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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15
MISSOULA NOTES.

25c.-"On to Manila. '-25c.
The As You Like 1t club will meet on
tuesday afternoon with Mrs Alfred
Cave.
Conversational French tauehtby Mrs
Waller, room 10, Hammond block Call
evenings.
Madam Tully arrived in Missoula this
morning and has taken apartments at
the Florence hotel. where she Will re-
main Until Thursday.
The number of typhoid patients at
Huson has been considerably reduced.
there being but two there now, and
they will soon be well.
Preaching services will be held at the
Adventist church. across the Northern
Pacific track. on Sunday evening. Ell
der White will preach.
M. j. Garrett is over from Helena
in the interest of his publication. THE
Northwestern Odd Fellow" The maya
zine is devoted entirely to the interests
of the order, and is very creditable
publication.
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MADAME FULLY

Is making a tour around the country to
Introduce the latest European discoV-
cry the new thermo-electric treatment.
which has created so much excitement
abroad by actually restoring to the
features, no matter how old or Wrinkled
or discolored by age. all the plumpness
and charm of sweet Ii. The process is
a secret. but that it is success beyond
doubt or question in every case is not
only guaranteed by Madame FULLY her
self. but proclaimed by the ellie of
Eastern and Southern society, where
the ladies have greeted its recent in
PRODUCTION with all manner of enthu-
siasm as a real and lasting solution
for the problem of perpetual youth ana
beauty.
Madame Tully is thoroughly scientific
in all her methods and she began ia
ing about the care of the complexion
THE fad for MASSAGE she said, has
been very injurious: it stretches the
skin and when one ceases using 1t
leaves a lot of fiabby muscles and skin
that forms wrinkles. SO does steam
ing. Another way that women inJure
their skin is by using lot of pomadeS
made of grease and acids of which they
know nothing, or of vaseline' Which
produces a growth of hair on the
face"
All of Madame Tully's creams and
lotions are astringents especially pre-
pared by her husband, who is hne
chemist That they are perfectly harm :
less is amply proved by the fact that
they can be safely swallowed or put
in the eyes, should such accidents &C.
cur.
Every lady should call on Madame
Tully and see her lovely Aimondine
(day skin food, Pascaline (night skin
food Witch Hazel Cream lcleanlng
l. creamy. Massage Cups or Wrinkle Re-
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movers. Electric Rollers and Electric
cups. Subjects can be seen at Madame
Iully's parlors before and after treat
ment. Consultation free
From the Portland Oregonian: Mad
anne FULLY, a type of the representa-
tive Southern lady of the ante bellum
days, is stopping at the Portland. Mad
anne FULLY is educated, accomplished
ana like all Well-bred Southern women,
she IS most charming hostess Her
stay IN Portland will be a limited one.
In her numerous tours she has visited
nearly every city of prominence in the
United States and Europe. She has de-
manded the kindest recognition of the
society people of New York. Chicago,
ST. Louis and other populous centers of
this country. We recommend the mad
anne to the most favorable notice of
Portland's representative people.
Madame FULLY has thousands of such
letters and on application will show
many.
Madame Tully has had number of
cases of ladies whose compilations have
been we'll nigh ruined by fake beauty
doctors. and these women are very
grateful double chin is most annoy
ing, Tor 1t shows age. and the madame
has successfully rid many ladies of
these annoying appendages
Madame fully will teach any lady
Wishing to use this trea tment as 4
profession.
Every lady can be her own der
matologist. Madame FULLY will sell
her complete outfit. with full instruc-
tons for home use, with guaranteed
results.
Electrical appliances, batteries and all
facial skin foods.
The madame will give general re-
ception all this week and eXemplify the
minutiae of her treatment.
Ladies are all invited TO call.
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County Records.

Missoula. Oct. 1.-THE following rec
ords We're filed with the county clerk
and recorder:
Deed--Missoula Real Estate associa-
ton to the Missoula Mercantile COM
pany. lots 7 and s. il block 6, in the
original townsite, $500.
Deed-A. B. Hamm Ond and wife to
the Missoula Mercantile company, real
estate in block A. of the School addi-
ton. 81.
Deed-AnGus D. Kennedy and wife to
Robert f. King, all of Carlton, the
southeast quarter Of section %, in town.
ship II north. range 20 west. containing
100 acres. Considerat on. 81 800.
Deed-George White to J. NJ. Evans,
all saw timber on the north half of the
southwest quarter and the southea st
quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
ton 80. in township q north, range -
west, $780, ''
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This will be a gala week at the Gem
theater. The celebrated st. Icons, five
in number, will give their matches
parlor gymnastic act. Rixford and
Chapman. sketch artists. will present
some new specialties. Robert Deming.
the famous monologue comedian and
character impersOnator. will give some
of his novel work. Chapman and Chap
man. a new sketch team, and all of
the old favorites will fill out the pro-
gramme, which is one of the finest that
the MANAGEMENT has ever offered
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Died at the Hospital.

Mssoula, Oct fitzpatrick Sullivan. an
employe of the Sullivan Bros sawmill
below st. Regis, died at the Sisters hos
pital Friday evening from pneumonia. He
was brought to the hospital several weeks
ago with typhoid fever and was getting
along nicely when he contracted a Sc.
we're case of pneumonia, from which he
died. His remains were removed to
Lucy's undertaking rooms, where they
will be held until his relatives can be
heard from.
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Formal Opeuinr,

Missoula, Oct. 14.-The formal open
ing of Lyon & Williams new store took
place to-day and was highly successful
in every particular. The store was
crowded all day and tonight band
concert added to the attractions of the
new establishment. The new firm starts
out with every prospect of success and
has the good will of everybody.
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A Close Call,

Missoula. Oct. 1.-THE returning South
Dakota volunteers had a close call of be-
ing ditched while on their way down the
Helena hill. The engine was running at
fair speed, when near the bottom the
engineer saw a streak of fire from one
of the drivers and realized in a minute
that the flange was Off He closed the
throttle and put on the air and the train
was stopped very quickly before there
was any damage done. The train was
pulled back to Blossburg and the engine
was soon on the track again.
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Missoula Oct. 1.-THE number of ty-
phoid patients al the Sisters hospital has
been materially reduced in the last few
days, there being only about u remain
ing. Those that are still in the hospital
are doing nicely and are expected to be
out in due course of time. Mat Roman,
who has been at the hospital for some
time with the fever, was taken 10 his
mothers home on Spruce street, having
sufficiently recovered so as to be able to
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Winter overcoats, Lyon & Williams.
INSTRUMENTATION.

Missoula. Oct 14.-This evening
Charles Bradshaw and Mrs. Maggie
Nelson. nee Ely, were married by Rev.
F. J. Salesman. Mr.. Bradshaw is well
known in this city. having lived here
for several years and being connected
with George Bolles in the blacksmith
business. The bride is also well known,
having resided in the city for some
time. The happy couple have a large
circle of friends who wish them hap
Ply journey through life.
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Had Them Mounted.

Missoula, Oct. 1i.-The large black sea
bass that were caught by r. A. Eddy at
the Cataline islands. in California. dur
ing his visit there last summer and which
he had mounted, have arrived. and were
placed in the show windows Of the Mis-
soula Mercantile company. The fish are
indeed large ones, one of them weighing
III pounds and the other 240 pounds. They
are nicely mounted and are very attrac-
tive. The mounting of the fish is ac-
companied by a picture Of tAe bay in
which they were caught
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Mssoua. Oct. 14.-Charles Erwin, aged
9 years died at the home of his grand
parents. who are living on upper Rattle
snake. The boy has been sick but
short time with typhoid fever. His par
ents are living in the Bitter Root valley
and have been appriscd of their sons
death.
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Our stock is new. Lyon & Williams.
At the Hotels.


The Rankin-Mrs. Sheean. Black
foot; c. Bourgeois. Huson: P. Rerard,
and wife, FrenchtoWn: Bert Lish and
wife, Ovando: Mrs. Walter Fleming,
Rose Hills j. H. Dunbar, e. A. Johnson.
Victor; Sam Larson. Garnet; Mrs. j.
McLachlin, Butte; Otto l.. Olson, city;
j. A. Hoffmier, Seattle: William Cos
tello, Victor: j. H McClosky, Hough-
ton, Mich; James McIner 3. A. Mitch
ell city: NJ. Olsen. Potomac: J. e.
Stephens. Helena y. w. Jamisoli,
Eight Mile; A. II. Shnn, city; John T.
Ward, Helena G. f. Estabrook and
wife. Hamilton.
The Florence-G. Winehill, Chicago;
George E. Doll. St. Paul; w. H. Ham
mond city: ]. H. Ward. San Francisco:
Z. L. Dunnin, Chicago; Harry Nisser-
ing, Philadelphia w. H. Johnson,
Butte.
The Missoula--A. Herbert, Florence
Miss Anna Clemens, John Minnehan,
Frenchtown: Q. f. Lowe, Portland: G.
w. Morse. New Chicago: B. Bouiiei,
Huson;, F. J. Sevigne, F. w. Lintner,
city; n. A. Enters. Elliaton.
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His Leg Bruised.

Missoula Oct. 14.--Wm. Deneen, who
has been in the Sisters hospital for sew
cral months during the summer with a
broken leg, was brought to the hospital
again after being out for month or two
with the same leg considerably bruised.
He had returned TO his work at St. Re
gis, and while assisting at the moving of
some logs his injured leg was badly hurt
by log rolling over it. He will be able
to return TO his work again in u short
time
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ffidavit of Representation

Missoula, Oct. 14.-An affidavit of an
nual representation on the Iron King,
Iron Queen and Ivanhoe quartz lode min
ing claims was filed with the county clerk
and recorder. The work done on the
claims consumed about lis days and
to 1925. The claims are the
property of the Bland Mining and Mill
ing company and the work was performs
ed by D. l.. Moore.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

Under no circumstances should you
purchase your winter supplies before
looking over our magnificent stock of
winter wearables for man, woman and
child. 1t will pay you: it will please us.
Chicago Bee Hive, Missoula
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

If you fail to get up on time. We can
furnish you a reliable alarm clock
which will give you no excuse for over
sleeping. Our stock of clocks is tho
roughly up to date, ranging in price
from s1.00 to $4,000 Kohn Jewelry Co,
Missoula, Mont. Send us your mail
nrlers
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be moved. A. d. Ross, the Huson mer-
chant, has been at the hospital for sew
eral days suffering with typhoid fever,
and was not expected TO live. He is i'm
proving rapidly and is expected to be able
to return to his family in a short time,
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Marriage License.

Missoula Oct. 1.-THE clerk of the dis
trict court has issued marriage licenses
to Charles Bradshaw and Mrs. Maggie
Nelson, nee Ely and to Alphonse Bell OF
Frenchtown and Miss Lille Pearl Wood
of MiSSoula
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

Just received at the Fair a fine as
sortment of Stanley shirt waists
Don't wait too long before looking at
our ladies' and children's jackets and
canes
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

H. M. Marks & Co.. Chicago's fash
ionable tailors, will have a display Of
400 patterns of foreign and domestic
woolens in our store Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday in charge Of one Of
their expert tailors. Can and have your
measure taken. Suits from $3.50 up
ward Mssoula Mercantile company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

A great assortment of mems under
wear. 10 to 90 per cent. under all. Col
den Rule.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

Our new carpets have arrived. A
regular roc quality wool ingram, this
week. 45c a yard Globe store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

Latest styles in clothing, Lyon &
Williams.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

New, nobby neckwear, Lyon & Will
Jams.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Mon tana office of the Standard Is
At 213 Higgins avenue, opposite Postoflice, Mis-.
soula. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
:srnsshod on application -
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Artistic watch repairing; P. o. news
stand.
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Excellent bread at Rosendorf's.

DR.. life, eye specialist, Higgins blk
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Air tight stoves at ]. L. McBride's
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c. w. Lombard, dentist. Higgins blk.
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Ladies' skirts CSC to S99S at the
Golden Rule.
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NEW


Our showing Of Fall and Winter
Cloaks for women and children is
the best and most interesting in
the history of the cloak depart
ment. All of the popular and
most up-to- date styles are among
the collection, confirming the fact
that this store is never behind the
times. We are pleasing our lady
patrons by always aiming to give
them the best and newest things
for the lowest possible price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15

Twelve second hand bikes, cheap, al
McPri5e'S
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Window glass at McBride's.
Typhoid Patients.

P. NJ. Reilly & Co. the grocers.
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Hamilton, Oct. 14.--Dr. and Mrs
Haygard have reached New York after
trip in England and Scotland, and
will soon be turning their faces home
ward They will meet hearty recep-
ton home from their legion of friends
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-24

1t IS we'll known fact in "piano cir
clcs" that many factories have shut
down" on account OF labor troubles, and
there is not an honest dealer IN town but
Will tell y ou pianos cost him more money
today than 90 days ago.
IL you are buying n piano of him and
he tells you this you ca n rest assured 1t
Is true. Our factories havc asked me to
advance prices on my "specnl sale" |
cannot do SO as each and every :,iano
is marked (and advertised) IN plain fig
urcs, and treat all alike.
Our time Is UP here Saturday evening
and until then we Will carry out our adj
vcrtised prices and terms, but after this
store is closed at 0 p. IN. Saturday no
pianos will be offered or sold at adj
Vertised prfces-but VIII be promptly ship
ped from here-because they will bring
more money elsewhere IL you care to
save at ltlast $500 call and sec me. Over
125 pianos sold at special sales I'm Norfolk
and Newport News and adjoining towns
- my two (2) sales since last October.
Zach and every customer will testify as
to amou9t slycd and as to fair dealing
You simply step IN on the ground
floor here and shut Oft all expense such
ass teachers commissions. agents OK
Denses and dealers profits. which is n
saving OF on an average of $500. Pianos
tlslt sell for $3.50, 500, 1915, $500 and $3.50
Will be closed out this week at 1915, $780,
s2S Sl2S and $50. Easy payments:
C. JELLISON,
Factory Agent. 1872 Church street.
nO2i-lt
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. IIIE NEWs OFTNORFOLK ON PAGES 3. SIS ANID ~
His liabllItIes are ss,5go.s %.

Chaneery. His liabilities are So, $50 so,
WITH no assets. The debts are oil tor
goods bought. His Norfolk creditors
are: j.. a. Young, $3.50; Cooke, Clarke
& Co, Sl65; ~. M Garrett, $3.50; j. 70.
Etheridge Sc Co, $150.25. The other
creditors are in Newark, N. j., Balti-
more. Philadelphia and indianapolis.
Through Attorney Hugh G.. Miller, Dr..
L. B. frey asks for discharge in bank
ruptcy from liabilities amounting to
S3.94s19. He has no assets
MARTIAL INFELICITY,
A husband and wife Of Brambleton
were in the Police Court yesterday and
laid bare their domestic troubles to JUS
tice Tomlin. The wife accused her hus-
band OF assaulting her Wednesday
night. 1t was a complicated case all
through. The husband said another
man wasN the cause Of all the trouble
and gave testimony that was very dam
aging to his wife. The wife and her
mother both denied the charge fatty
and said they could bring witnesses to
prove their claims. The husband was
very severe on his wife and said he
could bring witnesses to substantiate
his side Of the case. Justice Tomlin
after due consideration, continued the
So9e uiiliA iii HiOrHlnS, ana bailed the
husband in the sum of s25, with his
attorney, w. L. Woodwork, as surety.
MINOR CASES.
Manic Reynolds, colored, will be ar
raigned this morning on the charge of
stealing.
Emma Hill and Annie Harris. both
colored, who cut quite dash around
their locality, were fined Sc each for dis
orderly conduct
George Fisher. colored. paid 50 for
Throwing bricks in the street.
Frank Mackey, colored. assaulted
Mary Sheppard, colored, and was levied
on for $3.50.
Matte Halsim and FlossIe Holland,
Doth colored, charged with stealing
were told to go and sin no more.
She came from Newport News. and
attended the Academy of Music We'd
nesday night. Her name is Corlnne
Barber; she dresses "to KILL" but is
Jealous. because ''she loved him so"
she had Mollie Hanllfns. colored. whom
she said threatened to take her life, ar
rested. 1t developed in the case that
u Hankins woman had said sweet
hings about Corinne's beaux. The % co
was dismissed by Justice Tomlin Voc.
terday morning.
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FOOTBALL.
FIRST GAME OF SEASON NEXT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON


Football has many devotees in Nor
loik' and when game is played here
large crowds always attend, and In or
der.that the people of this city may
have a chance of witnessing a first
class game between well-coached teams
game has been arranged between
Norfolk High School and Portsmouth
Tor next Saturday afternoon, to be
played at League Park Both teams
are receiving their finishing touches
from their respective coaches, and all
who attend the game may feel conf
dent that they will witness a fierce and
well-p'ayed game. Both teams have
played great football this year, Ports
mouth not having lost a game and the
Norfolk men having only one defeat
charged against them this season. Nor
folk High School was compelled to de-
cline fattering offer from William
and Mary College for a game for next
Saturday. to be played in Williams
burg, on account of the game to be
played here with Portsmouth on that
date. and for this reason it is hoped
that the people Of Norfolk will show
their appreciation of the efforts Of the
Norfolk men to have a first-class game
here by attending the game Saturday.
A complete lineup and other infor.
nation will appear In -morrow's is
sue of the Virginian-Pilot
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1wo small Bl.z.n.

The fire department responded to an
alarm of fire yesterday morning, caused
by n little blaze in the kitchen Of Col
onel George w. Taylor, on Freemason
street. 1t was extinguished before the
fire department arrived
There was slight blaze also at Da-
Wis Cigar Factory, on Commercial
Place, which caused but small damage.
Chief Ryan was thrown from his buggy
while en- route to this fire, the driver
running into two COWS being driven
along the street.
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she G,rr,.onnt rIcmm,pr,

Jennings garrison" was kept awake
Wednesday night by the arrival Of sew
eral bugges about midnight that stop
ped for awhile in front Of his farm. No
one alighted from any OF the vehicles.
and no attempt was made to ascertain
who were in them. There is still a
strong guard kept on the premises to
protect their owner, but there will
probably be no more attempts to lynch
him.
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company as Is imposed, or will be. up
on similar companies. Ri
b" Ian Of which is respectfully sub
mitted. Ss 3
=. l.. MAYER.
y. NJ. KDELING.n
I,nptl., orhh an q, ! 3 3 r.,nen,.

The Junior Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of the First Baptist Church will
give an entertainment next Monday
night at Sso,clock for the benefit Of
the Baptist Orphanage at Salem, va.
A choice program has been arranged.
The admission fee will be anything
helpful to those ut the Orphanage) In
the line of groceries, etc., and 1t is
hoped that a urge number will avail
themselves OF the privilege of Joining
with this union in making the hearts of
the orphans glad. Whatever is received
will be sent in Thanksgiving box"
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Lndica charity FESTIVAL.

The Hebrew Ladies' Charity Associa-
ton held festival last night at Mon
tehore Hall from to 10 O'clock Not
withstanding the Indictment weather
there was large attendance and the
financial results We're very satisfac-
tory.
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MONDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF NovEN-
Der. 1889. AT 8 P. NJ.
under the auspices of the following com
mlttee and patrons:
Central Committee Relief fund of st
Vincents Hospital-Hon. IT. II. Wilcox.
James W. McCarr,ck, a. p Thorn, Hon
James %. Heath. Hon. Barton Myers:
PATRONS.
n HIoh ecione II. p Baker + vddd Gn u Gar
Hon. T. r. Boriand, MSjor + T. /. CASEY e
Y. $. A.; Richard Wake, II. f.. Rogers,
Colonel 1 WILLIAM Lamb r General p
Taylor, Tench F. Tilghman. John White
head. Hon.. c.. Brooks johnston. Richard
eah aS.a George M eyG Rev p Dr.
Simon Cohen. Lieutenant William Trux-
tnn, U. s. NJ; DR. Kirkland Ruffin. John
honey, John Yerm.liion, Henry B.. Rear ear
don. DR.. Southgate Leigh, John -iq Jen-
kins, Captain A; M. Higgins, Dr. e. e.
cs sT s0 Sharp Sohn to Oh eGa sorss
Mcintosh Edward r. Baird James e.
Barry. Jr., Colonel c. A. Nash. Frank P.
colonea Walter IL Tayor Commando nSoiy G
Burruss, Lieutenant Commander Reeves.
berg, Colonel S i L. 3. starke t ". Perry
DR.. John +. Woodward, Henry Jones,
Samuel e. Phillips. John r. LAWYER; DR..
NIeOrS6 Rose, N1llsa1n NJ. Wnalcy, AL, w.
Mason. NJ. Umstadter. George Billups w.
w. Dey.
L. d. Allen. Captain NJ. c. Keeling.
PORTSMOUTH.
Colonel William H. Stewart. Colonel J.
F.. Crocker, William II. Parker, ESQ.,
Colonel H. G. Hudgins. DIR. L. Aug. Bill
soly, Goodrich Hatton.
In addition to the lecture there will be
music at 7:45, and during an interval Miss
, Kindred Williams will sing. Tickets may
: be had at the drug stores of aIessrs.
Holmes. Burrow, Martin e Co., Calling,
at Monticello Hotel. j. NJ. T.. Trottcr.
Seneca Brothers, Wallace & Moore, the
book stores of Alfriend 6 Co., Vickery &
Co., and other places.
General admission 50 cents. Balconies.
25 cents. Seats may be reserved at the
Academy on Friday, Saturday and Mon
day. no2s