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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-04

Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About People iat Home and
Abroad.
Col. Caleb Boggess, Of Clarksburg, Is at
the Mcclure. ''''s.s
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock,
was in the city yesterday.
Secretary Of State stalnaker left yester'
day on business trip TO the Third Dis
trict.
John H. Ewing, Chief Clerk OF the
Treasurer's Office, will be home from New
York to-day.
Miss M. Griffith, Of Columbus, has as.
sumsd charge Of the millinery department
al. speyer Bros. .,.
Or. q. B. Durant, Of the Sentinel, and A.
J. stillwagon, ESQ.,, OF Olaysvills, were in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. s. Norton departed on the
Andes last evening on q visit 10 her old
home In Ashland, Ky.
Capt. Ed. TAFT, one OF the most popular
railroad conductors that was ever In this
or any other city, is OF the Mcclure.
Col. J. B. Peyton, Clerk Of the House Of
Delegates, 10 In the city. The Colonel
comes to finish up the indexlng Of the
acts Of the recent Legislature.
Grand Duke W. ]. Hampton, OF the
steubenyille Herald; Capt. Charles A.
Reynolds, City Solicitor; and viii A. Nil.
Ter, oil from the same town, came down
last night To see "All.oi.it."
The day had closed IL golden gate,
The evening lamps were burning bright,
But We cannot hold The forms 10 walt
To sec II these men al got tight
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Al E.enTaIon Ia tjInelgno,i.

captain" said q reporter to The master
Of the steamer Andes as he eat summing
himself In front Of the 81, James Hotel
yesterday morning, There 10 on impress
sion e1lant here that May festival is Ia
be held In Cincinnati this month. It's q
mistake isn't III"
"Cettainlyl The musical festival will
not be held until next May. But not.
withdrawing this intend 10 make on ef.
Curalon trip 10 Cincinnati from here on
The 24lh lust. Ths fare will be $40 lot the
round trip including meals and lodging
while we are d Cincinnati. There are Z
good many attractions which could be vie.
lied at that time In theClty, and II Is about
the most pleasant time Of the year for o
river tip
Some other conversation ensued, and
the reporter learned that business Ia river
ifeighls is booming, and that passenger
travel has picked up wonderfully Of late.
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Thore Ia no boom In our market 30 far
this spring, Vegetables, on account Of the
lateness Of the season, are very backward.
Meats are much higher and sCarCer than
they have been for some time. Fish
are plentiful aud cheap. Oysters are
about out Of the market, Kale, asparagus,
lettuce, rhubarb, oyster plant and onions
are about the only green truck" that has
been brought here SO far. A few Cucum.
bers were In tho market the other day, OF
the very moderate price Of 25 cents each,
The following list Of prices was obtained
st the Fifth Ward yesterday morning;
Fouls, Butter, d:c.-Live chickens, 3Oa4Oc
apiece, or So 25aS so per dozen, and
very sCarcej dressed chickens, lOal2lc
per pound, or 85a40 cents each; turkeys
very scarce, live 81 GOAL so each, dressed
12al6c; ducks, hardly snyi dressed S0a
800, live 30a35c; eggs 1910 per
dozen, or dozen for 600, lard, l9c per
pound butter, plentiful al 25a30c per pound
choice, 80A35c ;sweetmilk, 8Cper quart, or
25C per gallon; buttermilk, &c per quart, or
l5C pergallon.
Vegetables. Cabbage, 10 to zoe per head;
carrots, loo per dozen; potatoes,
80a35c per peck; beets loo per
quarter peck; kalo 25C per peck; as.
paragus l0al5C a bunch turnips, loo per
half peck parsnips, l6a2Oc per half peck; ;
onions, zoe per half peck; new onions &c
per bunch; sweet potatoes 50a60c per
peck; oyster plant 90 bunch new rhu.
barb 90 per bunChj rsddishes &c per
bunch lettuce Zoe per quarter peck dried
beans, Sa10c per quart; water crosses 6Al6C
head white beans, &c per quart; horse,
radish, &c per bunch; dried lima beans,
l6a2Oc per quart; Cranberries, 8 quarts for
25c..
Oysters, 3Oa5Oc per haltcan; 25a45C per
quart; lake fish, s, 10al2A 10 per pound.
Mtdb-Beef 10 10 12aalSc per pound;
mutton, 10al5a20c per pound; chops,
10 TO loo perpoundj veal, 10 10 loo
per pound; pork, l0c per pound;
sausage, 10 to 100 per pound; smoked
sausage, 10 to lac per pound; Muth's
sausage, 123c per pound; bacon, 10c
per pound; middling and shoulder, 8 to
lOc per'pound ham, l5c per pound beef.
tongues 4Oto 600 each; canned beef, 35c
per 9.pound cans, 0,pound cans, 81 90.
apples l6a25C each dried apples, 8 to 15c per
pound dried cranberries 80 a quart; pears,
loo per. pound; dried peaches, 10 TO
15a40per pound; dried plums, SOC per
Id; oranges, 80 to 35a50c per dozen lemons
rs TO 800 per dozen.
Maple syrup, 81 goal % per gallon.
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ANOTHER PRoIRrr
For ths Erection Of . city BulIdInE on n
Grand Scale.

AfAOu IchAEs
The disgraceful appearance Of the City
Blilding, and It's dangerous condition,
have been attracting much attention from
our citizens for several years, and more
particularly within the past six
months, within which time several cracks
have occurred in the walls, and other I'M
mistakAble signs Of approaching dissolution
have been remarked, Council is perfectly
well informed in regard 10 all these facts,
and several times efforts have been made
to get other quarters, but these have uni
fOTmly been 80 unsuccessful that both the
members Of Council and their constituents
have become reConCiled to another indeh.
mite stay in the rookery. II will
be some time yet before the Court
House repairs will have been completed,
and when they are 1t Is rather doubtful
whether the Board OF Commissioners will
give the city, the use OF the county proper
ty for city purposes, The occupancy Of
any rooms at the Capitol Ia imprRCtiCable
OF present, or even for years to come, and
thus all the places that are available are
cut of, So something must be done in
some other direction. While lounelng
around the Capitol pavement yesterday
afternoon watching the movements OF the
Monument Trustees, we lell into q CONVEX
sation with q gentleman about the Ap.
preaching trouble Of the City Building,
during which he said, ~ have been trying
10 work up little schema like this: Sup.
pose the city Of Wheeling instead Of
erecting new building on the ate Of the
present City Building should trade that
site to Dol. H, K, List Tor his
lot on the corner Of Eof and Sixteenth
streets, aud erect handsome ediace
thereon. The lot is O large and beautiful
one, and II the building were put up in the
center the surroundings could be turned
into o small park that would render the
whole nelghborhood attractive. 1t will
be some years before anything can be
done with the Capitol, and think my
project good one, don't your"
We answered In the affirmative, OIL
course, % did also every other man In the
party; but our concurrent ideas will not
bring this result about, as the matter has
not been mentioned to Mr.. List or the
city. We suppose that the project Of our
friend will BIO like other schemes, Constd'
cred,
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A WHRRLING NAN
baking TaIk for she GOssips Over nj
Bridgeport Lively Story n some
other bridgeport News,

Baking TALK for slhs GOssIps Over ut
Bridgeport Lively Story = Some
other Bridgeport News,
About two weeks ago nthergoOd.lookiug,
well'dTessed woman came 10 the Imperial
House, Bridgeport and engaged boarding
and room, saying she was a married woman
and that her husband being travelling man,
she expected him TO call occasionally, A
gentleman who wm afterwards found to be
the husband Of another woman and the
father Of several children, and we'll known in
Wheeling, where he resides. called few
times as the husband OF the female boarder,
The fair Juliet on last Friday longed for deep,
dark-bFoWed night 70 bring her Wheeling
Romeo, and when night had grown we'll apace
and he came not Bridgeport Romeo con-
cluded he would try a pace, and accordingly
be paced with cat.like tread to the chamber
door Of the fair Juliet who opened the door
at his gentle knock, but he was seen BY a
member OF the household, who informed the
landlady, and tho latter at once marshalled
her forces and being refused adwittanCe 10
the chamber, made sort Of battering.nm Of
herself and was soon inside the door,
and holding out six old cards
which she had managed 10 grab off
friendly stand, told the landlady that her.
self and gentleman friend were only having q
quiet game OF whist. The landlady told her
II was the first time in her life she had ever
heard OF whist being played in the dark. A
lamp revealed Romeo standing between the
head Of the bed and the wall with his eyes dis.
tended and teeth chattering, He looked and
acted, Of course, iuAt like man who had been
playing whist. He went meekly out and
down ut the landlay's bidding, and the fair
Juliet was unCermoniOuSy bounced out in
the cold world, out in the street The doors
weFa locked aud the andlady went into camp,
Juliet made forced march to another house
where she spent the night, and In the morning
by the bright light she shook the dust from
her feet and took street car for the city.
When last seen she was going, going, gone,
one, twice, three timesaud gone.
The O., T, V, Il w. Railroad Company
have new ySrdmlster at Bridgeport.
The Jubilee Singers are still In Bridgeport
The following named gentlemen SO far for
got their Sunday School lessons, and all about
their NAMES being written down In a big book
with debts credit, etc as To become drunk
and dlSorderly on Monday aud have hear
ing before bis honor Frank Robinson on yes.
terdaY, and hear fall from his willing lips
two dollars and costs each: Dusty sawyer,
Linn Lyle, Nelson Gray, Tommy sir, James
Lyle, Harry Wilson, Bill Co.'S, John Nc
Bridge, Drunk aud disorderly,
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THE concert To be given BY the Hatmo.
ME Mpnnerchot Singing Society, Tues.
day, May lob, at the Opera House, will
be the Musical event, The following home
talent will participate: Mrs. Chae.. W.
Eoff, Miss Virginia Hupp, Prof. Carl Herr.
mann, ProI. Hermann SchoCkey and II.
Grimm. Two grand Chotuses will be ren.
dered by the society with orchestra accom-.
panlment BY KtAmef's fall orchestra Of
twelve pieces. Admission only 80 cents,
reserved aeate IS cents-pfiCes that Are In
reach Of everyone.
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anu AHpNEueEHAoas
Yesterday afternoon Chas. Sweeney
and Mike Flicker were up before Justice
Caldwell charged with aSsailing and rob.
bling John Ryder, Of wetzel county,
which took place on Monday night near
the B. 4 o. machine chops, o description
Of which appeared in the 1STELttaESCER
Of yesterday.
The case was examined on the part Of
the State and on request Of counsel for
The prisoners II was continued until to-day
In order that Witnesses for the defense
could be secured.
The plaintiff 10 an old man Of perhaps
seventy.Rve years Of age. He was moSt
btutAlly assaulted and abused and II Il 10
proved that the two men on trial are the
scoundrels who did It full Justice should
be melted ott 10 them,
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III put sOmst6ing By for 3 rainy day
Il good F00luiiOn 70 make, ~.
But we'd rather lay SO away
For . ITip 10 the summer 10 tAkR.
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Bellaire bids fair to have boom, com.
nencing on the sixteenth OF this month,
that will excel all the similar booms that
have doomed in this vicinity for some
time. We refer TO her Loan Exhibition,
for the benefit Of the soldisn' Monument
Fund. A representative OF the INTELLI.
eRNCER met W. H. II. Brown, the Score.
tary Of the Executive Committee having
the Exhibition In charge, at Bridgeport
yesterday, and had chat with him on the
subject. He says It will be away ahead Of
Che 'sieuben Vile exhibition. Rodgers, The
New York SCULPTOR, will exhibit several
groups Of his statuary, the battle flags Of
Eastern Ohio regiments have been &C..
cured from the State, several Pittsburgh
Arms will have ane diSplays, some rare
gems Of art, interesting old relics, costly
imported decorated vases and the like
have been secured, Miss Thoburn will
loan her indian costumes, and In fact an
array oil Interesting objects has been
already secured which assures the phenom.
email success Of the affair.
Everybody here seems 10 take q lively
interest In the project. In q very short
time, yesterday, Mr.. Brown obtained The
cooperation Of a number OF Bridgeport
ladies and gentlemen who will be Yatua.
bic friends Of the committee. Mr.. W. o.
Grafton is Chairman Of the committee,
and with his well.known genius for such
things, and the enterprise and interest Of
about oil Bellaire, and many people else.
where, enlisted Ii the Cau6e, the exhibit.
ton can scarcely fall oil success.
Col. Sterling 10 q member oil the solicit.
ing committee for Wheeling, and is taking
great interest In The work. Any person
Ia Wheeling or elsewhere who has articles
suitable for exhibition will confer great
favor, and aid worthy cause, II they will
with Col. Sterling. All artl.
Olea loaned will be catalogued with the
Dwher's name, well taken care Of, and In.
lured while In the committees possession,
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the Red River trade ten or dozen years ago,
at q cost Of about $4,000, and Ia none the
worse TOR her age. The iron in her hull Is II
inch in thickness forward, y inch amidshlps,
and u inch aft She will probably be taken
TO St Louis and heightened 80 rs TO make her
three hundred foot boat.
PIT1sBuRGH, May 3,-Riyer feet 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and cosl,
LOuIsYuLE, May S.-River falling slowly,
with feet inches in the canal. Weather
clear and chilly. Silver Cloud Is due up to.
night from Tennessee river.
CAIRO, May S-Arrived: Jas. D. Parker,
Cincinnati; Maude, St Louis. Departed I;
City OF 6EeenYllle, ST. Louis Jas D. Parker,
Memphis. River II feet and rising. Weather
cloudy, Thermometer 90.
CMCIHNArI, May S,-River 10 feet and tRll.
ing Weather clear and cool. Arrived
Chas, M0rsan, New Orleans Departed ST.,
Lawrence Wheeling Paris o. Brown, New
Orleans Passed down: Sydney, Huntington
70 St. Louis,
ST.. LOUIS, May 3-The Circuit Court to-day
approved q bid Of S2B,6Si for the property Of
tie Keokuk NothOTn Line Packet Co., not
covered by mortgages, which the receiver was
directed 70 sell some weeks ago, This prop
erty consists Of the steamer Minnesota and
barges, the boat yard in this city and Eve
warehouses; situated at different points on the
river between here and KeokuE. The pur.
chase was made by Capt, X, W. Dugan, who
is understood to represent the Davidson inter
est
sT. Louis, May S-Ariyed; MOllie Moore,
New Orleans; Bald Eagle, Keokuk; Alice
Brown. Louisville. Departed; Arkansas 81,
Paul; John Porter and barges, New Orleans;
Lizzie Gardner, Reeds landing; Illinois,
| KankuK, InhiO 81 pnnl. PITTSBURGH Pitts.
burgh; Maggie, Peoria, Alice Blown, Cairo.
River risen about inches and sill rising.
Weather clear and warmer. The Brown
brought o tow Of coal and returned 10 Cairo for
another tow. The Moore had 1000 tons Of
freight and The Golddust was we'll laden.
The Porter took dive bargGs OF bulE grain foI
export. The Pittsburgh had barge Of bulk
grain for Huntington and one barge OF ore
besides a good trip OF freight,
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There lie a form Of charity which should
commend itself 10 every one. y is the
celebrated Charity Hospital, o. New Or.
leans, La, believed 10 be the Oldest insti.
tuition Of lie kind on the Con tlhent, free To
all persons Of whatever creed and nation.
The Louisiana State Lottery maintains
this noble institution with giit Of a mill.
ion dollars, and the purchase Of o two dol.
lar ticket In the next monthly drawing on
MAY 10Th, BY mail from NJ. A. Dauphin,
No. Sig Broadway, New York City, N. Y,
OF 10 the same person at New Orleans, La,
will bless both The givet and the receiver.
Why not Try II at once our gentle readefH
DAW
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The following deeds in fee were admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterday: ~
Ter, trustee, to Maria 8. PauLsoh, vile OIL
Charles Pautsch, for lot 10 in square 10,
Caldwell's addition, for 81,
Deed made April 18th, 1881, by Thomas
Patterson and wife 10 John Patterson, for
lot Of ground In Liberty district, for
800. ... 49,.
Deed made May %, 1881, by Margaret
A, Turner TO william =. Fisher, for lot
III, Zane street, Island, for $500.
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FAI,sg RUnOR.
Which was 10 the Effect that Henry
MueERe HAD COniniIIted BuIeIde.


WhIeh was 10 the Effect that Henry
Aiuegse HAD ComniIIted BHIelde.
Afeport was generally circulated on The
streets last night that Henry Mueege, q
gentleman who had long passed The prime
Of life, and who lives q few doors this side
Of .Twenty.seCohd street, on Chapline,
had committed suicide. A reporter Of this
paper investigated the matter and ascef.
tAined beyond question Of doubt that
Apoplexy was the cause Of bis death. He
went 10 his stable yesterday al dinner
time, aAd not returning for some time
thereafter, some Of the family exCufted 10
the barn 10 ascertain the cause Of his long
absence. He was found lying on the floor,
and help being summoned be was taken
TO the house, where he shortly expired.
This was the Third Time he had been
subject 10 similar but lighter strokes, and
how the news was started on the rounds
that he had committed suicide IL hard 10
understand. Mr.. Muegge was, In former
years, 0 huckster, aud by attention 10
business had laid up something 10 the
way Of this worlds goods. His funeral
win probably take place tomorrow.
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At the regular meeting Of Enterprise
Lodge OF Good TemplarS, on LAST evening,
the following officers were installed: P,
W. @. r., Winfield g. Gardner; W. O. T.,
Joseph Degant; ". Y. T., Ella Magruder;
W. Il. s., Joseph Hubbard; ". F. s.,
Samuel Mckee; W. T., Helen Ward; W.
o., Thomas +. Clancy W. NJ, Harry Hs.
Ter; ". I. g., Ella Beck; W, 0. G., vii.
lies Mac,
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An ingenious scarf maker in New York
has invented an article Of neckwear that
must interest every gentleman who objects
TO wearing the prevailing liver pad style OF
scarf In warm weather, II 10 known as
the v aterhouSe corrugated "L'Audace,"
and 10 much lighter and more flexible than
other eCaris In general use. The comfort
1t gives the wearer, combined with ele.
gsnce Of tit, makes 1t the best scarf In the
world. Ask your outhtter to show you
the corrugated "L'Audace."
For sale by Thos. Hughes 4 Co., No.
1911 Market street, and 7. O. MofTst & Co.,
No. 81 Twelfth street.
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Inc Power or the T,Fesa,

In no way % the power Of the press more
surely Ahown than ID the universal fnoWiedRe
that has In les than year. been ditfuSed
throughout fifty millions Of people OF the
wonderful curative propettlesof that splendid
remedy Kldney.Wort And The people from
the Atlantic To the Pacific have shown their
and theft knowledge Of what Is
In the papers, by already making Kidney.
Wort their household remedy for all diseases
Of the kidneys liver and boWelS Herald.
sfWRA0,
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Can man refrain from choppingthe leaves OF
the Burdock with his cane rs he passes; II Ia
"only weed, and yet few plants or weeds
are so valuable, and few preparations 80
popular, Gs Burdock Blood Bittefs, In which
all It's valuable properties are soskillfuly com.
bined. ltcures dyspepsia, constipation, govt
and oil diseases arising from impurities Of the
blood.
Sold by Laughlin Br:s. & Co., wholesale
druggists, Wheeling.
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II has become 30 common 10 write the be-
ginning Of an elegant, interesting article and
then run u into some advertisement that VIC
avoid all cheats and simply call attention 70
The merits OF Hop BitterS In as plain honest
terms rs possible, 10 induce people 10 give
value will ever use anything else.- Providencs
AdrtHtSs7. MWE4W
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ere prescribing that tried and true remedy
for the worst cases Of bilious
ness and constipation, as we'll as for kidney
There 10 scarcely 4 person 70 b
found that will hot be greatly benefited BY d
thorough course Of Kldney.Woft every spring.
II you feel out Of sorts aud don't know why,
Try q package Of Ridney.WorE and you Will
Ieel Ike new creature. -Lndidndpolb Sentinel.
NWRAW
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CARRuNcLu, Felons, Boils, Sores OF long
standing, such IS Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of q knife
or roultice, by using Mrs. Julys Myers
Drawing and Healing Sl!vo. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and UlcorRted
Oorns, Uhillblsine, etc. II las never iuiled
TO cure. For sale by Logan 4 Co,
DLw
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A prominent physician Of Pittsburgh said
Iokingly 10 q lady patient who was complain.
Ing OF her continued Ill health, and OF his In.
ability 10 cure her, TRY Hop Bittersl" The
lady took Il In earnest and used the Bittere,
from which abe obtained permanent health.
She now laughs at the Doctor for bis joke, but
he Is not so well pleased with It, as II cost
him good patienE-HdrriSburg Patriot.
NUFAW
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10 10 see q man With his cheeks sunken,
hls eyes glazed, bis teeth oil gone, ffescos
log the floor wherever he happens to be
with the Juice Of bad tobacco. CheW NJ
~ Good Enough Nary Plug and apOid ltit
yOurself was
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THE usual merchants lunch at Tho New
Mcclure House Sanpls Rooms daily.


This Court met at o.. NJ. yesterday and
disposed oil the following business:
W. NJ. Writ vs.. James Ii. Oldham. In.
terpleader 10 try right Of property. Jacob
and CrAcrait for plaintiff, Good. and Rus.
Rell for defendant.
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WE have Just received a new Invoice Of
beautiful bsgOnla plants 10 unique and
handsomely OrnamsnteG Jars. Call and see
them at Miller & Frau1helm's, No. 1909
Market street,
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wHEN children are restless Of night. crying
out In their sleep, and awakening frightened,
Denig's Worm Syrup will give immediate re
lief, and insure sound sleep Follow with
three o. four doses next day, and a cure will
be effected. vAS
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer, as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1880, 1881.
5AniqK,Sr, I7AH.i2M.8P.M7P.A
O. 81 50 u 90 o. 81 ~
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. O., May AL A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather and in the southern por'
lions occasional rains, east winds, lower
barometer, higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, east
veering to warmer Boutherly winds, lower
barometer.
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FopRfH s4RsET CHuRcH will give one oil
their famous suppefs tomorrow night.


The ladies Of 81. Matthew'S German Lu.
thefan Church Of BenWood, hereby tender
theif thinks 10 the many friends who con.
ttibuled % largely 10 the success Of the
Fair aud Festival held on the S0Lh Of
April, and, Ihe let and End Of May.
COMMITTEE,