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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIvALAND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (expressl leaves at
II: 40 pm: No: gmaip at s:25 am; No. (Coving-
ton accomm Odation) at $40 pm. No. (express)
arrives at 2:20 AM No. arrives at As pm; No
10, COVingtOn accommodation $50 T. m (city t!mel
Memphis and Little R0ck-Trains move
~ fellows: No. leaves daily at $40 m; arrives
at IL 80 pm. No leaves at a m; arrives at g
am; No. treightl leaves Hopeheld at am. ar
Irives at pm.
Memphis and CharIesGOu-Trains move
as follows tcity timel: Through express leaves
daily az II :C5 pm Local mail and express leaves
|dGily at sis an. SOmerYlle accommodation
leaves daily exceDt Sunday, at rs 70. Through
Express arrives daily at IL 80 Local mail and
Express arrives daily at $3.50 pm. SOmeryiile &C
commodauon arrives daily, except Sunday, at $40
a-H,
louisville and FAshviIIe-Trains move
bs follows; Fast mail arrives daily et 4:40 am:
caves at ll:lO pm: mail leaves daily at S.25
IN: passenger accommodation leaves daily at
.0:40 am; arrives daily al $40 pm. (eity time)-
viii make close connection for all points East
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily, EXCEPT
Sunday, at i:55 D.m.- mgii arrives daily at 40
m. Brownsville accommodation arrives dafly
Except Sunday, at S:25 am.
Mississippi and GenhSssPe-Trgius move
3s.fOllows: New Orleans and.iss. mail snd.express
caves daily at l2:35 pm; express freight leaves
al y, except Sunday, at 3:45 pm; freight leaves
Iaily, exc pit Suuday, AT $3.50 am. New Orleans
asst mail and express arrives daily at 1910 a m:
xpress freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at
100 a. m; freight arrives daily, except SUNDAY al
$50 Pm. Freight trains carry passengers
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The New Orleans spot market opened quiet; at
80 quiet and steady, closing steady. Sales, COCO
bales. Closing quotations were as follows:
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
H # A l. Il y II A II Il.

No. 4555, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
State OF Tennessee for its own use ETC., VS.. Jack
Montgomery ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th dAy OF
February, 1883, viii sell, at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front Of the CLERK and
Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday, April rs, 1883,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated IN shelby county, Tenn, to-wtt:
Lot 40. s., on the east side OF COLLEGE avenue,
adjoining Finnie McGAyOcR aud Others, contain
ing 3H acres, more or less.
Terms of ssle-On q credit Of seven "a months:
notes with good security. aud lien retained Tor
purchase money ! his March % 1883.
r. ). BLACK, Clerk and Asster.
ByJ N. Bradley. ieputy Clerk and Master.
SalEritorE
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
Z y Il A Il Il.

Eos l45l, R.-Chsneery Court Of Shelby county
wm. Robertson. TX II. etc. Of George Robert
son, deceased, We. A. l. NcNillizEs ct al.
DY virtue OF an introductory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the Zlst day Of
December, 1882, will sell at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, In front Of the CLERK and
Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday. May 8, 1883.
WITHIN legal hOurE. the following described prop
erty, situated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby
county Tenn, 10 wit: Part Of county lot 992 Of
B. A. ehaw's subdivision. as per plan of same
made by Vim. Crane in 1855: Beginning at q stake
on the south Eide Of Gsyoso street and 10 A. Is.
shaws east line; Themes With said line south lZs
feet to a stake in Rice and RSInSeyis line; thence
with Rice and Ramsey'E line west l60 feet 70 the
center of Little Hettle bayou the1ee down tie
center Of said bayou vita it, meencerinRs 30 the
south side Of eayoso street; thence esst win the
south side Of GAyoso street l05 feet " Lae begin
ming.
Terms Of SAle-Cash This A pril 3, 1873.
e. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Byy. n Bradley, Deputy q .eTk and Master.
Ho4gan Mcfarland, 5olIciton-
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NEW YORK, April 5.-Wnh an agreeable
and sessonable change in temperature, there has
been an improvement in the demand at jobbing
hands, which has been reflected ia better request
from agents, chiefly for assortments of seasonable
specialties of a high character.
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COAL OIL-WholesaIe lo,s, 16o per gallon.
CLEVELAND, April 5.-Petroleum, 6. w.,
1l0o, SC.
PITTsBURG, April 5.-Petroleum dull;
United certificates closed at 923zc; refined, S1Sg
SIC, PHILADELPHIA delivery
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"beIoW nlgh water marx, 1874. fbelow bench mark.
CHRONOLOGICAL RECo RID.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
IS; !; $ S H5;si En-.
Maximum temperature rs.
Minimum temperature, CO.
Rainfall, SO inch.
WHEELING, April 5-Noon-River 10 ct
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy, mild and
wildly.
PITTsBURe April 5.-Noon-River 6 feet
inches. and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
Night-River feet inches, and falling. Weather
rainy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, April 5.-Noon-River ria-
with hard rain early this morning; thermometer,
65o. Night-River 80 $40 feet large and rising.
Weather rainy: thermometer 6S0.
CINCINNATI April 5.-Noop-River 40 feet
inches. and falling Weather rainy; thermeme-
ter, 64s Departed: Guiding Star. New 0rleans.
Night-River SO feet and falling Weather cloudy
and much warmer. Departed: Golden Crown,
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-Noon-River ris.
ing slow with II feet inches in the canal. and Is
feet inches in the chute on the falls. weather
cloudy and rainy. Business active. Night-Riye.
falling with IL feet inches in the canal, and 10
feet inches in the chute on the falls. Weather
rainy. Business good. Arrived and departed
James w. 6aff, Cincinnati to Memphis.
CAIRO April 5.-Noon-River IS ieet, and
rising. Weather cloudy and mild, with light rain
this morning. Arrived: City of Yicksburg. Vicks-
burg, pm; Arkansas City, ST Louis, D m De
parted: City Of Vieksburg st. Louis. midnight;
Arkansas City, Vicksburg, l am. Night-kiyer 80
feet inches, ana rising. Weather threatening
Thermometer, 6io. Arrived: q. P: Sehenek, New
Orleans, Pm; Jay Gould and barges, New Or
natl, pm; Jay Could, st. Louis, 3 pm.
lSte Additional Rirer Hel1s on Fourth Pdoe.l
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.


TN pursuance Of the provisions of certain deeds
Martha II. Thomas, during their lifetime and
Others, recorded in the Registers office # shelby
county, Tenn, in books No lis, p. S2i; IA p. 22i
and 100, D. 527, TO which reference Is made for
more particular description at the request of the
benehciaries default being made and OF the heirs
of said B. R Thomas deceased. for the purpose OF
partition between the legatees, we will sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the southwest corner of Main and Madison streets
In the Taxing District, formerly city of Mem.
Monday, April 10, Iss3,
the following real estate in the county and State
Aforesaid, about one-half q mile north of Mem
phis, known and described on the plat OF plan of
B. R. Thomass subdivision tract recorded i'm
Is 49, 20, 81, p Is, "a Is; slso that UErt of said
tract bounded thus: Begtnning'on the east line of
Thomas avenue at the lnterseC ton OF the north
line of Cherry street, as Lain down on said subdi
vision; thence northward and northeaEtward with
the boundary line of said Thomas tract until it
intersects with Wolf river; thence eastwardly with
the meanderings of the south bank OF Wolf river
to the east line of said Thomas tract: thence
southwardly along the said east line with More
head avenue to the north side of Cherry street :
thence westwardly with the north line of Cherry
street 70 the beginning. including what is known
as the Park.
Redemption is waived the title is perfect. The
abstract OF title TO said property and the plat or
plan of subdivision OF same can be seen and ex-
amined st the Office OF Johnston & Ford, attorneys
Masonic Temple building, and any information
touching this property can be had of them. or of
+. W: Royster q Co., at their Office No. 27s Main
street. II. S. BEDFORD, Trustee.
in. FORD, Trustee.
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WHISKY ETC

Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BRANDIEs- Cognac, s59lO; peach, 81 SOFAS So;
apple, 81 G3 so.
WINEs-Imported port. 81 5O9i; sherry. 81 55@
4; champagne-AmeTican extra dry, S7GS; Piper
Heidsick, SAG26; Mumm's extra dry, S26g2s
POmery Sec. 500 5093I so; ". Cliquot SO SOC
81 SO; claret, 50 1897 per box; Catawba, "a 50G6.
WHISKIES-Redistlied ,9Oc9sl 50; straight, 81 50
81, according to age.
ST. LOUIS, April 5.-Whisky steady, 81 IA
LOUISVILLE, April 5.-Whisky quiet, Il Is.
CINcINSAu, April 5.-WhIsky steady, 81 g.
CHICAGO, April 5-Whisky steady, 81 16
BALTIMORE, April 5.-Whisky lower,
81 l612gl IL
New ORLEANS, April -Whisky-West-
ern rectifed, 81 O591 20
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CHANCERY SALE
H e AL K y II A II K.

No. 1905. R-Chancery Court Of shelby County
The State of Tennessee for It's own use, ETC., Va.
Theresa Farrell ct al.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
d entered in the above cause on the 18th day Of
February 1888, will sell a. public auction. 10 the
highest bidder in front OF the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tenn, on
Saturday. a prii Is, 1858,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated In Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Lots IS TO 6s inclusive Us by l4o feet on Ex-
change street.
on Washington street.
Also los 80 on east side OF ChickssAw street, 81
by l4shz feet.
Alss lots i4i and l4l, corner OF Main and Market
Streets 50 by IS feet
Also Lot Sill on Alabama street, 3 BY 14S feet.
Also lot 3e5, "A By "A feet, north side OF alley.
Terms of sale-On a credit Of seven C7) months;
purchasers 10 execute note with approved secu-
rity; lien retained for purchase money and re-
demption barred. This March "a 1883
ROBERT J. BLACK Clerk and Master.
By J. n. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
VIM. N. smith, F. II. Heiskeil and c. ". Heis-
C-Ts,
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The mule market is we'll supplied with all
qualities. The horsemarket is dun.
MULES No dray mules, 4 to years old, l6 to
1914 hands. s20O9250; 1917 to I6, Si5O9IS5; Is to
l54, S135g150; I41z TO Is, s1009l25.
HORSES-GOod driving, s1259200; heavy draft,
$l50g2O0; saddle horses, Sl259250; plugs, Si0g75.
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COTTCN-SEED,

box, 25asOe; North Carolina roe herring half
barrel. IS 50.
POULTRY-Chickens. 81 5Oa4 rs. according TO
quality. Turkeys, sllglS. Ducks s. 50a4.
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ELEVATOR COMPANY.
MEMPHIS
Hrajn and PackaUe Elevator Co,

WILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING; FOR
w wARDISG AND STORAGE BUSINESS. Cargoes
OF steamboats, and oSrges losoed or uEloaded with
1ispatch. Freight delivered in cars of all rail-
roads entering the city. Ample storage room for
bulk or sacked grain, merchandise, machinery,
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator At
owners risk unless ordered insured.
Z, GALLOWAY, Superintendent
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LONDON, April 5.--The Grand Trunk an
|lnces the issue OF e75eOOO sterling perpetual
Der cent debenturs stock. the issue price to be
per cent Money Is required 10 meet bonds ma
Llng and foT Other nurnOecs.
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per carload lots.
CoTToN-sEED OILs-Crude, 1916 per gallon,
in round lots of 100 10 500 brls. Cooking OIL lob
lots, 4Sc. Summer yellow refined oil, soc in car
load lots. Winter yellow, 55c, according to
quantity
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HOUSE-S UILDING MATERIALS.
Rricks lime and cHmpnf nniaf At fnrme

bIIcAF, Hule anu CeueHl quIel At IOTMtf
prices.
FRAMIHG-LUMBER-Yar prices-Rough, SIS
per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring,
SIS; shingles, s3d4 30; lathing-poplar, 81 75;
lengths above 20 leet.
LINE AND CEN ENr-Alabama lime, 95c4S1 a
barrel; Tennessee, $500; Louisville cement, 81 20
70 barrel; Rosedale cement 81 so barrel |;
Portland So; plaster of Paris, " so.
NAILS-S3 60 per keg.
BRICKs-Hard. $40 5O SOFT So per 1000; fire.
brick. Sia5 so per 100
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

The Memphis marke. opened and closed
steady. Sales, 5000 bales including 1000 bales
Wednesday evening-2750 to exporters, 1900 TO spin
ners. Closing quotations were as follows:
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RIVER AND WEATHER,
Changes.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. Al
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April s. 1883. I
The following observations are taken at tue
same moment of time Il :0S at all the stations
named:
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Total -,

The New York spot market opened quiet, nomi-
nail unchanged; at r. quiet; at 2 steady, quota
tiOns revised, closing steady. Sales, 255 bales
Contracts, 500 bales. Closing quotations were as
follOwS.
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The New York future market opened steady at
advance; at 1890. barely steady at 80 quiet at
~ 90 hIm at 1870, steady; at 2:30 steady, closing
steady. Sales, $4,000 bales. Closing quotations
rrara folinXES
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
QUEENSTOWN, April 5.-Arrived: Abys-
sinia, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-Cleared: Glen
devow and Haytian, Liverpool; Dodons, Bayonne;
Ben Venue Dunk'r TX
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
FIiars P0int..-..--JAMEs LEE, Whitlow, 5 pm.
Vicksburg C1ET, -s.J--z4l = L
Osceols .--...-.... DEAN ADAMS, Foster, pm.
ST. Louis. CITY PROVIDENCE, LenOx 10 am.
Cincinnati VIET SHINKLE, Deem, pm.
SATURDAY.
White r:yer.....-..JOsIE HARRY, Harry, N.
New Orleans. CITY NEW ORLEANS Carter, pm.
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEVEE.
ATTiudis-Kste Adams. Arkansas City; City of
Providence, Vicksburg; VIII Kyle, New Orleans;
Nint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
Departures Kate Adams, Arkansas City; VIII
Kyle. Cincinnati.
Boots in Port.-vint shinkle and City of Provi-
dence.
Boats Due Dol0a-Dean Adams, Arkansas City
and Charles Morgan.
Boats Due Up.-James Lee and Josie H Try.
Receipts Yesterday.
Win Kyle-25 brls sugar and SO brls mOlssses.
dries. H
Kate Adams-7G bales cotton. bgs seed.cottoD
"a SKIS seed, % I'D cattle, 50 bIls oil aud 40 pkgs
sundries. " PAeS
Eint shinkle-7OO brls -four, 40 brls oil, 10 brls
whisky 2e7 bales hay $50 SKIS oats 50 nd horses and
mules and 2ol0 pigs merchandise.
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.
TINeEs-Midding S5sc; good middling, s1sc
sTAINs-Good ordinary, nc; low middlin ing,
7Jsc; middilng, SIC.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

The money market is quiet, 698 per cent.
discount being the ruling rate. The demand is
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IEN-UIVIutuU--------
Transactions aggregated 1917 900 shares, as fol-
lows:
500 Canada Southern, 1000 Central Pacific
81, COO Del Lack. d West, 5000 Denver & R. G..
26O00 Erie, 5000 Kansas Il Texas,
SO 600 Lake Shore 5000 Lou. & Nash,
5000 Mich. Central 1900 thwestern,
6,CO0 N. J. Central 13,0uON. Y. Central,
ii 900 Northern Pacific 900 Reading,
2S.009 ST. Paul. 10000 Texas Pacific,
%, 900 Union Pacific, ii 900 Wabash Pacific,
600 Western Union q 900 East Tenn. Va &Ga.
10 900 Rochester & Pitts, 5000 N Y, c. & St. L.
New ORLEANS, April 5.-Sight exchange
on New York, 81 80 per $1,000 premium. Sterling
exchange-bankers' bills, 4S2@4S2h.
LONDON, April 5.-Pennsylvania Central
6514 Erie, SO; Reading, %.
PARIS, April 5.-Renies sol. Doc.
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The New Orleans future market opened barely
steady; at H. firm closing steady. Sales, 1850
bales Closing quotations were as follows:
Yesterday edDesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
An Authoratiye UttcrAnee.

Mr.. Joseph u. Weeks, Secretary OF the
various nail iron aud steel associations il
the West, with headquarters at Pittsburgh,
is very much dissatisfied with the barren
results Of the la5ors of the Congress lately
deceased in behalf OF protection of Amer,
can industries Mr.. Weeks was present al.
nCst constantly during the last month OF
the session and furnished much of the val
liable data for the information of Congress,
men. He keenly and intelligently watch
the progress Of events aud weeks prior the
contamination of the fissco predicted it.
The onus of the failure to pass satisfac-
tory tariff BILL enthusiastically asserts
should rest upon "Pig.irOn' Kelly, Nor
rill and Sherman, for on account of their
vaCillating course at the supreme moment
the bill failed and the apology" substitut-
ed. Mr.. Weeks is anxious to see how in
1884 the tariff Radicals will go before their
constituents. The results OF 1880 are at.
tributed to the variations that were rung
upon the Tariff for. Reyenue-Only," plank
in the Democratic platform that year. The
fidelity of Republicans to tariff has been
demonstrated aud next year they will have
to try some other device.
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wAxrrHErRsHARE


ne sisgie Makers VIII De0and -
Increase When the nsyenue n keaee.
q.
''Some of our cigar dealers have made
great mistake in announcing q reduction
of s. thousand on cigars. after May 1.
They may have TO recall the announce.
ment" As
The speaker was Q well-known cigar
maker of this city and the words were
caught up By q REsIsrER reporter, who
wanted to know why.
because" was the reply, "the dealers
are not going te get their cigars made at the
same price after the revenue reduction
takes place, and they can not afford 70 sell
at the present prices, less the reduction
The cigar makers want little OF it. and
the consumers can well be satisfied with .
reduction OF Is per cent.
DO you mean there will be striker
Not necessarily; but the stogie makers
will want an increase OF p cents thou
sand. At present We pay $3.50 for Kentucky
and S275 for seed stogies. Instead OF re-
ducing the selling price 80 per cent, let
dealers reduce % per cen. or 5. so on the
thousand and divide the remaining 50
Genus with US. The consumer will thus
get big reduction, the dealers will make
q little mole, and our wages will be bet
tered"
How much can you make, now?'
six hundred q day is avery good aver.
age for q weeks work, and 50 week isn't
much wages. They are so much more par
ticular about stogies than they used to be.
Nowadays they have to be smooth and neat
and shiny. or they growl at US. And the
stock isn't near as good for working a. 1t
used to be-"
This conversation resulted from the fact
that Market street tObacconist has an.
nounced to his customers that on and after
May /, there will be = reduction OF IS per
thousand on all grades OF cigars. Tins IS
exactly the amount of the revenue reduc-
ton. The tax was formerly S. per thou
sand on cigars Of all grades, and sixteen
cents pound on all tobacco, A reduction
of one half will 20 INTO effect on May l.
In diminishing about among the tobacco
dealers, Yesterday, the REGISTER man found
a decided sentiment in favor Of paying the
additional 25 cents. One tobacconist aaid:
I'VE can very well afford to pay this aud
make the reduction beside For the greater
part, the revenue reduction will be clear
profit Tobacco can not be sold any cheaper,
and we will make eight cents per pound
more. At retail, cigars will be sold Tor
about the same. price, aud only stosies, and
perhaps tips, will feel the reduction 1t re-
iail. A better grade Of five cent CT gars will
be demanded and makers can well afford 70
put better stock in them. For my part, |
would be we'll satisfied TO reduce $3.50 on
the thousand and give halfof the remainder
10 the stogie makers.
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Personal POIN -.
Fresh Gossip or the Doings or Various
People.


Messrs. Alex P, Campbsll and Will Rog-
els returned to Bethany yesterday.
Mrs, VIM. H. Robinson, who has been
visiting friends at Pittsburgh, has return
ed home.
Miss A. Taylor, who has charge OF the
Seminary, is confined to her room with
sickness
Mrs. Squire Mix, of the Eighth ward,
who has been on a visit TO Pittsburgh, has
returned home.
Miss Ella Moore, of Tilltonsville, who has
been visiting friends in the city, has re.
turned TO her home.
Bruno Zoeckler, of Fulton will leave in
a short time to Join his brother in the pork
packing business near Chicago.
Adie, a daughter of Thos F. Heymau
has been confined to her home with bad
case Of lung fever. DR.. Bates is in attend.
ance.
Mn Eph Wells and family, of Wells Bot.
tom, left for the Western country last
week and will make that place their future
home.
Or. Shriver and bride, OF Suffolk, Va, are
at Elm Grove on an extended visit to Mrs. K.
b. Woods and Mrs. Russell, Mr.. Shriyer's
sisters.
Reinhard Habig. Belmont boiler, has
been confined to his bed the past seven
weeks with erysipela,, and is still in a suf-
fering condition.
Master George II. Robinson. who has
been in the employ of the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company. has accepted posi-.
ton with Major Anderson in the insurance
business.
Friend Cox, of Cusap's Grove, who hiss
been visiting friends in the city returned
home last Saturday. Friend says hurry
up the railroad.
Rev. Richard L. Howell, OF this city, who
has been travelling in Europe for the pas
year, arrived home yesterday morning over
the Pennsylvania railroad Daring hi q,
absence he travelled very extensively
thr.ugh the British Isles, France, Germany
Italy and Austria. He will be warmly
welcomed to his native heath BY his macy
friends here.