, rett, Treasurer; William lteinecke,
Secretary,
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Mrs. Elizabeth ltichardson, wife of
Mr. Jas. A. ltichardson, of this county,
died at hor home near this city, at
'2 o'clock Wednesday morning, after a
painful illness of several weeks. She
was ti devoted wife, an affectionate
mother, and a devout Christian, having
been a consistent member of Cedar
Chapel Methodist Church for a number
of years. The neighborhood in
which she lived jias sustained a great
losa in her death, for no one had a better,
more, kind-hearted or charitable
neighbor .than she was, and a largo circle
of friends mourn her loss equally
with her immediate family. The funeral-took
place Thursday evening from
the family residence, and was largely
attended.
"asri
Bartley Campb. IT jmelodrama,"The
White Slave," Is full of strong
situations, great li imtm Interest and
scope for legitimate as well as charter
acting. Put in the hands of
a good company and presented in
superb style of stage settings, Is it a
wonder that It should prove a drawing
card that will not dull for a long time
to come? It opened its .seek in this
city last night at the People's Theatre
and there was an immense hoine to
bid it Welcome The scenery is costly,
elaborate and telling, and in the tab
leau of the Hunting wrecic, a new
device in stage lightning is introduced,
which, If it could lie patented,
should insure its inventor a fortune
It Is the most realistic lightning ever
seen here and s effected iy casting
jagged lines of electricity along the
scene at the hack ot the .stage. Tiie
company is excellent and does its
work wcW.ltejtttblicnn, SV Louh
Jkc 7.
At the Opera House Monday, January
1880:
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