Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 November 1878 — Page 5
THE MAIL
A PAPT
FOR THE
PEON
Saturday evening, and daring Saturday night and Ban day Is road thoroughly, advertisements and all, by every member of the family who can read, after which it la loaned to the neighbor.
Because, After having been read by the borrowers and bnj era in the city, it is enveloped, stamped and sent to some friend oi relative In some other town or city. Because, It Is a paper which reaches all classes, high and low, rich and pdor. Because, Of its very largo circulation among farmers. Because, it an eep»clal favorite with the ladies, who do a large port of the buying of household goodMn addition to Ihejewelry and dress goods they wear, and are critical readers of advertisements. IBeeaone, Two editions are published, Thursday atd Bain 1 day evenings, anc all advertlsementsgo both i-ditlons for price of one issue.
Beoanse, Its rati* are cheaper, all things considered, than those of any other paper in the city.
JUST an even dozen men in jail.
GBATK fires are raging in this city.
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THB corn is about ripe for the buskers.
MINCB pies have pat in an appearance. TRAMPS are getting more and more insolent.
THKla.st cheap excursion to Cincinnati next Thursday. HQVJRA&JS come shyly Into market and retail two for a quarter.
THB German Catholic Fair, this year, will excel any Fair ever held.
POTATOES are coming in freely and selling from wagon's at 45 and «r0cents a boahel.
HACBAOKH are ripe and craoking wide open in their desire to get out and see what is going on.
THE Hibernian Benevolent Society gives its twelfth annual kiali at Dowliog flail next Tuesday evening.
UNLKHS lovers have passed to the fourth and last degree, they find a tire In the parlor quite neceswary now.
A VKRY neat Opera House Programme, a four page sheet, is now in course of publication by Chas. L. Hebb.
THK latent song out is entitled "Kiss me, Birdie, ere wo part," a duet, with or without aocompauinaont. Tbey all duet, with tbe uocompaniinent.
KBKV your front doors locked. Sneak thieves have taken two overcoats from the hall in the house of James Ross, on Ohio, near Seventh street.
A *vtx sot of the bacl: numbers of The Mall—U*n copies—with story of the "Haunted Hotel"—for twenty-five cents. Bent to any address postage paid.
THK proteotion of the game law was withdrawn yesterday from the quail, and sportsmen may now bang away at the poor, unoffending "Bob White" -without mercy.
THK at. Clair Hotel, wbioh ohaoges hands with almost every moon, is now in ohargo of J. .T. Carson, formorly of the St. Charles, who has returned from Vlnceones to see what be can do with our west end hotel, «f *.
THNHM la not MO much store way in front of our churches as there was In pleasant weather, and young ladles can come out of churoh without running the gaamtiet of two ac three pudent young men.
THIS American Jewelry Company have achieved a great triumph when they are able to offer a solid gold ring with the wonderful L« Fevre setting for one dollar. The Company are a loading Jewelry Finn in Cincinnati, and are perfectly reliable.
Mooaa A LASOKR, the* Job printer* under The Mall office, have just issued a thirty-two page pamphlet for B. W. Koopman «fc Son, that is a very creditable specimen of typography, and shows that we have printers in this city who can do such work as well as any in the country. It is profusely Illustrated, and two psgtw sre doqo v«ry artistically, in oolors.
THK trial of John Hmltb tor killing Bartholomew Foley was commenced in the Criminal Court on Monday. Judge Carleton asaistedin the prosecution and Davis ,t Davis and Judge MoNutt appeared for the defense. A jury was impanelled, but the evidence was not all in when the prosecutor gave up the ease and Judge Long instructed the Jury to return a verdict of not' guilty— a very proper proceeding as we understand the circumstances of the affair In which Foley received his death wound.
TBS LAST CHANCE,
The and alia IJne will ran an excursion to Cincinnati, leaving Terre Haute at 11:30, a. m., Thursday, Nov. 7th, and have placed the Fare, for the Hound Trip, at tho very low rate of $3.00.
HOXK of the finest things cm be seen at the German Cstbolk* Fair.
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THE SATURDAY BVBNINO MAIL 1* good medium of communication between Terre Haate business mru and 1 be people who boy their goods— Because, It has the largest circulation of any paper published In tbtaolty. But not on this account alone, bat— y: Because, It goes Into the family circle on
ROBT. FRASKR, the only successor of the late Geo. L. Fox, at the Opera House next Friday night.
THAT gold beaded cane is a regular beauty. 1 be most popular oounoilwan should have it, at the Catholic Fair
RKMBXBKR that the Frazer Pantomime Company will present everything new, at the Opera House, next Friday night.
COURT MOBTON, NO. 7, Foresters, will give an anniversary feetivsl and supper, at Teutonia building, next Thursday evening. 1
AMUSKMKST goers will remember the great Humpty Dumpty perfomaoe, Saturday, November 9th. Matinee and evening. ——.I-I.K— 1 ft*-
No OLD CLOAKS at Foster Brothers, all fresh new goods. It ought to be remembered that ibis house never carry over goods from one year to another Hence you always find their stock clean.
THB great Humpty Dumpty matinee Saturday aftornoou, November 9th, will be a treat for ladies and children. There is no entertainment travelling that gives so much innocent fun as does this one.
W. D. JAMBS, of the Star Notion House, has just reo6ived an elegant line of perforated card board, in black, white, silvered, gilt, and all the desirable tints in colors. Also, canvass lined card .board, in tbe most chaste and exquisite patterns.
TITF. Humpty Dumpty to be presented by tbe Frazer Pantomime Company, at tbe Opera House, next Friday night, is eutirely new and will be produced with tbe original tricks, costumes and scenes used at tbe Fifth Avenue Theater, New York.
AT the Star Notion House, a full liue of very handsome Ladies' Silk Lace Mi^ts, for evening wear, are just re•eeifed, in black, white, cream, pink and blue.*
T!HE Wonderful Siegrest children have recently been added to Niok Roberts' Humpty Dumpty troupe. They are said to be the most wonderful gymnasts ih the world. Mr. Roberts pays them, four in number, $300 per week and expenses. ....*
THB gentlemen of Terre Haute are nftost cordially invited to call in at the Star Notion House and select their Collars and v'uffs» Ties, Scarfs, Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, White Shirts, Underwear, dec., Ac.
SHRYBR BKOTHHBS report an immense rush of business the past week. Their two large buildings on Main street are not sufficient to hold their goods, and they have put an addition to tbe rear of their building on the north side of Main street. They have a fine line of eeal Vases, hods, shovels, tongs, and all things needed for "firing np," and at prices away down low.
MRS. E. B. COLE
Had a remarkably successful opening oi Fall and Winter Millinery, this week. Afresh arrival of pattern hats came in yesterday, aud she has now tbe largest stoolc and tbe finest goods she has ever shown la this city. Ladles, call and eee her
MA RR1A OR LLCEHSJTIS. Tbe following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report:
William Itboads and Eunice C. Lemons. Oscar Manuel aud Hebra Harris. John F.Quinn and Ixabrtia Linton. John W. Cooper and Mary F. Clark. Frank Kuhn and Alary Krcrich*. Tbm. M. Ballard and Martha A. Meadow. Newtou L. Bowman and Fraaoee C. Maddox. tteonre Heltemos and Allie O. Slaughter.
Hardin Bates and Nettle Butcher. Albert Oonklln and Carrie Lambert. Col umbos CTO** and Kalinda A. Riddle. Jas A.Craftoa and Martha A. Randall. Milo Andorson and Josie Mc Adam*. Htophen M. John* and Katie V.8mltti, Thomas Donogbne and Abby K«ird Joseph 11. Mlioflold and Isabella Mast
Tn* (Jertnsn Catbolio Fair will be grand inevery respect, ONITDNIIR« GLOWS.
A nice line of gloves for children and miasm at Mrs. Riddle's. I REAL DIA&TOSDS.
A Brilliant lot of Diamond Rings, at bargains, at H. F. Schmidt A Co*s, opposite the f)pera House.
StOTD For Hal*.
A large Favorite Wood Stove—been used only three months—will be sold at a bargain, if application is made immediately. Knqnire at Tbe Mail office.
ALL MKMBKRS of the chorus and orchestra of tbe Oritorio 8ociety are bereby notified that there will be a rehearsal of the entire Part First of "Tbe Messiah, Including solos, on Monday evening next at 7:30. We take this occasion to say that all contributing members will *be welcomed, and are hereby invited to attend.
Bv order of tbe Mr sic Cowxirnui,
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NEW arrivals this week in Drew goods at Foster Brother*, see their elegant line of Felt skirts.
THK.SK will be a twenty-five dollar cane voted to the most popular oounoilman at the German Catholic Fair. Don't you forget it!
Go to the Opera House, nest Friday evening, and you will seethe manner in which a pantomime is produced in New York city.
ASK for the Pure Laoe Zephyr, at the Star Notion House. In white and baby blue, something new and exquisitely graoeful.
NICK ROBERTS' Humpty Dumpty retains all the old features which have made it so popular in tbe past, and many new points have been added.
NO FURTHER NEED.
There la no further need for Dr. Von Moschzisker to say what he is able to do for those who suffer from diseases specially treated by him. He baa aocom plished sufficient during tbe time be has practiced In this city, to say nothing of tbe reputation whioh proceeded him ere be opened bis offloe at tbe Terre Haute House. He now gives notice to those who suffer from sny malady treated by him, and have not yet availed them selves of his medical servi&s that tbey must call before tbe first of (^eoember, as after that date he will not socept cases that will require bis own personal at tendance on them for a prolonged period. To tbe hundreds who called on bim and ooiild not afford to pay bis fees he would say that from this date he will make his fees to suit their circumstances, and give them all the attention that their cases may require. Let none f41. Wm at once.
AN ELEGANT GALLERY^J. M. Adams, the well-knowu photographer, isnow oomfortabljc fixed in bis new rooms, eutranoe between Sykes' hat store and Tow nicy's stove store, where he takes pleasure in showing his friends the handsomest gallery, and the best arranged rooms for bis business, to be found in the city. Asoending two flights of stairs, tbe visitor is ushered into a handsomely carpeted and furnished exhibition and reoeption room 20x70 feet. In the rear are toilet rooms for ladies and gentlemen, to tbe left, in front, the posing room with an immense skylight, and back of this the finishing rooms, five in number. Mr. Adams has attained an enviable reputation as an artist, and with bis vastly improved facilities will certainly give satisfaction to all who give him their patronage.
FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. WHERE TO GER GOOD POLICIES.
As mentioned in a osrd elsewhere, J. Irving Riddle will oontinue the insurance, real estate, and loan agency of tbe late firm of Wharton, Riddle & Co. He will be assisted by T. H. Riddle and W. A. Hamilton, who will give prompt attention to business at times when Mr. J. Riddle is absent. Mr. Riddle represents some of the leading companies of the oountiy. Among them are tbe Phenix, of Brooklyn, tbe Underwriters, the "Imperial and Northern, the German Amerioan, tbe Commercial Union and tbe Travelers' Accident Insurance Co., of Hartford. Tbe office will be continued, as heretofore, in the Beach Block, corner of Main and Sixth streets, across tbe ball from tbe Western Union Telegraph office. Mr. Riddle is known as a man of integrity and honor, prudent and careful in all transactions, and while be is the .igent of the companies named, our citizens can rest assured that he will also look after tbe interests of his neighbors and townsmen in writing policies. By a course of fair and honorable dealing, tbe firm of which be is the surviving member bas built up a large business.
SOME MORE HISTORY. Never in the hiBtory of sewing machines was there a machine that gained as vast reputation, as wide circulation, and could show as many sales in the same length of time, as can tbe WHITE and all this it has done, too, upon tbe merits of tbe machine not by spending millions of money advertising and blowing it up, as is universally known to be the case with other machines that stand so bigb with those persons who haven't tried or seen the WHITE. Prima i'acla evidence of tbe WHITE MACHINE'S superiority over all others, —more especially that of the SINGER— is that those who bad alwayg been partial to their old machines have, immediately after trying the WORLD-RE-NOWNED WHITE, made a sacrifice of tbem to get it a trial always insures a sale and notwithstanding the company is manufecturing upwards of two hundred machines per day, tbey are unable to supply the demands. And, farther* more, I am thus far UNSCRUPULOUS. That is, I do not hesitate to say that there are better SINGER MACHINES than tbe so-called OLD RELIABLE. And to satisfy yourselves of this fact, call at 824 Main street and examine for yourselves it is precisely as all Singers are made, in regard to the machinery, witb one very important improvement and that is the cut-off applied to the fly wheel for the purpose of throwing the machine out or gear while filling bob* bins thereby relieving tbe operator of tbe neoessity and inconvenience of moving tbe goods from under tho needle while tbe bobbin is being filled and it is a much better finished machine, for LESS MONEY. Also, I will guarantee that you get no worked-over, old machine if you buy it it is aimply tbe imported, lateat improved Singer Maebine. And new, my reader**, while I would advise you every time, and all the time, to buy a WHITE, if you are determined to have a SINGER, oall and aee tbe new improved before you purchase.
BLAKKKTS, Bed Comfortables, Flannels, Yarns, and everything In the way of Winter Goods, should be bought of Foster Brothers' popular New York Store.
HUNTERS, here's your chance. A. G. AUSTIN A CO, have samples of Chilled Siot for free distribution to their cfeamw tome™*
TSUBTOUHSS Kid Gloves, at the Star Notion ^HOUM. y'GKRXAN Catholic Fair, at Dowling Hall, November 11th, 12th and 18th.
CANVASS—For Embroidery—a big stock, and prtcse lower than *ver, at Mrs. T. H. Riddle's.
TERRE I LA UT.E SATURDAY" EVEN LIS1 MAIL.
Goodness! what a lot uv shows Mr. Hosford is fetobin' to town. I don't bffen go to shows, but I'm a goin' to see that gal "Evangeline" Monday night, cause 1 alwayt did feel a deep interest in her, a setten an' a setten on that cold rook, out on island a lookin' away over across the Qshun fur a sail. I guess she wuz mighty glad when the ship cum an' took ber off, an' she
must be a mighty frisky gal, a judgin' by the party clothes she wears on tbe bill boards. I wish Bt\e was here tomorror, 'cause I'm a goln to bev a snankin' dinner, an' I'd give tbe poor girl a good square meal. Rippetoe has jist sent up the vittals fur to-morror. I was down thar tbis morning, and, my gracious, what a splendid lot o' good things be hsd, Thar wuz dressed chickens, ducks an' turkeys, an' oysters, celery and mincemeat, "buckwheat flour tenderlines an' spare an' honey use tryin' to tell sll tbar is at Rippetoe's White Front? the "boss" grocery uv this town. 1
ueiery «uu miuouuieai, UUUK' an' maple syrup, tenderline ribs, grapes an' cranberries an'—Oh! shaw 1 there's now
—Never in tbe history of sewing machine business, did tbe "Old Reliable GENUINE SINGER stand better tban to-day, and never were its never-failing merita more appreciated. This is evident from the continued large demand for tbem. Sales are constantly increasing, and, for the year 1878, will show a large gain over any previous year. Notwithstanding the fact that over a dozen different bogus or INFERIOR IMITATION SINGER Machines are being manufactured and sold at less tban first cost, by UNSCRUPULOUS agents, who cannot sell their own worthless machines, but with a view of "anything to beat tbe GENUINE SINGER," not caring whether tbe beople are SWINDLED or not. Buy tbe Reliable Singer—tbe only machine ever imitated—and get the best. For sale only at tbe old stand, 306 Main street.
AUCTION. :A'
Great Closing Out Sale.
B. EHRLICH is retiring from business aBd will now sell his entire stock of DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, regardless of cost, to tbe highest bidder. This is a positive clearance sale of bis entire stock.
Sale to commence on Thursday, Oct. 31st, and continue every day at 2 aud 7 p. m., until all closed out. LA FLESH fc WARNER, Auctioneers.
His Notice.
Dr. von Mosobzisker has given notice through tbe daily press taht after the first of December he will no longer accept such cases as will require a prolonged personal attendance by him on the patient. We would therefore advise all who need bis medical services to call ou him, at the Terre Haute House, without further delay. In the diseases specially treated by bim, it is well known tbat be has no equal or superior, nd those so afflicted will not so soon have tho opportunity to be treated by a physician of bis reputation. 2 4t
GERMAN TOWN WOOL,
The prettiest lot in the city, in all shades and in any quantity, can be seen at Mrs. Riddle's. 'r
THOSE WOOLEN SACQUES, For Misses and Children, are pretty, neatand comfortable. See tbem at Mrs. Riddle's.
WEIGHT & KING,
Comer of Seventh and Main street^ keep as well an assorted stock of Groceries and Provisions suited to country and city trade as any bouse in Torre naute. Tbey pay tbe highest price in cash for oountry produoei Halt by the barrel, of tho best quality, as low as tbe poorer grades are sold. Buyers and sellers are respectfully invited to call and see for themselves.
Hominjr, Corn XMI, Bran aud Pned V- for sale at 'PHILIP NEWHARTSJMILLS, First street, near Main. Goods delivered free of charge. Also a large stock of Plows, to be sold at ooet price in order to clean out stock. s———• the Public,
The insurance, real estate and loan agenoy of the late firm of Wharton, Riddle A Co., will be oondooted by tbe undersigned, with the assistance of Messrs. T. H. Riddle and W. A. Hamilton, who will attend to the business in my absence. J. IRVING RIDDLE.
Terre Haute, Ind., Oct. 19, 1878.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
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When ycu anything In tbis line call at H. F. Schmidt A Go's, opposite tbe Opera House, and see tbe rare bargains they are offering for good artioiea. Their stock is new and carefully selected, embracing tbe choicest styles.
THE STAR ME AT MARKET. Charley Dorsob is constantly adding new customers, and be never loses any old ones, beoause he takes especial pains to serve tbem with the best meata to be had in this market.
RIBBONS, ia great variety and at low prices, at Mrs. E. B. Oole'a.
Will Ton Hare Loochl Ilso, just step in at Lawreaco A White's bakery and confectionery, southeast corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, where yoc will find everything neat and clean, and prices the most reasonable.
CREPE VEIL'S RENEWED—and made to look like new—at MRS. E. B. COLE'S,
WBOT*« Liver Pills care Dyspepsia.
1878 AUTUMN! 1878
THE BUCKEYE CASH STORE DRY -Gr O O.D S,
llaving carefully selected our stock for the season, our several departments ure in a oondition to meet tbe wants of all. Tbe goods now on exhibition Cannot be
and wa consider tbem the BEST tbe market, Foreign or Domestic, have manufactured. Purchasing from reliable sourcee only, and that for cash, we are enabled to price our goods at 7
VERYiLOW FIGURES.
and are satisfied we have nothing to fear in the way of competition. In SILKS we offer SPECIAL BARGAINS, and invite tbe generous public to au inspection of this department. BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, that heretofore were selling at prioes beyond the reach of all, can be had here at tbo following rates: 05c, 'JOe^fl.OO, $1.50, fl.7oand $2.00. These goods are unexcelled in quality and to be bad at a-na*1 1
WONDROUS CHEAP PRICES.
SPECIAL attention is drawn to our line of Colored and Black Cashmli4i, ranging in prices from 40c, 45c, 50c, 75c, tind fl.00. In the DOMESTIC department we have introduoed Our Own Brand of Cfytton Flannels, wbicb in weight, nap and finish for excel anything .of the kind heretofore
""The Above are Offered at PRICES VERY LOW.
All desirous of purchasing—the publio in general, are invited to call and exomine tbe goods at
A Great Attraction—Iws eights Only. Monday and Tuesday Evenings, November 4th and 5tb.
The Olebratcd RICE'S| ^y
Evangeline Combination.
Monday erening, only time this season, will be presented die ever opulir musical burlesque
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With its wealth oi attraction. Among the
Beserved Seats M-0« 8alo of seaw will commence Friday morning at tbe Central book store.
PERA HOUSE.
TWO EIGHTH OILT.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: B0V, 6TH AHD 7TH. Pe-appeftrar.cc of the gifted American' at lists,
Mr.
McKee
Rankin
THE "DANITES,"
By Joaquin Miller, (tho poet of the Sierras), supported by Mr. Louis Aldrich and Mr. O. T. Par8loe,and a wonderfully strong phenomenal cast, including each and every member of the organization as it appeared at its recent great run at the Grand Opera house .New'York, undtr the management 01 Mr. J. H. Haverly. AdmlMNlon 75, 50, aad 20e Reserved Meats „..fl.00
Sale of seats will commence Wednesday morning, at the Central book store.
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ONE SIGHT 0»LY. ,f
Friday, November 8,1878
First appearance in thin city of the Great flown,
ROBERT FRASER,
And his Pantomime Company from the Fifth Avenue Theater, New York, In the new apeotaoular trick pantomime,,
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
(WKW VERSION.)
j} The Last New York 8uccoss.f¥' Mr. ROBERT FRA8KR as Clown, Mr. W. H. BARTHOLOMEW as Pantaloon. Thetwo great**! imntomiralsts in Araerioa, supported by the following well-known "rfc*. Ranford, Young Amt-rioa, Charles IJildcbrand, JII«. Donnelly, Charles Lewi*, Mile. Harlem, Miss Carrie I^a Xolse, Mlm Oowtc I^each, Hig. Giovanni, Mr. Prank Lewis, Hi#. NaOtJi.
The Pantomime will be produced witn the original tricks, oostumes and sctrnes wied at the Fifth Avenue Theater, among which is theMtartling ohange froo a Reantiful Village to Neptune's GroUo, making the moHt esmplete Pantomime company traveling, and tbe only one having a Met* ropolitan suceos. rromfheNew Yerk HeraM: Mr. Robert Fraser, now playing at the Fifth Avenue Theater, is Uie only soceessor of the late George L. Fox. gale of seats will commence Wednesday morning at ibe Central Bookstore.
LAST FOR THIS SEASON
GRAND EXCURSION
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CINCINNATI,
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VANDALIA LINE
And IndiaRspoli^-'inclnnati A Lafeyetts
NOVEMBER 7th, 1878.
3 Days in Cmcimiati.
Tioaeteguod going on tralM Jeavlnfi Terra Bauteatll^O a. m. Thamday, November 7th, and good to return from Cincinnati on recular trains November 8th, at 7300 p. rru November 9tl. at 0a. m. and TsOOp. m. November loth at7d» p. m. only.
Fare only $8 for Roand Trip.
GBO. B. FARRINOTON,General Agent.
Base Burners yery cheap at Fishery. 1
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GEORGE ARBTJCKLE,
Corner of Main and Sixth, East of National House, Terre Haute.
Amusements*
PERA HOUSE.
Saturday,
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bad for many years, The Lone Fisherman. The amusing absurdity. The Heifer Dance, The Balloon Trip to Arizona. The Lively whales, etc., with full chorus and orchestra.
CONSAD, THE COJISAIR, Admission 75, 50, and 20«
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Miss Kitty Blanchard.
a their beautiful, charming, and pure American drama, of
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NOT. 9, 1878.
Matinee and One Night Only,
Pantomime aud Specialty Troupe, collating of the following artists.
GRIMALDI,
The beat trick Clown in the world.
MISS GRIMALDI,
Queen at the Columbines.
CHAR. W. RAVEL,
HARLEQUIN.
SIG. CHAS, CONSTANTINO
CLOWN.
B0BEBT HONEYWOOD,
The ifonarch of Panlaloona
MISS ANNIE FOX.
The Fairy Queen
Mifts Jennie Hiaeo,
PLUTO.
The Siegrist Children,
And the Famous Siegriat Performing ^oga, the most wonderful attraction now on
Reserved scats at Button A Co's-v,^ t*f,
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American stage. A brilliant corps of auxillnrlc& MATINEE AND EVENIXAR
GRAND-FAIR
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St. Benedict's School
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RINGGOLD ORCHESTRA.
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Will be idven and a number of articles raffled off also, mo«lc by the Rlnggoldl Band. W#-
On tbe thlnl evening. rafZllng of the remainitig articles will take place.
A OeM Ciw will k« PrcMstMl mt PriM #f Mmmmr te tkal «e*»Ie•aaa efikc City Oonaeil who
Shall Have le«Mv«4 lM«S»tVSl«.
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store and Other
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Can be had at any time ov. a'J three even* (sfN!lngs. E N A N E 2 5 E N S &
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MILUNERY
WOOtEN GOODS AKD H0TIOWB,/
AT HUGHES',
403 Mala ftiraet, Opposite Opera Tlotuo.
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