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.BElLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
\ Two-St0ry Frame Dwelling House
mnd good Store Room, with Cellar, all un-
der same roof. Also, II good Two story
Warehouse, on same lot. said dwelling
house contains nine good rooms, Win
water up stairs and down. with two front
entrances separate from store room and OIL
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. Said property Will be sold al II
bargain, on easy terms. Big inducements
offered To Il cash buyer. If said property
is moi sold on or before the Isl day of UctO-
Der, 1875, Will be sold at public sale October
"a, 1873, between one and three O'Clock, In
front OF said property, To the highest and
best bidder.
For mrthcr particulars, inquire by letter
or OF j. y. WAIMAN, on the premises,
No. 2g or llOl, corner Pike and Webster
streets. South Bcllairc, Ohio; or, j. L.
WANMAN, MOuud>vil!e, W. Va.
July Ii. 1879. .jyl9h
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FOR SALE.

nIVE SHARES STOCK IN THE NAIL
CITY Brewing Company Apply to
GEO, q. HANNAH, Admir-,
Tvs At Norway Tack Cos office.
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Forty years has tested the Naiu" OF
Dr, 4. -. Todd'> Anii-BiiiiOus and
EDUCATIONAL.

Sold by Druggists and Dealo IS ever!
where
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FOR SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.


10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Is made November q, 1867, and recorded
in deed book No. 81, page 2Sl, of the record
of deeds of Ohio county, BY Andrew Gala
CHER and wife 10 me as trustee, VIII, on
Saturday. the 2Ist day OF August,
1875. at the front door OF the Court House
OF ohio county, w. Va, commencing at ~
o'clock A. NJ, sell 10 the highest and best
bidder, the following described Real Es'
The west one half of Lot No. 50, situated
on old Clay street NOW Eighteenth street,
in that part OF the city OF Wheeling known
rs East Wheeling. Said half lot fronts ~
feet on Clay now EIGHTEENTH street,
and runs back 10 feet.
The title is believed TO be good, but sell
ing as Trustee | will sell and convey such
IitIt AS is vested in me 10y SAID deed Of trust.
Terms of Sale Cash. ....
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Iv1U Trustee.
l. L. HERNFY, Auctioneer.
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ANNOUNCE W EMIT.

herewith announce myself aS Il candi-
date for the Office of superintendent oil
Public Schools for ohio county, on the
coming election, Aug. 18th, 1879.
G.I GARRISON.
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WHAT wedding out of Radical OIL
cjals is caused by little wholesome in
vestigation. District-Attorney FISHER
aud Chief Treasury Clerk AVERY have
both resigned. DELANo's turn next.
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First Concert
FOR THE BESLFIT OF THE
Montpelier Female Humane
Association.
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, Sept. 80, 1875.
LIST OF GIFTS.
PITS Cash Gifts. amounting s Sl,OOO,uOt
NUMBER OF TICK FITS, 10000.

PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole Tickets e"N
wv"
quarters Nv
Fights or c;tch upol.............,.......' ~
D IlCktlN V''"'
Eleven llckctS
The Montpelier Female Humane Assoc
citation. chartered by the Legislature OF
Virginia, and the Circuit Court of Orange
county, proposes by II series of Grand Eiit
Concerts, to establish and cndOw "home
for the old, Iniirn, and Destitute Ladies
of Virginia" at Montpciier,thc former res
idence OF President James Madison. The
Association Is under the control of eight
Trustees, six of whom are elected bicnthl-
~ by the stock holders, and two appoint
Ell by the Governor of Nirginia.
RrmittcnCcS for tickets may be made 10y
express pre- paid, roStoiiicc money order
ON Washington, ID. c.. or by registered
letter addressed TO
HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
PrcS't NJ. +. II. a., Alexandria, Va.
For full particulars, &C., send for circu-
lars. Apply 10 ,.
MAJOR j. c. ALpERSON, Agent,
iva Wheeling, w. Va.
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FOR s. ALE.

VALUABLE COAL LAND.
one Hundred and Ninety Acres, foot
vein No. Coal, ON Boggs run, within IN
rods of the Il. Il .. X. r., at 6rnwOOd, W.
Va. ADDISON d PAUL.,
iV22 Real Estate Agents.
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The WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
compete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. II will be sent To any adj
dress one year for 800. Valuable preni-
ums To cIuu agents and TO subscribers.
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Wesleyan Female Institute
Sta,11ntonx Va

WILL BEGIN IT'S TWENTY-SIXTH
w Annual Session SEPTEMBER goth,
1879 Rev YIN. A. Harris, ID. D., President,
with twenty-three Teachers and Officers.
Modern Languages taught and spoken in
the College 10y II European Teacher. Music
hV seven Professors and Teachers, among
whom are the most cultivated teachers OF
vocal music.
This i one of the healthicSt climates in
the world. Those who come here from the
south with feeble constitutions, chillS and
climatic diseases, are entirely restored.
Buildings clcgant-cummandin the
most magnificent rural and mountain
scenery, making IL ON" of the most delight
full College homes in the Union.
The past Session this School was attend
ed by pupils from seventeen different
States.
Great economy and simplicity in dress
are required. \ simple uniform is worn.
No unnecessary expense allowed. strict
economy practiccd 10 keep all expenses of
pupils within the lowest possible amount.
Terms for the entire Collegiate Year
Board ana Tuition in the Collegiate course.
including Ancient Languages, $40. hu-
sic and other extras moderate.
For Catalogue, address
Rev. W. 4. President.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

sT-. THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
E-.N.:l y draught passenger steamer
In1cS- Charles Muhlcman, Commander,
I'd Muhlcmun, Clerk; will leave for the
above on Tuesday, July 9th, 1910, at :
p. NJ. For freight or passage apply ON board
or To I. II. bpOlil Wa
iyn6 Agents.
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BETHANY COLLEGE
WILL OPEN HER
T1utnTNEIl~rH SESSInN

NJONDAY, 9TH SEPTEMBER, $50.
vi Courses Of study are adjusted 10 suit
the varied purposes of students, ana de-
grcr> are conferred indicative of proficient
scholarship in Arts, Sciences and Letters.
Special courses are arranged for Profess
Sional students in Engineering, Practical
Physics and Chemistry, with ample train
ing in the use OF instruments and appa-
raius, both in field work and in the labora-
tory.
Boarding in clubs from s. To 81 per week.
and nj private boarding houses from 81 ~
10 81 per week.
For particulars send for Catalogue To
Prof. {. l.. LoOS, or
W. X. PENDLETON,
iV3lSb Pres ident.
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University of Virginia.

Opens Octocer /; continues through nine
months. II Is organized in schools on the
elective system, with full courses in Gas
sizes. Literature. Science with practice in
Chemical ana Physical l.HburatOrirSl in
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
aud Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues To
Unworthy OF Virginia, AlbcmarIc Co.,
Va. jylS-dvvag
, 1875-09-05

Special Correspondence Of Ihs Chicago Tribune.
RACINE Wis. Sept. At il to be regretted
that the warm weather and the long evenings
failed to come together. Excursions on the
river aud lake would have been more popu-
lar If thes had. As it IL. creditable efforts have
been made during the past week to CLEAN ati the
enjoyment possible from outdoor recreations.
On Tuesday evening. few "Grangers" ven
tu1ed on the riret, satisfied with the starlight In
which to indulge their "tuttle-dore
propensities- As none Of them could row,
but were anchored to the dock With
t long rope, their imaginatious were brought ex-
tena1Tely iuto reputation. 1lr. Miller, in consid-
GRAFTON Of ths 1cbpe OF his vsaual orgtns. was
stationed in :ttHbov for the purpose Of ha,ltng
approaching. a&a:t> thus obviating danger;
while tho other gentlemen we're explaining the
conplcalions ot tbs row-locks and rudder to the
interested passeugera- At Intervals the melody
Of beautiful Soprano would Goat peacefully,
and in quaint Cadence over the wharf and among
the lumoer-pl1es, while diacoursine thai sug-
gestiva old song
Rocked in ths cradle of The deep;"
as previously remarked. they drew on their i'm
aglnAtions for the rocking" and The "deep."
LAWN PARTIES
still continue the rage among the rounR people
and the children. The one given bJ Master Jo-
seph DYER WEE avery enjoyable Anzir7-so much 30
that gray haired children caught the infection
, 1875-09-05

Spectal Correspondence af IA< chtcaao 1ffhunt.
H1ou1ASD PARE, Sept. 4.-The principal event
of the week Was the picnic and dancing party
given by the Episcopal Church to raise funds to
build their chapel. The picnic ras not very
largely attended, owing undoubtedly to the IN
torse heat, and the desire OF the ladies' not to
look in the evening as though they had been at
work over the kitchen stove all day. At little
after in the evening Johnny Hands band OF
eight pieces struck into waltz, and the hotel
dinlns-room was filed with whirling couples
who, in spite of the exceedingly hot weather and
crowded state OF the room, insisted that they
we're enjoying themselves Immensely
Among those present were Ar. and Mrs. II. T.;
GoodelL MR. and Mrs. ]. ". Preston. Mr. aud
Mrs. J. p: Delshaut, Mr. and Mrs: George
Ross. nee Osborne, air. and Mrs. ", v. Boying-
ton, Mr. apd Mrs. c. r. Field, the Misses Al1x
{Kankakee), Misses Goodell, Misses James
(prov'dence. r. -, Misses Eddy; Mss GnI!sty
Eall, Snllth. Wakefield, and Boylneton. Highland
Park. Among the gentlemen were Messrs Nc
Cormick, Gilbert, Bennett selig, Harvey, Cope:
u Coe ,McConp, Tibbtts. Dcebe. Lukes, and
Hail. The slar was success, t no5n T. sJc'al9 3,,a ~
the Rev. lir. Osborne. who has had the sole
management in his hands, ~
TIE authorities have spent time enough put
ting up notices and condemnins tho bridge be-
tween here aQQ laSlnlA lou eue ea9t AoAaj w
have repaired the damage. it il a large bridge,
ard cost = good deal OF money Each rain only
makes matters worse. and II they ever expect to
do anything. the sooner the better
A PAINFUL accident occurred Friday at one OF
the new houses Just south Of the hotel. A scat
foiding+ on which painter uas working, broke,
letting him fall GONE 80 feet to the ground,
breakin ono log and dislocatng the ankle Of the
other. He received the proper medical aid, and
is dong as we'll IS possible.
Mr. j. ". Preston has gone East on short
trip He was accompanied b5 bis son Master
Lewis, who is on lis way to school At Worcester,
Mass
Tue many friends Of Mrs. E. q. Danlson will
be glad 10 bear that aha has so far recovered
from her recant severe illness Is to be out Of
danger
Dr., ). c. Dean, who has been prospecting in
I Florida, is expected back to-day. He has been
writing home such gioeing accounts Of tue o4i-
| mate, soil, etc., in the land OF flowers, that be
| has brought on relapse Of the Florida fever on
parties vino we're gong down thera last year but
| had given it up this summer. It ia to be hoped
for the good Of society here none Of them will
| leave.
, 1875-09-05

,,.,I .., THAR heels with the DcAt Oh 1uelu.
ana kactad ~ ord his estmable lady rayally
inc yuuse t,a nir children, while their
ente1t.lneu e.o5;t IN Ills popularity bs the way
son aah u,a hast st. Luke's soclab'e was held at
ne actea loss' - r. and Mrs, Stephen Bull, on
tne 5as.oeIeo ,od .1ss one Of the er4ndast affairs
Main street. anu a;r Taa n1oands sre yerY e1tsn-
o. tns s.,,,;iny situated, aud, in connection with
s sife, anrt house form one Of the most desir
hsa b anees in tbe Gty. Host and hostess haYs
ao1o "a, T.noous for their genial characle}ia-
f;c. md when the announcement waa made that
t!eo suu ha was N be held there every one felt
.ne ~ tha sn1endid time they we're to have
Maesa 81 vas nIeasant gathering OF old folks
- the.,es,dence Of Iii. and Mrs Hunt on Tues-
a. - araninr. Considerable losal musical talent
vaa represented, and all enjoyed themselves
q Frslin and tady were bound to be in the
fash,on so rendered their friends party on
Tuesday evening. which MAS very pleasant
afair indeed. We ara having party or soclao!e
every night. and sometines two. One OF the most
recnsrche private parties Of the season Was gwen
by n,a. Stella Blake, on the evening OF Thurs:
dav last. Extensive preparations had been
made for 3 croauet tournament, hut. the
rairs Of the afternoon prevented any phrtlc1pa-
ton 10 tho sport, However it was AE fos tue
best, IS the guests derived . great deal nor more
re.ine on the lawn,
Refreshments were On the programme ABOUT
II o'clock, and we're in keeping with everything
else. Music and dancing closed one OF tne mos. na
pleasant evenings Of the season. The party VINO
retired to the upper story for game VI "se'en
out ware punished for their neglect Of the a.
fractions in the parlors,
It is unfortunate for our city that SONS OF anr
wealthy men do not cons1der It WORLD *ue " "p1Ie
to erect a decent hotel; such an institution
would undoubtedly pay the pfoprletorB, besides
benetting the city in influencing the seekers
after pleasant summer resorts to stay a, a"nlle
after coming here. Our hotels and Courthouse
were built when there but te" equaIels W
Root River, and they have been deseneratingg
ever since. It ls all bosh to raIe about out cool
glorious climate and beautiful natural scenery
tourists could not ENJOY H. unless lney piousnss
, 1875-09-05

c-s@,.,;. ..eo..ss to Ton po,d and r;ver
"atehes az ~ e1- ~ s1 an5 IN ,aost ~ tf,a
anos ana me.oueone - ~ s;.,;,,.r,v aconor,;c a,d
otneL 3. 5:E snos.tGns nas;e e1o w . 0''' o~01'
ee4s s.s., o-s. p,-p1rn eu7>,,rreo.snrr
6osIoS tSo1n-Asnn .catssaa.a hr --nfa,s.oa hpa
JAMES Uaanu ';.,inr 10 LET ~ dava ;n 1,s INV
49, 49, -. .,. .+a-.J Nv tha np-noua txta
Large sseans, - aen1a ~ ~ ~ - .ritnaso 10
pug nasseEss ~ ~ .ou ",sn wati;nS .ho,, ;n tta
move. @ens1Lao ~ ,hon+ m tha,T tnr, ysrv n,,,oh
~, raves -. nua ~ aora. O+;nr, ;rn,pa ~ Trom
siAe ~ aess..,-, ~ a,,e - +fa sin.,,ars md
son'o ~ s+n,atsd n.n c,tcb;o sn sunnortinp
, 1875-09-05

tarrn tomorrow. Both teachers anu scno1a1s
have had quite 8 long vacation, and VIII ~
doubt resume their studies With renewed Vlgor'
In the past, educational matters have not osen
neglected ia Wankegan, and glance as tne naS
Of teachers employed for the coming term 10 ID
sufficient guarantee that the present prosperous
condition will be maintained.
PERSONALS
]. r. Lyon, William ?. Yeoman, aa9 nqettsss
Lindsey lsft hers laat Monday Tor Ne" f9Ft W.
Mr., j. 4. Oonoiiy Is visiting friends and reia-
tiyes ia this locality. Mr.. Donolly - the Az:
couptant and Assistant snperlniendent o. Ene
Brazil Block Coal Company at KR'ghtsSAie'
Ind.
CON lett their home in this city on Monday last
Ar. 6: i. Fox returned home from big W.
consin farm on Wednesday last. Ae complains
that farming is rather hard work.
The latest addition to our mineral apripKs
(though known to our ctizens for lts mealclna1
virtues, a. far back as thirty year5 aso') u !ae
one on the grounds Of alt. L. 81 dalnes on tne
South Side. TO which the mama "sagaunasa
Mineral Spring" has been given, On account o.
sons Indian tradition said to DO connected Mlth
it. Your correspondent has not seen an analysis
Of it, and therefore canuot report concerning ]ss
properties. This city abounds III springs: there
being probably one hundred o. taem' lssQ'ns
from tie banks OF the many rayines.
OLD SETTLERS.
Many of tho residents in this locality conten1-
plate attending the |Old Settlers Reunion at
Fox Lake On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday OF
this weok, Extensive prcpafatlona are making
for good tims. .u
Tue analysis of water from the arteslap we'll
Was received on Monday last, and as it shows
that the wnter contains nothing injurious to iron
pipes, number will be laid connecting the we'll
with all tho reservoirs in tue principal portion OF
tue city. On Thursday evening, merely from
tho force Of the aow from tue we'll. = stream
was forced through 800 feet hose and . -inch
nozzle. and thrown about so feet in height.
, 1875-09-05

The uublfc school commenced it's fall session
Monday. about Atty scholars being in attond-
ance. 1t Is to be regretted that 80 many OF the
larger pupils cannot begin attending until later
in the season. being detained Ut home by the
unfinished summer work. 1t becomes more dill
acult then 70 pzoperiy classify them. and ia q
source OF annoyance TO the teachers aud OF ab-
solute damage to the Advancement Of the pupils.
Mr: kpo1 is retained as e. Principal, and MISS Miss
the utmost sattasaction the previous year, and
under their management parents will rest as
sured that tbs school Will retain isa good Tepu-
tation.
etegationaliRts thls morning 1t half-pAst 1o
o'clock, 1t the hall 10 the hotel
The work on the Rand road has commenced.
aud is progressing satisfactorily. The street
Commissioner has force At work. and will aoon
have finished the grading when it will be gray-
eled by M1. Murphy, who WAS awarded the con-
tract When finished this town viii be aole 10
boast Of as good q gzave!ed road as any OF It's
ne,ghbors. and that too free OF toll
Mr. J. <. Mansfield has sold hib house ana los
to Mr.. S. Salisbury. late Of Pecatonica, 4l., Tor
400 Mr. Mansfield has moved into the hotel
where he will reside temporarily unit hls ne"
house to be built upon vary eligible lot near
the Congregational Church shall Be completed
He will commence ite erection immediately Mr.
Salisbury With his family arrived Saturday.
Il
aoclety of the place.
Iii. L. Hodges sold during the weak to Mr.
J. K. Mansfield 200 feet front IN Block z for
81. 600.
The Youngest child Of. Mr. Sweet> aged IL
yea1s, thought he would 60 On tour OF DIS
covery last Tuesday, preparatory 70 which be
made general overhaullng Of the family medl.
cine chest Passing dtsdainfulIy by such mild
remedies Is laudanurn, beIladouna, aud c1oton
oil, he finally selected a box Of Soheuck's Man.
draIe Pills, and Immediately proceeded to test
tkei efficacy BY taking goodly dose Of them.
The effect vas Immediate, ind By the thine
physician could reach him the child was danger-
ous.y i'll. Tho child is now out Of danger. but
very weak. -
Monday hight md goods taken to the amount OF
500 This is the third time this shop has bean
entered by . burglar, and petty thefts have be-
come numerous. Thus far it has been impossi-
bic to detect the thief but It ia evident that he
is no stranger here, bat is we'll zoquAinted With
the neighborhood. He may rest Assured that
at ia long lane that has no turning" A
ch.ld's sack was stolen from the fence near the
store not long ago in the daytime, 90 1t Is plain
that tho thief is not from ; d:stance, and it
would be we'll for the citizens to look out for
him.
The new feuce In tho rear OF tho II. E.
Church placed there by the lberalty OF the
young ladies of the Society. is 6ulshed &nd adds
much to the 1ppear1uce Of ths church yard xnd
Tie: street,: III. T. O: Sweet was the builder.
Tbs !on1s mtiaa; through much discourage
ruaut have accomplished .aomething cTsditahle,
and deaarye muah prAtsa tor thsir enterprise.
, 1875-09-05

They ere endezvoring to raise sufficient sum 10
have it painted, and will 10 doubt succeed.
Mrs: .. Nswcomh has entertained the past
week Mr.. SHEPPARD and wife, aud their two
daughters, Of Wisconsin, Mrs. Dlckenson aud
Mrs. Colbuzn, Of Darlington, and HRS. Wood,
Of Palatine.
Dr.. Stewart, Of Lexington, Ky.. left Friday
morning with his daughters, Misses Ads a9d
enter a seminary there Immediately after her
arrival. Miss Minnie Cravens has returned to
Notre Dame. Both these young ladies' have
heen spending the past few weeks with their
themselves to a|l, Bright and piquant, they
have been the life OF avery social gathering.
By many they will be sadly missed, and their
return eagerly looked for. Vacations are al too
sweet aud pleasant to last. 0ne By one the
young students ate leaving for the classic shades
OF Alma Mater. May it be very long before thay
shall learn that their school days arc their hap
piest ones
An incident which occurad the other night on
Prospect avenue has given occaasion to mnch
quainted with the facts and know the parties.
The story is given as related by Al eyewitness.
who, seeing but unseen, viewed tho ees1o- como
tragedy. 4 very dignided. sensitive. bat "ithal
eatmable eldesly little LADY, who resides ln neat
little cottage on the avenue, after locking her
dwelling and occurring it against the depreda-
tions OF any tramp or midnight pr9wler VINO
might ba lurking IN the neighborhood, rssortaa
to d peighhors for an eVaplnG'a Tlsl:- A1fer
he soEd hsas Ct t9o d. 1s
an agreeable one, and it was late before abe pre-"
pared to return to her domioile, when, to her
dismay, abe found that ahe had loat the key to
her house. The gentlemanly neighbor-none
more eo--at whose mousse she had been spending
the evening offered to take his little hatchet
along to pry up window, and thus gain access.
The place was reached. and the window, after
much e1srtion, pried open. Tho gentleman
, 1875-09-05

Tuesday cvcning Miss Dell Whoples g1vo
very pleasant company to her friends The IN
yitatione said il would be 4 - musical soiroe,
but. after tha musicians had delighted the as
aemb)y with their sweetest melodies, the room
was cleared for dancing, and the rest OF the
evening devoted to it. The musicians OF the
evening wore Mrs. Il. B. Horton. Hiss Gert1e
Bayip, OF Elmhurst, Miss Wood. Miss conWell,
Miss McDougail. and Miss Hattie Leonsrd OF
Chicago. Among tue number present were Mr.
and Mrs. ". F. Furbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ".
Ke.tlestrinEs, Mr. and Mrs. Hull, Mr.. and Mts.
Hooker, Mrs Whoples Mias Wood, Miss Marian
Niles Miss Dell Whopies Miss Mary ConWell.
MISS Mary Bliss, Miss Mary Fufbeck. and
Messrat A. D. Foster, Cooke, Blossom. Wilbur,
BLISS, Marcellae, Niles, Hurd' Ed ;. Coloqsn cni-
caeo. Harding, Whoples, and Dr. f. l. Cash
Mr, Frank Gray, son OF the editor Of the IN
ke,-l0r OF Chicago, starts Tuesday for Worcester.
O.. where be will spend the ensuing year at
school. Mr. Frank is = favozits in his set, and
his genial face will be much m1esed Hom tne
social gatherings.
Mr, Warren Furbeck has returned from q two
weeks tenting trip, looking finely.
Miss Nettie Toole returned in the early part Of
the week from q "trip Of TWO months' duration
s1r. and Mrs. Flanders gave their yoangesI
little daughter - birthday party Ihursday. IL
was gala day for the little ones. 49, ::
Mr. Nicholas Amerhurst, the florist has re-
turned from Germany, having been three months
abroad, spending must Of h,e time IN Berlin.
He has come back not empty-handed' but Win
numerous fine specimens Of plants.
Messts, E. D. Cooke and George Blossom have
returned TO the city. They reside on the South
Side.
had 10 regular minister, gave cs!l to d. the ss hes
man las accepted, and rin commence h!a laooss
thlg morning. Services 1t 1880 l. m and 7:30