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st. Paul Retail Markets.
81. PAUL, MAI

st. Paul Retail Markets.
ST. PAUL, March Is.
OHIeKMs-Dressed 121ac per lb.
Eoas+Firm: fresh-laid 16018c per dozen.
BuTTKR-Choics creamery SOC per h.: fresh
dairy 2O022c; cooking 12015c.
FISH, Ero-Lake Superior white fish, 10c; trout,
loo; lake bass and pike, 10c pickere, 7c; Winnipeg
white fish, 1910. Salt Water Fiah.Shad, 81 GOO
Los each; striped bass, SOC per lb; halibat, zoe
ID; smelt, l5c per lb: crabs, 1Oc each. Canned
Goods-salmon. 2O@SOc for l and lb cans; sar-
dines 2O0S0c for halves to full boxes. Salt Fish
Cod, &c per Id; Oregon salmon, 121ac per lb; lake
white fish loo per 10; mackerel, $10O09. 90 per kit
FRurr-Apples. SS.7505.GO per Dbl; cranberries
10012c per quart; California grapes, S5c per Id ;
lemons 81 90 per box; Messina oranges S. 80 per
box.
vza.rAsLss- Potatoes, 4eGD45c per bus; cabbage
SO per head; squashes, 15c; beets 55@60c per
bushel; turnips, DOC per bushel onions, 81 rs per
bushel. -, 81. 3liIGh---
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ROCHESTER,.

Prof. Davis is reported convalescent.
Price paid for No. wheat yesterday
morning, $1.01; No. 2, $50.
Notices of our coming charter election
have been posted up by the city recorder.
Sixty-five dollars has been raised for the
purchase of library books for the M. Il.
Sunday school.
The money to be raised at the dramatic
entertainment St. Patrick's day will be given
to the land league in Ireland.
Fremont Elsbury was arrested at Eyota
for illegal voting, and was bound for $500 to
appear April I'd before Justice Eaton.
There is movement on foot by the
grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias to es-
tablish subordinate lodge in the city.
Lucine Leland says lie is not anxious to
kindle fire with kerosene any more. A burn
the size of an old-fashioned copper is good
reminder.
As George Seibert's orchestra will be in
Wabashaw April LIST, an effort is being made
by the lecture committee of the Northwest
ern Benefit association to secure them for a
grand concert April ID.
Mr.. A. A. Crandall, superintendent of the
census in this district, has completed the
eastern part of the work of distributing the
field; the remaining half is the most diff
cult, being the frontier counties.
Winona is pulling another string to secure
one of our leading manufactures, and this
time may succeed. The secretary of the
board of trade has teen in the city, in pri-
vate interview with some of our leading bus
mess men and, we understand, have offered
to double the capacity of their present man
ufactory if they will move to their city. We
will straightway proceed to checkmate that
little game.
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MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
NORTON, DORM e Co.,
Commission Merchants.

LIVERPOOL, March Is. 1000 A. M.-wheat,
floating cargoes and cargoes on passage al turn
dearer. London cd to Is higher. Cargoes off coast
Sd to Cd higher. No. spring wheat for prompt
shipment Sd higher. English country markets turn
dearer. French country markets quiet.
NEW YORK, March Is, 1880 A. M.-wheat
opens NC to &c lower.
NEW YORK, March Is, rs P. M.-Wheat Nc
lower.
NEW YORK. March is, GAS P. M.-Market
better feeling; nc to Nc higher.
NEW YORK, March Is. SEQ P. M.-wheat
weak and lower; good export failed to hold it.
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sEeeeE rA4lAe- like magic. sndAfIEk EAkinl.
has bseu extsusively used for thirty with
treat success fYFuu particulars In cur pamphlet,
wheh We de.ir. e send f1.s q mall 70 .ysEyon !.
81 Der or SIX psckages for % will BE- sene
frSe by mail receipt Of the money, by addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
No, 10 MechanicS Block, DETRorT. Mon.
~so,d In st. Psul b EDWARD Z. BiEgs, and ~ N
Druggists, evoEJVh0g2
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The Second Reformed church, of Philadel-
phia, has at last made its choice of q pastor,
the Rev. Nathaniel I. Rubinkan being the
coming man. Mr.. Rubinkam comes from
Pittstou. where he has for some time been do
ing successful work. He is 8 graduate of
Princeton and is under thirty years Of age.
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The Lutheran congregation, at Waconia,
Carver county, will build-a dwelling house
for their minister and one for their teacher,
this spring, both to be veneered with brick.
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Minneapolis Ras,roaa Time Table.

Minneapolis & st. Louis Rai1way-ShoFt
Line, Iowa Route, via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis. st. Paul and CHI
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE CAR
SLEEPERS TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE
% miles shorter than any other route.
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anAx,s SPECIFIC MEDICIaE.
TRADE MARI TheS.e.tEn:TRADE ~

kh1n1BCnM Cu
will promptlyand
radicallycurs any
and every case OF
Nervous Debility
and Weakness 70
suit Of Ipdiscre
ton, excess or
ovsrwork Of the
brainandnsYvoug,
Hstsnybperfectr
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ex. Ss.'y. Ex. Mon.

Mixed trains for Twin Lakes, Norman, Lake Ellis,
Benson's Grove and Forest City, leaves Albert Lea nj
IA ,. N, Sundays excepted. Returning lesves
Forest CitJ 1t 80 P. Ne, except sunday.
Trains arrive and depart from the St Psrt Psc'as
iepot, Minneapolis.
hekst Office, No. Washington avenue, (opposite
Eicoiet House, ". g Teller, ticket agent, and At
ct Paul Pacific depot, Minneapolis and N iM
Est Third street. Ct esul-Geo. q. Hazard ucksi
Agsnt. OHA6 HATCH, Gen. Manages.
T. Z DoD1, pAssaaE0 A9ooA.
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st. Louis Express. .......,....I

Passengers ut st. Paul leave by
the st. Paul & Pacific r. Z.
Ut II m, connecting at Min
neapolis. On Saturday this
train runs to Albert Lea only
Passenger train for Chaska,
Carver and Merriam juno
don, connecting at Chsska
for points on Hastings b
Dakota railroad. ............
Mixed, Minneapolis and Mer-
rism junction, connecting 10
snd from al local stations on
st. p. b 8. O. B. R as far Al
st. James. Connects ~
Chasks TO and from al points
on Hastings & Dakota z. X.
Omaha Ex. to and from al
points on ST. P. h b. @, R'y.,I
Omahs and California; also
to and from points on Has
tings . Dakota BY. ives. to
Glencoe. Observation-Disclosures.
Mixed, Minneapolis and White
Bear Lake and Duluth. 90. =.
Mixed, Minneapolis, White
Bear Lake AID Saltwater
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-. Passl Railroad Time Tublss.
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba II. r.
Fergus Falls and st. Vincent Divisions. FOR 81.
Cloud, Alexandria, Fergus Falls, Glyndon, Crooks
ton, Grand Forks and st. Vincent
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Southern Minnesota Railway Company.
The only direct route to Milwaukee, Chicago, and
all points east from Southern Minnesota, making
quickest time by twelve hours over any other route
with sure connections
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Secure reserved seats at Eniot's jewelry store, M
olet avenue.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
Osey-ss. In Probate Court Special term, March

hlSOIHCys AOI 3OeAoohCAs
march l64W-tuea
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Daily, except Saturday. Daily, except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st. Paul at $40 p. m, reach
Fargo for breakfast next morning, and Bsms rck on
The following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with stages for Dead
wood and all points In the Black Hills, also for Fort
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, and at st. Paul with trains
to and from ali points East and South.
In effect Dec. It'll, 1879.
q. Z. SARGENT, Gen. Manager.
g. G. SAHBoEN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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z O'GORMAN,
Judge Of Probate.
mE o6W-Tues
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-27
weather wisdom.

st. Louis POst-Dbpatch.
Under the title OF Old Probabilities, one
OF the most useful and valuable officers OF
the U. s, Government is most widely
known. But quite as well.known Is Prof.
]. II. Tice, the meteorological Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, whose contributions to his
favorite study have given him an almost
national reputation. On recent lecture
tour through the Northwest, the PROBES
sor had a narrow escape from the serious
consequences OF sudden and very dan
gerous illness, the particulars Of which he
thus refers to: The day after concluding
nv course Of lectures at Burlington, Iowa,
on the 2lst OF December last, / was seized
with sudden attack Of neuralgia in the
chest, giving me excruciating pain and al
most preventing breathing, My pulse,
usually so, fell to 35; intense nausea OF the
stomach succeeded, and cold, clammy
sweat covered my entire body. The at
tending physician could do nothing to 70.
lieye me; alter suffering for three hours,
l thought,-as l had been using st. Jacobs
Oil with good effect for rheumatic pains
I would try it. l saturated piece OF fan
mel large enough to cover my chest, with
the Oil, and applied it. The relief was al
most instantaneous. In one hour, | was
entirely free from pain, and would have
taken the train TO gil an appointment that
night In neighboring town, had my
friends not dissuadcd me. As 1t was, l
took the night train for my home, st.
Louis, and have not been troubled since.
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PoonLH PRICK AND HIS GANG.-The ire.
sistabIe ten years-old highwayman, burg
lar and confidence operator, Poodle
Price," and his pals, two or three IN mum
Der, are again in trouble, as well as IN the
lookup. We, yesterday, mentioned several
cases Of ttll-tappiug that occurred me Jay
before. The manner oil operating led me
police 10 believe Poodle knew something
about them, aud he was accordingly ar
rested, together with a boy named Mooney
and another. Poodle denies any guilty
knowledge OF the till tapping, but ne Is
also held for brilliant little confidence
game, alleged to have been played
upon a man named Hutton, who lives IN
Meriben's row, in the back part OF the
Second ward. Hutton had sent his boy
ont TO sell q wagon load OF melons. Shortly
after Poodle and friend came hastily into
Hutton's house, and said the boy must
have some change, about two dollars ne
wanted. The change was given, and the
bows disappeared. No more was thought
OF the matter till young Hutton came
home, when the fact was developed that
he had not sent for the change. This
Poodle denies, saying that he gave Hut
ton the money, and he spent 1t for cigars
and beer.
Albert Price, a young man Of twenty
one or TWENTY-FIVE, a brother oil Poodles,
both, by the way, being sops OF the
well known Noah Price-was also arrest
ed yesterday on complaint OF the man
Hutton, who charges him with having
stolen several coats, a revolver, and sew
eFAl dollars in money. Price admits he
has the revolver, but says the younger
Hutton loaned it to him. The coats and
the money, he AYERS, he never heard OF
before.
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NM soLpIEns, MoNuMENT.
did the city oyerstep Its Power I'm /

DID the City Overetep AUS FoWeF IN Atb
The soldiers monument that has been
going begging for location since 1t was
announced that II was nearly ready for
erection, promises to be tossed around for
some time yet before 1t is finally set in the
ground.
The Soldiers Aid Society was granted
the privilege Of erecting the monument at
the intersection Of Chapline and Four
teenth streets by an ordinance passed by
the City Council, April 9th. When the
ordinance was passed the property holders
in the immediate vicinity deemed the
placing Of the monument in the place
designated by the ordinance as seriously
interfering with their rights, and that 1t
would impede travel and would turn the
course OF the water in case OF hard rains.
Consequently Messrs. r. ]. Smyth, A.
Allen Howell and Daniel Peck applied for
a Temporary injunction, which was granted
by Judge Cranmer OF the Municipal Court.
As the question. become 10 be discussed
II was matter OF serious inquiry whether
Council had not exceeded its authority
in granting the privilege for the erection
OF the monument in the place named.
It was to settle this mooted question that
Councilman Hall offered resolution in
the First Branch on Tuesday evening,
requesting the City Solicitor to furnish
Council with an opinion in relation to the
power OF the city to grant such privileges.
Those who have gotten out the injunction
say that they are perfectly sure that the
city has exceeded It's powers, and they
do not anticipate any trouble in having
the injunction sustained.
The case Is still hanging FIRE in the
courts, and until the matter is settled the
monument will be without a permanent
base,
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DR.. g. A. simons, Veterinary Surgeon,
late OF New York, will visit professional
", Wheeling, W. Va, on Monday, August
SOth, 1880, where he will remain until
September 10Th, for the treatment Of all
lame and diseased horses. The doctor
comes here with the best recommends.
tons as askillful practitioner Of Veterinary
science. The Spirit Of The 7imes, in many
different numbers, mention the marked
success with which he has treated some OF
the most valuable and noted trotters, and
In every way gives him the best recon.
mendation. Having made medicine and
surgery study, he can treat the horse
with the same skill as the physician and
surgeon treats his human patients. He
has had an unlimited experience and
practice with diseased and lame horses. In
all cases he undertakes he can give salts
faction. Read his bills. Give him visit.
All consultations and examinations free.
Read hisadvertisenent In another column.
He Gan be found by inquiring at O. j.
Wagner's livery and boarding stable, No.
1894, corner Of Main and Sixteenth streets,
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DANGEROUS CHARAcrER.-Y Yesterday q
case u rs tried before Squire Philips which
was attended with several circumstances
Of considerable interest. 1t was at the
same time full Of amusing features to the
essuSl observer, and Of sad ones for the
thoughtful locker on. The order OF ar
rest In The case. q peace warrant, rectted
thst "Bridget O'Keeie on oath complains
that on the 26th day OF August, 1850, IN
~" county of Ohio, Walter Butler did
threaten 10 beat, wound and kill the child
NJ complainant, and did assault the said
child. and the said complainant verify be-
lieyes that unless the said Walter Butter Is
restrained by bond to keep the peace he
will do the child bodily injury"
The case was well under way when the
spectators began 10 wonder where the
Wicked person who occupied the position
nj defendant could be. An 1NTELLIdEN..
GER detective, urged on by the curiosity oil
the crowd, finally discovered him under q
high desk, which was Just high enough
foP him TO stand upright beneath it, Ills
dimensions were taken, and be was found
to be lust forty.four inches long and soy.
en- wears OF age. The testimony oHly went
10 show that Walter WAS no exception to
the saving that "Boys will be boys"
Squire Philips accordingly discharged
the boy with lecture, and threat to
send lin to Jail II he threw any more
stones. The lad promised with repent
ant looks to "be a good boy" The costs
were divided.
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PERSONAL MESTIoS.-MlEs Ada Daven'
port, beautiful and accomplished young
teacher at the Female College last year, was
married yesterday at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to
Mr.. W. o. Watson, OF East Liverpool,
Ohio, Quite number OF Wheelingites
was in attendance. At the wedding we
noticed among the guests Miss Taylor,
President Of the College, and Miss Arm.
strong and Miss Elson, members OF the
Faculty.
Mr.. George H. stull, business manager
OF the NeiS.Ls.ter, has returned from a
trip to the "Paris Of America"
John Hall has been nominated for
County Commissioner from Clay district
"a matter OF courtesy.
Captain DevrieS, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, informed US yesterday that
IL q sufficient number OF persons could be
obtained out the Hempield TO attend the
Woodford meeting Saturday evening he
would run train out alter the meeting
was over. The fare from West Alexander
for the round trip would be only stxty-hve
cents.
Messrs. G. II. Hudson, Superintendent,
and J, Zimmerman, Superintendent Ex-
press, Trans. Ohio Division, b. 70. K, H.,
were in the city last night.
s, @. McCtacEen, OF Claysville, Pa, pass
through the city last night en- route to
Chicago. :,
Miss 81. A. White will resume her school
on Monday, August 80, at the Guards
Hose House, Centre Wheeling.
, Geo. B. Crawford, of Wellsburg, Score.
,arv oi the Soldiers Reunion Society, was
in The CITY to-day looking alter things per-
I"inin9 10 the reunion to be held there on
Sep,ember 10, 1880 He informs US that
he was enquiring the price OF army beans,
lin cun. plates and spoons, OF which the
hoys will want over i've hundred. Squire
nil Phillips gave him the use oil his big
1nn 10 awaken the natives with. Mr.. o.
saws that the Indications are for big time.
Our ex.soldiers should I'LL go and join
their comrades.
W. NJ. Clements, Master OF Transports.
ton Of the B. & O., was in the city yester.
II. H. Damsol, Route Agent for Adams
Express, was in the city yesterday:
Kennedy Friend, Esq, who has been
doing Chicago for the past ten days, re-
tlrned yesterday morning. Il
A party OF fifteen couples, friends OF
MisS Blanche Duncan, OF Kirkwood,, o.,
raye that lady a pleasant surprise last
evening by invading her home without
snv formal announcement Of their coming.
Prof. John L. Steele, Principal OF the
High School, is visiting his
father, Rev. Samuel Steele, Of the North
End. y
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ANNUAL ASSoUScENENT-W Wheeling Fe.
male collese.-This Institution will reopen
September LIST! Miss Lille Courtney
Cook, Of Albany, N. Y, has been secured
to assist in the Musical Department.. The
Albany press speaks in the highest terms
OF Miss Cooks rare musical ability.
Prot. Carl Hermann will remain In
charge OF the Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Annie Logan will take charge OF the
French School. Miss Logan has been
studying the past summer at the Chau-
tauqua University under Prof. Lalance,
the acknowledged best French scholar in
the United States. Miss Logan will intro.
duce, and teach entirely the natural
method.
The College has been thoroughly reno
waited during the vacation, and is exterior
and interior appearance is neat, elegantand
attractive.
, Board OF Trustees: Hon. @. D. Hubbard,
President; DR.. 7. H. Logan, Secretary; D.
O. List, Treasurer; BENZ. Davenport, Esq,
]. s. Rhodes, Esq, A. W. Campbell, ESQ.,,
Samuel P. Hildreth, Esq, II. K. List, ESQ.,,
Hon. A. ]. Sweeney, Augustus Pollock,
Esq, G. K. Wheat, Esq, Joseph Bell,
ESQ,
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SERIOUS Accommodations G. lKunkel,
engineer and rooster at Hunters Spice
Mills, met with very serious accident
yesterday morning. He was perched on
q ladder, engaged in adjusting belt on
pulley, when another belt clipped and got
entangled with the larger belt resulting In
knocking steam fan out OF place, which,
coming In contact with the ladder, threw
Mr.. Kunkel to the floor, the fan falling on
him. He sustained severe injuries TO his
spine, which may result in paralysis Of
his limbs, besides receiving q severe cut
on his head.
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PoLITIcAI MRRr1So.-To accommodate
those desiring to attend the meeting in
Wheeling, Saturday August 2Sth, to be
addressed by Hon. Stewart L. Woodiord,
Of New York, and Hon. Geo. O. sturgiss,
Of West Virginia, the P. @. & st. L. Ry,
Company will sell excursion tickets from
Steubenville and intermediate points, and
will return the excursionists by special
train leaving Wheeling about l0:SoP. NJ.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr.-Judge CranHler.;-
In this court yesterday the seemingly
interminable case OF Adler Il Rodeiheim
VA Joseph Green and others, an action IN
debt which has become familiar to the
nublic through its frequent mention in
tha record Of the proceedings OF this
e t was again called, argued to the de-
PENDANTS pleas, and submitted to the
court. ut. A..
caret Batson is plaintiff and VIM. Filing;
ham defendant was dismissed by order OF
the court, without prejudice to any right
OF the plaintiff. c,..,.
The chanCery cause OF NJ. O. Crawford,
Administrator &c, vs. Margaret Batson et'
al. was also dismissed.
This court meets again at loan. to-day
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GERMAN AT Mt. BELLyuE.-A delightful
German was held at Mt. Bellvue hotel
last evening, which, in spite Of the
warm weather was largely attended and
heartily enjoyed by all who were present.
Kramer's orchestra furnished the inspira.
ton for the party, and Sam Wilson acted
the genial host to perfection.
Among those present We noticed the fol-
lowing young ladies: Miss Addie Totem,
Of Allegheny, Pa, Miss Mary Joanes,
Boston, Mis- Annie Chambers, and
Mamie Stokely, Of Steubenville, o., Amelia
and Lucy Loring, Of Elm Grove, the
Misses Reilly, OF Savannah, Ga, Miss
Hawthorne, OF Newport, KY, Isadore
Pollock, Annie CLARK, Lizzie Campbell,
the Misses Dubois, Mary Dickey, Annie
Hearne and Fannie Quarter. The follow
ing gentlemen were singled out in the
throng: Messrs. A. B. Wilson, Charles and
Ad Tallman, James Holloway, Charles
CLARK, James and John Dickey, O. @.
johnson, John Dunlap, John Powell, OF
Boston, james Adams and j. o. Golfer.
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THE LooAL CAnpAIaN.
Gossip OF the Club Rooms and General

Notes.
The Woodford meeting will wind up the
glory Of the week. Let 1t be a rouser.
Last nights ovation to Golf enthused
the boys, and they will be heard from
from this on.
The Republicans OF Fulton had rous.
ing meeting at Neuhardt's Hall on We'd
nesday evening.
The enterprise Of the Junior Garfield
and Arthur club is worthy OF emulation
by some Of the older organizations.
The Junior Garfield clubs attracted much
attention last night, and deservedly 60, az
they were beautifully equipped and uni
formed.
Hon John A. Hutchinson, Republican
candidate for Congress, passed through
the city yesterday en- route home for few
days needed rest.
The small boy was numerous last night
in front OF the Mcclure House, as he al.
ways is when the seductive strains Of a
brass band is heard.
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet at the McLaFe House to-
morrow morning ut II O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF escorting Gen, Woodford from the
P. W. 4 KY. Depot to the hotel. Let there
be o full turn out Of members.
In our notice yesterday OF the presenta-
ton OF oil chromos Of the Republican
candidates for President aud Vice Presi.
dentto the Eighth ward club We inadyer.
tently credited the donation to the NUM-
fcence OF Squire Schultz when 1t should
have been Mr., a. Schultz.
The Junior Garfield and Arthur club
have elected the following oficers:Jas. Day
Captain; Jno. NJ. Wayman, First Lieut. i;
Samuel Bsllman, Second Lieut.; William
Lewis, First Sergeant; Fred Fisher, Second
Sergeant. The boys are yet without a
flag, and hint that an excellent oppottu.
nifty Ii offered their lady friends to show
their loyalty by presenting them with 4
stand oil colors.
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WARRINGTON, August 27.-l a. M,-For
Tam essee and the Ohio Valley, falling
horometer. warmer south winds, partly
cloudy weather and local rains,
For Lower Lakes, lower barometer
warmer south winds and partly cloudy
weather.