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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-28

RENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Courf held at
1ugus,d, on the second Monday Of dagUSt, ls7s.
hN1HE PETITION oil j. II. SrUhfkVANT,
~ prayins that Fred A. Chase may be appoint
Ell II tee under the Will oil Luther stone late
OF Fayette, deceased,
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully PRIOR to the fub Monday oil
september next, in the Kennebec journal. a
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons IN.
teresIed, may attend at a Probate Court then u
why the prayer OF sad petition should not bt
granted. ii. n. IA Ek, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs. Register. owJs
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PERsoxl1. MExrroS.-Col. J. Dunbar, OF
steubenville, was in the city yesterday on
legal business.
who put the officers on the tack OF Con-
drcy and Long, who. burelarized the resi-
denee OF Mr.. Alex. Rogers, Is in tue Guy,
having been subpGnaed to appear as Q
witness in Condrey's case, which is set Tor
trial on the 18th OF November next. y, =
Capt. Rawling, our worthy Postmaster,
is confined to his residence by I'M
Mrs. Ross J. Alexander and Miss Ella
Tallman, OF bridgeport, have gone to Kan
sas CITY upon visit to friends. - 'ni
Thos. II. Dennis, Esq, OF Lewisburgi
Greenbrier comfy, Is in the city, attend
ing 10 some cases in the Supreme Court in
which he is counsel. 7ag. ySq,.
Judge Cranmer is still confined to his
residence on the Island with the diph-
iberia a.
Prof. Mullen, the dancing master, is in
the city making arrangements toteachthe
young folks how to trip the Slight iaHtas-
tic" y ~ 80
Sheriff r. II. Brown, of Hancock eoun.
ty, registered at the St. James Hotel last
evening!
Information was received in this city
last evening that Father Gull, Of Bellalre,
lrwho was taken seriously i'll at Columbus
few days since, while attending the late
Bishop Rosecrans, is not expected to live:
Mr.. George R. Thompson, formerly Of
this city. is back from the West on visit
Capt. Ed. weisgerber, the genial Master
Mechanic OF the, Fourth Division B. n ..
R. r.; arrived in the city lastnight5 n !
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TEMPERANCE NoTs.-The temperance
folks up in the First Ward, held an inter
estinc meeting in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church last evening. Addresses were de
livered by several well known local speak
ers, Mr.. Wnt Hastings entertained the
audience with some remarks, in the
course OF which he charged that young
men are made drunkards by the retailers
iof hard cider. aud that the next Legisla'
Eture should enact a law whereby the pro
prietors OF cider shops could be reached
The audience warmly applauded the
4 large meeting was held at Parker Hall
last evening. Mrs. Mary B. Reese, Mr.
Robert Marshall and others delivered adj
Thefourth regular Temperance discourse
as arranged by the General Executive
Committee, will be delivered tomorrow
evening at the United Presbyterian
Church. Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, pastor.E q.
The Rev. G. E. Hite will deliver an ad'
dress ut Parker,s Hall to.morrow afternoon
at 81 O'Clock. Everybody invited.
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AJrxEyrLE WEDDING on THE TAPB.-It
is reported on good authority that two
innosents whose ages only aggregate thir-
ty years, both Of local families, are TO be
united in wedlock next week. Their
nuptials come about as follows, the father
Of one being wealthy property owner,
and the mother of the other charming
widow; Sunday winks and blinks babe
them to think seriously" OF each other,
but the children standing in the way, they
separated them, and the father and the
young bridegroom having selected fine
wedding suit at the Star Clothing House,
are sending everyone they meet on the
street to see the wonderful cheap clothing,
shirts and underwear that Gundling { Co.
arc almost giving away. You should call
and see them, also to see the exact day ,ot
the wedding. r..t. I'd
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT BESwooD.-A fatal
accident Is reported to have occurred at
Benwood about 9 o'clock last evening.
The particulars, so far as our information
extends, are as follows: Charlie Sprouts,
aged eighteen, and boy named patter-
son, two years Younger, both residing in
Benwood, had been out in the woods on a
hunting. expedition, and were returning
home, when the accident occurred which
cost Patterson his life. They were walk
ing on the railroad track, Just below the
Benwood depot, Sprouts little in ad-
vance, CARRYING his gun on his shoulder,
and carelessly lingering the hammer He
had raised the hammer once or twice with
his thumb, and let it down easily, and was
again raising it, when y slipped from his
thumb and discharged the gun full in the
face Of Patterson, and the topof the poor tel-
lows head was literally blown off by the
heavy load Of shot with which the weapon
was loaded. Patterson, as we are inform
ed, was instantly killed.
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River feet 0 inches. A rise was ex-
pected from above, but had not made It's
appearance at dark last evening.
Weather clear and warm.
The Mallie Ragon departed at JOY o'clock
for Parkersburg.
The Della, from Steubenville, and Tele-
gram, from Sunfsh, arrived and departed.
Several towboats Of the Pittsburgh coal
feet passed, up during the afternoon.
! The Nail City, from Petersburg, with o
tow Of railroad ties, arrived at 5E.N.
The O'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh this
morning at o'clock,
The Science will be the packet for Par
kersburg at 10Y o'clock.
The new steamer Buckeye State will take
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RoARp or -ED6cAfi6S. 4This Board me-
in special session last evening, President
Baird ID the chair. Ptesent Messrs
Hupp. Goerng sc Gully Hildreth, Wheat,
Maxwell, t,Wilsop, Todd, Fitztmmons,
Watkins, Hess. 1850 9l'l,
There was considerable difficulty in get,
ting q quorum, and Il was not until $3.50
O'Clock that the requisite number answer
ed TO their names. Prof. Hervey was out
something over an hour hunting up absent
members. s.
The reading OF the minutes oil thOpre-
vious meeting was dispensed with.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Caldwell, was adopted:
Resolved, That the amount of the bond
TO be given by james b. fancy, now Col.
lectorof the City OF Wheeling, pursuant
| to the l4th section OF the Act OF the Legis-
lature OF West Virginia, entitled IAN Act
relating to the School District OF Wheel.
ing, passed February 5, 1872, rs amended
and enacted by Chapter ll6 OF the Acts
OF said Legislature Of 1875, be fixed at ssO,-
900. Inl'
Mr.. fancy, the new City Collector, ap-
peared with his bondsmen, Messrs Simon
Horkheimer, @. II. Booth, julius Pollock
and Mortimer Pollock, who were sworn as
| to their sutticienCy, after which the bond
was approved by the Board.
Adjourned.
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BARGAINS IN BuGGIRs.-If our driving
friends would secure new vehicles at pri-
ces that will pay for wintering, now is their
time. Passing through the carriage fac
tory OF MeSSrs. Donaldson, Lewis 4 Co.,
We noticed that they had on hand few
very nice buggies which they informed us
they would sell at cost. They have done
fine business this season notwithstand-
ing the hard times, and as the winter sea
son isthe time in which most OF their
work is prepared, also in which most Of
their refitting and repairing Of vehicles
that have suffered somewhat from the
wear and tear OF the summer is done, they
want all the room OF their factory. Those,
therefore, who want the best buggies in
the market alta bargain should take adyan'
tage of their offer.
Buggies left with Messrs. Donaldson,
Lewis & Co. for repairs WILDE stored in
their ware room for the winter and taken
care of free of expense to their owners.
Don't put off needed repairs until the
spring time, but have your wheels ready
for the road as soon as the bright April
days coax you out for an airing.
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BEIIAiRE LOcxIs-The Religious An
Entertainment Inst night, for the benefit
of.ths II. Z. Sunday school, was quitewell
attended, the amount taken In being
So So Several scenes, relating 70 Abfa.
ham Lincoln's Assassination were hfst
thrown upon the canvass after which the
principal views were those portnying the
more Important incidents In the life OF our
Savior, while on earth. The children
seemed to DO very much pleased with one
view, the picture OF Rev. Toland, OF the
N. E. Church. tsiy 'o,'i -9a !.
The new wbart.boat Is being painted and
lettered, causing everything about the
landing to wear an air Of beauty and blsi-
ness. NaH'F
The freight agents of the G. & P. Rail-
road report the shipments In their line Is
very heavy at present. "
Such n thorough cleaning OF bitches as Is
being male now is certainly commenda-
bic, but, in an occasional stroll, we yetsee
that the good work may continue with I'D
vantage. i-N ~
George Rodewig, while performing on
tho turn.pole yesterday, fell to the ground,
breaking his arm near the elbow joint. AS.
sistanCe was Immediately rendered, and
no serious results will follow. ~
Miss Mechanics, OF st. Clarisville, is
visiting Miss Maggie Morrison. Fry
Mr.. Littleton, pilot on the Emma Ora
ham, is visiting his family, being the first
time for several weeks.
The colored school was not in session to-
dAy. VI 'ia 2
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TnE Supreme Court sits to-day.
TuE house hunting season for the fall is
pretty well over.
THERE is some talk otthe Top Mill start
ing up next Monday.
A FAIR Association is talked of by the
citizens OF Moundsville.
I An autumn.leai party from the Island
visited the woods yesterday.
TuE Georgia Minstrels entertained the
StetibenUIlians on Thursday night q I
TIE work Of macadamizing the road
across the Peninsula is almost completed.
Or Wednesday night last a prisoner
named Nash Murray escaped from the
wellsburg Jail.
The races ut Wellsburg next week will
close with fox chase on the Fair Grounds
on the last day.
TlERE was big crowd about the Pax.
ton Fountain, yesterday, watching the pro-
cessof lrpnEing, 'ii fd s1FFf t
TN First Presbyterian Mission Sabbath
School held social at the old church on
18th street last evening.
TIN Arlington Stove Works resumed
operations on Thursday, giving employ.
mcnt 10 number Of idle hands.
oSE deed In fee, one release deed and
one deed OF trust were admitted 70 record
Yesterday in the County Clerks office.
TIE wheeling Odd Fellows who attend.
cd the session OF the Grand Lodge, at
Parkersburg, returned home yesterday.
/ Mn. F. E. ZrpdLER Is putting up sub
stantial ,two-story brick building at the
corner oi Eoff and SD streets, for business
purposes.
THE lady managers OF the childrens'
Home have called, q. meeting a. Wiesel
Hall this afternoon, OF all those who de-
sire to assist in the preparations for the
coming Bazaar for the benefit OF the Home
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JUVENILE TmEvEs.-Abouta week or ten
DAYS ago couple OF small boys stole a fine
opera glass from the store. OF ThosTJ. Cart
wright, on Main street, near the suspension
bridge, while the proprietor OF the store
was engaged in room in the rear. Yes:
terlay Officer Eukens found couple of
little fellows with a glass which he thought
might prove to be the stolen property, and
took them before Mr.. Cartwright for iden-
tiication. As Mr.. Cartwright failed to
identity either Of them, and as the glass
found in their possession did no. pT9Ielto
be the one taken from shis premises, they
were discharged from custody.
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her place in the Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati
trade to-day, passing down this evening.
Captain Sweeney's new boa, the Corona,
will leave for Cincinnati atS'P.N.
The Andes left Cincinnati, last evening,
and will be on her regular time as the
Tuesday packet.
The, Hudson will leave Cincinnati on
Tuesday evening next, her regular day.
lBy Tslssraph.l
PtrrsnuRGH, October 25.-Riyer 5 feet 9
inches, and rising slowly. Weather clear
and pleasant. II
EVANSVILLE, October 25.-River falling.
Weather cloudy, with light rain. Busi-
ness dull.
/ ICrxclSxAri, October o5.-Riyer 4 feet Z
inches. Weather fair and mild. Arrived:
Anderson, Evansville.
CAIRO, October %. Departed: Destnet,
st. Louis. River Q feet II inches and ris-
ing. '4e' 'i
CAIRO, October 25.-Two new cases aud
one death from yellow fever during the
last twenty-four hours.
NEw ORLEANS, October 25.-weather
clear. Deaths, IS; cases, l24. Total num-
Der OF deaths, 3,s9S; total cases, 1872.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-W eatherpartly
cloudy and pleasant, River falling.
NASHVILLE, October 25.-River un,
changed.
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Corr GUARDS HoP.-The hop given by
the Golf Guards last night, at the Armory,,
was one Of the pleasantest affairs OF the
kind that has taken place thus far this sea-
son. There was quite large attendance
OF officers and members Of the other mill.
tary companies Of the city, and the Cot
bows were there OF course IN HnGA<. Billy
Meyers fine orchcstrafurnishedt the music,
which was OF course par excellence. The
members Of the Guards left nothing un-
! done that would add TO the pleasure OF the
occasion, and all who were present unite
in pronouncing it an unqualified success.
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TnE CouKrs-CiRCmrC oGkT -Judge Nd
rin.-Circuit Court met at "a. ". yester-
day, and disposedIof thefolqwms sbas'-
The case Of Joseph ssadb Ss.s Bridge.
VolE and q. I. Blnes, trustee, WIS argued
upon a demurrer TO plaintiff s. will land
submitted to the Court. Judgc kennedy
appeared for complainant and Attorney
General White for defendant. 1s
In the case of Catharine Donovan -
]. Donovan and Others, final decree was
entered confirming the sale Of property
made By special commissioners and direct
ing application OF proceeds Of sale.
Adjourned to 0 o'clock this morning
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You cannot resist having sympathy for
the sick and afflicted; at the same time you
often feel that It was by neglect OF the
proper means within their reach that they
were suffering. We have recommended
Lawson's Curative frequently in cases OF
Diphtheria and Sore Throat, and have
never had cause to regret it; and have al
so seen the most wonderful results at
tend It's use in cases OF rheumatism and
Neuralgia. Take early steps on feeling
the first symptoms OF any disease TO check
it at once. The Curative is so excellent
for family medicine that we cannot too
strongly counsel every head Of house
hold TO keep it on hand.
Large new size bottles 50 cents and 81 90.
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Rr1loIors Nors.-The international
Sunday School Lesson tomorrow in the
majority OF Sunday Schools, In all nations
and languages, will be on "The Rich Man
and Lazarus" Luke's Gospel xvi; 1881.
Al the 10th Street English Lutheran
Church tomorrow Rev. John Oroll Of
Middletown, Pa, assumes charge nnai me
entire restoration OF Rev. Barnitz. MI
Croll will preach at l0l 4. N. and r.i%,
and will speak to the Sunday School IN me
afternoon. The LutheFaa ObseTpe, OF Phil'
adelphia, Pa, speaks OF this young minis
ter in the following manner: Rev. John
Croll, OF Middletown, Pa, OF last years
Class at the Theological Seminary, Gettys'
burg, has been engaged to supply fireplace
of Rev. S. B. Rarnitz in the mission work
at Wheeling, W. Va, during his cessation
from labor. Mr.. Croll is young man o.
fine talents, and is well equipped for the
work in this, promising field" Rev. Mr..
Crolls address will be No. ITO, 10th street
Rev. Geo. P. Hite has entered vigorously
upon his duties at the Zane Street Ms y
Church. By systematic pastoral visiting nc
hopes to have every member more deeply
interested in the work Of the church anq
Sunday school. ;
We understand that Mr.. Zeyely, Super
intendent Eng. Lutheran Sunday Schoot
will give unusual attention to thet BLACK
board OF his school tomorrow oringlng
out 10 the eyes Of teachers, scholars and
visitors the lesson on 1.-THE Rich Man ana
Lazarus"
RI. Rev. Bishop Peterkih will preach a
the st. Matthews Church Tomorrow morn:
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J. WErxAy, Hatter, 8 5. EIghth street,

Az UxpESiABLE TRuTn.-You deserve to
sorry life in this beautiful world, It Is entirely
your own fault-your unreasonable prejudice
and Skephcizm, which has killed Thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense reason.
Ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of LAYER complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with all It's miserable effects, such
rs sick stomach, habitual costiyeneSs, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostration, low spirits.
&c. It's sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not . Druggist but
will tell you Of is wonderful cures You
can buy 4 Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve. eodAw
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GRAND EScANpNExr l. o. o. F.-The
Grand Encampment OF the /. o. 0. F. met
at Parkersburg on Thursday afternoon,
and after transacting the usual routine
business, elected the following officers:
John ". Houston, NJ. W. G. p; ]. @.
Vance, n. W. G. H. p; H. A. uthman,
N. W. G. Scribe; Fl. Seamon, N. W. G.
Treasurer; James Yonell, N. W. G.S. W.;
W. T. Heaton, NJ. w. G. J. W.; Jacob
Morris, NJ. W. G. NJ; James Nagle, N. W.
G. /. s.; Charles Arnold, II. W. G. o. S.;
Thos. S. Spates, Grand Representative.
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lrcHSG PrLEs.-The symptoms are moisture
like pespiration, intense Itching increased BY
scratching, very distressing, particularly Al
night rs Il pin worms were crawling In and
about the rectun, the private parts are some,
times affected II allowed to continue, very Sc
fious results may follow. DR.. Swayne's Ali
Healing Ointment Is pleasant and sure cure
HONE CuREs-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above de
scribed, the use OF swayne's Ointment In 0
short time made perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, 81 n.
T +. G. q. WrrxAs, Halter, 8 s. Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering this distressing
complaint, or letter, Itch, scald Head, Ring
Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crust, Scaly, Skin
Eruption, use Swaynes Ointment and be cur
ed. Sent by mail 70 any address on receipt Of
price, lin currency or postage stampsl so cents
q box, three boxes 81 Is. Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 n. Sixth street, Philadel.
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggists. Logan, List &Co. eod4w
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G .llltrs ! 't ii u ~.
oalee. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.


cloals, EEL. Blum &! BrO.-head o
For Cincinnati-Steamer Corona.
Linoleum-Friend & Son.
Sundries-R. J.. Smyth.
Box Papers-Stanton & Davenport.
Window Shades-Arbenz & Co.
Fine Gools-W. S. Hutchins.
Panel observation-disclosures Gallery.
Undertaking-Zink 4 Morehead.
Proposals for Coal. .tr..,
List Of Letters & cihiiE G sis
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TIN Chapline Street NJ. E. Church is IN.
dergoing extensive repairs. A force oil
painters are now at work on the ceiling
and walls, and are to grain the seats and
all the woodwork in the interior Of the
building. 1t is thought that the improve
ments will all have been completed in
about two weeks. There will be no ser.
vices ut this church tomorrow.
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SrRExApE.-Last night shortly before II
o'clock some fifteen or twenty members OF
the Beethoven Singing Society serenaded
Mr.. Julius Lohse, at his residence on Mar
ket street, in honor OF his safe return from
a visit to -t'der Faderland." julius is an
active member OF the Beethovens. and was
al one time President OF the Society; and
besides, he is highly esteemed as citizen.
The singers were Hospitality entertained.
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"THr SociA1."-A new social club, to be
known and hailed as above, was organized
last evening, by number OF our younger
Jewish citizens. The officers OF the club
are: President, lew. Swabackcr; Vice
President, James Speyer; Secretary, lsa-
dore Swabacker. The club propose to
have a social gathering at Assembly Hall
each month during the winter, and have
engaged Kramerto furnish the music.
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MILITARY M:ErING.-For some time past,
We understand, there has been lack Of
interest on the part OF members Of the
SChmulbach Guards in the affairs OF the
company. Several reasons are given for
this, which it is unnecessary here to recap
itulate. Some OF the members have favor
ed disbanding the company, while Others
have undertaken to effect re-organiza.
ton. For this latter purpose meeting Of
the members has been called for this even
ing Mt y o'clock at the Armory. We hope
that the dissatisfaction now existing may
not result in the COMPANY disbanding.
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TERRIBLY exhausting are the Night
sweats which accompany consumption:
But they, as well as the paroxysns OF
coughing, are invariably broken up by DR..
VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs, which
conquers the deadly malady, as well as
bronchitis, pneumonia, plenrisy, asthma,
diphtheria, and all other affections OF the
throat, lungs and chest. 1t saves thous-
ands from untimely graves, and is inyalu-
able in rescuing children from the Group,
whooping cough and quincy. 1t is sold
by all Druggists. John L. Smith & Co.,
wholesale agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
- W shM
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RED MES's BALL.-A ball was given at
Koch's Hall, in the Eighth Ward, last
night. by Grey Eagle Tribe No. ), ]. Q: r.
NJ. The ball was very largely attended,
and good time in general was had: Vie.
wigs orchestra furnished the music, and
Charley Koch the eatables.
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"Goop-nYE, sweetheart" were hisIlast
words to the beautiful girl whe huns, over
the front gate and pduted her sweet red
lips to be kissed; and then, as he walked
down the street, he soliloquized: I'll ]
had all the money have squandered on
ice cream and buggy rides for that girl !
could buy me an uverroat now.
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AT meeting OF the Paxton Fountain
Committee on Thursday night the day for
the dedication OF the fountain was changed
TO Saturday, November I'd. The Mayor
was instructed to invite all societies in
town to participate in the parade, and the
officers OF societies intending to parade
will please advise with him. A meeting
will be held tonight to appoint marshals
for the parade. 4ne
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YEsrERDAY was another delightful In
dian summer day. People had begun to
think that We would sec no more good
weather this fall, and were preparing for
the worst that might come, when they
were agrccably surprised by one OF the
loveliest October days ever experienced In
this latitude. Surely the fall Of rs may
be accounted 4 remarkable season.
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TINS afternoon at 8 o'clock the ladies
who have received an invitation 10 con-
tribute to the bazaar for the coming Chill
dren's Home benefit are requested to meet
at Weisel Hall. And all who are interest.
ed in the movement, and who may not
have received invitations, will be equally
welcome to the meeting.