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sad Memories now Recurring,

And now with summer heats and SUM
mer winds come the memories OF years
past when fever.stricken community in
New Orleans looked to that old landmark
Of mans faith in the charity of man, The
World. Famous Charity Hospital: But,
alas the generous contributions Of pub
lie are not always forthcoming, and for a
steady revenue this firm hope ofthe living
and warm comforter Of the dying has to
look to the revenue 1t draws, by the inter
ventior Of wise legislation (prim but stingy
moralists to the contrary notwithstand-
ing) from The Louisiana State Lottery
Company-under grant OF % years,
recognized in the revised constitution OF
the State. The drawings, when s. wins
$50 900, occur on the second Tuesday Of
every month, and any information will be
given on an application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, or the same person Of
No. 80 Broadway, New York City.
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County Court Judge Boyd.-This court
met yesterday at 8 a. NJ, and transacted
the following business:
The will Of Richard Savage was proved
by j, D. Culber,son and Eugene Hoge,
and admitted to probate and record.
Peter Dillon VS.. Henry Otto and Louis
Otto, In assumpsit, Demurrer entered and
cause continued till another day.
City OF Wheeling VS.. H. 2. Shriyer, q
suit for condemnation Of land for the con.
tinuation OF Fifteenth street, eastwardly.
Report OF Commissioners confirmed and
ordered TO be- recorded.
O. Oglebay and Sons vs.. Peter Mendel
and others, in chancery. Order Of sale
entered.
Alfred Caldwell, administrator, Va. Lou.
lisa Morgan and others, in chancery. Final
decree entered.
The will Of John Mason was proved and
admitted to probate and record, and Mrs.
Susan Mason was qualified as executrix,
with bond at $1,000. No security re-
q1ired.
Adjourned till Wednesday at 94.X.
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nnerators.

AF TLa IA an a. a
FAMILY M4RKEr.-Ihe attendance , atIne
ruin ward Market yes1eruay h M@ aas y,
and the display good. yege!aI'e es,,; ate ~ Q,
good quality ana very plehtliul seiiinE y
ialr prices. Ihere was q very gooo eAni'
bition oil meats ana PROVISIONS. ,,,,,..o,,
MeaS-beei . 70 lz3cper P .n I Hu1to On
loaloe per pound cnops, ~ 70 10y p ~
pound; yea, ~ 10 1oe per PSuno ipork, ~
per pound ; sausage, ~ 70 !zc per pouaa
smoked sausage, ~ 70 i5e per poghGi pa'
con, JUG per pouna; mlauHng anu snou ~
der, 8 to LUG per pound eeel.tongue, 49
to SOC each; canned beet, SOC per z'pound
can: -. ,.., or
FocS, bmter, Gave - y, ~ cnickehs, 70
TO SOC apiece, or s. 0Oto d W per dozen ;
dressed chickens, lOc per pound; I'VE
ducks 40 to 6oc apiece; dressed ducks, LOG
per pound i've geese, SV 70 zoe apleess;
eggs, l24c per dozen lard, iVc per pounu
butter iSto 2Oc per poandM &C Soci
sweetmliS, 90 per quart, OF 1eC per gs gallon
outtermilk, &c Per quart, OF 1Yc PER sal aoI
HegaCS'I an ,oo 70 10y Tr Fl. nota
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CoLoRRD GARFIELD AND ARTHUR CLuB.-
Quite large number OF colored men met
last night at Hope Hall, on Eleventh
street, for the purpose Of organizing a Gar
field and Arthur club. The following
officers were elected: President, Robert
Strange; Vice President, John Hundsbury;
Secretary, John F. Martin; Executive
Committee, G. W. Palmer, Lou Buchanan,
Henry Jones; Captain, Ham Davis;lLieu-
tenant, Austin Gray; Second Lieutenant,
Nelson Taylor.
The following resolutions were offered
by G. W. Palmer and adopted:
ResOlued, That we, as citizens and voters,
will adhere to and endorse the following
resolutions.
Resolved, That we will give our support
10 the nominee OF the Republican party
for President, Hon. james A. Garfield, and
@. A. Arthur as Vice President, this be-
ing to our best interests.
Resolred, That in local politics We will
give our support to such men as will give
US, as colored men, the same rights and
representation as they give to white men:
Resolred, That We as unit do not feel
ourself under any obligations to any man
or party for any privileges that we now
enjoy, we having long since paid the debt.
Resolued, That we will adhere 10 and sup.
port the colored man let him be nominated
by either party, and will do all we can to
defeat any man running for Office who is
opposed to our interests and progress as a
people, being cognizant OF the the fact
that in city and county we have
no representation. Witha population OF
over 1000 in the city, not once Of us draws
a cent from the public funds. Why is ii SO
when all other nationalities are represent.
ed? We see the necessity Of
adopting some means Of protecting our
selves and families and educating our
children, that they may be able to enjoy
the rights that we have been deprived Of
:, The club then adjourned until next
Tuesday night.
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TIE Independent order of Rechabites
OF this city will go on an excursion to
Gainesville TO attend a celebration and pic
mic to be given by the members Of the Or
der in that city. July 9th. Part OF the High
Tent Officers will be in attendance. Tickets
on sale now by the members OF the Order
Round trip So. Tickets good for three
days. Also the Patriotic Sons OF America
will make a grand street parade. General
Garfield, the Republican nominee for Pres
ident, will also be there.
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BLOOD HUMORS.
Whole System Afrected-GIanduIar swell.
ings with UIeerations-Hackin Cough.

MEssRS WEEKS PoTTKE Geateme.-I have
been afflicted with q Blood Hum0r for two years,
which the eat city doctor called EryspelaS Chron-
10 Psoriaiis and Scald Head. My whole system,
especially face, herd and lungs, was affected. tried
all the best known advertised remedies with no sue
ceis whatever Was told by the best lung doctor In
this city that the sooner got cured the better. Ny
symptoms were n humor Accompanied by Glanduar
swelling, with Ulcers Ia the Throat and Stomach,
Dry, Hacking Cough, DeafntSs, with Ringing Noises
In the Head. For fifteen months have done MOTH
log but take medicine with no benefit WhAttVer. The
CuTIcuKA RRhEpIES have cured me, In gratitude for
respectfully yours, FRANK ASHLEY,
20 Portland St., Boston, April Z, 1873,
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL UNION OF WEST
vIpoINIA,-An adjourned meeting OF the
above was held in this city on Monday
evening, as announced in our paper, for
The purpose Of completing the organiEa'
lion. After the usual preliminaries the
officers were elected and duly installed BY
the National Deputy Instituting officer.
An order was made to obtain headquarters
for the weekly meetings. The object OF
this union Is to secure the election OF the
proper men for Congress and all other
public positions.
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CuTICuRA REMEDIES

Are prepared by wKEKs 4 PorrER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, BoSton, u Front
street. Toronto, Ont, and 8 SNOW HILL London, and
are for Slle by all Druggists. Price Of CuTIcURA,
and one-hall times the quantity Of the SMALL ST. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CuTicuRA MEDICINAL Toll
LIT Soar, Is cents per cake. Cu1cuEA MEDICINAL
SHAVING Boar, Is ccntsi in bars, for BarbeD and
large consumer, 80 cents.
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MANY people are 90 utterly careless as
to the worth Of time, that they Will waste
months Of 1t in repining at their Ill for
tune Of always being sick, when they
could take Hamburg Drops and be prompt
" cured OF Dyspepsia, Liver Disease,
Blood Disorders, etc.
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FoR THE EplcuRE.-To get a cup Of good
coffee call at Martin Thornton's Res
taurant, No. 1926 Market street.
| use Baers' Ceylon Coffee, which l can
recommend to be the best and purest
roasted coffee now sold in this city. Try
one pound and be convinced. Ask your
grocer for Baers' Ceylon Coffee.
MARTIN THORNTON.
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r,.r,.Ion - pns.In.sey apd pc,roIt.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets on satur-
day, July Sd, from Wheeling to Putin
Bay and return for "a so; Detroit and re-
turn, S. 90, via. Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and the elegant steamer Alaska. Tick
cts good returning on allregular trains up
to and including July 9TH. Excursion
train leaves Wheeling depot at 9:l5 A. N. ;
Bellaire 10 A. NJ. w. =. REPPgRT,
Pass. Agt. Trans-0 Ohio Division.
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EXCURSIONS PoR THE FouRrn.-The P. @
& St. L. R'y. Co. will sell excursion tick
els to'Pittsburgh, Columbus, Cincinnati
Indianapolis, Chicago and all points on
the line OF the road, July Sd, 4th and 9Th
good returning until July 9th, inclusive
Tickets for children between five and
twelve years Of age will be sold at one-hal
the usual uxcursion fare.
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REaArrA AT WRIIsytLIE.-on next Sat.
urday an amateur oarsman's regatta will
take place at Wellsville, on the Ohio river.
Prizes are offered, the first Of 500, thesec-
Ond Of $50 and the third Of SIS. Arrange
ments have been made to properly care
Tor any boats sent or taken TO Wellsyille
by amateurs from other towns between
this and Saturday. Free transportation
has also been secured for the boats, but
not for theiboatmep.
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WHoopiSo THEM Up.-The City Col
lector's forces are busy shutting off the
water from delinquent tax payers. The
city exchequer is empty. Hence the ex-
IRENE measure. Walk up and settle; thus
saving the collector an unpleasant duty as
well az yourself much humiliation and an
nOyRnce.
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PERSONAL PoINTs.-Rev...J. B. Reed, L. A
Lowther. and Robert Mccormick, OF Sis
tersville, Capt. Basil T. Bowers, OF New
Martinsville, and numerous other prom
inent citizens OF the State outside Of thu
city, are in town, stopping at the variouI
hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. vanfossen left at sever
o'clock yesterday morning for Philadel
phia on visit to their numerous friends
Master Tillie Bier and Miss Lizzit
Knoble, both Of Pittsburgh, are visiting a
| the residence OF Mr.. Daniel Beutch OF the
South Side. Our city is becoming quite
popular, so many OF the Pittsburgh bellies
are patronizing 1t lately. /,
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, is at the New. Mcclure.
Thomas Winans, Of the Pittsburgh
Leader, is at the New Mcclure.
Adjutant General Wood is at his Office
again after short visit to Kanawha
county.
John W. McCreary, prosecuting attor'
ney Of Raleigh county, Is in the CITY,,
John D. Anderson, Esq, OF Nicholas
county, sergeantatarms OF the last Sen
ate, is in the city.
A. @. Thurmond, an attorney from
Beverly, Randolph county, w. Va, is in
Nellie Mobiles George, granddaughter o.
Rev. DR.. A. O. George. formerly pastor Of
the Fourth street NJ. E. Church, this city,
died at the residence OF the Doctor in
Parkersburg, last Monday.
Master Charles List Hamilton is passing
the summer holidays at Tiltonville, Q.
A party consisting OF Lawrence Wood.
ward, VIM. Dean and Cash Evans, oil
Wheeling, Milton Stewart, Of Bellaire,
George Dean, Sam Dean and Dave Simp.
son, Of Mingo, and Levi Crandall and VIM.
Shipman, OF Steubenville, have hied them.
selves away to Frank Adams on a hunting
tour. The down the river boys started yes
terday in two spring wagons drawn by
mule teams, while Shipman and Crandall
leit.this,morning via the Panhandle, having
the comissary department In charge. This
Is substantially the same party that made
such q good hunting record about a month
ago, aud we have no doubt they will
again knock the squirrels endways,-IStea.
benpilie Gasette.
Prof. John L. Dickey and Joe Elson are
taking in the Wash.Jeff. College Com
mancement.
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MRArHRR 1NpIcATIoNs

WARRINGTON, June SOL A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rain,
variable winds mostly souterly, station
airy and higher temper ture, stationary bar
ometer.
For tho Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, winds mostly
from the southeast to westerly, stationary
temperature and barometer.
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wHEELISG;s POPULATION.
Interesting Particulars OF the City's
Growth In the Past Decade.

On Monday, June q, the statistics Of the
city's present population were published
in the ISrELLIoENcER exclusively. Since
that time the emendations and correc-
tons required by law have been by made
the enumerators, and the result has been
TO somewhat alter the figures representing
the total population, and also the Popula-
lion OF one or two Of the wards. Below
we present statement OF the definite re-
suit Of the census OF 1880, and a com.
narisnn with that of 1870:
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ECZEMA.
Cured In Eight weeks-Noth

Edeetually Cured in Eight Weeks-Noth.
ing Equal TO the Cuticura Remedies.
MEsARs. WEEKS & POTTER: GeNLlemea.-HRve nav.
or used any remedies for blood diseases that can
pare With the CuTIeuRA RHARDTEs. have used
them In oil forms for very severe case Of what the
doctors call Eczema, which was ehectnAly cured In
eight weeks As blood purified, nothing can equal
your CUTiCuRA REsoLvENT. Icannot say too much
In their praise. and am noldng them about The city.
n Burgundy st., New Orleans, Ia, Aug o. 1879,
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sIncludipg portion OIL washington ustlS'i hns'
fsouth wheeling, now the Eighth ward.
Including South wheeling. :, 81
By this comparative statement 1t will
be seen that the city has increased in
population in the last ten years 1921 per,
sons, or about So per centum. a portion
of the territory now included in the First
ward was without the city limits in 1870,
but for purposes OF comparison we. have
included the entire population OF what is
now the First ward. This portion OF the
city has increased in the decade under
cohsid eration 979 in population, which is
fraction over q per cent. The Second
ward shows the astonishing addition to its
population OF $3.50 persons, or about liz
per cent. The Fourth ward, on the con-
trary, has decreased in population, the
present inhabitants numbering less
than those ten years ago by l41,
somewhat over 8 per cent. This indicates
considerable Of tendency on the part Of
our citizens to seek dwellings in the less
thickly built portions Of the town, the Sew
enth ward lsland) for instance, showing
an increase OF !, 446-considerbly over 100
per cent. The Sixth ward also now has a
population exceeding that OF 1870 by $50
names, an increase Of some So per centum
in the len years. The Third ward has 27G,
or something like s per cent, Of an add.
ton, while In the Filth the growth has
been about 81 per cent. the excess in 1880
over 1870 being 5Ss. The present
inhabitants in the Eighth ward exceed in
number those Of South Wheeling, which
Is now that ward, but was not a portion
Of the city at all in 1870, by 1850, which
shows an increase at the rate OF 43 per
cent, which again illustrates the tendency
10 get into the newer portions Of the city,
where there Is plenty Of fresh air, and
where real estate Is much lower in price.
The figures given above are the final re-
suits after all amendments, and will not be
altered in the official returns, unless for
some reason now unknown to, the emu
merators,
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SILVER TABLEWARE.-Rars Bargains Al
the Iswelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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HENRY BLuMESnERo's handsome new
beer hall will be opened tomorrow night
with a grand concert by Kramer's Or
chestra. Free lunch during the entire
dav
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"a ruMoR was removed from my head
by using DIR. Lindsey's Blood Searcher.' "
S. .ssrver, Pittsburgh, Pa. Sold by all
druggists,
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An elegant lunch vii be set at Blumen-
berg's saloon all day tomorrow. Concert
by Kramer at night.
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GCoIIiNs7 ~VlooIIffAfo Pr1sfFRs

These Plastsrs put new life Into the Weak and
Sleepy Muscles, strengthen the Lame and PGinful
Back draw Inflammation from the Liver and Kid
neyS, stimulate the Stomach and Bowels, and when
placed over the pit Of the stonach cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Chronic Dia1hosa and Bilious Cotc ADD
prevent Ague, Malaria and other Climatic DlSeaIeS
Gel the genuine. AK for Collins YotiAIe Electric
Porous PlhstsfS. PrieoS6 cents WS1w
DOR DODGERS AND SMALL HAND
u BILLS
Go 70 the ETELLIGENCER JOB ROOMS, Mo-. rs
and q Fourteenth street, Where you can b Aecommo-
dated d lhor. notice. and a prices 70 suit the timer
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For the msheimer-head Of
'Os Summer cOrdial-Dr. Harris.
Cheap Publications-stanton & Daven-
port.
Postponed-C Congregational Picnic.
Fresh Vienna Bread-C. Behrena.
Wanted-Agents.
Wanted-Young Man.
Hurry Up-Thomas F. Heyman.
Trustees Sale.
Cuticura Remedies.
Collins VoltaiC Plasters.
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KRAMRR's full orchestra will give a con-
cert at Blumenberg's new beer hall to-
morrow night Grand lunch all day.
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On and after Monday, luIy 5. we shall
CLOSE our store every evening at 6 o'clock,
Saturdays excepted. SPEYeR BROS.
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GRAND Concert at Blumenberg's Palace
Beer Hall tomorrow night, by Kramer.
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SILVER LAKE FLOUR is the best in the
market for the consumer.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at sc6nep's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
IAN. Ism. 5 P.G7P.M AN. y \, sr. MI Pm
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AsroNlsuRs The handsome
calicoes at 5 cents; lawnS,6, s, andl23 cts. /;
ladies' listers, 81 so to 81 90; linen suits at
extremely low prices to close stock; silk
parasols below cost, at Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street. JonN RoEMER.
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QUICK TRIPS BETWEEN IT, .
W WHEELING, BENWooD AND ~ III
BkLLA1RE, by the new passenger -
PRES ELLISON.


ON SUNDAY the Pres Ellison leaves Wheeling Al
$40 q. m BeilAlra Of $50 g. m, Wheeling LIS p. M
BellAre $50 D. NJ, Wheeling 400 p. Bellaire $50
p. M, connecting with all trains on the y. 4 3 W,
Narrow Gauge Road, and ali other trains. Tho ELL.
son leaves promptly al the above time.
or 70 JOHN CROCK ARO, u Old Reliable Whlftboat.
FreiEht received atalI hours At Old Reliable Wharf.
boat. Round Tnp Tickets % Genus. Extra ihps
made on short notice, for night OxeursionS TO any
.i1 myiS VI t's ' JS6. B, LuKESs, Captain.
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TnE man who lets his wife or child suf-
fer from coughs or colds without getting
SELLERS Cough Syrup" is lost to common
reason
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EXCURSION TO PIrrsBuReu-The P. @. &
st. L. Co. Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh and the boat race at Hutton,
Pa, as follows: To Pittsburgh and return
81 so; to Hutton and. return, s. 90. These
tickets will be sold only for trains leaving
Wheeling at 4:57 P. NJ, Friday, July I'd,
and o'clock A. NJ, Saturday, July Sd /.
Tickets will be good returning until Mon.
dAv. Jnlv 9Th.
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BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.

The treatment Of Skin Diseases must be constltu.
tionAl and local. First partly the Blood next restore
the Strength, third alleviate the External symptoms
There ID but one way to purify the blood and that Is
through the bowels, liver, kidneys and skin. These
oTgAus are the natural purifiers Of the system aud
carry OF waste or dead matter. CUTIcuRA REsOL-
WENT Is the greatest blood purifier In mtdlgine. II
10 cAthartic, tonic, liver simuant diuretio, a
resolyeut and absorbent II Rbs0rbs 10 Itself the
poisonous elements that float In the blood and purge'
them from the system. II increases the appetite, per.
fects Digestion and soon builds up faster than disease
can destroy, and hence permanently cures. Cu1ICU-
R4 Medicinal Jelly for external application arrests
disease, eats away dead flesh and skin, nIays ind M
nation itching and irritation renders hsRthy ulcers
and old Sores Snd heals every external affection when
REsoLvEHT Is taken internally. It Il atural re-
producer and beautiher Of the Hail. CuTIcuRA
Toilet Eoap, prepared from CUT1CuRA, Is cleansing
healing, refreshing, and the only wholesome beau
tiier Of the skin, which II soitens VIII tens and pre-
serves beyond all praise. CuT1cuRA Shaving holp,
prepared from CUT1cuRA Is the arst and only medl.
rlnAl soap compounded especially Tor shaving. Gem
tl0men pronounce Il worth It's weight In gold.
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CHE g4telliaenrer,


once, Nos. rs and n Fourteenth Street
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For the sheimer-head of
, 1880-06-15
CAMp-MEETING.
Tho FOX River FREQ 7IothodlKta In
Camp Honr Wayne, Iil.-1arae Attend.

Tho FOX River FREQ 7Iothodlxts In
Camp Nonr Wayne, lil.-AArHe Atttsad.
ullGGs
Special Dhpateh 10 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
WAYNE. ILL.,, June 1.-THE Fux liivur Mutho-
tttsts are INV hutdtnH their twentieth annual
canp.nico.lng In I.aughlEn'H Grove. Il n,tlc and Il
hnlf from Tho village. The session begnn Tn
"Wednesday las, 4li, is to continue until to-
morrow evening. Yesterday there wns in at-
tel,tlanre Of nl,uut i, ,0o haltnE from uvury DE-
rccion In lnrI.e md sn,ull numbers: stt,lu conl
l,H in tho caslso Ut religious pIcty, hut tho great
na1Or1ty solely III tho cause OF kclf.
n'n..scnetlt. Inr the atfOrtllnE u which thorc
There lrt ncasly h0u earnest Free Meth>llsta IN
THO cMinr, whn carry on their devotlof,s entirely
Vbtfytls Dr thu crowd Of amusement -srekcrs
md rtc.llcrs. Nearly Sixty tcnse surround tho
grounds .nweh tho seryisr: q w3,st.!p ,,rH hc!.t.
Ehie!lxn. thu Gcsta!l n,,d Tho Southern l!i!nnIs
D!striGta. tAu lnthua Conference, a,ltl tho uene-
see IN. ~ Conference. The scrvlcus yesterday
wero OF n,ure than 0rsltnHry interest TAgsiay
evening tflp nis-lheutfny viii close with u
lurYu Anl lrnlonstr.tIye srrvlrc.