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The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
DanbuI'y.

|
 This is bearing year for mosquitoes.
 Whiskey punch-the punch that rum my aimed at his friend'6 head the other i day, on Main street, and hit the atm0s- l phere.
 On Thursday night last about mid night a soap and fat establishment, Occu- pied by Mr. Charles Shute, in Padana- ram, was burned. Don't let the printer l spell that Pa1danaram, there is no such name in the book.) Padanaram is a pleas ant neighborhood, just out of town, be- tween North street and Pembroke district
 The reformed mems festival last week netted them about $t0. The warm recog- milton which they received from the citi- zens is something still better. They thank God, and take courage.
 Mir. c. H. White has received a patent for device for forming hat brims. ITr G. A. Shepard of Bethel is connected with it. MeSsrs Morgan Chittendcn and NJ Lyon have also received patent for a lathe for turning ovals.
 The hat finishers have delegated Mcssrs. Seth A. Northrop and Henry Rob inson to repre- sent them in the Matters i Convention, to be held this month ill Or ange, NJ.
 Rather cool business. Deputy Sheriff ! Heath advertises to sell tho ice of the Umpawaug lee Co. at Simpaug, Bethel. Tnis is not an advertisement, but those in need of ice can stick a pin here. A good opportunity to lay in a Winters supply, cheap.
 The entertainment of the Ladies Relief Socisty on Friday evening last was a sue cess. There is talk of it's being repeated.
 The town meeting of the season was l held on Monday week, to take into con- sideration proposed improvements in the town farm. A vote was moved to open a road through the farm and lay out build ing lots. and construct winding way !" in another part, and make it kind of | pleasure park. It seems the meeting con- sisted of ten voters, an unusual number, i the "oldest inhabitant not remember . ing that number at town meeting. The measure was discussed pro and con; and when the matter was thoroughly canvass : ed the vote was taken and there appeared one for and nine against it. This maiOri- ! ty the Democrat calls the immortal nine who "voted against knowing how to put ] $50, GOO into the town treasury, and how 10 derive a sure annual income of S1, 900 from the town farm" The man " 10 moved this vote is the same man who moved the multitude at the Hewitt inves- tigation the other day in New York, when, according to the Sun, he swung his arms so vigorously that he speedily cleared a wide space around him. He is vigorous minority. As the minority moved down the steps of the town hall, it quoted Shakespeare, or somebody. Were there not ten city fathers in this thing, and where are the nine 2" There was good idea in the movement, and good may yet come out of it. It is said it takes a thou sand years for thought to grow to ma jOrity. 4 few centuries hence, when the 'immortal nine" and the irrepressible one will be sleeping "the sleep that knows no waking, and this thought shall
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05

lfhe following article on the recent camp meeting will bo found interesting. -EpIToR
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
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The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
MARRIED.

T-GLOYER.-In Danbuly Tuesday, Aug 20th, by the Rev. MT Sloan, Mir. George B. Hoyt to Miss Hattie J. Glover both of Danbury.
 OAKLEY-HOYT-In Danbuy August 28th, by thu Rev, Mr. Soan MT. W jam H. Oakley of Bethel to Miss Lydia C. Hoyt of Danbury. -CHALMERS.-In Galway. Saratoga Co. N. Y at the residence of the brides father, Aug 14th. by the Rev. W. NJ. Gibson, MT. Hiram B lies of Danbury, to Miss Sadie E. Chalmers of the !! Eormcr place.
The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05

were thtrA eXlfeas thoir delight and say thnt 1t Was eoldu ted finely. At lea t fifty visitors from Danhurg oamo down and added Interest to the oecaslon Dr.. Go), Benedict, the fro5.d nt Of q o Beth, el Temperance Union, opened the mte iEg with Il few remarks, md then intro duoed Mir B. r. Bailey who took car ,e. Tho Cleo Club sang an appropriate song, nft}r which Co. Dihblc offered up prayer. Fe 'cral Interesting spre hes wer0made by o3d speakers from Danhury, and by Alossfs, Hubboll, Taylor and Benedict. Tho reading of a p0em hy AIr, E. r. Bailey was n pleasing Incident of tho meeting, Several new name wore added to the pledge and much life given to the good cause, W.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

A WISE DEACoN -"Deacon Wilder, |
want you to tell me how you kept yourself
and family SO well the past season, when
all the rest of Us have been sick so much,
and have had the doctors running to us SO
long BRO. Taylor, the answer is very
easy. used Hop Bitters in time and kept
my family well and saved large doctor
bills. Three dollars worth Of it kept us all
well and able to work all the time, and |
will warrant it has cost you and the most
Of the reighbors one or two hundred dol
lars TO keep sick the same time. | guess
you'll take my medicine hereafter See
other column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
BARGAINS!

UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE AT THE ST. CHARLES
AND PLANTERS HOTELS, SEPTEMBER,
IL, 1878,
Consisting of the following articles;
One yalisc w. NJ. Stone valise w. L.
Lock yalise and coat G. Kay; valises,
noname; trunk, S. Simons; / trunk, no
name--at st, Charles hotel.
Two yaIises, A, Campbell, and 1 sample
case, L. McEroy-at Planters house.
II. L. EGNEw,
J. KELLY,
Proprietors.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

LIVER IS KING.--1he nyer is the imperial
organ of the whole human system, as it con
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
When il is distu"l'-A :. >. ~-t~; a
all kinds of aim -,s "a "a. Lhp,syi result
The digestion Of food tho movements Of the
heart aid blood, the artim ttthe Eain and
nervous system re all Immediately connect
ed with the worl ings of the liver. II has
been successfully proved that Green's Au.
gust Flower is unequaed in curing all per-
sons afflicted with dyspepsia or liver com
plant, and all TIE numerous symptoms that
rom an unhealthy condition of the
&. AID stomach Sample bottles to try
/ .cs Positively sold in all towns on
II $40 IN continent Three doses WI
tl..&I .n Saat jtc VIZ,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR TO be held at
Freoport September IS to 81, 1878. The
Illinois Central railroad will sell tickets at
one and one-liiih fare for round trip. Tick
cts GOOD to return until September 23d.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

0YsrEns.-lIany Walker receives in
good order daily by express the best Select
Baltimore Oysters, which he is ready to
arye in any style day or night. He will
also dispose of them by the can at the low
est prices. Do not fail to call at the Crystal
Saloon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

ST. LOUIS FAIR AND EXposITIoN.-Th
Illinois Central railroad will commence sale
Of tickets Sunday, September Sth. Fare of
round trip $S.00-tickct Of admission to
exposition included.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
LrrrlE COLlMAN'S LAUNDRY.

II, lctte Coleman, who has he
!, n,ly on Fourth street, between Wash
Il gton aal Commercial avenues, takes
this method Of informing her old friends
and patrons that she is ut their SER,
vices, and soicits their patronage. She
has reduced prices to suit The times.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
NEW SERIES---NO. 113

Sutcliile Il Owen called on Mary Jacob
yesterday and exhibited the following tcle-
gram:
LAKE MISSISSIPPI, Sept. 0.
SCTcIrFFE Il OWEN, Louisville:
There are 65 cases Of yellow fever here
with deaths. There are new cases to-day.
We never saw such distress. Can't you
help us.
Signed p. SANDERS & Co.
The mayor, who hes just sent money to
Canton and Memphis, answered as follows:
p. SAUNDERS & Co., Lake Mississippi
Your appeal to Sutcif & Owen received
to-day. Your proper relief committee can
draw on me through Western Financial
corporation Tor $500.
CHAs, D. JACOBS, Mayor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
MEDICAL.
NANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CA.TARRII


vvsTANrt Y ro,ioyos ami ncrmonentlv cnros this
| - i{l'1V a. r'',i an H. Sr,i,,,, STAGES n
oa,ns.Iu ul,thiu ~ o ~ boaiiS,, nronnrfirs az
IVY sHGnH "' ,hoir 49,, III KIM rrnr
to, t ,ers r,Us r "r GU",y rrncdy In ope
lbort "c,r il has anna ia ,yay from The atlantic to
a." PariGc coasf nd yhcreycr known m. become
th tN,dord ,'Jy Cnr n, tr,0tn,nnt M Cgt1rrb
The prn',rintors bat. tren ,ygit.d mon by GENTLE
ti. r,rnady md ,fhn bay@. M cop4deriblc expense
,I ',r,, .~,rii, trn,d rrord news tbror,Ih.
, ir & IN ic NOV noye When yon benr
,rnitt !, atI"peu NJ n,liiporco md refinement
@ ~ n,,.n n,, Nh, IN -oniord = pudicnl Cure YOU
' Co. snr 4 gt 4, h. an article If Great yoluc
anJ wortI, +" Ne cigs.cd AMONG tlg Standard mcdi,
TIME bcncGt derive from ls daily use STONE In.
ysinqblr.
HENRY WELLS. Of Wells Fargo & Co,
IN has cured me after twelve years orunncrrupt.
4 ed .ufYrring,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

WooD AND CoAI.- Seasoned wood, lIick
DRY, Oak and Ash, at $3 per cord during
September. Paradise and Big Muddy Coal.
Orders taken for fall delivery at, Sc IS for 1
ton; 81 SO per ton for ? tons; Sc so per
ton for or more.
c. w. WHEELER & Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

SMOKERS, if you wish fine key West
or Imported cigar, call at Korsmeyer's
cigar store. It's the only place in the city
almost daily in receipt Of fresh goods.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
The Daily Bulletin

Il, served TO city subscribers by car
rirr- at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
week, payable weekly.
BY mail in advance, one year.
.Slo; six months, -; three months,
t!.dui one month, u. Postage free,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.
pLooMINGToN Law SCHOOL

Judge r. NJ Benjamin. Dean; Elementary and
Constitutional Law, judge o, r. Reeves, lou-
and Equity o W, Ndrlch. Ph y, Ill. p. CON
tracts and R'ul Property Hon, Lawrence Weldon,
Pleading a, c. Kari, Ill, d. Evidence and ,rimi
unl Law Diploma on tWOycgrsHttcnd1ucp, admits
to the Hlrof Illinois. Prices for best examination
on whole course, First prbe. 500 !ud PRIZE. SJli
rnr,y rcmasn year r1itiou Sl5 per term Ian
lnrth,r Il amEtun appljto y, g. kARH, Boon
ihtiOD. III,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, September 1O.-Thc following
is the report Of Dr.. Il. W. Mitchell Tor to-
day:
10 A. D. LanestafY, President Of the Howard Asso
Number Of new cases since our last re-
port l5l Ny appeal for covered vehicles Tor
our volunteer medical corps has not met
with single response; ! have supplied
them with rubber coats to protect them
from the storm that has continued during
the entire day. 1t was the best that |
could do. New calls for help have had to
20 unhealcd to-day am distressed to re-
port Of our volunteer medical corps strick-
en- down with fever - DIS. Nc
Cormick, Green, Hunter, Harlan,
Mitiall, Dawson, Bankson, McGrcgor and
Nugent. At this rate it will not be long
until all the living will be converted into
burial corps.
L. A. MITCHELL
Medical Director.
4, Danes, druggist, died to-day.
Father VIM. Walsh, reported dead, is
alivcand doing good service.
Atan early hour this morning rain COM
mencel falling and has kept it upinress,ntly
up 10 noon. Fiity-ninc deaths have becnrc-
portod,makiug 115 since yesteriaynoon.
Among the numbers are:
Mrs, Fannie llrthcws.
Gen G. W. Adams.
John J Connolly, telegraph operator.
Geo, Lane employe OF the Southern En-
rra.g epmDpOy
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
Adyr,,tisiur Ratios .

Eight lines of nonparcll solid
'Onst!uutea square.
Displayed advertisements VIII ho
,harycd according to the spncc, at
tboyc rates there being twelve lines
If solid type to the inch,
To regular advertisers we offer ~
pprior Inducements. both as 10 raises
If charges and manner Of displaying
their iavors,
Notices In local columns inserted
Tor twenty cents per line first iu4cr.
lion; ten cents per line for each sub
clueut insertion,
Special notices inserted for fen
tents per line for lirst Insertion; Eve
cents lui each subsequent insertion
Notice. Of deaths and marriages
'Nculy cents per line
81 tuttcr and and communications
'huu,d 6r addressed TO
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

Office in Alexander County Bank
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12

~ ., ...,.r..s la,,.as Cairo ..... iO:jl 4. m,
M rou,u EXPRESS arrives M East 81 Louis 40 pm
Nmyuh, shoro accommodation leave, afro 2:l5 pm.
Sirib, '.nrn ace arrive. M MUrphy-buro $50 pm,
m r6u, IN express leaves East 81 Louis. SO nm
Through express arrives ~ Cairo ..,.... 9.ln Pun
Ky ir orc arr,,,, NJ Cairo. 1855 pm.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-09-12
CAIRO q VINCENNES L, Il.
SIX HOURS SAVED

ny,r ,r,ip. or All other routes making the same
connections,
~ Passengers by other routes to make conh'e'
Nnus mu.t ride all night. waiting ron oAr ips,N
meeting roads
DJ,NyT,,rDrpT FACT and take onr i!i6
hENi lLhi DEN d. n.y. train, reaching Evans
willie. indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville same
day Train. leave and arrive NJ Cairo a. follows
Mil lca} ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''' ,l2 u',''
MNii arrives. 80 ''''' ny
Through tickets and checks 10 al important
cities,
n 4 MILLER ROSWELL MILLER
Gru' pass Agent General Sup'h
H. q, CHURCH, Passenger Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
THE GRAND REPUBLIC LAUNCHED

Tho an nounccmsnt that the excursion steamer Grand
Republic would he launched noon yesterday from
the shpyurd Of John EngIs son attracted thousands
10 the river Of point snd the East side.
The guests who had boon invited irDm this city by
Mr. H. Cornell whi.e, tho owner OF the crsst,
smbsrKcd board tho Columbia, A. the foot OF West
Twcuty. fourth street. at eleven A. NJ, while those
fr,m Brooklyn taken on bosri at JcwclI's dock.
SO numerous were they. however. that Il was found
requsiiion also and tho two craft, gayy decorated
with bunting, thoir decks black with their uvins
freight steamed mp the riycr At twenty minutes past
twoive every craft a. they passed saiuting
rhe sccno in tho neighborhood OF tho launch
excccdipgly brilliant. Every available point tho
Shore the rigging OF vessels lying near and 400 rd
srnbIc craft the river was occupied by
beers Of spectators. all eagerly Watching the
gsyy bedrcgcd steamer 50 soon TO ost on the trcach
ctous sea- ON board inc steamer COLUMBIA excite.
mcnt ran high when the departure &c MISS jennie
White. daughter OF SIR. v. MhIte, aud otner mon.
b,rs o. tho owncrs family from the latter vessel tho
shore bctos eneJ spccuy launch. few minutes after
thor ARRIVAL on shore the cry OF thcrc she gocsn
conce nj rated every ego upon the picturesque
panorama. Tho Grand Republic, nod
by Mss Jennie siid gracefully down the ways i0
another moment was anost aud IN tow OF two tugs,
her beautiful lines exciting the admiration OF al.
Down tho river she was towed by tho tugs, accom-.
panied by tho Columbia and the Americus saiutea vy
every steamer ~ sho passed, until tho Battery Was
reached wncn she turned streafn snd escorted
20 the dock OF the Quintaru Iron Works, where her
machinery Will be put IN.
Meanwhile tue guests wcro invited TO partake Of a
bountliul collation. provided by ME- White, ana alter
putting ashore a. Jcwcls dock all who desired 90
leave both steamers went OF nm excursion up aud
down the river and bay Tor several hourS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
"OLD NUMBER SEVEN"

The members OF the George T. Trimbie Association
OF old Public School No. held their annual meeting
a, seighortners No. 81 Lafayette place. evening"
Mr. orcstes Cleveland occupied the chair. The fol-
lowing officers elected Tor the ensuing yoar: -
President, George f. Gantz Vice Presidents, Nathan
T. Beers, W. l. Pooiey and Henry i. Sloie; Cores
ponding Secretary, Judson Jarvis; Recording Secrc-
tary, William Raynor; Treasurer, r. Hamilton; Ex-
ecutive Committee, Charles P. Rogers. John II. Hull
Joshua S. Cooley, Bradford willard, George p
Payson, Andrew D. Bloodgood sand Charles H.
Bailey. Tho meeting then Adjourned to the
dining room, whcrc the annual dinner was
partakcrs OF. Tho president occupied tho chair
and among those present were Aessrs John W.
Creation, Aonzo Siote, John Osborne, Ward st. JOIN
Orestes Cleveland, J. H. Hull, George p. Paysons
Joseph Hart, william Raynor, w. Pooley, lsidor,
Bon stout Robertson, Oscar Purdy Richard on
Judson jarvis, Joseph y. Goldey. Charles NJ Bailey,
Andrew ID. Bo0dgood, William kcIock, Daniel SIotc
James Watkins. Jr., John A. Magraw, Jonn ~ Giles
ana others Tho society WAS organized In 1869, and
named alter the founder oil the old public school sys
tem IL Is close corporation, bong composed only
OF cx-pups OF old Pubic ScnoUl No. I, situated IN
Chryslio street. The building was erected In 1926.
but was pulled down and rebuilt Two years ago.
Last evening, aftor the cloth had bcon removed.
relating incidents and remnscenccs OF tho
school lie oil those present wore made. A pleas,n g
Ing telegram from old comrades ~ present residing
the Pacific coast
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April @, 1873.
To GEORGE r. TRIMBLE. 81 Lafayette place
Old seven's boys OF the Pacific dining with
night. J. STlV a. Rs, Secretary.
Tho reading OF tho cespatch was received with en-
thusiasm and reply forwarded. Tho party broke
up shortly alter eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
THREE OF A KIND.

In the Rogues' Gallery tho faces Of three fem,les
have several times attracted the attention OF visitors
They are placed close together and types OF low
sottsn class limo on limo each Of them has been
arrested Tor some offence, and their faces have now
become familiar several penal institutions about
New York what chance brought the three together
Yesterday IL In hard 20 divine, but IN tho aisIcs
Of ST Frnucis Xavfer's Church. after tho
obseauies oil General Thomas 4. Deviu, they
were discovered By Detectives Dorsey and Nuldoon
plying tho craft OF pckpockcts One was an sccd
cronc, rcjoices IN the names OF Mary Mun aiias
Leonard alias urrny. The next was = criminal al.
most equally well known a Maggie Swecny thourh
sno yesterday SAID her namo was Narv Bell. Tie
third OF the trio was Della donovan. The only plea
entered by them was that they only shopiIitcrs
which very cxtcnuating circumstance did prevent
Judge kilUretn committing tho three.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
THE PAWTUCKLT TRAGEDY.

Mile voIants's sister, who resides in this city,
reading yesterday the account Of ,he tragedy at
tuckel, teiegraphed TO tho manager Of the tho
afro At that place asking for its confirmation
and giving instructions TO forward the body
to the homo OF ncr mother. In Phelps
Ontario county, this State. To her surprise
she received despatch In repy stating that tho an
nounccment OF the ,rapcz,st's death was premature
She had been found In state after tho bull.
lot struck her, iron. which she hsa not recovered.
Mlis voantss sstsr, receipt Of this despatch.
II once proceeded TO Pawtucket. t4
"voante" was country girl, born and reared
IN Phelps, a small town In this state Her
right namo Is Lotto MailIy. and her mother,
. widow lady, gave her . good training.
In time, however, she found Il necessary to leave
homo. Tho resources Of tho family werc limited
had fsrcd well. To her Lotto came, and for time
her experience was identical with that OF most
Young women IN her station mental position
ing girl oil some AMBITION, she Expressed
dctcrmi 10 her iroDds TO adopt some calling
matter what II was, rather than leaa tho nu N.
drum lie Of servant While In this mood she met
Azarone Monroe, n trnpczc performer, who was the
pupil and associate OF Frank Monroe. Through
ter instructor, aud, with the assis lance
OF her relatives, succeeded In mastering tho
mysteries OF his art Sho then offered an engage
ment nj the olympic Theatre In brooklyn, which she
accepted, ana thcrc she made her d6out Since that
eno appeared al the LDuuou and Noks Garten In
CITY, and Dsaeie's Opera House in New Haven
There sho made quite impression and
rc-cngngcd. Shorty after she returned to tho
Olympic, IN Brooklyn, whence she vent .'rhe Lon
don New Haven, under John hammond's manage
mcnt Later on she appeared IN Mozart Carbon
Brooklyn, ma then was engaged for a series
OF performances Fan RIVER In that
town The managers OF tho theatre tailed,
and being II without resources she gladly accepted
offer Ut inc Paw,ucket Opera House, whero che
her tragic end josie Fowler. Jennie FRANKLIN
as she IN also called, Tho young woman who nred
the shot which struck Volanto. first appeared In
Harry Hiii's' Ia this city female
boxer and on tho boards thsro met Peter LAWYER Of
California, In fistic encounter She alter ward met
Frankiyn. who taught her tho shooting trick sne
praclIsed IN Pawtuckst with such dreadful result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Department OF Public Works has received the
So IS Tor Croton rents during the past
week.
Reductions In tho pricc Of license badges have been
made by Mayors Marshal Kelly for tho coming
year. The rate honceiorth will be ~ follows Junk
badges, thirty cents coach badges, sixty cents;
press badges, sixty cents; runners badges, sixty
cents. These prices mean reduction Of somo twenty
i've per cent.
Several merchants called upon Mayor Ely yesterday
for tho purpose OF recommending the signing OF the
Railroad
sixteen new dog licenses and thirty-two renewals
have been taken from tho Permit Bureau April
inclusive. Parties desiring TO their licenses
requested TO bring the old ones with them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OrFicE ov THE CHIEF SIGNAL 0rricER.
WAsmSGroS, April I'll A. A.

WAR DRPArTMEST,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcER.
WASHINGTON, April I'll A. Al.
IndcdtonG
For New England, partly cloudy weather, rain areas,
norshwestcrIy WINDS stationary or lower temperature
ami rising barometer.
For tho lower Lake region md Middle Atlantis
States clear or partly cloudy weather. preceded in hs
portions BY areas, north westerly winds
risns barometer, with stationary lower tcmpcrs-
ture.
For tho South Atlantic States. clear partly cloudy
weather. light northw csterly winds, stationary tenn
peraturc, with higher pressure.
For the East Gulf States warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather. light southcriy Winds stationary or
falling barometer
For the West Gulf States warmer clear or ptrtly
cloudy weather, southcrly winds, stationary or fall
ing barometer
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley. warmer. dear
or partly cloudy weather, light norshwestcry Winds,
rising barometer followed by winds shifting to so,th-
easteriy and stationary or falling barometcr
For tho upper lake region, clear or partly cloady
weather, variable winds, stationary Temperature,
rising followed by stationary or falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missnri
valleys, warmer, clcar or partly cloudy wcatkr,
variable winds. mostly from southeast 70 southwest,
stationary or falling barometer.
Tho Lower Mississippi VIII fall
cantionary onshore signals are ordered Tor Cpo
Lookout Cspo hattoras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hcry,
Norfolk, Lewcs, Uape May, Atlantic CITY, Barnsat
and sandy Hook.