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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-14
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

Miss Col. Osborne, of st. Clsirsville,
formerly q teacher in the Bellaire public
schools, is visiting her brother, the pro-
prietor of the Osborne House.
Besides Mr.. Dunbsr's speech Tuesday
night, Mr. Van Buskirk, of Pennsylvan-
ia, Mr.. Bridgemsn, DR.. Waight and
Adam Warnig, of Bellsire, made brief
remarks. Among the signers OF the
pledge was one old topper whom the
whole campaign last winter W power
less to effect. Last night at the M. f.
Church, after the close of the regular
weekly prayer meeting, Mr. Dunbar re-
lated his experience with intemperance.
The Fifth Ward Workingmen's Club
met At Carriers Hall last night.
The wages OF all employees of the Bel
laire Street Railway Comp my were re-
duced ten per cent. at the meeting OF
the Board of Directors on Tuesday.
Three Gravel Hill boys, aged respect
lively nine, twelve and thirteen years,
started out TO seek their fortunes on the
line of the b. & S. w. Narrow Gauge
Being young, they are excussble for ex-
p0cting fortune among the dark hills,
The father of one of them is in pursuit.
The Social Mite Society meets at the
residence OF City Commissioner 'Shsnna'
| felt this evening
The Star Literary Society meets TO-
night.
Mr.. Robinson Keyser yesterday
shipped his goods to the Shenandoah Val
ley, Virginia, where he will follow them
at an early day.
The other evening IS a young lady
was walking up the inclined plane be-
tween Indian Run and Gravel Hill
three rutiisns attempted an assault upon
her, and 1t Was only by running at her
full speed that she escaped from them
The police should make an occasional
round in that neighborhood.
The fact that Bellslre people have
sweet tooth in their heads is evidenced
by the fact that seventy gallons OF maple
molases were sold on ono square yester'
day.
Somebody who steals for the love oil
stealing, and couldn't find anything else
to plumber, stole the Fifth ward ballot
box Tuesday night, and after scattering
and destroying the tickets, left the box
busted in McGregor Bros. back yard.
Passenger train No. 2, which leaves
Bellaire for the west at 5 o'clock, was
abandoned yesterday, owing to wash
| out Gear GAINESVILLE.
The temperance meeting this evening
will be at the esbyterisn church.
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KlVer news.

The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated II feet and rising.
The Msllie Ragon and Thsnhsuser de-
parted Tor their respective points on
time yesterday morning.
The Granite State passed up yester-
day.
The O'Neal departs for Pittsburgh
at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Courier leaves for Parkersburg
this morning ut 1920 o'clock.
The Jacob Hestherington left for Lou
isylle yesterday after tow of cInders.
The Enterprise passed down with q
tow of coal yesterday afternoon.
The John l.. Rhodes arrived from
Pittsburgh yesterday morning, and after
taking on lot OF nails and iron, depart
cd for St. Louis in the evening.
The Alice is coming enroute 10 Pitts
burgh.
The tow.boat Bob Cornell mas been
purchased by Musgrave " Carothers, for
S22lO.
The Ed. Hobbs is en- route to this port
The Hudson will add $50 tons Of pig
iron st Huntington on her up trip.
by Telegraph
NICKsBURG, March l3. - Up-Por'
Eads. Down-Houston.
PlTTsRURGH, March l3.-River s feet
and rising slowly. Weather clear and
mild.
NASHVILLE. March l3.--River rising
with feet on the shoals Arrived-Ed'
dyvilIe; Hillmsn Cairo.
SHREVEPORT, March 13-Departed-
Texas, New Orleans. Weather clear
and warm. River fell four inches.
CAIRO, March l3.-Depsrted-Color.
ado, Vicksburg; Charley Mcdonald
Ohio Cherokee, New Orleans. River 80
feet inches and rising. Weather
cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, March l3.-Ralning. De,
rted-Church, New Orleans; Charlie:
Morgan, General Pike, Cincinnati
River rising with IL feet inches in the
canal.
New ORLEANS, March 13.-Arrived-
John A. Scudder, Memphis; e. II. Dur,
fee, Red river. Departed Ar.
kansas river; John II. Hanna, Ouachits
river; Kate Kinney, Red river; Liberty
No 4 and tow, Ohio river. Weather
clear.
EVANSVILLE, March 13.-Hesvy rain
and thunder last evening, raining lightly
tonight River u feet and rising
DowD-Sherlock, Fashion, Morning
Star, Silver Thorn. Up-Idlewild.V
Shinkle and Maggie Smith, generally
good trips.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-River 80 feet
. inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
ard cool. Arrived-Robert Mitchell
and Chss Morgan, New Orleans; Stock.
dale and Fearless, Pittsburgh. Departed
Fearless. 81. Louis; Alice, Pittsburgh;
Cons Millar, Memphis.
ST LOUIS, March I3.-Arrived-City
of Vicksburg, Vicksburg; st. Gene
We've, Memphis; Charley Brown, Ohio
River; Calhoun, Peoria; Joe Fleming
Peru. Depsrted-City Of Alton, New
Orleans; Calhoun, Peoria; st. Genevieve
Memphis; Durfee, Cincinnati; Arkansas,
St. Paul. River-Ststlonsry. Weather
fair.
MEMPHIS, March l3.-Westher clear
and pleasant. River tell inches. Ar.
rived-Mollie Moore, New Orleans. Up
-Schenck, Cincinnati; City of Helena,
Vicksburg; Hattie Morelsnd, Arkansas
river. Depsrted-Moore, Cincinnati
Schenck aud Thompson Dean, New Or
leans; City of Helena, St. Louis; Hard
Cash, White river: Parker. Cincinnati.
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REFUNDING THE
senator GOrdon,n
WASHINGTON, Ms,oh ah'

WASHINGTON, March "a ~
introduced by Senator Gordon IL Ill
promote the deposit of ssvIn. s0'csgs
funding the National SAh, y hta
for the issue OF q new seria, ptoSl.a
States coupon bonds, in denon;N llaa
$40, $50, 500, $500 and 5000 I S,a
three per cent. interest nsvs, oea'i,,
annually, the bonds beng nole ,'z.
the option OF the United Sis,sr' ' ~ u
the end of twenty years, or stsrs
DO renewed for the fu,tt.. may lie
years, payment at either date "a y s's'!
in coin OF the then legal s,sn y VIA:
order to facilitate the excbsn"1a' /
msnd of these bonds, the sIo go ~ % =
Treasury notes made a spec;,i q
by a joint resolution of the 49,, !'%
of the Forty-fourth Congress -, 'es;:
replaced by a like amount Of ,s -, I !,
sue. and made q special fund as'i
the prompt exchange of these .s'a
which fund there shall be a fp,, ySsA Z
of Sl5,000,O0O. This smoun, . -. hs
600, is to be the maximum, ana t.'"V.
withheld from circulation 80 =
there are bonds payable q, "as n
to call bearing hiob.. "0as
OF interest than four per cent ne
mum. The bonds herein dirar,.Fs ~ H.
issued shall state upon thei, a.. H !.
they are payable on demand with "a
ed interest in any legal pane, a S%'''
issued directly by the Cpi,si I I.y
treasury. The Secretary Of tina ,., SAs
is required to cease further retns' N.'y
treasury notes below the sum ~ go ~. O
100000, and TO replace all war; '',''
he shall issue new series o. po,., - va
ing simply the legend that thew ~ vs. U'h'
able into bonds herein .n,s -" W.
at the option of ,be 49,,
and receivable for an -,'
and private dues. All Uui,ss ~ ~,
notes received into the tressp,v -
this act except such as sre reCSi,. I's
keep the bond redemption fund nv
s25, 100000 shall be applied e,clu,r,. =
TO the payment OF any United S,.!
bonds redeemsb!e At pleasure q, S",
purchase OF coin or bullion, 10 be ,n :, y
exclusively to the payment Of such H., h..
but new notes shall be sqbs.Au,5 !, :
those of previous issues when Ii. 49,.
come into the treasury.
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Tho Western snow Blockade.

CHEYENNE, March bah rst'tl
to this place are now open eIceP!@
Colorado Central, which has suIi.s''
eight miles oil hard packed snow 10 c"I'
The Denver Pacific tram reached lf'
at noon, to-day. The trains from u
West on the Union Pacific csmetb'a1s,
this morning. Coaches on the B'd
Hills stage line depart daily, bl. do.''
less they will be much delayed 10 gig
through. The loss Of lie from ~
storm will be considerable,
On Thursday last party Of I've NJ
Joseph Carney, II. J, AcCc+
Charles Wilson, and Me.n. Cr'
and Duntz-leh Laramie "!
for q hunt, where they were cs1gns .
the storm. The bodies o. the l1' 'h'~
named were found yesterday. ct Co'P''
Lake, twenty miles west Of La''1'
The stock men here anticipate otI
small loss in cattle, probably NO
cent. and in sheep five per cent ~
weather o.dsy Wa clear and Sf1 -
snow is rapidly disappearing.
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Father Boyle Lecture.

The citizens OF Wheeling will have
an opportunity tonight TO listen to a
lecturer who is well worth hearing. Rev.
Father Boyle, of Washington, d. c., who
will speak on The "reminiscences Of sn
Army Chaplain" at the Opera House, is
one of the most talented and eloquent
n minister's of the dsy. In the East where
he Is we'll known, his services are in con-
slant demand, and when he speaks on
any subject he never fails TO have q full
house. Those who desire seats should go
early or they may not find them.
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FOR SALE.

MISERABLE RESIDENCE ON THE
IL Island.
With a view OF moving 10 the country
the subscriber offers his two-story orna.
mental Frame Dwelling House, on North
Front street, Island, Tor sale. Tie house
stands on lot No. 49, 10 feet front, running
about 400 feet back TO the river; contains
nine rooms with gas ami water, Green
House or Plant Conservatory attached,
and out houses. The river bank is well
and permanently Rip-Rapped. A small
Orchard OF select fruit, ornamental trees,
shrubbery OF various kinds, grapes, tlow-
ers, hybrid perpetual roses In variety, and
all things necessary for the adorment OF
the grounds of a first. class residence. The
mouse IS situated near the street Hallway
and but a short walk from the Bridge, and
is the most desirable River Lot now OBJ
tainabIe on the Island. For further In
formation enquire on the premises.
IL. T. SHRIVER,
sodra No, AZ North Front Street.
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Mill LIENS.

The Riverside forge mill will not be
in operation the remaining days OF this
week. The lower factory is shipping
large quantities Of nails.
An additional blsst has been started st
the Belmont. The iron, already excel
lent, continues to improve in quality.
The new fire alarm WAS tried at 400
yesterday afternoon, and the response
recived' from Manager Morgsu's Office
in less than two seconds. II works like
charm.
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Contract Awarded.

The Board OF Directors OF the West
Virginia penitentiary awarded to Mr.. Z.
A. Mccormack, of Pittsburgh, on yester-
day, the contract for furnishing steam
pumps, &C., necessary to supply that ill.,
stltution with wster. The pump will be
the "fsne Eclipse" snd will have csps:
city of 100000 gallons per day. The
work is TO be completed within sixty
days. Several parties in this city were
bidders on the contract
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Ladies' Cambria Underwear.

Messrs. EmsheImer Bros. are agi.i :
receipt OF a new invoice Of uhddss
These goods are made IN C!eTelshs y
this firm, and are pronounced, BY sneD 20
judges, of q very superior msIs w
glance e. them will convince Any OD' :
their superiority over other msEs,
addition TO this, their prices srs iaHI :
per cent lower than you will atd . !"
city. Ladies, when on! shopPioa~
at Emsbeimer Bros. They will oePsS
10 show the goods 10 you.
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Mail Facilities.

Until the Central Ohio division of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad is opened,
Nos, / and 10, westbound, and Nos. and
s, esstbound, will run over the Pan Han
die rosd, Wis Dresden, to and from
GAINESVILLE. No. was sn hour late last
night arriving here about 9 o'clock. No.
2, westbound, and No. 7, eastbound. were
abandoned yesterday on account Of the
loss Of the bridge eleven miles this side
of Newark.
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Great bargains.

We will sell from this time till April
lst our stock Of Pianos, Organs and NJ.
steal Goods of all descriptions. A fine
pair OF ms,ch horses, one buggy and one
wagon and harness st cost for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. N. Adams will
retire from the firm. Apply TO Adams
Il Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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An Answer 10 Mr.. Young.

Correspondence of the Register.
1t is not my desire to enter into con-
troyersy with man that is guided by
fsnsticism and prejudice. AS Hudibras
says:
"A man convinced against his VIII,
is OF the same opinion STILL"
Mr.. Young has completely lodged the
charges made against him, and las not
denied that he made the assertions
spoken Of He says he did not include
the greater part OF tie German citizens
in his charge, but merely meant a few.
II this is the caso, why did he not say so
in the beginning?
He says that ~ few OF the misguided
brothers are conducting an unhoIy bust
ness in cur midst" This is the uttcrance
of fanatic. When man conducts his
business in q quiet, lawful and unohend-
ing manner rs do our German saloon
keepers, no man has moral
right TO attack them IN such an uncaled
for way. The Germans have introduced
beer drinking into this country and any
one who is Il real friend Of honest and gem
helping to do away with the use of the
vile whisky which was once the only
liquor drank by the native Americans.
1t is useless to prolong this letter
further but think that Mr.. Young
should remember the substantial favors
done him by the Germans of the
city in the past and be more just and
moderate, and less libelous and untrust-
worthy in his speeches. If Mr.. Young
desires to know my name, he can easily
do SO.
Mr. Young must learn that the "better
class of Germans" rs he calls them, are
fully aware of the difference between
true temperance and total abstinence.
Let this be the end of the discussion.
A GERMAN CITIZEN.
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SiiOt Himself.

While playing with q toy pistol yes.
terday morning, Harry, q little son OF
MIR. John Dennis, who resides on
Chapine street, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third street,
accidentally shot himself through the
hand. Medical aid was called in and
the little sufferer Is now doing rs well
rs could be expected.
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Great sales.

An immense ssle Of watches ,nd
~ will be begun at auction thu s'e ".
al No. - Twelfth street, ALalh ~ 4
Every article sold as represhNa -,
not as they are represented yoaf - ~
will be refunded and goods Asen 40
As this is 3 good chance 70 -.
jswelry and watches chesp, We sa''
10 call.
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COOP health is 8 precious boon that
none appreciate so fully IS those who
are overtaken by disease, and al such
hail WITH delight anything that will re-
store them S. rapidly and certainly IS
does McLsin's Wheeling Vegetable PIlls,
especially if the disease is of g bilious
character, affecting the liver, stomach
and bowels, for in affections of The kid
they cannot Isil in giving relief.
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TO Farmers, Gardeners and Others.
NALUABLEC COUNTRY ROPERTY
- a

NIAlIll sblIt Npl ~ II MI II " L
FOX SALE
Wishing To retire from business / Will
offer nv property, situated ten miles east
O, wheeling, on tue National Pike and
Henptield railroad, known as Point Mills,
containing 55 acres of well improved
land, on which there is large griSt mi II,
with two run of Ourrs, and corn Stone in
gooi ruuing order. Also, lour good dwell
ing houses, Two large and one small stable,
aud ali other necessary outhuildings. Also
one pair OF Howe'S four { M Scales, under
root IA depot building 2Xi0, with Office at
tachcd, l2xl6; "a large store loom ana ware
house, with hall overhead a new black
smith shop, and two good orchards.
Tne above will be sold separately, or as
n whole IL desired.
Also a good faTIu OF EiO acres, under 4
good state OF cultivation, situated one mile
north of the railroad station, on which
there Is large frame dwelling house OF
eight rooms "a large frame stable, and also
"A large bank barn, 5OxSO, with shedding
underneat a splendid orchard near the
house; also q good spring. Farm well
ws,tered throughout. Call or address,
WIN. CASTOR,
Point Mills, Ohio county, w. Va.
mrgeodegsa
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Assaulted.

Last Friday night s young lady wss
met on Chspline street, near Thirty.
sixth, by two roughs who caught hold OF
her arm and asked 10 see her home. In
stead of making any noise, the young
lady picked up good sized brIck-bat
and struck one of tie ruftians on the
forehead, which caused the blood to fow
rather freely.
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TbeIIitIe shoe House.

The public are invited 70 csII $50 I.
anime the latest and finest HyIe o. - ~.
in the city, including the SIDE w. -,
boot on G and ID lasts, French nee .
rsnted perfect fitting, and e's,y =,
guaranteed. Also large stock o. -. =,
shoes Of every DESCRIPTION ss 'o'
and no shoddy. Call and see ..
JEgEY CLINEn
No. Eieyen.b .!rsS
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Mother.. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't fail TO procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for al diseases OF teeth
ing in children. II relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, requisites the
bowels, aud, by giving relief and health
to the child, gives rett 10 the mother.
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Probate business.

Yesterday the following probate busi-
moss Was transacted in the office of the
County Clerk:
K. j. Smyth was appointed admins
trator de joHuS non. with will annexed,
Of the estate OF Robert Pratt. Bond
500, with ID. Peck rs surety.
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Rehearsal.

The second rehearsal by those who are
to take part in tho entertainment At
Wsshir gton hall next Tuesday night, for
the benefit of the Wheeling Cadets, will
be held at Parker hall tonight. The
drill and parade yesterday afternoon
were witnessed by not less than three
hundred people.
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AUCTION SALE

nFCLOTHS. CASSIMERES, NESTINGS
~ and Mems furnishing Goods.
TO close out my remaining STOCK the
above named goods will be sold, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1878,
Together with the tailors' heating stoves,
pressing irons, pressing boards, sewing
IN ichimes. cutting and work tables,
counter, desk, chairs, looking glasses, &C.
Also, one No. Rurk & Barnes FIRE PROOF
SIfa. with inside and outside doors, in
good order. Also lot of uncalled Tor
clothing, consisting OF coats, pants ana
y.>ts. Sale TO commence at p. ~, and
continue from day to day until closed out.
TERMS OF SALE-S2) or under cash, from
sgjtO So thirty days irOn4 So TO SO sixty
days, and from SIS to 500 or upward ninety
DAYS; all credit sales Ia be settled by nego-
liable notes with approved security.
J. Il. LAklN,
mrl2t Ro. 50 Twelfth street.
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Allows joint Much better, doc
tor. What fearful case Of dyspepsia
be hsd caused BY the use OF that sdul-
tersted baking powder in my bread.
Since you prescribed Morning Glory, be
hss improved wonderfully"
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Painful Accident.

The many friends of Mis- Ella John
son will regret TO learn that she yester-
day accidentally cut the palm OF her hand
SO seriously as to lay the flesh bare to the
bone. DR.. Pipes dressed the wound and
She is now doing we'll
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South Wheeling Guards.

A meeting of the mem bers OF the
above company will be held At Koch :
hsll tonight. Persons desiring 10 join
are requested to be on hand. An organ
izstion will be effected tonight.
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IT make. lighter, more nutritious and
healthier bread than any other. We
hereby certify that the Morning Glory
Baking Powder can not be excelIed. We
use no other. Hundreds OF housekeepegs.
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ToCIo.e Casb Rivers

Twenty thousand bolts choice patterns
of wall papers, with borders 70 match, ST
the unusually low prices of c, s snd 10
cents per bolt, St Nos. 20lo and 202l
Main street. John Roemsr.
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Greenwood Cemetery.

yCHE STOCKHOLDERS IN 90,
wood q. metery gill meet . 90 fnsr'
ofthe cemetery. I'D Main sIes a, Of 81
day, 18th inst, between the nv y, ulresG'
Io'clock p NJ, for the kIectlon VI
TO serve tor the ensuing ys5; NJ sssy.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

VOFFER FOR RENT MY HOUSE AND
Blacksmith shop at FaIrview, Marshall
county, W, Va. on reasonable terms To II
good tenant. The shop has tirst-claSs
business and n good workman Will do
well. For particulars enquire oi or address
the undersigned on the premises.
mrSega NlCHOLhS WA MAN
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More Military.

Tie Fourth ward school boys are sori-
ou>ly contemplating the propriety of
organizing military company. While
the fever is on let wsrlike preparations
progress, rs We may have need of troops
to fight the mosquitoes this summer.
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go ACRES HARRISON COUNTY

-IV Iowa; Wei WaIrT'U, hVdT TaIITUHI
not far from Council EluffS.
I65 acres, Monroe county, Iowa.
900 acres, Cherokee and Woodberry
co Iuty, Iowa, tor exchange Tor merchan'
die. 800,
Kansas improved farms from 500 up
wards.
q acres on the National pike, on the
other side OF Philadelphia, near Springer
pla ,e: a very desirable piece of ground,
Eor sale or exchange for carpenter WORK
Anumber of dwelling houses ana lois
IN cliyand OH Wheeling Island.
Houses rented and rents collected al
Invest rates. All business promptly nj
Tended TO. &. A. SCHAEFkR n CO.,
REAL Estate Agents, Opera House Com"
second floor. mrs
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCm

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Last night there was large and en-
thusIastic temperance meeting at this
place Messrs. Robert Sweeney, of Mar
til 5 Ferry, Councilman VIM. Hastings
and Mr.. Wilson addressed the audience.
OTIS HALL.
There will be a temperance meeting at
this hall to night at which the venerable
Frank Grubb will lecture on temperance
A delegation of our temperance people
will 60 out to Triadelphis tomorrow
night to organize temperance union st
that place.
Tonight there will be a prayer ard
experience meeting at the Fourth street
NJ. +. church for reformed men and tenn
peranCe workers.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

TNTHEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD 49,
/ ING. n, EE
Rooms In the Peoples Bank
Building are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given I'M
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or TO
iaSh THOs. O'BRIEN. Agt.