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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-02-09
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST Louis Feb 6.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900:
market steady at the last weeks closing prices
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market active and sc
higher. light, IS 1905 p: mixed, S5.U0G5. 30:
neavy, 81 l5353l Sheep-Receipts, Loco
Market steady.
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st. Louis Grain.

ST. LOUIS, Feb o.-Receipts, wheat q, 10
bu last year. y93 )3 bu corn, $1,000 bu: last
gear, 3B 800 bu oats, 7.l4 gu last year. q, 800
bu barley. , go bu -four. :.6i5 bills Snip.
ments wheat. I'D bu corn 1855 bu; oats,
A129 bu: -four. 4.o3s bb!s Wheat-Cash 56Sc;
February. 56i.c; May. 6OI.c; July, 6iSc
Corn-Cash, Stsc; February, S34c May. 34,sc:
July, $50 Oats :sIlc; February 26l Q;
May, 3OSc
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-02-09

Sheep Receipts since Saturday, GA shipped,
3l3 The market was active and strong to 100
aigner. The following are representative sales:
0O y NJ .... % $50 50 S.. s. a. 3
Horses Receipts since Saturday. 49, shipped
Saturday, lo2 The market was unchanged
with good prospects for the week. The range
Il iS A. fnllorS
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-02-09

WIBBLE-''There' only one way to decide
whether marriage is a failure" Wabble-
How Wihble-"M Match for it"-Indian-
apolis Journal.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

CHoLLI-"My man says 1 must be In
love" Chappie - '.Deah me- Cholly-
"Ya-as. When he gave me black tie in
stead of white one with my evening suit
didn't notice it, Chappie-"Deah mep'
Cholly-''Y a-as. I wonder who she can
be!"-Town Topics.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-02-09

Fire at Leavenworth the other day
destroyed the business house of Fred
erick Knopp. and two adjoining build
ings owned by him. His loss above in.
surance was about $4,000. In addition
to losing the buildings Knopp is out
$1,000 in cash which he had secreted
under the carpet of his room and which
went up in the blaze.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-02-09
Feb 6 Opened High ST Low st Closing

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
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BE- Royalty Claimed.
Found Dead.

Frank Kramer, said to have beer
formerly cashier of bank in Nebras-
ka, but later connected with bank al
Wakenda, Mo-. was recently found il
the river at Lawrence. He had evi
IDENTIFY committed suicide. The cashier
of the Wakenda bank visited Lawrence
and said Kramer had been acting in E
strange manner and had started to Wis
it his family at Carbondale.
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7 was about to say him nay when 1t
came into my mind that had nothing 20
do. and that perhaps might learn some
thing from his gossip.
The day is hot. senior. and accept.
He spoke no more. but rising led me
into courtyard paved with marble, IN the
center of which was 4 basin of water, nav
ing vines trained aroand it. Here were
chairs and little table placed in the shade
of the vines When he had closed the door
Of the patio and we were seated. he rang a
silver bell that stood upon the table. ana
a girl, young and fair. appeared from the
house, dressed in a quaint Spanish dress
Bring wine. said my host.
The wine was brought-whitc wine OF
Oporto such as I had never tasted before.
Your health, senor.' And my hoso
stopped. his glass in hand. and looked ut
me inquiringly.
Diego d Ala :" answered.
,,Humph. hc said 4 Spanish name,
or perhaps aa imitation Spanish name. for
do not know it, ami have i good head
for names. .
"That IS 1ny name, to take CT 30 leave.
senor.' and I looked at him in turn.
Andres de Fonseca. he replied. bow
ing, "a physician Of this city: well known
enough. especially among the fair. Well,
Senor Diego. take your name, for names
are nothing. aad a times it is convenient
to change ,helH, which IS nc5cGys ousl-
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CHAPTER VII.
TIE S1OND MEETING


1t may be thought that Willie was en-
plovcd thus l had forgotten the object of
sEy coming to SIsin-namcly. to :lvcnce
INV mothers murder on the person 01
Juan dc Garcia Bat this was not SO. 50
soou as l was settled in the house Of An
dr,.s dc Fonsclsi set myself TO make IN
quirtrs as to Dc Garcia whereabouts with
ali possible diligence, but without result
Indeed when ! came TO consider the mat
ter couIly it seemed that l had but slcD
der chance of finding him in this city. he
had indeed, given it out in Yarmouth that
he was bound for Seville. but no ship bcar
ing the same name ;is his had put In at
Cadiz OF sailed up the GIiadalquivir, nor
was it likely, having committed murder
in England that hcwould speak the truth
as t. his destination Still / searched on.
The h"us,. where my mother and grand
mother has lived was burned down. and
rs their mode Of lif,. had ls~n retired after
J,lny,. than "a years Of change few even re-
molnbcCc4! th"ir existence Indeed / only
discovered un., an old :, prl:u whom
found living il. rXtrcla" poverty, and who
once had been N, grandmother :, s,'1-vhIli
and knew u.v mother we'll. although st''
was not In tht, hnt.>c III the ti!nc 1f her
flight to England. From this woman
gathered some information. though. need
less u sav did not 1"ll her thnt w;t> h"
grandson nf her old mistress
IT seemed that after NY mother fled To
England with 1nv father Do. G;lrci, ls.rs''-
ratea my grandmother and hi> aunt with
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ness except their owners. l see that You
are q stranger in this tlty-nc need 10 lock
surprised SeEor. Onc who IS familiar With
I, town does not gaze and stare and ask
the path of I,asSersbv. nor does u native
of Seville walk or the sunny side OF the
street in summer And now, if YOU will
not think ne impcr.incnt. will ask you
what can bc the business OF SO healthy :.
young man With NY rival yonder:' And
he nodded toward the house OF the famous
physician
a mans business like his name. is his
own affair, scnor, l answered. setting
my host down in my mind us one of those
who disgrace our art by plying openly for
patients that they may capture their fees.
Still l Will tell YOU. I am also i rhysl-
cian though not vet fully qualified and l
seek a place where may help some doctor
of repuce in his daily practice. and thus
gain experience and my living with it.
All. is it so: Well. senor. thc, you will
look in vain yonder, !" and again he nodded
toward the physicians house. such as
be will take no apprentice without the fee
be large indeed 1t is not the custom OF
this city
Then / must seek a livelihood else
where or otherwise
L did not say SO. Now, SeIlor, let Us
see ,Shac you know of medicine, and. What
is more important, OF human nature, Tor
Of the first mono of Us can ever know much,
but he who knows the latter will be u lead-
er of men-or Of wosncn-who lead the
men.
And without more ado he put ne many
questions, each of them shrcwd and
going SO directly 20 the heart OF the mat
ter in hand that Inarveled at his sagacl-
ty Some Of these questions were ;ncdlcai,
dealing chiefly with the ailments of Won
On; Others We're general and dealt more
with their characters. At length he iin-
ished
You Will DO. senior" ne said. You
are a Young man OF parts and promise,
though. as was TO be expected from one Of
your years, you lack experience There Is
stuff in you. scnor and you have heart,
which is good thing, for the blundcrs OF
man with heart often carry him farther
than the cunning of the cvn!c; also you
have will and know how to direct IT.
/ bowed and did my best to hold back
nv satisfaction at his words from showing
in my face.
still. be went ON, '.all this would not
cause me to submit TO you the o11ei that 1
am about TO make, for many prettlcr 1el-
low than yourself is. after all, unlucky, or
fool at the bottom. or bad tempered ana
destined TO the dogs, as for auGht kno"
you may be also But I take my chance
Of that becauS1; you suit me III another
way Perhaps YOU NAV scarcely know 1t
yourself, but you have beauty, senior, beau
" Of very rare and singular typ. which
half the ladies Of seville viii praise when
they come To know *ou.
4 am much llattercd, said but
might l ask what all these compliments
may mean To DC brief. what is your of
fer
TO be brief. then. 1t is this: am IN
need Of an assistant who mast possess all
the qualities that l sec in you, bu. most
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SUMTER S. c.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST l, 1894.

and curling ll;ilr C:1ancc naG gwen hin
into my hand, and would kill him, or he
should kill me-
took three PAGES and stood before him,
drawing my sword as I came.
What, my dove, have you q bully 1T
hand?" he said. stepping back astonished.
Your business. senior? Arc you here to
champion beauty in distrcss?"
II am here, Juan dc Garcia, to avenge a
murdered woman Do you remember &
certain river bank away in England. whore
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Lamp chinnevs are best cleaned by
holding them over steam. then ,wipinS
with dry cloth and polishing with
ftWSpa1er
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ITO BE Continued
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Shine other eyes
ana I"-and again he spoke SO low that
could not catch his words.
AS no talked on ill my body began to
tr.ulblc The scene WAS moving indeed.
but 1t was NOT that which stirred me so
dN.plv--it was the man voice and bclr-
ing that reminded 1nc--no, II could scarce-
~ b.!
"Oh. you will not De SO cruel, y said the
lady, ito icnvc me Your wife. thus alone
and in such sore trouble and 'langrrl Take
me with Won. .Iu:l:i. l bcscrch You! And
She caught him by the arm and clCag IL
him.
He shook her from him somewhat r"lch
". and a> ~ did So his wide ha; fcll t. the
ground :" that tl": liloonlight shone up"1i
his face BY heaven. it was hr-.1tlan oe
Garcia and no other could not l'r I:liS-
taken. There WAS the deeply carved. cruel
face the high forehead with the scar on it.
the thin sDccring mouth, thcpcakcG beard
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

Hard Times.
ny who are try
Buys writer In the
.With few pack.
dyes wonders can be
bid dresses look like
"a family we actually
"a single new dress or
yet we dressed comfort.
N style, by dyeing over
had been cast aside.
d dyes come In convenient
IS which color from one to ten
q OF goods for ten cents Full
.ons mRkeit impossible for one
I've poor iuekn with the diam ond
they are SO simple to use that
Fleet non-fading coiors are obtain.
q Without any experience In dyeing,
They have completely taken the place
NE of the old fashioned dye.stuffs ana
led are as superior to the mutations offer .
knds cd In some sections as Is sunlight to
Iona moonlight. Mems suits and overcoats
hiding are often colore1 at home, and the
6mmtt- leolor 10 handsomer and faster than
that the that made at the dyo house. A book
adequate of free directions for home dyelng
nses and will be sent to nny one by the proprle.
sncy dur-Itors. Wells. Richardson Il Co., Bur-
lington, VT
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nat.L-


American Laundry. %. West Front 81
Cupping and laeohlns la} +. Second ST.
Cnpping 4 leeohing. Parker,50S Madison.
,Gnmmiags tine photographer, 500
Market street.
i A pair OF burning stockings nsarly
cnused fire in house on Eighth at,
last night.
Chancellor Woleott will sit here on
February 9Th
Orphans Court will sit on Saturday,
why don't YOU try Tint grip candy
lat Hollis, 227 Market street, 1t will
stop that cough
Dr, Silnms' White Pulmonic BaIssn1.
the famous throat and lung remedy
Tor coughs, Group, &c, and sure cure
for asthma. Use this remedy aud DR.,
Slmms' Liver Pills md YOU will not be-
disappointed, COG King street.
/ Shaving soto sl.5D up. toilet sets so
cents and upward, work boxes, mani.
cures, toilet bottles etc. new goods
at panic prices. N. b Danforth, drug.
gist. Second and Market streets.
Good cut hay in balas at $. Il. Bar
Eer's, corner OF Front and Shipley
streets.
Go to Or. ]. H. slmms 4 Son, Goa
King street, now. FOR Dr. Simms Ia.
nous White Puimonlc Balsnm, the
lung cure. GOO King street. Elegant
medicine depot
4 Ii. q. Rowland dealer In high test
oil and stove gasoline. Delivered in
all parts OF tho city. 4Ol w. phir.
zenith atrect. Wilmington, Del.
! Martina has been found. W. q.
Moore. 40l Delaware avenue can tell
you NIL ahout her
1 HarryJ. Eynrson. &onrding and liy-
cry stable, No. 4l9 and 42l French
street. Phone s75.
Train No. b. ehedaled due at Ches-
ter Of IS O'Clock p, m, struck al d
killed an unknown youth yesterday
afternoon at Thurlow. The boy e1i.
IDENTIFY was tramp,
Mr.. Samuel Il. Siuith. the Gun idtte
for Coroner, Is suffering from bad
cold.
Master Walter sawdon. OF SIG King
street. is suffering from u bad at tack
OF the grippe.
MIR. W. I. Prettyman, of 500 Orange
street. hns returned from business
trip to Philadelphia.
] A pension has been granted to Nils.
souri, q. Hyatt OF this city.
Tho annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Eden Hall Co. will be
hsld In Eden Hall on Friday evening,
the 18th inst.
A handsomely furnished room, az
Ninth and King streets, In Sheridan
Hall. can DO secured for society meet.
ings on Monday. Tuesday and Satur,
day evenings ny applying TO james W.
Agnew, Commander of Sheridan Post.
S9S Market street.
The German Republican club will
hold meeting Saturday night at
German Hall. at O'clock All ace re.
quested 10 be present
This morning before Magistrate
MeWhorter. Joseph II. Senior saed
the Home Insurance Co. for $3.50 for a
horse which died. The magistrate
reserved his decision.
The funeral of Hartley. the infant
son OF w. L. King. 40 Taylor street.
took place to. day. Tbs t.ierment be.
Ing made at Chesteryille, Kent Caunty,
Md.
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FIFTH EDITION.


4
William McUauley the we'll known
fish dealer. 200 King street, wont To
the Farmers Bank yesterday, and de-
manded three bags OF money whloh
he claimed he left with Mr.. tarsweiI
on Friday last. He said each hnr
weighed 6l1s pounds and he wanted It
jail.
inquiries. and found that Mr., Mo-
iCauiey had left no money around.
and believing that Mr. Mcuauley
was laboflng under q very wrong
Impression a. to the bank Ia which IL
lde posted the money, or that acme.
thing was wrong some one told him
TO call to-day and he would see to the
matter MIR. McCaaley said he wanted
Just $500 and yet by weight he would
get between $l5. 600 and SEA 900 II til0
claim had been genuine. MIR. MeCau-
ley has been Ill for some time past.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
WIN. B. SHARP { CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

Damp days followed BY
worse nights require warn
bedding for comfort anG
health. Fifty pairs o.
Blankets are pressed into
this service. They are all
wool, "A inches wide and
"a inches long. slightly
tossed and soiled in moving
from basement to the an.
mex. Pure value. they arc
worth IS. We shall sell the
lot for $3.50 per pair.
Stock.taking brings to
light many laggards and the
following items are of this
class:
Nineteen Ladies' Coats,
all in size 80, which we sold
for S., Sc, 81, S12 and SIS.
They are in navy and black,
last seasons styles, made Of
good material and a slight
alteration would modify
them. You can undertake
that at the new prices
50 so, S3, S. and Sc. Also
twelve fine Kersey Coats,
half lined with satin and
trimmed with opossum, in
sizes 30 to 40, are reduced
from $3.50 to SIS each,
One small lot of Silk Ben.
galines in tans, grays, dark
greens, browns, red and navy
are reduced to 30 cents pei
yard-worth rs cents.
A few odd pieces of Black
Silk Grenadine, in figures,
stripes and plain, which are
reduced to close out-5O, rs
cents, 81 and S1.25.
All OF our Ladies' Wool
en- Stockings in colors are re-
duced from SO cents to 25
cents per pair. We are sell.
ing the Mems Sanitary and
CamePs Hair Socks by the
hundreds - while this lot
lasts they will be 10 instead
of % cents.
All of our Ladies Cham.
OILS and Wool Lined Kid
Gloves are reduced from 81.
to SOC, but you'll have to be
quick. All the Ladies' un.
dressed KID and Mousque.
talre Gloves, in grays only
fine quality, are reduced
from $l.25 to soc, sizes 3D.
to 7.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11
FAIR TOLIvE AGAIN
lIts Artistic and Educational Fea,
lures PerpetuAted.
PHOTOGRAPHY THE MEDIUM.
Government Appropriated $4,000
for This Laudable Purpose.


Months ago, when even the idea OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition
was young. the government foresa "
the great Importance of the event and
took care that II should not pass un
recorded. The large sum oil $50. OO@
was appropriated for tho purpose OIL
securing . Photographic record Of
every I'm pnrtatant detail so that ths
results might be deposited In the ar
cnives at Washington for tho beneiit
OF futufo generations. The very bes
ana most representative Views OF the
Ientire collection have boon secured b,
the REPUBLICAN for distribution
among ite readers exclusively, SO
That u is now within the power OF all
10 obtain q superb series OF scenes
which cover every phase OF The Fair
AMI upon such easy terms that 1t Ia
most repreheneible to tail to secure
them. The fact that each view lie 40.
Icompanied by q graphic and interest.
Ing description adds much to the edu +.
Ioational value OF the entire series aud
makes them OF specla. value to every
household. Those who saw The Fair
Will prize the portfolios as a souvenir,
land those who were not SO fortunate
Will value them as record and a his.
tory. In either case their possession
us almost invaluable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11


Many muscular men succumb e
IntlEues purne with ease by persons fa.
lneir Interiors In physical strength,
Muscle does not imply vigor. In faet, 1t
- not dttiicult of proof that athletes dc
not I'VE as long nor enjoy as good health
as the average individual who Is yiuor
ous-that ia to say, whose digestion and
sleep are unimpaired. whose nerves are
tranquil. and who has no organic ten.
denoy TO disease. These requisites Of
Sigor are conferred upon those inherent.
iy weak. no less than upon those dehiil.
tated through wasting disease, by thor.
oongh. persistent course OF hostetter's
tonic. Endorsed und recommended hy
physicians 0 emineroe. Ii will not en-.
uow you with the muscle OF Corbttt
put II win lnfuse energy ihto your syn
performance of its functions. Ii ayerts
anu cures inaiarlal, rheumatic and kid
nsy complaints. and oyercpmes dyspep.
sra. constipation, liver trouble and ner.
vousnesa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11


The annual report OF the Board OF
Health Will be presented to City Coun-
ell tonight and will be ordered print
cd for the information Of the public.
In the report DIR. A. Il. Frantz, the
president said that while the health OF
the city In 1898 was not all that could
be desired. there was no extraordinary
epidemic. The death rate was II. 80, as
compared with 1891 in 1909. the ratio
for last year being the lowest In the
history OF the board. The number of
deaths was li9a.
The president calls attention to the
fact that some physicians and mid
wives are negligent about reporting
births. and thinks that u few convlc-
tions would be good thing
I Typhoid fever was prevalent In the
southwestern portion OF tho city In
the fall months, but the death rate
from the disease was no higher than
in previous years The Improvement
and pavement OF streets has been a
benefit to the health OF the city. The
systematic building OF sewers is com
mended and the hope expressed that
All eesspools may soon disappear from
the city. The good work done by the
meat inspector Ia commended. A
milk inspector Is considered necessary.
1t is recommended that the two tenn
lporary executive officers be perma-
nently added to the force.
Secretary Colquhoun reports 1894
nuisances.
\ The executive officers examined
Ill.37O prlyles, liza water closets. TO-
900 cellars. 5407 alleys. IL. 7a3 yards.
made el3l visits to vacant lots. served
I5oI9 notices and 10000 circulars.
The collection of garbage has not
been as satisfactory az 1t should have
been, but there were fewer com plants
than last year. Tho garbage crema.
tory is success and readily burns
seven tons Of garbage an hour.
! The report OF the meat Inspector.
which Is included, shows that he had
In the year 1898 inspected SI29 beeves,
III calves, 1l,550 hogs. AS hesp. ali
alive; $3.50 beeves. 2740 sheep, 275 calves,
905 hogs, all dressed; condemned 10
lots OF pork. 6 sheep,S COVE, 5 chickens,
IL calves. SIS lots of tainted meat and
AZ lots OF tainted llvers.
! The remainder of the report is given
up to statistics OF births, deaths and
marriages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

NE are having applications every day
w FOR 10th purchasers and sellers OF
all Kinds OF business Any one wishing
to sell can have promni service and those
wishing to buy can bs accommodated
One OF our speclalties to-day is gentle
mans furnishing store in a good locat on
\ u mstters OF business confidential
Bra1r NJ 4 Co. 9si Market street. room 3
jil-lbt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

Our little village at present has 40
much excitement In IL we scarcely
know whore to commence 10 relate.
A business man OF this pjaee, whoes
brains are heated d little above par. is
30 Interested In the stanton tems he
imagines himself nimoet everybotiy
mentioned. Now. this fellow conoeit.
cd he was No. among the ladies'. but
yet he discovered he WINS not q
wtdower. You know Imagination will
10 wonderful lot Of things. and our
conceited people think every intima.
top In the Items ie Intended for them.
aud quite often the shoe fits where 1t
10 not intended. But DO sure you
know who writes thesa exciting Items
and then do your talking.
lnsteud OF Stanton being called by
Its usual name II should be changed to
Sham-town We have sham sales.
sham people and sham sickness and
lots of pillow-shams-all this In one
town. Yes, it's enough to cover every
acre OF the Delaware soil just the ex-
perienca OF his place, ana how dare
the Marshalltou writer to insinuate
such thing that Stanton Ia made up
OF tougher We have set OF men In
our town that can and will, yes, and
does attend to their own business, but
we have exceptions sometimes when
our neighbors have engagements In
other towns close by.
l noticed an error, and beg leave to
correct the same In regard to Wise
Currlnder being able TO be about by
the help OF the churches. Friend
Wise Is using 'orutches,n and this
alters the meaning altogether and
sounds much pleasanter TO the ear OF
the sufferer. This was mistake, of
course, which can easily 10 rectitied,
and the REPUBLICAN is the paper that
10 ever willing to correct errors and
publish the truth.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
meets at Rebecka Narvels next Tues
day evening; ut the last meeting a
debate was held and several able
speakers took an interesting part.
The subject, "Who is the mother OF
The chicken. the hen that lays the egg
or the hen who matches the ohlckens27
Each side handled the question 10.
markably well, and the decision rem
dered. The hen Matched the chlcke n
the mother Our next question will
be who is the owner OF letter the
sender or receiver" Plenty of cake
and fruit topped out this evening, and
The cakes were SO delicious and baked
lovely for how could they help it VIII II
baked by John Narye = ctal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-01-11

The Wilmington Minstrel Co., CON
|slsting entirely OF home talent. went
TO Smyrna last night, and gave very
enjoyable entertainment before the
elite OF the town. The dancing 81
MI. Charles @, Brown. under the ALMA
OF Con Brown. was worthy OF special
mention. In fact, all the gentlemen
took their parts equal to professions
ais. and tho audience was delighted
with the whole performance. Soma
time In the future an entertainment
Will lie given In the Opera House By
this company. which will. no doubt, b
very ENJOYABLE.