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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-22
CHANCERY SALE
Oh
& E, "A II E&TAT ~.

No. 625l, r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county-ida Stewart vs.. Georgia snn Stew
art.
pY virtue Of an intcrlocutory decree for
- sale catered in the above cause on the
18th day Of DC ober, 1856, NJ. Is. 81, page
1853, will sell, mt public auction, TO the
highest bidder, In front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November IL, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in the town oil Arlington
formerly Witho Depot, shelby county. Ton
nesee tO-wit Bogluniog alta stake so feet
from the confer OF tho Louisville and Nash.
villa X ,ilTold, on this south side Of saidroil-
road and on the Ncst side Of Grsenlee street (;
running thence with said railroad south
west 3 chains and 81 links n q stake on Jack
son street; thenoe with jackson street south
east 3 chnins and q links to a ttako on Jack %
con and Walker sire ;tsi thence with Walker
street northeast chains and II inks TO q
stake on Green loe street; thence with Greor-
lee sire northwest 3 chains an AZ links 10
tho beginning COnta ming 3 acres, moro or
less.
Terms Of Sale--0ue half cash; balance IN
twelve months; motto bearing interest, with
approved secrr ", required; lien retained
This October ", 1886.
s, ]. MODOW ELL, Clerk and Mns.er,
ByT b Caldwell, Deputy O. and ~.
Craft d Cooper, Soils. for complnt.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING

THIS DAY.
Friars Point.,.....-.JAMRs I,RE, 5 pm.
Arkansas River ion PEruRs, Bpm.
0seeoIa- S pm.
Vicksburg. Cry, 10 a.m.
SATURDAY..
White River"..."ALRRRTA No. 3. Bpm.
Concordia. S pm.
St. Louis. ,..........CITy OF VlCksBVps, 6 D. m
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JOHN u. MOTTO III
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
. Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Monev in active demand at per
sent. The Cleating House report is
as follows:
GLRARINGS.
Thursday, October Dist. 1871, SOC 80
thus far this week, 81 SOC, 4S7 43; tame
time lsst week, S1,ll4 40 70; core.
spending time in 1885, s963,l1l 10;
corresponding time in 1884, $92l,.
S74 %.
BALANCES.
Thur'day, October 2lst, $l0S,938 46 +;
thus Isr tais week, 1885 ,431 IS; saue
time last week, $23S,o3l O6: CORE
spending time in 1885. S 21,5l9 81;
eorrss spending time in 1884, $ll0,S4S "a.
EXCHANGE.
New York sight on all points, /
Discount buyins, par selling; Nsw EGG
lard demand, discount buying; Ne w
England sight, ! discount; New Or.
leans, discount buying, par selling.
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New York spots opened steady,
ard closed quiet and steady. Mid
ding, 9 5.l6c. Sales, 217 bales. Que
tatiors we're as ioloWs:
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MOVEMENTS AT TETELEyRE.

ATipdls-Kate Adams, Arkausa
City; Chesapeake, Tiptonville; Belle
Memphis, st, Louis; Ed Foster upper
coast; Rene Macready, 81, Francis
river.
DepdrtTeS.-Ka'e Adams. Arkansas
City; Belle Memphis, Vicssburg
Il ne Macready, Helena; Chesapeake,
Tiptonville; Ed Eos or, upper Goa t.
Beats Due Dorm. - ahoma, Ar
kansas City and Ciy of Nat,bez.
Boats Due Up James Lee, City OF
cairo, Gayoso, Joe Peters and Alberta
No. g.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
R H AL II STAT E

| No. 6lO5, r. D.-Chancory Court Of shelby
eounty.- Ernest No. Andrews OF al. w oiI
II. Andrews OF al.
PY virtue Of nm interlocutOry deurss fsr
ID sale, entered in tho above cause On the
18Th day o. October. 1885, NJ, b. 81, sage
4S5, will soil, nj public auction, TO the high
ost bidder,in front OF the Clerk and Msstat't
office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Msu-
phis, Tenn, on
SATURDAY, November ~, 1SSa,
within legal hours, the following 90
scribed property, situated In the TaKiaE Dis
trioi Of Shoiby county, Tennessee, ta-wit:
Beginning Mt rolnt on tho north Sde Of
Carroll avenue lis ieot west OF u forked gam
corner; thsncs north 40' west with said ave-
nuo 1873 Iect 10 stake tboucA north IS east
w feet 90 a stake; thence south bliE' s1st
ll5 feet to o stake; thonco south 3i,' west
$40 feet 10 tho beginning. being part sf lats
Is and IL nt country OF 50i and pare Of the
John D, Graham subdivision, A. iuliy DO
scribed in tho decd of John Hobbs to Ju-
lin A. Andrews, lhsn Julia A. Grace in the
Registers ctico ot Shelby county. "a aotk
u, PAGE 40,
roras Of Sale One. third cash: spIan,s In
equal instalmsnts at Sand | 3 months: la,s
With security r.aaired; lien retained. YAss
October ", 1856
3 I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Ry L. Il, Caldwell. Deputy @. and NJ.
EraIor X Boyle, Soils. tor comP'pt.
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PTTsBuws, Pa, Octo Ter 81. Noon
River s feet 5 inches on the gauge
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
FOR TIPTONvILLE.

For 0sceolu, l.ales Point, Charlottesville.
GRyosc and TiptonTille--The new ~ds-
wheel passenger stoaWrr
CHESAPEAK II, ~
W. 2. HNll...,mAstor J, D. Fuller .-hcrF
viii leave rs above, and al way potua.
EVERY MONDAY and THURSDAY at
Pm. FOR lreicht or pnassso npply 90 board.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YoBK, October 21.-Money on
call was active, ranging from 4A@7
per cent, closing at 5. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4@5 per cent. Foreign ex-
change was dull and steady; actual
business at 4S09G48l for six y day
bills aud 4S4@4S4i for demand.
Bonds--etate bonds we're dull and
steady. Government bonds were
quiet end generally ST ady.
Stocks he stuck market was gu ct
and while upon the improved feeling
it WAS etrorg 10 firm in the early deal
ings 1t yielded in sympathy with the
ccal atoi ks later. The operations in
the latter are general st rbdted to a
recently formed bear poo, who per
sistently hammered them with q view
to nhimSt5 effect upon the general
market. jersey Central YVES tbs eh eff
fsatu g, ard though firm early in the
morning al efwards br,ke aboat 8 per
cent. Reading, L,c6awsnna AID
Hooking Valley symp,th I'D. la!e
in the afternoon theie was a gen.
eral rally upon large support.
ing orders. Tners was heavy
covering of short col tracs in tho
early morning, which, with pu'chss.s
for london account, gave the 8 roog
tone to the opening trdnsactions. The
Gr4ngers aud VanGer5ilts were quiet
and wi h ut feature. Tie opening
was suoGg, first prices showing ad-
var c.s IaugiD0 from to Z ger cent,
the latter iu Louisvil c end Nashville.
The market in the early dealings was
firm, with J r5ey Central and RICH
and aid West Pc mt the special
features, but The latter and The coal
stocks soon broke, calr,i ing the re-
malL der OF the market down below
the opening. Ia the aft moon the
general list was heavy, bat before 2
o'clock pm. the entire market rallied
and clofed st ong. Almost everythirg
Is higher this evening, tie decline ia
Jeriey Central being reducsd to only
J.. Louisville and Nashville is up u,
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LEE LINE.

AcNphAS, SFtaES R0Arf nma Nemphis
anG aSceO'n Packet Uniu VAMy.
For Helena, Glendale, Frlar, polrS AMI A.
WAY LNnlines-StsAu nv
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Receipts at porte, this day, 1885, ,394
Receipts al ports, this day, 1889 Gal
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1886. 1885 1854,
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j. II. COOPER. Maetsr.
Leaves Every MONDAY, WR0NES
and FRIDAY ~ S pm. Tho bonts OF TAI
line reserve tho riGht to pass all landjnSt
the captain may deem unsafe, Office, No. s
MRdison at. JAMES LEE, in, Sup't
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-22

The New Orleans future market
opeued dull, ald closed stepdy ard
to 4 points lower than Wednts d'y.
Sales, "a 400 bales. Quotations were
as follows:
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ID nMaes Zee. Essd

u. I. CLAGdETT .............. Master.
Will leave as above on EVERY MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at o'oI0ek
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
VERY PROBABLE
That All the Nail Machines in the City VIII
lie at Work This Week.

That All the Nail Machines in the City VIII
lie at Work This Week.
As announced in Sunday morning 5
REGISTER, the nailers of the Bcnwood and
La Belle mills agreed to grant the cold
nail feeders their demands, and they all
returned to work yesterday. The differ
cnccs with the hot feeders remain unset
tied, however, and they are still out.
At the Riverside factory all the old nail
ers who could be accommodated, received
Jobs. There are about siXty-three ma
chimes in this factory, and they were
taken by some thirty mailcrS. They were
at work all day yesterday putting the
machines in order, and they will not be
able to start up in full until Wednesday
or Thursday.
The mill committee Of the Belmont had
a talk with the officials yesterday, and 1t
was learned last evening that a settlement
had been arrived at by which about sixteen
of the old nailcrS would be taken back and
given jobs.
Whether or not the Top mill made a
settlement could not be learned, but 1t is
expected that within few days every nail
machine in the city will be working turn
ing out nails. The long strike is ended.
The Stcubcnvillc Gazette says: Old JET
felson nailcr,; applied at the factory to-day
for Jobs ut the manufacturers scale, ana
all the machines that are left, We under
stand. will DC given to them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
\ DESERVED ADVANCEMENT.
Charles Dunlap Promoted to he Snporih-
tendcnt OF the Western Division.

Charles Dunlap Promoted to he Suporih-
tendent OF the Western Division.
Charles Dunlap. who for the past year
has so acccptably filled the position OF
Supervisor OF Il. & O. trains from keyscr
to Wheeling and from Keyscr to Parkers-
bury, with headquarters Mt Grafton, was
Yesterday appraised by telegraph from gen.
rr,l Headquarters that hc had been appoint
ed Superintendent of the Western Division
of the main line, with jurisdiction extend
ing from Kcyscr to MOrgantOwn, ParkerS-
burg and Wheeling. This Is u we'll
deserved advancement, and one which
the hosts at warm personal friends OF Mr.
DUNLAP will look upon with deep graft
iiration. Mr.. Dunlap has had wide cX-
urrirnrc I'm railroad matters having filled
several very important posts IN the past
fifteen wears, and always with satisfaction
10 the company and the travelling public
Irp to $50 hc ran rs conductor Of paSScn-
Ger train out of this city. but in that year
ne was made assistant yard dispatcher,
which post he filled until 1870 or lSIl,
when he WAS called to the office Of tram
djspatchcr i'm this city. This position he
filled until lS~4, when he ain took 4
passenger train, running rs concuctor until
a wear ago, when, on General Manager
Durham taking charge Of the main line,
Mr.. Dunlap was promoted to be supervisor
of trains, which position he now occupies
lie will take charge of his new position OF
Superintendent September I, ami without
doubt will perform its duties to the salts
faction of his superiOrs and with credit to
himself
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over 1i.nnn Hnrrels.

The output of oil is still showing an in
crease. As was predicted in the REGISTER,
the production of the Little Washington
field was up to over over $4,000 barrels
Yesterday, with further increase to-day
very probable. Drilling was i'll progress at
McKeOn we'll No. 3, while it was produc-
ing ut the rate of |, 400 barrels day. No.
4was 10 feet in the sand at noon, full of
oil but had not flowed up to this morning.
1t may have to 60 10 or fifteen feet deeper
before reaching the pay streak. The Van
dcgrift we'll No. ; was in inferior sand
with no show for oil yet. The Morgan was
drilling and put out one thousand one
hundred barrels in twenty-four hours.
The Stewart well produced three
hundred and thirty-twO barrels in
three hours during the morning Me
KeOwn No. 6 was expected to get the pay
streak before the close of business The
Munhall well was producing forty barrels
an hour. Four wells are expected to reach
the sand tomorrow, viz: Smith No. 4,
Cameron No. q, Craig & Co. S on the Smith
lot and the Dyer, on the McGahey. All
Of these are important, inasmuch as they
are in advance of developments. Six new
wells have been located by Willets on the
Munce lease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

Grand Excursion to Fortress Monroe, Nor
fOlk and Washington, ID. e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
OLD MADISON AWAKE.
THE DISTRICT DEMOCRACY TURN OUT AND
NAME THEIR MEN.
The Largest Meeting Ever Held in the Market
House - Names Selected
For the Ticket.

One ofthe most remarkable District meet
ings for the suggestion of candidates to be
voted for at the Democratic primaries next
Saturday ever held in Madison took place
last night. Upwards of so Democrats
were present, old men and young, full OF
earnestness and enthusiasm and sunguine
that the ticket would win this fall
Notable among those present were Messrs.
Tbos, p. ShallcroSs, ElwOOd Hughes,
Charles H. Wheeler, JOS. EmsheimeT,
Max Bueter, c. E. Stifel, DR.. Meyers anda
score of other prominent Democrats who
rarely turn out on such occasions, all OF
which is a harbinger OF success. The good
old Democratic plan of letting everybody
run for place on the delegate ticket that
wanted to was adopted while all names for
the two offices of county and school COM
missioners that were presented were placed
ON the ticket, thus giving all aspirants an
opportunity to test their popularity among
fellow Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17

The Camp Grounds have been put IN
readiness for the opening to-day, and camp
meeting will begin this afternoon, Rev.
Sam Small preaching the first sermon. lie
will arrive on the grounds this morning.
sam Small is said to be a brilliant talker'
and rs entertaining rs any book ever writ
ten. He was for many years news
MINER writer, his speciality being
d,Tkev lore. He wrote under
the nom de plume of 'Old ST. and his
dialect stories and poems have become
familiar to almost every reader IN the
land. DUNG the three days OF his labors
AT the camp grounds the attendance VIII,
no doubt, be larger than any previous
time i'm the history Of the ASSOCIATION.
People from all over the country Will come
10 hear these great reyiyaliSts whose sue
cess has been so great in the large cities.
Every cottage on the ground Is rented
and il is supposed there are l,OOO persons
ON the grounds rs regular cOttaSers.
Every denomination or sect Is there rep
resented, with the exception OF the
Ouakers. This information was CLEANED
from an old lady who has been q regular
yisitant of the camp for over thirty years,
and. by the way, it is certainly interest
ING TO listen to her description Of camping
in the early DAYS. She says they had no
cottages then-Only canvas tents or rough
huts and that all the cooking was done III
the open air, and very frequently the ram
drowned out the fire and sent the campers
out supperlcSs to bed.
The auditorium has been nicely swept
and the seating is better arranged than
ever before. An awning covers the whole
circle. and even if it should ram,
as some prophcsy, there will be
snug quarters for everybody. MIR. }. W..
BodIcy Is surely a genius in the way OF
directing Improvements, and under MS SUI
peryision the grounds are more taStelully
and pleasantly arranged than IN the past.
He has had the ground TO the north OF the
cottages cleaned off and several roadways
and bridges built. and what in the past has
been a rather uninviting looking place Is
now much more beautiful If not so pictur-
eSquc.
1 platform for the preachers and also
one for the choir have been built just IN
front Of the old stand, which is an I'M
movement, as heretofore the audience was
constantly expecting the minister to fall
otT the benches that served for this pur-
pose.
In fact, everything has been done TO
make this the most successful meeting ever
held ON the grounds, and there Is not the
slightest doubt it will be 81. Following
Mr., SmaIl. sam Jones will he present
three days, rs will also other distinguished
SPEAKERS during the whole meeting, among
whom are Miss Jennie Smith, Miss Ada
sherman and DR.. J. f. Smith, formerly Of
the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church.
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SQUIRE RUSSELL

Talks Very Plainly About Secret Meetings
which are Not Advisory Meetings"
Richie district advisory meeting seems
to have been used (unwittingly, hope, rs
q gag to keep certain parties off the track,
which see is checkmated by call for 4
new meeting by the friends of other can
didates. In this mornings REGISTER l
see a communication headed District
Candidates" in which meeting is report
ed ut Elm Grove, Triadelphia district.
Now, the truth is, there was pirate meet
ing of fourteen in a closed room IN the
Hartleib House, friends of the candidate
for Commissioner W. II. Tyler, by private
invitation, which other equally good
Democrats knew nothing about, although in
the same house during the evening until
the meeting came out of their room. Also
on last Monday there was meeting Of
similar kind, q prirdte one. mt the instance
of ID. NJ. ThOrnburgh, who is also a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
Commissioner, in which about the same
number took part Now TO characterize
either of these meetings rs advisory ones
is, to say the least, farce. An advisory
meeting to be entitled to any weight must
be duly advertised and open TO all corners
who are in good party repute, and in which
all nominations could be made and tickets
printed with same on, and at the expense
of the Democratic Executive Committee,
and not privately and secretly at the in
stance of few wOuld-be candidates who
would have the people believe they had no
opposition. Yours,
JAMES NJ. RUSSELL,
Triadelphia District, W. Va.
1TonH1U AN0Usf 16 lSSB
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is. Good&Co. sell dry goods the cheapes
NATURES HIGHWAY.
The Latest Happenings of Interest to Boat
men.


men.
The recent publication Ia the effect that
the new boat 10 he built by Sweeney N
Sons would bcdOwn tomorrow, is M error.
Its arrival would be delayed ten days or
two weeks.
A new saw mill boat has just been COM
plctcd ut Huntington.
The Pat McLaughins officers received
their papers yesterday. The boat can run
between Piltsburg and New Orleans.
The Pat Mclaughlin cracked a cylinder,
Saturday, when on her trial trip. A new
one is being made.
The marks last evening indicated 7 feet
1 inches and rising slowly.
The Courier will be to-day's Parkersburg
packet at | Il. M.
The c. w. Bachelor leaves for Cincin-
natl this afternoon at , o'clock. Shippers
should bear this in mind.
Boats down-Ncllic Walton, George
Roberts, John Moren, Alarm and Frank
Gilmore. Up-Raymond, Homer, George
Roberts and 5. l.. Wood.
The steamer Belle Prince has barges at
Pittsburg loading with iron for the Ohio
River X. Il.
The steamer Telegram made her appear
once yesterday looking like new boat
with her repairs and new paint, and is
running on time in her trade leaving ut 3
p. III. daily.
LastA evenings Pittsburg LcGdcr said:
last evening some Of the river men were
encouraged in the belief that barge rise
was coming Their expectations were not
justified by the event for the highest
mark registered was five feet, nine inches
last night. This afternoon the river had
rcccded to five feet, five inches. A six
foot stage would have enabled the coal
men Ia send large number of bargcs. As
it was, however, the Frank Gilmore, VIM.
Bonner and Rescue, with forty-siX flats,
holding l65, 900 bushels, managed to start
for Cincinnati. The Beaver went out light
to bring up emptieS.'
Pilots report more snags in the river he
tween st. Louis and Nicksburg than has
been known in ten years, and boats are
obliged to lay up at nights i'll consequence.
SteambOatmcn and the travelling public
are crying for the snagboat service to go
into commission.
A new steamboat, just completed at
Terre Hautc, has been named +. V. Pow
derby, after the head of the X. of L. in this
country.
Marks at other places-Oil City, 3
inches and stationary; Parker, still below
marks; Greensboro, 10 feet 10 inches and
falling; Brownsville, 2 feet inches and
falling; Morgantown, Gfeet and stationary;
Lock No. 4, IL feet inch and falling;
Rice's Landing, < feet inches and falling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
TriadeIphla Dlstrlct, W. ';
Monday, august Is, 1855.
Serve An Injunction on Disease

By invigOrating feeble constitution, renoyating
a debilltated physique and enriching a thin and
and innutritiOuS circulation with HOStetter'S
stomach BitterS, the finest, the most highly sane
toned, and the most popular tonic and prevent
i've in existence. IL strengthens the stomach,
remedies tOrpOr of the liver and bowels, and
gives n healthfll impulse 10 the secretive and
diScharging functiOnsOf the kidneys and bladder.
Not only does IL arrest and prevent the recur-
renee OF malarial ieyerS but Il furnishes the only
ADEQUATE safeguard against them to persons who
have never been afflicted with those maladieS
but would be liable TO incur them if incidentally
unprOtected IL eliminates from the blood GER
tain impurities which the most skillful pathOlO-
gists assign as the exciting cause OF those agOn-
izing complaints, rheumatism and govt, and il Is
moreover, an excellent remedy for an enfeebled
or overweight state Of the nerves, and for men
tai dependency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-17
IN A SMALL WAY.
Pointed Pencilings OF Brief Items OF Local
Interest.

Pointed PencIIings OF Brief Items oil Locsai
Interest
SEE advertisement of chain lost, In an
other column. 49,.
OSE deed of trust was admitted to
record yesterday.
THE docket was called in the Municipal
Court, yesterday.
THERE were twelve cases before Ills
Honor yesterday morning.
LoU LINaAMAM has the sole agency OF
the celebrated Triplett water, from WOOD
county.
ATTENTION is called to the change oil
time ON the B. & o. and Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroads.
The fame of bursts ice cream has reach
ed Mt. Lake Park. He shipped large
quantity there yesterday.
ALEX. ANDREWS, a Steubenville boy,
was drowned at that place Saturday even
ING. by falling from boat into the river.
THERE is malaria breeding mud hole at
the head of the street leading to the PENN
sula cemetery, which should be hlled up
THE Howell House base ball nine ana
the Mcclure House nine will play match
game on the old Fair Grounds this alter
noon.
THE high wind of yesterday morning
blew down portion of window casing
from the tower of the Zane street NJ. r.
Church.
THE city was infested last evening with
an army of n small species Of insects re-
sembling fly. They were very disagree
ably thick.
YESTERDAY was pay day on the Cald-
well Run and Valley Grove divisions OF the
pipe line of the Natural Gas Company OF
West Virginia.
THE Wheeling Lodge Il. p. o. Elks
have decided to give one of their delight
full social sessions, on the evening OF Fri
day, September =
THE Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS
sembly will give its first grand picnic on
the new Fair Grounds, Saturday, the 18th
inst 1t will be n monster affair.