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oil Chapline hill, near Coal RIM, and shat.
tered 1t at point about eight fec. from
the ground. Tho body OF tho tree blew
down the hill q short distance. The

oil Chapline hill, near Coal RIM, and shat.
tered 1t at q point about eight feet from
the ground. Tho body OF tho trco blew
down the hill a short distance. The
stroke made peculiarly sharp report.
The wind blew tho cross from the st.
Alphonsus school house. 1t fortunately
did not fall to the ground, but was left
hanging over tho Market street side.
The pavement in front OF tho building
was fenced OF 80 pedestrians could not
pass under tho cross, as 1t was held by a
very slender support.
a large section OF n pile OF tan.bark
Of Hoffman 4 Sons tannery, blew over
into Main street, and q portion OF the
bark, with the heavy board covers, fell
on the electric car wires, breaking them.
All travel was stopped for two hours or
more. The Island cars were also caught
by the blockade, but after several had
stopped one driver ran his car of the
track, around on the street and back
on the track. The others followed
suit, and the electric cars were then al.
lowed to run down the track below
Fourteenth street.
In the country the growing crops were
seriously washed and injured. Corn
was In many places broken or bent Ia
the ground. Flowers and ehrubbery
also suffered, and some young trees
were broken.
Roads were badly washed, and sewers
stopped up, necessitating costly repairs.
The water got into many cellars.
The Vig,lant engine house floor was
again flooded little. The sewer which il
stopped up there has not been repaired
and the water backs up ut every heavy
rain. Last night only the stalls were in
the water.
A shade tree at W. A. Wilson's resi-.
dence, in North Wheeling, was blown
down. =
The o'clock train on the Elm Grove
road reached the Park ut the height OF
the storm, and nobody got OF. The rain
was. exceedingly heavy, and accom-.
panied by a good deal Of hail. The hail
stones broke two pancs OF glass out Of
the motor. The train due in the city a,
1885 on this road did not arrive last
evening until S:l5, the heavy load aud
wet rails making it impossible to make
good time.
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THE SUNDAY SHAVING LAZY

Knocked Out By tho Circuit Court-OtIier
Business Saturday.
Aspecial term OF the Circuit Court was
held Saturday.
In the appeal case of the City Va.
Charles Jones, fined in the Police Court
for shaving on Sunday, he having been
arrested on complaint Of BARRIERS who
desired 10 keep their shops closed on
that day, the court dismissed the
summons at the cost OF tho city, holding
the ordinance under which the arrest
was made is in conflict and inconsistent
with the State law.
A decree OF divorce was granted Der.
tina Clouse from Peter Clouse.
In the case Of VIM. Dunlap VS., Burton
Hedges, and others, the Court sustained
the motion OF the plaintiff to appojpt a
receiver to take charge OF the farm, and
W.. J. W. Cowden was named as such
receiver, who must give bond in So 600.
In the case OF agnes Hamilton va.
the Wheeling Mining and Manuiactur.
ing Company, the motion for Il new
trial was overruled and judgment en-.
tered. -5.s...s
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LOCAL BREyITES.
Matters of Minor. Moment in and About

III tt inc CITY. 10 81 IS
: SATURDAY was the longest day OF the
year.
BASE BALL at Island Park at . and 4
p. III. to-day.
THE Committee on Cemetcries Is called
10 meet this evening. tHH Sj,iI
TIE Electric Street Railway Company
have purchased three new summer cars.
CHARLES Cook. n puddler In the Bel.
mant mill, lost his left eye yesterday
morning by being struck with a slcdse
while breaking a tap. Iirrg'1a e.
A MILK WAGON broke down at the cor.
ncr OF Sixteenth and Woods street6 yes
terday morning. The owner borrowed
wagon from Mr.. Weidebusch and com
pleted his round. g.
CHARLES BELL was before Squire
Davis at midnight Saturday, havin,
been arrested by Special Officer Dunlap
on the charge OF fighting with George
Junkins In the Second ward market. liz
was fined S. and costs. ~, .,.--
THE Duquesne Club will give It's frs
grand ball at Seibert's garden this after
noon and evening. The arrangements
are in the hands OF committee which
understands how to treat the patrons
All who attend will be assured pleal'
mt time.
THERE was MS large crowd MS usual on
at the Park yesterday, and tho Opei'
House Orchestra rendered very enjoy
able programme. The storm caught {
good many people out and some Of then
were pretty thoroughly wet. Neverthe
| 49, oil had IN enjoyable time,
IN another place this morning Mr.. 0
@. Geniher adyeriises bis business rs
wholesale jeweler and jobber Of Amer
lean watches. He Ia the only wholesal,
dealer in the State, and has m exten
sive and rapidly growing trade in fou
States. Dealers will do well to get BIZ
prices. They command attention, as d.
| the goods he handles.
THE Ohio Valley Building Association
elected tho following Directors SaLurda,
evenings: W. G. Handlan, Weuzc
Huebel, W. Rustemeir, II. Z. Weis
gerber, Henry Elig, Joseph G. Black
John WeitzGl, Charles F. Bachman
George Guudling. The Board organize,
and elected the following officers: "
G. IIandlan, President; Henry Elig, Sec
rotary; George Gundlirg, Treasurer
ILuuis +. Stiiel, Solicitor.
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Second Ward Market Opened Daily,

second ward Market Opened Dnily.
A few wise words 10 strangers who
come 10 the city. They should call al
Stall So and see for themselves that the
Wheeling market compares iavorably
with any Of the Eastern markets in re.
gard to goods. My motto is: ITO keen
nothing but first class goods and fresh
at all times," which is the verdict of all
who have stopped at my place. Don't
forget that Stall Sc is the place to get
those extra large Acme Tomatoes.
DYKES HARMON, Proprietor.
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One OF the finest places in the city is
the Monarch sample rooms OF NJ. and S,
Brubaker, in the Reilly block. The
proprietors claim that it is the most
elaborate and complete cafe in the State
and ii it isn't it will certainly rank with
any, and in no other State can one much
its superior be found. The wines
liquors and cigars are all first.class. and
the rarest liquors are to be found there,
inciudingimported Schneidam schnapps
and t no celebrated black rose wine oI
Missouri. The rooms have lately been
lifted up elegantly, and arc cooled by
electric ians, so that on the hottest DAYS
II is pleasant to be there. Those not ia.
mliar with the place should become so
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

Good Deal OF business Transacted nj
Saturdays Session.
This court met at 10 o'clock, Saturday,
with all the Judges present.
Ewing & Rine Va. Winters, from Mar.
shall county; opinion by Lucas; decree
oil Circuit Court reversed and cause re.
manded. a.
Ryan's Administrator vs.. Bartlett
from Harrison county; opinion by En-.
glish; decree Of Circuit Court reversed
and cause remanded.
shuttlesworth vs.. Shuttlesworth, from
Alonongalia county opinion by English !;
decree o! Circuit Court reversed and Bill
dismissed.
Carier vs.. Bank OF West Virginia,
from Harrison county; opinion by Sny.
DER Judgment Of Circuit Court az.
lirmeG.
Mycr vs. Marshall, from Ohio county;
opinion by Snyder; judgment of Circuit
court reversed ard cause remanded for
new trial.
Morrow's administrator VS.. Fluharty,
from Marion county; petition for appeal
and supersedeas refused.
Workman vs.. Dorm ct al, from
Boone county; petition for appeal and
supersedeas refused.
Lewisvs. Brown, from Kanawha couu.
ty; certiorari awarded on motion by an.
peliee. s
Bumgarner va. Leavitt, from Wood
county; motion to dismiss overruled.
Hall vs.: Wilkinson, appeal and super.
sedels, from Mason county; continued.
Rayburn vs.. Rayburn, writ OF error,
from Mason county; continued.
jenkins vs.. Hawkins ct al, appeal aud
supersedeas, from Mason county; sub.
milted.
kinports ct al. vs. Rawson Q. al, ap.
peal and supersedeas, from kaaawha
county, submitted.
Davis administrator vs. Nu:talsbure
Coal and Coke Company, writ of error,
IRON Fayette county; submitted.
Atkinson ct al. vs.. Miller ct al, appeal
and supeIsedeas, from Jefferson county;
submitted.
Baylor, trustee, VS.. Balch ct al, appeal
and Aupersedeas, from Jefferson county;
submitted.
McCann's administrator vs.. RICHTER,
IRON Harrison county, submitted. :
Ihe1e cases ended the docket, and
Court adjourned until tomorrow.
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inc hrst grand rally for the PROPOSED
new church for the Simpson Nj, E. con
eresation was held yesterday. There
were services all day. At II a. m Raw
Mr.. Young, OF Wayman chapel. nreach
ed, and at p. m. Rev ". 6. R!heIJaf
Ter, OF North Street church. Tho at.
tendance at all the meetings was rood
and the collections which were tsker
upaggregated over $500. The rally wa,
in every sense a success, and this is as h
should've. The PASTOR Rev. Mr.. Brooks
is tho right man in right place, and h,
and his people should be encouraged
by the public in their laudable desire t.
have have 2 new and creditable house o
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A Wh.ellprl,o,,. c,,.on

The Grafton Eagle Sentinel says: G. B.
Crayton, son Of the we'll known drum.
mer, D. h: ,CFayton, came hero on Tues.
day evening and placed himself under
the care Of Dr.: a. H. Thayer, who am.
putatei his left arm above the elbow On
Wednesday morning. He was assisted
in the operation by Dr.. S. A. Harter. of
knottsyills, and his son Arthur, The
boy, whose arm was amputated, is but
sixteen years old, but when but two
years old bis arm was paralyssd and
ever afterward was useless. Even tho
shoulder and left side became affected BY
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Two Troublesome Prisoners.

Officer West arrested two DRUNKEN
men on Fourteenth street last evening.
One Of them fell and skinned his nose.
When they reached the City Building
one man hid behind door, and while
West was pulling him out tho other one
ran. He fell with tremendous force on
Chapline street, and was easily recap.
tured and locked up. One OF them gave
bis name as Flanagan aud the other as
McGinnis. and both are Pittsburghers
who came down on yesterday's cxcur.
sion. One OF them had two im,nense
pairs Of shears in his pockets.
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Two very successful Gospel temper.
ance meetings were held yesterday by
the local evangelists, Messrs. Watkins
and Mckain. In the morning at IL
o'clock the huts OF tho colored iaborers
at the tunnel mouths were visited and
good meeting was held, the laboress
leaving their gambling games to listen
to the speakers. The afternoon meeting
Mt the upper market place was largely
attended, and 1t Is evident from the in.
creasing attendance that the efforts put
forth are heartily appreciated. Every
Sunday adds to the list OF pledge signers,
All temperance workers should HELM
along this effort with their presence.
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Last evening at 80 o'clock Miss Gar.
nett Kelly, Lieutenant in the Salvation
Army, was taken violently ill, with
pains in the stomach, ut the barracks Of
the army, corner OF Main and Twenty.
fifth streets. The patrol wagon was
called and she was taken 10 the resi-.
dence OF Miss Engle, in Alley Il, be.
tween Eoit and Jacob streets, and q
physician summoned. 1t is though t
that she is suffering from nervous pros.
tration, brought on by over exertion and
heat r....n.
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Pleasant birthday Celebration

Saturday was the thirteenth birthday
OF Miss Lena Brennersreuther, daughter
OF Lieutenant Brennersreuther, military
instructor at Linsly Institute, and the
little ludy celebrated it very pleasantly
with party at her fathers residence on
North Front street. The guests present
were Misses Lula Prince, Jennette Burt,
Blanche Edwards, Annie and Maggie
Harvey aud Josie Francis, and Masters
George Wise, Will Erskine and Allen
Burt. They were entertained from 1 to
II p. NJ. with music, dancing and re.
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IF you cannot see and need spectacles
}Ou should call Oh usaud hive your Eyes
tested without charge. We hive The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optlcian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
tun6ed. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler and 0ptiCian,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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Creeap's Old Groye-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom.
llnson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va.
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4 Ccn,rnl Club 10 DO Formed.

In another place in this mornings pa.
per will be found call for meeting at
Germania hall Thursday evening next
to organize Central Republican Club
Tor Ohio county. It is the general opin.
ion that the organization Of such club
IS much to be dssired, and the plan sug.
gesteed by leading Republicans is a
good one. All Republicans will be
welcomed, the idea being to make this a
representative organization OF the party
in the county. The attendance ought
to be very large.
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We received last week TWENTY-FIVE
moro Victor Safetics, and arc nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King OF Satellites now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more Oh the road,
For the next ten days VIC will sell all
the makes OF Wheels We have in stock
lsxcepting Victors) at. very low prices.
Write or call on us.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.
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the dead arm until II became necessary
TO tako II oil. The operation was sue.
cessfully performed and tho patient Is
resting easy and,will soon be able 10 re-.
turn to his home. His mother and faith.
er both accompanied him and will 70.
main here until he RECEIVERS sufficiently
10 be moved.
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L. s. GOOD sells dry goods tho cheapest


BUFFALO, n. Y, June 22.-Two weeks
rom to-day Prof. Campbell will attempt
I93 Sail his air ship across Niagara Falls.
he will go alone, although applicants
nave asked to be allowed to 70 with
nlm, among them two women. Finish
lhg touches have been put on his ma.
S ). :r IN the last three days. Wednesday
Y ir,a WI be taken to Humbertsone for
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Strangers Married.

Mr.. James R. BirdsTell, from the STATE
OF Washington, was on Saturday united
in matrimony with Miss Sarah r. Shri
yer, OF Tennessee. The ceremony was
performed at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. W,
II. Cooke, D. D., in the parlors Of the
Mcclure House, and Mr.. and Mrs. Birds.
well left for the West.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 22.-For
West Virginia and Ohio, fair weather,
continued high temperature, south.wes.
terly winds. -l...
For Western Pennsylvania, fair wealth.
er, except showers on the Lakes, con.
tinued high temperature, southerly
winds,
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Spring and Summer.

Large line OF Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
which We are prepared 10 make up in
the best OF style and fit at reasonable
prices. G. HESS & Sous
1921 and 1928 Market street.
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LAST EVENINGS STORM.
Anptker Terrific Rain viii. sop,e Maii-lh,
Damage Done,

Dnmnge Done.
Shortly before 5 o'clock last evening
an exceedingly heavy rain storm began
and it lasted with slightly varying force
for almost an hour. The streets were
once more quickly flooded, the ones
which drain the hills being converted
into rivers in about ten minutes. Market
street and Fourteenth were yellow tor.
rents. Twelfth street was also full from
curb to curb, and Alaiu below Twelfth
was almost covered CLEAR to the creek
When the water drained OF after the
storm the usual deposits Of mud were
found on all the exposed streets.
Pretty high wind +acco npanied the
rain, aud there was some vivid lightning,
One bolt struck large tree on tue eide
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PERSONS going out Of The city for
either long or short periods, can hare The
INTELLIGENCER forwarded to their
address al The rate Of G5 cents per month
posiage prepdid,
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OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease md comfort follows the use of
Syrup Of Figs, ms it acts in harmony with
nature 10 ehectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In 6Oc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists,
1850 ~ ~ DIV
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Gle Sutellt9ellfer.
h Once, Nos. 20 and " Fourteenth Street,
New Advertisements,
treat Blrgains-John frlcdel.

Great Blrgalns-John Fricdel. r.N-
sceds-liOGc q RIO.
o. e. Geuther. wholcscle Jeweler and Jobbe
Of American wGtches-fourth Page.
wnnted-Two Dining Room Girls, one Dish
washer aud one Chainbefmsid.
I The Wheeling lnstalment Co.'s Reduction Sail
Fourth Page:
Stocks for sale-R. 8. Irwin, Broker.
White Mountain Ice Cream kreczer-SesbIt
/ Bro.
decorated Dinner Sets-Ewing Bros.
Republican Meeting Notice.
Martins Ferry Property for sale-Egyer, Wa,
rick l. Co. -
The Atlantic Eotel-T. P. WEIGH.
Umbrellas. Geo. II. Shook i C0-Fourth Page
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4 complete line Of Ladies', Misses' and
Chlldren's Oxfords, all Of which will be
sold regardless OF cost for the next thirty
days. Call early and get choice bar.
gains. Ii. 0. HoFF, 1l43 Main Street,
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THE following druggists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney,
Eairmont; L. 7. Wells, Clarksbure; 4.
!. Richardson, New Martinsyille; Grant
x Jackson, Grafton; A. II. Burnley, Cam
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. DGw
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Mnttln's Ferry.

NoTicE-Mater rents arc duo Iuly LIST, md
nu ,, oe PAN before tho 10th or the water viii
pe turned oil. Us. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Mrs. A, Co.'s, opposite the Sherman uorso
Keeps the bes. aud cheapest Ice cIcam in tho civ
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Hiyer TeleCrums.

,.MAnEES. Pa. June 2l.-Rlver / s feet and rIs
Ing; warm heavy rain. ~ A''U ' i'''
, BROWNSVILLE, Pa, June 2o.-RIver 10 feet .
'nches anu falling: weather mining.
El1sDuEGH. Pa. June 2eo.-RIyer 8 foot 4
inches aud rising: clear and pleasant.
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The peculiar epervating effect OF sum
mer weather 10 driven of by Hoods
Safsaparilla, which makes the weak
strong" q
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Go TO Mike Hearnc's, No. 20 Six
tenth street, for Gibson & Dougherty's
Old Rye Wbieky.
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II not, send your address TO The Amer.
lean Corresponding Club, 2. o. Box 8l3
Clarksburs, W. Va. Mwar
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The thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered IS follows:
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FOR comfort ard durability, wear our
celebrated 26c fast black and coIored
Half Hose. G. HESS L. SONS,
1924 and 1924 Market Street.
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Correspondinsly low rates arc made
from other stations on the line.
The tickets are good for Ten days from
day OF sale, with the privilege OF stop.
OF at Washington, D. G., on tho ~;
turn journey. az -
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A company, which for some time past
has been engaged in the manufacture Of
woodenware lat East Liverpool, is max.
ing arrangements to remove to Wheel.
ing. 1t is understood it will locate on
the Island, north OF the old fair ground
property.
Ground has been purchased at South
Elm and Ohio streets for the electric
power plant to operate the cars across
the Island and over the new bridges,
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VIZ are Sole Agents for the J. ].
Badollet 4 Co. g Geneva Watches. Those
desiring a fine movement should come
and see US. WHEAT 4 HAScuER,
1921 Market street
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Stone & Thomas-clearance Sale.
Stone & Thomas-clearance Sale.
CLEARANCE SALE !! !.
CARPETS! CARPETS
To-day we offer our entire stock Of Carpetngs at reduction
Of from 10 to 20 per cent.

Your choice Of pieces Roxbury Snsen best Tapestry
Brussels at 75c yard, worth 9oc.
Your choice Of 50 pieces Sanfords double extra Tapestry
Brussels at Csc worth Soc.
Your choice Of IS pieces Tapestry at s5c, worth zoe.
Your choice Of 40 pieces Of Tapestry Brussels at 43c
worth Coo.
Your choice Of IS rolls all WOOL extra superne Ingram
Carpets at 6oc worth 75c everywhere
Your choice Of 50 pieces all wool, extra superfne c. C.
Carpets at soc, worth Csc.
Your choice Of IS rolls all WOOL super6nc Carpets at 4Sc
worth Csc.
Your choice Of 65 rolls extra heavy Union Carpets at s9c
worth $50
Your choice Of IS rolls Heavy Union Carpets 29ca yard
worth 4oc @a 4
STONE & THOMAS.
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Calvin Sanders
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Lawyer, corner OF Fourteenth and Mar.
kct streets. Mwap
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WEpay cash for our goods. Come and
see the Inducements we can offer you in
Watches, Diamonds and all kinds OF
Jewelry. Wheat 4 HANcHER,
AwaF 1881 Market street.
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HAVE your Watches regulated with
our chronometer, which you will OF all
times find in our window.
WHEAT 4 HAScuER,
I4 1891 Market street.
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WEDNESDAY EVENINGS EMBARRASSMENT.


an Attractive Programme Arranged for
tho Occasion.
Following is the programme 10 be rem.
dered at the Union school entertainment
at the Opera House Wednesday evening
OF this week, for which reserved seats
are now on sale at Banners music store
Greeting song........... .Cho.u.
10y Over the Sea, = -
poo,,ss Come, b strike Up the Music.
Children; Chorus CHORUS 'NA'''e Lay
(dl Scale Singing ...
10Y The Horse Driver.
lcC Forget. Me.Not.
IN Go 10 Sleep.
RccitHlion-A Heart 10 Let Earl n,,r
n,,, The Sermon OF the Flowers. -
Ill III Drill.
Mole Little Children
RSeitation-1he Parsons Fee. .... IizzIe cowan
(a) Anvil Chorus.
10Y llymen.
lei WOodmau.
Recisatior-The Careful Messenger.
The Twelve Misses PellIcocs.
The Borcs OF Day.
Vocal Solo-ln Old Madrid. .(irscc R,be,J.d,,
i'eci'ation-The Faithful Draw bridge Tender
Chorus " u""sn"''
(nl Old Kentucky Home.
10Y Der the Waters,
(cl Good Night. sts#r
The performers who are to take part,
and especially in the chorus, have been
working hard to make the concert
worthy OF patronage.
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postage prepaid.