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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-05
hARTIN's pRgRY,
ITHPI aud MLShaPs Ia the Thriving CITY
Across the River,

IIaPI aud AIlShHPs Ia tile ThrIvIng City
Across the River.
The funeral OF the late Thomas ].
Greer VIII take place tomorrow CSat-
urd5y) afternoon. at o'clock. The
interment Will be at Rlverview eemc-
terry, The decreased learned his trade
in Chester county Pa, and located In
Martins Ferry, IN 1867, was employed
In William Mlnn'S foundry from that
time untIl December, 1S9jand was fore
man of this establishment thirty-iIvc
years. He was married In 1858. HIS
only brother. W.. II. Greer, resides at
Clinton, Illinois, where a sister also
lives. Another sister resides In New
York ana the third IN Chester county,
Pa, The death OF AFR. Greer has c60s-
cd universal sorrow ana the widow and
children have the sympathy OF their
m1ny friends.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
SOclety OF the Presbyterian church,
elected the following officers yesterday
afternoon: President, Mrs George IL.
smith; vice presidents. Mrs. VIII II.
Hall and Mrs. William NJ. Lupton; re-
cording secretary, Mrs John Reed;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. w. T..
Shuttleworth; treasurer, Mrs. Il. O..
Williams, The membership Is nifty
four with an average attendance at
each monthly meeting OF twenty-five.
The Inaugural social given at the
Masonic hall last night. by the LADIES'
Aid Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, realized Il neat sum OF money.
The tables were gracefully presided
over by the ladies and The grange
ments were perfect. There were IA
numtcr Ot interesting cta'urcs
Quarterly meeting will be held In
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday. A meeting VIII be held to-
morrow evening. Presiding Elder Os-
borne will DO present
Miss Lola Renuard, OF r. F. Brady's
store, Will engage In the millinery
business IN tine room in the opera
house building formerly occupied By
A. d. Newiand.
Rev. and Mrs. S, ]. Boyle returned
yesterday from kcntou, Ohio, whore
their son, Rev. Charles Boyle, was
married.
Bert Co.'s will return 20 Indiana, Pa.
Tomorrow. where he IL employed by
the Nogthwood Glass Company,
standard Council. Junior order Uni
ted American Mechanics. had work In
the initial degree last night.
David Il. Thoburn. trustee. has sold
to Mrs, Julia Flick, lot No. %; consId-
Grafton, $3.50.
Charles Williams. of the Aetna
Standard, is visiting relatives at New
Castle. Pa.
Allan Bigss, OF West Liberty. visit
ed his brother, George 7. Biggs. yes
terday.
Miss Molllc Rurson has recovered
sufficiently 10 be able TO be on the
streets.
Sheet mills No. II, 10, l5 and II at the
Aetna s:1ndlrd VIII resume on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. HcatOn are enter
taiuinS Miss Anna riiton, OF Portland.
Mr.. William Grimtl. who has been
sick seven weeks, is able TO be out.
Mrs. Miller, OF Mlngo Junction, cali
ed on old friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Williams spent yes.
terday Mt West Wheeling.
Airs. Richard Stewart, who has been
very sick, Is improving,
william Palmer Is visiting at Mar
tinsburV. ". Va
Edward schohe!I was some better
yesterday.
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PUBLIC SALE

OF Business Property and Dwellings in the
city OF Wheeling owned by the heirs Of the
late Robert Miller.
Commencing at 10 n, H. on Saturday, tho
9Th day of March, 1897, at the front door
uf tho court house OF OHIO county, tho
following property Will be offered at public
sale: The two business houses. Nos, US
md li3l Market street, fronting % teet ana
inches, by IS feet and gis Inches IN length.
they will also be offered separately ana
sold for tho highest price as n whole Or
separately. This property Is situated IN
one OF the best business locations In tho
The right TO use private alley in rear
OF Nos. 1881 1885 and ASi Market street
will he conveyed to the purchasers OF tho
two promises above named.
The premises No. Il Twcnty-thlrd street,
fronting q feet and 9ls inChos, and No;
&c Twenty-third street, fronting "a fent and
hall. Both win he sold either a. whosn
or separately. and No q Twenty.thlrd
street rooms, fronting about 2h feet ~
Inches The division and boundary lines
will he made according to the location OF
the present fences, and No, 2l2O Eo1 street.
: rooms, brick, and wide hiatt, fronting
TERMS or sALE-onc-t third cash and
w much moro m the purchaser elects 70
pay. The residue to be secured by lien on
the property sold, and payable IN Two
from the day Of sale, with y Dor cent M
torcst. SAMUEL NFSBrrr, Jr.,
or NrRhItt 4 Devtnc, Agent for tbs
Children and Heirs at law Of The lAi9
Robert Miller. deceased, 1853 Market
street, Wheeling W, Va. ION
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The great impersonator OF Yankee
character. J. C. Lewis. supported by
a double company, is to appear at the
Grand Opera House, three nights and
matinee. commencing next Monday.
The play Is one OF the most REALISTIC
pictures Of country life ever drawn. II
has three acts which are brim full OF
funny stunt tons and comic specialtles,
The company has brass band and
full orchestra. Of which every member
Is solo artist and make the famous
burIesque farmer street parade.
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rnsrnR1A aIAss COMPANY.
TIE Moundsvrls Company Preparing for
Extensive AdLlLIOns.

The Fostorla Glnss Company, Of
SroundsvllIe, Is preparing to make OK
,crHyc improvements and additions. \
special mcn,inG OF the stockholders has
icon called for April alrwbcn the fol-
pwlng resolutions wiz be presented.
gzpIainlnz the proposed Improvement.
I. 10 nErce to adopt an nsr"cng nt
"alaFaias the objects and purposes i'I
which such corporation was orgnnizt1
~ nq ~ authorize II e maBurac
.ad doal IN articles 81 metal ana not.
i.ry adj suah other filings as tA,
.r'aGolIFit may determine az wei
so u'ii#lHH o. glass. sU
~ lnrs. 'gr d." Dpmber OF HhH''
g. pDtgfsl WHaE or TIE SAID COMPANY
u5 \ mty be !aEusd To Ave THOUSAND,
= srt rar vHlno ~ five hundred ihou.
aH'i I''..-s jI uil
30 ~ H.nhap pr h1fmne me nIlAr',
D.i ffict luN r'Iao ~ IN nv 'E 90 N'ii
ryufaI- ~ Muuui yill'i ~ .hr "vlmI
u JsrHtnu RHI AGass u west VIZ
gla4R.
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SO Years Of Cures.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Karl Gardner, In karl, the Peddler,"
pleased the audience that gathered at
the Opera House last evening. Mr..
Gardne- Is Just as much tho Sweet
Singer" nowthat he was years ago. like
good wine he improves with age. Tn
fortunately his company Ii much broken
upby sickness, three OF the regular cast
being absent last night. E0twlthstand-
Ing thiG misfortune the piece was pre-
scented credItably.
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Yesterday was busy day for Squire
schultz1. He was kept busy acknowl-
cdgInE vouchers for pensioners, and
incidentally discussing the Tuesday
morning FIRE. and his daughter celebra
ted her seventeenth birthday. but
the genial squire considered II n hap
~ day, for Republican President
and governor were inauguratcd yes
fa-lnE
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WHATEVER may be the cause Of
blapching, the hair may be restored Ia
its original color by the use OF that po-
tent remedy, Halls Vegetable Sicilan
Hair Remover.
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SATURDAY, MARCH Z, 49,

beginning at 10 o'clock q. M: all the family
residence square Of which Jacob Berger
died seized, bounded by Zane street. North
Penn street. Maryland street and North
Front street, In the Seventh ward OF the
city of Wheeling, together with the IN
provements erected thereon, The above
property has been divided into lots, a.plat
OF which may be seen. at the office Of, ].
c. HCrvey. auctIonecr No. 1896 Market
street, or at the residence Of the under.
signed, northeast corner OF Zane street
and North York street, and the properly
viii be sold as n whole or in parcels to suit
purchasers. Also, at tho same time and
place, will offer for sale my homo place
and residence. situate at the corner north
OF Zane street and east Of North York
street. being 100 feet square, .elther9RS 4
whole or in parcels as purchasers may
TERMS OF sALE-onc.thE OF the pur-
chase money and ms much moro as tho
purchasers may elect TO pay In cash on
the day OF sale. and the residue tn one,
two and three years, with interest on tim
deferred inStallmcnts from tho day OF sale,
md same to be secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold. title ipdlHpntahle,
ELIZABETH HUNTER,
Administrative, with tho Will annexed. OF
Jacob Berger, deceased. IcN
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Shirt Waists.

Our record OF THOUSANDS last year we expect to
eclipse tiis-larger dcparmcnt-largcr stock-aandr
some and well fitting goods-not an old waist dor you
the new ones arc Of LAWN, DIVINITY, ORGANIZE,
TAFFETA SILK, BROCADE SATIN and CORDED
VELVET from 48c up to $I2oo each.
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dow of the systcm has been left unlocked
and the lriEhtfnl visitor has stolen in. u
ibe house OF life bad been we'll guarded II
never would have happened. Consumption
can be kcpt oul Just as we'll as any other
disease car-if you strengthen up the weak
places Of the system and keep them strong
When the system begins to show signs of
moor weak, impoverished blood when d..
vrstion fail, and weight goes down from the
normal standard, then is the time 10 be 1nG.
;n,;s and slide the bolts against dangerous
JiscaYr Dr. Piercc's Golden Medical Dis.
soveTy 6lls the blood with the life giving
rrd c0rpusclca which vitalilc the cutiic cir.
culatiou, II builds mp wastcd'tissur; nour.
isbrs tic nerves, rounds ont snnkcn checks
and emaciated lofms brings back appetite
and digestion, sound sleep and strong
healthy vitality II does not make habby
IA, IKE cod liver oil, but solid muscular
Hesh aud nerve force
Mr.. l.. 4 Coates Of Biy,heboutns Kings Co,
NJ writes, Three years ago. was 50 sick
! cnuil moi eat sleep or walk lof coughed aft
Lnv anI night The htN night that slept Tor
ho,,rs al out time, was hliri J had taken three
I,sss al Or Pierce's Golden Medical DiscoNttY
srLS nr.u.yr matter CN perforated grew les every
~, o,,J when had taLru tho whole Of one bot
,i'!t So6iI sleep All night without coughing aud
Sov. hsg n well ever since and weigh rs pnundN'
II, pictrr's 1000 page illustrated book,
",rL. Cannon Sense Medical Adviser" II
,r,I f,cr In plpcr covers on receipt OF u
o,.. c,.ri s,ny,ps TO pay cost Of mailing ORip
/, was formerly sold TOT 81 50 per copy
Mics Rachel Zones " Thnmneyillr Rnulr
co Ntr, writes Your won'fF!n' M'N,,l
Adviser IL worth more Than us wr'E.. ~ t.'h I!
A. NO, a. nov Won can give such rnlnnr gNny.
paIt with Il fOf ave dollaFA"
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srocxHoLpnRg, MEETNas.


the annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Rail
way Compnnv will be held at tho COM
pany', office, room 1904, No 50 Liberty
street, New York City. OH Tuesday, the
ninth day Of March, 1885,, at three o'clock
" '''' HENRY W. HAYDEN.
mr., Secretary
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4O-Inch
Lizard Mixture

All wool, OF course 1t has Scotch mixed body, with
zgzag thread raised on surface giving rich appearance
and making it very attractive Price should be 75c nt
is 4oc -
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Though the sehedule IL natnNel con-
sirnctea II 10 llkelyWhcelinS. WIN open
with Akron. probably at Wheeling.
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Scotch Novelty.

This is an all wool mixture Of excellent quality and style,
fifty inches wide and regular seller at $I,1o yard, Nc
make this one Of the Dress Goods Specials at Csc.
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TruclNrl Taylor the Huntington
pitcher. with whom Manager Coyie Is
negotiating. has written that he will re-
targ 10 college this spring. but VIII he
nj libetty' IN June. when Il Isprohablc
he w!ilSira u wheeling contract for toe
ha'uEec ce the season, although his
telias are rather steep. says Manager
l~n,sla q nc
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Checks

We'll for striking suit or skirt nobby and a. ts same
time most stylish and clean-ooking Checks have the
lead large or small, black and colors combined with
white--a are in demand now, and as the season adj
yances the demand will grow Among the many lines
we call special attention to an ALL WOOL CHECK
that we offer at SOC yard, the real Eal@ Of which
is ST.. 20 yard
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DAMS. soiRGEs AND PARTIES

Supplied with MI kinds Of Plain and Fancy
Printing An entire New Limo OF Samples
a. BAL Programmes. Tickets aud. Invita-
lions, 1T all prices, at the Intelligence
job Printing Once, 70 and q Fourteenth
street.
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Sons of the ''cranks" think the
W!esilrS nanaEencntwould haze done
better BY taking Baker insteQA Sf Gar
wy. This 70 not true. for GHrycY's rec
nrd with the Sailerslast yeHr' was as
good Os bakers. This In the face Of the
Inc, tina; GGrVcY very seldom got the
srpnorl that WAS accorded Baker. HRr-
riag,on VIII keep Carney In the straight
ard narrow path--0ll that Is necessary
10 make winning twirler OIL OF the
young PIttsburEher ~
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[(RDgRs FOR THE MOST CoMPI.ls
(DCATED AND lNTRlCATH DESIGNS
az PRINTING carefully and intelliGcnttS
Sp,nplCtcd at tho lNTELLlGENCER J0l
PRINTING OFFICE,
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gs:ssssssss
\ Sports
w
,6V oK, 49,, 1881
BASE BALL.

Local fans" are quite emphatic In
cir approval of the stand taken by
president Power OF The Interstate,
nua Manager Coylc, of Wheeling,
against tho farming" system They
viii receive support nom several other
clubs and 1t Is mot unlikely thar their
strength Will he sufficient To knock out
MA pernicIouS practice. Only list sea
ssr the Fort Wayne team .pt ,iuuior
"sp,ders." was ~ strong that Interest
In no outcome OF the race for the pen
nat was dispellcd before the seasoE was
q month old. ~
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NOTICE To, CREDITORS,
PUBLIC SALES.
q ALE OF REAL ESTATE TO CLOSE
- Up AN ESTATE

By virtue OF the authority vested in mO
By the will OF Jacob Berger. late Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. now deceased.
will ofCer at public auction Mt the north
front door OF the court house In the city
Of Wheeling on Jas T" r.
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In thH Y. ". c. a. League, SIInuets
defeated PaDsteS two out OF three, by
the feiIeE'inE ScJFa:
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral


is the standard family remedy
OF the world for colds, coughs
and lung diseases. It is not a
palliative, and is not therefore
put up in small cheap bottles.
It Is put up in large bottles
for the household. They cost
more but cure more.
Fads come and 60 but no
theory or fad can overthrow
the fact, that the greatest cure
for all colds, coughs and throat
and lung diseases. is Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
so Years Of Cures.
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umpir~-Rolr. sooren-GauEhan ant
sEOble.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SAI.E-TEN sHARE3 OF FIRST
National Bank Stock, Bridgeport,
Ohio. Address WM. A. McAIECHEN, ST.
ClnirRVilIe Ohio, mrs
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BLACK oooDs-dBo. E. sTIEBL q Q Q.
Geo. T. StifeI { Go.
Black Goods

Are always in demand but this coming season viii Bring
them in more prominence than heretofore. EXAMINES
BRILLIANTINES,l CANVAS CLOTH, NOVEL
TAILORINGS,i iFINEFTAS, CORDS and GRENA-
DIMES are all shown in ouI depsSHspS IN maRz dier
ent styles from 5ocIup
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like a thief in the night.
The victim is uucon.
scious, never dreaming
Of its dreaded presence.
Co.. t,0t1. Anar ~ ,,,tv,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-26
DEATHS D0INGS.
LEROY SHAW.
late =. L. C.

Another resident Of our quiet little
town has passed over To the other side
and now rests peacefully from the la
bors OF life AT her home in Haywood
on Friday morning. August Goth, 1897,
Mrs Margaret T.. Bishop, wife of EX-
Senator Charles NJ 3D.. Bishop, died after
n lingering illness OF several months.
The funeral took place sunday n. tho
home and was conducted 10y Rev. ). T..
Crummett OF the NJ T.. Church, at II
o'clock 4 special tr "a from Tunnel
ton brought over "A large number OF
friends from Rowlc burg and other
points, The Cashct was magnihcen I
and the only one OF the kind ever in
kin~w cod. IL was ordered from Pitts
burg specially by undertaken III. G.
Fiythc, who had charge OF the burial
The floral offerings were very beau
tiful and many handsome tributes
were brought or sent by friends The
pail bearers we're Messrs ID. Y. Norris
Newton Morris, j. Frank Manown,
John II. Brown, II. :. Hollis and w. w
Shock. The burial took place n little
after twelve in the Kiugwood cemetery,
in n vault specially prepared. a very
lursc crowd Of friends aud relatives
came irons Tar and near to attend tho
last sad rites.
The deueased WAS born September
3, 1929, and was daughter OF Reuben
Morris ESQ, one of the most prom
inent citizens OF the county, who died
a few years ago. She was a sister of
Messrs. ID. Y. Morris, and Newton
Morris OF this place, and was married
TO Mr.. Bishop July 10, 1851 To chem
five children were born. Two died in
childhood and another in February 'a5.
a husband, one son and one daughter
survive her. She united with the NJ.
II. Church in 1914 and lived faithful
member for 53 years
Among those from distance i'm at
tendance at the funeral were j. Frank
Manuwu from Philippi; Mrs. Cora Bish.
OPP and Mrs. Hammond from Fairmont;
Mrs ID. >. Guthrie and Children from
Paricrs burg: T.. B Stone and son
DOUGLASS, Mrs. Sarah Knots, Mrs. NJ.
II. Mallov; Messrs. II. II Wheeler. u.
). Hollis, ID. NJ. Shaffcr and wife, w
w. Shock and daughter, Miss Nellie,
Philip Ayersman, j. G.. HolstIne, JOS
a. Amman and wife, Mrs. Charlotte
Moore, Mrs. O. Donnell, Mrs. Matte
HoOtOn, Mrs. Sarah Grimes and Mrs.
Mary Emerson, all of Rowlesburg. and
Lieut.. X. NJ. q. Brown, Mrs. Della
Totten. Mr.. and Mrs Gil ilammill and
james Bishop from Oakland.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-08-26

Correspondence Of Tmg ABous,
We arc having very nice weather at
present.
Rev. welch Is carrying the mail from
Gladesvile 20 Independence.
Mrs Thomas Fctty had q tooth ex-
tracted q few days ago, and almost
blcd 90 death
II the people had the money 20 buy
what goods rs IN the stores, our mer-
chants would 90 east and buy now
goods
w w. Haney ~ Kiugwood. was here
one day last week calling ON his friends
and also mis- sister at Independence,
Mrs. Andrew Fantz
Everybody is enjoying good health.
except one old chap who is always
complaining about his cOrns and has to
wear No. IFS and says they hurt lis
feet
There was n rumor out few DAYS
ago, that the Dinghy bill bad passed
IL caused considcra ole excitement for
awhile, as some people thought 10 had
passed IrOudale. but when they heard
30 had passed Independence, they still
watch for Sc from early morning till
late bed time.
NC Wlucth are SUN All out on
strike at lrOndale, Independence and
Newburg. and they say they VIII not
go iu until the operators give them
part Of the sixty-oiVht dutv ON coal.
as that was the understanding when
they voted last fan. Operators, why
not divide with labor2
Some Of our people are looking very
sore about the postofice here; they
have gone 20 the trouble Of getting
petition 90 have the route from Glades-
Vile 20 independence changed, and
come bv tho way OF lrondale They
are talking Of moving the postofice
from Independence 90 Irondalc but
that can't be done, as &C. was bought
before the election last ialI.
JADK TURTLE.
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A Remarkable Day for GLADE Farms

In the course of human events there
are Oftsn incidents recorded OF min
allure importance. But the one ~
which l am going TO write today il one
which will form bright aud shining
page in the annals OF profauo history
II has long been heralded that there Is
a time FOR everything. On Saturday
last, August Il. .Sa5, there was formed
in the vicinity of Glade Farms, one OF
the grandest and most highly 6ecora.
ted PROFESSIONS that ever trod tho way
between Glade Farms and Brandon
Vile. Toe procession was composed of
representa- ives from various parts of
the globe. AS IL is customary in this
age OF the world for everything 10 have
name. The procession above men
toned will be known rs the Poverty
StricSeued Hay Party"
About o'clock u IN. the party began
TO gather At the residence OF DR. III. r
Mitchell, where everything was in
readiness, such as the load OF hay, mp
on which the party Was to ride, drawn
by four steeds OF as many different
colors as Josephs coat OF old, and the
necCsSaricS OF life, upon which the
party were To feast when the sun had
reached hts zenith aud the hour hand
stood perpindicular, the procession
moved out
Prof C. II. Cuppett was chosen di-
rector assisted by Prof L, \. Smith.
Deacon lieerbower and Elder Cuppett
were chosen brakesmen, who perform
cd their duty with the greatest skill
All this preparation was laboriouS on
the part OF the gentlemen, but never
theless they were greatly repaid by
the consoling words as they fell from
the lips OF about one dozen of the
sweetest creatures of humanity that
ever graced the earth. The party ar
rived In the city of Brandonville, where
of that vicinity, namely. Miss lisa
Copeman and Miss Lynne Waddell, and
from thence To the Bowermaster bridge
where they halted TO spend the day.
This was near dinner tune and soon
the sombre foliage of the towering
oaks, as they bowed in courtesy Co the
worthy rivals of Cleopatra, was
spread the delicacics OF the farm, such
rs pies, pickles and murdered fowls,
that unwillingly gave their lives for
the success OF the undertaking. We
must especially call attention 70 the
delicious cakes contributed bv the La
dies, which would certainly have
tempted the appetite OF n king. The
afternoon was spent i'm playing games
aud viewing the grandeur and beauty
OF nature ms displayed In the forest.
About O'clock in the evening the
party started on their homeward Jour
ney. All along the way the stiffness
OF the air was broken by the merry
shouts Of the happy party. which ar
rived at their destination shortly after
the diurual luminary had gone TO his
nocturnal resting place behind the
occidental horizon. DAN QUINS.