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AN OLD NEWSPAPER.

Yes, there II lies, faded. crisp and yellow.
And what a world OF ~ondrous thiugs IL
II Is well the editor poor fellow.
lie Tar beyond the reach of chestnut bells.
inc Jokes were fewer then. and not so bold,
but 10 my thinking, they were quite as old.
Births, deaths and MARI ages, halfs column
some neatly terse. and SOME elaborate.
An. the shortest might have fllled n volume.
Had II set forth the freaks men have with
Poor. frail humanity. so tar away.
- Just Ike poor humanity today.
Let's sec the other page-is it better
Alas why should tits the same old world
here the very crank who writes n letter
10 prove that time Is Just about unfurled.
Much better than the paper how things
goes"
There are many ads all quantity written.
BUT Ihen they tell their plain unvarnished
And here were ventures where some were
And some TO richness sailed with spreading
sails.
While here and there an item pokes its bend.
with the rank fumes of politics o'erspread.
Now turn once more. thars the poets cor.
What. there ~ero no poets in those old
days
Men were wiser then-go 10, thou scorner!
Tine never saw year without their laws
And never will. while this old earth's aroat,
t'~eP.'e "oa' sAuSS ctSuIlSn ever MrOte
just here we may do some moralzing:
foor oid sheet where are all the moving
That framed your sqn,hs and blest your
advertising,
And spaced you out so nice with double
leadsg
They ache no more-they've passed scros.
Peace be their portion on the other side.
Ny saffron friend I own to your fsitiuys
but you had virtues | would not ignore
lou printed no portraits, all your sil ngs
MAY be condoned upon that worthy score
vi course. you can't expect 10 vie In dress
with this here dandy OF the modern press
You had no phones and you had no csule
- 10 tel. you things that never come To pass:
You had no telegraph near your table
\ CT after all You were not quite nm ass
had,
And need not blush. nv lemon.visaged Lad.
Now shall hid farewell just Ike Others.
come.
sui | shall regard you all as brothers
hItnough, OF course. YOU have been long
from home.
Among sucn company you may seem rude
But never mind, they shall not call you dude
Well, zee. they're beauties, sure ink and
paper
Can never go beyond this perfect line.
win due allowance for pride and caper
You II own yourself that they are very fine
Ihy you part. Just now, any friend but when
would compare. I'll bring YOU ont again
~ tttdn Lyle. Ia Detroit Free Press.
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The Age Of Man.

II the claims of old descent were q
iu-tiiiabis source of pride. saws an
English paper the human race will
feel clated on being assured bv the
wise men Of the British Association
that authentic proof has been di.cov.
cred iu some Welsh caves that men
sufficiently developed from The apc foo
manufacture flint implements existed
on ibis planet 10000 wear, aoo ro
u- BE- i- melancholy reflection tlat
We should have taken so prodigiou. "a
time Co attain so small result Even
when The duration Of the race f. linn
tied 60 Doe 5000 YEAR OF history. tine.
outcome can hardly be- considered a.
satisfactory. and there is .omefbiu0
profoundly depressing in the sudden
addition Of 30 series 0f ancestor who
peui 2ji,Wu wears Bro narkiuo Time
indeed. but in making no other mark
on ihc world. fbci.fi0H Iui0u.
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"A new Alpine peak has been con-
quered-the Sandspitze. one of the high
est dolomites between the Tyrol and
Upper Austria. Many previous attempts
to reach the summit had failed. as tho
peak is perfectly inaccessible on the
west and south sides, while the upper
portion consists of perpendicular lime
stone walls. The two successful climb
ers found the ascent most painful and
dangerous. but were rewarded by the
magnificent view. The Sandspitze is
over 5000 feet high.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

The best possible thing for man
to do when he feels too weak to carry
any thing through, is to go TO bed and
sleep rs long rs he can. This il the
only recuperation of brain force; be-
cause. during sleep the brain is in Il
state OF rest, in condition to receive
and appropriate particles of nutriment
from the blood, which take the place OF
those which have been consumed on
previous labor. -HeGlA Monthly.
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j. Marshal. F. r. S.. says. that if a
woman whose clothing is on fire will lie
down in n horizontal position tho
flames will become for the time nearly
harmless. and time will thus be gained
for further action. II, then, she has the
presence of mind 10 turn over upon tho
lighted garment. the fame will be
nearly extinguished. Any bystander
might then easily put out the fire by
means of some wooden garment, coat,
or rug, thrown over the sufferer to ex-
clude the air.
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-she--what is prorre.,iv. .uebr..

-She--What is progressive suehre.
Johng Helm sure l don't know
The thing I'm most Interested in Just
now is progressive courtship. She-O.
what is thatg He-Well, for a little
while after he begins to pay his adj
dresses TO her he simply shakes hands
with her when they are parting at night,
as have been doing for the last two
months Then he becomes n little
holder, and some night. as he is leaving
her, he puts his arm around her waist,
like this, and kisses her, as do now.
There. She (blushing) - And next
thing. l suppose, he proposes. Boston
Courier.
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E.nsolailx % Woman.

"Sweet Is revenge especially TO women,"
said the gifted. but naughty, Lord Byron
Surely he was in bad humor when he wrote
such words. But there are complaints that
only women suffer, that are carrying num-
bers OF them down TO early graves. There
is hope for those who suffer. no matter
how soreiy, or severely. In DR.. X. v.
Pierco's "Fcyorite Prescription" Safe
In it. action IL is blessing. especially 10
tronse. and to men, too, for whom women
suffer, the household is askew.
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--Chimneys that smoke, roofs that
leak, cutters that overflow, rainpipes
built into the walls that discharge the
showers OF heaven into his drawing
room, all these the London tenant has
the privilege of making good at his own
sole and individual expense.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

An examination by an English ocu-
list OF the eyes of LOO persons who
work by the incandescent electric
light fails TO show any injurious effects
produced by that light. The arc light
may cause eye trouble if in too close
proximity.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

-''Green corn dances" frequently
take place on the Tonawanda Indian
reservation near Akron, n. Y. Only
Indians take part and their yelling,
which is the paramount feature of the
entertainment, is described as some
thing terrible.
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Club-t0pt Brown. the noted ftou
uersman. and long COS crnln. I'd
scout Doc Montana. i- in flo, SPRINGS
Ark, seeking relief FROM lumbago.
Brown is ihe man Who. during thc raid
on The Moutona hor-efhicv q ip tbc
SUMMER oi l5s,. siugic-handed. with
ihe nd Of " dpubie-harrelcd shotgun.
captured seven horsctnicyo~ camupd
on me Musseisbell river. and m,rehed
ihem INTO billmgs. wncfc fh. were
turned over 70 Tho authorities 5l delr
vapt0r
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The Russians figure that an exile to
siberia has only one chance in one hun
dred thousand TO escape out of the
country, but an average Of four hun
dred eXiles take that chance each year.
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An oTensiv. uraath

is most Distressing, not only to the person
aIiicueu IL ne have any pride, but to those
delicate matter to speak of, but it has
parted not only friends but lovers Rad
Sreath and catarrh arc inseparable. DIR.
ohSe's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases as thousands can testify.
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-Wife-Airs. Hendricks is to give n
small informal tea party tomorrow
afternoon TO few ladies, and was
wondering if had better wear gloves.
Husband-l have always understood
that on such informal occasions the
ladies handle each other without gloves.
N. y. sam
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% Organic weakness or loss OF
power In either sex, however induced,
speedily and permanently cured Enclose
10 cents I'm stamps for book OF particulars
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. n Y.
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ANALYzED and found FREQ from poison
ked Star Cough Cure. Health Boards en-.
dorse 1T twenty-five cents bottle.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

Is 1850 "Brolra's bronchial Troehes'' wore
introduced, and their success as a cure for
Colds. Coughs, Asthma aud Bronchitis has
been unparalleled. Price % cts.
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IT Is not surprising that people should
get stuck" on paste diamonds Merchant
Trd,effr
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THERE are not so many fellows wanting
the earth now since its cracked Phiiades-
mia I'resx
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a HOTEL should never advertise that eft
MR..
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

THE nncients could beat us to death
painting pictures; but look at our frames
Chicago Journal
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OxrozS CURE. Throat lung, nervous dis
eases. Book free. DR.. Geppert, Cincinnati,O
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A TRIAL. baiance-The baby's frst run
Hartford Times.
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A "sAFE burglar" is one In the peniten-
nry It'd BIS.
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For producing n vigorous growth ofbajr
upon bald heads, use Halls Hair Remover.
Every druggist will recommend AYERS
Ague Cure, for 1t is warranted To cure.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

THE clock makes no progress in its cease-
less march. 1t simply marks time.-Boston
Igrsxsrg.fpf
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

IF there is one thing that quicker than
another, will drive a man to drink 1t Is
thirst Life.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

How INEXPENSIVE and yet how effective
Is Glenn's sulphur Soap. Hills Hair and
Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, 5Oc.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-28

FHAzER AXLE GRBAsE Is tho best I'm tho
world-wilI wear twice as long as any other.
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100 Doses One Dollar

% thoroughly identified with Hoods sarsa,.-,,,.
IL not catch line only. but Is absolutely I'm. a. -
preparation; and IL Is as absolutely true tha. n,
honestly be applied only to Hood's sars.,.-sS,.
which Is the very best tonic medicine ana 49,
puriner. Now. reader. provs-i,- TAX. a bot,I.
home and measure Its contents. You win nrr 49,.
hold 100 tcaspoonfuls- Now read the circetior- a..
you viii md that the average dose for p-r.o,s y,
oinerent ages IL iess than teAspoonfui. sr,,,.
pariha-
Il have been In poor health several ysar .,r-
Ing from indigestion. rcstlessnces IN the MIR,
In the morning would get up with very tired Zee,
ting. After taking only part OF the nrst bot,i. =,
Hoods sarsapariiia could rest we'll all uixht 80
feel refreshed when I woke mp. I must - 49,
Hoods Sarsaparilia Is all It Is "a 10 49,
Mrs. II. ID. wISASs. 20 East Mason Street. Jsos-
son. Mich.
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SCIENTIFIC TRUTH

Regarding the Functions of an Important
Organ. of Which the Public Knows but
Littie-worthy Careful Confederation.
To he Editor Of the Scientific American
wa you per,an as 70 make kno,cn 10 the pub
lie The facts ve hass learned during hs past
years, eoHoeraing disorders cf ls human AID
aeys and the organ, ,rhieh diseased Ksdn<ys 50
easily break doscaf los are conducting d Scs-
entUle paper, and are unprejudieed ezeep; in
Jaror Of TRUTH IL Is needless 10 say, no med
zeal JoxT1adl Of "Codei standing trVisld cdnlu
these Jaets, for terry Obvious reasons-
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a CHARITABLE cOnstruction-Tho poor
hOuse.--Puck
BEsT, easiest 90 II o and cheapest Piso,s
Remedy for Catarrh. By druggists. soc.
WHERE does a ckboardi-- Bostoa Her.
alA
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THREE is always crewel work 10 DO dops
ana dainty fingers delight in doing IL
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WANTED GOOD HAN
FRENCH DECORATIVE Art DESIGNS,

Nrw method Of decorating silks, sains yes
.agnes ismpshades. etc. Can not be deiecieail,,.i
and fun directions. EfOFF6 m ~ Rbs.f
1dD Main Street, CIncinnatt, ONE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28
|THE NEW CITY BOARD
ENTaRs UPON MS OFFICIAL LIFE
The First ROll.saIl If the FOFso-Ths De.
murrOr to the Shepherd Petition Filed
and the Argument NadS-ThS POInts
AgaInst the Petition Enforced.

The new Board Of Police and Fire Com
missiouers Of the city yesterday entered
upon the discharge Of it's duties as pre-
scribed by the ordinance, taking posses
sion Of it's office, formerly occupied by
Chief Smith alone. Thstelsphone was
moved up from the room in the basement
where Lieutenant JunkiAs formerly re-
ceived the telephone reports, Clerk
Stanley called the roll OF the night force
at or. NJ, all the men answering, The
day force will be called at 9 this morning.
The boys on the force take the new re.
CINE very good ~humOredly, though some
Of them SPEAK tacetiously OF the Board
system.
THE demurrer OF counsel for the city
and board TO the petition OF j, b. Shep'
herd and ten other taxpayers asking the
Circuit Court to declare the ordinance
creating the Police and Fire Board in.
valid and null, was filed and argued yes
terday before Judge Jacob. The decision
has not, however, been rendered. II the
demurrer is sustained all proceedings
upon tic petition fall. 1.-THE demurrer L
overuled the petition must them be argued
on It's merits,
The demurrer claims that as the petit
tionera do not aver that they are aggrley
ed by the ordinance, they do not shoY
themselves 10 be in q position to take ad
vantage Of the statutei that the petition
does not claim that the steps by which
the odinance was adoped were in any par
tiCular faulty; and that in other respect
the petition ia uncertain, faulty and erro
Danua.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28
LuMp3n AND rOLIrIcs.


A Prominent West vlrglniRu Talks about
both Subjects.
HttSburOh Penny PreG.
D. NJ. shinn, OF Harrison county, W.
Va, who has been engaged in the lumber
business for thirty years, is in the city to.
day. Mr.. shinn has no quarrel with the
Monongshela Navigation Company, butis
a strong advocate Of a free river, and says
that lie reflects the sentiments Of the peo.
pie Of West Virginia, aud that the move
ment in Congress TO this end Is being
watched with extraordinary interest. ut
issupposed," said he, shat our Congress.
man, Mr.. Goif, is in favor Of the bill, and
| do not think there Is a man In his dis.
ttict unfavorable to the project. II will
be o god.send TO our business, and do
more than anything else for the develop.
ment Of the upper Monongahela. But
little lumber is sent down now, as II costs
too much. Mr.. Golf will be urged, II he
has mol already done 80, to take an active
part In pushing this measure. It's benefits
can scarcely be estimated. The develop.
ment OF the lumber business incident to q
zee IlVer ID only one among many, many
blessings.
"Dld you know that Congressman GoR
had Senatorial asplrations2" continued
Mr.. shinn. "He is being pushed forward
for the place, and Is a strong man. Gofr
Is a power in West Virginia, and he Is
gradually gaining strength on account Of
his protective principles. The develop.
ment Of the coal industry and the growth
Of the manufacturing enterprises In our
State has been the means Of creating a
Strong tariff sentiment. Tariff Democrats
are strong friends Of Golf, and II Is be-
lieved no can be made the successor to
Senator Camden without much trouble.
There is no doubt that he could SO.
cure the support Of the liberal.minded
Democrats, those in opposition to the
Wheeling Register faction. People may
be surprised one Of these days by West
Virginia Republicans electIng a United
States Senator. 1t Is among the proba-
bilities,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28

stage OF the watsr n Movements Of the
A%IanmbnnLa.

stage OF the wAtsr and Movements Of tht
Steamboats,.
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for thii
port this morning. Shippers can order By
telegraph.
The W. N. Chancellor will pass dowr
at an early hour this morning on her wal
to Charleston and way points on The
Kanawha and Ohio rivers.
The river Is still rising slowly at thil
point. The marks last evening indioatel
q depth Of 8 feet II inches In the channel
At Pittsburgh the depth Is 3 feet 8 incheI
and the river Is falling.
The little steamer Ida. Smith, recently
purchased by Capt. Brady Morgan, o
Williamstown, IL being Handsomely
painted at that place. She will enter the
PALESTINE atkersbutg trade when com,
pleted.
In the suit Of o. B. Preston and other
Va. steamer Virgie Lee, q decree was grant
ed against the sureties OF the bonds Of The
boat for debt contracted by the boat, al
the last session Of the U. =. District Court
at Charleston.
The Louis A. Shirley lie due here to-day
from Cincinnati, for which point abe will
leave on her return trip at 8 O'Clock 10,
morrow afternoon. This popular stern.
wheel packet is possessed Of ample accom-.
mOdAtlonS for both passengers and ship.
pefs. Her officers are o clever set Of gen.
tlemetl aud are always on the lookout fol
the comfort Of their guests.
The steamer New Hudson passed down
Of midnight last night on her way from
Pittsburgh, where she was built,
to 81 Louis TO enter the Evansville, 81.
Louis and PaduCah trade, She had mum.
Der Of passengers Oh board, mostly river.
men aud editors, enjoying q pleasure trip.
She also had a big lot Of fteight slowed
away on her. Che took on considerable
glassware and nails here. The steamer 10
one Of the finest that has been put ailoat
for q long time her cabin Is beauty and
everything about her 10 finished Ia tue
best Of style. Capt, Ellison was In com.
mand aud Capt. Ed AnshutG was In the
office. The machinery Of the old Hudson
ID used on the new boat. She has electric
lights aud oil the Conyenlences that will
60 towards making her Q popular packet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28
TWO ELEGANT CARS
oF SEW DEsIeN ARE INTRoDuoEp
BY the b. = o, Company for use between
PtttOburEh and BaltmOFS-Ths Cars EE-
cite IHtsrsSt hsFs-ons Of then meets
with an Accident en- ROute.

Two Of the finest parlor and aleeping
cars aver seen here came in on the Balti-
more 4 Ohio road last night and will be
taken to Pitsburgh this morning. They
will run regularly from Pittsburgh 70 Bal
timore. They were built for the Monarch
Parlor Coach Company, Of Indianapolis,
by Gilbert, Of Troy, and are called "Zsno-
bta" No. llS and "Rhodope' No. llG
The latter has one of her platforms and a
corner somewhat demoralized, having
collided with a Pan Handle train at
Columbus yesterday on her way here.
The Isnobia and Rhodope are Rs fine
cars az were aver built, The designing
andfnishing is Persian, The car 10 sixty
two and a half feet long inside, Ia OF the
usual width and height, and equipped
with iorty-two.inGh wheels, with best
springs, combination Miller & Janney
couples, and is finished inside with
Mexican mahogany and outside with Hon
duras mahogany, There are twenty-tour
revolving chairs upholstered in heavy
Persian tapestry, and so designed as to be
comfortable and to prevent the occupant
from growing tired, even II obliged to o.
cupy them for two or three days in sue
Cession. There are two chairs to each
section, sufficiently removed to avoid up
pleasant proximity to q disagreeable pas
senger, The berths open ont from the
wall, as does the door Of locker Or ward
robe. In each OF these, which serve as Q
panel by day and a headboard by night, Il
4 mirror 22x8O inches in size, with beyal'
ed edges, providing both q convenience
and an ornament. One Of the sections
comprises, when opened, a private state
room, while the other arrangements Of the
car, besidesthe berths, consist of q nursery
toilet rooms, smoking room, buffet, lava
tories, linen lockers, store room, etc. The
buffet Is in one end Of the car, and Ia sup
piled with every possible requirement
all ~fastenings and supports Of every de-
sCriplion are made very strong and orns
mental, An electric bell is provided 81
each berth. The equipments for lighting
are for either gas or electricity, although
at present oil lamps are used,
The cars attracted a great deal OF atten'
ton as they lay in the yard here lasI
night. They are different from any
coaches ever seen here before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28
ABOUT pROPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud wheeling Folk
Ahpnad.

Strangers In tho City aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. II. L. Willett and Miss Gussie Price,
OF Bethany, we're down yesterday.
Mr.. j. B. Lockhart, Of Bethany, is spend
ing two or three days in the city.
Mrs. Hawley, Of Columbia, s. O., form
erly Of Wheeling, Is visiting her son
James L. Hawley.
Commodore John C%rockard's wife and
sister, Miss Becca OroCkard, have gone Ia
visit friends in Cincinnati.
Mr.. j. D. Hamilton aud Mr.. and Mrs.
r. W. McWilliams, Of Grafton, were reg.
istered at the stamm House yesterday.
Colonel w. P. Thompson and family, OIL
Cleveland, came down yesterday on the
Pan Handle, and went down to Parkers'
burg on the River road.
Colonel George W. Thompson, ptesi.
dent Of the Ohio River railroad, I. o. Bul.
lock, Esq., and Mr.. Joseph .. Neal, oil
Parkersburg, were at the Mcclure yeSter-
day.
Capt. w. II. Irwin, who, as usual, been
spending the past winler in Columbia,
s. O., and other Southern cities, has re.
turned here to spend the summer. He
has rooms at the Stamm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-28
Memorial Day at New C~umbSrland.

Saturday will be a notable day at New
Cumberland, the occasion being the uu.
yelling OF the soldiers monument and
grand reunion, The Cleveland & Pitts
burgh train will run to Freeman's Station,
putting passengers in New Cumberland In
time for the parade, the soldiers dinner
in the rink and the balance OF the ex.
e%rCises. The services at the monument
will take place at 2 P. N, In the evening
q campfire and reunion will be held In the
rink. A special train for down the river
will leave Freeman's Station at 1920 I.
NJ, after the campfire. All G. A. Il. men
and all other old comrades are cordially
invited to attend. Addresses will be made
by Hon. John A. Campbell, Prof. Orago
and others. There will be excellent sing.
ing. James Porter is chairman Of the
Monupental Committee. and neither that
committee nor any Of the others has left
anything undone.
In case Of rain the rink, the public
school building, the Court House and
churches are at the service OF the commit.
tee, and none need stay away for want Of
ample provision for any emergency. All
will BIZ made comfortable.