Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 November 1880 — Page 5
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Another Reduction
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Sugars!
Children.
"NVc stand by our patrons, and (Guarantee Satisfaction In every particular. We Invito inspection.
Either Ready Made or Made to Order.
MILLER & COX
SPECIAL PRICES ON CLOAKS
SEE CHILDRENS CLOAKS! SEE MISSES' CLOAKS! SEE LADIES' CLOAKS!-
AT-
W.W.CUVER&COS
Northwest corner Fourth and Cherry.
Hnvo not made your fall and winter pur* chaso in
CLOTHING
Tt will j»y you to oxnmine our stock and comparo prices before buying.
FINE DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, OVERCOATS and ULSTERS, Especially, Men, Youths, Boys and
SEE LADIES'DOLMANS! SEE LADIES CIRCULARS! SEEiLADIES JACKETS!
522 Main Street.
The Stock Complete!
L. Rosenborg invites call at the Half Cent Store, ISo. 405 Main street, where he shown a complete stock of notions and desirable goods of every description. He lias a full set of polite clerks to wait on customers, and will sell lower than any place in the city. Call and see for yourselves.
White's Oyster Bay
—AXD—
Ladle*' and U«nts' Dtnlag Room OPKN DAY AND NIGHT. I«al* «o Order a Rpwlalty. ftpeetal
Price* Bfgalar Boarder*. Ice Cream, Fancy Confections, Foreign and lom«wtfc Fruits and Nuts.
525 Main Street.
ICHARD DAHLEN, Sacce—OJT to W. M. HVEIM), DKAtJKR'lX
Groceries and Proxisions
TVmw, OOFLTOEA. ptagan, Sjrapa,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, VecataMes tn
ia»opt
Fresh Country Produce
Mo. 11 Sooth yvmrth Street, TKBKK HAUTE, IND
T¥7 H. BROWN, Dea)«r and Shlppsr ta
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep.
Cash paid tor Qtuto and Shesp all vw rootid, Om« on fwarth strwH, om oor«wtb Undtrmm How, tnaek jrsMb all* KOQUXMSI of el"
UuMst of eit*. haw «T»eted «cal«« and twd (MNML and pectlulbf solicit the paimtukc* all ttooonM* Ihmsta. ahlpp*** 1 will bay alt ypo to *«u mt*& axtythltutl own. i*ay w»»h oo (Mlvcty, ever, and sail to the same way.
Butcher t$toir alwar* band. No titltTHocl«(|kl advisers wanted. W. B. SHOWN
SEE LADIES' ULSTERS!
On all of which we have made exceedingly low prices.
OPEN THE PAST WEEK A BEAUTIFUL LINE OP
ALL-WOOL LADIES' CLOTHS
Jus the thing for dresses for Ladies, Misses and Children. of goods is selling very fast.<p></p>BROS.
FOSTER
The only One-Price Dry Goods and Carpet House in Terre Haute!
In the East this class
City News.
THE drcus season has closed.
BUSIXRSS men are particularly glad is over. mostly adorning
THK now hats are Republican heads. SHALL we have a lowneckshibition the coming winterf
THESE are three boys at the poor asylum who want homes.
THK Horticultural Society is in session to-day at Sugar Grove school house.
Now is the time for buying anew hat, People will think that you have won a bet. ..
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A ORE AT many men are now postponing their ''swear oflfe" until New Year's day.
THK coming exhibition of the Poultry Association promises to be the best ever given in this city.
MIXCK pies aro about the same shape as last year, and fashion authorizes all stylos «f trimming for them.
HEREAFTER you can send The Mail to Great Britain by mail for one cent, instead of two cents as formerly.
TIIE gardeners and others having stands in the market house, object to moving out for the Poultry exhibition, and there.is likely to be a row.
HENRY S. CRKAI., one of the best citizens of Otter Creek township, died on Tuesday. He was tho National candidate for county treasurer at the recent election.
POLITICS being out of the way, interest will soon center in the ico crop. If not affected by warm weathor, It is believed there will bo a good yield. Hie early frosts will do it no harm.
GKOROE LEACH, who killed Henry Frey, at Sullivan, is to bo tried here, a change of venue having been granted on account of alleged prejudice having been excited against him by tho press.
THE caso of Minnie Stowart vs. O. A. Schaal, a suit for breach of promise and damages, which was taken to Sullivan county on a change of venue, has been dismissed by Judge C. Y. Patterson.
THK Terre Haute Commercial College is in the tide with general prosperity. Students are coming in from long distances. And yet there are young men right here at home who are neglecting the opportunity for securing a good business education.
TAKK good care of the children during this changeable weather. Provide them with good, thick-soled shoes, and com fortable wraps. If you cannot afford to dress them warmly and "stylishly" at the same time, throw style to the winds
AT noon on Wednesday Silas C. Beach and Miss Amelia Baur. daughter of J. J. Baur, were married at the residence of D, C. GtcUusr, on north Bixth-and-a-half street, Rev. C. R. Henderson officiating. They toft in the afternoon for St. Louis, bearing with them the hearty good wishes from a host of friends for a long] life of happtwwii
IT is now quite probable that the useless pest house will be converted into an orphan asylum. It is not true, as Mated, that It will be under the control of the Quakers though Nathaniel and Rachel Ohrpcntjer, who are moving in the work, arc members of the Society of Friend*.
TEKRE HATTE SATURDAY EVENTING Af ATT.
THE splendid crayon drawing of Col. I Thompson in Jos. Erlanger'sshow window attracts much attention. It is a striking picture of a man we all delight I to honor.
THK biggest joke of the campaign is the fact that the Gallatin Guards—they of the ox team—who were petted and cajoled by the Democrats, and figured so prominently in their processions, I turned when it came to cast their ballots I and voted the Republican ticket.
THE total vote cast in this county on I on Tuesday for Presidential electors was 10,340. Of these votes Garfield received 4,983 Hancock 4,576 and Weaver 781. The Greenback vote was one short of I ihe October vote, and the Republicans scored again of 145.
LECTOR KS on Science, History, Art and practical questions will be given! every Friday evening at the Baptist Chapel beginning with next week. The first lecture by C. R. Henderson, on 'The history of a lump of coal, or local geology." Music will be furnished. Admission free to all. Former friends of this method of popular instruction of adults, are requested to invite young] men and others to attend.
R. W, RIPPETOE moved into his new I quarters, east of Sixth this week, and has now a model store house in size, shape and convenience. He has it stock-1 ed with the finest lot of groceries he has ever ,kept, and has been particularly fortunate in buying much of his stock early in season, when prices were greatly below those now ruling. He is a clever gentleman, an enterprising business man, genial and courteous to his patrons and deserves his success.
REV. E. FRANK HOWE will through the city next week on his way to St. Louis to attend the National Council of Congregational Churches. He has consented to stop here and deliver on Wednesday evening at the First Congregational church a lecture for the benefit of Plymouth Chapel. His subject will bo "Charles Lamb" The an-| nouuccment appears elsewhere. It will be noticed that the lecture will commence at a quarter past eight so as not to ^interfere with the prayer meetings. At the close of the lecture an informal reception will be tendered Mr.t Howe, in the parlors of the churh. This will probably be the only opportunity most of our people will have to see the former pastor of the Congregational church. He will arrive here on Wednesday afternoon and go on to St. Louis that night.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses have been issued since our last report:
Robert H. Smith and Liszte Colllstcr. Rudolph B. Davis and Ella M. liopp. Wm. Hchwarz and Ella McClurc. Volney C. Chamberlain and Harriet EJ Riddle.
Charles Eichclberger and Mary C. Grace. Sylvester Cooley and Sarah Henderson. John Uebhanl and Anna Woodruff. ?1! William Hughes and Matilda Howe. John Howard and Sarah E. Cotton, HI las C. Beach and Amelia C. Baur. fe William Horaely and Catherine Kiner. jtChfts. Monroe and Ramantha Bennem.
Peter Wilholt and Perley Pearson. Jessie S. Jones and Rachel Beard. L* Chas* Helnrich and Anna Lorey. Jefferson Allen and Elmira Price: Rufus S. McCoskey and Rachael J. Sparks. Henry J. Adams and Mary A. Fuqua. William Hughes and Matilda Howe, "m Harry Miller and Mary La Foo Link. r% —CHILDREN'S TOYS for the millions at Mrs. S. C. Butler's, tho cheapest place in the city, two doors south ofpostofflce.
—Two millinery Stocks to sell or trade. RIDDLE, HAMILTON & Co.
—We are making Suits to order for] $25.00, Pantaloons for f7,00. If you want a good suit for little money, we can sup-
Merchant tailors exclusively!! 512 Main street.
—^The best WHOLE STOCK BOOTj ever seen for $2.50 at PADDOCK A PURCELL'S.
FINE GRAND PI A NO AT A BARGAIN. A Octave Parlor Grand, made by a reliable firm, but very little used, will be
and keep them fVee from the croup, any- Isold low for Cash or on easy monthly
way. RYCK AVAt.Mai.iiY'a Cferpet Hall will he removed to 022 Wabash (Improperly called Main)street, about the 1st of next January. See their handsome large advertisement announcing the change, and also a sixty days' sale at greatly reduced price*, in order to run stock to the lowest possible amount before removal.
installments at KUSSNER'S PALACE I OF MUSIC.
DUS, HAMILTON fc Go.
The ladle*of the Aid SoeMty say thereto! Ho came and it to a notorious fhd tin*
great need of such an institution, and I
will lend their influence and material aid in its support.
W ism-A firat-ciatw retail dry goods salesman—one who is competent to sell goods in all departments. Young man preferred. Position permanent to the right man. Address, with reference*. P. O. Box 18, Ijfcfayette, lad.
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FRENCH CLOCKS,
New and handsome designs, at H. F. SCHMIDT A CO'S, 408 Main street, opp. Opera House.
JOHN G. HEINL SEIIJi
Hyacinths, Tulips, Lilies, all kinds of Shrubs, Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees, Small Fruits, Grape Vines, hardy Roses, Flower Pots, Winter Blooming Plants, Wire Stands, Seeds, Grasses, Pampas, Plumes, Immortelles, Baskets, Vases, and at all times a very choice lot of Cut Flowers. FLORAL HALL, corner 8th and Cherry streets, Terre Haute, Ind.
Sylvester Stewart of this county has] long been alfficted with Long trouble or consumption and was told by his physicians that be most die in a vety short
THE DEATH ROLL
For the month of October, the following interments were maoe Woodlawn Cemetery: I October 1. George Hum*, 27 ycan tjrpbold fe-
Ter.
l. Andrew Smith, S6 yean heart disMK. 1. Child of A. Berrll, 7 months inflama
Won of boweR
2. VirjinU ChemUeir, 47 years adynaa ie mucus fever. 4. Unknown woman, yean brand dead. 7. William Qeer, 21 yean consumption. 7. A. H. Moore, 41 yean consumption. 7. Sarah C. Arnold, 40 year* disease on known. J. Carrie Klnman, 35 yean congestion of brain. 9. Child of F. A. Bchnlt*, 8 yean dlptheris. 10. Child of William Biel. S yean diptberdick croup. 10. Child of H. S. Dinkle, years croup. 10. Lodnda Peytop, 54 yean, consamptlon. 10. Infant of R. M. McMlnnme, atUl born. 11. Child of 8. D. Terry, 8 months moratmns 11. George 8 Be nolds, 20 years typhoid fever. 12. Child of C. M. Freeland, 4 yean ty phoid fever. 14. Child of T. C. Pugh, 9 yean brain fever. 15. Andrew Wlael, 7 yean: diptheria. is. Child of J. B. Deed*, 2 years mem branons croup. 17. Sylvester Sibley, 87 yean old age. 19. Child of Jeremiah Kirk, 3 yean membrane iu. roup. 19. Child of W. Green, 8 months oon gestion of longs. 19. Infant of Fit circulation.
SOFT COAL URNER.
E. L. Probst, the enterprising south Fourth street stove dealer, has secured a bonanza In the way of a Retort Soft Coal Burner—a new departure—a ne\vjrin ciple in heating stoves. It is said to be the most perfect coal stove ever made. He has set one up at his store to-day, and invites all to call and see it in operation. It promises to cause a revolution in tho burning of soft coal.
THE BEST OYSTERS. Keep in mind that Johnson & Flinn are the largest dealers in Oysters in the city. They have built up and sustained their large trade by fair dealing and keeping the best brands.
STRICTLY PURE CANDY, CHICAGO CARAMELS, Fresh every day. ]4 pound Mixed Candy, Pure and Fresh for 5 cents.
Tn great variety and low prices at H. F. SCHMIDT & CO'S 403 Main street opp. Opera House.
"—The cheapest and best FRENCH KID SHOES in the market at PADDOCK & PURCELL'S.
"Father and mother being afflicted with asthma, two bottles of 'Sellers' has given them a new
Cough
ply you, and guarantee satisfaction in lease of life." all cases. We carry the largest and finest stock in town, which we offer at ex tremely moderate prices. Please observe our display of goods at entrance of store. Ladies' Jackets, Ulsters and Dolmans cut and made.
BARTRAM A CO. |k
syrup'
GOLD HEADED CANES, At H. F. SCHMIDT & Co% 403 Main street, opp. Opera House.
—MONEY TO LOAN. RIDDLE, HAMILTON A Co.
LADIES.
See those "Common Sense" Shoes at PA DDOCK A PURCELL'S.
Fresh Been
To THK PUBLIC :—WeVill sell you at retail or wholesale the very best fresh beef, etc., at a less price than anyone else will. DAVIS A Co., 13 south 4th street,
Wholesale Produce Dealer. CbM. H. Goldsmith No. 29 north 4th street, is the place to order Cabbage,
A FARM TO RENT, near city, RID- I Onions, Potatoes, Green Applee by the 'Barrel, Dried Apples, Peaches, Navy Beans, etc. All orders filled promptly and market prices furnished.
S a as ad vi to
suit with Dr. J. 8. Jordan of this city. He came and it Is a notorious fhet that I
Mr-
Lewis Post Office, Vigo Cb., Ind.
I Our Kids, K. P., and Our Japs. Best 5 cent Cigars. Choice Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
{wAa_4.
Stewart is to-day a strong healthy ROIENI JJOOR JJOCK
num. Stewart is anxioos that all con-1 fl 4
vessbookl know of Dr. Jordan's AUSIM I/O S prOYGS 1 medicines. For further par- fA KA fliA ticnfaursaddraM. SnATtaxKR STKWART, I M»t5Jia W WW U»C
Everlasting Patent «»iUn* your doors by Bottom Coal Hods
at
A. G. Austin &Co's. Locks
IWinter
ltzpatrick, imperfect
21. Henry Day, killed by boiler explosion. 21. Joneph Denny, killed by boiler explosion. 21. wm. Burghman, 58 years killed by boiler explosion. 21. John R. Brooks, 34 yean killed by boiler explosion. 22. W. F. Stanley, killed by boiler explosion. lrsnss 22. Child of Clannce Ryan,
pi
22. Infant of Mary 3n Uhild of Claranc congestive chllL
tti'l born. 5 month
22. Julia Duniels, 35 26. Henry Wilson, 2! boiler explofdon
ears consumption, yean killed by
boiler expl
26. Child o( Riley Grewps typhoid fever. 26. Infant of Edward Coats stiU born 26. Child of Geo. T. Slocum, 9 months heart diseace. 28. Unknown man: killed on railroad. 28. Child of Jas. Degman disease unknown. 28. Wm. Kirktey, 15 yean killed by explosion. 29. Infant of Ellen Peiklns, 5 days inr perfect circulation, 81. Wra. Kadel, 87 years bright's disease.
P. O. LOBBY.
CELERY, /^CRANBERRIES, DRESSED POULTRY, Chow-Chow and Mixed Pickles,
Buckwheat Flour a&dMajifto Syrup, And Faney Groceries in quantities at J. R. Chambers' Family Grocery, on Sixth street, opposite the PostofHce. Fine stock of the best goods.
SOLID SILVERWARE
P.O. LOBBY.
H. F, SCHMIDT & CO'S,
No. 403 Main street, opposite the Opera House is the place for Solid Silverware, Spectacles, Watches, Clocks, Opera Glasses, Rings, Necklaces and Fine Jewelry of every description. Drop in and see the elegant goods.
—Go to PADDOCK A PURCELL'S for the'latest and cheapest GENTS HAND SEWED SHOE ever offered in Terre Haute.
Th« Beauty, Simplicity A Durability of the Hew
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nof|nft.
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stoek. See
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coming
them before
aging the noisy 8haky
other goodeatin', dressed turkeys, chickens, ducks, nice fresh oysters," pickles, chow-chow, mustard, cranberries, celery, oranges, grapes, lemons, corn, egg plant, turnips, cabbage, sweet potatoes, onions, bell flower, rambv and Northern spy apples, halibut, codfish, canned salmon, lobsters, shadines, clam chowder, baked pork and beans.baked macaroni,canned soups of all kinds, boneless sardines, hrfmps, broiled mackerel in tomato sauce, mackerel in mustard sauce, brook trout and preserved ginger root, and shell bark hickory nuts, buckwheat flour, maple svrup and honey, new hams and breakfast bacon.
—Sick headaches incessantly distract many. Let such use "Sellers' Liver Pills." 25c. a box.
Ratrd A Badgeleyf
Successors to Cowles & Bowsber, hlif* for your Sunday dinoer, Dressed Chickens, yl
will be to the advantage of everybody in need of Wear to call and examine our new stock of RfeADY-MADE CLOTHING, and PIECE GOODS for ou Merchant Tailoring Department. We carry an immense stock for Men, Boys, and Children, keep first-class goods, well made and trimmed, and always have the latest styles. Our stock this fall is unusually large and attractive. We positively guarantee our prices to be as low as those of any house in the country, and also guarantee our. goods to b« as represented. Having been in business here for so many years, our FAIR AND SQUARE DEALING is certainly well known, and needs no further assertion, or promises. Ft
L. GOODMAN, Jr., & CO.,
Cranberries Select Canned Goods,
£».-f :"f' ?t"
I, ,,
Mantols at Moore's.
Jas. T. Moore has the largest 'and handsomest stock of marbleized iron and slate Mantels ever brought to this city. Those who are building, or intend to put nioe mantels in their houses should see his stock and learn his low prices. Yoa know the place, Main street, south side, east of Sixth—the place also for first class plumbing and tin and galviolxed iron work.
Go to Wright & Kaufman's for dressed turkeys and chickens, oysters, celery, cranberries* buckwheat flour, maple syrup, honey,mince meat, hams, dried beef, breakfast bacon, choice sardines, brook trout, broiled mackerel, canned beef and tongue also, canned fruits and Tegetables of the best brands, choice teas and coffees, at the lowest cash prices.
Oldest and Most Reliable Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, 410 Main street.
Well,the 'lection,thank goodness, is over, an' the Fool peepul '11, hov time to look around and see nbout sumpin' to eat. An' thev'll bo some uv 'em 'at '11 diskiver, o* I've been a tellin' uv 'em, 'at th's nobody in town 'at sells sich'groceries an sells '6m so cheap ex Rippetoe, who extends a cor nil welcum, to his new White Fruut, which the same is Nos. 047 and 649 Mane strete, whar he lies to-day 'mung
Choice Oysters,
And lots ol otfufr palatable things. Give them a trial. North Fourth street, above Cherry. 4^,
Sign of the Big Bonnet.
ELEGANT TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, OSTRICH PLUMES AND FLOWFRS, FANCY FEATHERS, SILKS, SATINS, PLUSHES, VELVETS, RIBBONS, ETC., ETC., inUll colors and all qualities.
EMIL BAUER 22 south 4th street.
The leading Wholesale and Retail Millinery House,'having at all times the largest stock and lowest prices.
Maltby's Bulk Oysters reduced to 30 cents per quart choice Celery new Foreign Fruits and Confectionery in abundance at EISER'S Nintb and Main streets.
CONSIGNMENT SALE
SPL SKIN SACQUES
On Wedndsday Nov. 10th iost., we will open for inspection and sate, for on» woftk only, a oonsigtiment lot of fine Seal Skin Garments from one of the largest Far Houses in America. These Goods am all of the very Latest Ktyles, am First flam In every respect, and will be offered at strictly manufacturers' prices. We do not buy them, and expect no profit other than commission. We also open at the Mine time and on the same terms, a oonsiimment lot of Extra Fine BEAVER, VELVET and CAMEL8-HAIR Shawls. Remember that sneh an opportunity to examine and purchase fine goods of this kind will seldom occur In thi* market, and that soch as remain nnsold at the expiration of one week will he shipped tack to the Consignors. DONT FAIL TO SEE THEM.
BUCKEYE CASH STORE
mif 60S and 60S Main street, Terre Hante Ind.
For Sale.
I'
X»R SALE—LIGHT BUGGY HO&SK, ronn IUHIV, 15 lunula high, ft years old,' very gentle, and perfectly sounu at 404
011
P7th
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Monday, November 8»
Tho Comedy Success of the year. AO nlRhta in New York and Laughing Hooui Only.
Willie Edonin's Sparks
•\Vlllio Edouln and Frank W. Hanger, Props. In the qua tut and queer musical conceit, (written for the sole purpose of amnxing the public), by Nat. C'hllas and Willie Edouln.
Wednesday, Nov. 10.
EngaKcneut of the Em Incut OutHHllan,
Mr. B. MACAULEY
In his original chumctcrixation of
"UNCLE DAN'L"
In E. A. IxK-kn'M American COUUHJ^, A Mewenger from Janii Section* 50 and 35c HEHERVE1) HFATH, »1^Q
Hoats nccurotl At lluttonft* !VHkntorn.
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PERA HOUSE.
C. E. HOSFORD, Maaager, TWO HIOHTff ONLY,
THURHDAY AND FRIDAY,
Miles' Juvenile
Reorganized far 18N0-81
ZIngoforganIzatlon
7M.
ifi
South 3
Center street. F. V. BIC1IOW8KY.
FPhaetons
OR SALE-A LOT OF BUGGIES AND
six jnontlis tlmo at very low
prleos, to close out ntock on hand Uiu best work In Terre Huute for the price, alno store and for snle on the same terms a mrpe stock of Fisli Hras.Kucino wagons. A. lHWEK. ltM and 106 Main Htreet.
KALE-FRAME HOUSE ON NORTH street, nine moms, cellar, and pantry* and cistern nnd Root! well. Will s««ll or tracra for land in Indiana or a desirable farm hi Iowa. House *2 squares from 6th street depot Addmw G. P. Pe«fp, Danville, Ind.
Amusements.
OPERAE.HOUSE.ManagerJHosford,C.
•£'m
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OK, FITS IS A PJIOTIKIHAPH GALLKKY, Alice Athcrton, Willie F/louln. I/itttx Bolton Jac]um Krugcr, Ida Shanlvigh, IJC-SIIO Ed. inonds. Annettn DuMare, James T. Powers, Julia Edouln, Georgt* lx Clairo, Joseph Hogan, F. B. Butler. Exquisite Music! Beautiful Costumes! ADMISSION, 10, .i0 and 25© RESERVED HEATH, 11.00
Heats secured at Button's Bookstore.
J^ECTURE^^r
A lecture will be delivered by
REV. E. P. HOWE.
For the bonoMt of Plymouth Chapel, on h&s
Wednesday Eye.,
NOT. 10*
At tho Congregational Church. Hubjeotr
"CHARLES LAMB."
ADMIH8I0N, ago Tickets for sale at Central Bookstore and Postofflco Lobby. Lccttire will comtuuuw at a quarter past eight o'clock.
After tne lecture an Informal reception will be held in the church parlors, to which all are cordially invited.
o1
PERA HOUSE.
E. HOHFORO, MwinRPfV" OMB NIGHT ONLY,
J'
NOT. 11
and
1£
Opera
Co.
40 TALENTED CHILDREN 40
Including the Mime* Halite Cohen, Fannlo Cohen, Jennie Imnn,Iftli' Miirrlot-h, Max ten Arthur Dunn, Ueorgc UrucnlnK, &c., dep., bet Ing a oonsolUtation of ILAVKRI.Y'S JtTVRKU.K OPEKA (».,
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The ixvml perfect the country, wn-
ratlc In
THE NEW YORK OPERA OOh sn«l Mn.«s' PIXAROBK COMPANY,
Forming the only Juvenile Opera fVnnpany now before the public. THURHDAT EVBKIKO—"Lrm.it I»RKK." FBUDAY EMRKO-^CIITXIMOK XOMAXDR."
Each Opera will be presented with New and Beautiful Goatamei made expressly tor this company. ADMWHIOX, 75, .10 and 2So
Reserved seats on sale ut Button's without extra charge.
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