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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
How To Catch The Men.
SIN Francisco ChroRict",

There is IN awful lot Of mcanncSS among
certain classes of people. \ lady writes Ia
the Chronicle requesting that it shall not
publish anything that shall look like al
vice to young girls This lady seems to he
popular and beloved. She enCloscS q couple
of scraps relating To when women ought to
marry and sundry other such impertlncnt
things, and says they were cut out and
sent To her by men. Now. my sweet child,
that's exactly what YOU like; YOU know ii
is. If ii were woman who sent them You
would feel naturally worse and you might
deserve sympathy, but come own up. You
are not dsguStcd when men send You lit
tie clippings of that kind. Really now.
are You? The man who takes 81 much
trouble about you Us all that must think
very hard about YOU, and he doesn't mat
ter much what or how he thinks of you, If
he only thinks. Don't You know that
there's nothing under the sun man Is 80
tickelcd III rs 10 he allowed 10 advise a
woman? Some women waste their precious
time in tatlying men openly, telling men
they love them and all that sort of thing.
Don I You be fool You watch the men
that clips things out of the paper and sends
them to you. You've got him-if you
want hinl-and a woman always wants a
man up 10 a certain limit of slavery. You
lust throw yourself on mans confidence,
treat him as a superior being, and play the
meek and humble, ask his advice and pre-
tend to takeit, and yOu'v got him just rs
safe rs if there was a marriage contract.
The only trouble will be you II find it next
TO impossible to get rid of him, and there's
nothing more likely than you'll want 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

White camcls hair is much used for )
o'clock tea GOWNS
Byzantine pink and pale Persian mauve
are exQuisitively combined in French tea
gowns made of lace and Surah.
Black velvet coronrt> are noted upon
nearly all the elegant dress bonncts made
of silk tullc. Vatican hgOcaded glaze and
cream-whitc ctamine.
4 hat of guld-culorcd straw i trimmed
with a band of pansy-colOred velvet, edged
with a tall OF Chantily lace On the left
side is cluster Of daisies and ane-
mOneS.
4 bonnet of white straw has the brim
covered with lace, embroidered with gold:
a full cluster of black velvet loops, placed
directly in front, has sprays of purple lilac
and pansy blossoms arranged among them.
4 bonnet of pale, fawn-coloTed Grape has
a cOronct brim OF darS-brown velvet. The
trimming consists of Gauze ribbon and
tinted carnations The strings are Of gauze
ribbon.
Among other novelties in ribbons are
those of game or faillO Fanoaise, striped
with velvet. These ribbons are used alike
upon hornets. summer wraps and gowns,
As they give a certain cdchd to pale-tinted
transparent textiles which renders them
more becoming than garment decorated
with plain silk CT satin ribbons matched 10
the color of the dress or wrap material.
Lace coats have usually the bonnet and
parasol to correspond, and pretty French
bonnets. lined with tinted silk and
trimmed with rose garlands. with lace par
asol lined TO match, are now placed in wise
iuxtapositioI in many importers store
windows, and the purchase Of one without
the other shows power to withstand temp,
tation beyond the capabilities Of most wO-
men.
A eoquettish corsage-front has piece Of
lace beginning at the shoulder-seam, and
rounding about the arm-size and over the
chest 70 the jacket. This, with the mar
row Moliere vest Of lace beneath the regu'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
PreeePt and Practice,

First Society Lady-''Isn't it dreadful
that Mrs. Cleveland allows her photographs
to be sold just like a horrid English beauty?
They say everyone will be doing it next
winter, and am going to have mine taken
in fancy ball costume"
Second Society Lady-'Yes; shouldn't
think the President would allow it. She
ought TO be ashamed of herself Do you
think my pictures would sell best to be
made here or in London?n
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Didn't blame Them,
.NrChdHt T-urtWtr

The new baby had proved itself the pos
SCISSOR OF extraordinary vocal powers. and
had exercised them much to Johnny's an
nOyance.
One day he said to his mother:
Ma. little brother came from. heaven,
didn't he?'
Yes, dear"
Johnny was silent for some time, and
then he went on.
Say, ma"
What is it, johnny
Il don't blame the angels for bouncing
him, do you?''
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ABOUT STOCKINGS.
Their Interesting Origim-LoTcrs VIII"
Begged their Ladies' Hair.


Inc HTN' Hi'N >'"cAl'lsN i'i''p' III i.''S'' 'i''
were knitted by Queen Elizabeth SIX
woman, Mistress Montague, who presented
r,. with e., min. M. IJ,rk sill, ones
'N ,..,1
Whlch Sht IKE" 80 wen .ll'' S''S kept ',i'
donor KNITTING SILK H'ochi!iS' Is ioh@ ''N she
lived. before 'Ac cnu Oh hc' reign S'o'H-
ms were t'''G vi ''iN' I"','I' ,LI tL",
crrWTL' OF the h'icSl yarn 'nu ui,''Iu '.' T
coui" oc il'u, ''i" H'"o''S I'.i''l ~ 'Ii'' ''I,
ladies were not a>ii'ti'''" 10 wear ''oN' Vi
all Eih''H oil c'i''i'Sca"'' '"'o'H' ~ EItr'',
reu, WhI'c' russell, I'"nH III" Tl>t %i!'
moi, cuhhlhSlE hhi! !'l" cu''o"S'N '''"cH'-
ell III every point WIN Iu''NS' ''''MH' Vp' !.
seams anu everything 'ISc 'C'%'"''E'G.
The fashions thus introduced ny rola.iS
was soon adopted ny the uilurt ranks. IL he
lirNt peer VINO in""l2r'' III sim St"tN'iiSS
was that "iliiIn itrDGr'' "'Iiru the
piou" h'"'' WI '"'"'" ''''~
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1 Husband Beaten.
CAicnl1 Ncrnli.

That was n shrewd villain of husband
who two weeks ago began buying popcorn
on the streets and carried il home to his
wife and children. He knew how absent
minded he was and he had planned TO 90
TO the circus. But his wife saved bag of
il, and one night when he come home late
she went through his pockets, and. finding
some corn, she put it alongside of the corn
she had saved 1t wouldn't match, and
she said she knew that which she had
found was circus corn. He had TO 90 to
the circus twice, but it was not his original
intention.
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Seeking Spiritual Advice.

Weir luFE ItDts.
Miss Clara. oh, Ethel, | am so glad you
came. I'm to be confirmed tomorrow, you
know, and want Your advice.
Miss Ethel-YeS?
Miss Clara want you tell he if You
think had better wear my brown plush
snit or my black silk.
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She Knew Herself.
The JNdgC.

Mamma-"Now. Ellie, | am going 10
allow YOU to sit ut the table with all the
company; but You must not forget TO he
polite and say, Yes please" and mo
thank''you.'
Etlic-,with an unlimited capacity foe
dinncr)-"All right, ma. but don't think
| shall have to say, mo, thank YOU.
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II Doesn't Always Work.

My son, if association with the noble
and honest and true always developed mo-
hility, honesty and honor in a man, horse
Jockey, growing up with that noble ami
nal, the horse. would begin Ia sprout
wings before his Both year. But some
how he doScnt Not i'll that time. Nor
ever, probably. unless he is a UnivcrSlli>t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
Yulgarity.

THE vulgawity of Fweddy FawnstOck
is weally tewiblc, deah boy, pawfectly
shocking, l aSsuah You"
What has he, aw, been doing nOw?'
Doing! Why, Gawd bless me soul, he
was at the WAGES yesterday with a weady-
made cane, he was, l give You my wawd"
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Meditinal.

Is natures own remedy, made from roots gath
cred from the forests of Georgia. The meihodby
which il Is made was obtained by halfbrecd
from the Creek Indians who inhabited certain
portion of Georgia, which was communicated 10
one of the early settlers, ami thus the formula
has been handed down 10 the present day. The
above cut represents the method Of manufacture
twenty years ago. by Mr.. {. r swim, one of the
present prOprietorS The demand has been grad
ually increasing until $4,000 laboratory is now
necessary Ia supply the trade. \ foreign de-
mand has been created and enlarged facilities
will be necessary to meet il, This great
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Broken Up.
nMLnhI llmrhl

Fair Travclcr-What does this mean?
The cNprcSsman says he can't find my
trunk. Here is the check for il.
Baggagcman-Thc trouble is, ma am,
that YOU changed ears too often. The check
and part of the handle has arrived, hut
the other pieces haven't got along vet.
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Perfectly satisfactory.


CuStomcr-"But amt the trousers too
long"
Merchant Too long" Dcy is made
to fit a man cXzrly your size. If your lccD
happen 10 be Il dritlc short You must quar-
rel nit naturc-not de tailor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
1hatrh for His Dome.

Say, Flipkins, here is 4 cure for your
badness, advertised in to-day's paper.
"What is it,
"Old roofs repaired with tTand gravel,
grimly responded Dallywag.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08
Had Every Facility,

l4tFtII,IItt FIVttIttI'
DO YOU know the nature of an oath,
ma'am?' inquired the judge.
ssWell, ! reckon / orter, " was the reply,
INV husband drives a canal boa"
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TENIsTrGo, Canada West, Ont.

MESSRS FLEMING Bros
srs: Your pills came all right, and can say
treat many pills, but 1 can say DIR. &. Me-
Lanes Pills. manufactured Ivy Fleming Bros..
are genuine. and gentlemen You have my thanks
in sending. gave some Of those pills ~ my
ncIghbors for a trial. ono OF my ncghbors
rot three pills. He said they did help him. Ho
irlt the next day like "A new man. lie wishes
me 10 send for htty cents worth for him. 80,
gentlemen, | will do all can In introduce pr.
{. McI.anc's Liver Pills. manufactured ny
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect.
WM. III. DuuAS.
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Electric Belt Free

To introdGce II and obtain aRcus VIC will for the nsrt
sixty days giyo away, free Of Charyr, In each CHuty
In tho &. 4. 4 limited number Df our f.cr,uuI,
Electro Gnlyanir SuspcBsory ItrIt4. Irico a..
n positive aud uufailing cur" for SlrNoua Irtui.'y,
YaHsncee, FIrziOns iW-Jtssu'y IL. -. o. Ii,7Tafri
gaid cyery Belt ~" BaHu'4r;u dn'-s not -lortn
agrnuine oectri'CrIrrt NJ Adfr.z IiIT' iTts
MRLI lnkN<,N. q. % BOZ L. Lr.-LLAn > y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-08

Itatfords ne pleasure 10 assure you that al
ter using Or. c. Mcl-inc's Celebrated Liver
Pills for morT than twenty years IN my fanny,
that regard them as being superior 10 any
had them constantly and had Ia try othcrS.anI
have tried a good variety, but have never
had any 10 act so promptly. probably, an
nicely as McIanes. have used them myseu,
wife, and children, with the most gratifying re
suits, For children having used them on my
own with such easy and happy effect, WOULD
recommend them to one and To all. These
pills do the work-do IL promptly, do IL wei.
and leave no Ill effects behind. As u bile re-
mover, as liver corrcctor, as = forerunner
preparing the system for Quininc, there Is no
pill or medicine equal 10 DIR. {. Mcl.ane : Cele'
brated Liver Pills. | expect 10 use them As
long rs live, IL they continue rs good rs they
have been in the past.
Yours truly, J.. III. GILES.
Pastor NJ. l.. Church South, Myers station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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EIFdISG Bros.

FLEMING bros.
Dear SirS Enclosed you will ind one dollar
for which youwill please send me more oil your
DIR. C. mcLane'S Liver Pills. thrust you nav"
received the pay for the last two boxes ordcr.
cd and received. would only say. they nave
done me more good than could express
feel much better now than | have for Two
years past. Yours truly,
REV. mn SPARTU.
West Saudlakc, N. Y
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'HAI ENAvE Ell

. w. -.m. Only g,t riJ OF him. -
-f. S,,' Ham, Il dare do any
go. p. oa, r.m~mb.r Eli is the
To- us. ..> ''.n" He'd ouIv enjoy
.... .'.rr Eat il YOU de-
MI. N''ahjm from the deck. ="
Ham moaned Noah.
... - ,'.aI 'oy Tie family. Take
ia ,, ,,y3 r on,I lriyr him away.
'''a'iy. Geo, Ham.
.... r'ni The son: the wicked
.,, ID d ath' which the right,
.. r.'',li. lie would drown
-. u. ~"ad and our work wonId j
E.:~oa with him, my
-,~ moved groancd Noah
.,.,, ..'e 10 reason.
d r,r..,; Aaah called his Other
p BE- r, Ila'.on was held. Tn,
.>.,ag" ['ns the shore, firing o.
,aaa;:,,n 10" began toseek am1se.
ga,,. stones among tho op;.
; ''aInsloa by teasing anG
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VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
Cancer. Catarrh. Scrofula. Eczema,
Ulcers. Rheumatism. Blood Tainr,

hereditary or otherwise. without the usc OF Mer'
curry or Potash.
Books on Contagious BlH"i Poison and on
Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed free.
For sale 10y all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
JUL Drawer = Atlanta VA
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AVOID CUUNTERFEITS! Send us 80
and we viii send you 10y return mail y bON ol
thu genuine Or. G. Mclanc celebrated hNc-
Pills and eight handsome cards: -,
FLEMING BROS. pittSburg. Ia
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For Sale by retail druggists. bo
sure tho McLanos PillI you buy 40
mado at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho conn
tcrfoits nro made Mt st. Louis, NO.
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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male millions:

cir! will sing and girl will lance,
And girl will work crochet:
But she can't throw stone ami hit Il church,
Because she amt built that way.
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- Of THE rATRARcH'S
sg,3lGsAIi">

An s Jeer.os C'O"U
- c,.y,s-s N2ahs Joy
T.SJ joker Was
0-W-le-'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-10
TIE noAnp or llrscINpnns.


Tho County Commissioners Restore the
Sixty Cent Levy.
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners was held yester.
day. The only matter which came up for
consideration was the annual levy for
county purposes. 1t will be remembered
that in July the Board fixed the levy at
60 cents on the 500 valuation OF real and
personal property. Upon this levy the
assessors roCoeded to make uptheir books,
and the Sheriff to mako out his tax bills
After this was done, at the regular August
meeting, the Board resClndedits actionand
refixed the levy at 90 cents.
The point was raised on oil sides that
the law which requires the levy 10 be laid
in July invalidated the action taken in
August This point was raised by
members at the meeting at which tho levy
was reduced, but received no attention.
Yesterday, however, written opinion
was presented by Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan, in which he took the view that
the action in August was illegal. In view
OF this opinion the resolution adopted
August /, fixing the levy at 55 cents, was
resCinded, and thon the vote to resclnd
the 90 cent levy was resCinded. This
allows tho levy to remain at 90 cents as at
frat laid.
There being nothing left to rescind, the
Board adjourned.
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The Towsnda, N. Y, Reriew Of August
0, contains the following particulars Of the
death and burial Of Rev. Franklin Ball,
formerly Of this city:
For some time he had been troubled
with an affection OF the liver, and about
two months ago was obliged to relinquish
bis pulpit, and go to the seashore, In hopes
that change OF climate might be bene6-
cial to him. At Asbufy Park, where he
was stopping, he found no relief, and soon
returned 10 Towanda. He grew no better,
and for weeks prior TO his demise, was
confined To his house and bed. AT last
death came. A wife and one child, Mrs.
Hume, mourn the loss Of kind husband
and afIecLionate parent.
The funeral Of Mr.. Ball was held Mon.
day afternoon at two o'clock at the par.
sonage. The floral tributes were magnih-
cent, and Of themselves showed the high
esteem In which the deceased was held.
Appropriate music was rendered by tho
church choir, and Watkins Post g. A. r.,
OF which the deceased was chaplain, at.
tended the funeral In body.
The remains were taken to Washington
for interment, Eightgentlemen, represent.
ing the G. a.. r. and the Methodist socIe.
ty, accompanied the funeral party as far
90 Elmira,
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

Accidents and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.
The Marion county delegation to tho
Second District Democratic Congressional
convention 10 said to be about equally
divided between Wilson and Martin.
The town council OF Elizabeth has do.
Clared the sale OF cider in that town a nui.
sance, and hereafter any one selling the
beverage, hard or sweet, will be liable to q
6ue OF $40 and ten days imprisonment.
The Teachers Institute for Doddridge
county commenced at West Union yester.
day. Prof. 7, E. Hodges, one Of the well
known instructors Of the State, recently
elected principal Of Marshall College at
Huntington, has charge Of the Institute.
A few nights since crowd Of unknown
men, numbering about fifty, visited the
house OF L. +. Cartright, OF Marion coun-
ty, and with threats OF personal violence
warned him To leave the State. What
their reasons for this were, Is not known.
Euos L, snodgrass, Of Marion county,
while engaged In repairing a bridge, fell
to the stones In the creek below and was
struck by q heavy timber that fell at the
same time. He sustained q number OF
very severe injuries which will lay him up
for some time.
A. II. Winchester, who has recently
purchased vast tracts Of timber land in
Randolph county, opposes the proposition
10 have that county vote subscription
for a railroad. He wants wagon roads
made first 80 that frontier settlements can
got out to civilization, and then he will
favor railroads.
The Weston Republican claims that Mr..
r, E. Hudkins, cashier Of tho bank at
Buckhannon, and Camden striker, who
was nominated with the assistance Of the
Federal olllce.holding gang in the Tenth
Senatorial district as the Democratic nomi.
nee, Is not eligible, as the Constitution
says that no two Senators shall be chosen
from the same county, and the hold.oyer
Senator from that district, Hon. Stark NJ.
Arnold, Is from Upshur county. When
elected he lived Ia another county, but
soon after he moved In and no now be.
longs 10 Upshur county.
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James McGraw Is lying low with ty.
phoid fever at his home on Gravel Hill.
A new steamboat in these waters, the
Benton MscMillen, unloaded a large lot Of
Pittsburgh freightat the upper wharf boat.
Bsllaire Democrats are not very much
excited over their Congressional Convsn.
ton. There Is evidently no Doodle in
this.
Mr.. Adams has resigned as manager OF
the Crystal window glass works to take
charge Of the Union window glass works.
Samuel Moore will manage the Crystal.
A small dog was shot yesterday by
Jacob schramm in the Fourth ward. It
had either been poisoned or was mad,
and was charging around tho neighbor.
hood at a great rate.
Rev. r. F. Keller and family will go to
Burr's Mills to-day. They have been pre-
vented heretofore by sickness from geing.
Mr.. Keller will return to preach at tho
First NJ. E. church on Sunday or will send
some one in bis place.
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ruE nUTcnERs, rIcN1c. M.
An Interesting Programme of Good Race
ARKurDL.

An Interesting Programme of Good Races
Assured. .H.
Tho picnic to be given on the State Fair
Ground on Thursday by the butchers Of
Wheeling, bds fair to be one OF the great,
est events Of the kind witnessed in Wheel.
ing for many q day. Already over 1000
tickets have been sold, The amusements
are interesting and varied, The entries
for the races closed last night and are
numerous as will be seen by the list below.
A running race between horses owned
by Andy Weisgerber and Charles seibert
for $50 q side, mile heats, two in three,
was made by the parties interested and Is
an independent affair. For the other
races Of the day the following entries have
been made;
First RsCe-Trottiug and pacing, mile
heats, for butchers horses only. Purse
$35, divided:
g. i. yedek, b. m; Fanny Davenport,
Ell Miller, blk g ChAT!ey,
ChrlAt K4lbltZeF, biz & Doc,
George Milllgan, b. 4 Diamond Dick.
Joseph Croker bE, IN. Dolly.
II. DalenbtrS, r. 8. Jim.
Second race for drovers and farmers
horses only, trottiug and pacing, mile
heats; purse $35, divided.
VIM. Porter, br. m. Bronze Lee,
J. Mitchell, I. IN, EelllsM,
FL Dorsey, b. M, Rolla.
X &. MaFkle, b. III, sneak Up.
Third race, half.mile heats. running
race for ponies;- purse $l5, dlvided:'-
Mark McCouAhay, pony.
John Hi, pony,
Il, 4. Lind6muth, NelllsE,
Foot race, half.mile dash for butchers'
and drovers. boys; purse $40, divided.
James Porter, Wheeling,
Ed Happy, Wheeling.
Win. L. IIsnIy, u ltgeport.
Jacob Hsl'inger, Mhs5llng.
CaAs DaneuDurE, Wheeling.
The races will be- called promptly at
1880 I. NJ. The judges will be chosen on
the ground, There will be several other
interesting foot races, one for $50 side,
the contestants being old men Of the
Eighth ward.
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Takes n Hand In Arranging for the Tri.state
nnr,Inn

Takes Hand In Arranging for the Tri.stRtG
Reunion.
A meeting Of the members Of Battery
D First West Virginia Artillery, was held
at the Lincoln Club Hall last evening to
make arrangements for the coming Tri.
State Reunion to be held September %
and % next, and the following committees
were appointed;
Committee OF Arrangements and Pro.
gramme-J. Melvin Richards, John Reid,
H. Seamon, Benjamin Exley and Albert
Redman. Bl. a-r
Committee on Financo-W. H. Halter,
II. +. Jones, O. II. Senseny, William John.
son and Alexander MCGray.
Committee on Flags and Decorating
Headquarters-H. F. Jones, l. F. sadler,
John FL. White, ]. o. Ainsworth and
Lem. 7. Busby.
Commute on Music-John B. Wallace
and Alexander Frazier.
Invitations will be sent TO all members
Of the battery, both resident and non.
resident A full attendance Of the com.
pany is anticipated aB there are at present
reading In the city and suburbs about
forty members,
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place Monday evening, August %.