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MEDICINES.

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made us his agent for the State OF Texa
sell his never-falling remedy, "Nature's Con
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gist or by express the never failing remedy.
CR0WDUS 4 BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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RAILROADS.
NEW HALLWAY TIME GARD.
neaston = re1a. C.n,ral.

GOING SOUTH.
No. New Orleans and Galveston
M express % daily ,c,.,..;.,..... 5;e A. NJ.
N eept Sunday ,......,. .,...... l;S5 P. N.
No. s-1@lNeSton Express daily. $3.50 T. N,
GOING NORTH.
No. S-St Louis Express daily. S:l5 A. NJ.
NO. Linked TO Denlson Except
sunday, ;,,.,...,. 1900. 1915 p. NJ.
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
aud Dallas 10 New Orleans without change.
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"a VISIT TO PHILISTIA."

Sir Irpel GrifHn!-Why, X. c. g. T.,
DO you disport You Ike "A lively hy}
We took yOu init may have been our gain
You buzzed right merrily on our window-pane'
And only now we find you've LETT stain.
We do not say your buzzng was bore,
Or that YOU stanmer even when you snOre.
Not we indeed the aristOcratc fling
At our plebclan bigncss cOOls the sting.
You lend importance, advertise our wares,
And that's three-quarters Of our business cares.
You've tapped our coarse vain nature at the core,
And live In hope I'VE hope) to tap 1t more.
For life would be tame and barren thing
II hOncy-bees should lose their pquant sting
Or If oficiOus flies, preferring rest,
Should give up posing as useful pest.
You're no such ly; The Fortn,ghtly attests
How patiently you've CLEANED your pleasant jests.
You've gathered in the satire Of our White,
Distilled the poison from the Arnold bite,
slpped Spencer, =tung calm COeridge, who pays
The penalty OF having dared to praise;
And tho there's little OF your own but gall,
Yet we do feel you gave your nttlc all.
leading strain 'mOng ills that you rehearse
Pertains TO what you call our blO1ted purse.
o. pity, that the West at close OF day
Should cast a shadow DER the golden play
or Lombard Street, and that the silhouette
should look 50 like our wall and smack or debt,
OF which the " balance" often dips this way.
toady feted, swells with insolcnce,
A toady left to shift, burn frdnancense;
We do not call you tOady, even III le-t,
But wouldn't mind il you should try the test;
For boncved words are better than the nag
And causlic spume Of any buZzard Wag.
Meanwhile, since we sore and quite pathetic
Do something else, that's truly sympathetic,
To tease the that fattencd ON the hay
In Arcade, and then began to bray.
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1)roposnls.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMpASY,(
ST Paul, MINI, Jan. H. 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- AT tbis Office until twelfth day OF February, 1854,
inclusive for doing the work Of clearing grub.
hing grading bridging and furnishing cross ties for
about sixty the Cascade Branch OF the Northern
Pacific aoad from the present end oiack twenty nyel26D
miles west OF Walula Washington Territory to Yakima
City in 1eTIltOly.
Mans uroHes and plans may seen, and specifications
forms OF contract and blank proposals obtained at the
of Ce Of the Engineer in hief st. Paul, MluD.
The the right Ia reject any and all bids
A. ANDERSON Engineer mt hief
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Uinter Resorts.
Gurouean Advertisements.
tHAI I-NUMfUNI INu.
ERpS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"B BY thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which the operations OF digestion and nutrition.
and by careful application OF the me properties OF Hese
lee Cocoa Mr. has provided breakfast tables with
decatey Favored beverage which may many heavy
Bills II is by the udciOus Of such articles Of
diet that constitution may be gradually built up nnt strong
enough every tendency disease Hundreds 81 SUB
floating around ready Ia attack wher
weak point We escape many fat shaft
keeping well fortified with pure blood and
properly uOurished fTame"-Civil service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. sold IN TINS Only
~ 10 aud ~ by GrOcers labelled thus: JAMES EPPS q
%. Homeopathic Chemists, London England
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Musical.

A PIANO and vocal instruction italian
"a. method MRS b p KELLEY,27 Union square rooms
4 y ORGANIST of reputation would like to
engagement 10 play in church IN NeW1 ok or
Brooklyn Address ORGANISE. 10 Broadway, Box So
MISS KATE FULLER, teacher and graduate
VI from the stuttgart Conservatory and pupil OF Mar
montP Paris receives pupils In piano harmony and organ
For credentials and terms apply 10 a. m TO p M, u West
aDtl--t
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1nsirntiiou
For Young Ladies-Citv.
I AIDES

/ AIDES CLASSES IN VOICE CULTURE
i ! and Reading at Sight, WALTER DAMR0SCH, Mqst
cal Director OF Twelve Lessons commencing
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %, at Trinity Chapel, 26thst1
Broadway at y Applicants must send name and
address to l.. l.. YOUNG, secretary,
No. 403 Lexlngton-ave.
MRS. HUBBARD begins her course on
wi Games Wednesday, January 49, pm at 100 West
54th-st The h q. AssOClAIlON
MRS. J. A. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
A Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, $50 Asl
50thst All branches for College preparation
special attention intermediate and Primary classes In Dotn
English and French. Separate class for little boys
MESDEMOTSELLES CHARBONNIERS
WI French Protestant Boarding Day School for Young
Ladies' East 35th-st NewYork formerly Psrts) VIII
reopen Monday october l. Thorough course In all English
branches.
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CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
~ 5EASl lITII.Sr, Third door east Of JIHAVE
incorporated 1865.
For Boys and Young Men Country.

For Boys and Young Men Country.
HOME-LIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
N Young Boys T. KINDS, A. NJ, Hampstead. l. l.
ERINSTITUTE.- Military Board
~ ing school White Plains y Y Principal o. H. WILLIS
PhD.
D college. Conditioned OF rejected candidates coached
summer or winter StOckbridge, Mass + HOtfMANN.
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Military Institute.
ID Prepares College Business Finely located health
'"' '~'' REV VIM. {. BOWEN. A. NJ. Principal.
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP,,
Government school and for BUSINESS JOHN MILEY,
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Ply to G. b. MEICALF, a. NJ. superintendent
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. j.
l. Rev A. O. CHAMBERS a. NJ, Principal
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il Chester I'D year. Degrees conferred
civil engineering, Chemistry Classics EnSAsh',
Col THO HYATT President
For Rovs and Young Men-Country.
DEEKSKILL On. " Military Academy.-FOr
i circulars address col CO WRIGHT A. NJ, Principal
DYE. y. Y.-Bradford Mansion School. Win
Ii viii begin Nov. 23. c.. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies-Country
DORDENT0WN, n. }. = Female College;
ID beautifully located very heahful and thorough superb
Music and Ar Departments For CIRCULATE &C. address
MISS AIKENS BOARDING AND DAY
Ni SCHOOL for young ladies' stanford Conn" reopens
Sept. 20. For particulars address MISS c. AIKEN.
MISS MOTIFS English and French Family
1fH and Day schoo Tor Young Ladies 80 Walst; New
Haven The 18th year begins Thursday September ~
Circulars sent upon application
THE ELMS.-Family and day school for
L GIRLS No l4I H,ghst, Springfield Mass tQT grey
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER FL
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3nstrnctlon.


For Boys and Young Men---city.
-CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
IA parens Please give particulars. r. MIRIAM
COYRIERk * co. 81 East l1thst. Union square.
columbia Institute, JOG West 42d-st, +. FOw
~ Ter A b. Prin, Marlborough Churchill Jr. NJ A., Head
master Collegiate business and Prm Depts ksopens sept 20
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
~ No 10 East 4Oth-st
FRANK DRISLER A. NJ, Principal
ReOpens "Wednesday, sept 20 For circulars etc, apply at
the school, PROT HENRY DRIsLkIs - West 46thst
CHARLIER INSTITUTE.
lOs West 59th-st., opposite Central Park.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for boys and youths. rom seven to twenty.
THE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
il East st., reCpens Monday september a. ono
boarding pupil send for circular N.DAbNEH Principal
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
Il Madsonave. near 6ith ~, Dr. II b. CHAPIN Princi-
pal knglish classical aud primary departments Gymn.
snm. New building. complete IN its appointments Iho
tam school year Just begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
u broadway 42dst; 47th year. Primary, Commercial
and Classical Depta ii. N. HOBBY. W. l. AKIN FrIc'y
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Art Schoc- 8 City,

ArL SCHOOLS -OILV.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
WI beginning Tuesday oct Is, in DRAWING OF ami Wa
TER COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE FL0WEKs and
LANDSCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION
STUDIO, No. 80 MADIsON-AVE
References
Mr.. D. HUNTINGTON, Mr. WILLIAM HART Mr.
JAMES HART, AT. y. +. BELLOWS
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CHORTHAND.-The largest and best school
> in the city No CHARGE for situations procured Tor gradn
and in quickest time Thorough inspection invited Cai or
send for circular. PACKARDS COLLEGE, 500 Broadway
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Danrlng Academies.

Danrng Academies.
ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Now OPEN.
Particulars in circular Tor which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREGORS, 1l2 LAVE
"a Private any hour; classes every day; gentle
classes Monday and Thursday evenings particulars SEQ
circular.
MR.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY of DANCING,
WI Broadway and 32dst, Is open for instruction every
morning. and evening Season tickets reduced see
circular.
MIR. 7. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave,
vi has returned Europe. For terms &cp apply At
the school
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New iJubIltatlons.

New Fluctuations.
VHE AMERICAN AQUATIC MAGAZINE,
c. a. PEVERELLY, Editor
First Number, Just out
Contains:
The Ocean Yacht Telling the story OF the remarkable
contest between the Vista, Henrietta ana Fleetwing.
story which always live IN American Yachting Annals
By Col. stuart NJ. Taylor.
The Canoernen nj Home ....... BY William NJ. Cook
American Rowing "Reminiscences BY the Editor
pa AZ and Present BY Prof VIM. Wood
"Colnmba Talks Yacht BY Columbia
Yacht Measnreneu mt BY o. T. Burton
Sl0op Gutter 10y captain CONN
Sailing Machines and single flanders by Thomas Chaplain
Yachts In Winter Quarters.
New and Old Yachts
The BOatswan's Locker.
So year. % cents number
For sale by booksellers and newsdealers.
HEARNE & CO., Publishers l7s broadway, n. Y.
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Cost an0 @oun0.

I OST-On Sunday last, lady's gold bar pin
win scro work on the The finder Will be suitably
Rewarded ~ communicating with o. ". P Tribune once
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ON.-ShOrthand-No student can
spend six months IN acquiring what can be learned
shorthand school Ia where the best system
is soonest learned positions guaranteed; no commission
charged terms reasonable and references abundant
Drank w GANnE. PTin stem SCHOOL II East llth.st
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. Z. s. Mail hips
n sail from New.York every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRG
From PieI 20 North River
n FONIA Jan I', 10 a m % Nt n RIA..Feb 2, 2 a. m
NiA1ASSIAJan. 26 a. N. ! FURNE~~i 4 FEB o. 3 p m
CaDln passage. $50 To $50. second CABIN, ! 3.
Steerage outward t28 prepaid. t2l ~
Anchor Line Drafts at lowest rates padr OF
charge In In Gland. Scotland and Ireland
For passage, Cabin Plane Of Tours. &C. apply %
HEN DERSON BROTHERS Bowling Green
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For Both Sexes-City.

A -MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL OF MOD
"A. ERN LANGUAGES, No. IL WEST A2DsTr NEAR
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-on Tuesday and Friday next
FREE 1R1RL LESSON i the yste
E Epmo a e1PGPS q M P Pns T
School OF Languages az his classroom No "a West i2ds
t6s royal isIas nobility and learned world and eP.ngs
i only method enabling any IN tue space Of
few weeks actually think and speak automatically in the
eonnected Sentences FRENCH. GERMAN, ITALIAN and
as a BY nay an ana ganc
Circulars at Brentanos. school open a. m to9 p IN
A B. F. KELLEY, Penman, 27 Union
~. Square Private instruction and penwork' day and
DREYSPRING'S CUMULATIYEME THODin
~ German aIs ARRe ae Rhreo ocoe 10
FRENCH or GERMAN, fuently to converse,
L guaranteed to ladies' and gentlemen in four months
Professor J. VANDoMONT, 80 LeHingtonaye Ohce hours
II to 3 and6toS
WRENCH CONVERSATION-New method |;
free demonstration II o'clock daily classes TOT teachers
no payment In advance PROFESSOR BERGER FROM Pans
VNSTRUCTION.-Short student can
AFFORD 10 spend six monh In acquiring what can De learned
in two The best shorthand school IL where the best system
chMge. terms reasonable and references abundant
DACKARD'S COLLEGE, No. SOj Broadway
cluded a strictly business educaon 2. Shorthand and
f6is school does nothing indferenty employs the best
a price ~ was never SO az CG ac ann se a
open Wednesday January q Add ss - ;. PACKARD, 500
Broadway.
CHORTHAND.-The largest and best school
y In the city No CHARGE for situations procured Tor gadn
ss n@ o eeSs Ts co o5 boG S
Art Schocs City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
VI beginning Tuesday oct ~ IN pIiAMING Oh ana VA
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct line the South OF France.
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT -
So CHATEAU LkOVIL LIE "a 900 Onsl r. - ay an ~
rs. CHATEAU IAFtTl. FEBRUARY IL
From Prentee's stores" near Wast Ferry Brooklyn
Travellers for France Spain and Italy Pyrenees PA
Nice SC will save time expense by taking this LIMA
Cabin Including winel 80. Steeraye, so.
1 Pe'" PP'' " F. LIE BOULANGER 46 Beayerst
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L'RENCH CONVERSATIONAL method /;
free demonstration o'clock daily casses for teachers
payment In advance. PROFESSOR BERGER from Pans,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-09
BLAINE AND LOGAN.
THE LOCAL END OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Tho West Virginia n.lss.tion Home IRON Chicago,
Proud Of Their Part In iks 6lorious Result.
s.t Btns Local EIprssslona on The Ticket. s.,
,- Other Places Eathustt, too. ii

Several We,t Virginia Republicans who
had been at Chicsso returned Saturday, ind
the special sleeper with tho remainder, sew.
euteen In number, arrived yesterday lore.
noon at 1880, having madO the run from
Chicago In seventeen hours over the B. & O.
road. They oil wore bsaming countonanceg,
and were Justly proud OF the work In which
tho West Virginia Republicans 30 nobly
helped. They declared that tho telegraphio
account Of the Blaine enthuslaain were weak,
md that no adequate conception can be
given OF tho scenes In the convention and
about the utreetH when Blaine was noml.
mated and at other episodes. og.
zrIY A BIO HooM.
Its the present intention Of The R4publi.
cans OF WheeliAg to hold a grand rati ticstion
meeting next Saturday night In the Opera
House or Washington Hail, or possibly In
the open air. The plaza has not been decided
on, bat 1t toems 10 bs tina general opinion
that Saturday night will be the bes. time Tor
various ressUns, one OF which Ii that by that
time tue arrangements, which have already
bean begun, can DO perfected In such way
as to secure denomination worthy OF the
ticket. It Is also decided 10 avoid having II
on night whoa any OF the towns Of the VI.
entity have similar demonstrations, so. as to
secure the cooperation OF the Republicans Of
those place., and 1t will be the endsavor Of the
local Republicans 10 make Of the celebration
al affair worth coming q good distance to
enjoy. Lots Of speeches and short ones,
plenty Of good music and everything which
can contribute 10 this result will bs secured,
the orators beirg men 81 eminence IRON
home and abroad, II will be the aim ia
insugurate in an suspicious manner cam
paign without precedent In West Virgins
inspired by a hope Of victory, and led by
glorious leaders who know no such word d.
IaU - M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-09
GLEs EAsaON FOH ntAIsE.

a Club Organized anu u Dispatch Sent 10
thp rlnlpeh Knight.
It wauo only 8 bit of spes th3owu from 0
passing train, but II contained the words,
blaine and Logan ia tbs ticket" land that
was enough 10 RAISE the enthusiasm Of the
Republicans OF Glen Esston t, the highest
pitch for the candidates, and the Goif smile
Of old wss visible all ovsr town. With ever
ins large uumber Of men aad boys, headed
by q martial hand and commanded by Capt.
8. L. Boyd, consvegated and proceeded to
lnsrch over tpwa, giving d. every prominent
the "P.uued Knight and "lisrk Jsck.n
The fsw lone Democrats here, tyan, iell into
line With ENTHUSIASTIC approval, rs confirmed
by genial jog. J. WeidmGn'a l!bs-sl trsst to
the ";ips." The older enthusiss!s opened up
their hearts and gave grand treat, while tbs
younger ones jubilatcd over the resalt. Laltr
in the evsntngs tsmporary organization ives
formed for blaine and Logan club, with J.
W. Hickey SIS Chairman aud William Harr;a
Hec-stssy and TREASURER. A committee was
appointed To e+;crd the clubs cong:atula.
once as follows: - - 80 +.
GLEN EAsToS, W. VA, Jrrc Oh, 81.
To Hon Jamss G. Blaine, augusta, Maine, the
.ner! President Of TIE Naited sha!ss!
Immediately upon The receipt Of Tho newo
OF your nomination we, the ciUgsus OF Glen
Eis:ou, oreanIzsd q blaine and Logan club,
and we extend to you our congratulations,
promising 600 moi nifty in Marehs!l county
lnl t5a elsg!oIal vote Of our Slate in Noven-
5sf. COMMITTEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-09
THE IRONWORKERS
INDULGE IN a DAYS RELAXATION
On the Beaver Couaty Fair Gnunds Saturday.
The Rrstt, Little TOwn Alive with the Wait.
on-Tnsniy Thousand People and Your.
rs teen Brass Hands on tho Ground. 4.

The annual reunion md picnic Of the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron and Bteol
Workers was held on Saturday on the Beaver
fair grounds, and was az auccesaful and en-.
joyable us these yearly events always are. A
good delegation wen. up from this oily,
headed by tho Opera House band, which
marched over to Bridgeport. At Beaver
goodly number OF early arrivals welcome
the train from this vicinity. Tho settlement
Of the scales for the year added materially 10
the crowd, and to the yjollity, an excess Of
fun which was hardly necslsary where some
thousands Of workmen, their wives, children
and swOethearts are eli for day's fun. Trains
came In on I'LL the railroads filled with the
merrynakers. Every Considerable manu-.
featuring town In Western Pennsylvanis,
Elslern Ohio and Wcat Virginia musteripg a
strong quota. At noon II was estimated that
there were between eighteen and twenty thou.
rand porsons and fifteen brsss bands present.
Two large dancing platforms were constantly
filled. The amusemsnts of the day com.
msnced at eleven, with absso bali match be.
tween the Regulars Of Wheeling aud the
John D. Wood club OF Allegheny. Wheeling
won, scoring % runs 10 their opponents ii
Darrah, OF the 1T. Wayne. Ind, club, acted
az umpire This wss followed by a half.
mile foot race between a Steubenylle ann.
teur and q Pltsburghsr. the latter winning.
A mile walking race and mile bicycle race
followed. and this finished the contests, the
Others failing TO fill. No liquor was sold on
the ground, and the order preserved IVES ex.
eoilent, y notwithstanding the multitude
present. !. 1. .ar-lE. W.
Tho return trip WIS made without acct.
dent or incident, the train arriving In
Bridgeport at 10 o'clock in the evening. 4
The Opera House band took Its place In
the front rank Of the fifteen bands on the
grounds. g, l.s egriI -IsI71Ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-09
CITY MATTERS.
Bic, notes on Current Events OF Minor


d. Interest. "! ITO
Orr marriage license was issued Saturday.
TIE Cathedral festival commences at the
Capitol this evening. ,,
FIVE csacs were on the blato at midnight
for this mornings police court.
. A NAN named Long was fined 81 Saturday
by Squire Henry, for disturbing the peace.
TUE O. L. & W. II. II. have oh.aged their
time table. The nav one appears In this Issue.
The Michaul1 Coal lIoiater Company, OF
Pittsburgh, was chartered Saturday by Score
tary Of State Stalnaker. GU IN
AK intoxicated man fell of the Elm Grove
car nesr tho Peninsula lsst evening, but was
fortunately not hurt much. .g5
TIE Council committees on Fire Depart.
ment, Health, Markets and City Prison meet
this evening, and Council tomorrow eveE-
lux. Il M5 Z.
SOME OF the finest and largest Strawberries
evar Bsen In this city were In Market eatur'
day. They were OF tho "grccn PROLIFIC va
riety. 49,
Lou RgyyoLp, was j,iled by Squire, Cald.
well Saturday In default OF $500 bond, on a
charge OF stealing q bride from Mr. b. X.
Wallace. ".
LooAv TsInE OF gsd Men will parade the
streets this morning, headed by the Opera
House band. and ulLerward give picnic on
the State Fair Grounds. El5
TIE case Of the State against Tom Wilson
OF North Whcsling, charged with a murder.
Gus assault on his wits, was partly heart!
Saturday by eqa'le Phillips, and adjourned
till to-day.
AYoor RACE took place Saturday between
John Coppingor md william Burton, neal
tho Rlyerside mill. distance one hundred
yards, for pure OF $50. CopplnSer won BY
two yards.
The rate on tslegrams to New York, from
this city HIS hesn reduced TO IS cents and tc
Philadelphia 10 25 cents for ton words by
tho Western Union Telegraph Company
This Is reduction OF 8 csnts on each.
HANNAH Fl1znaMoEs. character vel
known to tho police. raised considerable OK
citemeut Saturday night near the Marke
strest bridge by getting drunk, lying dow
in her houie and yelling murder ill c'owt
collected.
Mr.. J. NJ. PAUL.. Of Cadiz, hna recent.
taken charge Of tho Hanover Hotel, at Mar
tins Ferry. Mr.. PAUL has retltted and re
furnished the establishment thropghOut,an
gives every egsurance Of that rsrs quality 0
q man who knows how TO keep hotel. /.