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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-05

River life, like that of the seaman,
has fascination that is hard to throw
of. This finds an exempliflcation in
recent events in this vicinity. Captain
Charles Muhleman, for long time
commander of the Andes, and a popu-
lar steamboatman, goes into the har-
ness again next week, when the Sum
shine commences operations as an in
dependent packet in the Wheeling:
Cincinnati trade. Then there is Jim"
Robinson, tho Water Notwithstanding,
who has been off the river for years; he
has gone back to his old love, and is
steward on oueof tho Walton tow boats.
Lastly Captain Moore, of Titonyille,
who recently celebrated his golden
wedding, and whom everybody thought
had retired for good, is ut the wheel Of
one Of the boats composing the big coal
feet that is vending its way down to
New Orleans. All Of these gentlemen
are well fixed in this worlds goods, and
their only object in returning to the old
life is the pure love they have for it.
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LOCAL BREyrFIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

NJ,,,o., ~ NTInor NIn1,OnE in md About
-'''''' IN. CIty.
TrrGp,xnt evsnIpg-"Pecks Bad
Row
9.,.,;.,, ,,,rLo1 an ortor mid.
ONE plackslnith %oI NeJ VI; a.'I Lo ,t
hisht last h'shs sn"fP-sAoo'NS N'' 'e''
me patrol wagon was p bnS o. sS SeLTi ios
tast hisnt' Tue ioises nv Oe'"S ''''N -0'
the ice. =,
The Wesley NJ. Z. church Will give an
entertainment at Westwoous nan on
the South Side next Friday aud satur-
day evenings
The Young Peoples Social Union, oil
the South Side, mot last evening at the
home OF Miss Cora Pritchard. A very
enjoyable evening was spent In various
amusemcnts.
LARGE crowds Of boys are coasting
down the Twenty-seventh street grade
entirely reckless OF the danger from
passing street cars. Already there have
been some narrow escapes.
AUdusr KIRcHGEssvER, the East
Wheeling ice dealer, has let the con-
tract for his new residence to Edward
Hamm, ana the iamees WIZ W sup
piled by j. A. Holiday d Son.
The steel plant at the Mingo juno
ton works renewed yesterday morning
after a weeks shut down, giving en-
ployment to about 800 hands. The
blast furnace is also running full.
JAMrs BAKER. n colored man, better
known rs mabel, and another colored
man had fight on Market street short
ly after midnight yesterday. Officer
Herbert arrested mabel" and Officer
Scally put in the other man last night.
T,rrir Nav Uealev daughter of P. R.
Henley UalIock Bros SUPERINTENDENT,
who Gas been very sick with scarlet
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THE FNnNCH CRISIS.

The New Government Does Not Show up
strong in its First EnEngemrnt.
PARIS, Dec. AIN the chamber Of
deputies, which was crowded for the
occasion, the declaration Of the Cash
mirPerier cabinet policy was warmly
applauded except from the socialist
benches.
After a speech from NJ. Ernest Roche,
Boulangist, general discussion of the
motion OF NJ. Grousset, Tor a general
amnesty, was closed, and the chamber,
bv vote of 257 to 226, refused to dis
cuss tine clauses of the motion. 1t will
be thus seen that the new government
only had majority OF 81 in the first
engagement it had with its opponents.
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WoRnD,s FAIR PHoros.
The IntolIigoneor's Flno views in Incrons
Ing Demand.


Ing Demand.
Yesterday the flow OF coupons, dimes
and addresses into the INrELMGEScEn
office for Portfolio No. l, OF the INTEL
LtGEScEE's Worlds FaIrviews, continued
undated, both by mail and from per-
sonal callers. The number Of addresses
so far registered reaches several thous-
and, and there is still no sign that all OF
last weeks coupons are in. II lie again
impressed on the minds OF readers that
the most convenient way and the most
certain to avoid errors is 10 pin the SIX
coupons OF each week and the name and
address together, and enclose this with
the dime. As time progresses this Is
more generally done.
All who inspected the specimens yes
terday, rs well as all vino had seen
them before, were enthusiastic in their
expressions OF delight. Some people
express wonder as to how the ISrELLf.
GESCER can afford 10 practically give
away such books. The fact should be
borne in mind that the paper is not in
the project for profit, but to extend its
circulation, and those who wish TO en-
brace the offer should become sub
scribers at once.
The back numbers for the first week
having become exhausted, any person
who wants portfolio No. aud has not
the six coupons issued last week may
send in the price OF weeks subscrip-
ton, fifteen cents, and the dime-that
is, a quarter in all-and receive the
first part. For part II, however, they
should not neglect to save all the six
coupons this week, and each week here
after for each succeeding portfolio. In
addition to securing n rare work OF art
at a nominal price, the subscriber also
gets the best newspaper in the COM
munity.
Yesterdays coupons by mail were
largely from points more remote than
those received before, half dozen
states being represented. There has
been no such response to any proposal
in Wheeling in years past. Compared
TO the demand for the Worlds Fair
views the way hot cakes so of is mot
in IL"
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad

Strangers In tho City and whoelIng Folks
Abroad.
H, Douglass, of Ripley's Landing, is
in the city.
Judge r. H. Cochran, OF Toledo, is at
the Windsor.
Captain Doveper returned from Cum
berland yesterday.
Miss Minnie Harmon, OF Moundsville,
was in Town yesterday.
Miss Abercrombie, OF West Alexan-
der, is at the Stamm house.
G. f. Hutchinson and Charles G, Yea.
ger, OF Fairmont, are stamm guests.
NIisses Mollie and George Roome and
T. c. Ramey, OF Sisiersviile, were at the
Stamm house yesterday.
O. ]. Morrison, OF 1851 Eof street, who
has been i'll with typhoid fever, is con-
siderably worse since Friday.
Frank Arnett, OF this city, has re-
ceived a comfortable position at Wash
ington City by appointment oil the Pres
ident.
Mr.. II. G. Taylor. of Pittsburgh, for.
merly Salem, o., newspaper man, is in
the city on his way to ST. CiairsYille on
business.
L. y. Douglass, OF Ravenswooi; NJ.
W. McCabe. OF New Martlnsyiiie; NJ. G.
Moore and Frank Hirick, of Sistersvllle,
and L. J.. JolliG, OF Littleton, are among
the West Virginians registered at the
Hotel Behler.
Intelligence was received in the CITY
Yesterday afternoon Of the sudden death
ut Pittsburgh OF MIR. john r. Phillips,
sr. Mr.. Phillips was the father oil the
Misses Phillips who have visited Mrs,
w. a. Wilson, and have many friends
in Wheeling.
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REED-on Monday. December 4, 1893, at 10
O'Clock n M, MABEL, daughter OF AlouBO
und Amelia Reed, aged Z years. months
md days
Fuueml from tho residence Of her parents No.
23l7 EoifstFeet, shls TUESDAY afternoon At
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are Invited
TO attend. Interment private n. Penlnsu!ar
Cemetery.
MANNERs-on Sunday, December 0; 1893. ut
$50 O'Clock a. IN, WA l.. MASSER7, In hia
18th ycar
Funeral from the residence OF c. Leonhart, No.
2SO2 EoT street, Tuesday Mt . O'Clock p. N
Friends Of the family are respectfully in
vted to attend Internent at Mt Wood
Cemetery.
sHERKEY-on Monday, December Z, 1874 NJ
lO5Op. m. ANN, wife OF Michael sheckey,
aged 7S years.
Funeral notice hereafter
BAIRD-At Seattle, Washington, on Thursday.
November 30, 1893. Dr. WILLIAM JoRnGG
BATES BAIRD. son Of Mr.. NJ. NJ aud the late
DR.. George Baird, In the 9th year Of hisage.
Fnncml notice hereafter
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REV. MIR. DoRxBnAsER.


Action of the Childrcn's Homo Directors
on His Departure.
Rev. L. II. Dornblaser, who leaves the
city shortly for his new homo in SPRING
field, Ohio, was compelled a few days
since to resign his position as president
of the Board OF Directors Of the Child
rene Home. At that meeting the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
Rev. L. II. Dornblaser having tender
ed his resignation as president of the
board Of directors OF the ChildreR's
Home OF the City Of Wheeling, in ac-
ceptins the same we desire hereby to
express our sense OF appreciation oil his
services in the official position which he
has held for more than ten years last
past, and which commenced on the 14th
day OF June, 1883, and has been contin-
ued until the present, az well as to bear
testimony to his fidelity in the discharge
OF his duties to the Home" and the
earnest interest which he has always
manifested in its welfare and usefulness.
In partiCularizing, we embrace this
opportunity of putting on record our
recognition OF tho complete, accurate
and satisfactory character OF his annual
reports, his personal interest in the
home, as shown in his regular and fire.
uueut visits to that institution, together
with his attendance at the meetings OF
the lady managers OF tho home, to
whom he was always ready to give
counsel and advice when deemed neces-
sary.
We would also mention the personal
attention given and visitations made by
him to the homes OF such children as
were the subjects OF abuse or neglect
by unworthy and unnatural parents.
We also express the regret which we
severely experience in severing the
pleasant relations which have existed
between u3 in our work OF charity and
love. as well as the general regret oil the
community at parting with one who is
so universally beloved, honored and
respected.
In conclusion, we hereby tender him
our earnest wishes for his success, pros
perity and happiness in the new field
OF labor to which lie goes, and we pray
that the blessing OF God may accom-
pany and rest upon him and his family.
BryaI I X Tls4, G. L. cRAsura,
WN. b. SIMPSON, /. @. sTIpEL,
-, 7 T..,, NTVpn,, Hmm mn
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Genuine Artists.

Seats will BIO placed on sale at @. A.
Houses music store this morning for
the Musin concert The company is
composed OF genuine artists. Many
eminent critics pronounce Divide Musin
the greatest violinist OF to-day. His
wife, Annie Louise Tanner-Musin, is n
brilliant soprano. The other members
of the company are strictly flrst-class.
Reserved seats are fifty and seventy
five cents.
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sIruATIoN .tr FINnMYvILIE.

Quiet Prevails and Minors Say They Do
Not Intend Violence.
PrrrsDuRGH, Pa. Dec. 4.-Quiet pre-
walls in the Finleyvillo striking coal
region. Many ofthe miners and opera
tors went over to Washington to-day to
attend the injunction hearings. Col.
T. b. Boyle, OF tho Harkett Coal & Coke
Company, says that il tho men do not
care 10 90 to work it will not trouble
the company. The men who went from
Pittsburgh on Saturday to work re-.
turned. They said they were afraid Of
being shot The miners deny that they
iniended 10 harm anyone.
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Berdire Independent
The Worlds Fair views given BY the
Wheeling INTELLIGESCER on its coupon
plan are the finest OF any in this sec
ton. The first week Is just out and tho
second ono commenced, and they are
sure to have calls for back numbers.
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of the symptoms: Headache obstruction Of
nose, discharges falling into throat, some
times profuse, watcry, and acrid, at others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody,
putrid, and offensive; eyes weak, ringing in
cars, deafness; offensive breath; smell and
taste impaired, and general debility. Only
q few Of these likely to DO present ut once.
Tho cure for it-for Cata,Th itself, nnd ali
the troubles that come from tia perfect
and permanent cure, Is DR.. sagels catarrh
soothing, cleansing and healing properties
A record of twenty-five years has proved
that to its proprietors-and they're willing
to prove it to you.
They do IL in this way: II they can't euro
your CstarTh, no matter how hGd your case,
or OF how long standing, they'll pay you
$500 in cash. Can you have better proof
of tho healing power of medicine
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The ladies in charge of the Art room
in Geo. r Taylor's store, will hold their
annual Fall Opening from Wednesday
until Saturday OF this week. Every
body invited to attend.
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1919 MAIN STREET.
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boats
The River Interests.

The stage of water as shown by the
marks yesterday evening was 10 ieet
inches, and slowly rising.
The Hudson is coming up for Pitts
burgh with a big trip. Wharfmastef
Crockard received a telegram from Cap;
tain Agnew yesterday that she would
be here this morning at 8 o'clock.
The big Keystone State, under Cap
tain Calhoun, will be here this morning
at 8 o'clock for Cincinnati. The last
visit Of the Keystone at this port was
on juno II, when she passed up for
Pittsburgh.
The following tow-boats passed down
with coal Yesterday: Belle McGowani,
Ga. m. Bennett, II a. M; George shi-
ras, p. M; Ida Budd, 2 p. m. The W.
E. Horner With empties passed up tor
Pittsburgh at p. m.
Last nights reports from headwaters
show both rivers rising. Another rise
seems reasonably certain:
Greensboro-River s feet IL inches
and rising slowly; cloudy and cool.
Warren-River 8 feet 5 inches and
stationary; clear and cold.
Morgantown-River Z feet 6inches
and rising: clear and cold.
Oil City-Rlyer feet 0 inches and
rising slowly; clear and cool.
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soLDRETAIr AT7gEoLEsALE PRICES.
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NOnrsd to wait until after Christmas to
purchasc Your CionlVs, You can buy them
jus5 as chcnply now from
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
AthertOn


Thanks to the editor, his worlds fair
letter.
Flannels are being brought into ser
vice once more.
These are awful hard times for the
days are getting shorter.
Mr.. A. n. Wilson is enclosing his old
homestead with a wire fence.
The busiest men to be seen nova
days, are the candidates.
Miss. Mary MINK OF Holstein, who
has been visiting relatives here for some
time returned home last Sunday.
The last rose OF summer has faded
and gone, but autumn flowers will soon
be with us in profusion.
Mr.. Joseph Lockhart packed his
goods and started last Sunday for his
homestead in the strip, where he will
m Ike his future home.
Rev. Kepler will to hold
y .etings next Monday evening al
Catherton.
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south side Echoes.

The weather continues fine, and the
farmers are putting it to good use
husking corn. Some fields yield well
while others show a poor crop.
Rev. Horton preached at Pleasant
Dale last Sunday night in the absence
OF Rev. Hummel, who is visiting the
worlds fair.
Miss Maud Rudd OF Red Cloud is
visiting Miss Edith Keagle this week.
Mrs. Weaver of Danbury, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM VanDyFe
Messrs. Green and Coden Of Walnut
Creek, are putting in the Brown place
TO winter wheat.
The campaign seems quiet in our
midst, it being u sure fact that Line
will retain her title as banner township
for republicanism in Webster county.
The entire ticket will receive hearty
support in these parts, and the nominee
for sheriff, will not only get the support
Of the republicans, but will get a large
populist vote in this section.
Quite a number Of our citizens were
in Red Cloud Tuesday eve, attending
the Andrews speech.
Frank Street 10 able to be around
again after Il severe illness.
l.. A. Haskins 10 laid up with rheum0
tism. READER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
,ISiycrscn.

The death OF Mrs G. G. GoodiDg oc
cured. Oct. Goth, and the funeral waf
largely attended. She had many friends
who mourn her loss.
Candidates are around shaking hands
with our people. l.. A. Siesel for coun
ty clork, and MISS Lille McClelland
for county superintendent were in town
Friday. Miss McClelland is thoroughly
qualified for that office, and will be elect,
ed without doubt.
Mr.. Burton who has been sick at the
Banks house for 4 weeks, is now nearly
recovered.
j. II. Smith the agent OF the Homo
ms. Co. OF Now York, is ia the city.
Mr.. Banks will add ii feet TO his
hotel in the near future to accomo-
date his many guests.
What 10 the matter with the young
man who visits the hotel SO much?
There must be some attraction.
Miss Nettie Robinson had one Of her
limbs broken white at play on the school
grounds,
Mr.. Bean Of Red Cloud, was doing
business here last week,
DIR. Beck of Rcd Cloud was here on
a professional call last week.
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lBatin.

hBntin.
Al Marker called on the B~retthauer
boys Sunday.
Mrs. Akers and Mrs. Wisecaryer were
callers OF G. II. Kelley Friday.
Con Wilson Of Otto called on +. Bean
last Saturday and Sunday.
w. Akers shelled corr one day last
week.
Mrs Sorgcnson has returned from her
visit in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Anderson are home
from II three weeks visit in the east.
Messrs. Bean and Wisecarvcr and fam
lilies were the guests Of Il. Bean Sunday.
Vim. Flick was on the creek one day
last week.
j. Ranchcy was seen driving through
this ncighborhood one day last week.
Mrs, Akers and Mrs. Kelley have gone
TO Illinois on u visit.
Everett Bcanand wife were callers OF
MIR. Michncl's Sunday.
j. Raed has moved to Kansas.
j. Lockhart and family started for the
strip Sunday, where Joe succeeded in
getting a claim. DAN TuCKER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
Try This Now.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good, il You have a Cough, Cold. or
any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs.
DR., Kings New Discovery for Consnmp-
ton, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will DO paid back.
Stuff erers from La Grippe found it just
the thing and under its uso had a speedy
and perfect recovery. Try a sample bot.
tie at our ex aud learn for yoarself
just how good n thing 1t is. Trial bottles
Tree a. G. l.. Cuttings Drug Store. Large
siza5o,. sal 800.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
SUBURBAN NEWS
A. Furnished by Our County
Correspondents.
Thompson Creek.

uOsupsou SECcHs
We were glad Ia see Mr.. Topper so far
recovered from his recent severe illness
as TO be ut church last Sunday.
Rev. Johnsonwho has for some time
been making improvements ON his farm
and holding meetings ut the Spring Val
ley school house, closed his meetings
last Sunday night. and is to return to
his home in Grand Island this week.
Mr. and Mrs Walker of Farmers Creek
accompanied by Miss Georgia Prather,
attended church last Sunday at Spring
Valley.
Rev. johnson preached u good dis.
course to u large audience at Crystal
Springs last Sunday. After the preach
ing he baptized one.
Tho young people Of Spring Valley
organized n lyccum last Friday night,
which should prove successful, as there
seems to be several good dcbaters in
these parts.
VIM. Burns and wife are visiting in
Colorado at present.
Mr.. Frank Burns has removed to his
residence ON -the creek near Crystal
Springs school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Riley Of Harlan
county are visiting this week with grand
pm and ma Schenck's. Mrs. Riley IL
Mrs. Schcnck's sister, and is well known
to MANY readers Of Tun CniEr rs "Auntie
Riley"
s, II. Polly and q. Il. Clark are max.
ing substantial improvements in tho
fences around their feed lots; while some
OF the candidates are fixing up the fences
around their political c%orrals.
DELLA
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
CONNleA.

Quite a number Of our young people
attended tho party at Geo. Latta's Fri.
day night and report a good time.
Miss Savage is back from the worlds
fair.
A. l.. llildrsth ia putting up a new
house in tho southwest part of town,
near the nj. IL. parsonage.
Tho house was filled to it's fullest ca.
pacity last Sunday to hear the farewell
sermon Of Mr.. Platt. We are sorry to
lose such u good, influential man from
our midst.
The first quarterly meeting will be
held at the NJ. Il. church next Sunday
Charley Tel and family will move to
Cowlcs in the near future.
Grace Goodwin returned Saturday
from tho worlds fair.
We understand G. G. Borcn and wife
will make an extended visit to Iowa and
Illinois this winter.
w. Hollingsworth leaves o,day for
Iowa.
VIM. Borcn and family, Of York coun.
ty, have. returned home, after q short
visit with his brother and family.
Born, to s.. l.. Fuller last week, a boy
Of usual weight.
Died, Henry Blankey, aged 4 years.
The child has always been a cripple and
is o relieved Of his sulfcrings.
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lnavalc.

Leaves are failing from the trees,
The geese are going south,
lis Just such gruesome things as this
mat makes me down the mouth.
But winter with Its chilling blast,
Bring this thought 10 my head,
The cold cannot forever last,
III be warmer when I'm dead.
The worlds fair and it's memor,
will soon be gone. Let it go; pcrhap
the time will come when the lucky on
who saw it, will not be asked did yo,
see the Ferris wheel?
At the chicken pie social at l.. il
Luce's last week, sl5 was cleared snt
given to Rev. Lawson.
Last week several of the shouters OF
the populist party came up from Red
Cloud to brace up their brethren, will
a big meeting; but unfortunately they
met Mr.. John Hardwick on the street
and in a fair square argument he done
EN- all up. Crpt. Houchin and Stepher
Bayless, were the principal pop speaker.
Miss Grace Thornton OF Chicago
granddaughter Of r. II. Pitney, who has
been visiting here for several weeks
will return homo this week. All who
have formed her acquaintance will be
sorry to have her depart.
Rev. Hancock is the new minister for
this parish. He is an able man, and
will no doubt be the cause OF much
good here during the year. Next Sun.
day at ten O'Clock he will speak at the
lnavale school house, come and hear
him.
Mr.. l. G. Olmstead and family depar.
ted for their new home which will
probably be in or near Santa Anna
California. They have many wellwishers
here but ! shall only speak OF two.
First Mr.. Arthur Woolcott who wears a
face since their departure, as long
as the pole in front OF the Wash.
ington state building at the fair. and
mournfully sings in a weak voice. the
the slightly changed words of the song.
Darling 20, Darling Co,
] shall miss you this l know"
The other party is Mint Garner. He
takes his loss quite philosophically, only
occasional saying ''he thinks he will
have to get a new hat.
Prof Cramer gave a magic lantern
show at the school house Saturday eye.
which was well attended, and they saw
good. Before closing he kindly
allowed those present to vote on the
man and the most popular
young lady in the room. Something like
300 votes were cast, at five cents each. of
which Miss Barker received a majority.
the Prof. presented her with a nice al.
About as many votes were cast
the homeliest man, OF which Mr..
Wolcott received a handsome
plurality, and was presented with a beau.
There is no doubt but that
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03
state Line,

Tho farmers are busy husking corn.
Most corn is turning out about % bush
ole in bulk, but some OF it will not weigh
that much.
Austin Davis and family attended the
worlds fair last week, They enjoyed il
very much.
III. ID. Fishburn, wife and little girl
have returned from Iowa. lie reports
corn good in that state.
Miss Nellie Pickrcll, teacher in Dist.
13S, Jewell county, Kansas, visited her
home near Wcbber last Saturday and
Sunday.
Wm. VanDyke and son Gilbert visited
Mr.. VanDyke's niece, Mrs. Henderson,
Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Watt is on the sick list.
Willard Moon and family have re
turned from Hastings. where thoy have
been visiting the last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-11-03

inc awards were made to the right ones.
About 20 OF the elite young people Of
the neighborhood enjoyed q nice dance
at the residence Of Mr.. A. G. Hale. last
Friday evening, the occasion being the
birthday celebration of their daughter
Emma.
WORLDS FAIR POETRY.
II OF mud you arc afraid
Just roll up your pants,
For you'll wish you'd longer stayed
In the Midway plaisancs.
ELI.