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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-10
Notice Of Expiration III Re
S5t 1elnptiOn.

Notice Of Expiration IT Re
delnptiOl. s#
TN whose name assessed, i. F!ock NV VI SEQ.
/ 28, twp. 1Oa. Range ~, No. acres, l6O,.
amount sold for, t26O3, interest. penalty aud
costs. 9o4.65, total amount req Tired 70 redeem,
49, OFFICE or COUNTY AUDITOR.
Mobiles County, Minnesota.
! You are hereby notifed that pursuant to the
Inc County Of Mobiles, State OF Minnesota, on
the 2lst day Of March. 1887. the land herctnbe-
fore described assessed In your name, was sold
for tax Of 1885, on the end day Of May, 1887, and
that the time OF redemption from said sale, a
lowed BY law. win expire on the 23d day Of
February, 1895. Or within SO days after service
with the auditor Of said county. In addition t.
the amount above stated, as necessary to re-
deem from said sale, the cost OF service OF this
notice must be paid. ..s5 si 5s4a
Witness my hand and seal at WOrthin st0n
IN said County Of Mobiles this 2lst day Of De-
cember. 1894. "a 4. . 80 ~
Sea- OF the Auditor JNO. j.. KEN DLEN.
OF Mobiles county County Auditor.
Mimi gov 5s @
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Notice of Expiration of Re-
.a's.s4A+<., r demDtiOn.

:. .
,ssss..--e demption.
In whose maine assessed, t. Frock, northwest
a section 26, township 104, Range 81, 100 acres.
amount sold for S1O,61, interest. penalty and
costs SIS. "a. total amount required 10 redeem
$l5.75.
Office of County Auditor
= Mobiles county, MINI.
You are hereby notified. that pursuant to
the tax Judgment entered in the District Court
in the county OF MOBILES, State OF Minnesota, on
the 21st day OF March 1891, the land hereinbe
said for tax 81 1885, On the 4th day Of May, 1881
and that the time Of redemption from said sale
FebFnarv y days ag =.
Of this notice, and proof thereof has been filed
with the auditor OF said county. In add itfOn
to the amount above st ated, as necessary tor
deem from said sale, the cost OF service OF this
notice must be paid. f2s @
Witness my hand and seal at Worthington,
in said county Of Mobiles, this Dist day of De-
cember, 1894. A
Seal Of the Auditor JNO.t j. KENDLEN.
of Mobiles County, Mimi. County Auditor.
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NU HHru, H724C No. Z -NoItlIsI4I' 0%4C; NO
Northern, 5Skc.
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SOUTH ST PAU, jap. 8, 1885,
HOGS-Steady; yards cleared to packers at
S3Na4l'. 49,
CAT LE-strong all around; especially on
fat butcher stuff; 2,hn heavy feeders wanted
this week by local buyers.
Prime steers $3.25a3.75; goo steers, So 75@
3.2' prime cows, SAG .OO good cows. soon
e.55; common to fair oms $lO0 l y; light
veal calves, $35o9+i'; heavy calves; Sl.2oy
l75.
SHEEP Steady.
Receipts: Cattle. 30; hogs, 2,lo0; calves. 20;
sheep, H.
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Hoods sis;:;;'i1pC Cures

fectively upon the blood and began to improve.
After the use of three bottles the gathering
ceased and am cured of my former trouble. I
owe my life and will always remain true friend!
to Hoods Sarsaparilla." LILLE MAY BENT.
LEY, Shelbyyille, Indiana. Get HOODS
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Sheriff'S Sale.
GTATE OF M1NNEsoTA,-couNTY OF
~ NObles-ss.
District Court
Franklin H. Lyon,
~. Plaintiff, " ~
Jacob l.. Miller.
Defendant.
Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue OF an
Execution to me directed and deliver ed, and
now in my hands. issued out Of the District
Court, 18th Judicial District, State Of MinnesO-
Judgment dOcketed and rendered in said Court
in favor of said Franklin H. Lyon and against
said Jacob L. Miller, on the 10Th day of NOvem-
Der 1894, have levied upon the following de-
scribed real property Of said defendant, to wit:
The Northwest quarter OF Section Twenty
eight (2S), Town One Hundred Two Q02) Range
Forty (4O) in Mobiles COUNTY Minnesota.
And that shall, on saturday the 18th day OF
January A. D. 1895. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A;
NJ. of said day. at the front door OF the old court
house in Worthington in said county and state.
proceed to sell all the right title and interest of
the above named defendent Jacob l.. Miller
in and to the above described property, to salts
fy said Judgment and costs; amounting to one
Fifteen Cents tsl55.15] together with
all accruing costs of sale, and
interest on the same from the 10th day of No
vember 1854, at the rate OF per cent per annnm
at Public Auction, to the highest bidder bidder, for
cash. @ ss j. G. THOM, S4
Sheriff OF Mobiles county, Minnesota.
GEO. w. NILSSON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated, WOrthingtOn, Aiinn., November 24tl1.
1894 (16W6)
F.. ~
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Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver aud bowels. 25c.
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No. hard. 693lc No. Northern, 914c; No :
Northern, 5e1kc.
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Notice OF Expiration OF Re-
lemptiOll. 81

Notice OF Expiration OF Re-
demptiOll. s5
In whose name assessed, r. FrOck, northwest
a. section 2G, Twp 104, Range Al, 100 acres,
amount sold for $3.50, interest, penalty and
costs 1887, total amount required to redeem
$5l.57. ~. ,s n,
Office Of ounty Auditor,
Mobiles county, Mimi,
10 Il. Frock. ss IN g 8s
Youare hereby notified. that pursuant to
the tax Judgment entered in the District Court
in the county Of Mobiles. State of Minnesota, Oh
the 18th day of August 1884. the land hereinbe
fore described, assessed in yonr name, was
Der 1884 and that the time of rede mption from.
sold sale, allowed by law, will expire on the 23d3
day Of February 1895. or within 60 days after
service Of this notice and proof thereof has
been filed with the auditor Of said county. In
addition to The amount above stated, as nee
essary to redeem from said sale, the cost Of
service of this notice must be paid. 5s$
Witness my hand and seal at WOrthingtOn.
in said county of Mobiles. this 2lst day OF De-
cember 1891. JNO. }. KENDLLN.
Seal of the auditor of County Auditor
Mobiles County, MINI, DOW
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Notice Of Expiration OF Re-
demptiOn.
TN whose name assessed, Il. Frock: nv Il
acres, l6O, amount sold for, al5.8l,. Interest.
penalty and costs, $l2S9. Total amount required
to redeem, $26.7O. aSsss
OFFICE ON COUNTY AUDINoR.
Mobiles County, Minnesota
To r. Frock: ii
You are hereby notified that pursuant to the
tax judgment entered IL the District Court III
the County of Mobiles, State of Minnesota, on
the 2lst day OF March, 1888, the land hereinbe-
fore described, assessed In your name, was
sold for tax of 1886, on the 18th day of May, 1888,
and that the time Of redemption from said sale,
allowed by law, will expire on the 23rd day OF
February. 1895, or within 60 days after service,
Of this notice, and proof thereof has been fled
with the Auditor OF said County. In addition
to the amount above stated, as necessary to re-
deem from said sale. the cost of service Of this
notice must be paid. &ii5zaf5
Witness my hand and seal at WorthingtOn. in
said County of Mobiles, this 21st day Of De-
cember, 1884 JNo. j. KENDLEN.
! Seal of the Auditor of County Audi tor.
Mobiles county, Mimi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-13
FIREMENS TOURNAMENT
The Big Demonstration Of tho
Volunteer FIremon To- morrow.
TIE MARTINS FERRY CITIZENS
ilnVo Made Extensive Preparations
for tho Meeting ol tho I5nstnTu Ohio
As1nciatInn-rhn Races on thn Stnrn
Fair Ground WIN Be tho Principal
Evont-EntFlos In tho Various
Events Have Closed,

From present indications the fire.
mems tournament tomorrow and
Thursday will DO tho largest and bOst
in the history Of the OHIO association,
fen different compnuie, have entered
for the hose cart race, three for the
hook and ladder race, and twcnty'four
Tor the bicycle races,
Tho hose companies which have en-
ierod arc as follows; Delugo and INDIE
pendent, Of Salient CoshocIon, Of Cos
hocton; Toronto, Of Toronto; DenniSon.
Of DonuIaoni East Palestine, of East
Palsstlnei First Ward, Independent and
Merchants, OF Bellairs, and the Butler,
Of Butler, Pa. The latter is the cham
pion Of Pennsylvania. All OF these
companies have been training, and will
mAka an effort 10 win the irst prize aud
break the worlds record now held by
the Martins Ferry company, which will
not run. The frat prize for this race is
$3.50. second 500. o.,
The hook aud ladder companies will
DO New Philadelphia, Blades Mills and
Butler, Pa, the latter simply giving an
exhibition, as il takes part in the great
hose cart race. The prizes are 500 and
SO.
thirteen riders have entered in tho
open bicycle race and eleven in the
handicap. The bicycle races promise
to be the bost class A contests ever wilt
messed on the State Fair grounds. The
cntrie, closed last night,
In addition there will DO ladder
climbing contest, loot race and other
events. For these thoro have been sew
eral entries All races will end at the
wire.
Tho Judge, will DO Mayor Woltwood,
J. b. Montgomery and f.. J. A. Dren.
men tho starters, DR.. ]. W. DarrRb. S. f.
Dean audi. w. TerrlIl; the trackmon,
Frank Duff and Patrick Moore.
All Of tho hose carts, trucks, etc, will
he taken from Martins Ferry to the
lair grounds at one time, making quite
parade,
Among the riders who will take part
in tho bicycle races are Helms and
QNlmDH, OF SteuuonNllleI tHe TWO VAN
era, the three Fosters and Lubic, OF
Wheeling, and others from Toronto, 81.
Clairsville, Canal Winchester, Martins
Ferry aud other places.
Mayor WOstwood, Of Martins Ferry,
has issued proclamation asking the
people to decorate their houses, 10 clean
up tho streets and TO use every effort to
make tho visit OF the llremen aud their
friends as pleasant as possible. Tho So.
cret societies ami tho business houses
and people generally have been invited
to turn out in the parade tomorrow
afternoon.
The Wheeling & Lake Eric railroad
has shown il, appreciation OF the oil.
forts and usefulness Of volunteer fire
departments by tho general passenger
agent issuing a circular to all agents to
sell tickets at one fare ior the round
trip for tho tournament this week and
urging every agent to make special
efforts Tor Il good crowd.
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MARTINI. iNisnitY.
mnps aud SIlShap' in tho Thriving CITY
Across tho River

IIhps aud MlHhapS IN tho Thriving CITY
Aero" tho River.
IN tho Republican joint senatorial
convention at SteubenvillO August %,
Belmont county Is entitled 10 u dele.
gates, COlumbiana GO, Jefferson 40 aud
Harrison q.
Henry Burklo ia opening a restaurant
with rooms in tho Linn building, on
Hanover street, to DO In charReIpi an OK.
perleuCed caterer OF Pittsburgh.
Mics Martha Williams went 10 An.
dorson, Ind, Yesterday, whore tho ono.
yeaf.old son OF her brother, Matthew
Williams, died Saturday night.
The case Of Hanson Springer against
the Standard Machine Company, set for
yesterday before Squire Theodore KeI-
Ter. was continued.
A. S. Van PClt, the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh ticket agent, and vile, were at
Pittsburgh yesterday. =
Tho Yves. family will hold Its reunion
al the home Of David Garden, at lilton.
vile, on Thursday.
Tho tournament will draw grcat
CIuWH' boEu'hu bhO eO"u l'SW NhN
end to the other
A game Of base bail will DO played by
picked mines on the Y. NJ, O. A. grounds
this afternoon.
On August IS tho Ninotioth regiment.
o. vi, will hold its eighteenth reunion
al CRdiz.
George Springer will return from
Cambridge, having sold out to Scott
Linn.
The Oriental fishing club went TO
Il point nOar Uhrlchsvllo yesterday.
John Dawson, Of Martins grocery,
who has bcon sick Is on duty again.
William Ellsworth has succesdOd J. @.
Pickina in llarovlI1 x Co. s store.
Nliss Carrie Cros'loy returned yostor.
day from n wcok's visit at Adona.
Miss Lilly Dean returned yesterday
from II visit near Colatain.
Barney lIsning is very sick at his
homo In ClArk's Addition.
Mira Gordon Robinson has boen grant.
oil pension for minor
Mira Samuel Anthony spending the
week at Epworlh Park.
Miss BOSS Pope, Of smithnold, il Wis.
iting relatives IN town.
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SOUTH SIDE BOWLER $.

The Season Is Ended nnd two Clubs Hr 3
Tied for First Po'ition--rhs Onlcinl
Average. Coupled by tho secrsta'I.
some Good Work shown.
The summer serioa OF the South Side
Bowling League has ended and two
clubs, South Side aud Phoenix, arc tied
FOR frat position, necesIiLating an add.
tlonal series OF games to decide the
championship. These games have not
ys, beeR arranged, but wil! be rolled in
a few days on the Mozart park alleys.
The winners OF tho individual prizes
are the secretary Of the league, Hand
Ian, OF South Sido; hnokU, OF Peerless
STANLEY. OF PhGnix, aud Bckmyer, OF
Hoodoo. The official standing oil the
clubs al the finish is as follows:
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SCRANTON, Pa, August l2,-Champion
fighter, jim Oorbett played his first pro-
iosslonal game to-day With the Scranton
team agatnst Buffalo, lilo covered first
base and accepted everything that came
his way, getting number Of easy
chances, Corbstt struck out the hrsI
time up, but In the fourth aud ninth he
made singles, In the latter inning with
two men on bases aud one out Jim
knocked out q lively ono aud the run
ners came in. Tho champions brother,
zoe, also played with Scranton. Tho
home team had an easy victory over
tho Buifalos
There was large attendance a! the
game, thoro being upwards OF six thou.
sand people present. Corbott gola 4U
per cent OF the gate receipts.
Corbett loft at midnight for buffalo,
whore no will meet Manager Brady. lie
refuses to discuss the Philadelphia row.
Tho score:
IL H. y
i BaSaio' ID Q i IS &
Pitchers, MeluY and WadswOrIh
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". II. NrlsoS, who la In tho drug
business nj King7viilc, Mo-, hn' 60 much
C1ul lonCo ~ Chanbcrlnin'a Cole,
ChOlcra and Dinrrhmh liomody TIM, hG
warrants every bottle Rnd oilers TO TO-.
fund tho munOy to any customer who IL
not satisfied ailcr using II. Mr. Nelson
tnkoB 10 risk In doing thlA because tho
Remedy isa certain euro Tor tho dis.
cnacs Tor which II la inlOnd0d aud hu
knows H. II 10 iur Snlo bv Uhatlna Il.
Gocl2c, Wlll W. Irwin, John ltlarl,
William u. Williams. y. Monkcmpllor,
William H. Hague. II. o. Stewart, A. H.
SrhneIe, J. Coleman, g. Rnhnppf wttt.
INN MOnkamnllet Wheeling, w. Va,
lIowiO 4 Co., Btldgoporli u, Il, Peabody
& Son, lIOnwoo1.
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Last evening ON tho Musrc alleys tho
Pen and Pencil team was twice beaten
rs tho BowIers. This ends tho Mu'cG
league contests excepting two or three
poet poncd gaines. among which Ia tho
sorics between brownies aud Bowlors
that will decide tho league champion.
ship. Those teams will roll on Friday
evening aud tho thrcc will be tho most
important games Oi tho season. Score
Of last evenings gnmos:
EbolinR, no. liO, 1874; Laird, l5l, III,
1907; Lamb, 1870, 1903. ll3; siatlcr, 1855,
10, lGj; Blind, 100, $50, 100; totals, $50,
Slj. $40
Pen and poncil--,lnck4on, 1856, los,
1874; Long, 1870, lg!, 1880; Turner, 1875,
AS, 100; Clator 1855, 1885, llD; Archer,
i43, "a, 1885, Bind, 1863, 100, 1885, totals
500 $50, no
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Pilsburgl--livor . foot aud station.
nry Weather Clcnr aud warm.
oil CITY Rivor foot aud stationary.
Weather C.OnG
Grpenaboro-Rivcr 0 foot II inches
aud stationary. Weather cloudy aud
warm. Rainfall ~ inch.
s,ouhunyIlo--lIiycr 2 feOt 10 inches
and falling Weather clOnr aud warm.
Wnfron-Iliynr foot and falling.
Weather ulOnr aud warm.
Motganlown River foot nni alta.
llonaty Weather cloudy aud warm.
l'ntkOraburG -IIiyOr foot Q Inches
aud falling, Weather hot aud cloudy.
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A cure for every diseas'
,he old right fielder of tho Reds, signed
new contract to-day, aud will continue
to plny with Cincinnati,


A picked nine OF Mounlsville dsioat'
ed tho Cathedral altar boys, OF Wheel.
ing, yesterday afternoon by n acore o.
10 TO IL, The WheslingI lined M rs
follows; Owens, Of. Arnold, ri Nc
Donald, IS, and p. MSnley, c. and r.
Gilligan, p, and Q. F; 0'Brlen, 2b, Farley,
H.; Reilly, Ib,i Gehring, Sb,i Jspaon,
second catcher.
WheslIng.,.. .",.,,"r,2 ) / 4 % o Old
The altar boys challenge tho same
nine to play here next Tuesday aIter'
noon, and II they fail to appear the
altar boys will take the game o too
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ptciGl Dispatch n ne hitRig.aoCr
WARRRS, Pa, August l2,-OOloron
nearly won this afternonn's game in one
Of the Iiveliost flniahes OF the year
Warren made i've runs in the opening
inning, but after that Conroy stesdied
down and during tile balance Of the
game his delivery could not DO luthomei
by tho leaders CaTrick was q puzzle
until the eighth, whom three runs wero
scored. and in tho ninth the visitors
nearly tied the score, falling short only
ono, The score;
Warren. ....................5 300 90 o 50
CeloTon ...n.,......,,....,.,O 90 U o Q IL
eJoD, Cnnroy and Fltz,immOnN Base hits, War
rem !. Celeron o, Errors. Warren2, Celeron =,
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OlNAltN l+hNN ANh
)e1iaI pn1anh to Ne Mtairuc'r
on CRY, Pa, August l2,-Ghe Oil
Oity team was twioO defeated this alter
noon by ritnsvillo. Tho first game was
an exciting contest, and was won in the
eighth inning, when Smiths boy
Jumped on PastoriuS with both fenl,
securing load that lleckor's team
could not overcome, Tho score;
oil City ....,.... ,....,. 81 . o o o o o o. Q
TiiuvllIc ,...,''....~....a 0 QUO / D ~
batteries, oil Ciy, Pasturut aud Donovan
Ti,usyllln smith and Mitchell Base hits. on
Cily S, TitusvitiO ~ Errors OIi city i, ft'nS'
yllloL
In tho second game tho homa team
started we'll, but in tho fourth, fifth AMI
sixth inning, Whitehill was hit very
freely, allowing the visitors to win
easily, Gray was in great form aud
lwirled fine game for Titusylle. The
score:
OIL City..,,,.......,,.....nI ) l o 0 o o l o. q
ritusyflle ~ O0t aS2 o '-r
Base hits of city S TiuSville 10 Errors.
on city T. rltusyllG 2, Batteries OIL CITY White
hill aud Donovan; TltniYille, Gray anu Mitch
ell UmDlFe, MCNipfncy,
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NpCfIuT UIsNuTtI 10 NJ INTNNVtIttF'
NEw CASTLE, Pa, August l2.--The
Franklins lost in u one-sided game to
New Castle this afternoon The Frank
lin club has but two pitchers, aud as
McDougalI pitched four games last week
he was not in condition to fool the home
team TODAY Michael was relieved by
'Davey" Wright for tho home team and
pitched good ball, The score;
New Castle. ,..,.....,,....2 | 10
Bnueglr, Tor New Castle. Michael Wright and
Gublygtnr franklin, McDOugall and Duncan
llt,r hits. New Castle L. Frinklla D. Errors.
New Castle .. Fmuklin
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Pittsburgh lost its second game Of the
season TO Cincinnati yesterday alter
noon, aud the zap between tho Spiders
anl Mack's men is wider than before,
as the Clavelanders won. Tho day was
remarkable tor number OF clo'e con-
test, savera being won on a margin OF
one run. baltimore appears 20 nave
t o best chance from tho present outlook,
aud oil lnu Western clubs Cleveland IS
tho best shot Of tho four now IN tue frat
nimIainn
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NEARLY A DEFEAT,
wbeollngs Win a Close and Elk
citing Game From tho Twins
TIE VISITORS Make A GOOD FINISH

And conoysr's wndnoss was Nearly
Fntsl-on City Twice Defeated,
Pittsburgh Bsaton at Cincinnati
"JIm" CorBstt in Rail- Gamo-l@st
Nights Bowling GRmos..othor New
in tho Field OF sport.
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EASY to tako, euro to euro, No pain,
nothing to dread, pleasant lIttlo pills. DO
Wits Little Early llsOrJ. lost tor sick
headache, biliOusnos'. sour stomach aud
constipation. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
ing, w. Va, u, T. Peabody, Bonwood,
aud Bowio Il Co., bridgeport, 0. 4
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In tho Iron and OH loigno Yesterday,
tho feature was tho double doioaL Of tho
OH City team At tho hands Of tho 1'ilu'.
vIIOL TtusYlls thus jumps from
9th 10 third position WnrfOn con.
iinnsl to run away from tho other
lsnms. WhssIng should bo In Tho first
dlVSinA beiaro tina aud al lhN weak.
Warren will bS caught whom they como
down on tho loWht circuit.
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To.day's game bsLWOSn Wheeling and
Twin GItios will DO started Ut tho usual
0our, $3.50 .. m. II Ia probable TINT
vain tito Esybn.ioOt pitcher from sClO
college, VIII tWlFl for tho VlAltotH, and
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HuS llOII EMsnrlMRR's.

AN old limu Methodist Cnmpmoolillg
nsaufod at tho MoundsvlIo Camp
Grounds. Tho nbN't preachers Of tho
Wcsl Virginia Conference will bo In at
tendance during tho OnlitO meetings,