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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-06
MILITARY.

Captains Lukens and Sterling went
down TO Bellsire on Friday 10 confer
with Col. Baron regarding the proposed
shsm battle in this city on the Both inst1
and extended TO the Colonel and his reg
iment an invitation to participate. As
Col. Baron had already sent out orders 10
the different companies OF his regimen!
to meet in Belaire on the Goth instant
for parade snd inspection and to partske
of = dinner the citizens Of that city
would have prepared for them, he was
compelled to decline the invitation
of the West Virginia militia. 1t
is expected, however, that an arrange
inert will be made TO get the ColoneIs
regiment here by O'Clock IN the after
noon of that day. II that is accom-
Pushed, they will be in time for the
battle, and We are safe in saying that the
enemy will suffer defeat.
Oar citizens should take an interest in
the military companies OF the city, since
they are doing so much toward atording
amusement for them through the sum-
mer. The amusements they propose are
of rare nature, and cannot help bu! be
enjoyable affairs. In connection with the
bsil to be given on the evening Of the
3Oth in Washington and Turner Halls,
we understand moonlight dance will
be given IN Zane's Grove, conducted by
the Mathews Light Guards. The name
is sufficient to guarantee an elegant time,
as our people have not forgotten the re-
ception ball given TO the Governor by
this company.
1t is pretty well understood that the
camp grounds of the First Regiment OF
West Virginia Militia will be nesr
Welsburg. The citizens Of that little
city promise the bows their hospitality,
which is no small matter to those who
are acquainted with the people of that 10
cality. There is some difference OF opin-
ion as to the time Tor going into camp.
We would say TO the management OF the
matter that il they want to consult the
pleasure of the proposed visitors and ex-
cur5iouists, the most pleasant time ls
about the middle Of June. The weather
is then delightful and people can go with
some degree Of comfort. When, If you
put 1t Of until July or August 1t Is so
very warm that it would not be pleas
ure to any one. If we are to have
camp, let it be in June by all means.
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LAST NIGHTS FLAKES.
A Small House and IT'S Contents
Destroyed.


About 10 o'clock last night sn alarm
of FIRE was turned in from box No. 10 st
the Vigiant engine house, No. 64o
Main street. caused by the burning OF
two story frame building, the residence
of Henry knesmsr No. 40, Fifth street.
1t seems that Mrs. Knesmsr wss at church
and her husband who remain
ed st home, had left lighted
lamp sitting on 8 side table, and had gone
out. Before he returned, however, the
lamp exploded and the building had
caug ht fire. 1t berg of light materials,
the flames gsined strong Roadway be.
fore they were discovered. The engines
reported promptly, but owing to the tsct
OF the house being so fsr up the hill,
thew were unsble TO do anything toward
subduing the flames before it was too
late. The house and all Its contents were
DESTROYED. The loss is thought to he IN the
ueigh6orhond OF LOO The -E.na In
sursnce Company has $500 insurance on
the house and household goods. Mr..
kuesmar will be RENE mbered by sll who
attend the markets as the old Germsn
who sells flowers. The loss is heavy
one for him, IS he is 8 man OF moderate
means.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 4-Flour Dull and
unchanged. Whest-Fairly sctIvo snd
shade higher; No. l Chicago spring
81 ll2(Gl u; No. ? 81 llfC9l lls cash :
Sill. seller May; 81 OSB@l Os seller
June; No. 81 O4G9l O6i Corn-Fsir-
" active and shade higher Al 80 Ia
4Oc cash; 80 e old seller May; 4Ot@4Ufc
seller June. Oats-Steady at 261c bId
cash aud seller June. Rye-Firm NJ Coo.
Pork-Demand light but holders firm
and higher at IS 90 cash; s. 70 seller
June; IS o7!9S 30 seller July. Lard
Fairly active and shade higher st So %
a,G 99t cash; 81 OO@7 o.! seller June;
81 III seller July. Bulk Mests-Quiet
and unchanged. AlcohOl-At sac.
Whisky-At 81 o..
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 10
feet and falling.
The ONeal, for Pittsburgh, Courier
for Parkersburg and Hudson Tor Cincin-
matt, departed on time Saturday.
The John Pinny passed up Saturday
with an empty tow.
The Sam Brown passed down with q
tow of coal
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
nigh. for Pitts burgh.
The Granite State passed down Satur-
day morning tor Cincinnati.
The John l.. Rhoads passed up Satur-
day morning Tor Pittsburgh.
The Fashion aud Barnard passed down
yesterday for st. Louis with good trips.
The I'd. Hobbs arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday with tow. She will
fill out here and depart for ST. Louis
about the middle OF the week.
The RsgO1 i, the Psrkersburg packet
and the Tbsnhsuser the Matsmoras
packet, leaving this morning at 1920.
The Andes Is due up from Cincinnati
to day.
Messrs. Young and Wilson left on the
Hudson Saturday for Psrkersburg on
business.
Capt. T. c. Sweeney, commands the
Steamer Fashion on her presen: trip.
VICKsBURG, Msy 5.-River rose six
inches. Mercury 80. Up-Chatesu.
Arrived-Grsnd Tower.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Arrived-
Silver City, Red river; NJ 2. Schenck,
Cincinnati, both last night. No depart.
ures. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Arrived-Com-
Onwealth, New Orleans River rose 3
inches and now Is l9 feet inches above
low water mark. Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS May Driver mas fallen 9
inches; now stands at 28 feet 3 incbes.
Weather clear and warm; thermometer
II. DeParted-Msude, St Louis; Colo
RADIO, Vicksburg.
CIyCIYEATI, May 5.-River Is feet
. inches and falling. Light raih this
afternoon. Arrived - Granite State,
PIttsburg. The Exchange passed down
yesterday ioT 81. LOUIS.
EVANSVILLE, May 5.-Weather clear
and mild. River 81 feet and rising
slowly. Down-MItche.I, Lsura Davis,
Grey Eagle, Bowling Green. Up
Msg-is Smith, Fannie Tstum. Business
very dull.
LOUISVILLE May 5.-Weather clear
and cool. Arrivei-Kstie-New Or
leans. psrted-VInt ShInkle, Mem
phis; Golden Crown, New Orleans; EX-
change, St. LOUIS; Golden Rule and Jas.
D. Parker, Cincinnati. River falling,
with IL feet 4 inches in the canal.
CAIRO May 5.-ArrIved-City Of
Helena, YIcks burg; Robin, Ohio; Future
City, Liberty, New Orleans Dsmsel, be-
low; James ". GoB, Memphis; &. P.
Church, Cincinnati; sam. Roberts,
Evansville. Depsrted-Ait Stevens, ST.
Louis; IdlewiId, Evansville; Eddyviile,
Nashville; Helena, St. Louis. Future
City, St. Louis; Gof, Liberty, Ohio.
River 81 feet sDd falling. Weather clear.
Mercury 10 degrees.
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Death by Drowning.

Saturday evening, about $50 o'clock,
a boy, whose name our Informant could
not ascertain, fell from barge into the
river st Ravens Rock, short distance
above Matsmorss, and was drowned.
Several men were standing on the shore
at the time of the accident, but made no
effort to save him. The boy was about
twelve years Of age, and resided with
his parents at the place where he came
to his death.
A young man named Scott, who re-
sides at Mstamoras, went out into the
river last Monday and got on a large
slab which was floating past Seeing q
towboat passing and becoming fright
ened, Re lesped into the water and
started 10 swim to the shore. Before he
could get out OF the water, he sank and
was drowned. He was nineteen years
old.
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Personalities.


W. a. Wade, Baltimore attorney, is
st the st. James.
Col. Phil. Ii. Gsllsher, of Charleston,
has rooms AZ the st. James.
Misses NettIe and Matte Donshy, Of
Washington, Pa, are guests of Miss
Mary Roemer, South Side.
J. A. Torrance, attorney, late Of the
Kentucky bar, Is to locate and practice
his profession among US.
a. g. Leavett, agent Of Madame
Rentz's Female mlnstrels is at the
McLure.
MIS-. Jas. r. Gardner and daughter
Amala, of Bellefontsine, Ohio, are at
the residence of d. Lamb, South Side.
w. g. Handlan, President of the
Second Branch of Council, will act "a
Mayor during the absence Of Mayor A.
j. Sweeney.
Thos. O'Brien, is, we are glad to learn,
recovering from his illness.
Homer, of the ParkerSburg Sentinel,
came up with the e1cursionists yesterday.
"Chrystal Mazourka" is the title of
peice of music of some merit on the
counter of q. Y. Lucas store, composed
by Miss Mary 5. Wild, young lady Of
this city.
j. T. Travers, traveller for the house
of G S. Feeney is confined to hi3 home
at Fetterman by illness.
Rev. DR. Cunningham will be absent
during the week, and Rev. St. Clair will
fiji DR.. Cunnlnghsm's pulpit Wednes.
day evening.
G. II. Collier received telegram from
Boston, Saturday evening, announcing
the sudden death of his father. Mr.. Col
lier LETT for Boston on the early train yes
terdsy morning.
Thomas Hughes and wife, j. r. Mehon,
Miss Hogan and A. Hunter Smith, Of
Parkersburg, were registered at the St.
James yesterday.
George f Stifel, salesman at c. T.
Brues and VIM. &. Stifel, of the trm of
=. L. Stitel u Son, will leave this morn
ing on the 6 o'clock train Tor New York,
thence to Europe for three months
tour.
Augustus NJ. Burke, at one time resi-
dent OF this city. died last Saturday at
his home in Yankton, D. Z. Mr.. Burke
is q brother of Mrs. Col. Delsplslne.
Col. Alex. Campbell was registered at
the Gibson House, Cincinnati, yesterday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-06
THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF.
ferent judicial Bodies.

SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, HAY
MoND, MOORE AND JOHNSON.
In the case of Brock Academy VS.. S.
George, executor, an appeal and superse-
IDEAS was allowed. Bond 5000.
George Il. Moore vs.. Doug las q Wood
ward, from Wood county. CeTtiorart
aud re-srgument ordered.
State VS.. Sarah Jane Williams from
Braxton county. Certiorari ordered.
Fshy vs. Manlon, from Ohio county.
Appeal and Supersedeas refused.
State for the use Of Crumbscker vs..
Seabright, from Ohio county, dismissed.
Peterson VS.. Smiths heirs, motion for
leave to prosecute oyerruled.
Helm vs.. Joseph Smith, Judge, pro-
nibition nisi awarded,
Davis VS.. Henry, from Doddridge,
affirmed. Opinion by johnson.
Patton & Shaver VS.. Elk River Nsyl-
cation Company, from Ksnawha, affirm
ed, Opinion by Moore.
Coleman VS.. Walters, from hanswhs
affirmed. Opinion by Raymond.
CovilIe 81 CARRIER Va. Gilman ct al f,
from Richie, affirmed. Opinion by
Green.
Sweeney vs.. Baker and others. Motion
for reargument docketed.
Harrison VS.. Wheeling Academy ct al.
Petition for msndsmus filed.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning at
o'clock.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case of Rachel McGee VS.. john
ston and others, the motion to quash no.
tice heretofore made and argued was
overruled.
The demurrer in the case of j. j.
Hsigh VS.. United States Building Asso-
citation hereteo ore filed was overruled and
case set for trial.
In the case of J. S. Hswley vs. Some
born & Son, the attachment was quashed.
BIO. ODonnellvs. j. Mccoy. The
writ of serror to the judgment OF the
County Court was argued by Hubbard
for plaintiff in error, and by Hearne for
defendant, and submitted.
Case of Fulton VS.. ShIeb, was given to
the Jury who retired to their room TO
consider upon their verdict. After being
out some hours. they returned verdict
| of $50 for Fulton.
The habeas corpus case Of Davis VS..
Davis, was argued upon motion to
qussh writ, and motion taken under ad-
vlsement.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
THE WEEKS TRIAL DOCKET.
Monday-State VS.. Thomas Sweeney,
charged with rape.
Tuesday-State VS.. Long and Con-
drey, charged with burglarizing the
Rogers residence.
WednesdaY-State We. VIM. Harris,
charged with stealing property from
Mrs, Richardson and Anton Reymann.
Thursdsy-State vs.. O'Donnell,
charged with felony. State vs. same,
same charge. State vs. G. Allen. State
vs.. Farley.
On Friday some cases growing out OF
the Cox-Curtis SANDER suit will be
heard.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This Court disposed of two cases, with
q fine Of 81 each. Paid.
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Complimentary Benefit.

The benefit rendered to Mrs. Z. s. Sui
livsn, the efficient orgsnist of the church
of the Immaculate Conception takes
place tonight at Westwoods Hall. We
understand the sales of tickets have been
very lsrge. The programme is as fol-
lows Tramp Chorus" by company,
Duet" Messrs. Lucas and Arkle Vocal
Solo" Miss Theresa Phillips, Vocal
Solo" Mr.. Oacar SeeleY, Kate Strsng"
MISS Z. S. Sullivan, Solo "Let me like q
soldier fall" Mr.. K. V. Ankle, "Comic
Song Popping the Question Little, Ag-
gle Sullivan, "RecitaIon," Mr.. Ed. Lar
kin, "Solo," Mr.. G. Y. Lucas, Duet"
Messrs. Seeley and Ankle, trio" Miss
Sullivan snd Misses GillIgsn and Bero,
Recitation" M VIM. Steele, "Trio,"
Messrs. Seeley, Ankle snd Fletcher.
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Large Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Healey,
mother of Mr. Michael Healey, chief en-
gineer at the Belmont NaIl Works, took
place on Saturday morning from her late
residence in Benwood. Tne remains
were followed by large concourse of
sorrowing relatives and friends to Mt.
Calvary cemetery, where the interment
took place. Rev. Father McKernsn
conducted the services in Ihstsolemn and
impressive manner which beftted the
occasion
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Trustee,s Sale Of Real Estate,

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May o.
0ftne County Court OF ohio county, west
Virginia, in deed OF trust book No. Z, pages
IS ana Is, 1 will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
ont door OF the Court House, II Jhe Guy
OF Wheeling, the following described real
estate. tnst is To say: The ives or alley
nan oftne south half OF lot 1876, situate on
tLe west side OF old Fourth street, ana
north OF old Union street, that Is 10 say 20
,r,cT Of said halflot as fronts on the alley
mining eaStwardly towards old Fourth
street, about iG feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon.
The title 10 the above property IS DeIleV-
eI To- hc una 4eStionGble, but selling as
Trustee l snail only convey such title as Is
vested IN me by virtue oil said deed OIL
INST THOS. O'BHIEN,
100; Trustee.
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Saturday Night Raid.

Captain Ripley, accompanied by
Officers Bogard, Liston aud Henry went
to house aid to be KEEP. by Madame
Clark, on Market, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, and arrested the madame
together with Mary Bolen, and Frank
Prentice, the latter OF whom claims to
be d wholesale grocer of New York. The
parties were locked up and will have a
hearing at Police Court this morning.
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CnapIinc s,reet sunday school.

The following ladies and gentlemen
were yesterday elected officers OF the
Chspline street NJ. Z. Sunday School to
serve for the ensuing year; Superin-
tendent, }. A. Lancaster; Assistant Su-
perlnteudent, A. j. McNssh; Secretary,
Harry e. Godfrey; Treasurer, Jas S.
Barton; Librarians, b. w. Gally, Chss.
b. Reed, Howard Wilkinson; Orgsnists,
Miss Ella Moore and Mary Zorn. Super
intendent of Infant Department, Miss
Emma Fowler.
Officers of the Missionary Society
Presidert t, Hon. c. ID. Hubbard; Vice
President j. s. Barton; Secretary and
Treasurer, Harry b. Godfrey.
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ReaI Estnte Transfer.

The following transfer of real estate
was lett for record at the office OF the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made May 4th, 1873, by james
Exley TO John Z. Clator, for a certain
piece Of ground situated in East Wheel
ing, on the West side of McCOIlOgh
street and on the South side OF Tenth
street, formerly called Madison street.
COMPENSATION $1,000.
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Sunday EXcurhiOnH.

Tho Steamer Express, Capt. Asa
Booth, master, will run excursions here.
after every Sunday TO different places on
the river. We understand that the first
excursion which will be next Sunday,
May 18th, will be run to CresaP's grove,
about twenty-five miles down the river.
Laramie will furnish dinner for 70 cents,
and proposes to get it up in his usual good
style. The fare will DO Only so cents for
adults, % cents for children, and families
of three, four or more children At 10
cents for each child We anticipate
large patronage for Capt. Booth.
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TmnrOEP.nPuI.

The street commissioner has completed
q much needed improvement on Baker
street. He has had the entire roadway
between McCullock street and the PENN
sula graveyard dug out to the depth of II
inches, the bed tlIed in with thick
layer OF sand and limestone, and this
covered to q proper thickness with dirt,
makinm q thorough lob OF the whole.
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TnInmndried shIrts.

We offer this day the finest made shirt
at 80 cents No dollar shirt in Wheeling
to compare With it. l. Blum & Bro.
IT makes person feel sad to hear
crying baby, suffering probably from
some slight pain, which could be easily
relieved by the use OF DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, which is for sale at all drug stores.
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THE Beethoven Singing Society and
the choir of st. Johns church (Germsn) },
including many of our best singers, Will
give a grand charity concert at st. John 3
Church on the 10th instant for the bene-
fit of the Children's Home. After the
concert a socisble will be given at Bee
thoven Hall. AS this is q worthy move,
we hope to see both we'll pstron!zsd. The
admission is only 80 cents.
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wa Il. HALLER, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &C.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
V,
MarEaretha Mas, Administrative OF David
Mas, decd, and Others,


N CHANCkRG.
The undersigned, Special Commission.
prS. hereby give notice that 10y virtue OF
me authority vested in them by decree
male by said court in the above entitled
cause ON the 9th day OF April, 1878, they
will, on
SATURDAY, THE STU DAY OF JUNE,
ISIS. sell at public auction, 20 the front
door OF the Court House OF ONO county,
West virginia, in the city OF ~ hevl!ng, 10
the highest aud best bidder. the real estate
OF which said David Mas, decd died
seized and possessed, tO-NIt: The piece OF
land, containing about Nv O and oue-half
acres on which said David Mas had his
death, which was conveyed 10 MIN by one
Franz Htguer and vile by deed dated
March 10, 1871, and now of record in the
rIerK'S Office OF the County Court OF said
county in detu book 40. AZ, page III and
described in said deed as follows: Front
ir, On me continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with Hafimau'S lue northeast one nun
dred and ten feet; thence north TO Bush
field x McMecnen's line; thence east 10
John McLurv's Inc; thence with his line
about 800 I. ct; thence west 10 holman 5
line, the place OF beginning.
Also. lot No. QUiJ one hundred and four,
ON the northwest corner OF Fourth lateIy
called Bank stree aud Coal street, 'front.'
lag 50 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street no feet, beng
same lot conveyed TO said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and vile, by deed GATED
october 3. IS67, and now OF record in said
Clerks Office in deed book No IS, page
IA. All OF said real estate being IN said
city, county and state.
TERMS or SALE-Dne-fOurth Of the pur-
chase money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect To pay, in cash the
Tesidue in three equal ms ailments, each
bearing interest from the day OF sale and
payable respectively in six, twelve and
aiyntepn months alter the day of sale the
nnrchasar TO give bonds with personal
secnrity thereon satisfactory TO The under
siSnaJ Tor said deferred LAY ments, ana the
IiiIsIo DE retained until payment in full
VI '-'0 LEWIS S. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
! a. HERVEY. AuctiOneer. mali
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WILL BE OPENED

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY IsI, IN THE
" building formerly occupied by MT.
John GebhaTt, firSt-class saloon, where
the best AID purest articles usually kept
IN such establishments Will be found at
all times. ! Will set Grand Lunch on
Monday, May 9Th, 10 which invite all
my friends ana the public generally.
q. A. STOKER,
ap29sb Cor. 18th and Chapline SIS.
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PARKER's HALL.

We are requested to say that the re-
pairs to Parker Hall having been COM
pleted, temperance meetings will here
after be held on Tuesday, Friday and
Sunday nights.
A prayer meeting will also take place
on each Sunday afternoon.
1t is desired that the lsdles who are IN
torested IN the neckLie sociable to be
given Tor the benefit of the First ward
Temperance Union, meet ut the FoNrth
Pres byteriau Church this evening At sew
en- O'Clock.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 4.-Cotton-ln
good demand 1T lOtc. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; red 81 la
l Is. Corn-Quiet and firm ut 43CG44c.
Osts-Stesdy and in fair demand 27@
soc. Rye-Dull and nominal At 56lG6Oc.
Bsrley-Stesdy and unchanged. Pork
Steady and firm 50 90. Lsrd-QuIet
and firm; kettle 81 2j@7 80; steam 81 90.
Bulk Meats Demand fair and market
firm So G2t45 90. Bscon-Quiet and
firm at 81 l24@@5 62!. Whlsky-In
good demand at full prices; light offerings
at 81 OF. NominsIly unchanged.
Linsecd Oil-Stesdyat 60@6lc.
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MosT every person you meet can give
a remedy for a person suffering from
Rheumatism, but we think that il you
try the Good Intent LjnimStIt, made by
McLain Brothers, you will be convinced
that 1t is the best thing you ever had in
the house, not only for Rheumatism, but
for Strairs, Bruises, Cuts, &c. Don't
take our word tor it, but get a bottle and
give it trial Only 70 cents.
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Necktie Social ut Wesley Church
Anniversary.

The necktie social at this church, on
Saturday night, was complete success,
and netted handsome amount, which
will be applied to some much needed
repairs for the lecture room.
The anniversary of the Sunday School
will take place on next Sunday week.
No long winded speeches will DO made.
The children are preparing some inter
esting exercises for the occasion.
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We have been informed tina. the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen will leave
this CITY next Saturday on the steamer
Hudson, for the Cincinnati musical festi-
val: Lsdies-Mrs. Gibson Lamb, Mrs.
DR.. T. 0. Edwards, Mrs. Norton, Mrs.
Dubois, Misses MOllie List, Molhe
Hesrne, Sallie and Dora HIldreth, Ma
mic and Mamie Dubois, Lille
Davis OF California, Mamie Ham
mond, Gertrude and Mary Lamb,
Jessie Woodward and Miss Bailey. Gen.
.lemon: DR.. Harvey, Will List, James
Adams, a. ?. TallmSn and
Charley Rho ads, the lstter
two Of Bridgeport, and Mr.
Work, OF Columbus Out of the mum Der
who 90 down on the Hudson, the follow
ing persons will remain over for several
days Mrs. Gibson Lamb, Misses List
and Hearne and Mr.. Will List.
- G y
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slnPFA HOUHP,

This evening John I. Raymond, whose
merits AS N actor are well known to our
citizens, will appear in "Rlsks" at this
place Of amusement. Tomorrow even
ing he will appear in Colonel Sellers"