adroop from ev-
cry shoulder The wine that CLOVIS in
the cups is from the bowls of ten thous-
and sacraments. Let all the redeemed of
earth and all the glorifed of heaven rise,
and with cleaning chalice drink to the
return of a thousand prodigals. Sing!
Sing! Sing! Worthy is the Bamb that
was lain to receive blessings and riches
and honor and glory and power, world
without endp
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
CLINTON LODGE NO. 81. f. q A. NJ.
Aregular communication Of this Lodge q
will he held at Masonic Temple THIS IN
tMoud W EVENING, Nov, II, at s N&
o'clock. "
The F. C. Degree will be conferred.
Members of sister lodges and visiting breth-
rem arc cordially invited to meet with US
GEORGE \. BRECH, w. NJ.
WEARING RUSSELL JR., Secretary.
DEKALB LODGE No. 8, I.O.O.F.
A regular meeting OF this Lodge will be held
THIS EVENING at so o'clock in ODD Fellows
Hall.
The Initatory Degree will be conferred.
Visiting brothers are invited to meet with
US. Q. T. SHAFFER, n. q
JNo. W. SMITH, Secretary.
GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting Of the German
Friendly Society will be held HIS Monday
EVENING in X OF p. Hall at 7:30 O'Clock.
M G. HELMKEN, President.
A. HELLER, Secretary,
MEMBERS OF THE CITIZENS CLUB,
ATTENTION.
Whereas, many members OF the club have
not to this time received notice of a meeting,
to be held THIS (Mondcy) EVENING at s
O'Clock at the odd Fellows hall take the lib
erty to ask all Of you to please attend said
meeting. as business of vital importance will he
discussed. Respectfully yours,
JOHN SCHWARZ.
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FRONT VIEW OF THE CASINO evILpJNo.

tic cheers by the audience. Concluding
the speaker thanked the audience for
their attendance.
The curtain then arose and the per-
Torrance OF the Woman Halter" by the
local tavorite comedian, Mr.. Roland
Reed. Miss Rush and company was in.
augurated. It was at once seen that
the acoustic properties OF the immense
auditorium we're excellent. and n de-
lighted buzz vent over the house. Even
IN the rear seats every word spoken was
distinctly heard. 1t is not necessary TO
praise or criticise the performance viv.
en- by Mr.. Reed and company. Their
ability as fun-makers is well known,
and they upheld their top.notch repu-
tation in that respect The following
was the cast:
Samuel Duudy, the Woman Haier....-..
Bro. Roland Reed
Bro. Harry A. smith
Dr.. Lane, a specials. in mental iisea;es......
Il. Recs Davies
Sheridan Upper
ION tIlpIcyI n student OIL medicine. -"-.....
Vim. C Andrews
olanda Hawkins, c deputy sherlE..-.---
Thompson, keeper q. DR.. Lane's....-.......
- James Douglass
William servant at Fi.h Avenue EIotel-.-....
T. Owen G. Dover
James. Dr.. Lanes servnnt.........S. A Gordon
Ms Lucy Joy, in search OF no. a.a.---~.--.
Miss Alice Lane, very much in love-..m....-.
Miss Maud Monroe
Mis-. Mary Myers
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measures fourteen icot, moro or %lGss."
rs the ablO lecturers will tell you with
out n smile. Ono OF the features Is tho
only coIorcd Circasiiau girl in exist.
cuce, for whom ForOpaugh has offered
n prIncely fortune, but retained from
entering the mart in opposition 10 the
Elks' managers. sho alone Is well
worth tho price OF admission. Tho
Ethiopian quartette compares Isvorably
with tho best in tho land, Last, but
not least. comes "Mike" Warmers ate.
~reoscopic p]icturcs, the Fall OF China"
and tho "Fall Of Greece" being particu.
larry fine. The shades OF old 7. I. Bar.
nun hover around with envy pictured
in its eyes Il. the only mike takes in
the ca.h OF his patrons.
Tho side show should not DO missed
by the visitor a. tho park to-day.
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Special DipdtcS TO k iHtdi9aacer,
MARriSsBuRo, W. Va, June Tho
city school closed to-day and the high
school commencement was held in the
Central Opera House to.nigh. before an
immense audience. The school mas had
II very prosperous year and there were
ten graduates Miss Bertha DegranGe,
Miss Carrie Friskey, Miss Lena Davis,
Miss Lucy Hedges, Miss Cora Martin,
Miss Edna Swaltz. Miss Lilly Mcdowell,
Mis-, Minnie Watson. Miss Annie Zim-
norman and Joseph Showers. The
programme was n very entortaing one
and was enliyened with choice music by
the city band.
The graduates class was addressed by
United States Grant Pitzer, Captain W.
D. Colstorn. Prof. J. a. Cox and John
W. Martin. Professor Cox, OF Well
burg, has been superintendent Of the
city school Tor six years pas. and Is al
efficient instructor.
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Terpsichore elided in graceful motion
around his throne. Several hundred
were on the floor at one time,
and the scene was a brilliant one-in
fact the most brilliant that has been
seen in Wheeling for many a day.
Others who did not care to dance
were again attracted Il the side show
tent, where the able staff entertained
Them to their hearts content. Still
others sought the bowling alleys and
e~ndeayored TO get into bowling league
form. Some very good, and again,
some very bad scores We're made.
The entire park grounds werc bril-.
liantly lighted. and ~promenadinc in the
stiffness OF the cool June night was an
enjoyment INDUCED in by many.
At midnight the special and marniG.
cent display OF fire works from tho pri-
waite enclosure, under tho direction OF
Prof. William Richardson, took pIAce
and was second in magnifcence only>,o
tho great display given here on the
evcuincofthe Columbian Fourth OF July.
Some OF the set pieces we're very fine.
AT the conclusion OF the casino en-
tertainmen. many who attended went
directly 10 the park motor station AND
come to town. A large number OF cars
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MACHINES.

We have opened q Sewing Machine denart.
nent and will sell all tho leading SEEMING
MACHINES at Wholesale prices, includinr the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
and new vibrator, the best on earth. We Will
employ no agents. and sell for cash only. Full
Instructions Will be given a;the store. Machines
delivered 10 any part OF the city. and 10 out OF
town buyers We prepay freight TO nearest rail.
road station. Every machine will be warranted
ior iron, onel tot ten years. according TO the
price and kind. We have seven different kind
o. inachines 70 select IRON, ranging in price from
SD 10 SO: II will pay you to call and see US be.
lore you buy or write for pT!cc list. We can save
you from 81 to so Agents will tell You differ.
en- Don't be humbugged by them. Be your
own Egtnt We can sell you the same kind OF a
machine they Olrr You for about ouc.hAlf what
Ihey ask you for 1t. You ask how We cln do this?
Because we pay no agents. make no time sales.
bnt buy and sell for spot cash. S 4. Newcomer,
manager tor the Standard Sewing Machine Corn.
pany OF this city for the past two ycars. will
have charge OF the Sewing Machine Department
y fuil line OF needles. oil, parts and repairs will
always be kept on hand for all sewing m~Gch!aeS.
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STILL Rising.
Tho Floods In british Coiumbia-An Ap.
pnIllng Land Slide.

Tho Floods In british Columbia-An Ap.
pRiiIng Land Slide.
VANCOUVER, i. c., Juno THE Fra.
ger river is .till rising at Westminster.
During tho t%wonty.four hours ending
this morning the flood gained ono inch.
Tho worst has undoubtedly been cx-
perionccd, for reports from the river
points state the river is steadily reced-
irg. 4, Lytton tho river fell twenty
seven inches yesterday. News has been
received here Of an appalling land slide
which occurred in tho vicinity oil Ash
croft on Saturday last. 4 tract OF 100
acres Of land was carried into the river.
A cloudburst is said to have been the
immediate cause OF the disaster. Three
thousand dollars was raised here last
night for the food sufferers. Tho bank
OF Montreal has also contributed $1,000.
1t ia now claimed by many that the de-
struction OF farms in tho Frazer valley
has not been rs complete "a at frat re-
ported, and that nearly all OF tho suffer.
ing farmers will be able to raise crops
this season.
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Sickness Is not a fatality.
There Is no virtue in patience with
disease or weakness.
81 always feel ashamed to be sick,"
says u famous preacher. an nino cases
out OF ten ! know that it IL duo 10 care
lessncs; ! get well n quickly as ! can,
almost ashamed. as il l had boon caught
In some culpable act"
Think OF It that way II you want TO
1.-Two long. With tho great modern
remedy. Paine's celery compound, the
remedy that makes people well, within
the reach OF every sufferer, there is no
excuse for moping around with q long
face. casting q shadow over the bright
lives around one.
Paine's celery compound cures speedi-
ly aud thoroughly diseases directly
traccablc 10 unhealthy blood aud n
weak nervous system.
1t makes now life and courage and
happiness. It has done it in thousands
Of cases. 1t will do so in thousands
more. Try it
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MONG the features
was the Elks' side show
which held forth in q
large tent not lar from
the casino and was lib
orally %patronized. It
is under the manage
ment OF Mr.. C. II.
Driehorst, and was
open for patrons from 8
to S p. N. and from II
D. III. TO l q. N. The
crowds surgod around
THE enclosure in great
numbers and the uni
vcrsal verdict was that
tho boysbad rottoceth-
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To-day tho programme OF tho EIks'
entertainment will DO repeated, with
tho exception that the Reed company
will put on LEND Mo Your Wife," ono
OF the best liked productions ever sGGn
in Il Wheeling theatre. in which tho
orrR,ic genius and versatility Of Mr..
Reed is given many opportunities. Tho
programme otherwise will be q repesi.
lion OF yesterdays.
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have lost something you
turned there was something lacking
people in particular were scarce, few
and lar between. The usual haunts OF
mar were empty, and many a residence
was dark and deserted. Even the liv.
cry stables were u~noccuoied, mans
servants, the horse and buggy being in
big demand 10 carry the the people out
to the park where the first day OF the
Elks outing was taking place.
The first motors to DO greatly crowd
ed were those that lett the Sixteenth
street station at 5 o'clock, and the G
o'clock trains were even more heavily
%pntronized, while the crush at tho 7
o'clock specials was something wonder
fnl, Altogether between 8 aud s
O'Clock, something like two thousand
people were carried out to the park, and
At least five hundred others went out in
private conyeyances.
The first event on the programme
Sas the concert by the entire Opera
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or great collection Of treaksRnd curiosi-
ties. Foremost among curiosities (not
among the freaks. pleased were Messcs.
Joseph Klein and Lee Wolfe, who deliv-
cred lectures every ten minutes 10 q
wondering. but apnreciatiye audience.
Colonel Jack Sheppard was also
on the lccturiae staff, and the
similarity OF his and that
other Colonel Jake" Kemple'i style
was commented upon. some said
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WASHINGTON, June - Postmaster
General Bisscil sent t the President the
name OF Howard II. Baker as postmas-
ter at Buffalo. New York. and tho noni-
nation was aent TO the President to-day.
Mr.. Baker is about fifty years oiIage,
and has been engaged in business Is o
ship chandler.
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MAIN N SITS.
One Cont Articles.

6TIeAYy Envelopes, tIood Pen Holder, 6 stesl
Pens Memorandum BOOK. 6sheeE Note Paper,
@ Slate Pencils. : Lead PencilL 1 Collar HntiOnS,
?buuchcs HalE Pins. | Handkerchief ! hImblG,
! paper Pins ! paper Needles | spool SILK Twist
. dozen Hooks and Eyes. @ lAFnInK Needles. !
Nutmeg crater. | dozen Brass Rlnts buttons
Hat Pin. | box Garrett TlcEg ! dozen Clothes
Pins, Tablet ! set Knitting Needles
Lots OF 5ccut goods going At | cent
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II your eyes tire, water. witch or
burn, or your head aches when reading
or sewing, consult and have them ex-
amined for glasses, free Of charge. at
lilo Main street next 10 Shook & Co.'S
by Prof. Shelf. the optician. MwA
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Fivc.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose, Child-cn's Hose, Rolling Pins,
lockwood Rules, CUT Buttons. Tin Nuckets. Com.
binaii0u Glass Cutters. Boys Knives. PoEerS,
Door Bolts. NeAufOot Oil Shoe Backing Wash
Pans, Richter HarmonIcaS Towels. 2Sc Needle
Packages, Spec,RclcS. Dime Cologne Hair Curl
Grs; school States Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing.
LLd!es' Pins. Table KNIVES.
Man; Recent articles In our 5cen, IIIs Come
and take them out Of our =uy.
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FOur.C Cent Articles.

esetT Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys
~SrSpendcfs, ClAfE's .. y. I. Thread, ChTlitcn's
Bibs, Euhbcr Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
Case, Pot Covers. Tooth Brushes. Fire ShoyclS,
Towel.ny. Charm Knives. MuciIrSe. Sewing Ma.
chine Oil, Scrub brushes. Linen Thread. Hand
saw FILES. Suspenden. Pencil Boxes. Calico, Mus
lin' md hundreds oil othe, articles going Il: this
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TWO-Cent Articles.

y dozen Buttons. Fine Comb. bottle Ink.
PlrtTin Cups. handkerchief, Cake Cutters Pep
rer BoNcS Langtrv Hair Pins. Carpenter PenCil'.
Cun buttons. Pic Pans. Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toilet SOAP. GlmleS.
Tape Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils, Halt
CHmpen
wedenl only In Bargains and give big value
for the mOney
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\ the conclusion Of
tho performance in
the casino the seats
c removed and
dancing was in or
der until 4 late, or
rather an early
hour. The Opera
House orchestra
was stationed on
the stage and dis
coursed the swee.
music for which i.
is famous. while
tho disciples OF
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A DESERTED CITY.
NOnrly Everybody wls out OF
Wheeling Park
ut THE ELES entertainment,
OYER TWO THOUSAND PEOPLE

Crowded into tho New Casino Build
Ing to Witness the Performance Of
"rhc Woman lIatcr" by Roland
Heed aud COmpnny-Tho Elk's Al.
ready brilliant RcCood has Been
EcIipscd-Tlc Fcaiurcsofthc Even.
Ing.
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were on hand 10 take In tho waiting
crowds aud very little delay was OK.
perienced. General Manager Weisger.
Der va, on hand and personally super.
intended the transportation OF the poo.
nj,
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80 WIEN IHt ON'TC"N OI@NE-
Jack" got his pointers from Jake"
Among some OF the curiosisies secured
ut enormous expense is Mile. Juno, the
$4,000 beauty. who attracts undis-
guised admiration from all who gaze on
her charms. Then there is the India
rnbbor boy. who expands his chest
twenty-five inches us easy as winking
his left eve. No. tho least important
freak is Zip" Wilcox, the giant, who
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ONE hundred additional reserved aisle
seats have been placed on sale at L. a..
HOu-D's music store for the EIks' Opening
of Wheeling Park Casino fOr Thursday and
Friday nights.
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FOR RENT.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
Tel. Cts. 1888 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

depcGS for sale.
cheap w ~
Seven'rooned house In Martins Ferry. ncl-
ermin depot. Good stand 70. saIoon-IotS x
IL feet Cheap
EiGht.roored house. with all modern Improve
uents on South Penn street Cheap.
SeEen.rcnmed house on South Penn St Chean
FlVe-Fooried h0uSc OIL South Penn 5. Chem
StH.roomed house on South Penn ST. chcaa
Sevcn'rootned house on South Front St CHEAP.
Cheap. 'EtsG
ElEeieen-rooncd house on South Front stree.
IhFec'roo:ncd house on South York St. Chean
Elye-roomed house on South Broadway. Chcap.
Sl1.toomcd house on South broadway. Cheap
Seven-toomed house on south Iroadway.
Cheap. "
Sine.rnomed house on Fifteenth St CHEAP.
Seyen.r9oIned house on ChapIiuc St Cheap.
tall aud see some of tho bargains We have in
large and snail residences; also in building lots
and farms
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. roR SALE. Q

No. % Virginia street. ten rooms. frame.
No. 81 Market street. eight rooms. brick
No. 1910 Jacob street. Ave rooms, frame, Sion
No. $3.50 Chapllnc street. eight oouns. brick,
si.500.
No. II VermontEtrcet iour rOoms, fnrne. Sl.iSl
SoS 6 md Gj Eighteenth strcct, double bTick
Chcap.
&-30 SIX per cent gold bonds in denominations
OF 81 1000 each.
Twelve shares Riverside Glass WORKS
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AT THE CASINO.
An Audience OF Two Thousand Witnesses
the Performances

HEN tho doors
OF the new cast.
no opened, tho
multitude began
to surge inside,
and tho crush
did aotend until
pretty nearly
everybody o n
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THE SIDE SHOW,

Ono OF the Amusing Feature OF the Elks'
Outing Yesterday,
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Rents Reduced

No. So Main street, large modern brick dRolI.
Ing, fourteen rooms.
No. 1921 MCCOlloch street. brick. sl 90.
M. d Ohio street three OOnls. e. 20.
No. 1871 KoG street, brick. seven rOouE
No. ~ Virginia street. imme. SIX rooms
The WnddinEton Place, house and a acres
No. 2llO McCOlloch street large frame dwell.
inE. VIII put IN lrst-ClpS Oricr ior good tenAa.
Nc. Gig Main street, brick dwelling
No. 80! Main street ;int door. three roOmT
No. l2J Thlrty.thIt1 Strcc;. brick. hTe rOolnL
Two splendid Office rooIns In Masonic building.
No, az! ChApline street. five roOms, SlJOI
No. LOO Market street. Oficc roouA
No. u Alley Z. lower part, 500.
No. l2i Thirty.third street. live onmS. 500.
No. 9j Mainstrcct. twelve rooms ald 0Ga
Oalce rooms In Hlbbard BLOCK. 1914 Market J.
No. l512 Main street. second and third d0otI
siorr room!oc South street, III HGlrRe TAB.
einAcle building.
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THE CLOSING EVENTS,

was tho Order OF the Evening
CATER the show"
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ME people who
were so %untortu.
4 as TO be COM
PEELED TO stay in
the city last even
ing missed being
sin it, at thegrca.-
est sue
cess ever scored in
hcelinz, in West
Virginia, or the tri-
state radiua. To
these people the
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BE ASHAMED or SICKNESS!
There's no Virtue In Nonsonslcal
Kind of Patience.

Disease Is not u Fatality when painc's
Celery Compound is Within tho
Reach of Every Sufferer In tho
Country-It IL Making Thousands of
People We'll This Month.
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FOB s AID.

House Of three rooms. Natko: street, Centre
Wheeling. 500.
House Of ten rooms. brick, MarEc, s:rcet, Fifth
ward. easy terms, 1909.
House OF I've rooms, brick. Fourteenth street,
s. 800.
House q four rooms. Jacob street. Sixth
House: Ave rooms. Woods street, Eas. wheA.
in.. sl,4o0. u.a
Fine farm. III acres. ,h-ec miles from Mounds.
vie. with splendid Improvements. This ia =
SO feet of land fronting on stccolloch and
Lind streets.
Hotel Of fourteen roou1s, doing good business
splendid location. cheap.
House OF seven Moons and hall, ChaplIas
street. Centre Wheeling. S,2D.
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500.
Lots on Lind street. Beivedere, SI7j each.
Lots in Behrens & Spciders addition, Hand.
lan'S addition to North Benwood BJS;s Ruu.
Caldwells Run. Pleasant Valley, Bellevue aud
other places In and near the citT.
Money 10 loan on city real estate: SD, ssa
SW' 500. 500. $1,000. $3.50 and S2,0G.
FOR RENT.
22l5 Eog street, six ,oors. $50 per month.
%eiJ EotF street, four Tooras, second md third
stories, S. o. per mouth.
2!i5 EoL stteet. iour rooms. SIl % per month.
-Four rooms. second story, Market street, Fifth
ward. $40 90 per month.
Two rooms. first floor, TWentyseyenth Street
So per month.
ca Thee rooms; second hoo., $50. EoI street,
Three rooms. first floor. McColloch stree. noa-
Ihirty'l'St street, s. % per month.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-BEICK BUSINESS
Il House, corner Main and Twelfth streets.
Cenrer Benwood; lot 4OxlooD IuQuire OF JOHN
J. SEAMAN. je5pFIS
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Asphalt Roofing. Three coloS. red. brown and
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House band, in the dancing pavilion,
lasting IRON 5 to S D. N. The following
programme was rendered:
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tho park grounds had been admitted.
As the people got into their seats eX-
CARNATIONS OF wonder and delight were
heard, as they took in tho full magni-
tude and grandeur OF ,hointeriar, which
was maSni6cently lighted by natural
gas. BY $50 o'clock almost every re-
served scat in the house was occupied,
showing the interest which ticket hol-
ders took in the promised evening OF
entertainment prepared by the enter.
Elks. At that hour the doors
were thrown open to tho holders Of
general admission tickets, and such a
rush for seats is seldom witnessed any
where. People in the front OF the house
at first thought there was a panic.
AZ S:35 o'clock the curtain arose and
Captain B. B. Doyener appeared on the