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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
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The Japanese Volcano.

san FRANCISCO. Aug. 3.-Adviccs from
Japan under date July ID state that the
volcano of Mount lwailassi suddenly burst
into activity, and in short time fifty six
houses in !,vasenura were destroyed. A
telegr~1n received on the 10th says the
e@aption still continues, with great de-
struction and loss of life. About 400 per-
sons aud thirty houses IN village called
Bira were buried under sand and ashes
thrown out by the volcano. Among those
buried were some fifteen visitors at the
hot springs in tho ncighborhood.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

The biggest Atlantic coaster is the
Pocahontas, a double-decker, 233 feet
in length, 46 feet beam, and 90 feet in
depth. Captain J. +. Sawyer says his
vessel is fast-sailing craft.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
The Best Record Euualed.

New YORK, Aug 3.-At Monmouth Park
N. j., Fircnzi, carrying ll3 pounds, defeat
ed The Bard in race of mile and half,
equaling the best time for that distance
2:A-made by Luke Blackburn with lO2
pounds up at the same place August II,
1850, and by Jim Guest at Chicago July "a,
1856, who carried % pounds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

THIRTY-THREE veterans assembled
recently at the fortieth anniversary
dinner in Boston OF the return of the
Massachusetts volunteers from the
Mexican war.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

THE bananas received at New York
this summer will number about six
hundred million. Thirty years ago an
occasional vessel brought in q cargo
and chanced its sale.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

The author Of the popular Nebraska
law which make mothers joint guar
dians OF their children with the faith
ers is Mrs. Ada NJ. Bittender, the
woman lawyer of that State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
A LIFE FOR A LIFE.

Charles, Alias "Blinky" Morgan, Ranges
In the Columbus tO.) Penitcntiary for
the Murder Of Detective Huiiigan-He
Meets Death Calmly, Asserting His I'M
nocence to the Last-Iiis Crime.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 3-Charles, alias
.Blinky' Morgan, the principal figure In
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

SuNDAY-scHooLs are increasing rap
Idly in this country. Last year the
American Sunday-School Union organ
lied / ,jO2, with 6,326 teachers and 54,-
129 scholars
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

the Rayenna rescue
and the murder Of
Detective Hulligan, Of
Cleveland, O.,was ex-
ecuted at the Ohio
peniteItiary early
this morning. The
pr.sonerspent a quiet
day, refusing to see
visitors except those
with whom he h a d
been int | NJ a tie and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

The record of London last year
shows that thirty-eight persons were
run over and injured by bicycles, three
from fire-engines, and 4,O62 from other
street vehicles.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

A New YORK swell, travelling toward
Alaska, was swindled out of $3, 200 BY
confidence men in poker game at
Seattle, Wy. r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

Miss HARRIET HosMER, the sculp-
tress, who is visiting her native land
after thirty years at Rome, is now at
Bar Harbor, Me.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

For the benefit OF those who ahhor
printers ink rs IL prime factor to the
advancement Of their interests. we will
state that Sampson uhe strong party)
was tho first MIN to advertise. He
took two solid columns to demonstrate
ais strength and several thousand
oecplc tumbled 10 hts scheme, lie
arepaht down tho hoN~A. -- Osags rtss'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

Miss Amy" You know every
thing. Mr.. Smith. What does drbonndir
means" Smith (stuck) y" Dcbonnair?
0h, yes, dcb, IL debt: .onnair,' oh. ncrcr;
3h ne'cr--you scc--the whole thing
means: Never get in debt. Amy
Thanks. awfully.' Exit Smith for
dictionary. After reading it sails for
Cape Town. Tine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

--"You are charged said the
magistrate to the prisoner, with hav-
ing five wives all living" 1.-The charge
IS atrocious, aud the man who makes it
is unworthy OF respect" declared the
prisoner. his eyes blazing with right
sous indignation. II do not deny that
| have had five wives, but two Of them
are dead. y Ep0ch.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

A WRITER in the New York Sun fig
ures that National campaign costs
about S2O, 600 900.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09

Nom. than three-luarters Of all the
bakers in the United States are men of
German birth,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-09
WASHINGTON MATTHEW'S"

tbs socialists aud anarchists Of Chicag,
held a picnic at Sheffield, Iad, to raJs, a
futd to build napnmapt Tor tue dead
Auars:,i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
A VIEW OF LOW LIFE
No. from a Moral standpoint. but in AZ
Entirely Physical Sense.

M, from n Moral standpoint. but in ~
Entirely Physical Sense.
vn.n III, uu,,o beats fssbly; when the snsFEJ
/, gone; when the appetite is v'Nt and sleep IN,
certain, then the body il in a condition OF actual
..,ov life." No matter what the eanS'' may have
s..s S,.=r, N, given Wy ana unless her strength
r,,,o,.d disease Ia certain TO take po''SiIiou OF
~. hoAv The aru, thing any doctor does in such
a case Is 10 assist Nature. Here are some '0
Prot Ap,.Ip T,int of BsllSvus Nsv York College
,.v,, "rhs iudlc!ous use of alcoholic SumuiAnn
=. ~. a, m. .trEus ebAraetsrSstes Of progress Ii
tbs prastco OF medicine during the Last bali cen
tury." ,,,,, ..zy.
Hnor ,b,, Alcohol win steady .bs heart. slow tAs
nrI,o. warm the akin. calm S1estsnant and "
ought to use It." .r .1.u
most happy 20 gay. after very thorough '''I
th,, for persons suffering with nervous and sene'
debility or any wasting disease or for delicate per
.o,, M ipyallds, DunyS Puss Malt Whisky Is I'M
ho,t tonic aud puEeSt StmulGnt With which An
acquainted" .,,,.,.. .,.,
these and they speak volumes for tbs pure anu
valuable whlsksy which has become 40 wondSftull
,o,ul.r. powAro OF ali bottled whisEsyB Nhiel
NAV bo offered you. except Duny's. 1t has sto0S
tAs tsEt OF time and 10 absolutely pre- Dun'
FORMULA Is positive ouro for coughs e0to'' ~
ali pulmonary troubles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

At The opera HOME Lat NIEht.

That romantic, picturesque drama, "The
White Slaye." considered by msny to DO
the best work ever produced by that gilt
ed but unfortunate author, Barley Damp
ball, was presented at the Opera House
last evening before a small but very appre-
cistive audience, by q good strong com,
pGny. The company and the play deserved
1 larger audience. The play ia an absorb.
ing one, the incidents arc oil American,
the situations and effects are hue and the
special scenery used adds greatly TO the
realism Of the situations, and the pleasure
that is derived from the performance. The
rain storm in the fifth act that drenched
the stage with real water was one OF the
best Of the many mechanical effects. Miss
May Newman, in the title role, acted ad-
mirably and was well supported BY the
other members OF the company. The
play will be repeated this evening. Seats
can DO had ct RAuTera,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

The following transfers OF real estate
we're admitted to record In Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
A deed made February Z, 1885, by
Joseph Purcell and wife to Robert McOul-
Tough, in consideration Of $547 so for par.
cells OF ground RituRted on the west side Of
Wheeling Island, being part Of the old
Fair Grounds property, and designated as
lot No. 4 and the north half Of lot No. 8
in Block No. /.
A deed made January 20, 1855, by Mary
ZINE French, Of Grand Ridge, Ill, and
others, heirs.St.lSw Of James Hervey
Brown, deceased, to Mary A. Oracrai! and
James Moo. CrRcraft, Of TriadelphIs, In
consideration OF 81. 900 Of four lots in the
4 deed made March 8, 1887, by James
Bodlsy and wife to WickliHe W. Bodley,
in confederation Of St,160, Of lot No. IS
and the eastern ten feet OF lot No. "a in
the square east Of Woods street and lying
on tho north side Of Nineteenth street, in
the Fourth ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

The sale OF seats for the engagement Of
Joseph B. Polk in MIXED Pickles." at
the Opera House to morrow and Saturday
EVENING" aud ate matinee Saturday, COM
mencsd at Baumor's yesterday and ludg-
ing from the demand Mr.. Polk will be
greeted by audiences as large 40 those that
have formerly laughed over his amusing
fargo .comSdy, which has been well claesed
as brilliantly ederVescent composition,
sparkling with msrriment, and abounding
Ia ripping caricature6 Of social perpleSi-
ties and ludicrously humorous climAxee.
His supporting company Is said to be mp
10 It's usual standard Of excellence. Prom.
inent among the members Is Miss julia
Polk, who is q lsstty woman, IN excel
lent vocalist and clever astress,
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage of the Water and Movements Of the
Boats.
The Nellie speer passed up with tow
Of empties early yesterday morning.
The Scotia 10 due up to-day in the Cin'
cinpsti. Pittsburgh trade, and the Fashion
IL due down in the same trade.
The W. N, Chancellor passed up yesser.
day enroute from Charleston to Pitts
burgh. She had good trip on board.
The Telegram in the Darlington trade
and the Ahner 0'Neal in the steubenville
trade arrived and departed on time yes
terday, and did q fair business. The Bel.
laire made her regular trips in her trade.
The Benton MCMillin passed down early
yesterday morning. As before an.
nounced, this steamer has been purchABed
BY the illinois River Packet Company.
Before being put in her new trade she will
be put on the docks and heightened forty
feet.
Tho Ben Hur got away on time in the
Parkersburg trade, yesterday morning.
The Courier Is this mornings packet In
this trade. Last Tuesday morning the
Courier took on an immense amount Of
freight at Bsllaire.
The nteamer Lettie has begun her trips
again between steubenvills and East
Liverpool. She will make several and see
whether they will pay. Before the river
was froEsn over the frat time che was max.
ing trips that were quite profitable, buther
business was broken by the ice.-
The river is still falling at this point.
The marks last evening indicated depth
In the channel Of feet 8 inches. Ice
commenced to run early yesterday morn
ing and continued to pass all day. Itwas
70 we'll broken up, however, that It did
not prove much Of an obstruction to the
steamers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
RAllhlEn.

lie. sterrill Is home from Pittsburgh.
E. J. Kilgors, Of Poorman, Ohio, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Simpson, of JAcobsburg, was
in the city on business yesterday.
Mr.. James Duniee, OF Twins, Ohio,
passed through the city yesterday.
Mrs. M. 7. Q. Hoge and daughter, Mrs.
Norton, were up the river yesterday.
Dennis Stanley for slapplng his mother
got $40 and costs and twenty days in jail.
Mrs. Murray was in Wheeling yester.
day visiting her sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Strong.
MIR. @. H. Hall, the lumber dealer OF this
county, wasin the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Miss Birdie Rowlea and Miss Hannah,
Of GAINESVILLE, were in Wheeling last
night.
Several residents on Central avenue and
Noble streets are fighting the street paw
ing question.
A large crowd OF young men were be-
fore the grand jury yesterday on whisky
cases from here.
W. H. stadler, who was nominated for
assessor on the citizens ticket in the First
ward, haa resigned.
VIC. DAnford, Mail Agent on the B. 4
o. road, passed through the city yester-
day on his way to st. Olairsville.
Uriah Nolan, or "Dick," as he was
iAmiliArly called, died yesterday Of his
home in Jacobsburg, o., OF pneumonia.
Mr.. Smith, Of New Amsterdam, O.,
father Of Rev. Mr.. Smith, and Mr.. Kirk,
Of steubenyille, father Of Mrs. smith. are
here on visit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
MARr1N,s FERRY.

A Building Boom-Candldates - General
NeWS Notes and Personals.
Mr.. George Hall and daughter were In
Mingo yesterday.
Mr.. Lawrence Hsinlein, OF Bridgeport
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Flo Van Pelt, OF Bridgeport, visit
cd friends in this city yesterday.
Don't fail to attend the opening sstur
day, March 10, Of Youman hats. Dixon
Bros.
The Laughlin mill partly resumed yes.
terday, using coal in the furnaces in place
Of gas.
Dol. G. W. Mitchell will be a candidate
for Water Works Trustee before the Re.
publican primaries.
Grant Henderson returned to school in
Pittaburgh yesterday, after attending the
funeral Of his ulster Hannah.
Mr.. Harry Humphreville wilLSbe can.
didate for the nomination for township
clerk, q. the Republican primaries.
We invite you To the opening, March
10, Saturday Of Youman hats, --latest
styles for spring and summer. Dixon
Bros.
Mr.. Frank HeInrelch, OF Zanesyille, and
Miss Addie Miller, were married Of the
home Of the bride, on Third street, Last
evening.
Mr.. John Hayne will be q candidate
from the Third ward for Water Works
Trustee, before the Republican primaries
on Saturday.
A little daughter Of Howard Gibson,
colored, was taken Ill with violent ct,
while being punished In school yesterday
morning. The child Is subject to such at.
tscks, which have come upon her in times
OF excitement or endurance OF pain.
Mr.. Conrad Long recovered 1923 pen-
knives out OF the 200 stolen, and II rasorn
out oil 50; the latter were valued at 81 %
each, and the knives from 80 cents to a 81
each, Mr.. Long goes to ST, Olairayille to-
day to attend the trial Of the burglars.
A lot is being staked off adjoining Mr..
Christian Hess building on Railroad
atreet on which Mr.. Hess will erect a
three-story brick building. The contracts
have been let and work will BIO com.
menced as soon az spring opens. Hanover
street will soon be filed solid with bust.
ness houses, and numerous improvements
in other parts oil the city are frequently
noticed. Mr.. A.. Linn Is contemplating
the erection Of q new brick building adj.
joining his saloon. The two new store
rooms being built by DR.. Hobensack are
nearly completed, thus filing up the
square between Third and Fourth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
Activity In tho State.

Steam boat and lumber business on the
Little KanawhR are booming.
The Parkersburg Veneer Company Is
regarded as one Of the most promising
industries in the State.
There never was a time recently when
river traffic on the upper Ohio was more
lively or prosperous than now.
Hills hotel, at Parkersburg, Is to be run
by a company. A modern hotel will be
built on the site OF the old structure.
The railroad bridge over the Great
KAnswha at Pt. Pleasant will be used
April l, and after that time through trains
will run to Huntington.
The Ohio River Company's new station
and general offices at ParkersburR will be
occupied April !. The building will com.
pare favorably with similar ones any.
where.
A colony Of fifteen persons from Wash.
ington county, Ohio, who talked Of locat-
ing IN Dakota, have reConsidered and an
agent will visit the interior Of West Viz
glnia on prospecting tour.
The large towns Of West Virginia, In
common with Wheeling, enjoyed the
most prosperous building season In their
history last year. And everywhere the
promise for the opening season is still
more bright.
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Will not Vote Wh,lo Upder Ars.

10 IN EdFQr Of ne IF;tssEtOaaer.
SIR: notice Communication In this
days Register" signed by "a Voter
Member OF the Kenna Club" In which
the following occurs: II would like to In
form him young Republican, that Mr..
Thomas Q'Brien, it,, who holds that posi-
tion 1.-THE Presidency OF the Renna Olubl
Of honor, will vote next November for
Grover Cleveland, the next President OF
the United States." Permit me to say
that "F. A." or rather "a. F." is both rash
sDd inaccurate in his statements. Young
0'Bhen 10 6 respectable, law ABIDING Citi-
1en and will never be guilty ot.so h. inious
an offsnse as illegal voting. / doubt II
the young gentleman will appreciate "F.
AS" effort In his behalf.
81 4 YOUNG REPUBLICAN,.
Wheeling, March 7, 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08

Messrs. ]. Clinton Hall and ]. Horace
Miller, supported by irst class company,
will appear at the Grand tonight in
Ranch TO-" AGAR load Of Especial scenery
Ia used in the production. The play was
presented here several seasons ago at the
Opera House and left q very favorable
impression behind. A large crowd will
undoubtedly be at the Grand tonight to
see the performance, as 1t is the only
time 1t will be given here this season.
The drama is IN Intensely interesting one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-08
Choking Catarh.

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of an assassin clutching
your throat aud pressing the iifebreath from your
t'Ehtened ehestf Have you noticed ths lInSuoE
and debility that succeed the effort to clear your
throat and head Of this catarrhal matteri What
depressing influence It exerA upon the mind
cloudIDg tho memory and filling the head with
pains and STANCE nolSe,l How dIGlcult Il Is 10
tidthe nasal pVUEe', throat and lungs Of this
poisonous mncuE all can testify wtO are Afflicted
WITH ca'errh. How diEicnlt to protect the syStem
sRGinSt It's further progress towards the fupPs.
liver and Gidneys, all physicians will admit Il n
terrible d. ease, and cries out Tor relief and cure
The remarkable curative powers, when ali other
remedies utterly fall OF SANFORD Radical Cure.
are AtteSted by Thousands VINO gratefully recon-.
mend 4 70 tellow.suferers. No statement "a m de
regarding Il that cannot DO authenticated by the
most respectful and re fable II isrences
Each packet contains one bottle Of the Radical
Cure, one bog OF Catarrhal Solvent, aud an I'm.
proved Inhaler, With tIeGtise and directions, and
IA sold BY all druggists for q 90.
PoTTKR DRUG d CHEMICAL M Rnaton
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ARouT PEOPLH.
Strangers in the CITY and Wheeling FOlA
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling FolEs
Abroad.
Mrs. W. A. Isett is visiting trlends in
Lancaster, Q.
Mr.. K. s. Foreman, Of MiddleBourne,
was registered at tho Mcclure House yes
terdsy.
MI. ]. Elwood Hughes has had az his
guest for the past few days. brother from
Colorado.
Miss Annie Stevenson. Of the leland, Is
the guest Of the Misses Prentiss, OF steu.
benville.
Mrs. OF. Rhodea left here last evening
for Omaha, where Mr., Rhodes has located
and where they will rCslde in the iuture.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wood, Of the Island,
have gone 10 Buckhsnnon, having been
called there by the death Of Mr.. Woods
mother.
Mrs. Charles Menkemeller and little
daughter have returned from Barneevlue,
where they have been visiting MIS-. Men
kemeller's parents.
John Il. Downs, jr., vile and daughter
Nellie, came up from Wheeling last night
TO spend few days with relatives and
friends in this clty.-stsubsnyille Gazette.
Mr.. E. NJ. Pearson, manager Of the
Wheeling pottery, has gone to Washing
ton, to endeavor, with pottels from other
parts OF the country, 10 protect the pot
terry interests OF the country, which are
now so seriously threatened by the Mills
tariff bill.
DR.. Eugene Hildreth has retured home
from New York, where be has been work |
ing in the hospitals for several months
past, and will hereafter devote himself to
the practice Of his profession here. he
will occupy the office attached TO his
mothers residence on Chapline street, go
long occupied by his father.
Mr.. W. Il. Rowles, the treasurer Of
'The White Slave" company, is q former
:eaideut of Bridgeport and Is we'll remem-
oered by many friends here and across the
liver. HewRs formerly engaged in reading
aw in Mr.. Henry N. Rusaell's Office, He
las been in the theatrical field for about
hree yeRrg now aud his friends will Ds
pleased to know he is making success
u il,
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LOCAL BREvIrrEs.
mattsrs of Minor Moment in and About
the CITY.

the CITY
BRANCH 10" at the Grand tonight.
"TnR White Slave" at the Opera House
again tonight rs
"THE White Slave" compAny's leading
members are registered ct tho stamm
House.
Is Clerk Hooks Office yesterday, the
matter Of the probate Of the will Of Gath; !
eriue Joyce, deceased, was continued till
March 8, at 10 O'Clock.
TIE Fifth ward Republican Club will
meet this evening 81 ita headquarters,
Parker hall. A full attendance Of mem
bsrs Is requested IS matters Of importance
are to be considered.
WuLIAM HoLDsDwoRTH Ia the name oil
a disorderly drunk that was run In by
Officer Dunlap last evening, He pro
claimed himself TO be TADchmRn and
bad man from the West.
TIE Council Committee on Health has
been called To meet tonight Tor the p1r'
pose Of having another round with the
garbage contracts and the crematory-tWo
provoking and lasting questions.
ABOUT o o'clock last night an electric
lamp In Frank WRllace'G tailor shop got
wrong and set fire to come paper and other
odds and ends. 1t WEB with difficult that
tie FIRE was put out before serious damage
had been done.
WoRKMEN have been busy this week AZ
ranging for the starting up Of the River
aide furnace at sleubsnville. Fires have
been started under the boilers and the
blast Ia to be turned on the banked tur
nscs tomorrow.
Miss ADA GRAY closed her engagement
} at the Grand last evening. In the after
\ noon che played to abiR matinee audienel
composed Rlmoat entirely Of ladies, ana Il
the evening che appeared before lal
sized audience. Her new veraion o
"East Lynne" was the bill ct both per
turmsnces. AIiBs Gray has made 0 goot
s. impression on her visit here this tint
aud her return ia the future will proosDl!
] command good bustness.
D Iris reported that two well dressed
Young men have been working the tow
Tor chumps the past two or three days
Their little game was to produce nlCi
looking oroide watch and attempt to pas
q Il of as a genuine gold affair. On tn
= inside of the case were engraved initial
K TO sssist In making the thing seem good
I The programme was TO endeavor to dla
pose Of II Tor low sum In order to enable
o he one telling the story to reach certain
place; the money to be returned as soor
"a he reached his friends. Two or three
are said to have been caught in the game
The supper to be given at GermGnill
hall this evening, by the Womans unioi
Benevolent Society, should be LIBERAL.
pstronized by everyone. The objec! is
most worthy one and in the past tn
S efforts OF the lsdiea to raise iunds haV
always met with ready response; Their
y d reason to believe that such will be tn
:. case this time. The supper will be 81
sppetizing one; the bill Of fare is to b
com prise lots OF good thiDgs, prepared BY
some OF the best cooks and honsskeepsr
in the city. Those who do not desire sup
per can 20 later and be served with Gle
CANT Refreshments.
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Stage of the Water and Movements Of the
Boats,