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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-14
STANTON G. DAVENPORT.
Ohio County Democratic Convention
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
OHIO COUNTY

A Democratic Convention will be held on
Monday, September 2, 1852, at 10 o'clock n m,
at the Academy OF Music, In the city Of Wheel
dafes for he House Of beisgates' and appoint.
ing the proper number OF Senatorial and
judiciary conterees; also members OF the ohio
county Democratic Executive COMMITTEES.
The Democratic Primary Election will be
held on Saturday, September -, iss2. for the
pun pose OF electing three delegates from each
district TO the above convention, nominating
in each district u candidate for County Com.
missioner in each city district, one candidate
for School Com missioner, and candidates for
Justice Of the Peace and County Constable In
such districts as vacancies exist In.
The polls will open In the city districts mt I
O'Clock p m. and close at O'Clock p. m. In
the. country districts they will open at the
same hour and close att o'clock p. IN.
The places OF voting viii be as follow:
House Fulton School House.
Madison District Second Ward Market
House.
Clay District-Court House.
Union Observation-Disclosures Engine House.
Centre District-Hook and Ladder House.
Webster District--United Engine House.
Liberty DIstrict-Centre School House.
Ricblsnd Dlstrict--Brick School House.;
Glenns Run School House.
Triadelphia Observation-Disclosures House |;
town OF Trtsdelphia at Lawsons; Precinct
The following Judges have been appointed:
Centre School House-Edward Sample. Fe-
Woods schopl House-william Hutchin-
son, William Meminger.
Town OF Trladelphia, at Lawsons-H. 4,
Thornburg, J. NJ Russell.
Precinct No. 2, at James Robinsons-John
Robinson, James Oldham.
Brick School House-L III. Bruner, William
Gienn's Run School House-Thomas Nc
Cord, Jr., Thomas Garden, Jr.
The judges for the city districts Will be se-
NaaR s.lNO
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MARTIS's FERRY.

Geo. White, engineer at Spence's, has
sold his brick residence on Fifth street TO
Harry MCCombs, Of West Virginia, for
81, 600. Mr.. White expects to buy a farm
down the river and begin farming.
Mr.. John Caywood and his mother, Mrs.
Alfred Caywood, of Clarksburg, were visit
ing friends here this week.
J. S. Harrison put up handsome street
lamp at his store, corner Hanover and
Fifth streets.
Black and Watkins handsome two.story
brick business and dwelling, corner Walnut
and Fifth streets, is nearing completion,
and will be ready for occupancy by the first
of the month.
Miss Ella Thoburn. teacher in room No.
2, in the Central school, has resigned to &C
cept position in the country.
A large number of our people took in the
West Virginia State Fair yesterday, and
speak of it very highly. Many country
people are noticed going, as well as much
fine stock, &c.
A number of glassworkers of our town
were down examining the glass works at
West Wheeling. q few days since, with
view of starting bottle factory.
The stone broken at the lookup Is being
deposited in holes on the streets and wher.
ever needed, under the supervision Of the
street commissioner.
The Odd Fellows excursion to Bellaire
has been postponed until one week from
Saturday.
JIM. Kinslow, the tobacconist has Just
received scrap cutter which turns out the
boss scrap.
Lunch at C. II. Nmmerman's saloon, on
First street, this morning. .-
Vim. Mcknight and Edward Anderson,
the youths arrested for robbing VIM.
Woods farm back Of town few days since,
were tried before Squire Mitchell and sent
to st: Clairsyille, yesterday, in default OF
500 bail each. ~
Wanted Situations in stores as clerks by
two young ladies. Address J. W. Crooks,
Martins Ferry.
J. T. Fry has returned from four weeks
bear hunt in West Virginia.
Martins Ferry, but now Of Belmont, Ia
here visiting friends.
A meeting will be held at Grand Army
Hall by the sons Of old soldiers Saturday
evening to complete the organization Of the
sons OF Veteran Post.
Miss octavia Miller, our Central" Is
quite Ill. Mrs. Chas. Thorngate is in her
place.
C. D. Kamisky, of Portland, took in the
Fair yesterday, and lost an envelope con-
tanning STA He does not know whether
he lost the money at the Fair or while
going, as he did not miss it until evening.
Wanted-Situation in store rs clerk, by
young lady well educated. Address, j.
W. Crooks, Martins Ferry, o.
81 Dopley has returned from the West.
The Oscar Wildes, OF this place, and the
Woodups, of Etnaville, played yesterday.
Score Il to in favor Of the Oscar Wildes.
A seyen-year-old child of Thomas Cow,
who resides lust back II town, fell from a
wagon on Tuesday, and had its leg brjken.
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WIN Scbvertreger,s Display
Low Rate Excursion 20 Chicago

Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Tues
day, September 10th, 1882. On above date
Excursion train will run as follows:
Leave Washington, Pa, at 6:55 A. NJ, 9:l5
A. NJ, 500 T. NJ, round trip rate 50; Wheel.
ing at $50 A. NJ, 80 P. NJ. 1l:15P. NJ, round
trip rate So; Belaire at 1905 \. NJ, 2:l0 P.
NJ, II so p NJ, round trip rate, $500. Ar
rive at Chicago at sos A. NJ, 1886 A. NJ, 7:2O
P NJ. Tickets good to return for ten days.
Returning, trains leave Chicago at $40 A.
NJ, $40 P. NJ, and 1880 P. NJ. Day coaches
and B. & o. palace sleepers to and from
Chicago without change, on all through
trains. This will be the most popular ex-
cursion of the season. The extremely low
rates and length of time given, will enable
every one not only to see Chicago, the
great city of the West, but also to visit
friends and relatives in the Northwest.
The far-famed Chicago Exposition will
open Wednesday, September 9th, with its
many attractive features, representing all
departments Of Science, Industry and Art,
will be open day and night for visitors, and
is in itself we'll worth your trip.
Remember the day and date, and go on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, whose
Fast Trains, Through Cars, and Unrivaled
Equipment makes it the Popular Route be-
tween the East and West.
For tickets. general information, etc,
call on Agents of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, or address J. L. Lane, Passenger
Agent, Bellaire, o.
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y y y 49, A.
$500 49, ReguIaR Hattefs AAenS
River anA wharf,
IT.. liver commenced rising yesterday
line and nc dark Inst night the mIk'
sboxed feet 6 incnes Of water IN the cnan
mel. ,,..;,. until n latl
nSTt sShsnceiIor was detained by the fol
Tre.Ssv nieht and did not pass here unu'
sbont 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon' CT"
route for Pittsburgh. lsft
The Sam Brown and Tom DoosW ~
Yesterday for Pittsburgh on t.e rise; tn ~
former also took the barges on tho Po'us "
the Islsnd on her way up. ,. nj
The Monitor arrived with couP'e VI
The Courier is the Petersburg packe'
to-day. -, p;,,.h,roh In.
day. ,; ma. very dull
Yesterday excepting the passenger u6ue
Of the skiffs. which run TO ana from Tue
Can't w. P. Walker viii command the
Paris C. Brown next trip.
The U. s. snagboat Z. A. Wooarun n sSs
come up the river to do some WORK III '"s
vicinity of Parkersburg. r,.
Is tHut auis $3.50
late clerk OF the steamer John L. khodes'
will take charge of the Office OF the Wyom.
ing when she comes out this fall, ana tnat
Charley Greenlee will be his assistant MI.
Fisher is at present in England.
The Little Anna will land all persons on
the Island wishing to attend the fair during
the rest of this week.
JAMES STEPHENS, at present engineer on
the steamer Courier, is one OF the oIdest
and best to be found on the Upper Ohio,
and has never had an accident to happen
10 any boat Of which he had charge.
OIL Cry, September I4.-R!ver iaches
and stationary. Cloudy and cool.
rARKER, PA, September 13;-Rtyer
inches and stationary. Clear and cool.
BROWNSVILLE, September lS.-River III
feet s inches and falling. Clear. Thermom
eter 800.
R1cr's LANDING, Septembe 13.-River II
feet inches and falling. Clear Iner'
mometer $50. -
GREENSBORO, September l3.-River 10
feet and falling Weather clear.
GRyyssBoRo, September IL. AT new
Geneva the river is IL feet anu iaiilhs'
Wind north and weather fair.
PITTSBURGH, September l1.-River feet
6 inches and falling. Weather clear ana
pleasant
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF a Personal
Character.

The Most Recent SeWs OIL RersOuai
Character.
DIR. A. H. Kunst, of Weston, is in the
city.
Gov. ]. B. Jackson went to Parkersburg,
yesterday.
Col. Curtis, of West Liberty, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. Homer Curtis, of Brooke county, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. w. II. Manney, of Moundsville, is at
present visiting friends i'll the city.
H. b. Ferguson, Esq, leaves to-day on
an extensive business trip in New Mexico.
John X. List left yesterday evening for
Haverfield College, near Philadelphia,
where he spends another year.
Messrs. VIM. Lloyd, l. Moore and Thomas
Chalton and lady, of Pittsburg, are visiting
friends in the city during fair week.
Mr.. H. X List and wife left on the p,
W. & X. r. X. yesterday afternoon for
Saratoga, where they will spend the season.
Miss Nellie Maher, of Cleveland, a young
lady not unknown to Wheeling society,
passed through the city to Mt. de Chantal,
Yesterday,
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Grand Annual Excursion 20 Chicago,
via the Panhandle Route, Tuesday,
September 10, Issa-Tickets Good for

Tuesday, September 10, has been fixed
by the managers OF the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
nat and st. Louis Ry. Co-Pan- Handle
Route-as the date for the Annual Cheap
Excursion to Chicago, via the old reliable
and popular PAN Handle" These annual
pleasure trips have become very popular
with fhe people, and are looked forward to
with great interest The pleasure of a trip to
the great Metropolis of the Northwest; the
opportunity to visit friends and relatives
in that region, and to obtain short respite
from the tolls and cares of everyday life,
is hailed with delight by all, especially
when the cost of making the trip is placed
at mere nominal figure. The Chicago Ex-
position will be in full blast, and the Great
Chicago Horse Fair will be open.
Make all necessary arrangements to join
the excursion this year. II You have never
been to Chicago, go now. II you have been
there before, go again. The pleasures Of
the trip will amply repay you. Posters
and circulsrs announcing the time Of trains
and rates will be out in q few days, and can
be obtained from agents of the company at
all stations. Remember the date, Tuesday,
September 1s. Tickets good for ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-14

STRANGERS in the city should not fail to
visit Seibert's Garden tonight A grand
concert will be given by the Opera House
Orchestra. Refreshments of all kinds on
hand. Good order will be kept during the
evening. Lovers of good music and all
those desiring to spend pleasant evening
should not miss this opportunity,
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Timely Books.

Doddridge's Notes on Virginia, now out OF
print, a few copiesat e.
Stories OF the Old Dominion; John Esten
Cooke, sl.iO.
Legends OF the Ohio Valley; paper, &c.
Captain Jack IAN Historical Romance, locat.
ed In and about this vicinity; clo., sl.2h
Any OF the above sent free by mail on re-
cpiDt Of Dricp.
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NOTICE,

To reduce stock win offer the
following
SO pairs Infants all leather
Slippers and Shoes at zoe.
63 WOmen'S Fine Kid Slippers
and SandleS at 81,
so WOmen's Grain Morocco
Button Shoes at $1.25.
Call early at j. w. AMICK'S,
No. 1143 Main Street.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, September Ala N-For
the Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair
weather, south h. west winds; stationary
or higher barometer aud temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, cloldy
weather, with local rains in the eastern
ToFtiOn; south to west winds, falling FOL
lowed by rising barometer and stationary
or higher tenn nerature
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MbeeIin9 Re9ister
THURSDAY, sEPTEHBER IA, 1872.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Index 10 New ADVERTISEMENTS
Furniture and Carpets-G. Aendel 4 Co.
Excelsior Baking Powder-R II. List,
New Goods Just Opened-JOhn Friedel.
Lost-Leather SatChel.
Buggies for Sale-Donaldson, Lewis II
Co.
Confectioneries, Fruits, Sc.-N. Schulz.
Regular Kanawha Packet - Steamer
ChanCellor-ILOcal Page.l
Building Materials-W. 4. wilson.
Furs Repaired-Glove Factory.
Elegant and Cheap Shoes. I. Stone.
The BeSt-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Another New StOck-Miller Il Franzheim.
The Gladiator Cook Stoye-B. Fisher X
Son.
The Victor FlOur-Edward Reid.
MelCns-J II. Diehl & Co.
Rubber Stamps and Seals-A. I. Castor
-[LOcal Page
Timely BOOks-Stanton 4 Davenport
ILOcsl Page
Ohio County Democratic Convention
local Page
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STATE or WET ylBdsar
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resignation, 20 take eject 90 49,
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THE FULLER ELECTRICAL CO.,

OF New York, W. PRESTON HIX, General
OFFICE. No. = TwEekFTTH STREET,
pared TO furnish The Improved Gramms
Dynamo Electric Machines and Electric
Lamps, of various sizes and capacities.
Srenlsrs furn, sS e, On sPSlieasaon diving
Estimates cbeerfuily given. In making sp.
plicatton for estimates, the premtses should
Be accurately Described. The present means
placed, stating wbcthes gas or OIL n uted. II
should aIso be stated what power, whethes
steam or water. 10 available, and distance Of
Where power Is already available The nrst cost
Of apparatas for producipg elecnc lights n
very much resiuoed. spi0ireagr
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Time; 2:S01<, 2:Sl7I, 2:2sk, 2:S5, 2:so'
THE 500 CLASS.

Time; 2:3O74, 2:5l1I, 2:Zs5s, Z:So, z'SV5S'
THE 500 CLASS.
For the 800 purse.-For this race there
were four entries: Rosa, Col. Bannister,
William G. and LOttie W. William G. was
drawn before the race.
At the pool boxes, Bannister sold for $40,
and the field for Sc and S., and selling was
lively.
Only few scores were made before when
II good stsrt wss made. Bsnnister took the
l.sd, hut losing his feet almost immediate
", lost a few strides, which he quickly re-
covered snd naintsined his position clear
to tie half mile and again arrived home,
taking the heat in 2:SSk; Lottie W, sec
end; Rosa. third; Rosa barely saved dis
t8nce.
Taris mutuals paid s. 20on this heat
SECOND HEAT- BanBi>ter sold fayorite
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A Handsome Souvenir to every
purchaser during Fair Week. j.
BRILLES, 1853 Main st.
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6eaIeA Prop,

WILL Pc RDcErv " Ppv a. g,
Pstdsy. tbe iSth insl, q liz ~
excayafipg and laying tfpify>
sever pips And bfanchs. o. -. OFF
ffom EeCoIloeh kree ps NJ y
Tor e1cavsiipg and lAyE H.
seasr pipe aSd bsae<e,o tbs0I
specifications and Yyss BosaS
al necsssssy Pie aad III - 49,
RoaFd vooosvO - uenss ~ 80
prooossE An propose $500
Md by the na1es Of ,oS6s 80
n b Siyen o. ne boz fSs -
formsuee Of DE eoct.ses, 100 -
ar nm b required V 80 -
sSsnni.f5S1s e tbe eoem S6So
scIsS~ fsffhful ful1nDe
Whss,ipG. ssptsnos" -
eia.v,...r:s..sE%N
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Alwaysin aseck

A well selected stock of Fine Field
Glasses, Telescopes and Barpmeters ut l. g.
Dillon's Jewelry Store.
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Grand Display OF Millinery
Goods this week. at f. RODG'S,
ITO Main Street.
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DUBBER STAMPS AND sEALS-THE
Ii, best Rubber Stamp In the world manu-:
featured at the Ws.t vi.-i..t~, , $500; IN
Va. At CASTOR, Prophet or. spltq
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LOUD sas, fresh every day, for the pain
less extraction Of teeth, AZ the New YORK
Dsntsl Co.'S Office, 1850 Main street EX-
trzc,ips, rs cents; when gas Is given, %
.n,,ta
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Go to the Mcclure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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MIS-. NJ. WATCHTER, Springdale, Ia. nv
Chronic Caisrrh is much better, rom the
me- of PERUNA.
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A HANDSOME Souvenir to every purchaser
during Fair week J. Brilles. lbs Main
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II you want to buy good goods, and cheap,
call this week at Emsheimers on Eleventh
near the Second ward market
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

A HANDSOME Souvenir TO every purchaser
diving Fair week. J. Brilles, 1853 Main.
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A HANDSOME Souvenir 20 every purchaser
during Fair week. J. BrilleS lbs Aaln'
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$40 to "a and s. for the field, with few
takers. At the call start was made at the
first score, Bannister taking the lead and
trotting evenly and safely around the half
mile and home again in 2:39, Rosa second,
Lolita third.
Paris Mutuals paid nothing In this heat.
THIRD HEAr-Col. Bannister. was the fayo-
rite in the pool boxes so numerously that
no pools could be sold against him. After
one or two scores the horses got away pretty
well together, Bannister itakin g the lead
soon after the start, and never losing his
place at any time. He made and won the
heat and race in 1854, Lottie w. second.
Within five yards of the wire Rosa Inter
fered" and threw herself prone upon her
back and for moment it was thought that
her neck had been broken, but relieved of
her harness she got up and went to the
stable apparently no worse for the over
turning. Her driver was not injured.
Paris mutuals paid nothing on this heat.
SUMMARY. r
West Virginia State Fair and Exposition
Traek-Third day. Second race, $50 class;
best in 5. Purse, S4O0.
Colonel Bann1ster....... .-..'l
Rosa. ......z
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
WEDNESDAY.
lSSl lS2.
JA.M.nH.SP. Jpn. TAME MSPN. Ten
So 80 IS 20 81 10 - 70
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BICYCLE RACE.

BICYCLE RACE.
FIRST HEAr-Eor the gold and silver
medals there were four entries, Bert Haz
lett, Bates Woods, A. A. Wheat and /. r
Waterman. No pools were sold at the out
start. Hszlett took the lead and kept it,
winning in l:50K; Woods second; Wheat
third, and Waterman fourth.
The second heat was almost repetition
of the first. Hszlett at the start was sec
opd. Woods taking the lead and keeping it
until the quarter stretch was reached, when
Hazlett came ahead and won the heat in
1:49; Woods second; Wheat third, and
Waterman fourth. Hazlett was awarded
the heat and race, and Woods received the
second prize.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Go OUT TO Seiberts Garden, either day G
night, IL YOU want recreation and fresh MI
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J. H. Denhsm, OF st. Clairsville, took all
the premiums on his hogs.
George Lawson, who has charge of the
restaurant, is doing splendidly, and has
really first class establishment He will
90 from here to Washington.
p. L. Kimberly took the premiums (three
OF theml for heavy draught horses
John p. Charlton, Esq, of the Washing
ton Democrat, was on the grounds yester-
day.
The friends of the school should not fail
to recognize the pupils of the public schools
of this city in their endeavors to celebrate
by appropriate literary exercises the siege
Of Fort Henry. The teachers have searched
The Owosso times., 1882-02-17
The Circuit Court.

Since The TIMES went to press last week
considerable business has been done in
the Circuit Court. and several important
cases disposed of, among which we note
that of The People VS.. James 8. Day
charged with larceny. who was acquitted
In, the adultery case of The People VS..
Carl o. Brown aud Sarah Covill an order
dischsrging the defendants was entered.
In the case of The People vs.. David
Cavanaugh charged with false pretense.
the defendant plead guilty and was let of
on suspended sentence.
Charles +. Hayes plead guilty to a
charge OF burglary . d was sentenced TO
Ionia for four years.
In the cause OF The People VS.. William
Arnold charged with assault with intent
to kill the Cracklc shooting affair from
FairfieldD. the jury found Arnold guilty
of assault and battery. and Judge Newton
sentenced him to pay fine of $500 and
be committed to the Ionia House of Cor
rcc.ion for one year.
In the case of The People vs.. Joseph
Butler, convicted Of rape. Judge Newton
sentenced the respondent to State Prison
for four years.
In the assumpsit case of Waldo NJ.
Johnson, ct al. VS.. Hiram l.. Lewis a
judgement Of 81, 100 S5 was entered.
The court is till in session, but we I'M
derstand will adjourn at the end of the
week.
The Owosso times., 1882-02-17
CORRESPONDENCE.

EDITOR TINES SIN your issue Of the
10th inst. noticed the following. to-wi,
Does skating trip To Curunna on Sun
day pay expenses? All DESTROYS of &c
termining that question had better ask
Mr.. - how he enjoyed his excursion
last Sunday" In justice to myself will
answer that question. 1t may not pay
everybody to take the above mentioned
trip. Gas one of the plrty can bear testi
mony, by the justice mceted out to him
at the conclusion of my trip but it Ger
tainly did pay me the party mostly inlercs,
ed, as 1t taught me the lesson to keep aloo
from individuals who belong to Fish fami
ly, genus CatostOmus. The treatment
received ut the hands of sO.called gentle
men (the name is misnomcr for them
was simply scandalous. ! would close b,
adding that any person DESTROYS of de
termining the profit of such a "trip. to g
out with the same party and then judge i
the name applied to them above is unjust
Yours very truly,
II. g. HCBACHEK
The Owosso times., 1882-02-17
The robes offered bv IN. Catholic 90.

The robes offered by the Catholic 80
ciety rs prizes were awarded to tickets
No. s and l43. The lucky holder of 14a
was Mr. Terrill Of Antrim, but We
could not learn who holds No. 8.
A rich treat was enjoyed by the audi
cnccs at the Methodist Church in this city
last Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in
listening to two lectures by DR.. c. ii.
Stoweli. of the Michigan University. upon
How we look under the Microscope. /"
The lectures were not only interesting but
highly instructive. Actual tissues of the
body were placed under the strong oxy'
calcium light and thrown visbly upon a
screen in front of the audience. AS the
different views were presented valuable
ami instructive facts were given by the
Professor with will not soon be forgotten.
1t would be we'll IL the lecture committees
throughout the country would supply to
communities entertainments like these
which would not only please but instruct.