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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-28
A SORT OF BREIzE
Over at BrIdgspOd-VarlOuS Matters Of Our
rent Local Interest,

Over at BrldgepOrt-VarlOuS Matters Of Our
rent Local Interest,
There was slight sensation here yester
day, caused by the exhibition OF wrath OIL
that well known citizen, Mr., Charlie
Miller. Mr., Miller does not often give
way to wrath, but this time no seems to
have good cause, unless his information is
untrustworthy. 1t appears that q well
known young merchant OF good standing
here, Mr., +, Cook, was represented 10
Mr., Miller as making Objectionable state
lnents concerning his daughter, Mlss Kate
Miller, aged 10, a pupil at Mt. de Chantal,
Mr.. Miller armed himself with q Cowhide,
and went to visit Cook, but the latter
locked his door and kept the irate father
out. Miss Miller came home from Mt. de
ChRntal last evening. II is understood
that both she and Cook denounCe the re-.
ports as without any foundation, in fact
Cook says he barely knows Miss Miller to
speak TO her.
Mrs. Daniel Peck, Of ST. Clalravlls, was
in town yesterday.
George o. Mckee, Esq, was in steuben-
vile yesterday on legal business.
DR.. Todd was called To iEInaville yeUter.
day to reduce the fracture OF broken arm,
Robert Simpson, of Pittsburgh, the Com.
merCial Freight Agent OF the Missouri Pa.
cilic Railway Company, was in town yes.
terday.
MeBsrs. John A. Thomas and Assistant
Superintendent Bruner, Of the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh railroad, were In town yes.
terday. W..
The trial OF Daykin and Barnhill, which
was 10 have to come of yesterday before
Mayor Junkins, was settled by the former
paying the costs and the latter withdraw.
Ing the suit.
The Liederkranz Singing Society enter.
tainment at Heinleln's Hall, Tuesday
night, with about fifty couples present,
was success. 1t was the occasion OF the
frat anniversary ofthe order,
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Next Monday Night. Concert.

The concert that was 10 have been
given Of the Opera House last Monday
evening by home talent under the dlfeG.
ton OF Six. d. AURA, and which was post.
poned owing TO the illness oil Mrs. d
AURA, who takes leading part, will be
given next Monday evening. Mrs. d.
Auria has entirely recovered aud the ont.
look for the complete Success Of the con-
cert 10 most aattering. There has been a
large sale oil seats enBufing Q fashionable
audience. The flrSt part oil the concert
will consist Of selections by Sig. d. Aufla's
pupils and a violin solo by MI. 9ChoCkey.
The second part will he taken up by The
rendition Of Rossinni's Sldbul Mater, The
reheafsals have shown such good work
and rapid progress that an excellent con.
cert may be looked forward TO,
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GLAssnousE roTs pRoKEN
At The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FsEF'
News and Gossip,

At The BuGksys-ThIsVss-MAF'inA Ae''s
News and Gossip,
Easter Brandt, the walker Of this toTn.
ia training, and expects to enter ahothsf
contest soon.
MontgomeFy's confectionery store was
broken into Tuesday night, and SONS
candy carried oil,
A contemporary recently reported lonr'
teen tramps in jail over night, when really
there was but one,
R, f. Sweeney has very desirable
piece Of ground on which to locate man
featuring establishment.
Marshal Hanson will take to st. Clairs-
vile to-day two tTamps aud a young boy,
who were lodged in the lookup this week
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
J.R. Little, OF Rochester, N, Y, Walter
Foss, OF Wooster, o and j. =. kamicS, Of
Cincinnati, o., were the distinguished
guests registered at the Hanover Hotel
yesterday.
James Kerr, lumber merchant oil
town, while coming down on the st,
Clairsyllle road yesterday, lost his pocket
book, containing forty odd dollars In cash
and some valuable papels,
Charles Louis Meyers, an old citizen,
died OF his residence, corner Of Fifth and
Hanover streets, yesterday afternoon
at about | o'clock, Mr., Meyers was .
blacksmith by trade and was in the fifty
fourth year Ct his age.
The Sherman House was broken into at
an early hour yesterday morning, and
goods carried oh' to the amount OF SOS or
$50, consisting OF meat, butter, sugar,
canned goods &c. The thieves gained en-.
trance through the front door by the use
OF poker,
The Buckeye Glass works continues to
have III luck, Some days ago an explo'
sion was recorded as occurring to the
Smith gas furnace, which delayed work
generally at the factory and caused the
heated pots therein to be removed, Yes
terday morning when the work OF chang
ing the pots OF this furnace to the Gill
furnace was commenced, II was discovered
that eight out OF ten were broken and en-
tiTely useless. The misfortune Is at
tributed to the explosion, which at first
was thought to amount to nothing, In
addition to the expense OF new pots, &c.,
| II will not permit the factory 10 turn out
glass Tor soma ten or twelve days, Yet,
Notwithstanding all the vain and expen-
sive experiments with the Smith gas pro.
Queer made by the Buckeye, President A.,
D. Seamon and Secretary Miller think II
will yet prove o success. The old reliable
Gill furnace, into which the new pots
were placed, has turned out as many as
sixty polls Of good glass a week, heretofore,
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Corporation Elsotlons.

TAe stockholders in the Wheeling Iror
and Nail Company (Top Mill held theil
annual meeting yesterday and reelected
the old Board Of Directors, which Is com
posed OF Mesars. George X. Wheat, vii
liam. A. 1sett, John r. Gilchrist, Il. II
Hornbrook, Q. D. Hubbard, o. Il. Hub
bard and 4. Fl. Logan.
The stockholders in the Wheeling Hinge
Company at their annual meeting also re-
elected the old Board Of Directors, com
posed Of NEepsrs. @. ]. Rawling, o. d
Hubbard, A. &. Robinson, 7. II. Logan
J. NJ. Brown, O. Il. Hubbard and ]. @
Brady. The Board has reelected the old
officers: Oh. Rawling, President; q. D.
Hubbard, Vice.President; j. @. Brady
Secretary.
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suprem . count Oh Appenla.

This court met at Charleston, Monday
January %, pursuant to adjournment, al
the Judges present, and disposed Of the
following cases:
In the case OF Graham Bros, D. L. Va
NJ. A. Carol, ?. T., from Summers county
the order continuing same was set aside
and tho case submitted.
Damarin 4 Co., D. H., vs.. Young Bros,
P. Il Kanawha county; submitted.
7. s. Couch, appellant, We. +. F. East
ham, Of al, appellees, from Mason county
submitted.
CITY Of Charleston, D. E., Va. Teresa
Reed, T. T., from Kanawha county; sub
mitted.
Bank OF Weston va. Lewis county, writ
oil error allowed; bond $500.
Norris and Others vs.. Lamon, from JEFF
ierson county, appeal and supersedeas al
lowed bond 5000.
i. L. McWhorter was admitted to prac-
tCe In this court.
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Miss Emma Parkinson is quite Ill will
diphtheria.
Miss Grace Blake has been vlsitin,
Wheeling friends.
R. s. Mcconnell is in Pittsburgh ant
other cities on business.
The Misses Conner, 81 Wheeling, arr
the guests Of Miss Clara Baker.
Mr.. Charlie Harris, OF New York, hal
been visiting friends in Moundsville.
Walker l. Frissell, OF Wheeling, Ia the
guest Of his uncle, Charlie Thompson.
Miss Lottie Jackson starts for Baltimore
this week, where she will go to school.
Rev. ]. X. Hammond, rector Of Trinity
P. +. Church, Ia visiting friends in Balti
more.
Miss Blanche G. Queate Ia spending the
winter with her grandmother, Mrs. Buff
ington.
Mr.. Joseph Wallace is lying dangerous
" Ill at the residence OF his son.in.lsw
Mr.. ]. Wharry.
Mr.. L. Martin Is lying very III at hil
residence. 1t Is feared his limb will have
to be amputated.
Hon. ]. w. Gallaher has sufficiently re-.
covered from his serious illness to be IN
bis Office this week.
Rev. j. s. Pomeroy, pastor OF the Pres.
bytsrlan Church, Ia holding a very success.
full revival at Cameron.
Miss Anna B. Mcconnell has been the
ptIeRt Of Miss TnFhna Ellinit AZ Pnskvio
Rock, for the past week.
The "Pickwick Club" meets Friday
evening at the residence OF Mayor l., B.
Purdy. This will be the last Fneeting Of
the club until after Lent.
The Methodists Of this place arehsving
agreat revival Of religion. A great GsaS. Of
interest seems TO be manifested and quite
a number have been converted.
DEesgrs. Campbell 4 Rammage, proprie.
tors Of the Union Coal Works, oDposite
Moundgville, are repairing the works and
will be hoiStlng coal III o few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Bakcr entertained a
number oil their friends on last Friday
evening It being the thirty.Aith ami.
yersary Of their marriage. Quite q mum.
bel from Wheeling were in attendance.
Mr.. Weeks, the gentleman who pur.
chased the rolling mill property, has
made the first payment, and expects 70
have II In running order by the lpt Of
March. by tho starting up Of this mill Il
will give employment to q number Of men
In this place who have been without
work I0r several months,
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A SPECIAL MEETING
OF this City COunSil this EVSnipg-ThS Nov
Board and the Gas Racket.

VI lhn Clty C0pneil ms EHonlng-Ehe SOW
Board and the Gas Racket.
There will be a special session OF the
City Council called for this evening, for
the purpose OF eleCtiug the four members
Of the Board Of Commissioners Of the
Police and Fire Department, established
by the ordinance recently passed. This
subject ia one Of unusual public interest,
and the session OF Council will doubtless
be q lively one,
The principal topic Of discussion about
town yesterday was the gas works i'm.
broglio. Said q prominent Democrat;
"As q citizen, anu disguised; as 4 parti-
san, am alarmed. Certain members Of
our party seem determined to make this
city and county Republican, and tortu'
nately they are in positions to carry out
their determination"
Nothing neW developed in the gas bust
ness yesterday, The project outlined in
the Register to remove Mr., Dillon from the
position OF Superintendent in spite OF the
action OF Council refusing to approve this
step, was not taken by Messrs, seeley and
Jepson yesterday, and it was said semi
officially that things would be allowed to
remain in siuil quo until February l..
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WRLLsBuRG.
TrilIIng PIrs-GRS Wells Aband nSd-sCarOi
" of GRS-LOcal Notes,

CFlHluk plFe-hhb Woilb Auhuuuneu-SCArot
OfGRS-LOoal Notes.
Mr.. +. NJ. Kraus, artist, is fresColng the
auditorium OF the Presbyterian church.
The Riverside Glass Works, also the
glass works Of Dalzel Bros, & Gilmore, are
running full time.
Mr.. S. H, Ackisoh has purchased The
stock OF boots and shoes Of George NJ.
White & Company.
Mr.. Thomas Everett Is remodeling the
Acme Machine Works and will soon put
the same In operation. y.
There ia some talk OF the proprieton Of
the Venture Glass Works reorganizlng Us
a joint stock company.
Negotiations are pending for the sale OF
the Wellsburg water works bonds, and
1t is expected that they will be disposed OF
during the next ten days.
Fire was discovered in the residence OF
Mr.. James NJ. Duvall on Sunday about
II A. NJ. in the wood work surrounding a
chimney. 1t was extlnguished with small
loss.
s. Georges paper mill has been shut
down for want Of sufficient gas, His sup.
ply comes from the upper wells. The
Harvey Paper Company only have sufli.
Client gas to run their mill during the night.
There Is no use denying the fact that
the present supply Of natural gas here is
not equal 10 the demand, What the next
move will be to remedy the shortage Is
awaited by consumers with much in
terest.
The well bored for gas on the premises
Of Samuel George reached the regulation
depth last week. A very small vein Of gas
was found. The we'll has been abandoned.
Mr.. Thomass. Kinney, the contractor that
sunk this well, has shipped his machinery
to Danyille, Ill, where he is to sink
well.l The Wellsburg Gas Company's No.
5 well has been sunk TO the required
depth. The WELLS failure. It located
about half way between Nos. and 2 wells.
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THE NAIL CIRCULAR
OF WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION
Issued Yesterday by Secretary Wl's-In.
crease of Twsnty.slght Alaehiass Report.
cd ut the MauurartuFsFs' Seventeen
csnt scals-Ths Report Ia full.

Following is thu weekly report Of seCrs-
tary Gorge Wise, oithe Western Nail As.
ISOLATION, Issued yesterday;
0FTIcE oE WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION, |
WHERLISd, W, Va, Jan. q, 1886. !
GESTLENRS;-The following mills have
reported;
Ill machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running,
Bellont Iron Works Go.-January ~.
Have 100 machines running, Heating fur
naces and nail plate rolls on double turn.
Western Nail Company,-JRuuary %
Have 10 machines running, including %
seli-feeders. Heating furnaces and nail
plate train working,
Norton Iron Works.-January %, Have
vS machines, heating furnaces and rolls in
operation,
Laughlin Nail Co.-Jauuary Of. Have
% machines running, including 80 self.
feeders, Heating furnaces aud rolls run
ming.
Kelly Nail and Iron Co.-January 81.
\ Have 70 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Wheeling Iron aud Nail Company
january u. Have GG machines, heating
| furnaces and rolls rnuning.
I Riverside Iron Works. - January 81
Have 81 machines running,
Calumet Iron aud Steel COmpany,-Jan'
usry q. Have II machines, heating fur
nases and nail plate rolls ruUning,
Jefferson Iron Works, - january 70
Have s. machines, heating furnaces AMI
rolls running,
|, La Belle Iron Works. - January 81
Have - machines running.
Benwood Iron Works. January n
Al&ve machines running.
The above shows sos machines In oper
alton al manufacturers s,ale, IN increase
OF rs compared with last weeks report,
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE WISE, Secretary,
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Meetinns,
CToOKHoLDERs' MEETING,

A general meeting Of the stockholdtr, n, fin.
.ElnG Fire and Marine Insurance COmu,nv NJ
Wheeling, West Virginia. will BE- held nj IGs M y,
Of the Company No. 1915 Market street, In ihS "iy
OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on the ism dSy y
February, 1855, between the hours Of \ S,oI "
y. n. aud O'Clock y, y, ''''N
Aud n0uoe is hereby given that at uI,I peeln,
the following resolution will DO OF red 6r ih,,
adoption or PREDICTION thereof BY IaeiioCkaoi!sRS.
that Is 10 say:
ResOlred, That the tine Of the continuance nj
the existence Of the Kma Fire sud Marine Il,pE
Anco Company, Of Wheeling, West VlfgIuIt h,
and the Same ID hereby extended lot lWUnj,6t.
90 years from aud alter the 9th day Of febrlsr
1885, aud that this resolution be certified Ia lbr
secretary Of State, for the purpose Of ObRIulY,
certificate ~ toe manner prescribed by law IOet,
tend the existence OF taid corporation,
Said meeting Of Stockholders was called lE an
order Of the Board Of Directors, made Oh The 6it
day OF January, 1856.
la2l III II n. sCIINIITT, sCcrctnp.
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ABOUT PEOpLE,
Strangers In tho CITY and wheeling Folk
Abroad.


Strangers In tho CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Rev. J. NJ. Shrom, Of Cadlz, was in the
city yesterday.
Mas Sallie Schaier and Mias Jennie
Gaus are visiting friends at Steubenyille
The members Of tho Chicago Polo Club
and It's travelling manager, Mr., Burt IL
Foster, are at the Mcclure Houhe.
Mrs. N. q. Hamilton, OF The Island, who
has been quite Ill for several weeks with
typhoid fever, has so far recovered as Ia
be able 10 sit up in her room.
Charles $. Williams, OF Kansas, who
has been visiting his uncle, W. II.
Williams, OF the South Side, for the past
month, left for his home in Kansas, yes.
terdny, on the evening train OH the Pan.
handle.
Mr. A. ]. Cecil and family and Judge
and Mrs. q. l.. Cranmer left on the Balti.
more 4 Ohio limited for Cincinnati at 10 80
o'clock, last evening, from which point
the will leave for Jacksonville, Fla. They
will DO absent for several weeks.
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A FINE GAME OF roLo.
The Chicago Club rs, tho Chapllno stree
RIhk ftnva

Ehs ChlOASo .CIuo vs., tho Uhnpuno street
Rink Boys.
The Chicago Polo Club, champions Of
the Western League, arrived in the city
yesterday and last night they played q
game 81 polo al 1t Ia now played in all the
cities Of the country, their opponents be.
ing the Chapline street rink club. The
Chicago club wears d handsome red uni.
form, and the home team last night wore
neat white suits. Five or six goals were
contested, the game commencing at
o'clock, add the professionals won all but
one goal. The winning Of this goal was
q surprise TO the home boys. Thoy only
consented to play SO as TO give the visiting
club an opportunity. The contest was
game one throughout, and tho audience
enjoyed It hugely.
This evening another game will be
played between the same clubs. The
home boys have got better idea Of the
professional game, and will make q still
more interesting contest. The Weston.
Corrigan combination Of skaters and
statue posers will also give their unique
and pleasing performance. The rink
should be crowded.
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ruRouon ruE srApE.
Accidents aud InoldSnta Ia wSSt Virginia
aud Vicinity.


aud Vicinity.
A patent incubator for the Matching Of
eggs has been ordered for the Weston
Asylum.
Mrs. Samuel Westfall, OF Moorefeld,
wants to know the exact whereabouts Of
her husband. Her name was formerly
Louisa Hartman and she married West
fall about ten years ago, They accumu.
lated little property, and things moved
along swimmingly until about two years
ago, when Samuel disposed Of nearly all
their property and departed with pretty
Qusdroon girl, They have been heard oil
recently as living in Kansas,
Milton Weston, the Chicago millionaire
who was recently convicted Of man
slaughter at Pittsburgh and sentenced to
four years imprisonment, and for whom
great efforts are now being made to secure
pardon, was one OF those who organized
the Weston 4 Webster County Railroad
Company in this State, and he furnished
the most Of the money for the construC'
ton Of that road as far ss 1t was completed,
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A llAILRoAD ACCIDENT
By which n Wheeling Man In the Postal So
vice IL BADLY Hnrt.

Hy which Wheeling Man In tho Postal Scr.
vice IL Badly Hurt.
Mr.. James D. Stanton, OF this city, who
for tho past two years has been in the EN-.
Iploy Of the Railway Postal Service, was
brought home last evening in a crippled
condition, the result Of railroad accident
that occurred about Oo'CloCk yesterday
morning, at Chicago junction. The frat,
or mail and express section OF the train N
which Mr.. Stanton's car was part. was
nearly at the junction station and run.
ming at o rather rapid rate Of speed when
1t struck an open switch, and before The
engineer could stop his train he had run
into yard engine. There was a crash,
ind tile shock was such that everything n
the cars was tumbled upside down,
Mi. Stanton was thrown 10 the floor be.
lore he could grasp the roGs that run the
length Of the mail car near the roof, and
the heavy furniture fell on him. He was
badly cut about the head and face, ma
right eye injured, his back hurt and one
hip severely confused. HiBiniuries while
not serious are very painful and will Law
him up for some time probably 4 month
at least. He was brought home on ' The
train due here ut $50 o'clock last even.
Ing, but which was detained somewhat,
owing TO the accident. All OF the men In
the cars Of the train were more or less in.
jured by the collision.
Mr.. Stanton will be missed during the
time he is OF as he is one OF the most Ell.
Clent men In the service. Until within a
short time past Mr.. Stanton was on the O..
W. 4 B. road running from Cincinnati 10
Grafton and back, when hO was given q
place on the Wheeling and sandusky run,
this arrangement allowing him much
more time at home.
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nrlrnlnrsrn orrnnl,,lipr.

The brlCklayors Of Wheeling met again
yesterday to complete the organization
which they recently partially effected. A
union was formed, to become a branch oil
the International BfiCklayers' 0rganiSa.
ton. The following officers were elected
President, Thomas G. Britt.
Ce.Presldent, L. King.
Secretary, Carl Hamilton.
Treasurer, John lalloure.
The meeting adjourned Until next We'd.
nesdAy afternoon, whom an official Of the
international Union will be present q
duly organize the association.
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Why do school girls like northeast
Winds 1t brings chaps to their llps,
Should II bring colds 10 their heads lei
them take Taylof's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Gum and Mullen,
When does q severe cold resemble a
brilliant idea When II comes into ones
head suddenly. You should possess The
Idea that Taylot's Cherokee remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will cure any
cough or cold, and prevent otoun,
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has the follow.
ing: Mrs. A. G. WinChCr, Of Wheeling,
W. Va, gives the following description Of
her brother, q. Adam Beiser, who was d
passenger on the steamer Andes, and was
last seen coming ashore from that boat al
this landing on December .: Age, %
height, five feet 0 inChes; weight, 180
pounds; walks straight; has stir neck,
ileCeBsltating turning the whole body,
sunken brown eyes, high, projecting fore.
head, when standing still holds one hand
over the other, and has thin gray hair,
old.iashioned neck handkerchief with col
lar turned over II, coat loose aud faded 10
d dark gray.
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The Pedestrian CONTEXT,

The benefit entertainment given at the
Capitol ring last night by Messrs. FitSger,
aid, Herty and Hegelman, the professional
pedestrians, was largely attended and very
interesting. The piobtietots Of the rink
kindly donated lie tiSe. Speeds Colored
minstrel band made good music and re,
fused to.aCCept pay iJF their services, and
tile receipts were quite handsome. Herty
beat Fitzgerald In their run. Hegelmaf
beat both Of the amateurs pitted againsl
lllm, and one Of the three colored men en-.
tered with two white men for the amateur
race came In first. The sack race wa
ahinalhR.
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FOR SALE 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.

The following I,ots on Wheeling island belong
lhy " we e9tAte Of tie late VIM, MCCOy, viz!
L0W SO, %, o. and "a on Broadway,
lou no 20 and % on York street.
toY 40 ", lQ and 1Ol on VlfglhiA street.
L0u 30, l0i, 100, ITO and Ill on Huron hinC
Low No. ~, I'D and iB9 on Wabash street.
LOT NO, ~ on Water street,
An9' w v. HOOK 4 BRr.. ian Na'En' II
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A pisa,nnt Entsrlalbn emit promlssd.

A private entertainment that promises
10 be very enjoyable for those so fortunate
40 10 DO Invited, willbo given at the Arion
club house, on tlie South Side, this even.
ing, BY the Young Ladies' Society, II
will commence al 5 O'Clock with a concert,
III which the AtiOn amateur orchestra,
Miss SChAudOin, Of Philadelphia, Mr..
Holman, the harpist, and several other
ladies and gentlemen will take part. Mr.,
Henhig will give a recitation. A dance
will follow, for which Kramer will furnish
the music The ladies have appointed
committees that have left nothing tindone
10 make the affair q pleasant one,
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of ROOlens, being u com.
plete line Of Suillngs, PantalUOnlngs and
OyercOatlngs, which We shall get up In
ilrst.class style and 1T, and at lowest
prices. Also, u full limo Of Furnishing
"'0N' avs" q. HESS 4 SONS.