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RIVER SEws.
rhs Flood RseedinE-GeRerAI ScWs from
the Hanks.

rhs Flood RSeedinE-GeHeraI SCWs from
the Hanks.
The GOOD Of February, lSS3. is steadily on
the decline. The river at this point com.
msnosd to fall early yesterday morning and
continued to TaeGde all day. This extreme
heIvhth OF the river has been vsriOully estI.
mated from IS TO 80 iest BY old river men and
those accustomed 10 be about the leyte. It's
highest point NAs reached about midnight
Thursday nlgnt, but what the exact depth 10
the channel SAs cannot be accurately stated
This Is the fault Of tue city; for ytaIs It has
suffered the wharf 10 Tun In slip BhOd
mAnuer, The marks have become par.
daily oblitnrntRl md entirely inaccurate
They never did indicate AboYe 20 feet. As
soon a. tho river falls, ueE marks should
be put down that would Indicate to " feet
Al least Old rails oould'be marked and put
down al q very slight cost. TIE opinion Of
: majority Of thoss spoken 10 about the
matter vas, thai the river SGS about IS feet
o Inches In depth.
AtG O'Clock there Was about ~ issE Of va.
ter 10 the channel. more rapid fall Is ex.
peoted 10 take place to-day. Yesterday after.
noon, q large number Of laiiea took AdvRn.
lage OF the pleasant day TO visit the wharf
and grEs nj the bOAJ, Which were still high
an, All along the leVee cellars were being
pumped out, and tho pme may be said Of the
Island and south Wheeling.
BlSE BEIETt
The Iron Age OF Gays Iron Line, was at
BsliAlFe yesterday on her way NJ.
The Andes will not take her departure be-
fore Tuesday afternoon, her regular time,
Several ioWboats passed mp yesterday, bur.
ryIng for Pittsburgh In order 10 get out again
on this water.
The Courier eEpeeted last night TO be able
TO get under the Bellhiro bridge 20 Is TO leave
ior Parksnburg this morning.
Rsnorts from up aud down The river are
that The banks have been frAFiully cut by the
high water and Ice, especially at tho turns.
The Princess ran regularly yesterday. The
Anna will resume her trade on Monday, and
Il Is probable that the other local packets
will do the same.
Captain John Porter, Of the Cumberland
FIRE brick works, has contracted for 4 new
toWbo 10 take the place OF the Relief, re.
Gently sunk. Mt. Phngle, the we'll known
boat builder Of Brownsville, made the hull.
The Cincinnati Commercial says The Sid.
uoy had 100 tons freight Tor New Orleans
which Captain List declined to reshlp on the
& +. Line, intending 10 send II BY rail- OF
Siors Il 90 McCoy's WharibOat to await the
VIII g. Hays
The II. ". Townsend passed up q few days
aRo, With a 4 Ltln TOW containing the oninsE,
bolierS, and such Of the outhf ~ bad been
sATed from the wreck Of the steamer Relief.
Among other thing, II wa noticed the
pilot houSe Of the Relief had been preserved.
The Emma Graham has been and g lying
In an exposed condition = short distance
below PirksnburE, On the Virginia ode
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~ Dis used In ihp city Council Last
Evening,

~ Dis used In TUG CITY council Last
Evening.
The new Council cOmmsleed dAbbllng In
the railroad problem last evening. President
Hildresh fiat read letter irJm A. d. Paul,
dated at COghocton, February :, 1853, adj.
dressed 70 the President Of the Council. 1t
stated In substance this;
Mr. Paul, o. q member OF the Board Of d..
rectors OF the Mt. Vernon, COshOctOn &
Wheeling Il X. Co., and authorized 10 secure
light Of way and LEGAL aid east Of CIshocton
for tha project, wanted to kmnE what eneOur-
sgement would be given BY Wheeling to Sc
cure terminal facilities, and what amount OF
local aid could be rea-OnHbly Ell ected.
The orgAniE Ilion ot the company, Mr. Paul
states, Is Completed, with capital stock Of
IS, 1O0, 900 and authority to islue mortgage
bonds TO an amount equal TO two-thiris Of
the capital stOcE; also that the State Board
OF Public Works has granted the company
the II Sht TO uSs the walhOndlng canal tow.
Ing path. lie writes;
Il Is confidently expected to commence
active operations during the present season.
Committees are at work securing the right OF
way from here 10 the Ohio river at Portland,
We think that TO the city Of Wheeling this
proposed r0Ad offers 10 the bushes interests
VI n lVNAA AHhk wv luhu
projected towards you eau equal. Iron ore,
coal and building atone OF the best quality
are In close proximity. The trade OF this
line In former ysar5 belonged 10 your city;
the building Of the Pau Handle, and CleVe.
land 4 Pittsburgh. hAy, iiiylded this trade.
By the building Of this road Il will be re.
claimed 10 you, To market our bonds sue
ceISiully will depend upOn our outlet East.
We believe that your action 10 this manner
will materially aid us.
Mr.. Kimberly moved 10 refer the matter TO
the Committee on Railroads, and suggested
that q special committee Of Councilman or
business men, or both, IhOnld 30 appointed
to visit COsh0oinl on the lSlh aud attend 4
meeting OF the Board that Is 10 be held there,
for the purpose OF AsceriAlning STactly what
was wanted also. 10 let that road know, As
we'll n oihsry, that Wheeling vas anxious
Tor rAllroad', and willing to extend all aid In
her power,
Mt. Stanley thought there was no use for a
special committee. lie was sick OF hearing
OF projected roads. he made q short talk
that did not IpeAk we'll for Tie spirit Of en-.
terprite the CITY should posses, aud Il va
sent 10 the Committee on Railroads.
DE- Jspson offered the following, which
was adopted.
Reaolrsf That the Committee on Railroads
be lnslruo'ei 10 secure tbs completion Of the
survey fora MARGINAL or belt railroad and 10
make = report 70 Council ~ soon as prAotlcA.
bic, at cost not 10 exceed $500, AS provided
for by former resolution Of Council.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
pRocELolNes o 1AE 1wo HOUSES.
Avn sI.rt S,NIs. Of Ia, SI,u, Is il, csuns
Of RhIsh s,I,rsl MI, Irs rES's-L Leg
Gsd BuJ DAI Ia The IlOS", Mia a. Ia.
urt.tISE Debate on iAs SehOOIIAu.

The Senate was only in session about an
hour and thne,quarten yesterday. Sew.
enll bills were passed, bu. no other bust.
ness Of special interest was transacted. In
the House about the only episode Of inter.
tst was the debate on the bill to increase
the school levy, The body was in session
MI ,lav ma usnal.
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Programme Of Worship nj the Varions
Churches Tomorrow.
In the Third Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.
G. Lyle, pastor, will preach at lGS0A. n. and
7R.N.
There will be ssrviceS at the Second Presby.
tecian Church. Rev.. ". Il. Cook, Pastor, al
1880 AN. AadSr n. All are welcome.
Al the Fint N. x. church, Bridgeport,
Rev. Richard GrOglu will preach at 1880 4.
", and deliver. an address on temperance al
7fM.
ThS,e will be preaching In the Fist Pres
byterian Church by the pastor, Rev. u.
Cunningham, d. D., on tomorrow, at lO:SV
Az, and att O'clOckr. Y.
At the zrue Street N. E. Church, Rev,
VIM. Fitzpatrick, pastor, preaching to-mor.
row At 1850 A. n. and ! p. n. Morning sub
Iect-What the Devil did in the Wilder
ness. Eyening-Tne Ballroom, the The
atre, &c.
Regular services tomorrow at the United
Presbyterian Church. ChAp1ine street, be.
tween Eleventh and Twelfth, ~ 1880 A. n
and r.. N Subject Of Evening Lecture
Israel Ia the wilIsrneSs-At SInAL Sabbath
School At2EN.
At Thomson n. f Church there will be
nreAching IS The pastor, Rev. NJ. W. Rider,
At 1880 A. ". Sublsct-"The Bond oil Chris
tlan Unity" aud at 0 =. N, on the theme,
"May Christian Attend tie TheatreG"s The
seats are free and the public Is invited.
An Invitation Is extended 10 strangers and
citizens generally to meet with the CitE.ns
Bible Glass on tomorrow afternoon AZ 80
O'Clock, In the lecture room OF the First
Presbyterian Church. The lesson Will be
found In AcIs I, chhp. IS, verse ST. Christian
Courage, the theme.
Tomorrow In ChaplIno Street ~ E
Church, the pIStOr, Rev. George Il Hile, will
nreach AT l0J0,A ", subisct "ProbIblti0n, or
Inc Excuse OF the Elsven.n Friends OF the
cause invited 10 attend. The choir OF the
church, which cannot be exeelled In The city,
will render Iome appropriate music Preach
Ing al $50.
In the Fin. English Evangelical Lutheran
eburch, the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
Will be administered 10 morrow At 1880 An
A baptisma and a confirmation service will
also b. held, The pastor will be assisted By
Raw, @, N. Heindel, Of New Philadelphia,
Ohio, who will RlsD preach st7 P. n. Sunday
s.hoolAt2P n. StTIngerS are welcome st
ali these services.
Fiat Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets, preaching tomorrow morning
And eVsning by the PASTOR, Rev. J. u, Mul,
ford, Theme at 1910 A. ", "Ths Spiritual
Red.Eight" Sunday School at 2 O'Clock,
Air. N. the pastor will preach the first Of
A course OF sermons to young men. Theme.
"a promising young man and how he failed"
LI1URES ny BISHOP KAIS.
According to Biz usual custom RI Rev. J.
J, Kahn will deliver 4 coune Of lectures dur
ing the Lsnisn sslsOn. Tba hnt one Of the
eouFSe will tc delivered at the YeIpsr. ser.
vices at the Cathedral tomorrow afternoon
Al 5 O'Clock. His subject will DO devotion
10 he Blessed virgn.h On former occasions
The lectures Of the II. Rev. Bishop Kahn have
been attended BY crowded audiences, and
those deSirin. to be present should be early
Ia attendance To avoid disappointment
There will be 60 ehArgs for admission, and
ushers will be on hand TO secure seats for
ItrangorL
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Glre Gntlhasuter.
oaicei Sos. rs and ~ Toarteenth street.


List OF Letters.
loo. F.-Euneral Notice.
Save Your Eyes-l. e. Dillon.
New Spring and summer GOOds-Geo. X
Taylor.
Wheeling Grape sugar and Refining Co.
Europe-Co0k's uiAnd EXCAVATIONS.
Operations Of the Wheeling Gas Works,
Nouce-SlOckhO!dcr VI the Ohio Valley
Gas Company.
Vaccine Bovine ViTus-McLain Brothers.
Valuable Farming Land For Sale.
Wantsd-A Competent Girl.
Temperance Mass Meeting.
Fer Ren,-SlOre Room, lIs2 Main Street
Receivers Sale.
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Just Receiyed-llead Of Local.
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Iii. MIIIInrn,, rnnernI.

The funeral OIL. II. Williams, which took
place yesterday afternoon from Mn P4ttsr.
sln'S, ON North Main street, was very largely
attended, Nearly all Of whselins's prominent
busir en men Npp'hrel 10 have turned out 10
pay this lA,t Bah t,ibvte The IStherlUR fully
alIested IN tho worth Of the deceased, and
showed the esteem aud regard felt for him In
commercial circles. The pail bearers were
Elijah Day, BENZ FiEher, Capt ChAS. Booth
joseph sCib0ld. MgjOr L0Tibg, 4 @. Barr, T.
J. snyLh and Joseph DOdley. The deceased
VS. an hon0red member Of the
Grand Lodge a. +, & A. NJ, OF this
State, having held the position Of Grand
TeaIureF for long number Of ytEI. He
was buried by tho Grand Lodge yesterday, q
special dIspenSANon having been granted by
Grand Master Flick. The various Offices
were oiled a iollnBy: DR., Logan, Grand
Master; Hon. J. A. Miller, Deputy Grand
Master; s. Waierhouye, Grand Senior WAF.
den; L. II. Albright Grand Junior Warden
o, 6. Long, Grand Secretary; 3. L. Bill, Grand
Chaplain; @. y. Irvine. Grand Senior Deacon
J, Dlhnsl, Grand Junior Deacon; Allen
Brock and Bernard White, Grand Stewards
W. II. Travis, Grand Punuiyanii Hugh
Sterling, Grand Marshal; 7. W. Bliss, Grand
TYLER,
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"yu PlEnSOroS, What do 700 use for 4
v.yT Ind cold n aiked Mn. Dull Hand
tsrshish ma'au," answered the lEed dame,
IooSinV over her SPeeiAoles. HahdkerchaiI
~ dstii,TatiM 10 the event Of q cold, bat .
hn,,i. n, BULLS Cough Syrup 10 q necessl'
~ hseSn." Il moi on, relieves, but cures the
wont oola o. cough.
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NDox'r monkey with the buzS.IAE.' va,
IN. advice 10 a prying visitor don't fool
LIN TheumatiSu, but cure IL with b.
JacobI oil, q oprs, and We know too,
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near York, this county, yesterday morning.
He WAS 2s ysAs VI age, and young man Of
remarkable ability. His lOAS will DC deeply
felt by hIsDumtFou friends In this city
lie WHS for = time local editor Of the Ohio
Prsii, and acted a. special correspondent Of
the Pittsburgh C0BImTeigL Gatsiis. Five
members Of the bar will act u pall.b, Ifers At
the funeral which takes place sAbbaih
morning.
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MANY Who never complain are neveTthe-
len seriously III. Use Browns Iron Billers
and there will bsno cause Of complaint
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A, attractive an opeltio engagement lS
hrs Ran siIIrded Wheeling theatre goers this
IsSSon 4 that promised for next Tuesday and
"Wednesday. On those evening" and also on
"wednesday Siternoon, GormAn's Original
Philadelphia Church Choir Opera Company,
famous and deseryedly. popular lyric or
ganizttIon, will give performances at the
vITIny "PatIsneen at the matinee, and "Pl.
T.ies 81 Per Eanee" Wednesday evening. Re
,sTysd ,eAls are on sale al Wilson q Baum
al muIie store, Market ItreeL
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SHERlFF's SALE OF
Valuable Farm 7

Tbs valuable lam, belonging 10 The helm Of ina
lliS nemIay Bundy. copGisilug 81 over ~ ErfeS
VIII w AOi on tho pFefniAes, free OF DOVER unjer
pfscccdinp In the Common Pleas Conf n, SisS,i
button among the heirS, wEDSsRDAY, FsbriIsIY
" ls1. u lies sH milo. cast q Evansville, M.
mont county, Ohio, aud y mile west Of Huftonss
station, STORE and 2. o. tlughl, on ne d d D. 4
T. APprAbed a. ti1,7Si. ~ -
IBIS lApd lls. well has living water In sTery seld
u In good heart a 10 fertility. Nah al ~ fen.
eng y new, has - heiel Of good timber, Two abnls
ofehA,dL SubttahtlHl two HoFy lIiiek liouse
good lame BAN, and other out6ulldinSE, and n n,
every respect one Of the most dGslnbe iGimS Il,
W, Vicinity. State rnAh leads through H. and II
WI 10 hoId-A1 may boNt kult tho Wiphes oi MI.
dse- elhtt one, or Ia two pats Of l2s arrt1 and
ioa acres. There a. comfortable mall hOuse and
hifn, ADO apple urchaid OF lhelAtIef.
Ieiuls-l hrte equal annual pay menI with In.
FfSft on paImEnb dslrrfed. EbF any fuFihS, ~.
lofnatlon apply 70 jeptha bundy, 90 The pFvfniIsI
g tdurI1s 70 fuEhi Ohio, SfJ. I. EeoleId, Ilua5,
dian, GAINESVILLE, 0hla. NSA'
tlle 70 commence Al u O'Clock ~
~ tsRROY G. sRDTTCTE she,i6,
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HOrxL ARRIVALS.
ST. JANE HOTEL


Trough on Rats clean out rats, mice,
reaches, bed.bugs, aiss, ants molssr chip
munkIl gopher, 10
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Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chiokering, Hallst 3 Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c, At the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bSrREiuE.
LDcII' ArSIc SfoRE,
no NnIn .t..nl
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TOR SALE.

FOR SALE
A VAlnAble Farm OF $50 acres for sale, sI.u.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
3 miles from d. & o. Il Il station, ,s miles
from Wheeling, ora good road, ali In praSs-
and IN high state Of cultivation; ope.Lalf
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket aud churches plenty OF good fruit, we'll
watered. To be sold In one tract or In mar
cells Tor further particulars call ON or nd.
dress
Glen Easton, AlrshAlI Co, W. Va
Mention this paper. ja25niV
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TOR SALE CHEAP.
VALUABLE FARM 6 GARDEN LANDS,

:, Situated two miles west Of Bridgeport, Ohio. on
NauonAl koadI and ~ miles from the Oily 0f
containing twelve rooms, and equal 10 any one m
the county, covered with slate fUni and having
cellar RON under the entlro building. Also Two
Shiht hontg, an orGnhfd Of 30 apple tres Of
or 10 sub diE1ioiis 10 suit purchaser
Foi luther Information Inquire on the premisz
J. 8. BATES,
laA Bridgeport Ohio,
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Tbl, .itsruoou one Of the popular dime
mstIntsJ Tor ladies will be given At the
AcadAmy Of MuJic-"ChAllry shays Thea
Ire" NsarS. Shay 4 ThIekersay are giving
a specially good show this week. ThS Nus
Ions shown by Prot. Button alone, are gooa
show In themselves, and 10 a1aiuon % nv
Struck b. Lightning" are given.
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Oh Thursday night at about II O'Clock n
fire broke out IN the POst0tilce, and before 1t
could be checked destroyed the drug store
and office Of DR.. shriyer, with the grocery
and dry goods store Of James Gibson. Moth
lug was saved from the pOsioillce, tAve the
stamps and valuable Letters which the poet
master al ways carrier 10 his res denee. Every-
thing WGi removed from drug store. bot
tue less will be almost as great as u they bad
been burned, owing TO tho breakable charAc'
tor " the goods. All goods were removed
Gems. All the losses Fro covered by inSur'
Ance. Some say Il originated in defective
tlue, othen think Il is only another yengsiui
act Of the famous Cheek element. These ART
tls thres placer which were robbed few
nights since. NJ. Frank Davis vas severely
l3lursd by 4 box dropped from the stIond
story, striking him Ou the head.
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IuST RECEIVED |!

The Finest 0OlOng and English
breakfast and Choice Variety oil
Green Teas. Also, New YORK
Cream Cheese, MOulter's Butter
Crackers and Wheat l. Kunkel's
Homemade Bread.
ID. j. MCKEE,
,,.o Island Grocery.
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DOR RENT-I OFFER MY HOU
II No ) sOuth Front Iirrei. bland, iOF rrntI
dnt Of April next said house stands by IL,
the cnd Of the susteniiUn Bligc. with anel
Of the hyeT, and above high paI-f. Cod
seTen rooms, WASh-houAe and nnLlhtd attic, 1
and gu u. u MORGAN.
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Right hundred and twenty.one acres Of finely
umbered land about nyu mileA E0ulher1t OF IiraS.
ton 9. IL, ". Va, on the wAlen OF the Rlk River
The land e undeflAid with oOal and The timber Al
b no4led down klk River 10 mAIkeL AlSo AtIcl
acre Of uniberei land In lerTy county TennessoaI
". v. HOGE 4 REQ,
oC7 lnlO MARKET first
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The report was received anil lIled.

Tue FtIIOFE Wl5 TtUtINtu AIIV UItWs
Mr.. Erkine, member from the Seventh
ward, having been elected City Solicitor pre-
stnted his designation ~ member, which VS..
accepted, and he was sworn In. On motion
Of Mr.. JepsOn, an election was had 10 I'LL the
vacancy Oecasioned in the Seventh ward dele.
CATION. Mr.. Jones nominated g. D. Smith,
aud Mr.. Kimberly, 5. G. Naylor. Mr. Smith
Nas elected.
Two or threo other matters, reference TO
Ehich will be found elsewhere, were disposed
Of.
In the Firsi Branch, Mayor Miller presided,
tnd all the members were presept except
Mesrs. BiBgtll, Halsted. Wilson and ZJeck.
Ter. The Branch corcurred with the Second
In nearly all the business coming before H.
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1000
r E M N A N rs !

We have nov on our cheap counter any
quantity Of remnants Of Dress Goods, Mus
IIns, Tickings, Embroidcries, Iaces, &c. Also
Conets, which We arc selling cheap for cash.
We have still IN unbroken assortment oil
CloaLs, DOlmans, Jackets uIs'en and Circu.
lLR.
Now is your time to lnvsst, as We arc clos
ing them out at, and lesS, than cost.
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TOR SALE
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A very desirable Residence. No gi7, uest .ids
Main sIeet, between Ninth and Ttnth, ThiS \
un1uesu0aably the nnet location In the city I'd
ZANE d sTALSAKKR,
Real Estate and Insurance EentA
laS IS Twelfth Etrett
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The following shows the range OF the Their
pnomster, a. ObssrYedA at SchnepfS drugstore
Onarr Hnus5 corner yesterday.
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A sSIGNEEs SALE


ARTISTS SUPPLIES.
WinOr and Newton UIl lsIpIy, V,1tr, Cofo,,
and Indian Ink, IRcrniKE Enamel T0iOiS. OH
,;Iyon', nlcndOp, Sable BruAhIh, hEllGh CsnylS
Palettes, Picques Mullen, siuGps, JfsyDn HOLE
en-, AOnochrOinAtlc boards, etu Abb ciitiTe Siock
In general AtSre. No. u TSnIIH sTEIET.
D. & ALLISON.
E8 Assignee Of ". K Huthins
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GENERAL NoTIcRs.
NOTICE 10 /
DEALERS aud CONSUMER
Antsrsun's Celebrated Fruit Bid


FoR PENTHOUSE 9ilO EoFFl
II 1--WE rooms and bath room, ROtd cellar.
and grE: grained through EDqulie, ZtN
MoRsllEAD, Furniture HOuIe, mi Main ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-24

LEWISTON, August 22d, 1888.
MessrS. Editors The marketmen of Lew
iston and Auburn, and their friends. in ali to
the number of one thousand, went on an ex-
curslon to Oak Point to-day. They left the
Lower Maine Central station at Z A. NJ for
Bath, thence by steamers Sebanoa and Emito
for destination. After partaking of dinner
provided tor them at the Point they proceeded
to Mouse and Squirrel Islands, having a
splendid sail and getting a breath of Old
Ocean. Glover's Band accompanied the ex-
cursiOnists and discoursed some fine music
They arrived home at $50 p. NJ. In
all, tine day was a fine one for
the trip and very much enjoyed by those
privileged to be present.
At 2. NJ, on the morning of the 23d, fire
broke out in the tenement house owned by
Mrs. j. Lahey on Lowell street, Lewiston ;
it caught from some defect in the chimney,
in the second store of the building the goods
were all removed with considerable damage
and loss. Fortunately no one was injured.
The loss to the building was fully covered by
insurance.
The camp-meeting at E. Poland is starting
out finely. There are quite goodly number
on the ground and the number is increasing
daily. An interesting discourse was listened
to by an appreciative audience, the Rev. Mr.
PIllsbury of Monmouth being the speaker,
Wednesday p. NJ.
The Androscoggin is very low.
The streets here are exceedingly dusty and
everything seems crying for rain.
The veterans of the 18th Maine Regiment
held their annual re union here to-day
About ITO answered the roll call. They
were received at the upper Maine Central
depot by resident members here on the arrival
of the 8 IS A. M. train. They were escorted
to Vickery's saloon on lower Main street for
breakfast, after which they took the horse
cars for Lake Grove, and the steamer from
there to the Lake Auburn Spring House, to
partake of one of those nice dinnersand to be
entertained by the genial landlord, f. A. Hale.
Here they held their annual election; the
following are the officers elected for the en-
suing year, viz:
President-AdJutant Geo. A. Parker, of
Lewiston.
First Vice President. Capt. Gustavus C.
Pratt, of South Paris.
Second Vice President.-Capt. S. S. Rich
ards, of SacO.
Secretary and Treasurer.-Serg't II. S.
Trickey, of Portland
Necrologst G. w. Verrill, of
Portland.
Directors.-Adjutant C. W. Roberts, OF
Portland; Serg't NJ. S. Warehouse, of
Portland; Capt. J. c. Perry, of Portland.
The latter part of the afternoon they re-
turned to the upper NJ. C. depot where at
p. NJ. special train was provided for
them by the ever accommodating and
pleasant manager, Payson Tucker, and
in charge of the genial conductor, C. b. An
nable, they rolled over the iron road to their
several homes. The handwriting on parting
showed the strong attachment formed, and
still cherished in memory. Really they seem
like brothers.