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Adyicca ftum various sections Of the
posish proclaim that cottoa picking hes
began In earnest. Caterpillar have o..
reared In some localities and srs destroy.
linz the plants, but thess pests have not
l,ecoune general. The continued snd IN.
procedented heat aud dry weather are
having marked effect on the plants and
some planters report it dying. It is rather
early to predict the loss which may he &C.
cssioned by worms, and the drought. We
simply give data concerning the crop 81
reported to US.
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puLlish, on the statement VI = responsible
citizen of tLis uarish. that there Wa =
80" '" -. 49, "a. -..
r"'"seN '''ss living 'es' ."!" c"s ""'
clsissed - N ia yeam old. The item
vent the roa,s.ls II the press eliminating
In . letter being written from New York
city t. ascertain soase of the facts connect.
rl with Adkins history. 4 few days ago
We Interviewed Adkins having sent for
him t"r this special purrosr.
lie lives an = farm near this city ai..l
hes transacted hssiNrss with NJ. Jno. Z.
Triclwl, . mrvchaut hevc, tor several years
snA n reliable aud prompt In .his settle.
n,snss.
Adkins aays 10 wss ID years old when
the British advanced IN old Town Point,
Va, between Newbe!n and Richmond, su''
Was " years on when wesnins!oa W.
insagn'sss'' trsc'tSent ottnS United Statss
tie wss ''osu 10 Anglo Co., North Carolina
40! be!onxeG Os man ny mo name o.
Hall. Ne Afterwards went u AIaOsma
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Perssaal.

B. r. SOLOMON Of Grappe's Bluff, called
into our sanctn,n last Tuesday morning.
He reports the crops in that section, both
corn and cotton, a. in sd plight, save
those which have been favored with rain.
Many fields have failed to receive even
shower and hence are literally burned
and dried up by the drought.
Mr.. N. A. STANPER was 10 the city early
in the week. He reports business quite
hrisk 1t I.e0lis and that railroad town
duly laid of in squares and streets.
Mr.. LEO WOLIsON, Of R0ckdale, Texas,
remembers 10 by sending . late copy Of
the Galveston News containing the full
narrative Of Mr.. Ambrose S0mpayrac re-
lative to the Chihuahua massacre. We
will publish it In our next. Many thanks
for friend Lco's kindness
Mr.. AMBROSE SONPAYRAC Of Tiger L.
land, minus his war paint and buekskin
lSggins, came into our Office last Saturday
and made things lively for tho Local. He
il . brim full Of ioviality asof yore, andat-
tracted much notice owing to the thrilling
narrative Of the hero who bears tho same
name. We were delighted to meet him
and cordially invite him to call frequent
! u.
/ last Sunday, while Mrs. Hyman Bath
Irwas sitting IN tho window Other residence
on Second street, she leaned ont to play
] With one Of her children. She lot be,
kbalanco and fell soma diYtaace to TIL
srra,nd. dialOcafin0 fha vvrisk Of her 1efI
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SUNDAYS SERVICES,


~
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo
Fart Hall, Rev. VIM. Henry Barnes rector
Sabbath School at 0 A. NJ. Public services
10 A. NJ. and7 p. NJ. Morning sermon
subject, 1.-THE Eternal Sanctuary" Even
ing subject, Comfortable Words for
Many Days" Prayer meeting and lecture
Wednesday at 1850 P. N Theme: "The
Maker 10 come and calleth for thee" The
public invited. Seats free.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, adjoining the PostOtiCe.
Sermons at 1890 A. N. aud I p. N. to.mor.
row by Rev. s. B. Barnitz, Pastor. Sun
day School at 2 o'clock. Music In charge
Of Prof. SChofeld. blackboard i~llustra.
tons by John II. Zeverly, Superintendent.
International Sabbath School Lesson 10.
morrow, 1.-THE Song Of Mary" Luke Il.
Rev. Hite, Rev. Thompson and Others
including a we'll known gentleman from
Pittsburgh will be at Parker Hall to.mor.
row at 3:30P. NJ.
Fourth Street N. L. Church. Rev. or.
Masden will preach at l03 A.. N. and Z P Y.
Revival services continued. Rev. Rosa o.
Houghton will lecture on Thursday night,
subject "John Chinaman at Home"
There will be preaching in tho Third
Presbyterian Church tomorrow by the
the pastor, Rev, j.. B. Lyle, at 1880 A.. N,
and7 P n. Services will also be Contin.
ued through the week. Sabbath School
Services in the Frs. Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow. The pastor, Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, D. D. will preach at
l0:30 A. NJ, and 7 ?. ".
Services at the Thomson M. +.
Church tomorrow by the pastor Rev. O.
E. Manchester. Topic: 1890 A. NJ, "The
Ministralion Of the Holy spirit;n Z p. M,
Morality and the Plan Of Salvation"
Sunday School at 2 P. N. Seats free. All
are welcome.
DR.. Bedding preached On interesting ser.
mon 10 . good audience, last night at the
Disciples Church, or Classification" Ser.
vices to night, beginning at 1880, and on
10. morrow OF. II A, ST and Z ?. ".
Gospel temperance meetings will be
held on Sunday, az Usual, At OTIS Hall, by
the Ladies' Band at $3.50 r. ", and by the
W. q. L. Union at 1880 p. N. I. Laramie,
Il. Marshall, and others, will address the
meetings. All arc invited.
There will be the usual services at the
Baptist Church tomorrow morning at
10!3 0 o'clock. No services 10 the evening.
Sunday School al 1r. ". Prayer and con.
ference meeting Wednesday evening.
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PERsoSAIS.-Mr. John Philip and bride
OF San Jose, California, are the guests o
Miss s. j. Meholin, Of the Mcclure House
Miss Msholln attended their recent wed
ming at Washington, D. O,
MI. N. Dowler, Of Marshall county, hal
been visiting his old friend and business
partner,R r. j. Garrard, of Bellaire. Mr.. Dow.
Ter was one Of the Oldest merchants o.
Bellaire, and bears his years well.
Cards are out for the wedding cere.
mony Of Mr.. Frank A. GAtdner, Of Louis.
vile, KY, and Miss OnIa b., daughter Of
Mrs. NJ. Mossburg, OF Z itf street, this city.
The ceremony takes place at tho Zane
Street NJ. +. Church, Sunday evening,
December 9th, at s o'clock. Miss Moss.
burg is q handsome and attractive young
lady, and the fortunate KentuCkian 10 to
be envied.
Miss Nellie Askew, Of Kansas City, at.
tending school at Mt. do Chantal, near
Wheeling, spent the holidays among
friends In town.-& CtairSvM Chronicle.
Mr.. W. A. Steele, OF the South End, IL
Waiting friends 10 Morgantowu.
Mrs H. D. Hubbard, Of the North Side,
IS visiting her mother, Mrs, Boyers, Rt
Morgantown.
Hon. @. S. White, Of Romney, and N.
M. Loufy, Of Hinton, are at the Mcclure.
These gentlemen and Henry u. Miller are
the State Fish Commissioners.
Hon. Wayne Ferguson, the late
Senator from Wayne county, "a In the
city, and will be a candidate for Sergeant.
alarms Of the Senate.
IT, T... H.-I .4a--
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP.-The fol
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered a
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, an,
on easy payments Of IS 90 to 500 be
month until paid Tor:
One s%even.oCtase piano, $3.50.
One heven.oGtave piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis plano, $l25.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50,
One six.octave piano, $50
One seven.oCtave piano, SIG.
One Stodaft piano, 1926.
One Bacon and Raven piano, si25.
One slx.oCiave piano, 500.
One slE.oCtaVe piano, 800.
One six.ogtave organ, $lI5.
One tiye.octave organ, SIS.
One f~ve.oCtave organ, sos.
0ne 4i.oCtave piano, S35.
One five, octave m~elodeon, $40.
One ~llye.oCtave mslodeon, $40.
One five octave organ, new SIS,
All the above secondhand instrument,
are In good repair and tune. Call and az.
anime at Lucas' Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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Yesterday while Captain plAnkey oil
The Fifth ward, was passing through Alley
O., near T~wenty.third street, he came
Upon the PROSTATE form Of a man With
bis face buried in the snow.
Turning the still apparently animate
body over, he discoverd II 10 be
that Of MI. Cyrus Quarter, who
lives al the residence Of his mother
close BY. Captain Plankey procured
assistance and removed the, voting
man 10 the house, where Dr.. James E..
Reevesattehded him. The physician atonce
made an examination for the purpose Of
aSCeftainihg whether any signs Of life re-
mained and feSorted 10 R%alVaniC force for
the purpose Of restoring respiration but
his efforts were ltuitlesB, although Artificial
respiration was kept up tot more thar. an
hour. II appears that Mf.. Quattiet bad
been enEsged at Henry schwaflE's, near
Twenty.thitd street, Id, painting q room,
and at l2 O'Clock startled home iot bic dln.
ner, and had gone into Alley o. ior the
purpose Of reaching the house Of his
mother At the rear, aud had gotten az far
"a the gate when he was attacked by an
epilepiic tt aud falling forward Ia the
snow lHpon his face, was soon suffocaGed.
Mf. Quarter had evidently been pros.
.tfate for some time, as the heat Of bis face
had melted a hole 10 the snow, which was
filed with water which almost covered
his head. The young gentleman, who
was 81 yeafa old, had been etilcted with
epilepsy for a number Of Year,, and has
bad previous hard attacks.
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CRY P%OLIrICs,
The Democratic Primaries To-d0y-PoIi
ieAI Notes aud GoAsIp.

zeal Notes aud Gossip.
To-day the Democracy will meet II
deadly struggle. The factions are numer
Gus and the candidates for the various OFF
ces are as thick as the leaves In Yalam
bropia. Only n man eau be selected Il
run for each office and as q logical Sc
quence there will be many sore hearts ant
disappointed aspirants after the story o
the ballots Is told. There has not beer
much surface excitement, but there hal
been q great deal Of quiet, hard work puI
in during the week Just closed by the sew
eral aspiranh. Beer, which is usually
q prominent factor In contests Of this ma,
ture, has been dispensed freely, and III
purchasing and conCiliatinR power will,
no doubt, be tested more fully to-day. An
"old timer" whose capacity is undisputed
said yesterday, that he had been offered
more drinks than he could get away with.
The sharpest contest will be made on the
City sergeantCy. There are a number
OF candidates for the nomination, and 1t ID
said that tile fight 10 narrowed down 10
Major Sweeney, Porter Smith and Charlie
Bingell. But then Johnnie Whyte may
develop q strength that he Is not thought
TO possess. The Sweeney men are pushing
the claims OF All Egerter, and the Bingell
following are coaching Jeie Miller for the
Mayoralty. The only happy and serene
man In the field Is Col. Updegraff, who
has no opposition. The contestants for the
other offices are pretty evenly balanced,
but the fight will be warm enough for all
purposes. Notwithstanding the most per.
sistent pumping OH the part otthe reporter
he could not get any Of the politicians up.
preached on the subject TO commit them.
selves TO a prophecy in regard to the out.
come Of the primaries.
POLITICAL NOTES.
There 10 q great deal Of dissatisfaction
among the Democracy at some Of the
Council nominations.
Democrats are betting that Uncle John
Boring will be Slaughtered at the coming
election.
The Democracy OF the Second ward
are 30 dissatisfied with the nominations
made for Council that they contemplate
running an independent ticket.
The lie In the First ward between
Mesats. All. Caldwell and John Robinson.
for the Second Branch Of Council will be
settled by the Executive Committee Mon.
day. ~,
Most OF the unsuccessful candidates will
have 10 beer up uhder their defeat.
The city election takes place on the
9Th inst.
A straw vot for City Sergeant was taken
al 4 large balleat Assembly Hall last night
iollowsi John White.40j Mccormick 2;
Bnlget !
Tie Third ward Democrats met OF the
Court House last night for the purpose oil
nominating q Council ticket. q. g, Han.
non presided and John ]. QulVg aud II,
II. Pendleton aOled 40 secretaries. John
Il. Hall and j. NJ. Ewing were named 40
Of the First Branch and Mr.,
Hall selected by a lalteting vote. For the
Second Branch quite q large number Of
names were submitted but Measfs, hob.
ut Simpson, james w, MCGfahahan and
John A. White were selected.
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tnE rnEs aBADiSa ROOM


Ia OTIS Hail Id Fail Operations.
We have received the following from
MI. Laramie, President Of the OTIS Hail
Temperance Union!
Editors inSliisenetr.
Please allow me a little space,tor charity
The Wheeling Reading Room Ia 0ttE
Hall opened eight weeks ago As a free In,
slitutionIand supported BY monthly sub
sCtibefs, Is certainly deserving tho con.
alteration OF our best citizens. Enough
subscriptions are already paying In fof
expenses Of j%anltor, gas fuel and rent, but
more are needed that a better aud larger
quantity Of reading matter may be suppl.
ed 10 its already large n1mber Of patrons.
This inAtltuti6n IL designed Tor the put.
pose Ioi inducing our men 10 cultivate q
taste TOT literature, az we'll IS intellectual
aud moral Improvement. We can hardly
lay the fault TO our young men lor seeking
the associations oil saloons, since so little
effort has been mlds 10 procure any other
place oil resort. Circulars asking for do
nations Of reading matter are being dis.
ttibuted, and We hopelo meet with liberal
fesponsea I. LARAMIE, PfesL.
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r,e ne.l HnIr DFts.I1E IN lhe Worla

The Best Hair Dressing In the world.
Burnett's Cocaine nllays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandruff, invigor'
ates the action Of the Capillaries in The
highest degree, and has earned q deserved
reputation for promoting the growth aud
preserving the beauty Of the human hair.
Ladies' dressing their hair deliberately iol
the evening will find that It imparts 8
healthy natural gloss TO the hair, and will
cause Il to retain lis shape for hours.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are used
and endorsed by the best hotels, confec
TONERS and grocers throughout the coun'
try. They are perfectly pure. TEs4w
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HUTTON Broth SOUP for nsrchanto
L.unoh THE mOrhlhD at the New hOLurs
House Sample Rooms,

AMUsENRSr.-"AR The RagtbAEalon's
successful comedy Of "All the RaEe," was
given at the Opera House last evening to
q good audience. The reputation oil the
play was fully sustained by the convul:
sive applause Of the audience. The hnmof
10 Of the best and pufest kind, which
commends the play to the patronage Of
ali who love to enjoy a hearty laugh.
The comedy will be repeated this even.
log and the company and play deserve
A full house.
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SISTER IN CHARGE,
Cured OF EIs,nIa n Piies After seven
Yanra nf RnInrInr.


This is 10 certify that | have been af1ict
ed more than seven years with Fistula ID
ammo and Piles, unable to do any worl
most Of the time, and scarcely able L
walk about. Many times my friendl
thought was dying, and l had given III
all hope OF ever. being any better. l had
been treated by six different physicians
all well known for intelligence, aud a.
they failed TO help me, l was In despair
and thought that In q short. time l would
die. l saw an advertisement OF DR.. Smith,
and concluded l would 20 and see him. |
found him q pleasant man. Alter exam.
lining me carefully, he would not say for
sure, but ha said he would do what be
could for me, as II was one OF the worst
cases he ver saw. I have been under Dr..
Smiths treatment now about four weeks,
and consider myself fairly we'll. |
consider II providential that l went
TO him, and | make this statement for the
heneit OF others who are alike afflicted,
that they may know where TO find relief;
and l do II as voluntary act.
WASHINGTON DELANEY,
Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Dr.. j.. L. SMIrn's office is No. 1917 Mar.
ket stree Wheeling, W. Va. weAn
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TRY IL; keep trying H. and try II again
We say this because We believe that the
health, happiness and prosperity Of The
people depend Upon the proper use OIL
these medicines, which have proved 90
successful In Graduating disease and de-
ieatibg death. The medicine so effective
In lie cure Of diseases 10 the great Southern
remedy, Simmons Liver Regulator. Tty
II; we believe that the frat trial will be
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oUa

wheeling TeaeheFS' AhnOcIAtIObI
A very interesting session Of the above
association was held Yesterday at the usu.
al place OF meeting, the Third ward school
building. Prot John o. Hervey, the Pres
ident, called the meeting to order, while
Prof. II. q. Shepherd acted AZ Secretary,
After prayer by Prof, Orpgo, the following
programme Of exercises was fully carried
out, holding the closest attention from The
start, Of the large number Of teachers pres.
emit:
Reading, Books in the House," Miss
Matte Stout.
Reading, "Do with your might" Miss A.
v. 0xtoby.
Reading, "Phmary teaching" Miss Liz.
Lie Downs
Reading, "Wotds," Miss CofnsliA Ham.
iltOn.
Essay, Development" Miss Jane An.
defeon. I
Lecture, IA cloudy day In school," Miss
3. j. Mcholln,
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Mrs. d. Morrison, oil Farnhan Centre,
+, q, writing about nt. Thomas Electric
oil, says. "Geofge Bell used II on bis
son, and IL cured him Of Rheumatism
with only 0 few applications. The bal.
ance Of the bottle was used by an old gen.
tlemah for Asthma, with the best results.
1taCts like q Chatni. paw
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NEW YoRK. January 7.-Cotton quiet at ia
12hc; futures firm, Flour steady and with
out decided change; receipts 10000 barrels
exports $1,000 barrels. Wheat firm; receipt,
Q 1900 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; nn.
graded spring 81 llai 70; ungraded red 81 i6a
1914 No. 8 do 81 l4Hal 10 ste4rner 81 TO-
No. 2 do. 81 l6H In store, 81 l7a1 IS Sfloat
No ! red 81 2lal 26j ungraded white : l3a
al 49, No. 2, Sll4; No. 1 do sales 10000 bush
els, al 81 i6al 10; steamer do 81 ii; No. Cred
January, tales 160,OW bushels at 81 I0Ma
TX; February, tales $4,000 bushels at
81 1skst l0H; March, sales 10000 bushels at
81 2Uhal ak; April, sales 10000 bushels at
81 FAX; May, sales 1900 bushels at o. q
al ak. Corn fairly active and a shade
higher receipts 10000 bushels; exports si,0CO
bushela; ungraded 6sa66E No. 8 6Sa5SHC;
steamer 64Kc; No. 2 old 6eXC in store do
new 65abSHo: No. 2 white SIC; No. 2 January
b5XaS6Xc; February 68Na66alc: March 68Xa
67o; May HXa66c. Oats fairly active and u
shade higher receipts 0,6f0 bushels: western
mixed tSa43hc; white western 44ai0c. Hay
demand fair and market firm at 81 05ai 10.
Hops quiet and firm. Coffee quiet aud TN.
firm; business checked by frmnesS OF holders;
fair to good refining I 1l.IGa7 13-l6c Rice
demand fair and market firm. Petroleum
.aannJ M ..EnJ IraIJas, a.. ..l 49,
Ie III Y51S nsSs9' daN'Dw urn ~ iairly
sS.iSeaS a.aoao o.!oc' ieosin s1esuy ana IN
Snanses tItPesshe quiet anu n5m at 4ee'
tive: old mess spot S12 76al3 90; new $l8 GA
sirou,st, Ionv clS"r a. 1s' short SIS"r ~ Az
lara StronS and SiIhsr, ptimS st,Sm 20 tSSX:
AZ is. Bnt1sr Stsaiv Al i ixa97n' t;SessS AZ,
AZ i6ai2xc.
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lLAD yanuaIy hEEI9uF euai
~es'et nt gatsa 81 ~ MinnesotA fAtta y oVa
W VuLo eAss 70 ooav 10y eL LOU : y fancy
" Mi9lesosa b " pIoGess ~ ~. n.y.
noSt .ssaoy ~ SoVy nheat urme5 nc. =
tev ~ sta'j - ~ W. eieVator
i42sal t41 ~. = req LISA Din
hil2s nheui Fevfuaty y ifI gi1, tliIf
asAeui marcn y is,s Pa. o. lSS ssIed'
Nontn qnlsti ~ miLeq yahIaiJ ozSo Dii
3ISAc asAIS1 III eTrua oo5ac gig, $50 asEed
Marcn ViS4o pia. CGc asHeH. Oats IN ialr ue.
I51iHs. w ~ Ae"iaiS, ~ Z u0' H1a
y nv, ~. Z NJ W ttIsI'e y Y ~ f52-
vis'ons sse sS!i ~ mes' p pest II y, ovals w 5ndia
~ ~ -, oV1tH IL toLk, oiu NEE ~ oya
70 ngM 70 ILL.,. TO- Hm SI.o ~ aaLls yha,VSo
40 Is Butter dull and tending downward;
creamery extra SEaSIci good TO choice s9A
3lci New YORK and Bradford cnunty Pa.
f fis,etys sq si,s 9ans ssJd f q eboi SA1 GsssOS "'i Esr.
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REV r. f. BE1KR, Of 81. Louis, Mo, iot.
mefly Missionary al New GuiDes, advises
everybody to use b. jacobs OIL for fheu.
mStisn, govt or other psiniul diseases Of
this nature. He says after uEng II for his
N case. that he felt mora and more OF
returning life TO his lane limbs, and
Ali rheumatic pain Vas Subdued at once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08

"How'sths Baby.n ellis Group IA Bat.
ter this morning, thank you, we rave
MIN some Thomas Electric Oil % You al,
vised, doctor, aud shall give him 6omt
more In an hour or co." Next dav nm
pronounced the youngstef cured.
pAM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08

When ay0ung lady hens handkerchief
for o rich Bachelor, 6hosews that she ma
reap. When seeds Of disease are planted
through over indulgence, you eau prevent
the undertaken from reaplng the benefit
by using Spring Blossom. Price, so cents,
trial bottles 10 cents. p1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08

THR cold dhvlns eatLefly tainstofms Of
this season rarely fail 10 atalct neatly eve.
fybody with colds. Use Dt. RullB Cough
5yfup-lhe aufest aud safest Cough rem.
edy made. Price % centt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08
Music Books cheap At sheib's.


ITO be, or not to be- . that is the uues.
ton. Whether 10 suffer from q dlBeased
system aud continuous impurities Of our
block, OF to take Spring Blossom and be-.
come . welcome and respectable member
Of society, Price, 5Ocenis, trial bottles 10
cents. M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-08

w%AsHtEaroN, D. o., january 81 A. n.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, north TO east winds,
slightly falling followed by slowly rising
temperature and by Saturday night lower
barometer.
For The Lower Lakes, colder and clear
or fair weather, winds generally from the
southwest TO northwest, and rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer.