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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
80 IInNr.IN EnICAGO.

The Rev. SAN JONES seems TO have sur
red up q regular hornet neat out IN Chi
cago In many places 10 which he has
preached there has been more or less eriu
cism upon his manner Of preaching ou'
rous 50 outspOken as among some OF the
ministers Of Chicago.
But Mr.. JOKES goes on with his WorS
lust The same. and is preaching to larger
audiences and leading more men to change
their mode Of Life than perhaps any other
man hat he's ever appeared in this cOun'
try.
lis claimed that the exceeding coarse
ness and vulgarity of his language de
grades the gospel" and thst he exsEger'
ates the inconsistencies Of members OF the
church. His language is, it seems 81
tunes rather uudigni6ed for minister who
would set an example for the people some
times IN fact his words degenerate into
slang. The people would certainly com
prehend his meaning were his language
more refined. But it cannot be denied
,ha. his sentences bristle with good sense
and suise right home to the
mark every time. He does notify to make
his words glance over wickedness and ny
pocTisy, but shows Them up in their most
bideous aspects. For these to be shown
I'D at any time is vary unpleasant to the
guilty but TO be handled with such rough
hands as Mr.. JONES uses makes 1t jast that
more unpleasant
Every man has his faults. Mr.. JONES
NAV err in using OF times language that
should not be sanctioned By good people
Yet in spite Of all this no man can truth
fully say that be is not accomplishing 8
good work. Would that we bad more SAN
JoxEsgs even if they do sometimes use 8
little slang or tread too hard on the toes Ct
hypOcriIes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
UypIsNIFIED HEROES AND HERO
INES.

INES.
There is something remarkable in the
difference between the heroes and hero
ines Of the uovslists of the present day
and those of ScoTT, RICHARDSON
CocPsR and Others Of the cd school
The heroes OF that time we're chivalrons
and digui6ed and alssys behaved toward
their lady loves with the greatest Difference
A quiet dignity prevailed al the actions Of
both heroes and heroines.
Blu, such srs not the models Of the pres
en-, day noyehsts. II both these schools
have been true 10 the human nature Of the
time, the people have certainly undergone
a great charge. This is the way 3 critic
describes the heroes of our present novel
lists
The hero Of toe lady novelist OF today
takes her soft child like face in his hands;
threads bis fingers through her golden
hair: gathers her together kisses her
mouth, cheek, ears, chin; calls her his
SIM moon, stars and heaven las
in Mrs. RlDDELL's Race for Wealth.;
puts her down to gaze passionately
into her liquid orbs, has her up again IN
his arms to Gauen her on his WsistcoSt;
presses her 6ercsly to him, releases her;
doubles her up, strsigbtens her out Hings
her from him, crumples her, and losses
her about in frenzy. And all this she &C.
ceu,s as natural accomplishment to pro-
posaL"
Among the well known present day
novels it viii Be rscOlleetsd that in onsths
hero gets his first introduction to the hero
;ns while she was dangling from tie
branches Of tree. having caught there ey
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
OFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF TIE COUNTY

NFFICE Of THE CLERK Of THE COUNTY
~ Court, ohio county, West Nirgiria.
In the matter OF the probare OF paper whiting
purporting to b. the last viii and testament o.
petit lou hed in this matter on the 10Th da' oil
february, a. D. 1856, is TO La e aoDitted 10 pro-
bate paper Sri'igg purrOrIng TO be The will Of
Hepry Bruemsen, tete4Sed, barring date on lht
from an affidavit file with me in my once tina
LOui,e thompson and Emil Thompson her hus
band are non-residents OF this STATE Il Is ordered
that they 90 appeal al my oftcs IN the CITY O
III and do vhat Is necessary TO project their inter
est In said matter.
Fuolt he'd the first time February II 1856.
GEORGE HOOK, lerk
Russell ( STIFEL, Attorueya lebl7oRwt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

SENATOR CoL0UITT. OF Georgia, has De-
come an earnest champion Of prohibition
BE lsctured in Brooklyn a short time sgo
showing the work of prohibition in Atlantis
and the South, and presenting long hn'
n ARGUMENTS in ia tehalf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
BIRD.

ERAFT-Ou Thursday afternoon, March I, rSS8
AZ 5 p. m, GEORGE KRAFT, Ia the seth year o; bis
Sge.
Funersl VIII take place Monday at .. n, from
hI' late residence No, 2l6S Main ST. @. Service:
viii be held a. the ST. Alphonsus church. Inter
uGnt a. Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends are rC.
.ps,tiully invited to attend.
MAGES On Friday aitern' OF, March 5. 1885
ava 80 o'clock, HEsrEs, wife OF EeeueZer Mage
Funeral from the residence Of Ter husba ID, CT
short Cresk, on monday morning, March s, at II
O'Clock. Friends ara invited to attend. Lnterment
At Short Creek cemetery.
MURDOCH SATURDAY, March s, 1885, at Il
D. m. MARY AGSRs, vile o. John W. Anrdoek
aged 80 years.
The ruaeral will take place Monday morning 81
O'Clock from the late residences Of the decs9ei
Requicm Mas will be sung at the church Of tie
immaculate Conception at o O'Clock. IrteImert
at Nj. Ca vary eAmstsTy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

OUR gentle contemporary around the cor
,srbasof late been giving the ex-Collector
Mccormick racket a wide berth. 1t has
fallen into "innocuous desue,ude," so 70
,ueak. Has something dropped from h
publican hesdquarrers2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
CsyE REGlSTEH.

West Virginians sCjourning In
washington can always find the
DAILY RICHTER ON the cOnn-
ter OF LepIsy ~ FinSter. news
,1,..,Ie-S. 7IS FifIseuIh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

SrxcE the burning of the court house a.
Weston, court is held in jail The jury
my know what it is TO be in jail oator'
,bav send criminals there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
FoR SALE.
Enr SaIa nn Easy Tsrms.

rSyHE PROPERLY No. $50, on TIE EAST
l side OF Msrket siiost. corner Of alley Six;
There ars one Tbreestory Brick Home and several
.maier holdings the lot, the aggo gate rsnt %
which Is from 5000 TO S7O0 per year. Tie whole
property wilt be sold for S. 50O-Sl G In cash, the
rsmsinder In early Isymebis Of $500 each with
six per cent int r,t secured by deed OF trust for
further particulars apply 10
nr2 1929 vain Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

BIAS the Senate sufficiently recovered
from the Presidential blow betWeea the
syss 70 ask for anv more private papers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
Thomas y. Armstrong

~ J
The general object Of this suit Is 10 ob,hD DE-
cree In favor OF tue aibIif as,il NE Of TIE IL
inn Of Armstrong, Cosn o., against 20 ds',rt.
an for the sun OF hire tho1ps Dd eight 'ndfe'
an thirty eight dols-spd tbiTtJ Jour cents, u
1888 3i) with ,Eters ~ m Jniy - 1881 H. by ths
q fsndant 10 the tAid brin, and assignee tout
plaint n, and 10 subject 20 the payment Of ,Sa
decree the money and propTty Ui edsi'ndasi
iIund In this 81 te, and particularly tue AUO9ti
nov due aud hereafter 10 home due ifoS
Tn mas UB'i'n q, ass'gue Of tie Monitor los
boat aud Lumber Company, & The dei.B"a0t at
creditor OF 'ad comp ny. SId n pca'bRi"e
an affidavit ME- in lh' cause that n raid defend
ant II n. breeder % the >iEie OF We.t virginia
and process u { bsvii been erTed upon hin q.
motion Of the pa min, by bis 20 iciiOr' hi orr"
OF publication II entered sga Mt bin, aud itbG'
d.red thSt tbs cato d. i.ndsn', Jn'ns h. AM
strong, 0 required 20 app ar Thin one mrbih d.
ter the DAT" u he brst pub ics % q! thu dar
AID do wnat 10 necessary 10 protect hisHtfr'
II !. for h. ordtIei that this order b. Iu0l!i1f
and posted a. requiied by ls~.
Witness. John w. Mitchell, clerk Ct siid Corr,
at tSe Courl Horss OF aid ooup'y. this tbbd coz
OF March 1856, 70 wiI: March la %, lsb
JOHN W. MICH IL, C!ert
Published the nIst time rarch I, 1885.
Attest - JOHN W. hllCHtLL, CGL
HCsBABD BrsssIL.
boId,on for complainant. mica
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO UoUS.
- ,
Paul b tiers, who SUES ~
Este A. Bitters, his
next friend, .. .,
W.
The supn mo 7 oJge
Knishts Of Honor.
The object Of the above entitled e,pP 10 70 ~
cover the ,pm Of Two I h ,UssEd Dollar, .i b."
tre,t ION the lat day o. Don 10, Isa mosy
due on bepeht csJtihcsie or polio, OF IA tSrsSs
bsued In favor 81 he siHIi . srsTsDy the o. I'D
ant sg' eed 10 pay TO the plsigtir ~ 600 90 ~
death 81 John Paul Rirten the ylsisuh's tstsst
which death occurred On OF about the - Nov q.
Der. Pa. Ahd u appearing ION IN sfbds'n hfs
In this ca use that III aid IaiebdsDt 10 not nd
DEM oil Thu State the tald coiepdsnt T. tsr'byH
"a rei 70 sppear within one mo tn after IN" d'n
OF The h'si publication bsieoi ard 90 VII.
me- essDy 10 pIo'sot IT. intfret hsrs'b.
Witsess. Jokr W Michel, TbTk o. ,sld CoSh
~ The Court rouse o. raid comfy, uts ID Or
March. b55, 10 Wit: hsrrh RI % lsSB.
Published he fret Tine M ch 4. JtSG.
Attest JOHN W rCHkLL, flsfS
D'vEsK7 ELsos and srssELL A 5IITgL
mr{oast AforhS,s Tor plaipil1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

ITO TIE STOCK SOLDIERS OF The WHEEL =
i ing June ion Railroad Company, or whom It
nay concern:
Noic IS hereby given that the 6rtt meeting Of
the wheeling juno iOa railroad Company, Tor Il {
pu pose Of organization and such other prOcsedi KS
as may be hat at 40 annual meeting of The stock
holders, viii be held the fifteenth day Of March
1881, at the general freight once OF the Baltimore
snd ohio kallro>d Company, on Fourteen IN STREET,
in the ciiy Of wheeling, Ohio county, West Vir-
giniA.
SAMUEL SPENCER,
+. J. ID. CR rs,
BN X. COWEN,
THOs. W. KING,
N, RFILLi
L I. DEVRIFS,
TH0S. 0'BRIEN,
JOHN q. HOFFMAN,, SR., ?
fehl5oaEt&mErl5 Generators
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08
ron SALE CHEAP.
North Front Street, Island, Proper
ty for Sale.

DY VIRTUE or De- OF TRUST TO
ID me, III ade by Mary A. riemaa ard II. VII.
liam iiemsu. her husband, dAtei the 10th dy OF
February, in the year 1854, and recoTced IN the
Clerk otic- OF the County Court o! Tho county.
West Virginia, in Dead OF TuSE Book Numbered
q, page GS. will, Ga
Thursday, the 25th day of March, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'Iook .. III, sell Al public aue-
ton at the front door o. the Court House OF said
county, Lot NUN n red OF hu dred and MIN ~
six Cl95,, In the city Of Whte!ln, in Ohi county,
Net Virsipia, ann in the anot ion OF said cliy
called Zaue's stand addition TO city ut wheeling
also part OF water or pa lure lnt numbered seven
(7) in said adj ion, being all Of said lot numbered
seven "a which Les in he Of said lot one hum
dred and nnsty SIX 9SI. and betse' II il and the
Ohio river the said part OF lot numbered seven IA
bripg OF q uniform width OF sixty (6Ol ,eet from
front Il side thereof next lot one bundled and
ninety six (95) 10 the river beng the same prop
erty conveyed 10 the said Mary A. ii.Dan by
Ernest pnllpct By i ed OF eEen d tie hereEith
| which is duly r,eofoed in lbe said MO county.
/ b4eve toe title 10 he GOOD but selling "a nus
tee undertake vey SUI title ou'y as by raid
Deed OF usr an authorized 10 sell and convey a
| Aforesaid
TEENS OF SALE-CaAh.
]. POLLOCK, Trustee.
]. c. HERvEY, Aucticpear. feb22
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

a CARO-
! THIS UNDERSIGNED SEGS LEAVE TO IN
i 70 m his fTieuds. his parToI and the public iD
genera tat from SATURDAY. March 6, he will have
| the Stand No IN tne Second ward market house,
| where Fre'h, Picked sud Smoked Pork aD1 q /
ki0ds OF pudding v III be found in oeSt Quality and
at reasonable pri ceS shall al.o cOntiI ne my old
| ct nd q, the + sfIh ward market house az US al.
Respectfully, CHAS. KRAFT, JR.
|
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sEL,AiRe EST GAINESVILLE ny,
10 Chimney.

TINE. STA l. ~ wtSr VIRGINIA, utlO
i unity, IN the Circuit c UT OF ONO county
est Virginia March kuiss, 1855.
Thomas Vgr.en
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

rSoR REMITTANCE, COMFORTABLE dwell
Il ipR house, No. 1902 corner Jacob and III
tenth streets. Also dwelling hou'e No 9sT
street. W. V. H0GE y BRO, 1890 Market stree'
mr1e6ea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

NTANTED-A GOOD COAT MAKER. AP-
w INV T. ED. b. on cal, Ms;tlD's Ferry, o.,
Pos,ofSce Building. Coed wages will be paid a
gooi Il eehsnic. nIoe.99
NOR RENr-A FIRST-CLAs5. WELL FIT
II ted Bakery, on Pike street IN bridgeport;
win rent cue ,p 70 good tenant. Apply to ALAN
EBERLE, Bridgeport, y. mros
UyaNTEu-AN HONESC YOUNG MAN
w for permanent position, with an old es-
tabIishId firm as their r. ptaen alive In MS owl
state. GALAXY 10 begin $40 per monta Keller
pnces exaoted. AN III UEACTU hISG hOOoh
IA Barclay streei, n. I. mIi"4"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-08

GEORGE r. TAYLoR-NEW DRESS GOODS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04

The extensive character of the preparations
which are being made for the forthcoming music
festival in aid of the Y. NJ. C. A. building
project indicate that the affair will be one of
greater Importance and merit than is generally
supposed. The chorus of 600 girls is already
we'll up in its work, but frequent rehearsals will
be held from now until the time of the festival
to further perfect the training that Professor
Pearson is giving the participants in
the undertaking. Mrs. f. w. Brit
ton, who has been engaged as the
soloist Of the festival is singer of much celeb
rity in the East Wherever she has appeared
she has been highly praised by the press The
Erie Herald says of herr Mrs. Britton comes
from family of culture and position in Cleve-
land and her only care in life has been the cul-
tivaton of the voice which nature gave her.
Her trills and runs were faultess; her exc
cution finished in every respect, and a
soprano voice of great purity and richness
The Toledo Evening Bee says: MRS. f. w.
Britton charmed the audience with her pure,
clear soprano, as also by her graceful presence.
She is much sweeter in some tones than Ne
vada, of whom she reminded one occasionally"
The Cleveland Leader. speaking of her sing
ing in that city, says "Her rendition of the
Jewel Song was revelation to all present" and
praises 1.-THE richness of the quality of tone, and
the marvellous facility of execution. Her bird
like notes harmonize perfectly with those of the
flute"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04
Mr.. Bynum and the observation-disclosures.

Indianapolis New Record Catholic Organ)
AS for Mr.. Bynum, we would, as the publisher
of paper receiving the greater portion of its
doing far less than our duty were we for one
moment to cease in our efforts to prevent his re-
election. No other man in the country did as
much to create sympathy among the Americans
for Ireland in her struggles for home rule as the
late Mr. Hendricks and we would consider it the
saddest of comments upon the ingratitude of
Irish Americans were they to permit this man,
who had so bitterly and maiciously vilifed their
friend to be returned to Congress from dis
trict where there were a sufficient number of
Irish-Americans to defeat him. We would con-
slider it the basest ingrattude or the part of
any foreign born citizen in the district who
would vote for Mr.. Bynum, knowing how un-
justly he had vilfed the stainless character of
the man who fought so nobly, fearlessly and
brilliantly against the intolerant bigotry of
Know-nothiLism, which involved the rights as
citizens.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
As to Those New Castle Posters.
the Editor Of the Indianapolis JournaI

To the Editor Of the indianapolis JournaI
see by the Sentinel of Sept. 30 that they
charge the Hon. A. j. Beveridge with writing
certain flaming" posters advertising his meet
ing at New Castle. Please do Mr.. .Beveridge
justice by saying that the undersigned wrote
the bills, aud is responsible for what is said
thereon. The sentiment expressed therein is
the feeling of just indignation entertained by
every Republican. and some Of the other "de-
cent citizens in Henry county. Ard permit me
to say we are making this fight on State issues
and believe that yill be able to make it red
hot from how until the election. inclose copies
of other bills have had printed which you may
publish. / don't believe in the methods and cor
rupt practices now being used and enforced by
the Democracy in our State to usurp the control
of our State government / believe IN the final
triumph of the right, and the eternal justice of
all things. l believe the time has come In In
diana for 'the rascas to be turned out" (see old
files of Sentinel for last fifteen years.. and have
the books opened" (see more old files of same
paper during same period), and have an honest
and economical administration of our State gov.
ernment to the end that part of our people
shall be dis ranchised like citizens of the solid
South. | believe 1.-The time has come to call a
halt in appointing thieves and convicted crimi-
nails to Office in our State and nation" (See
more old files of Sentinel Therefore, that all
men shall be free and equal. and not being in
condition to run, l shall continue to do business
at the old stand. My postoffice address is New
Castle, Ind. CHARLES S. HERNLY.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04
Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental S. W. Williams. Vincennes;
Charles H. Ncols Toledo; w. P. Frank. To-
gansport Willis Davis, Muncie p. N Wood
bury, Union City; j. FL. Crookston, Fort Wayne;
O. Il. Myers, Washington j. A. Reed, Terre
Haute; e. Chamberlain, LAFAYETTE; B. E. Bur
CESS, Kniehtstown; Paul Shultz Monticello; @.
B. Darlington, Elkhart; Benz. Crawford, Evans
vile; Robert Glenn, Madison; Thomas j. Viii,
son, Grsensburg
Bates House: G. Morrison, Minneapolis; NJ @.
Straight Moherly, Mo-. G. D. Ingraham. st.
Louis; O. e. Evans j. W. Keesling, New Castle.
Ind B F. Kinnard, 6. A. Rabur. Fort Wayne;
W. N. Rea, Beaver Falls. Pc; E. G. Hughes,
Spencer: w, L. Stovall, Danville. Va; H. G.
Lawrence, Terre Haute s. Fl. Collins Green
castle; L. Rosenfeld New York; William r. Bit
ter. England j. w. Mckinney, Kansas City,
Mo-; Louis Bettman, Cincinnati; t. 3. Campbell,
Chattanooga, Tenn. G. Q. Matson, Greepcastle;
Charles F. Griffin, Crown Point; Fl. Jennings,
Boston; G. w. Davidge. Charlottesville; r. S.
Rowland, Chicago.
Grand Hotel: N. Stewart and J. Fl. Penrose,
Logansport; W. NJ. Marsh, Munce: w. S. Mills
paugh, Covington; III. D. McMullen, Aurora; j.
M. Burton, Terre Haute; r. W. Miers. Bloom
ington; Robert Levingston, Columbus; L. r.
Winchester, Southport; A. L. Palmer. Michigan
City; John G. Nelson, Logansport; j, A. Houser
Arcadia; w. A Kennedy, Kokomo; w S. Jack
son, Greenfield; w. M. Robinson, New Albany;
L. G. Crouch Knighrstown; j. NJ Halstead,
Brazil: O. s. Knapp. Columbus; j. G.. McPhee-
ters, jr.. Bloomington; Cyrus Woodbury.. Union
City; jeff Mcdonald and wife. Charlottesville;
w. A. Mers, ir., Martinsville; George W. Rey-
noids South Bend; r. j. Brewer, Roam, Ind; Ell.
L. Shopp and wife, New Castle.
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No Shocks at Charleston.

CHARLESTON S. c., Oct 3-There have been
no shocks here for the past forty-eght hours,
and but two three slight tremors at Summer
vile. The weather pleasant to-day, cool
enough for light overcoats and fires Religious
services were held by all the congregations. The
Presbyterians held union meeting at Westmin-
ster. and other congregations worshipped,
wherever practicable, in church buildings To.
day about eight hundred excursionists arrived
here by the Atlantic Coast line, many coming
from Richmond. Washington and Baltimore.
The proceeds of the excursion will be turned over
to the relief fund by the Atlantic Coast line and
connecting roads joining in the excursion.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04
German Baptists.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2-It was decided to-
day by the General Conference of the German
Baptist Church to erect new building on the
theological seminary grounds at Rochester N
Y. Eight new trustees of the Educational So
cety were elected. The financial report Of the
secretary shows that during the year ended Sept
$3.50 81 was received from German, and
1908 IS from English churches, the total receipts
being So 279 OIL, of which a balance of SO, 254 IA
remains The afternoon was devoted to the
Ministers Aid Society Officers were elected as
follows: President, Rev. E j. Denkman, of
Pttsburg vice president, Rev. E. c. Hazelhan,
of Cleveland; secretary and treasurer. Rev. p
Ritter, of Rochester, n. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Kinnie Voss will spend the latter part of
the winter in Florida
Mrs. c. G. Hines has returned from Vermont
for visit to her relatives.
Mrs. VIM. M. French has gone to Rising Sun
to remain all winter with relatives
Fl. W. Metcalfe, editor of the Bunker Hill (Ill J
Democrat, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Jeanette Haiford will return to her
studies at Oxford Female Seminary to-day
Miss Sarah Palmer, of New Orleans is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Deborah Moore, on North
Meridian street
Mrs. Alexander Spruance returned from Balti-
more on FRIDAY, where she has been spending
several months with her parents.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Spades and Mrs c. l.. Holstein
will leave for New York city on Friday or Sat
urday for an absence of several weeks.
Mr.. W. F. c. Colt has returned to the city,
after spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. p Haughey at Mapleton, and is located with
Mr.. Fred Baggs and family.
SOCIETY.
The first meeting of the Gentlem ems Literary
Club will be held tonight at their rooms in Ply
mouth Church
The Christ Church branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary VIII hold paror missionary meeting
this afternoon at half past 2 o'clock, with Mrs.
Chas. D. Meigs. No. 400 North Pennsylvania
street Mrs. Meigs will read a paper on "The
Chinese" and music and conversation will add to
the interest of the whole.
A farewell reception will be given this evening
at the residence of Mr.. Chas Ludlow, No. 62l
North Pennsylvania street. to Rev. A. Prentiss,
of Grace T. r. Church. previous to his departure
for Colorado, where he has accepted pastorate
most cordial invitation is extended to all his
friends in the several churches. The hours are
from half to half -past 10 o'clock.