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~ Wheat Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard.
June. July. June. June. June June,
Opcncd..l 2G1s \ 25H TG4 5X 10 5TL Ii 10 :
Closed ....l 268 2jT ~ 4yX 10 CO ii 37M
I{t:ss;:' 7 {ssss; - y g. ii ID ID

CINCINNATI. o.. May 2t-rotton quiet and steady
etic flnns i aul and unchamsed family g eo.
spot: 77c bid May: Ike June: ike july: 7Sc AZ u.
gust; 7Iz.c September; 154c October. Oats dull
wa ~ an, nominal So & ~ mixed 55e Rye quiet at Sic
aule, 81 SIX. Bulk meats easier but not quotnbly
l4wsr h!con stesdy md Arm: shoulders 81 y; clear
rb sl2 %: clear sl2 75 Whisky, quiet II, 81 II; com
bas!s Of 81 II. Butter quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO. May .i.-Thc Drorer's Journal reports:
uoe-Rcccipis 5000 head: shipments $500
iieAd; demauc tair and quality good. The genctuI
market except TOR prime heavy 5aloc lower
price which h he hlshes. fora year common ssns to
lair light badly neglected at 81 a0a7 co. good bacon
Cattle Receipts :, sos head shipments 100 head
Market very sirong and Joe higher; prices 5oa;0c
higher thnn week hso exports g 0ots IS; good 10
anse1 m,xt snppSSS SsheFs ae sG5SmSn % ,nas 70 AZ M
stockers and feeders 81 ONlj II; small receipts OF
grass Texans aud tho market strong; supply sold at
81 7aa5 IS; good to choice heavy steers IS 5ai CO.
EAST Liberty. Pa, May 2I.-ca..le-ReccIpts
s75oa7 81 fair light 50 2ja7 Is: common IS oaa5 IS
lEoss-Kaceipts 500 head. Market tlnn; phIla.
delphias q 2Sas 20; Workers = 7caS 90. 7i4
with prices ranging from 81 10 10 IS Is. .tf' JI-
TOLEDO, Mny q 2i-Wheat Inac,lve;' No, 2 rcd spot
and May sl,aE June 81 :E;; July 81 1Gs, Xu.
gust 81 l;5l: year 81 T. Cost.!'i high mixed .Oc:
No. 2 spa. :7Hc: My 76y: June, ind July tic;
G,ossd.-ithca. dull; No. rcd spot 81 IL Sgai M 3SS
May 81 10y. RI 0,--E'5 .tss SO; : III =
shcep-Eeceip,s head; shipments none. Mar
kct stsone and firm; common to fair shorn 81 00a
I 5o medium TO good 81 !5a5 20: choice to cxtsa
hhecp. ~ ss-giY3g. as, X :. W. g 4 .s.,.f
| NEW ToRK MAY -SfErAly-Nanu .ron
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The nnkOtn Cropx C,luI,

,o1n n1nIsaAkcS, , DAK., May ai.-Thc eytremc
,,.ea,, Sp'u weather in this section Aas sheen been
sSa'ls s"sa. :as exasgerated. On Sunday the % mer.
,;e coI''est in the history Of the sjrnal sor. ;.
,a ,se ,,t reeorts at this point for this time OF
;n ;ne year, year It is warm again and the crow.
no ,lama'. %mv,'. IS looking fine. The frost did
Sanced gardens. '' "''' "u'
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Terrible Conl Mine Disaster

!: SHENANDOAH, Pa, May 24.-A terrible
explosion occurred this afternoon at r.
Hecktcher Il Co.'s kohinoor collicry. Six
miners have been taken out dead. The
killed are Martin and James AIulhill, father
and son, Owen Gallahcr, Jos. McDonald,
the door boy, John Strait, a polish Iaborer.
and Samuel Hugo, driver. John Lee, tho
fire boss, and a Polander, named Malty,
were fatally injured. 77}i.s
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Moro About tho Frost

~. nANit1oS, IT,, May 24.-Corn planting
lis,ns'. Ios completed here. Last frost did some
H. MElEosE, a., May 24.-Wet weather
jos s cor prevented .ts many farmers from plowing
ameo, ,v1 corn, ana planting has only just besun
:I'emGng IeM most Of them. 1t will bc about the
ov"n ov,n ., June before the corn is ali in, how.
wv. s,ef pleasant the weather may be- Thc
respects. "a =. l.' sa.'a'o - sol'le aeAl''
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rvrril,c run is,,n ,.n. n. or raltnles~ vic

COLUMBIA, Tenn. May GA most hor-
rible tragedy. occurred hero yesterday. Dan
Cannon, u tolored preacher, who has been
absent from his home four years, returned
and found that his vile had had an illegiti.
ma,e child during his absence: After
learning all the facts in the case, he killed
his wifoswith an axe splitting her; skull
open, then laid the child on the floor and
chopped its head Off. Cannon was arrested
and there are threats Of lynching. n
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e.nl..ns to wrcch rn.senger Train

tte''E'1I'- ~ Wrcc1 FRsscHgcr Train,
E AoRwicH, CoSS., May H.-Last night
an attempt was made to throw passen-
ger train on the Shore hue road from the
track near Madison, Connecticut. A
number Of ties were placed on the track
and nailed down, and a disaster would
have accured 10 the mail train from New
York TO Boston had not tho station agent
succeeded i'll signalling tho train and stop
ping it The parties who obstructed the
track fired on the station agent while he
was attempting to remove the distractions,
wounding him slightly.
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Present stock of pianos, steinway, Knabe,
Hnllet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, tsc., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. ! Call early and
secure great bargains. 81
Lucas Music SroRE,
llI2 Main street.
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Favorable Exhibit.

pnILADELriilA, May 24.-The business Of
oil lines OF the Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany, east OF Pittsburgh and Erie, for the
four months OF 1882 shows an increase in
gross earnings OF S55S,7ll. ~
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:, SuRsiSG mothers gain strength by using
Browns Iron Bitters. II ucts like Il charm
in restoring to health and strength over
strained nature. 7a! NV
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Tho Condition Or nishi,o,p fossL. o. I

}ai iallxsEAroLls, AIay The condition Of
Bishop Foss this morning is much more
favorable. Pulse and; temperature better;
mind clear and swelling 5of parotid gland
less annoying The physicians arc very
hopeful. Il 4 " L, N
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WlDEawake nights from coughinsi always
cured with DR.. WiGgins' Iungwort Com.
pound. Try it! Sold by Logan & Co., and
all druggists.
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You can buy the celebrated cog.geared
Novelty Clothes Wringer of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-half The price
charged by pcdAlers for third class wrinccrs,
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.
ALL ABOUT THE THREATENED STRIKE
humor that a Formidable Combination will b,
Formed by the MIL 0uusrs-Ths Members Of ;
Tho Amalgamated Society Firm aud VI
ludependent-Other Labor Notes.

srEunEsvlLLr, May :4.-Tho Jefferson
iron works will this evening bank their
fires and shut down tho entire works, with
the exception Of the nail department, for
an indefinite period. a u
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ALB,A, Iowa, May 24.-A fire yesterday
destroyed several business buildings; loss
s24, 900; insurance, $4,000.
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CHICAGO, May 2t.-Four steady and firm. Wheat
unsettled !. tiled and lower Mo- Chicago spring 81 .S
81 A5stl 20 July; 81 lJal l3l August: 81 053 yUar;
no. 3. 81 Hal u: rejected S5l90e Corn active and
lover; 72hc cash and May: 7l5sc June; 1l14c July;
wenk and lowe: Il. ~ cash: 5OI..n5OI4c May: Az
aii1sc July; 3dt4a3G3sc august; $3.50 year. Rye
steady and unchanged. barley dull and dropping
At 81 CO., FlaXseed steady md Unchanged. ln,tcf
dull and unclaimed Eses active; firm and higher
al9 % cash: s!9 s. May SO 2sal9 IS June slS 7s1
al9 IS July; 80 9oal9 PIX August. Lard easier ii
81 q clsh; 81 35all 374 June; sll 50
a1l 5elS: July. sll g. August. Bulk meats quiet
md unchanged. Whisky steady and unchanged
ats Il. Call-.whcat firm but not quotably higher.
Corn active. 1r,n and higher nj 7i1Ic June; Ike
July: 7.hn7271ssc August; 5ohAi9l.c yenr. Oass
stronger and advanced Ac Pork, demand inlr and
market firm, advanced 21ac. Lard easier but not
quolably lower. :. ~ -. u
The following shows the fluctuations IN the
Chicago. grnin and provision mArkct yesterday, rs
reported by John NJ. lloon d Co., brokers' No. ilC0
Z
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PEpgsrEIANlsM made easy by using German
;orn Remover. Get the genuine. &c. Drug
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ANY. Blood Disease, whether hereditary or
Otherwise, speedily cured by S. s. s.
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NEW ioHK, May 2L-Money 211Sa3L per cent,
Prime mercantile paper 5aG Der cent. Sterling ExI
ehanse bankers bills steady at & s653l; demand
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New YORK. May a. Cation steady At l2Hale5Ic;;;s
futures firm, Flour quiet; receipts 16 0JO BARRELS ~
exports 4.4a9 barrels; suPcY!He western and State
81 00a5 Is; common TO ex!ru s. Oon3 So good 10 H.
choice IS Ssay ?5 white wheat extra 81 25a0 .25.S
cxtn Ohio s. 2Oa3 TO- St. Louis So 2si0 rs: Mime. n
sofa patent pfNcess s. 2ba9 Wheat cnsh lois In
lc lower: options unsettled: receipts 5000 bushels
exports GJ0 bushels: No.. spring 81 30 iiI,.
gn,cd red 81 coal 4G: No. 3, 81 40; No 9 red Slj6%
delivered; q a. certificates; No. white xies 00j
bushels. ut ba No. red May. sales liz 0OO bsi.5
els at 81 4G5jai AK, closing ut, ,sl%A7L: June
sales 40s0 900 bushels Mt 81 iG1,Il lGS, closing At
81 I7h; July rules $40 0G0 bushels at 81 3lal 3lL,
closing nj 81 orn, cash and May lnac highert
and srOng: receipts, ,4s Too bushels; exports 500
bushels: ungrsdcd 7SaHGc: No. 8. SIC; steincr sc;
No. May sisfasd1Ic, clo.lng Il aGtc; June SOFA
Sic. closftig xt s,c; 3dy ciosng 1t ii Tc:s
August SlLaSlsic, closing mt sis<,. UaiS better:
receipts s. 900 bushels: exports IS bushels; western
mixed t6ic: white western G3iG7c z Hay dull
lings iSA2c; NY. stnie isaaa coisc % active and
Arm:s Rio ca,gOcs Sknl0kc, SuGnr and u ice u,l-E
changed. MOaxscs quiet Rnd steady. Tallow flin; \
prime city. SIC. Petroleum dull md unchnngrds \
Es. western fresh dull and dropping OF 7fal751ct
Tuireninc dull and lower at 4Gc Fork les aciyc:
new mess SO s7Kc. = Beef quiet and Grm.a II Cut
steam, sll, IL lutcr weak al lel9ic Cheese iirm;
choice 7al01 &c. q q. 81
, , BRApronD. pa. May ?..-oll-Maslctg sensitive
and weak, opening Mt 81 h!ghes, ~ e: I6west
Gf<c; closing at Sales G93, ,o6J iarrcls.i
TOTAL shipments Tuesday s. Co barrels; charters
7 Al 100 bQrrcls. }1fIS n
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POI .AI E.fF' ~ q
10, preferred. ........ f9M3
northwestern. ...........-l29kS
do. preferred. liAt
New York Central. 126 NJ
,|Ohio Centml.... :. .... lStI
Ohio & MiSs.............,.. alHs
DO. preferred -.
!, Ont. d Westcrn....... 2Aszj
. Pacific MAil-.............r..s. Az
/ panama........,.......,.s. .,s ). 2tO,5 =
IL. D. & E.;......,...,... sees 2s3S
! Clcye. & litts..... ..l37 he
ReadinE..... ........... 5iAI
Rock Island ..........-l2s
Isl. L. &s. F.. ....... 2s T.,
do. preferred ......- ~ 81
40. lst preicrred.. -. Us
.SI Paul.
Do. preferred. .....a....ll9Zi
plst. +. n: 4 M....... l2S54t
!! ISL. Paul d 0maha....lSGHi
10. pteIcIred.......-lUA,
lexRs l'aci tic......... 8ssS
untou Pacltlc.........-1l2E
! United statcs E.,.,,,,:. =
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, 90. preferred. ......." y
Fort Wayne......:".-lA
Ian. 4 ~. Joscph-.. 90
40. prelerred......... w
Harlem.....::,..-r.-..1 =,
Houston d JeHas...- u
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4lVirginla 6s....,.......... 49,. ...... 50 II
Virginia consols, ex-
TIN mat. coupons. CaL'
vjtginln delerIed..... l3 II
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISER7
Is The Loss Of
lzk;ylE e.

A Lecture on the Nature Treatment and
radical cure Of Seminal Weakness or Sperma
torrhma, induced by Self Abuse, lnvoldntary
Emissions. Impotency. Nervous Debility, and
Impedimen,s TO Marriage generally Cousump-
ton. Epilepsy, and Fits Mental ana Fhys ,I
cal Ineapacitv. &o.-By Robert }. CulverwelI'
~ D.. ar,ti,or t4-e .fG-.oeI Book, &c.
The world renowned author in this admira-
bic Lecture, c}eal y proves from his own exPe
rieuce thai the awful consequences Of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies instru
meuts. rings or cordials; pointing out a mode
Of cure at once certain and etfeetual, by-wtich
every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may be may cure .him=elf cheaply, privately
aud radically
~ This Lecture riH prore boon to hous-
auds and thousands
Sen, under seal, in a PLAN envelope, to any
address post paid, on receipt Of SIX cents or
TWO posisg e STAMPS. address
THE CUHVERWELLM MEDICAL co,
4 Ann ST, New York, \. I,
Post Office Box, 40
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30
BURNT CORN.

Hog cholera is very common aud
very destructive il Georgia. The
following suggested remedy is from
the Lowi8town Gazette, an Illinois
paper. There can be no hsrm 10
trying it: every paper in the
United States ought occasionally to
keep the fact before its readers that
burnt corn is a certain and speedy
cure for hog cholera. The best
way is to make pile of corn on
the cobs, etfectually 8corch it, and
then give the affected hogs free ac>
cess to it. This remedy was dis
covered By Z. E. Docks at the time
his distillery was burneds in this
county, together with large lot of
store corn, which was so much in
iured as to be unfit for use. which
was handed out and greedy eaten
by the hogs, several of which were
dying daily. After tho second day
no; single hog was lost, and the
disease entirely disappeared. The
remedy has been tried in a number
of cases since and never failed"
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WHICH Cows ARE THE BEST
Opinions are so various that it is
difficult to say which is the best.
If il is desirable 10 improve the
breed, one cannot 60 amias, if the
Objects to get the most milk and
the best and greatest quantity of
butter, in selecting the AYRSHIRE or
the Holstein, a really good cow of
either will yield milk enough to make
from one aud half to two pounds
of butter per day. We saw a states
ment taken from the St. Adams
Messenger, that Jersey COW, for one
year, ending March, 10, 1881, made
745 pounds of butter, and that an
other made, in one year, SOL
pounds. The estimate vas about
fifteen pounds of milk for one of
butter. This cow weighed 1,O75
pounds. Her daily rations were
two qoarts Of wheat shorts, three
Besides peek Of carrots per day in
their season, and the best quality of
nay that could be produced. 1t
cost more .hau cur farmers can
readily pay for such an animal. The
quickest way for the introduction
and improvement Of such stock is
for number Of farmers to unite
and bag hne bull and cross upon
the best stock they have. In q few
years the improvement would be
wonderful, and soon pay handsome>
~ for the money expended.
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SIMPLE REM EDIEs.

Hiccongh can be immediately 10,
lieved BY administering a lump OF
sugar wet with vinegar.
II is stated by medical writer
that carbolic acid diluted with warm
water and poured into the ear is a
sovereign cure for earache
Hemorrhage of the lungs or stom.
ache is promptly checked by small
doses of salt The patient should be
kept as quiet as possible.
Hoarseness and tickling 10 the
throat are best relieved by the gar
gle of the white of an egg, beaten
to frotb, in half a glass of warm
sweetened water.
A teaspoonfal OF charcoal in half
a glass of warm water often relieves
a sick headache. 1t absorbs the
gases and relieves toe disteDded
stomach. pressing against the nerves
that extend the stomach to the head.
A simple and harmless remedy
and preventive for persons suffering
from car sickness, is a sheet OF wri'
ting paper worn next to the person,
and directly over the chest. 1t is
highly recommended, and seldom
fails
When one has a Dad cold and the
nose is closed up so that he cannot
breathe easily through it, relief
may be had instantly by putting
little camphor and water in the CEN
ter of the hand and snufing it up
the nose. tits a great relief
A good remedy for warts and
corns: Drop a little vinegar on the
wart Or corn, cover it Immediately
with cooking soda or saleratus, and
let it remain ten minutes. Repeat
several times a day for three days,
and the warts and corus will be gone.
Charcoal forms an unrivaled pOul-
tice for Wounds aud old sores. 1t is
also Invaluable for what is called
proud flesh It's a great disinfec
tant. 1t sweetens the air if placed
in shallow dishes around the apart
msnt, and foul water is also purified
by its use.
There is nothing better for cut
than powdered rosin. Get a few
cents worth, pound it until it is quite
fine, put it in a cast off spice box
with perforated top, then you can
easily sift it on the cut. Put soft
cloth around the injured member,
and wet it with water once in
while it will prevent Information or
soreness.
For bruises or sprains b-'h- the
part in cold water until you get
ready decoction Of NORWOOD and
vinegar. When the herb is fresh
gathered, pound the leaves, wet ith
vinegar and bind it on, and when the
herb is dry put it 10 vinegar, and
let it boil a short time, then battle
bruise with the decoction aud bind
on the herb.
Buy at any drug store one ounce
of camphorsted oil, and five cents
worth Of chiorate of potash, and
whenever a soreness appears in the
throat, then rub the neck thorough
II with the camphorated oil at night
before goiog to bed, aud also pin
erou1d the throas a small strip of
wooden flannel This is a cheap,
and sure remedy for sore throat.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30

TO COUNTY OFFlCERs.-The new law
regulating legal advertising, has cut prices
down so low that while we propose to COM
ply with the law, others must do the same,
ard we must insist that in every case the
printers fee must be collected and paid in
advance. This gives less trouble The
law fixes the rates as follows For each
one hundred words, the sum of seventy-ive
cents for each insertion for the first four in
sertions and for each subsequent insertion
thirty-five cents for each one hundred
words"
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pRYoR5@ 0lNE ..l5E:nIlI'

Is 4 SPEEDY AND SURE CURE FOR
Blind or Biecdiag pics, Hamorrhojas, Sores,
Ulcers, lamors. Itching Of the Parts Fjs-
titias AMI alb KiHdred Diseases; also Of
Burns, COriS, fcloas, Ferer Sores
.Scad Head, letter, Sore
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30

vTcshe,,--.' Doctor, is she dangerous and what
ssoc;ss.-.i Yea, madam, she Is dangerously i'll.
rs yentrcu1ar and 4.rculaT forces are rot IN eu!-
ib-iufp there - an increased centrlpeiaI action
.A,ut the cercbrum and medulla ool0nga1t tne
-ortal circllation vascllates suspended Nature
g.. ms hssiating, and - ,,s
'~the,.--'. stop, for heavens eake stop ana go
= ..aIt ~ once a,
-sog5ss,.--.'I viii do all can"
FT9fRes.. after two weeks rave SxEea-
Two weeks and no relief. viii procure that which
you desired at inst" ,..i,h
e. ~ oi1fv thing that Will Iestore me to health"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30

sEoebev-"Ge, out Of my house, sou old hum
brrl" - ., It,, -. -, t,-- --,
~ 80 improved since dischGrSng' ouF Asctot
~ t.nT1enced the use Of that which 20 1nlsA
re9tsd The effect has been most wonaeftel' i = -
sIii.val ms head, cured the consti at1i' TLl4e
mo other .asp6rted strength, came 30 tAe he4P oi
Aatfire AID made ne feel new.'
TIE CONFESSION.
gyost,e,.-s' very true, and believe they haze
v"'rr (; g. now confess that Or. Droingoole,s
"a n Tr,sie Ejiters is the Llos wonderful female
i77i.;ns and iron tonic ever knew, and thas
it',evis Saline Aperient is pleasant snG sovereign
.t,,sSv f,r headache, constii3on, se!d stomach,
bi-orsness, etc, exc" Family Aea!eal Aa7i5ef
wee tdi-ess J. ?. Drcmgoole Co., Louisville. az.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-11-30
Water Power for Sale.

Situated in Padding county about halt way
befweeu Aeworth and Dallas and about i've
miles north of Lost Mountain, with - acres
Of land. Said water spower Il sufficient 10
RIM GOOD 80 horse power mil or 1-c'9r!'
amply TO Mr.. w l.. Barnes near Marietta. or
dr. George NJ. Lewis, the proprietor near
Lost Mountain. Cobb Co. Ga On at the Jour
nal Office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-07-07
The Picnic aud Ball of st. Paul's
Catholic Church.

The picnic and ball given hv the con-
gregation Of st. Paul's Irish Catholic
Church of this city. on Thursday and
Thursday evening of last week VAS
one of the most pleasant events of the
season. Father 0'keefe knows how
to conduct picnic and those who at
tended the picnicS given by st. Paul's
Church can always rest assured that
they are going to have an agreeable
time. Owing to the rainy weather of
"Wednesday the picnic WAS, according
70 announcement, postponed to the
following day, when large and pleas
ant company OF pleasant people gath
cred II the grove to join iii tile annual
picnic pleasures Refreshments were
served iii tie best ot STYLE, ana under
the able management everything pas \
Cd OF in excellent shape. Prof. Smiths
justly celebrated String Band furnished
good music, and the stately Ed Cullen.
is Master Of Ceremonies. more than
filed the bill. James Ryan Of this
city. assisted 10y IN elderly gentleman,
danced an Irish JIG. at the close of
which Mrs Moletlzo and Mr. Michael
Burns. Sr., took the door and danced Il
Franco Irish reel. Albert Hornung
gave 4 clog dance. which brought down
the house and elected repeated ap-
pause from the audience.
The pleasures at the grove closed
rather abruptly ab0at six O'clock D. M,
on account of rain. bat the ball given
at the Opera House in the evening
afforded all an opportunity to enjoy
the pleasures Of the dance to their
hearts content.
The proceeds OF the picnic and ball
amounted TO nearly four hundred
dollars.