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II suppose" said Farcy, yon will
grant me my last request"
"Yes,n
"Then let me 20 to the ball. !
would like to have waltz before /
die
His request shall be granted, ?
said the presidents brother. AWho
could refuse a dying mans request
Bring him here; he shall dance with
my daughter"
And it was done. The last mo-
ments Of his life were spent on the
ball room floor.
At 6 O'Clock the officer spoke
''The file is waiting said he.
"Let us co. said Farcy. He sa-
lutcd the dancers and withdrew.
When he reached the ground where
the file was waiting him, he refused
to allow his eyes to be bandaged, and
demanded permission to give the
word Of command
May all journalists do as | have
done,n he said; sit is their duty
Then, folding his arms, he cried:
Fire I"
The crash Of muskcts rang out on
the morning air. Camille Farcy fell
dead, pierced with balls.
The vengenee of General Forge
mol was accomplished
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yyhen the BELL Rings.
TOMS THAT WAKE FoND MEMORIES or
THE oLDEN TIMES.

The day had passed YEARLY away,
and no longer the rays Of the sun
left their impress upon the floor, or
kissed the face Of the suffer who was
lying soil upon the bed. The shad-
ows Of evening gathering, and the
chill OF the twilight air seemed to
rouse the little one who asked to
know the hour
1T is o'clock, dear said the mo-
Their, whose darling must soon 90
away 50 far that it seemed as if eter-
fly could hardly reunite them.
'All the bells will ring at Q, moth
er and | do so want to hear the bell
once again, said the little one, whose
face lighted up at the thought, and
as Immediately grew shadowy as
pain in its acuteness cut another cord
which bound humanity to eternity,
Eyes my dear. The bell will ring
at 8, but do not speakas if your was
dying, my child, because you want
to get well, don't your
"Yes, mamma, | would like to
bat ] feel that | am going away, and
and the little head feel back
and the sentence was unfinished.
The day wore on. Not a sound
had escaped from the little sufferer,
and the clock was pointing the hour
ofG. The mother looked anxio,sly
at the child and listened with aching
heart for the sound of the old church
bell, which something seemed to say
was to take her darling away at its
call. Sometimes hearts so full Of
sympathy and love expand until the
strain overpowers our nature, aud
leaves lis Il shattered wreck which
neither time nor association car re-
pair, requiring the passing OF the
soul through the veil which separ-
ates here and beyond, to claim that
which has preceded us. 20, mother
l hear the bell, said the little one as
the sound rang out loud and clear
upon the air; sand, mamma, when !
I'm gone you viii think Of me when
the bells ring, won't you, mammal
The mothers heart, fast breaking I'M
der the strain, could make but one
reply, and clasping her darling, she
held herin fond embrace as though
the white-winged spirits would take
her away before the time AS the
bell ceased smile crossed the face
of the little one, and with voice
full ofearnest feeling, she murmured /:
Goodbye, mamma, | shall look for
you when the bell rings and then
fell asleep. Angels carried her away
and crossed the dark river with their
precious burden, but the sound Of
the old church bell still remains sa-
cred to one heart and, ever with its
singing, seems to unite the mortal
with the immortal, the seen with the
unknown. Ring, on: sweet bells
You awaken memories in our heart
which bring us to nobler thought
and action, and even as we hear your
ringing, we remember those who left
us at your call.
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SILK vELvETs.

We have just received a full line Of
l9-lDch Silk Velvets
in the following desirable shades.
Seal Brown, Emerald,
Navy Blue. Myrtle,
Spanish Brown. Electric,
Roy al Blue, Olive,
avana Crown, Drabs,
Garnets (6shades, Wines,
EGYPTIAN REDS e shades
These are of our own importation, superb
quality, beautiful effects and much better
than we can buy in the market to pay to sell
for this price.
$I.50 Per Yard.
Special Bargains in Dress Goods. -50inch
all wool Fouler in the following colors; black,
seal brown, Myrtal Green, navy blue, 75cts
per yard These goods have heretofore been
considered chap on our counters at ST. per
yard.
50 Pieces Dress Goods.
All Wool Serges and Shooda Cloth, fine
quality, in the following desirable shades:
Seal Brown, Havana Brown,
Plum Myrtle Green,
Navy Blue, Cardinel,
Garnet, Drega of Wine,
Sapphire Blue, French Blue.
Only soc. PER YARD
A genuine Bargain in Dress Goods.
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Ell. Nxe,a.As,sice TO Parents.

DO not cor family tell your boy
chow tall / is-that he grows
like weed and finally make him
think that heis agiraf If You keep
il up Won viii finally make a round
shouldercd, awkward, hashful bean
pole out Of q mighty good-looking
! boy. Ifeyery tall boyin this country
viii agree to lick every woodenheaded
man who tells him show he does
grow . will agree to hold the coat
oc said tall boy. / am now dealing
With a subject Of which happen to
h. Informed. The same rule applies
t. girls as well Ifyou want to make
your daughter fall over the piano and
yearn to climb tree whenever she
secs anyone come toward the house
tll her"what 4 great swalloping tom
10y She Is getting to be-" In this
way if her parents actjudiciousiy and
j. concert, we can soon have anatlon
ofyoung men and woman whose man
~ md carriage wiz be as beauti-
e. nd symmetrical as the plaster
cast on sore toe.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best bloc purifier and system reeulat-
or ever placed within the reach of suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactiv-
ity Of the Liver, Rilliousness, Jaundice
Constipation, Week Kidneys, or any disease
Of the urinary organs, or whoever requires
an appetizer tonic or mild stimulant, will
always find Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known They act surely and
quickly every bottle guaranteed to give en-
tire uisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by e. G Williams & Bro
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The Irishman and the Pig

Aso - ASs' - - - eessNA Univ
A Yorkshireman having killed a
pig, and not wishing to divide with
the neighbors, rs was the custom,
said to his man, (who was an Irish
man)
"Mike,i if give the neighbors, who
have given to me, piece of pork, /
will have none for myself Can you
tell me what am | to do p
"Bedad, sir" said Mike, ''its my
self that can do that same thing
"Good,' said the Yorkshireman,
looking at Mike aud rubbing his
hands. "Now tell me what | am to
do"
Faith, sir" said Mike, ''sure and
when the crather is cleaned, just be
after hanging it against the door,
where very mothers son of them
will see it, and early in the morning,
before any one is about, get up and
take in yer pig and hide it away.
Thin, when yourneighbors come, just
be after telling 'em that the pig was
sthole."
"Capital idea, Mike !" exclaimed
the Yorkshireman; Ell do, it by
Jove."
SO when the pig was cleaned it
was hung up outside, so that the
neighbors might see it. The coun-
tryman anxiously awaited the APP
proach of night, and at last retired
to bed, but not to sleep. Mike, I'M
der cover of the darkness of the
night, crept round the house and
stole the pig. What was the aston
ishment of Yorky, when at an early
hour, he rose to hide away his pig,
and found no pig there, can be bet
ter imagined than described. Mike
came in with his "top o'the mornin'
to We, sir" and giving him know
ing wink, said:
Master, how about the pig p
"Well, Mike, the pig was stolen
in reality"
Faith, and that sounds just as
natural as if you he'd lost your pig"
said Mike, with another knowing
wink.
"But, you blockhead, | tell you
the pig was stolen.
Faith, and be CORY, the sorry a
bit O me thought you could act so
well. Just stick to that; it's as nat
ural as life"
''By George, "roared the now irato
Yorkshireman, ~ tell you the pig
was stolen !"
"Ochl be jabers," said Paddy,
Estick to it, and yer Majors will be-
lave yer, and sorry bit of it they'll
get. Faith / didn't think, We could
do it so we'll"
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HOSIERY Department.
SEVEN SPECIAL BARGAINS.


40 dozen Ladies Pin-strpe Hose, full regular
make. l5c per pair, a prs for soc.
40 doz Ladies' Fine Striped Hose, full reg
ular made, 1Gc pr, prs for ST.
40 doz Ladies Black Ingram Hose Make
split. feet, full regular made, only 25c per
pair:
q doz Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, full fash
loned, extra long, extra fine quality,
French toes, only 25c per pair
40 doz Childrens Black Ribbed Hose, full
regular made, white heels and toes, all size,
{ to 81, only 2oc.
so doz Mems British Half Hose, full reg
ular made and gussetted, double heels an ds
pairs for soc.
Fifty doz Mems Solid Color Half Hose,
mako" Spliced feet, in Garnet, Navy blue
and Seal Brown, Csc per pair.
Mems two-button Cherrean Kid Gloves fine
quality, cable sewed every pair warranted
in our selection of fall and winter shades.
81 so per pair
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SPECIALS
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
WASHINGTON, D. C.

80 pieces Of "Muscoviies" or rep ottoman
silks
10 Navy Blue, Seal Brown, Marine, Dark
Green, Purple, Light Blue, Gold, Brown,
Terra, Prune, Sky Blue ard Pink orly so
cts per yard
Colored Satins at Boots per yard.
In light brown, light green. Myrtle, olive,
sage, bronze, Gold and Black, only Scots
per yard. Greatest bargains in Colored sat-
ms yet shswn.
lS-inch black silk, SOC. per yard. Particu-
larry suitable for Innings, Sham Skirts, etc.
ELBERON TWILL vELVETEENS.
in marino, navy blue, wine myrtle, garnet,
beige, dark gray, light gray, three shades
brown, and black. Only Shipper yard.
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Ed. Jennings, colored, at Rich
mond, Ky, voted the Democratic
ticket. The indignant colored Re
pubIcans became SO enraged that
they assaulted and shot at him sever
al times, and gave him severe beat
ing, but did not kill him
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reduced
al If by yourn
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There, nowl' cried q little girl,
Whale rummaging q drawer in q bur-
Gu, grandpa has gone t.. heaven
without bis glasses
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LACE CURTAINS.

300 pairs Of White and Ecru Nottingham
Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, in different
STYLES, splendid value, only CSC per pair.
40 pairs White and Ecru Nottingham Lace
Curtains, yards long, handsome patterns,
81 % per pair 30 pairs White and Ecru
Nottingham Lacs Curtains, l-2 yards long
good patterns, only So per pair.
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5000 Yards cretonnes.

Splendid assortment of patterns, only III 2
cts. per yard A Crstonnes. figured and
cross stripes, l5c worth lsc. "A Cretonnes,
monte figures, l8c. worth 5c A English
Cretonnes, 3oc, worth 81 l-3.
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Money Goods must
Of please following see ia
If you can't come ani order by naghbor
and
Fine Brown Mcin. 81
,Co % n,hs ."""."." "..-""~"."." ;, Il . " !"
1000 Androsco gin ....."...-~"."..
90 Gngam.
1000 Best IA
Line ma price. l2i
an Cheapest Of
yard
DrssG ureduc IN
viii give you Prices 'O''
Inch vide Black Lace Bnng only 70 cents worth
Our as cent Back Ca Gsm S III good
OTTOMAN CLOTH, Cur MERNo HENRIETTA CLoTH ALMA
CLOTH, GAzELLE CLOTH, TAMsE CLoTn
many guarantee you per cent We
Pacific oo.checos
other
1000 Yards Real Indigo Blue Cacoes only Cents worth and 10 Cts
byour other friends. Black Prints only 2 cents
100 Large White Crochet Quilts rs 81 co. 81
c wear u "a. any price ice to close so them n out a
Hose
oHILDRENs HOSE IN ALL OOLORs, SIZES AND PRICES
Stock Swiss EmSrders Hamburg Edges
can't beteatin Style Quantity and Price
hrstclas house in this city
all Sizes Colors and Prices any Price
100 Gents Sun Sears only
SPECIAL BARGAIN KID GLOVES SEVEN Hook
CENTS WORTH $125 BLACK CoIoRs.
on , JOB % 9v from S0 @Gs3 W % their a % Yard Wide P
Finn fac, We s s a v" keep Large Stock and prizes invariably the Lowest
many soliciting early a prices
which for 80 Days only, from this date,
HI. G. BERRY, & Co.,
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A GENUINE BARGAIN IN
SURAH SILKS.

In new fall and winter shades, 2o-inch wide,
all silk Surah at
ga cents per yard.
The greatest bargain ye- shown in Surah
Silk Snrahs are fast becoming popular and
better appreciated every season and are the
fashionable plain silk abroad for combina.
tons, trimmings, etc. Being of a rich, soft
finish, extremely durable and easily draped,
make them particularly desirable We re-
specially invite your inspection
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A cool v.
A Cave That pnrn,, x.d tbs po,lcu cous,

a INV Aaek NtuI
vi faag Yeaierdny. S',I.
David Join! was arrested by oGi:o. Ken.
nety, OF the Eighth ward, on Monday sven.
log on warrant issuei by tbs police cbur.,
and was srfsiSasi in pollos court yesterday
morning on charge Of ilIlordsrly toaAnor.
Judge Jtif!ta. sa usunl, read tns chssse
against tbs prisoner, and asked; s. lgf'
"Aro you ready for trlai?' &,
Joint ssih be was ready. 80
"What do yon know hbou. this casl2' the
JUDGE asked ONicer Kennedy. a
"Why, juss tell you low II wes: You zee,
was standing In B!ices drug store door,
when this beer fellow thres puow bali q.
another man, l"E EE
Tbs Court looked around a. the crowd 10
SEQ II It was awake, and then opened Ito eyes
wide and looksd back a. Kennedy, who Goa.
tinusd: A81p s=5f'ET EgI .ITI,-.
-t.srhs other tsllow, no threw snow bsll
buck, and bit Joint hers.n i'lttA
The Court fattlys!y piaeAsd itaslt bu. the
etti ser went OF ,I.ytHU r.. .lf@
"rhstmade 1elnt mad, and he mounted the
other fellow and give him a pummslipg. ]
in,ertsred, but Joint ran" Ga-'.
Tho silence OK the gave reigned over the
usually noisy audience, and tho d!tls,eat
officers Of tho court looked at Kennedy md
at each other, with APPLYING air " hich sald
palmer than words, lG'7 .E ss0's
poor fellow Has stark erizy y
Finally Judge Jehsrs recovered suGlc!easly
10 asst, SsTffE0 T|tlJ -
"Whst did | understand vou to Esy thia
man throw ri tto ,othsr msn p l@'ag
"a suow bal, 'Sgsid Ksnnedy. .....
Tho Jndgs moppsd the perspira.ion from
his lace. and In irc1e,sed perplexity per
sisted WI 4. = sfA.s
And the other man thren 80 e"
"He threw a sno6basl, too" the 0ili:er
repeated. $3.50 T. J
"He did ~ j.
Yes, Sir, aud hit joint and Joint got mad
and pounded him." ='la.
Suddenly aglaam Of understanding lisn!ed
the face OF the caurt.' s1.Er q : +
When wss Ill tais." T
"Lsst winter u Mi @Fl=rIFh,z
"Os" I.. #=Hrt
"Hus Joint run, and never ssca him
again till last night" Il ,gt -
II foe you IS and ccs:s," ss.d Judge
Jeiists, with su air OF discrimination. J,,
joint paid the 4 30, and looked around az Il
alta loss 10 know whr. the crowd vas laugh
ing ct. a 49,
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He WAS no: DHSwaED.
Sudden Disappearance " n SieubenVllle
EaNr-- EerrSmAu.

5uAAcA Va - CkcuOSAA sAAsS
$3.50 Ferry man.
The steubenyiile Herald Of last evening has
The following: At s o'clock this morning
David Waugh, formerly Of Wsllsburg, now
proprietor Of tic rolling mill ferry, left bis
home near the landing on the Virginia side,
telling his wife that be YVES going 10 raise steam
On the ferry md to send his son down
rho.tly. Not long after his son went down
10 the boat, bat was unable 10 find his father.
Alter SEARCHING the beat the hat which he
had worn and eomo tools were found on tho
wheel below. From this discovery 1t WINS
supposed that the missing man had attempted
to repair the wheel, had fallen in the river
and was drowned. The report soon epiead
and q crowd collected and began dragging
the river aith hooks and large ssine.
Those hunting for the body were mystG,d
that a man could drown in the low s,ags OF
water at that point, which 10 no more than
four CT Ave feet in depth, or II drowned why
The body could not DO found, ns the bottom
OF the liver Is clearly visible. 1tlesked out
that the bsst suit, Of clothes, shoes, pocket
book and ferry accounts Of the man wero
also missing from the house. Hearing
this the searsh in the water ceased. It ia
rumoyed that 1t WAS an eiopement, but az
no woman in TINT neiehborhocd has disap-
pesrsd that is probably csnard. It Ia
known, however, that Waugh Is IN debt ior
psrt Of the coat OF the ferry boat and 1t III fair
to supposs that the trick was deyisad in oroer
10 give him tims 10 leave the neighborhood.
The family doesn't manifest much anxiety.
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STATE Asa vsS.S.rr.
Eecent DoanSs o: Wee, v!rg!ainns and
n M Their AeiEilharn. mn ~


Their heigibors. ..2 '.,
The Csdiz camp meeting this yssr Is re-
ported to hRvo been quite financial, social
aud religious SUCCESS. The weather vss
favorable. tho attendance very large, the
order frs. class and the preaching decidedly
good. #el.5 :.
General B. F. Kelly, one of the vios.
ptss'dants OF the Society Of the Army OF
West Virginia and veteran identificd With
the military record Of Cnmserland, Md, hiss
arrived st ihat city end will rGmsia Tiers
until slter The coming reunion, whiah opeus
two weeks from yesterday. M
Ths catalogue OF the West Virginia Central
Agricultural and Mechanical Society ior its
eighteenth fair, 10 be bold st C!srksburg SEP
tember 16. II aad IL, has bee. received ct
this otlice. The sir to Ee given BY this &C.
ciety this ceeson pronisss to be fer superior
TO any ever given by II. before. The Clsrks-
burg faira are generally acknowledged to be
the beat given II the State, outside OF Wheel
ing. f,.s
4nothsr one Of the famous Pennyroysl
Asnnions commences at Centre School grove,
10 Oxford Township, Guernsey county, O ITO,
to-day, and continues for two days. The at,
dress oil welcome will be delivered BY D. G.
Aenna, Eqn and responded to by Hon. n
B.. scost, OF This city. A basket dinner will
follow. In the afternoon Hon. VIM Burton,
tho PRECEDENT, and Hon. J. D. Taylor will
deliver addresses, and there will be imp,omp.
to renarkp. 10 the eysGins ENTERTAIN m cnis
WI be given at Fa!ryiev. TheYe will be on
exhibition large number Of rsllcs-.emiId.
era OF tha earlier dsys Of Pennysoysldom.
Ths philippi Pldindtalef IN rgesk!ng Of that
place says .hst /. is .estinel 10 S-"aGe one
Of the greatest stock chipping points /, th,,--
country. II Is more tsyorab!y situated for
the shipment OF ell the stock taken from ,ha:
county than any other point, The whole Of
Upshur comfy, IS well &C Randolph and
Pocshontas, is nearer market through there
than through any point on tho Baltimore 4
Ohio or sny other road. Tic freight rate
from thsts to, Rrit!nota or any other mar
ke', is as low as can ba obtained from apy
othe. shipping point within zesch Of these
psople. ;5t,t5 ~ .z-35G.t35 : n
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THE FAIR SWINDLER3
MADAME PAULINE woarHlNaroN
Arrives. In the City from Philadelphia
i In Custody OF Two u. y. Officers and
In Mt once Committed TO thc
County JNil-Ifer Il ppcarance.

"Madnms Pauline Worthing.on," The fair
swiudlsr wSp Ia known By different ala, In
each OF the many tosna In which she has
operated her yAriops fraudulent Bchsmes,
arrived Ia the city yesterday nornirg from
Phlladclphla, in charge OF Deputy U. 8.
Murshals Williem Renter aud Fetree., $50
wAs taken 10 v. S.GCommisslener Forbes
ultice, aud from there 10 tho county jati.
Though prisoner, abe Ia treated with con-
federation, and hAsytry comfortable qusttesa
IN tho residence portion OF tho building, In
ted garter fIfinetly used Us tho debtors'
prlEon, d 7GEH.t
Madame Worlhlngton, or Mira. L Eastman,
or Whatever h6r nnnie.is, seemed IN u very
chsstfnl irams 81 mind, though shs 10 hin.
lef than when aha 1Juriahsd hero 60 PIN.
cipal OF the Academy oil ,hs MosaIo Al.
Society," and wears D plain calico wrapper
instGsd Of the nsat blue priuces costume
which ths used TO wear on the stsssr. Hss
baby 10 With hsr. as shs pasaed her old
studio ut 1924 tnsp!ino street, sho re-.
marked to Deputy Msfshal Ramp that
Things iouk very familiar around here"
nut HItLE TArr. .tI.l
a reporter called at the jul 10 inioyyisw
tae MSdanie .yts.erdty. Bns was ia bid.
ding the Philadelphia CfIicors IN tttsclion-
ate farewell, and lhankitg them for their
courtesy and the caro- they had .sksn OF her
child. ehe IL aspolite and fascinating Oh Of
old, ititsi fair. Mona OF hos former dssr pu.
pils have callsd on her. Probably none OF
tGsm will. She has retained Col. ". W. Ar.
NIT to defend her, and lie has instructed her
not to talk TO reporters or anybody else
without bis knowledge or consent. Shc /.
sharp suoughto obey this order strictly.
The charge on which the fair prisoner IL
held Ia using the U. 8. mnils 10 swipdlp. Sse
WAS we'll possed Oh tho law on this sub act,
aud thought shs wan avoiding 1t, but 1t viii
rsmsia 10 bs seen whether she was careful
s,,p,h Hr.|. PEI. ~ ~.
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CITY MATTERS.


f. j is -
Tnr Municipal Court meets hse!n Today.
Tux members OF the Fire Department have
received their July pay. 'lf
Tnx Democratic Congregational Convention
msea at Nav Martinayills tomorrow.
YEgTrRDAY Was regular out ard out
lcolchsr.. Every one and everything suffered
with The heat. ljs (. lts n * sii8
THr Esidhatdt excursion 10 Eiaga-s Falls,
which lei. ycatertsy morning st 1880. Was
very well pstronizsd. IA, lG 'tii}}
WArxnMEL,ss nrc abundant and cheap
and neatly all 80 far recs!yed this year ore Of
unuSusfiy good quality. &iJ
CHlkr or POLICE BzsNErT has At The City
Building tho nlbnm btUlsn by G Hneak thlei
lAat week from Rsv. NJ. Heinz, OF Bellaire,
together with an order On the treasurer of
the church. Ut5i5# ts5lEgt
"THE Nations Elected Fuamskers,n Bar
low & Wi!ton'a mammoth Ministries, ais
billed for the 0?sra House next Monday
night, Tha moro announcement will! draw
0 good audience. flytJ.4
The "Hsppy Eight" last evening presented
to Mayors bras nsnd set 81 elegant niekla
plated band lamps. The band was out last
night Ie,ena1ing several OF ita iriends, and
for new organization 1t makes extra good
music. Nh5 a 1,a,H... iEsst'U
the Beach Glen Sunday School contem.
plate giving An entertainment at the park
next week, the programme OF which will
! cassi II mlaicAl hnd literary performances
and tsblesu1. II will DO given In the music
pavilion. at
a s7slNdKR, vhlle Walking along Main
slres: yesterday afternoon, WAS overcome by
| the intense htssrild Lad TO he tskon into
the wholesale hoass Of Boyd j. Miller. Res.
toratiyts weIs applied and he was soon able
to proceed. He did no: give his asms. ~
Tux eewer opening on the corner Of Main
and Sixteenth streets ~ so stopped up thas
tho water hlls the cutters for 9 third oil d
iousre on each street. This serious atate oil
tit.irs 10 tho sntjsst Of mnoh complaint In
tbs neigutoshoou, and should be promptly
remedied. .I ..#0I y
Mrs. Aucx HAosEgrI, one OF the oldes
rssIdsnls al ,hia city, died las. night II. sr .
lengthy illness, ehe was very charitabls Il
the roor. and had rlsay ftlcEds among then
In this nifty. Among hes children are Mrs
Mary Webb and Mrs. William Zimmerman
Of this city, and Mrs. =. F. Bond, Of Cum
bsrlaId. ,5.l-. ny
For the rast week the freight train on tn
Ohio River road arriving hers IN the morn
lins has been Bringing up anywhere from
two 10 six car loads OF water melons. They ar
river meons and are co swee, and luoicus
Isny that come to this market. They ar
lr6wn slong tao bottoms between here ant
Paske!sbuIg and were formerly shipped her
lin bargts. They are now received In
iyesher Ind mtfcr better condition than fos
m,Tiy, 10 tho sun does not get chance Il
beat on them Tor several hours on their wa.