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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

CAIno, April Gel Mshdi has summoned
tie Emir Of Bsebes 10 20 wi,h his army 70
BLartoum to assist in quelling revoltefs.
LosDos, April Cit is believed that the
Rothschilds viii advance temporary loan
TO 100000 recently agreed upon.
Lospos, April 6.-Tbiry thous.od vol
tters altogether took part In the manosrs
at Brighton. Dover and Aldershot
Bis6op Coffin (Csiholic), Of Southvsst.
England, is desd. Aged Sc.
BEELIs, April G.-Prince Bismarck has
gone to Schoenhsuseu TO arrange for taking
possession of the eststs presented bin %
bis birthday BY the people Of Germauy.
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Are more intimately connected with sound
stomach and good condition of the blood
than most people suppose. Thin blood
means weakness, lsnguor and misery. A
dyspeptic stomach means al the honor you
can think Of Browns Iron Bitters meaus
enriched blood, good digestion, healthy sp-
petite, sweet sleep and vigorous strength.
Mr.. Henry Hallam, South l7th street, ST.
Louis, says, Browns Iron Bt,ers relieved
me of dyspepsia, purified my blood, and
gave me an appetite" Thousands Of others
3estify in the same way.
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A Remarkable Case.

Mrs. Henry Ellis, 500 Scott street, Mil
waukee, Wisconsin, writes: DIR. 5. Is.
Hartman 4 Co., Columbus, o.; am in
duced by sense Of duty to the suffering 10
make brief statement Of your remarkable
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sufferer from the various annoying and dis
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caused me TO be confined TO my bed for q
long time, being even too weak to even bear
my weight upon my feet ] was treated by
the most reputable physicians in our city,
each and all saying they could do nothing
for me. had given up all hopes Of ever
being well In this condition began 10
take your MAyALIs PERUNA, and l am most
happy to say in three months was perfect
ly well-entirely cured, without any ap-
pliances or support Of any kind"
Mr.. g. A. Prochl, New Portage, Summit
county, Ohio, writes: my wife has been
sick for about FIVE fears. IN the first place
the doctor called it leucorrhea and treated
it about one year, and she grew worse and
turned to liberation OF the womb, and was
treated for that two years, but she grew
worse and the doctor gave her up. Then /
cmptOfeu LIZ. OuuctNOVus ouc VI tur OCcb
doctors Of Akron but under his treatment
she grew worse. She was paralyzed: she
had lost all the sense Of feeling and her
eyesight She could not walk for nearly
two years. About SIX months ago Under.
wood gave her up. She tried your PEHUyA.
She has taken three bottles. and it did her
more good than any other medicine. The
paralysis has about left her; her eyesght il
getting better. We Will continue the use Of
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Mr.. Isaac Nicodemus, Schellsbufg, Bed
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as q sufferer Of catarrh in my head and
throat Idoctored with one of tae best ply
sicians in our place for that dreaded disease,
cstarrh, and found no relief Bat in 1883
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neither eat nor sleep. PEsrsA and MAsA
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Mr. L W. Wood. Mt Sterling, Ohio. sayE
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Observation-Disclosures

WASHINGTON, March 7.-l:30 8. m.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee light rain,
partly cloudy weather, southerly winds,
slightly warmer in the east portions, nearly
stationary temperature in the west portion,
falling, followed in the west portion by ris-
ing barometer.
For the Lower Lake region tair weather
followed by increasing cloudiness and light
rain, slightly warmer, essterly shifting to
Eoufherly winds, lower barometer.
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ELEcTloN RESULTS.
The "Grand Old Party Must Go.
Speeial 10 Us ReQistr. -


ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., April 6.-The mas
exciting election ever held in this township
was held here to-day. The Republicans
making extraordinary efforts to get ont
their votes and entice weakened Dsmo'
Gratis to scratch and contiderable oft was
done. The result astonished the long woods
and curly woods who pulled in their horns
when the vote showed the entire Democratic
ticket victorious by increased majorities.
The "Grsnd Old Party" must 60 with jim
Blaine, says Richland township.
s,eubsnvilIe Election.
Special 10 the Register.
SrEUBENv1LLE, ONO, April 6.-Returns
from all wards show clean sweep for the
Republicans. Opperman, Republican can
didate for Mayor, has majority over An
drews, Democrat, of 1872. Republicans also
elect entire eight Councilmen, all assessors
and township officers. Daniel McConyille,
appointed sixth Auditor of the United
States Treasury by President Cleveland,
and James McConville, present Democratic
Mayor, his brother, used all their influence
and spent money to defeat Andrews, Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor. This was done
because Andrews belonged to the Pendle-
ton faction of the Democratic party. They
are responsible for the defeat of the Demo
cratic party to-day and have disrupted the
party so badly that it will take years to re-
unite il.
Democratic victory In Michigan.
DETROIT, April 6.-The election to-day
in this State passsd off quietly, besides the
city and township officers electors voted for
Justice of the Supreme Court and Regents
of the University. Less than half the full
vote was cast in this city, and light vote
was piled throughout the State.
In the city Morse, Democratic
candidate for Justice received majority of
5,298 over Judge Cooley, Republican
and Prohibitionist, with one precinct to hear
from, which is strongly Democratic. One
hundred and eighty.tour precincts heard
from in the State outside OF Detroit give
Democratic majority of 4,2O7. At the elec-
rion last fall the same precincts gave Re,
publican majority of 2 225. At midnight
&c night the Free Preos, Dem, claims TO-
900 and the Polt, Rep, concedeC Demo
cratic victory.
Republican Gains In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, April 6.-The majority of
7Walcut, Republican, for Mayor will be about
1000. Blaine carried the city by 572.
The balance of the ticket is elected by
maiorities of from two to eight hundred,
with Council and School Board. Towns
within a radius of fifty miles, which have
been going Democratic by small majorities,
are reported Republican.
CINCINNATI, April 6.--Tte city election
today was remarkably close, but at one
o'clock the indications were that Amor
Smith, Jr., Republican candidate for Mayor,
was elected by small majority. The bal-
ance of the ticket is in doubt.
TOLEDO, April 6.-Municipal election to-
day was very close and q mixed ticket is
probably elected. Mr.. Walbridge, Republi-
can candidate for Mayor, claims a small
majority.
DAYTON, April 6.-The Democratic city
ticket was elected by 300 majority.
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Firsin the Portsmouth Navy Yard.

NORFOLK, Va, April 6.-The fire in the
pain. shop at the navy yard yesterday burn
ed so fercely that at the outset the whole
efforts Of the FIRE departments of the yard
and of the city OF Portsmouth, with the
sailors and marines of all the vessels at the
yard were directed to saving the adjoining
BUILDINGS. After burning for three hours
he walls of the building fell. The follow
ing pe1sons were injured: Ensign Payer,
of the Saratoga, was badly burned about the
face and arms; +. Stobbard, sailor, of the
Saratoga, leg and arm broken; Domingo
Lawrence, watchman, both arms broken;
Thomas Ryder, citizen. both legs broken
and probably fatally injured; Patrick Casey,
leg broken and severely burned. The fire
originated from spontaneous combustion in
the paint shop.
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EonI Play Susnected.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, April 6.-P. Joyce
IS years old, was burned in his dwelling last
night, IA miles from Ashville, together with
his three-yearold daughter and Miss Rice,
40 years old. The dwelling with sll its con-
tents was consumed. Foul play is suspect
ed When the FIRE was discovered there
only remained Of the dwelling a shoulder
ing heap Of ashes. Great excitement pre-
r-a,la
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A Terrible Fire.

ST. LOUIS, April GA Post-DispatCh
special from Chattanooga, Tenn, says: News
reached here that very disastrous FIRE oc.
Cured at Naryville, Blount county, Tenn,
early this morning. Details are lacking
but it is understood the court house and rec
ords and leading business houses ofthe town
were consumed. Engines from Knoxville,
sixteen miles distant, were telegrsphed for
and they saved the town from total destruc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07
A MINE HORROR
In Pennsylvania-A Colliery Caves In, En-
tombing Ten Miners.

In Pennsylvania-A Colliery Caves In En-
tombing Ten Miners.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, April 6.-The colliery
owned by Horton 4 Co., was reported caved
in to day, entombing ten miners. The
names of the entombed men are as follows:
Frank Mclaughlin, William Anderson,
Henry Mervine, John Anderson, Ben.
jamiR Msurer, Nicholas Purdell, Barney
Smith, Michal Herrity, Daniel Kenny, John
c. Ksvsnaugh. The men all have families,
and the cries Of wives and children fill the
air, and are heartrending. Exploring parties
report the mine complete wreck and all hope
OF recovering the imprisoned miners alive
abandoned. The slope is 700 feet and di-
Yided into four lifts. The men are in the
lower lift and the mine is closed to the bot
tom of the first lift; 400 feet. The acci-
dent was caused by timbers giving away.
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LOgan's Attack on Harrison.

'HcACO, April 6.-The morning papers
tliest an inclination to ignore the attack
General Logan upon Mayor Harrison at
tIday nights meeting, although the Tn
+ consPicuOusly reprints a verbatim re-
OF General Logans remarks in its ed
Pai columns. Mayor Harrison is report
p saying to q Herald reporter that he
not read the attack; that he does not
bose to 20 on the wsrpsth, and that in
last campaign he styled Gen. Logan "a
her and coward" the latter in styling
liar, polroon aud coward is only 8
|ns schOOlboy's your another re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07
The Vegetables You Eat.

Asparagus is good diuretic. Sorrel is
cooling. Carrots are not very digestible.
Lettuce is narcotic. Celery is good for the
brain; and the onion is something you don't
want to eat when you are going courting.
IL you eat too much Of variety and get
dyspepsia, take Browns Iron Bitters and be
well. Mr.. A. Stevens. Woodberry, Mo-,
says Il had dyspepsia badly; used Browns
Iron Btters and felt great change for the
better after the first dose"
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The Mendelssohn.

Tomorrow night the famous Mendel'shon
Quintette Club, of Boston, in connection
with Mis- Cora Giese, the distinguished So
prsuo, win appear at the Opera House
under the management Of the Arion Sing
ing Society. The gentlemen who compose
this club are undoubtedly the finest company
of musicians in the world, and their enter
tainment tomorrow night viii be q treat to
Wheeling's music-loving people that will
doubtless be highly appreciated by them,
for which thanks are due the Arion Society.
A crowded house is almost an assured fact.
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The Divine Rhea.

That distinguished and popular actress,
Rhea, will appear at the Opera House on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, April
IA and Is, and Wednesday matines. The
Erst evening Arcadia" will be produced
and on Wednesday evening the American
Countess" and Wednesday matinee, The
Power Of Love-" There are all new plays
end are said to be fine, giving this charming
actress full sway for exhibiting her grand
dramatic powers. Full houses are assured
NJ each nerfnrmanca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07

'oV wish freedom from aches, pains,
etc Then purity the blood,
S,nen the urinary and digestive organs,
4, TP your broken down constitution By
u; GuysOtt's Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
|T;r.,. H. !, Is gratifying to know that among
=, "a! communities this simple, harm
1., ~, sleetl7e remedy, sells faster than
ny ny snubug bitters, iron medicines
ESI, slled 'd kidney cures. all Of which 50
n, svSSen and ruin the stomach, liver
Or. 80 sitneys by exciting these dei-
t1aS { unnatural aetiYitY.
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FYne Entertainment.

A full house greeted the appearance of
Race and Baird at the Chapline street rink.
last night, and they were afforded q good
and ENJOYABLE entertainment, which received
much applause. They make their second
appearance at the rink tonight, and q full
house viii no doubt witness their perform
ance, which is unique and novel
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John Kelly Ratter.

p YORK, April 6.-Park Commissioner
fnik', who visited John Kelly at Allan
Riy lat week, said this morning that he
PED Mr Kelly would in time be able to
<ne his regular duties. He Is taking
Taiks and making every effort to over
II his insomnia. At present be has to
SAiOral 10 induce sleep. His mind IS
lear as ever.
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Washington notes.

kcretary Lamar yesterday said that he
taken no action in the case of Miss Ada
II, pension agent at Chicago. Commits
ser OF Pensions Black said that he could
nothing for publication in regard to the
fer.
j.. McConyille, of Ohio, yesterday took
bath Of office and qualified as Sixth AS
mi Auditor General.
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Miners and Laborers on Strike.

WnKEsBARRE, April 5.-The miners and
laborers employed BY e. B. Msrkle 4 Co..
at Highland, have gone out and have joined
the strikers at Jeddo. They demand 81 per
day for rock work Of one foot thickness and
s. per yard for that Of two feet thickness.
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A SHOOTING AFFRAY
Results In the Killing of Little Girl and
Wounding n Man.
Special b ne Regisiel

PESSsBoRo, W. Va, April 6.-Doetor
Martin and babe" Timmons had an alser-
cation last night ever forty cent debt due
Martin which resulted in shooting afftsy.
Martin shot Tmmins in the right leg and a
misaimed ball from Tmmonsi pistol hit
Martins twelve yearold daughter in the
abdomen, resulting in her death an hour
later. Marin was drunk and insigsted
the row.
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A roRNER invalid writes: a was

A FoRxER invalid writes: Il was greatly
reduced in health and strength. caused by
bad blood. had dozen boils in different
parts of my body, and suffered many sehes
and pains, while the least exertion gave me
great fatigue. / took three bottles OF DR.:
Guysotts yellow Dock and SsrsspaTisls and
am completely cured. AZ night | enjoy re.
treshipg dreamless slumber. and all day l
ieel energetic and strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07

A PARTY paid ten dollars for horse at
an auction sale. The horse was lame,
bruised all over, had the scratches and was
terribly "gslled." A bottle of Salvation
Oil, costing rs cents, was used, and in two
weeks you would not have known the ami
NAL 1t is now valued at two hundred
dollars aH
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Two ChiIdren saved by a Hero.

Bosrox, April 6.-Wilie and Edward
Kelly, eyed respectively 6 and 9 years, while
playing Yesterday on q yaeaRt lot fell
through s covering Of rotten boards into an
unused well 80 feet deep. Thomas DAILY OBJ
serving the accident descended into the
we'll, at the iminent peril Of his life, by
cEngipg to the cracks in the masonry. he
reached the bottom and managed to sustain
the children's heads above water until assist
ance summoned BY his outcries reached
him. All three were saved, but DAILY,
Wbsn taken out, was completely exhausted.
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Fatal Fight Between n Woman and Her
Brother.

ST. Louis, April 6.-In camp. near
Mexico, Andrian county, there occurred
this evening a desperate combat between
woman and man, which, in all probability,
will prove fatal to both. Two brothers
named Thorp, with their families, on their
way from Illinois to Kansas, csmped near
Mexico, and to-day the two men went into
town and got drunk. One Of the brothers,
William, returned to camp, and his brother 8
wife reproached him for getting drunk. He
resented the reproaches, abused the woman,
and tried to brain her with q club, She
defended herself with knife, inficting Eve
wounds, which viii, the physicians say,
prove fatal. The woman was struck on
the head several times and her skull frac-
tured. The children and the other woman
witnessed the fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07

CEErAIs druggist begin to complain that
the only cough remedy they can sell Is Dr.
Wissar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. This
goes TO prove that intelligent people are de,
Jermined 20 get the best cure torcoughs
colds and consumption. and viii not take .
slbstitute.
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Charlie. w. Dprant Dead.

ES YORK, April 6.-Charles W. Durant,
Millionaire ex.president of the Chicago,
Island and Pacific railway company,
me supreme Court ten years ago ad-
% 10 be lunstie, died yesterday at the
ol his son, Fred. c. Durant.
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D.ath OF a Niece of Horace Greeley,

NEW YoRx, April 6.-Miss Margaret
Cleveland, niece Of Horace Greeley, dled
at the Coleman House Yesterday morning,
of pneumonia. Her mother and sister and
Miss Gabrielle Greeley were present at her
bedside. Miss Cleveland was contributor
N the Tribune.
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MRs LAxGrRYs FIRST appearaaee in Pab-
Hc wss as reader; she read Curing q
Cold" BY Mark Twain. In recent inter.
,;sw she said that she does not approve Of
h;s wav but for herself uses DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, Q sure cure every time.
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500 More ,Ia-in., -, .,,Inv.ll.

~ loRE, April S.-Active preparations
Progress at the Brooklyn navy yard
shipment of 500 more marines BY the
"a Acapulco. for AspinWal. The
1 e' sails tomorrow at noon. This
S ,E Will be made up of marines from
'n0us eastern navy Yards
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pnmoTsd Capture of Cooper,

BurrxoRE, April "A telephone mes
go from lawson states that il is rumored
there that Howard Cooper, the negro raw
isher, has been captured and Is now oeing
brought to Towson jail There Is as yes no
confirmation ofthe report. The pursaing
nsrty now numbers hundreds OF people. ~.
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FoR cure OF rheumatism, neuralgia in its
various phases of sciatica, tic douloureux,
semi-cranis, &C., and gout, use Salvation
Oil, thelgreate,t pain cure on earth. II is
9 specific for the above disease. Price Is
oanIa nor hott'a
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A sEu IDEA embraced il Ey's Csean
Balm. Casarrh is cured By eiesndng and
healing. not BY drying up Ithnot . Eqnid
or sniff. but is easily applied with the I'm
ger. Jts effect IL magical and thoeoogh
treatment will cnre the xoFss cases Price
so cents. At druggists 50 c<ns By mail
Ely Bros. 0wegs. n. 7.
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NEWARK, N. j., April 7.-Ex-Secretary
Frelinghuysen wss fully recovered last night
from the stupor which on Friday and Satur-
day caused his family so much anxiety. His
MUSICIAN thinks he may last several days,
and should there be no recurrence OF the
letbargy or other unusual symptoms, it is
possible that be may live q month, or until
he wastes away gradually. He does not
think he is going to die.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-14
Trying TO Qua. Fred Douglass.

Robert Pnrvis, who was associatea
with Lucfeiia Mott, Lloyd Garrison
and other eut rgetic anti-slav.r,
workers returned to day from q yi.i,
to President Cleveland, made 70 s..
cure the dismissal uf Fred Douglas.
as recorder OF deeds for the Dis,ric;
OF Columbia. He said to-ni,ht.
Douglass must go. He is an often
siva who made fry speeches for
Blaine before the election. and pow
IS trying to curry favor with Cleye.
land In speech, the other day b.
saih that nothing that Washington
Garfield or Lincoln had ever sail
surpassed tho words IF Presiden
Cleveland IN lis inaugural address
ihe President listened to me esrnes,
" ana .ook tie papers l had. He
hss said that II coloied manCf uits-
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-14

The Mayor and Aldermen have pass.
ed an ordinance prohibiting the sale
of any thing on Sunday, but medi-
cine. All the cigars and fruit stands
are closed on Sunday by this ordi
nance, and we say amen.
4 white man by the name of Arm
strong fell aud broke his neck Sat
urday, out of the caboose car in tn e
L. IN Yard.
Mrs Binford's and Miss Mo,re's
select school tsughtin the A. M E.
Church is doing finely. They have
eighty FIVE scholars. and still they
come. They teach vocal and instra-
mental Music.
The A M E Quarterly Conference
convened here last week The preac-
siding elder Rev. Mr.. Gardener pre-
ed the sacramental sermon Sunday
night to a crowded house.
Monday is pay day at all the fur
naces here at which time there will
go the cash aud gingle of 10000
pollars IN the hands of the several
labors,
There is another large furnace be-
ing built near the Alice furnace and
two others between here and Piatt
mines.
The Baptist State convention
convenes here to day ip The
9. VI E Church. A large delega-
tion is expected, Prof Hazel, has
opened a night School in the 14th
School House.
Messrs burden & Co, have been
offered y10 000for their car replacer
inventitson hut declined the offer.
echo"
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-14
The Great Work Of the Freed
mans Aid Society.

The eighteen anniversary nesting
If Ihe Freedmsn's All! Society in
New York on last Saturday refresh
ems the mind as to tie noble work
lone and being done for the color
ed people by the M E Church. The
report shows a total OF % schools
now supported by this society, EN-
ploying 1l2 teachers and having q
daily attendance of 4,243 pupils.
There was expended last year in this
the large sum of $l74. 465 Is.
The grand total Of 81. l.537 ,015 hes
been expended siuc- the organize
ton OF the Educational work in the
South and more than 100000 stu
dents taught. Over ifty physicians
have been graduated from these
schools and hundreds Of ministers
educated.
The gratitude # tie Negro caunot
commensurate with the benefits de-
rived from this grand and noble
work OF charity SO freely and zeal
ously bestowed upon him. God
bless the true hearted donors.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-14
DECATUR.
Personal and General Nt.cs
d. calnr, Nov. II. 1885,

d, ca'ur, Nov. II, 1885.
Bueinesa i improving A monu-
mental Marble yard will be opened
here shortly.-Ihe city is settling
again after cur lively shake up hy
Inst week storm ED l. Gardener.
of the A III Z Church is in the city.
Rev. j j Holland is able TO lie on,
again after Il serious spell Of sick
ness. -Eid Smith OF the Missiona,y Y
Baptist church delivered an able
lecture here on the 9th Our city
school opened Monday last with Mrs
J j Holland as Principal, and a
large attendance thGn ever before.
Mrs R M Flanagan has removed
from Decatur to Cincinnati, o. Her
husband will join her there in a few
days.-The work OF repairing the
damages on the L 4 N depot aDd
the Union Hotel, The steamer vii
der was totally wrecked by the storm
NAT.