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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17

American tools, American lamps,
American rocking-chairs-all are SUI
perior TO the same articles manufac-
tured in the old world, and conse-
quently awaken more interest than the
displays of the New York and Chicago
jewelers., who, however, do great credit
to the artistic side of American indus
trial talent.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17
A SERMON IN RHYME.

II you have friend Won th loving,
love him yes. and let him know
That you love him, ere life's evening
Tinge his brow with sunset glow.
why should good words ne'er be said
OF friend-till he is dead?
II you hear song that thrills you,
Sung by any child OF song,
Praise 10 do not let the singer
Wait deserved praises long.
Why should one who thrills your heart
Lack the Joys you INay impart?
Scatter thus your seeds OF kindness,
All enriching as you GO
Leave them trust the harvest Giver,
He will make each seed 10 grow.
&c. until it's happy end.
Your life shall never lack "A friend.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17
II L O D O r E

III T. O ID O II T.
5 tan to n, I h e
W e III k n o n
newspaper cor
respondent, writ
ing from Paris
to the Chicago
Inter ocean, says
of the Worlds
Fair. now In
progress at the
French capital
II IN q lnterna-
tional Exhibition
of 1889 differs
from all of it's
predecessors in
France, England,
A IL $ { + la b, an d
America in one
very important
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17

7 is barely possible that
l may not be- able 10
Keep up my literary
work Tor several weeks
nj least. owing 10 nego-
tiatiOns now pending.
and. in fact, pretty we'll
settled. between the
parties. by the terms of
which l am 10 go on the
road AS the press agent
for Mr.. McAllister's cir
Gus. writes Bill Nye in
the Chicago Herald.
AT first he did not
like me personally. and
even now l do not think
lie really cares very
much for me. but he
recognized my ability
after all. and saw that /
would make IA God
press agent for "A cir
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17

IT was customary for ancient kings
toemploy a seer to prophesy coming
events, but he knew better than to pre-
dict anything but good luck for his mas
terry, unless he wanted 20 see the king
Walk off en- his (s)eer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17
TIE PARIS EXPOSITION.
THEODORE STANTON VIEWS THE
GREAT WORLDS FAIR.

Some of Its Most Notable Characterisiics-
America the Only Great Country That
Participates Onicially In tho Fair-rhe
Eihel Tower.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17
THE LATE GENERAL GRANT.
Instances of His Wonderful Memory

y Ills recently
published recol-
lections of Gen
,eral Grant, Mr..
Geo. w. Childs
relates the fol-
flowing incidents
illustrative of the
Generals extra
ordinary memory
for faces and
names:
"They came to
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17
M'ALLISTER'S CIRCUS.
THE KING OF THE CHESTS TRUST IN
A NEW ROLE.

Bill Nye Engaged as Press Agent A
Clown with a. Pile-Driving Mirth-Curi-
Gus Animals, Dsshing Equestriennes and
Stunning Ring Costumes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-07-17

A CORK TRUST Is alolt to be formed.
1t il strange that those who will he af-
fected by il don't move an estoppel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

This mesning . horse hitohsd 70 the
wagon os NE Lancaster Caramel SsCtmy
W. LETT ssandIng unt1oo a North Qussn
street. near the Schiller bousA he
frightened q someehing end started mp
the street. Near The Noethern hank .
wheel was twissed Cd, and The horse con.
sinued his flight The milk wagon of Lsvi
Howard, Of Aiilpoft w. standing along
tas curb IN front os Mis- 0ets's store and
the hind wheel wss struck by the carmel
wagon. The horse Of The iattsr team wss
caught end stopped sf1sf - I'D run upon
the pavement. M. Howard Wos in hie
wagon st The time, anA although be -.
cslved lively shaking up he was not hurs
In the lsast Two springs Of his wagon
we're broken. The caramel wsgoa waa
badly broken.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
= OnIckEN AND WAFFLE SUFFER.
1As Novel tsrisinmsns which Drew
4fsst Usowd Lsss Evsniug.

8Ao Novel Entertainment which Drew .
4fsss Osowd Lsss Evsnipg.
Lest evening chicken and wsfiie supp r
WAs given q No. 100 North Duke street. by
~ chspsl Sunday school Of St James
3piscopal church. There was very large
crowd Of people present, including num-
ber Of parties of ladies and gentlemen, the
largest OF which was brought by Mr.. and
0ra Walter n. franklin. All who attended
we're given IN excellent supper OF chicken
end Wsfilss at . very low rate, and the
aalair was big success, financially
ead In every other way. The house
where the suppsr was given was
kindly leaned BY Mrs Van Nostrsp,
Who u about moving In. Mrs. q. u.
Kaisht and Mrs. 8. II. Reynolds had
charge Of the dining rooms. The cooks
0sl6 ka dsury Lively, Mira. David Mo.
Mullsn and Miss BrInton. They were
assistsd by Misses Grifiths, Ellmaker and
1m. J. b. kaufman. Tue Ice cream table
Wss In charge OF Mis- aud Miss Van Giseu
0iss Lane and Mrs. Davidson had the
saks4 Misses BrubskeT, Herr aud McCs =
key the candy, and Misses Calder, Knigb',
Aitnsr, Lo,hsr and - the towers.
Joha ID. Rupley acted a. cashier, aud was
kept quite busy. The supper will be con.
lianed this evening. The money made
viii b used for procuring furniture and
making some necessary improvements to
ehA chapel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Thare 10 now tslk OF another walking
1natch. George Carr was in York ON Tues.
~ trying 10 arrange to have Il there, but
~ not certain tha. he can get the build :
~ he wants. Tne match 10 likely to come
Dgts this city. All the best pt dss.rsins Of
~ cry wsli in all probability start with
several from York. Ths sports of York
hsvs poor opinion Of Lancaster walkers
ond they laugh ct the records made by
bhem. The match may lead to some fun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
7'77''......,-'..---.7-
DEA tbs,


Oxrsou .-ln this city on tho 2is inst, Daniel
Okeson, aged n years.
The relatives ana friends Of the family, also
Lancaster Lodge. No. 07. ]. q. q. r.. are re-
spectfuily invited TO attend tho funeral. from
the residencc OF ArB. wilhelm. NO. % East
Chestnut street. on Friday afternoon at .
O'Clock. lnteriaent at Lancaster cemetery.
WUsoN.-ln this city, on the 2Sd inst 1. lda
A Wilson. daus hter OF Matthias and sarah A.
Wilson. I'm the 18Th year OF her age.
The n latives ana friends of tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from the residence OF her iathsr. No 2n Cones
toga street. on saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
lntermentat woodward Hill cemetery. 8,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
me opsrs moose.

On Tuesday evening the Lillian Kennedy
company again appeared In the Opera
house. Tho play was "Trcksd Down
aud IVES OF little account The audience
was small. Alfred Daoey played the paS'
OF Teddy Me0.trs. . young Irishmsn,
Miss Kennedy that OF Mabel Stanley and
Mr.. Sullivan was Harry NorthcotL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At ADMlN.
l6TRATOR'A SALE.

lbTkATOk'e SALE
on THURSDAY. JAHUARY "a, 1859,
In pursuance OF an order of tho Orphans'
court Of Lancaster county, the undenigned
Will sell at public vendue, at the Fountain
Inn, in the CITY OF Lancaster. rAs the follow
Ali that LOT OF q KOUND. situated ON the
east side Of Beaver street, between Andrew
and Hazel streets. containing In front on said
Beaver street thirtytwO feet, more or less. and
extending in depth eastwsId one hundred
ana sixty seven feet seven inches. more or
less, to ground OF presbyteNRn church, ON
which are erected F0Uk ISSfLLiAGs ana
Ais Also ail that Lot or Piece OF Ground. situ.
ated on the east side of south Prince street.
in said city OF Lancaster. between Andrew
and Hazel streets. containing In front on
Primes street forty two feet, more or less, and
extendingi In depth eastward one hundred and
ten feet, more o. less
Aiao all that Valuable Piece of Ground. SIT.
uated on the northwest corner OF south Prince
and haxel streets. containing in front on said
Prince street two hundred and forty dve feet,
and extending in depth westward across the
Quarryviile railroad three hundred ana
tWeny seven feet, more or lees with Email
Dwelling House erected thereon.
Also, all that Valuable Lot or Piece of
Ground, situated on the north west corner cf
South Prince and Hnger streets. In said city,
containing in front on Prince street. two hun.
exten ding In depth westward three hundred
and three feet, more or less.
Sale TO commence At O'Clock p IN. OF easA
day, when attendance will be given and terms
''A~N' > yARsH b. CARpERTER,
Administrat,fx OF DR.. henry Carpenier.
JOEL L. bAlSxs. Auct ysb2<tdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
rr,gs,es.a ss Failing Snow.

This sfeInoon w. IL. Roy's horse wal
oosnding In front OF his place Of business
eeses Centre Square. He was caught q
- ~ hall before soy csm'g G., was dole
talahough II looked dangerous ioT time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
a s,sprsss rsssy.

The family Of oliver Ksndiss who rssides
at No Al Wsse Lemon street, were sur
prised lsss evening. Yesterday vs. The
birthday OF As. Ksudis end his son
AugussuA Miss Name Shsrtsss, who lives
q l0s West Lemon street Ros up party ol
twenty-five couples, and marched 70 The
house OF Nj. Ksndie. There was vocal and
instrumental music daring the evening
and at the close oil sat down 10 an elegant
supper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Jacob u. Long. No. 10 North Queen street
second floor. has for sale SIX per cent. Firs
Mortgage Bonds in sums Of el00. goo. $500 ant
1000 also. Bank. Market, street Railway AMI
Turnpike stocks ahas Nor ey TO Loan on Firs
Mortgage and Transacts General Real Estas
and INSURANCE Business. tfdS&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
4 n.eDatsA asounsiarv

OhaKles J. Landss, attorney for Abrsm
2lBehs to-dsy entered suit for srsspass In
- ooars a cowmou p.ess against Charles
0nA1t's The subject mst.sr OF the disputs
- ~ Boundary lias between their proper.
~ . Churcb street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Political Oommittse OGanissd.
Tho Republican county COMMITTEES met
lest evening and Organized BY elscting Al
dermsn David L. Deem chairman and
Aldus Herr secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

LONDON, Jan. 23-Queen Victoria and
Empress Frederick will pay . visit TO the
queen regent Of Spain, at San Sebastian,
embarking for that place at the small port
OF Socoa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
nissOLUriON OF PARTNERSHIP,

LANCASTER. PA January 93. 1859.
The co partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Edwin r. Law ana John q. Kane, under
the title OF Law a Kane. for the manufacture
OF ftigars, Is this day diss oived by mutual con-
ties bavink elaine against said nrm vii pre.
keat them for settlement 10 Eawin y, Law.
The business VIII hereafter DO conducted by
lie
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

H0 Had C0uhUxfsIt Moasy
The chief Of police to-day received informa'
sslon that man who looked like On Italian
and wears fur csp was trying TO pasa
counterfeit money at several stores lasl
evening. The police officers were at ouct
notified 70 10 on the lookout for him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Joel L. Haines. auctioneer. will soil tonight
at tho Leopard hotel the suburban Queen mn
cottage cast Of the reservoir.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

aa.l ~ as.s dS.5Is
city, at o clock p. IN on Monday, February
g. Wagon ana Hay ladders. Good Heavy
mia, torasbel:er. Roller, Q Good 4 art, Dou Die
Bet OF Harness. .art and wagon Hail nese, Corn
seiaper, shovel Flow. Horse kRke. q =. oa
Utensils not named snd In excellent condi
ton. JOEL L. HAINkS
1,"T.&Afeb2 Aucttouesr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

"A ing Of the American Mechanics Buiid.
ing ana Loan Association, viii be held at the
eolicit0t's fice, No 20k South Duke street.
on Monday evening. January 18th, at ~
o'clock, TO receive Audit0rs' Annual Report,
TO act on renewing OF Charter. TO CONSIDER re.
vision OF the By.LAWo, ana TO elect Omc0tD
ana Directors Tor ensuing year. The BOOKS
are pen TO subscriptions for stock In the new
series t2lst n nuail inst issued.
Jn.8tdM,W,S JOHF y. RBHAs eec'v.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
MARr1s BROS.
Something
You Want
and We Want

your wants here 70 match ou's and ven rave
you money. Many most wantable things have
been price pricksA ana viii be sold among the
bargain lots. Mems kerino Half Hoe. l7c'
that on won't have 10 mend after first wear.
Cloth Gloves. IS. IS. 2, and4s cents. see our sso
Kid Gloves. lined or uniined. Two lots sus'
penders, 100 ana l9c. good. Fee the Mems
Heavy working Gloves. 30 much reduction
in Under car to name on, You wouid think we
were making d. ngnrehead Of the newspaper.
Any Underwear price you want to pay Will
b ing you Q big valuo; Ito. 80. zoe, soc ana
elm examples. Novelties in Neckweir, siih
satin, 800 Boys Cash mere Hose. 25c regular
price, 800. Boys Flsnnei Waists. $50. Asc and
$50 priccs unheard OF In Flannels before
Boys Extra Breeches. No WONDER we sell
them fast. It's tho price selling them. Best
| ss..O Mons Pantaloons and % 80 suite.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
FOR sALS OR RENT.
DUBLIO SALE.
: o.rur.p.r. rx,nu.., a. 1850.

On TUESDAY. GRBRuARY Q. 1859.
win be sold at public sale. ct the Leopard
Hotel. IN Lancaster city, The Following nal
NO, NO; !. 4 ios & e ground, .!,ust.a g, rrs.e.yg
frame Summer i n, i,ensS % coSta,%in9 cont S0n .exsn SSn
rooms; lot fronts II feet with depih OF los
10. 9, q lot Of ground. aejoining No on the
west ON y hich 70 erected . ono aud one-hAli 1,
os lSns Ms s ss: ns sas
ss:a sss. ana
Tent condition. -.
,So: ) 8 building lot. ls .sst by la feet .bou.
inr Nn 1sSs Snn l1m % SCUM Snippen street, aoJoan'
70. J; : 6aiiaius S iSi. fronting 10 sset BY Ns
fesss about three feet from South shilpeu
:! he owner sells this properly because Of her
sale 70 commsnse az 7.so as O'Clock Clock p. m when
'efms VIII te made haTH kn1Hn SEy,u, ~ uu.,v
JOEL L. HAIxKs, Auctioneer. Iiie.Sa1xfLS
EXE0uToRs' SALE OF REAL Es-
Or MONDAY, JAsuARY as. lss.
the undersigned, executors of the estate OF
henry. =. Leman. deceased viii sell at the
Franklin House. Lancaster. the following two
no ]. oonsi.t,ns Of stract of Ian a, contain.
Ing Acre ano PeIches. situated ON the south
OF sss IN ss
mill. ana ABOUT one half mile south OF OREGON.
ssd inS .ss Of = sa meter s,S
thereon consist of two stone Bnildings. Tor.
merry used and ,, Known az Lem.nS sine
suitable tor some manufacturing estabiish:
No. 2. consists of a Tract of Timber ana
perehss. situatso IN Ma" heim toWnship. nT oppo a
q Gsns s SsS Ann
| N0it and said creek.
a;sss IN mi IS & %sds .ss.s ssst when con-
SJaSis aAsSES kSS.Ss. SEiSak,nsHA..
/ EXECUTORS OF Il. 7. Leanau. deceased.
UXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
0 kEAL Estate.
On THURSDAY. JANUARY 81, 1882
&c ess hs sssss:
| OF Henry Swentxel Will sell ut public sale the
Let o. sS w,a on which ia e,eo,so
ndSv tTo snS a. a'hnf h story BRICK DwELLisG
No - g apent st, street
or less' and extending in depth Is feet, more
r0' SsG% oa ThSa sSSss
no. 81 East Frederick street, contsiuins in
tending In depth 81 feet. 10 inches. more S o. o.
s.a s.s.s4S 9, s1Sn3s Sa,SR Ys,ss . .:s
HOUSE. NO Al HAST Frederick street. contain.
| ing also the same ffOntaR and 0epth as No O.
NO 4. A Lot Of Ground. on which u erected
| O two story Brick Dwelling House, No. 33 kast
| Frederick street, containing the same front
| age and depth as No 2:
These properties are in good condition and
ofYer a first class Investment, and will post.
lively be SOLD. -
sale TO commence at O'Clock D. M, whsn
terms will be made known by
! EMILY u. MARBLE,
Executrix of Henry swenize, decsssea.
| JOEL l.. HAINHs. AucttOneer,
| tanl1. IA. .l6,ls. p. q. .:s,9s,30
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

uAIR BRUSRE Est HAIR BRUSHES I
IA Our stock OF Hair Brushes q layger and
moro varied thAD. ever before. Almost any.
thing you want = brushes. The best Ansfi'
choice lot OF bieaohed long KussiAu bristlos n
solid backs among them at Lowest Prices.
4kAlLBxU EAST End PHA8MAO
COpp0eite Eastern MArkokl
Try frAl0yS syrup OF Bl0odrooe, Wild
Cherry and hOrehound for coughs and col0e,
IL more than holds It's own. A,W.r&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

EX XECUIORS' NOTICE.
ID Estate OF DANIEL A. ALTlCK, late OF
Lancaster city. deceased.
Letters tes,ainentaVy on said estate hAvina
boon granted to the undersigned, all personl
indebted thereto ara requested to make immo
diAto payment, ana those having claims Of
without delay for settlement to the under
signed, residing in Lancaster city.
MANY ALTlCK,
1AMUBL W. ALTtCK.
WILLIAM b. ALTICk,
HENRY Il. ALTICK,
JOHN J. ALTICK,
WILLIAM y. ALTrcK, Acting Executor
Q. II. MY NoLps, Attorney. 1AL96tdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

A HSIGNED ESTATE OF HENRY
"A Wolf tbarber). and wife. Of Lancaster
city. Lancaster county, Pa Henry wo,f bar.
county. having by oeed OF voluntary assign.
mont, assigned and transferred all their estate
Of the creditors OF the said Henry Wolf
he therefore. give notice TO all perSons In:
tns %n1sssiSns1 ~ witSont 1 6ssvp :1 H.
having claims to present them to
JkRNAlAH RtFEs Assiguee,
s2k south Duke street. Lancaster, "a.
A. J.EpsRLY, Atty,
20 Grant st. Lancaster. Ia. j96tW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
WOR ALDERMAS,
AZ. DONHsLLY.

the ofiics Of ai6srms n Of the seventh ward. I
election, subj sot 70 the decisiou Of the Demoo'
rney Of lhe q yenth vard. at the primary cleo.
;. 1850, between the houfp OF . and o'clock
ps M 1l0teo-nsWS1B
ROR RENT ON APRIL FIR8T--TH1
- etorSroom, M. 100 Raat King street. an
the two rooms on the secoad fo0f over same.
with the cellar room, viii be tor Iont on Z pftl
lareecs FOR terms apply 70
WAITsH 4. .rRANKLlN.
jana 2s % 3Oieb2, 3. Il, ,i3marls.le.2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

HoR ALDERMAN.

Of the seventh ward. city: .Havisg faithfully
served e couneiimAn Of this ward foe eieye g
Tor Alderman. Subject 10 The 0ec1e1oA Of tno
DomOoracv Of said ward. iis.tfo.0. .W.sR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

You want TO buy the
Cheapest or Most Your
Money will buy. (ThAt's
only honesty We want
to bs rid OF many things
bstore the next seasons
] opening day. Bring
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

T,hIs powder never varios. marvel Of
i purity. strength ana Whoiesomeness More
not bo SOLD in competition With the muItitudo
OF low test, short weight. alum or phosphate
powders Sold only ~ cane. ROYAL BkKIHe
iyl8 lydAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

nI9-2nh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
RosIna yokes Thi. Evening.

This evening Miss ROsins Vokes ard her
London Comedy Company will appear at
the Opera House in "a Game Of CaTds, "
"My Milliner's Bill" and "a Rough Dia-
mond." Those who have seen Miss Vokts
will not fail to see her again. Her COM
edy is tina most refined aud enjoyable ever
seen in Wheeling.
ROsira Vokes is about thirty years OF
age and went on the stage 10 pantomime
when she was but nine; her parents being
theatrical costumers in London, resulting
in the whole family devoting themselves
from childhood to the mimic art. Her
popularity in this country is remarkable,
and is not only evinced by the crowds ct
her performances, but by the courteses
which society is always delighted TO offer
this charming and jolly little woman who
rules the day in her unique field Of art
and amusement. THERE'S no one like her.
There are those who perhaps make one
laugh more, but none who like her can
act the merry romp and still retain sll the
dignity and elegance of refined woman
hood.
Reserved seats are on sale at Houses
music store and the indications are that
large audiences will greet her on both Oc
casionH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens aud the Coming and
Going of Strangers.
]. Dwight Palmer and S. A. Andrews
were at the Windsor yesterday.
Hon. c. p. Dorr, of Webster county, is
at the Hotel Windsor.
Misses Mai and Kate Hogan. of Morgan
town, were at the Windsor yesterday.
Miss Negley and Miss Edo Henderson,
of Pittsburg, were in the city yesterday.
H.W. Smith, OF Morganiown, and J.
W. Stone, Of Point Pleasant, are at the
Howell House.
Mr.. Gus. b. Spates, of ClMksbug, pass
ed through the city yesterday on bis way
home from Washington, Pa, where he has
been visiting his wife.
HE Alexander, oftte Chicago Herald,
is spending his holidays with bis people at
ST. Clairsville. He wss hand shaking
among his friends in this city yesterday.
Miss T. Burke will entertain numb, r
of friends at her home on Chspline street,
Friday evening The sffsir will be quite
a large one, and thoss fortunate enough to
obtain invitations are anticipating the
event with much pleasure.
The young lady members of the Cooking
Club will be entertained this evening by
the gentlemen who were entertained by
them in such a delightful manner during
their meetirg'. The affair will take place
at the Hotel Windsor and will be in the
nature of supper served in the Windsor's
fine style.
Miss Julia Hubbard entertained num-
Der Of friends at her home in Pleasant
Valley, last evening Quite number of
voung folks went cut from the city On the
7 o'clock moor and returned on specisl
motor early this morning. Dancing to
Killmeyer's muse, c, rds and refreshments
combined to make the occasion a most de-
lish ful oae.
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CHANGES SUGGESTED.

Rv superintendent Todd. In the Improve
msnts at the Custom House.
No very decisive steps have yet been
taken in regard to the commencement OF
the improvement Of the Custom House,
Supe rinleu dent Todd isawaitiugat present
The arrival Of Supervising Architect
Holmes, who lie Looked for to day or to-
morrow. Mr. Todd and architect Wells
have the drawings pretty well pIepsred,
but have delayed making the traCings until
Mr.. HOLMES arrival Mr.. Todd has made
several very important changes in the
plans As originally prepared, which cannot
but be deemed advantageous. For in
stance. the original plans contemplated
the removal OF the stairway in the north
end of the building, and the substitution
of an elevator Mr.. Todd found this was
Objectionable, bsoause ,t took ten feet of
sp3cs from the pOstoilice department,
where there is rot an inch 10 spare. He
accordingly changed the arrangement 20 IS
10 plsce the elevator at the south end Of
the building. on sixteenth st;est, where It
will be more easy Of access, aud st the
same time add to the postoiiice space IN
stead of deiracting from1it. Some other
changes are in the same general line of
innnrOVemert