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TiiviiXK,j.N.-C., Sept. 10, 8l.
or roKT.j-You may well imag
ine my gratification, at the publication
of my f ast defence ot pur Harry Bacon,
jibd what is more, be feels rally as grat
ified a h nffyelf, Willi tm X. Snooks,
dues. J To-day I met bim, and he shook
my band: ai Only one honest man will
another, and said, my dear SnooksJ
you know not: how over-joy fuM feel at
vour ifaaulv, courageous and fearless!
defend; ot my official eondnct in the
matiajjeuient of "this work. You have
piscfd me and ray dear friend Harper
lumlerllasting.es, everlasting, oblige
lions to - yew, : by such chivalry, and
miy tbe-lime come' when I can repay
ou. Hamer says it you would only'
ngree tu trade with Joim be would em
- pivy ou to-morrow; but he thinks you
will see the lido you can get your bread
buttered on, and as soon as you do,
dear uook a job yod shall have, .
(ff, says, our Henry liacon, my
dear fcoooks," lyou see those miserable
li!utp, jpn ' down tax. payers and a few
if those merchants are grumblings and
for what? ' Why, -you see Capt. Har
:- svaa Teasel went to Little River,
got uneasy about her and ieft his
dredging to-day about 2 o'clock, weni
duwu the beach about ten miles, fouud
' hia vessel, the Charles Thomas, towed
Itf up to the bar at about 5 o'clock J
r then went tq work , and worked until
5,-13 and look his vessel on to Smith
Title. .It is true the dredge-boat lost
about three hours work and Capt; Har
per got the benefit of it, but what right
. have they to grumble? The United
$tate guveratnent is rich and Captain
Harper is in or. t t .,
Now, lies; merchants here, who
don't likeCapt. Harper, grumble and
say that Cipt, Harper has freightei
?30,00O worth of goods on the govern
meut boot but what ritht has sush
poor ItusIi us Wweott, Davis aud Morse
.' to say aiiTtbii g, if I am willing for
tbs gOTernmrnt boat to do Capt. Har
i per a' favor? Some of these low down
tax pajeis grumbled because Captain
Harper towed in the OrientaTa'nd the
pray, two small vessels, the other dayJ
- while i wrecking, but they hare nothing
. , to do wit,h it. . .
An I, says brother Bacon, friend:
' oojks,, the i thet day while my dear
Harper was away in Baltimore I did'nt
' pay off until he got home, so that he
. could get hi money irom the men, and
iboiv teHows complained of that. It
i an outrage ! that I have got to be
' talked abjut; bY tuch low down trash.
, Aad you,' who are. standing . by me so
. nobly will certainly reap your reward.
; The most of ihcae fellows don't know
ho it
is wilting i for the Tost, bat!
brother W. X. Snooks, I spotted you
I V K! L-U. 1 -.ltl ir
t ouce. ;"o newspaper p ebrreipon
can t fool me. I'll see you againJ
brother Bacon, and give you some
m e poiuts soon and he walked away.
l am glad you said nothing snore
gainst brother Henry Bacon last week.
1 thought you would hold off when you!
ni irom i, wiiuam .v. cnooxs, i
,taM Mr. nooks that all would be
tU. -Say I, darling Sally Snooks,!
in this man Canaday is a Repub-J
;!aB, and when he takes up your d jar!
Mf . I
w illiaai'a communication, he w
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iLHmxrat captured, and m:
P uit communication, and your dear!
1 WiUians X. Snooks will bo on the got
rnsieBt Urks. MBut.w says say dar
bog Sally, say she, lou are a Demoi
and Mr. Henry Bacon la a Radk!
' Kepublkan. and he wonV flvo yoc,
"l-ck these women art at taxing a
paUt, and my Sally taono of tho UXA
"twvomtai ever saw. dsuitpuu.
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yaairomeUwhIa.otlatt,
wtleVii re th white wlad hlrdi of
tha Ai!.t! mnl thn 1 rrmm he. fc:'
it. r..,. o v i.'
MtkiB cquou isaisi sw mrm avv-wij .
'Wdied;
ar4 anooked,tn4 thtroaruac
aat U take two of na to stow
ltm way la good shape.
I.! w. tL k..i tf t hi,
orr, neglected or
Vkkle, our Uenry
Tkeyflo tavlhatha fxlrtr
. ktub f Mr...... I.' M mm. 11' I . V.
: r iinr. iiTi a. nm mmm a s ' aiMiniitit mna iui mm uiu nw , r . . . . .
, . " - , ,v . , v r i aureus nrrs V7 wra BU Banyi
trsj. w th Capuln JJarpet Wollect the nasio, but Ii iraa aaaal ft.VWnd, employing over tW
iU make It oJl rlxhU 'Or aayt W About el.Teu mUes frost Rocky CTT. . . 7tl- ..:i-r ri.l
mi rww . v. ixt w twP i v- v ard aaetarerie betUe'
jlate criticiami on h harbor ImproTe
Imenfs. The fact is. h iikea me lie and
(brother Henry both. Did you ver see!
Ithe dear boyr Micklt? Wel)khe. ia
ubivi nuiktu yuutuiriDj, M inc uiuci
that we all,, including Sally and the
children the younr Snooksea have
Iscoured our eyes on his account Sally
always takes up forIlckle. She says he'
is wi naousome, ana is men a spienaiu
marble pliyer that it Is a pity to work
him so. The other day I went homej
and found, bit dear Sally; wiptar the
jpertpiratioQ from his ( 11 ickle'a) noble
uiuw, . on maniDg me sweri uaruog
with her aj ron. I didn't tee the spoon
but it looked as if she bad been feed
ing him. Yon may Jnsf rrear that no
one eLe would have been allowed suck
pririiygrV 6ut we bate an Itching for
the si! ndid plant, and hope in time
tsmake a man of him. i ' - v.
' .Yours with love,, i . '
f William Skooks.
I ,;:; " 3ITX ITEMS.
ah subscribers to the tost not re
ceiviog the same regularly, will please
report the same to Mr. W. E. Sellers or
at this office. I - '
T - -
CooH have made their appearance.
The river has risen about one foot at!
F7etleville, and the steamers are now
running through. ; f !
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Third street, in front of the City
Hall, is being ballasted from Princess
to Chestnut streets.
Mr. W. P. Canaday, the editor of
this paper, has been quite sick for the
past 4 wo weeks..-: .-- ' V
A. Gamberg's jresidence at Rocky
Point was draped in mourning out ol
respect for the late President.
There is to be a sabre tournament
at the State Fair, and Hon. A. M. Wad
pell is to deliver the ' coronation ad-
Mress. ' -C;- ! V.-' :- i'-' : .'
: Mayor . Smith expects to call tbej
memorial meeting on, Monday at the
hour the fu neral services of the lamented'
President are being held. 1 : j
;; The Wilmington Light Infantry have
received the necessary equipments for
the trip to Yorktown next month and
uay iney wi
I Gen. Ma
punday ,ni
ay tbey will carry fhlrty-five toew. l 1
annmg . arrivea nome ; last
- mi i
eht from his Irip of-four
mcn -hs at the north, and "is in great!
mproTed health we are glad to state.
There will bo a baptising to day at
the fit of Princess street at a eleven
o'clock, from Athe First Baptist Church
on the corner of Campbell I and eight
streets, conducted by A M. Conway.
Duplin county Inferior Court con
vened in its first acrsion at Ktnansville!
ion last Monday, the 19;h instant, bat:
1.1 . t S "
mere was out mug ouainesa iraosacieu
save the oecfsaary sets of organiza
The pew round house of the Caroli
f
oa Central Railroad at LaurinburgJ
which has been under process of ereo-
tiun for some months past, has been
completed
It has a capacity for ten
bnginea. .
Friday evening last was the, begin
oing of the great Hebrew festival, "Reab
trw a . re .T m-p -l TV.- 1.'
ririT m I vs iww .
stores of car JewUh miaenu were:
fclowd. tt it wu a JeMt day and a time!
bf high celebration.
Rev. C. O. Brady, minister In charge
of Su: Mark's Church in this city, re
turned here last Saturday night from
I Colonel
ntar k'n tin Kmh cnlledinr tneclmeni
jof woods peculiar to eastern North Car- j
iolina. has sent Trofeaeor V. U Ken'
29 Tarietiee,' These are te U shewn at
lAtlaBta: and it b thought that they
'make the exhibit of our wood com I
Cv"
.P1'
CuEKX.-The other day a the traic.
was rounding the eU Dghth street,
'coaiog from Waldos, natnngerateppsc
t0 Mr. George Z French and
L-t-a whi lace Is thkvt llr.
h ii.a.i
Wami4 m small coat.
Tv aos tAava mi vwiiroad ina liiu
i --
ta
YadWn alley rvtrooo, ana wwca w
CtU U. mvptj 00ad
a sMUtha, haa bet aeU to tho I
Si
Urt l J?flr!?5VSS
ww - . . .- .
Vr lUth ,krif;
'.t aboard. Wo kftot iesUBoJwht
U. .Dm n.Hntar rl aoo$h frequeuUy announced,
(resumed at St. Mark', o. Sunday. .
H. aShort,of Lake Wacca-1 'Monster Shows has ever a
m, MMm - v. ' - - ' m awsoiKaww n m nm mt
ortrlookod dea.- -.TTL.'T.T t .eidetfklttaand
Aiaoona asasKaai. w; .;vvr r' 'Mn!Mlatsauak of
WILMINGTON, NOETH
The Lancaster (8. O.) Review
that on the 14th inst. cotton sold
WiH
fmicrtan. llf cents: Savannah 11
iviiuno ill laic uicii acLa iiauicvi. ti ii-i
I . ft
New Orleans, 11 Mobile, Hi; Augusta,!
111;. Charleston, 11; Columbia, 10i;;not in wrath, by' Him .who dbeth all!
Charlotte, 111; Camden, 11; Lancaster,
HI-:
The fall term of the Criminal Court J
His ! Honor, Judge Meares, presiding,'
i i r a
will convene in this city to-morrow au
11 : o'clock. . Several cases will bef
brooght against the city, growing out
bf-the VPoor man's bill." in relation to
the disposal of the market carts and
other matters pertaining thereto.
Second Lieutenant R. H. Beery, of
. 1
jthe mlmingtoa Light Infantry, .ha
urea eijecieu rirst fj:euieuant to mi i
vacancy caused by the resignation o
Lieut. V. J. Gordon, and Junior Sec-!
lond ' Lieutenant Geo. W. Doyle has
been made Second 'Lieutenant, Vice
Lieut, j Beery, promoted. A vacancy
Junior SecondLieutenant, stia exists
land will be filled by election at the!
next regular meeting of the company,
The Chops. -And now it turns outi
exactly as we thought, that the condi
tion of the crops throughout the state
has bepn very much exagerated. A
merchant who is pecuniarily interested
in ine jwelfare of the larmers Bays neJ
finds the situation much better tbau he
was led to believe it to be. It would
seem as though a county or a neighbor
hood is too often judged, in the crop
estimates, by the evil rather than by
the gooid reports.
A Pbikce or Breffny is the title
, , ;
(of Mr. Thomas P. May's new novel,!
whi:h is in press and shortly to be
published by T. B. Peterson & Brothers,
bf Philadelphia, Pa. The hero of this
charm ipg book was a famous Irish sol
pier of fortune and the first Spanish
Oovernbr of Louisiana. The book hasi
a clearlj defined, healthful value, while
ihes author's power of narrative is re
markable, and the work will amply. re
Jpayjperusal. : We recommend it to ill
Xour'fl .Palace Advektisi no Cae,
!a magoificentry decorated and elegant
It appointed affair, is now Iving n. the
Jdepot. The second car, which is sa
to be equally as fiae, will be-hete net t
weex' j lnere juiaitrno-be as many
men 4employedas agents and adrer-
in advance uf UoupVshow, as are
Icontaiied in some whole shows, agents
and all. Really .Coup; is out doing
himself this year. "i
Mr. p. J. Piver.one of the pilots at
pmithyille has ' taking the soundings
bn thet new inlets between the Stone
iWall across Federal Point and. Bald
- i - -
Head beach, and he reports from 10 U
11 feet Of water on each one of "the in-
lets. XhU looks tery much as though
wo would have as much water eojn on
these new inlets as on the old bar. We
sincerely hope that this matter will
1
turn out better than many of os ex
peet. 1 ' '
BC!E Crop, The recent storm in
Jjured ,the rice crop on the river about
25 pe cent, but this loss it is thought
wQl be equalized to the planters by an
increase in the price. The highest
price obtained here last year for, low
jland Srice was about $1.40 per bushel
lout it is said that offers of f 1.50 hare
a i :
piwuiicra 10 q civr m ovum lum...
iH W course, hire an effect on the
imarket. it is expected that the first
rough rice will reach market this season
about the 10th of October.
t . "
Cour'a Gieat'Show asd a Paws;
Comiko OcTri3.-rAW
.
no tea
as that!
United
ppeared in
hm anulh.
I Our readers may rest assured that
jwhat Mr. Coup promises will be ful
ailed to the letter on the 13th of OctJ
u announced in the advertbemenU
U U a ttnUeman ia whom our reader!
'may place the moat implicit coafileoce
I i . ttt.rA n imnanaau
L 0a the moat grand,
. mtit tWturra added be-
in a maruificenl hippodrome, with a
Vacs) track, completely eeclrcl teg three
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- -
SSk rra?'! U
CrSr!! iJthesu are thr
is lthe press.
La)
L
whoar
M&roaaaceo hart
tho asagt
a. i . i sr -w a
I Wl mmm adao. bands of music lib'
i i ,. ....I. 1 fra .mm iWaSenaf thCriilk .1
fw.' ireao, nuay w w w , .vww, - riJ J " It Is twouxh.
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CAROLINA; SIINDAy; SEPT. 25. 1881.
"ynj f The Natios's V bswsstt. J
1 as! (The death of Mtden GarfipT4 has'
.cast a rloom over this city: which will,
l:UlonzbM
VMk m kiuuui uidi auu u&t w uivi uu
Jbeen afilicted, tettitfliope in mercy and:
!th!n ..11 T,Ut-.knfJ.mAl
fn.-xs-i i J
'greatest men the world ever produced,
IE W m ai---B-rl k IiMA-i M m MFtlATl
to unite the people' of : this nation.
JlTw
(the
ere is now no sectional feeuosr, out: i,
north and the south; the east and
J.r i 1 , ; ; i
over tne aortal rematna;b( our n.mur-
dered Prwident. In thUdthe'
r rresldent Garfield, i -updf alable.
The faces of the good people show their!
grief, and in many streets the stores?
and dwellings are draped in the garbl
of mourning, and the entrances to the
various Church edifices were draped on
Friday and Saturday . r j :H-i
On Tuesday a joint meeting ;of the
Chamber of Commerce and the Produce
Exchange was held at 12, o'clock, to
adopt resolutions of respect to the
memory of President Garfield.
lion. A. U. VanBoxkelen, President
bf the Chamber of Commerce, called
the meeting to order. He stated that
the meeting, had been called by thd
Presidents of the two bodies present,
with the view of taking some action
with regard to the death Of James A.
Garfield, President of the United States.
On ntotion of Mr. R, E. Calder, Pres
ident of the Produce Exchange, a com
mittee of three was appointed by - the
Chair to report 'suitable resolutions ex
Jpressive of the sense of the meeting
Dr. A. J. DeRosset and Mersrs. David
u, worm and William uaider were
appointed this committee. '
The committee retired and upon their
return submitted, through their Chair
man, Dr. DeRosset, the following pre
amble and resolutions .i .
Whereas, In the wisdom of a Divine
Providence it has been decreed that
the skill of man, the devotion of friends,
the DraTers of a ddodIs and the desire!
bi all nations could not avail to save
- a --r .
from an untimely and cruel' death the!
Chief Magistrate pf these United fc tates,
we desire to put upon record,' with pro
found-emotions,; the grief which fills
our nearia, Dummy oowing in su omis
sion to the Will of that Ruler ? which
. i . i . i i i -
reigneth over the rings of the earth' i
and "doeth all thines well."
Ecsolved, That in the death of Presi-
Jureatest' calamities tnat has befallen
ur country, one calculated to test tol
uttermost. uur pevuiiar luaiiiukiuusj
Hi'i.d rtquiring of our citizens, without
regard to former afhiiationa, the exer
Icise of great forbearance and such i
Surrender of individual desires to' the!
public good as may enable u to safely
and q'lietly pass through! the Ordeal to
wnicu we are surgecieu,
Hcsolcctl, That his long and painful
ktruRirle fur life, endured with such
manly fortitude and Unrnllan reaigna-l
tion, has endeared him to our peopl
d, cas enaeareu aim to our peopiei
as
the mot successlul administration!
Jof public affairs could not have done
land that in bis martyr death the nam
Jof James A. Garfield has been enrolled.
among these whose memory the south
will ever bold most sacred. . ,
Hewlveti, That in respect to his mem
brv the rooms of thts body be draped in
mournintr until toe obsequies or tbei
kleceased President are completed.
The preamble and resolutions were?
adopted by a unanimous vote. Oa mo
kion of Mr. R. E. Calder, the rooms of
lt. a XwtaM0A tmrnm kwA9A Ia V.m
land business, as far as practicable sus
'nended dnriasr tha dar. : s i. '
On. motion of Mr. D. McRae, 2nd
Vice-President of the Chamber of ComH
merce. it was
AefotertL That this meeting recom-1
mend a ceneral suspension t bosinestl
Pf??t,.y5!!F!:a?
jappotatea lor roe unerai services oi.
jour late x rrsrarnt. j( ;
l' I ll)r a fw HinirVl fmwt
Mr. Wi
JCalder, expressive ol the eorrow and.
Umt nf Mr ambI. Ill
leetlag, on
'motion, adjourned. ! . , I
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The Mayor of this city has called a.
masa.meeting of the citixens to aseesaj
Jiho purpose of expressing the grief and
recrei ol the people ol taiscoamaaur.
1m the death of Ieident Oarfiekl,l
w . -
tfoaday has been selected because it fc
bu that day the remalna will be lner-
red. His Honor haa also issued a ycoJ
wOamatioa calling Car an entire
Mow of beelues on thai day.1
Jllouse, rosioCca, rrodnco xchasgJ
lr.tM.uk n&e. BirusJ OSce. Tsorali
tt rmmm ,'. BtflM. llMa A
Sheioatein, A. DafU, Vstt A SoasJ
I.. v , v -
Unra. P.Ueishtfjf,na4th Jewkr
Stnateguo nro rrpiatry drop!
amormiax.adthe wlaAewf ether;
nUk, Nerwxj, Drrxii aa4 Swe-
S
kfSUaat
u ur
ic3,th CssrUecBKaai
Dr. TT. LLGrvrau Coward EalkSteaat
1 l " . ' , . . .
4lut O!gtao oajti;, u p t-cnr
1tani H Xataa Osenftay, ciar, J
.viiuatterpr ufMcaawau;
Jhare been half-masted. The sorabrej
Mecorations of grief will remain noUl'
.the: funeral obseqnies are held, and
J
i
those on the federal buildings perhaps'
for thirty days longer. -
THE VlCAU GENERAL OF NOHTH
iCAJLOLUTA. Father Harrv P. Northrop!
t"" appointed Vicar-Apostolic of)
1 '
.being a diocese, bnt a Vicariate-Apos
tolic the ecclesiastic , in charge ol it
JtT T !
.consecrated as bishop and has that
i u r i. r
I iTather H. E
son
Of Aha IaIa fJ. T. Knrtlimn. an m
lawyer of the Charleston bar. He was!
born in Charleston, S. C, and is in his!
fortieth year. f, : ,r - .'.:v;';-
"On 'his arrival in Charllon from
Rome he was sent to supply the place
bf Dr. Cocoran, at Wilmington, N. C.
jSubsequently he was' appointed pastor
bi tne church at Newbern. N. C. tcH
which church, were attached several!
missions. North Carolina, which hadj
until then been attached to the diocese
of Charleston, was at that time made a
Jsvparato vicarate, the present Arch-
.bishop Gibbons, of Baltimore teingitw
"Father Northrop remained in North
OaroIinA two years after the division of
the diocese and returned to Charleston
in J871. He was then stationed at the
Cathedral as assistant pastor,' and was
in 1877 appointed pastor of 8t. Patrick's
KJuurcn. father -Northrop has eterl
been thoroughly efficient and conscien
tious in the discharge 1 of his duties.
He is possessed of high intellectual
lability, is genial in manner, but id of a
retiring disposition and more inclined
to continue in his present sphere than
to enter; into a' more public and ele
vated position. The honor done him
is one that he well deserves, and which
will be gratifying to the many friends!
who have confidently expected that hd
would be raised to the Episcopate."
Prsder County Affairs. The to
tal of all taxable property in Pender
bounty, for this year; 1SS1, as taken from
the list in the effice of the Register of
Deeds, amounts to $I,189,3G3, divided
as follows: 363,684 acres of land, valued
At $854,141; 141 town lots, 127,939; 679
horses, $39,531; 2 jacks, $150; i jenny;
.125; 275 goats, $250; 7,086 cattle, $40,
1395; 16,882 swine, $18,216; 5,336 sheep,
j$5,519; farming uteasils, 67,916; money
liu hand $9,655; solvent credits,
$33,473; stock in insurance companies,!
$6,877; other personals, $13,641; rail
road franchise, 1 90. j
The special state tax is $2,626 50i ,
Theschodl tax for the year is as fol
lows: 911 white polls at $1 21 j" each,
1 lAfi'&A- Cufi MvlnilsJ .will tl 4I1...V
'! f177 7ft. 141 rand nn . tlHA
- vW .
taxable property J $1,486 70.
ToUlJ
$3.671 26.
The taxes for county purposes ard
126 1-6 ' cents on every $100 of taxable
property,: and 78 j cents on each-poll J
$3,521 59. ! .
Special county taxes at 16 cents on
kvery $100 of taxable property, and 501
bents on each poll, amounting to $2,-1
S84 27. Total county Ux, $7,412 86. I
Total sute and county tax. including!
income,$14,423 99.
Since the year 1831 opened the Reg
ister of . Deeds of Pender county has:
ssued marriage licenses to forty white
couples and forty-nine colored coupiesJ
the fees from which, up to and Includ
jing the 221 "instant, amounting o $133j
Kessurer.
U1TI imu ymtVj vwvt iu kmc vuuutj
The county warrants of Tender are
worth their face value in gold.
rttRFKCT TRUST.
1 i
i wieh ato. Ind lmnu to:
'know not of the ills to meet .
I Before I get scros-
T xhe fitful voyage may be;
,cat nutieat m abide bu time
"ii . ..... . . .M.
Who built the boat for me.
Tis fally manned ia erery pari.
l-IIope is lae aacbor lair;
The com mm that it haa is Fail.
And every oarj as prayer. L
( The ocean madly roar,
au i ao b iwihj w v
Eend closer to Ue oars.
i-.
1 Usees the wuvee rwa saoustUto hlg V
Ajb4 thresuesi mo to strand;
tVr smt tot Ue theea ia
. The holiew of U hand.
tho log at tisse ebarmrta my count,
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ONLY R!NG;;CIRCUSN JIIE VORtD.
OX j ITS S ECO Wl TTRt t?3f Ml
LEADING CITIES
NEW 'TTNTTTH
FiLEV TnrtEE iiW Im!Ei, nii".
GREAT PARIS
WITH RACE TRCK FORTY FEET tVlfJK AND NEARLY HALF
A JIILE AKOI XD
WILMINGTON, THURSDAY OCT. 13TH.
, After oorapleUnt a three week' brilliant and rcoi!ful enramnl In lb Madison
?qnare Gardens, formerly known as the OUEAT NKW QHK UieiOUIULK UiitUlloa,
WDlch Mr. COUP ballt htmiwlf In N Vtrk In Ml halmnsnn hia nr In Lhn leatdlnff
of the South with a MAGNIFICENT
LAHGEST AND DEST
since exhibiting In this city last season Mr. Cotrr has enlarged hit exbibiUona in fulir
THREE TIMES THET R VTt RM KKPItlim RTTONw I Ui th ait.lltlnm nf m. VAJN1KI.
CtNT HIPPODROME AND THREE (URVWB COMPANIES, bbUIr mulUDMiJy
la THREE IMMENSE C1RUITS RINGS. emnloTlng nearly TWO HUNDRED AKTlSTti
of all nailonaUUea. Also, a 8PLKNDID MUSEUM AND 1RAND MENAGERIE- Amoni
the leadina sensational featurea are tha rreat and only L.U L.IL who la hurlml mora tban
lone hundred feet tbrongh the air from a powerful Iron catapult, periormlna- two complete
ueo, exciuux Hippodrome Races, Chariot Raees, Jockey lUeea, ImiIt Hurdle luus, t at
Jan4 8tandiog Races, Zulu and Indian lUcea, tho Wonderful BRONCHO HUKMfei, th
iMma none rovuie; iTTerarony ana uog
ora, c giving a series oi tue most novel
witnessed in any show in the world, without
Grandest Street Pageant Ever Known.
are fully enal to the combined melodies
M UcltJlAril?. Such a startling,
Four - Circus and
w-as never before known In connection
" est. either In Knrope or America. In fact.
prcpurtiona, and tbe daily aegreeate expenses are mo exlraorilnartly large, that he la
compelled by neewslty, not by choice, to
ndulu, and 60 oenjut fur children over ntoa
"Xtra. ' -S . ' .-'.
IT WO EXIIiniTIOXM IAII.TAFTi:nXOO AND EVE.I.;.
Cheap excursion trains will run oa all railroads on the day of exhibition., Taoae with
Ing to avoid the crowds at the tleket offlce
jbition at Dyer Son's Clothing House, at a
Trylnir on the Bonnet
A New1 Haven gentleman, whose bn-
jiiness keeps . him up late at night, was
persuaded to db a millinery errand fori
his wife the other night, and as n re
kult stumbled op the front stairs about
two o'clock in the motiiinr with lire:
bran-new bonnet held carefully under
his arm ia a tisane paper. As soon, art
he! turned oa the gas 'his better half
rubbed open her eyes and drowsily in
nuired: i. ', - f; . - y. ;
fYou loot; mv bonnet, didn'tH
lyour . .- ; 'l.;
f No, I didn't. Here's the busiuess.'1
MO, t. Jit mA thai wnmea .artn
d and rioned; thewraDDianoff in a!
'jiiy, Ond, alatting her uhtcap into the;
corse, adjusted t ae new pore base care-
rally on her head, -now do you liar
it It's becoiBdnr. isn't Itr
"Madam." reeponded tho huoband.
rtfao bonnet certainly is becomiog, no
komehosr tha remainder or vour coe
Ume don't jibe. Yoordma, If I amay
iotll it such, lias too mucu uamo
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Wrinff and not enoosh otentirL
Aiak you ueea a luue nue-fnemuor
. ...r.. tr .t i
tod a couple of extra ruraea ! i
"OhTOU horrid- I
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eaacav com ui u im i ut wi
Vmtrmlit, if I ! may borrow from the:
1 mawtawlb, -
I fk on hatefol; 111 throw tho thief u . rwaTttjat
Vwt of the window if fa doo't teU ate. j wa aw
Vuat how U looks-ao thete- - I ZSmmlVmJl
I "That's what I'm trying to fc, y I f v . sdmuji attatc ro.
Wear. The bonnet tools imsseei f
!( your present coatame year callnnU j -r '"-' "' L.; ' V
ail to aaako a art cm tno oiraes. mmafJUmJU mi Berth
m ae like aa not Ua4 in tho poJicefl s ; . B
houwa, a asooMa taw aoamw mtufi,
'tod lectstred, aa4
utaU. nil ka
ia4 leciartJ, aia the,
html netw heonoi t
U by tho mimwcej of kwr vwienl
3ai aho sUIn Uke thai boeArt e
Jiho west aaai riytri htntvf up ia thf
Vst dads aho k an4 tea he aowkt
n tie nwralcg aho. emt mwmwmsCH
bout tho swsjsn, trying UsrMt
'?oa4 ia s"'Twiftrs neiato tho nUrrutv-
TorrrTtl the oa we Im kt a.V.s
U comrr4 to lit 3afty a litir;
tth oam ere hatfav !. . - .'
Thett MnCertraA trrrrth wVk!
art tint Taiolvllaty a4 Lirv-Lw;
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4iss nasal's owiii osKarn tltr arr
atS IV. lltUM Xaawtkia
NUMBER 3D
AT vA vwt T a w. k t avti
OF.TJIli MOlTU. T ,
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HIPPODROME !
EXHIBIT IX
NEW gOMSOLl DATlON, every wher 4mlt
IsnOW IiV THE WORLD.'
bdowb, ine jpinc iiiian urer tfounua..
ana intensely lntotestinc prioruanc ever.'
exoeptlou
The N1NE K1ND3 OK MV8IO
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of TWELVE llUNpRED SKILFUL'
array of features as is presented in the
Hippodrome
Kings
with any exhibition North or Houtb, r jut nr
Ms. COUP'd MHO W lias rrown 10 uf h tiii
Increase the price ol admtslon to 73 coal fbr
years of asc. Chbolco reaerved acaisSicenu
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can Procure their ticku on tbe dar of exhU
fining advaae. -
Acaiits Wanted for the Standard
EdiUoo.
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to STYLES : I Elegant EdlUon. abut
W trfTmft I AU lum. itannuniln
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ItevHIon" given to sub"
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'ecrtDers. The eecrvt of auweaafnt caav
ling given every agent. I twnd lor our liberal
iter. (Mention tht iHttwr.l
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