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known, as yet, who will be called to
ill the vacancy. We are requested,
in this connection, to give notice that
a meeting Of the Official Board will
be held at the Church, at II o'clock
this evening, and it is hoped that all
will be present, as important business
will require their attention.
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~ T. G. BridwelI & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Com
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tfrs-ss.14- fgs-,r l.
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COOK .-#Nt Fore EHnHnH. nn Tue.Tav. fIHa
Goth inst. of rHnluffHa. fHfrr III I...r
ngod ~ yaafH. T1a fnmnlne vafa infar.rf
iu tho DWenaVll q cemetery. 8n Wndnna.
day, the 7tu lnsi.
Weep not or thoaa
Who sink within tne arms of lrrfH
Ereyet the Chilling Wufrr lInHtH
OF sorrow Ger hau blows
But weep Tor them .Wn0 hero remain.
rho mouruiul acfif1U On pain.
GoudemAfl LD Seed nnnU hr|rUf fru anHn
And marx Grlnffa unIlnfhnfv sraHr
Flung DER aopn'H fairaat F1Ha.H
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the farmers over there are afraid that
;f thew get a railroad, their lands viii
be increased in value, and they will
have TO -gay more taresi They don't
look at the fact that they could sell
their crops for at least one-third more
money than at present.
Mr.. Barker related to as many pleas.
ant incidents in the early history of
our city, the most noteworthy one
being that whenever. they wanted to
cut down the weeds. on Main Street,
they would buy a gallon or two of
whisky and make frolie of the coca
sion. tt viii be remembered that
Main was the only street in our city
at that time. ar rr
Mr.. Barker left for home last night.
but before going he subscribed for
the WEEKLY JOURNAL, which he
wanted to take especially for the
market reports. Mr.. B. is fifty-nine
years of age, but We hope he may live
to read the JOURNAL for many years
TO come. '5e-zl = li-5. 1t4 tlZo
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NOtIce-To All Whom This May Con-


Having served with large portion
of the medical profession of our city
for over twenty-five years, through
storm and sunshine, Winter and Sum-
mer, day or night, l now feel my own
strength fast declining. and old age
coming on. l therefore now decline
any further solicitations from any OF
MY Aneighbors or friends In the upper
part of our city, and portions of what
was once called Lamasco, hoping that
some other good Samaritan will pass
by and take my place.
Respectfully, yours,
Orr % 1899 Ocf29- 2k
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Cincinnati Marker.

By TeleErhph.l CLEoNEATI. october Is.
FLOUR-Dnll and unchanged.
r. WHEAT-Neglected: red 81 O801 y.
i CoRN-Steady new COG; old 659S7c.
RYE-Scarce and higher, az 98c0el
BARLEY--Is In better demand; Fall at
GI 509l IS. .v-r.t .tt.tl = a-e-H
OATs-50DE6c.
C0TToN-Duli. M Kidding 25c.
ToBAcCo--Ftrmer and In good demand :
sales OF no hhds at IS IS 20 SIS; but little I'm
market. iis. Is f=s rr5 RI l-..
WHISKY --Dull al 81 l0lIu.
MESS Rol2K-Dun and nominal at G31.
LARD-Nominally unchanged; prime at
I65zc: new steam f5s<c.
BULK MlEATsz AND HACoN-Stock nearly
exhausted and prices nominal.
GREEN AlEATS-LoWer and duh at III. IA
and l5e; buyers holding OF, owing 20 the
mild weather.
HoGEDuli, for the same reason, at 50 50
10 $40 50: receipts 1900.
BUTrER-iDual at % 70 DC. Ar-T
2 sOILs-Linseed very dun and unsettled :
1t can be bought at 92993c; Lard unchang.
ed and quiet IT 81 1891 8f Petroleum Is
quiet. at 3lG33c for refined.
SEEDS%-felax declined TO 81 90, and dull ;
Clover and Timothy are nominally uns
changed.
GoLD-IzB9z buying and 100 selling.
aExCHNGE-Dul At lilo discount buying,
MoNEY-Market close.
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SALE OF CoTToN To- Day Martin,
Gardner & Go. will sell lot of good
Tennessee cotton this morning, COM
mencing promptly at ten o'clock.
They will also sell few hogsheads of
prime tobacco stems. Those inter
ested viii remember to be on hand
nroTnDtlv.
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ARRESTED ON a REoUIsITIoN.--A
requisition from the Governor of
Kentucky was made on Governor
Baker, of this State. for the arrest of
a. G. Bryant, who was supposed
to be in this city. The requi-
sition was turned over to
Sheriff Miller, who, with the aid of
his assistants, succeeded in arresting
Bryant. The prisoner stabbed a man,
in 1868, near SpottsYille, Kentucky,
but has never been arrested until yes
terday. The matter was taken before
the Circuit Court, and, upon the man
being properly identified, Judge J ones
directed the prisoner to be turned
over to Officer Rouse, of Henderson,
who was present, waiting to take
charge Of him.
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NoT1cE.--We desire notifying the
public that We have all. the orders we
can possibly I'll up to December 1st,
1869, and cannot receive any more I'M
til that time. SPEER & Co. u.
Proprietors Rockport Coal Mines.
oct22 Iw
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IMpRovNd.-William Paine's little
boy, SO badly burned on Wednesday,
is improving, although the little fell
lows head is swelled to twice its
natural size.
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Notice.

The firm of EcNair & Salat, Boot
and Shoe Dealers. No. AZ Main
Street, has been dissolved, F. III.
Wilke having purchased the interest
of Mr.. MeNair. The style of the firm
hereafter will be j -
ec27.1W WILKE & SALAT.
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MCLEAN COUNTY FAIR.-The Nc.
Lean County (Ky.) Fair. held last
week, was. considering the bad
weather.. quite "a. success. The first
premium on tobacco, and the silver
water set, valued at $40. Offered by
Martin, Gardner & Co., of this city.
was awarded to FL. G. McEuen, of
Mclean County, for the best specf-
men of Shipping Leaf.
The second premium and the silver
castor given by Martin, Gardner s.
Co., valued at $50, was awarded to
John Mccormick for the best speci.
men Of Cutting Leaf. B5ss
The display of stock, as we are in.
formed, was very fair, the attendance
was quite large, and taken altogether,
it was financial success. %.
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Read Nasty" on "Barrett's $. {"

~ ~ Five hundred choice Bacon
Hams, in prime order, for sale at the
Builders Emporium, In lots as want
ed. Water. between Walnut and
Locust Streets. ~ a.
toet9-15t BABeOCK & STEELE.
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~ Sheriff Miller left on the Rose
Hite. with his squad Of penitentiary
representatives, last night, for Jeffer-
sonyille.
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steam Barrel Factory.

DAUsHERTY & MANKING,s Elk.
tensive Steam Barrel Factory IS prepared
to fill orders for any kind OF Barrels, de-
livered on the Ohio, Cumberland, or Ten
uesaee River, on short notice. Loolf DIV
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IA Mr.. MARcoNNIER, the famous
Halter, has just engaged a furrier
from New York, and is now ready to
make all kinds of Ladies' Furs out of
raw SKINS and do repairing at the
shortest notice. Remember, he has got
the only regular furrier in the city.
oct22-Iw
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NeR Hnods.

sRosencranz & Smith have just re-
T Ssl09d and RS as50FtW G o. v Sgsb
will be sold cheap. We defy COM
petition. eor,.
a fine assortment of Odd Fellow
and Masonic Pins at
Il RosEECRANz & SBnTH's,E
oe29.1t No. II Second Street.
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PoTAToEs AND THE CoLD Wealth.
RR.-We are informed by several
farmers that the cold weather has
seriously damaged the crop Of late
potatoes, especially the peach blows,
which are still in the ground. The
earth has been frozen to the depth Of
two or three inches, and it is thought
that the crop will be damaged to a
considerable extent. The late " cold
snap" seems to have caught almost
every one unprepared. and the result
has been that many persons will expe-
rience heavy losses from its blightiDg
effects.
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/" Barrett's -" Hair Restorative.

E9 Fish & Barter have a fine
assortment of Ladies initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
~ E.sf 80 oo1ff
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B~ Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Sehapker,
Busting & Co.'S e1-- -.e seq
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Carpenters and Contractors.

The undersigned will offer for sale,
at the store of the late John McMan-
aman. lot Of Shelving, Glass Casing,
Drawers and Counters, on Saturday
at 10 A. NJ. Parties intending to fit
up nice store with the proper fix
lures, will do we'll to attend.
oe28-3t p. BURKE. Executor.
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.OPENED.-H. j. Schlapfer has re-
ceived and opened his new stock of
Fancy Goods, which are now on ex-
hibition. Call and see them. oc28.3t
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% Decaleomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing al
Fish & Barter's. oc1tf
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a ARREST. Policeman Gillett, yes
terday afternoon. arrested an old
German, who was intoxicated, aud
took him to the lookup. A large
crowd followed the prisoner to the
station house. ItWas stated that the
officer was unusually rough with the
old German. and an affidavit for
assault was fled against Gilett. The
case will be tried at the Recorders
Court this morning at nine o'clock.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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Ia Go to Fish & Barter's and get
one of those beautiful Bibles They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
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b- The Grand Jury will be called
together again in a few days. and
there will be plenty Of business to at
4a1d IN
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CIT Y N e " S.

B@ Initial Paper, four different
STYLES. at the Journal Office.
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.-OYsTER SoUP-Only ten cents a
plate at lunch every morning, at Neu-
mann's Exchange, opposite the Opera
House. oct2S-8t
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M0NRTARY 6 COMMRRCEAL
xew YoPR RarKet.


BY telegraph NEW YonK. oct. %.
CoTroN-Quiet aud dropping; sales Of
1000 bales at 261zc for middling upiands.
FLOUR = Receipts, 22,GIB barrels; the
market 5gl0c lower; sales of7y5OO barrels
at - 1096 90 for superine State and West
ern s. 70g6 3 for extra State; So 509D %
for extra Western: SO 3097 co Tor white
wheat extra; s sac IS for r. II. o;
So 25@8 IS for extra Sc. L0uis, and e. COO
IS so for good to choice do; closing heavy,
Rye hour quiet; sales Of 200 barrels at "a IS
616 TO- . r-H
WHIsKY-In fair request at 81 for w est-
ern and 81 2l9i 2l1z Tor fresh, chieny at
WHEATEReceIpt lO8.ln bushels; heavy
and l6g2c lower; sales of 81 600 bushels at
81 3291 80 for Winter red illinois; 81 40a
81 50Il 90 for White Michigan -+
RYE-Quiet. +eTt Ia-eE. .-r
BARLEY-DulIs sales Of 9,OCO bushels two
roWed state at II 26Gl 30.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet: sales of 600 bush.
els Of Canada at 81 SO free. q ri
CoRE-tsecetpt 5s .8o3 Bushels; opened a
terday's prices; sales of 81, 900 bushels al Csc
gSl 051z for unEOund mixed Western 81 Q. q
o OATs-Recsipts, 1920 bushels; without
decided change; sales Of 1900 bushels az
80@64c for new Southern and Western, the
RICE-p 1letI with sales OF ss tierces Car
DINA at 65s99c-r - is.- 800
CoFFEE@Steady. l -a
at 111zgI2c for Cuba; 121z9121Sc for Porto
Rico and $50 boxes Havana at I29l25<c.
fMoLARsES-FfTm.f f.st rsrFrfr#
HoPs-Qufsf.
oTIs-Pefroleuu1 Arm &C isaIe1zc5 for
crude, 34c TOR refined. LiEseed dull. -
PoRK-Qufet ard a shade easier; sales Of
400 bbis at s81 259Sf so for mess, closing &C
S8l 8. cash SIS 5o92s for prime, and 81 50
as for prime mess. W -
BKEF-Qutet; sales of $50 barrels at e60
- 90 for new plain mess: Sl21I7 50 for new
extra m ess. Beef harms steady. sales OF l25
barrels At $685. % for old, and s35 fornew.
CUT AdEATS-2uiet and steady: sales OF
lee for hams; mfddles firm but quiet.
LARD-Quiet and steadys sales OF 400
| tterces at l79l6c for steam, 1S91S1zc for
kettle rendered also $50 Heroes 81 Steam,
seller January, iat 1870. lsl5 I'D
BUTTER-Quiet &C 20G33c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiet atl79l61zc.
FREIGHr8-T0 Liverpool quiet and with
out decided change: shipments OF 500
barrels Of hours per sail, at 2 ia,
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The age OF Novelty.

Roman Fringes. Roman Tassels,
Sets for Arab Shawls, new STYLES
Aetts, Plaid Gimps, Astrachan and
Plush Cloaks, Tartan Plaids. Velours.
Reps, and all desirable STYLES of
Dress Goods. Call and see them at
GooLIDGE's New York Store, SO Main
street. oc27 DIT
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY. meet
ing Of the st. Paul's Episcopal Mis-
sionary Society, on Wednesday night,
was we'll attended, and a general dis
cussion as to the best ways and
means of extending the usefulness Of
the Society was had. It was decided
that the missionary work should re-
ceive more attention, and III. G.
Gwathmey and e. w. Patrick were
appointed committee to solicit SUBJ
scriptions sufficient to enable the
Society to Immediately secure the
services of a missionary for the La
masco Mission. This was about all
the business transacted that was OF
Importance to the general reader,
The committee began their work yes
terday.
FILLING Up. - The |" Lamasco
Lakes F" are fated to disappear before
the resistless march of steady i'm.
proyement. :" AS the LAND where
these lakes now stand becomes need
ed, the lakes will be filed ND. We
say this with confidence, because the
work has already begun. The sacred
shores and depths Of the big Muddy
have been intruded upon, and severa
hundred cart loads of earth have beer
deposited in the eastern portion, aaC
in q short time we will probably set
a fine building, where last Summel
the musical bull-frog pealed forth hi
sonoTous serenades to his swain il
the adjacent waters of the historical
Winnepeg." Let the good work e
on, and in few years the lakes 0.
Lamasco will be known only in his.
tory.
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5SLOCAL NOTICES.

BI See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement of two ofsthe best and finest
Stores in town for Rent. oc29-tfI
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! Barrett's = a toilet luxury.

BGF Prang's Cromos, equal to the
finest Oil Paintings, from 81 so to
$25s 90. Call and examine them at
+. & BIS. oc1tf
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nG100 Broche and Paisley shawls,
Irish poplins and fine dress goods very
cheap, at
SCHAPKER, USING & Co.
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new EOrk Dry Goods HarEeI.

=
Market without important change, II we
except paper cambrics. which are re-
duced from lie to l01<e. All plain bleaehed
and unbleached cotfO ns are In steady and
fair request, at the concessions previously
noted, and buyers feel as II various aTtl-
cles had touched the bottom point. Clqlha
higher. .-z# ~
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soN E0rk a0ld 90 SIOok HaFleI.

MoEEY-Easy and steady at SGT per cent.
on call; principally per cent. % ~
ExcHANGE-Sterling heavy and lower az
S5<08<. 80 -.-=-
G0ID-LoweF; :. opening at 1897, advanc-
ing to 1917, declining to 1881. and closing
&C 2s9lzt Carrying rates 592 per cent.
GOYERr11EET5 - Heavy and lower.
The banks, foreign bankers aud Bos-
ton capiialists were free sellers throd gI-
out the day, and tt Is estimated the latter
threw from i SOC, 600 To 1000. 900 5-20s on the
market. The fear Of some Congressf onal
action, In the shape of reducing the inter-
est on the bonds seems to be working In
the minds Of holders Coupons OF
1881, l1S5<0110;T do. 20, Ilg5E9lIe5S: do.
64, ll75z9llS: do, 09 '65, IlS129ilszz:
do. new, l1601l614; do. 20, ll65l
1862; do. '6s, Il6all61z; l0-4Os, 1919 gl07zs (
currency IS, -10756dIO7k.
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Louyav,Ire warket

BY T0IeSraph.l LOUISVILLE. Oct. Is.
BAGGING-Quiet and hrm at &c for two
= CoTToN-Quiet; nnIddling 25c. ,.' ft
FLOUR-.FIfm suDerdne q 80. Ell
GRAIN--Qufe aud unchanged. FL
HoGS-FIrfn at 50 509l0 so; receipts AS
head slaughtered 800 head. ~
GREEN MEATS--Ha l5c. -
BULK MEATS-Shouiders l5c; clear rib
and sides l61<01b1zc. or
- ToBACCo-Leaf quiet and hrmer; sales OF
80 hogsheads at So O0012 Is for common
Tugs to manufacturers. leaf. -
PRoYIsIoN-Ffrns Mess pork S3l. Bacon.
shoulders l6sz9l0c; Aelearl rib and clear
sides l91z920c. Lard lSc. -a'
WHBKY-Raw declined 70 81 10. ~
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Z BDTorn money taken at par for
goods at Schapker, Busting & Go,
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Nemphis MaPket.

az TeIeQraph1 MEMPHIE. Oct. o..
CorroS-Quiet, at 245<c; little business
OF any kind doing; receipts 2,O50 baless ex-
FLoUR-DuII; superdne q 1915 90. st
CoRN-Old SOC; new 55es -
-OATS-62e. Ee'
HAYES 90. -u
RRAN-f23 50. eEFH
PORK-S81 50d32 90.
LARD-l81z9ZgI<c. .Il
BAcos Scarce; shoulders l71zc, sides
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EnFOpean Narkaf.

~ Cable.l LooSDo7, October a8-Eve.
Consols, e31s.- American Eeenritfea fr,,.,
62s, s22z; do G5, ai1; do 81, 8sJS lO-40s. 700
PARIS, October 2S-B0urse firm. Ronteg.
II francs IS confines. The bullion ia fh9
Bank OF France has decreased 7O0000G
HAVRE, Oct. 28.-Cotton quiet.
LIYERPOoL, Oeh 28.-Cotton nrmer. Mid
ding Uplands, 12d Orleans, I2g<d: snlcs Of
1900 bales. California, white Wheat, I05
Sd: Red Western, No. 2, 81 "a Red Winter.
0s Cd. Elour, 2ls Cd. Corn, mixed. Dos 3d.
Oats, IS 81. Peas, 43s, on spot l0a anoaf.
Pork, lbs ca. Beef e0s. Lard rfmer 40 ia.
Cheese. 6Ss. Bacon, 67s for neW. Spirits
Petroleum, ND, Lpseed OIL f32.
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gTThe latest style Millinery Goods
and Velvet can be always had at
hughes. oct25
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B Pen Racks and Bill Head
Boxes, for sale at the Journal Office,
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SERIOUS HSTABBING AFFRAK BE-
TWEEN Two NEGRoEs.-Just after
the steamer Rose Hite left Ovens
boro, yesterday afternoon. two negro
deck-hands. named Charley, Miller
and General Harris, got into a guar.
rel, which ended by Miller stabbing
Harris in the groin and arm After
the. stabbing, Miller was tied, and on
the arrival of the boat Chief of
Police Roystoa was dsent for. and
when he reached the. steamer Sheriff
Miller and William Mills were ON
board. Miller was escortedsfo Jail by
Royston and Mills.
\, The cause of the ARRAY was, an old
grudge. Miller and Harris served
together in the army, and shortly
after being mustered out of service,
they had a difficulty at a ball in
Owensboro, in which place they both
reside, and Harris attempted to
assault Miller with an ak, but
he got out of the way. They
met again sometime afterwards, and
few pistol shots were exchanged.
Yesterday, as. the boat was leaving
Greensboro, some woman on shore
waved handkerchief, and the COM
pliment was returned by Miller. This
made Harris mad, and some words
passed, when Harris got after Miller
with a poker. The latter drew a
pocket knife. about three and one
half inches long, and cut his adverse
RI, as noted above. It was thought
last night, that Harris would be dead
by this morning, as hisWound in the
groin was supposed TO be a mortal
| one. - II ~ --------- -
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~ Copying Books, a fine assert
ment. at the Journal Office. goa
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THE, FAIR AND FEsT1vAL-THE
LAST N1GHT.--The attendance at the
Fair and Festival at Marlett's Hall,
last night, was very large, and the
room was thronged. The Fair has
been gotten up by Mr.. Kinks. the Su.
perintendent, assisted by the teachers,
for the benefit of the Mission School
Of the Church Of the Holy Innocents.
There are six fancy stands for the
sale Of fancyand useful artielesF pre-
sided over by handsome young ladies.
who use their sweetest smiles to. at
tract customers. So far as we OBJ
served last night, the stands were all
we'll patronized. The great attraction
was the : Fish Pond in charge of
two pretty misses. The little folks
were allowed to fish at FIVE cents for
each "haul,9 and the pond" was
fshed dry before ten o'clock. er1A
The supply Of cake and ice cream
was fully equal to the demand, and
the ladies at the refreshments table
promptly responded to- the vents Of
their customers. zsaa 1g 5dslsa ToH
The Fair was a great su ccess last
night. Those who attended evidently
enjoyed O themselves, and it was a
pleasant place to while away an hour
or two. One good feature is that no
one is called on to take chances
eYou get what you want. and pay for
what you get, rasaoa
All the articles offered for sale at
the various stands have been donated
by the generous public at large. and
the members of the Mission School
feel grateful for the generous manner
in which the people responded to their
appeal i Two sewing maehines-a
Grover & Baker aud a Singer-have
been partially donated; or. in other
words, the premium, amounting to
about twenty dollars on each machine,
has been donated By the agents. The
machines have already been sold, and
the school will clear about forty doll
lars on the two a aa,ss,s ~ osyest
The price of admission is only ten
cents, which is as low as any one
could ask. -
Tonight viii be the second and
last Of the Festival, and we hope that
the Hall will be jam med.y 1t is to
beneft good object; aud the bare
mention of this fact alone ought to
attract a large crowd. Let all who
can, attend this evening.
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