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The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
csssassAs lmp,e.a.ss.

ne collector q Tie port oe CrisAe3A.
Nd. asserts that that place b the
9rst port In the United States
IN the number Of vessels regis
tered. These vessels, however. in
clude = large number of craft desig-
mated as 'bugeyes, pungies, cunnera
and bateaus," so that the ports ton
nnes 10 not large. Crisheld II alsa
AsNcfibed n the greatest hard and
so1t shell crab market in the world
~ ss the center OF the Ches.peaks
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
f,,., WY NOT 11Ys
POPAAM'S
ASTHMA aE0EDv

Gives prompt and positive rslisl "
every ease. Sold BY druggists. Psise
sl.Oo. Trial package BY nail, los
Wiuta0s Mig. O., HFspess1su
0svola1A, oASo
For sale BY v. 9. Psrkisea, asse
si't and apotAseary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
NEW OUTPIBLDER
Liss wooisy. Former L~a<.
usr' sagns Win ths Canton Club
TOT Dsason-

CANTON. q. Feb. u THE nrst con-
tract from one OF Babe Myers proteres
from the Three-I league arrived at
PRESIDENT Yost's onice late Monday. II
oore the ~nat Of one Lige Wooley.
whose address II Leavenworth. Kansas.
NooIey. a new man In this section OF
me baseball world. IL an outneider. He
louis from the left side. In 1871. with
the Rock Island team OF the LII,
Wooiey batted 1852 and neIdsd .ss.. He
did much better with the stick last year.
so much better that Myers signed him
out Tor Canton In the Interstate when
appointed manager.
Wooleys contract is the third to ar
rive ~ Dawson. veteran gardener and
I'Nu-on- man and Frank Stotler. a
Sounkster. recommended as n pitcher by
y. sent their u In TO PreSi-
rent iost over a week ago. JeN Holm
qulst and George Texter. both members
or the 1912 team. have expressed their
OF signing soon.
Manager Myers will he n
resident OF Canton from this time on. as
ne has left Beilsfontaine for this city.
ftis FAMILY and household goods are ex-
pected within a few DAYS. lie will re-
side In the Shorb addition
Myers has about seven weeks in which
10 MI out his squad before the spring
training season opens This will be
about the end Of the first week In April.
allowing three weeks OF practice until
ms opening OF the season NAV !. The
Tine until the training season viii he
spent IN picking UP candidates FOR the
squad from the applications which have
tsstred 70 pour in and in negotiating
trades and purchases. with several OF the
men on the reverse list as trading ma
teral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
TENNIS TOURNEY
Rapid Progress Marked the Opening.
Grant Gained First Place
in Third Round.

NEW YORK, Feb. Rapid prog
ress marked the beginning of the
fourteenth annuel holding of the Na-
tional Indoor lawn tennis champion
ship tournament to-day on the courts
or the Seventh Regiment Armory
here. The three former holders OF
the title, T. x. Pell. G. r. Touchardk
and w. {. Grant. the present cham
pion. were successful in maintaining
places. The entire first round
OF 81 matches was completed and 10
competitions in the second round. to-
gether with one match i'm the desir-
ables. The field of 81 aspirants in
the singles was reduced 10 - sur
vivors. with only 3 defaults. which is
a record for the meeting.
Grant gained his place in the third
round. He first defeated =. II. Vo-
shell. "a. 6-3. Then he met DIR. W.
j. Travel and scored at g.. 6-3.
Pell. who represented America in
the Olympic games. played only his
hrst round match. in which which Ia
disposed of W.. 4. L. DiOnne. of the
West Side Club. at 20. o.. 6-3.
Touchard defeated G. =. G~roesbeck
in straight sets at 6-3. g..
One match was decided in the
doublse. Grant n Shafer defeating
Phillips n Noshell. 81. 6-3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
SOCKALEXIS
Collapsed IN Marathon Race in New
York Yesterday-WHHam
Rozett Won.

NEW YORK. Feb i2-FTnv am.
letes. stripped down 70 light running
toys. despite q n"ar-zerO temperature
and a bitter cold Wind. competed to.
day M q Marathon race from Brook.
Ign To the ocean shore at Sea Gate.
'oney Island. and return Loss thln
half Of the runners withstoOd tho bit.
ter weather and long grind Among
the last ~ those To- drop our was An.
drew SockaleXis. the Indian runner.
W no finished fourth In the Marathon
80 Stockholm last summer Sock
lexis collapsed within e mile nf tho
finish william Rozett. an unattachai
runner. won tho race iiis time was
= hours. o. minutes. the distance De-.
ing 20 mile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
SALE.


&
By virtue of = deed OF, trust made by
y Wilson and Minnie X. Wilson. his
vile. to the undersigned. as trustee.
year 1910. and recorded in the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia. in deed OF trust
%fI .s nI'a NJ Sus ys a, paee 80 ct ssS: !
and best bidder. at the north front door
of the Court House OF Ohio county Ifore-
said. IN the city OF Wheeling, county Of
SATURDAY. THE sTH DAY OF
MARCH. A d. 1919.
commencing AZ ten o'clock a m. the fol-
part OF what - known as the Z. NJ. At
Z nsoa. farm situate near Wheeling Park
IN Trisdelphia district. Ohio county.
at a stake corner to Atkinson. Kreiger
ara Baird. thence with BsIrd's lines y.
N 90 & lsl2 feet to u post: thense :.
90. feet to a post; thence y. 4sI
Jane Baird and Atkinson. thence through
the Atkinson land = ~ W. $50 feet 90
a sn.nss : q " $40 Zee, 20 a
thence < iit. W. ass feet to a stake:
t,ence y +y5 feet 20 a stake near a
white oak. thence y. 90 w. 54s feet TO
the place OF beginning. containing thir-
ty-tve t35) acres. more or less. Tlas .
Is To be reserved and excepted. however.
from such sale the coal underlying said
premises. with the right to mine and
remove the sams. as also the right to
transport coal hereunder from other
lands There Is also to be- reserved and
excepted from such sale the surplus
waters from the two springs situate in
the eaSferly part Of the premises above
described as also with liberty from
time To time. with workmen. TO enter
upon said premises to relay. repair.
cleanse and maintain the pipes and con-
Quits eadin 10 and from said springs
ana each OF them. but the purchaser IL
To nave he water from said springs
necessary for household and rmi
purposes. and the use Of all the surplus
water over and above the amount neces-
safy Tor the urposes aforesaid is to be
reserved To T. NJ. Atkinson. hts heirs
and assigns. as the same are set out in
said deed or trust Being the same
property conveyed to the sand ]. ii. WI
son by = N. Atkinson and wife by deed
dated the End day OF November. 1910.
and recorded in the office OF the Clerk
OF the county Court OF Ohio county
Aforesaid In deed book 1875 at page 2iO.
Y OF SALE-One-thtrd OF the
purchase money. or 50 much more as the
purchaser may elect to pay cash In hand
on the day OF sale. and the residue in
tNo equal irstalments. payable respect
lively in six and twelve months from the
gay Of sale, with interest. the purchas ser
giving his negotiable promissory notes
t0r the deferred payments. the legal
TUE being retained as further security
until all Of the purchase money shall
have been paid.
JOSEPH HANDLAS. Trustee.
f-6-13-2O-21-mr-4
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LINCOLN DAY
appropriately Observed with Excel.
lent Program At Social Cen.
tee LAST EvenIrn

Decidedly fhe most interesting pro-
gram iha' ha set been delivered 600.
der fine auspices of fhe Social Center
WORKER Wa- that OF lllf evening iI
Tho Z uipu -.huHi whan tH. aur.tar-
sary of o.. tetI ~ NhrYIim Lincoln
was fffInElt DRAFTED Tho r-o.
gram wsa hirhi Approached ty tho
WfuH who anedJ.I and cons .f.I r
several numbers ord rdorcd ly % mixed
qunrcffr an address 90 LurnIu D.,
Or Tell tnc rer'IflE ~ "Cartln. ON
w captain hf Eot Nhram Hr.l.
and tho reading OFF Lincoln gstt,4
burg addrea. ht SIR John Hrnuard
q fomarksh'" inrrras, ~ offend.
aufn Ou b. part of tho children was
nOffrrd ifsf evening and trs. .u.
I"N"d rarIuua eImre iu fhr 90 oI.
balls OF Doc building Throughout ODD.
efruIuF HhiIr flr has"mnrt room.
hff'd ur Recently for hl t.t BALL. &c.,
frt'frd uauy oft fnc hns- u ba
roceesarv fn hfta three rtme. aI
.nr fhr evening fo give 1I au orrr
tunitt f0 pl.f
Tho rrN meeting NiU hr held rr
FRIDAY evening. aud flr eufrrtsirm,. f
viii Do au old fashioned .prIIIu.
match
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
TATE SATISFIED
Steeiman First Basemsn Will Prob
ably Sign Contract This Week.
BlountS is Pleased.

fOUNGSTOWN. o. Feb. ~
Hughie Tate will probably sign his
contract with the Steelmen this week.
The first sacker had several con
ferences with Magnate Powers and
Manager Blount. and while nothing
was given out. II Is thought satisfac.
tory terms had been agreed ~. Tate
Is in fine condition and believes he
can play better ball Under Blount
than he over played before.
Manager BlOunt is pleased TO have
Tate in line. He recently declared ne
was confident Tate was able TO put
up a swell article OF ball the comias
season The first baseman did not
agree with Phillips last season. and
consequently did not have an p
tinity to show 20 advantage. Tate
likes Blount and has stated that If re
plays here he will give the best Of HIS
ability.
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LOST.

LOST-NatCh. plain on one side. creS-
cent and star In chips on other side.
Initials a @ inserted inside case. Re
. iO-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
SEALED PROPOSALS.

houcs TO Manufacturers, Jobpsrs, Zlsr-
Shants and Other Wholesale Dealers
NOT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
tie state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive hidp daily
at its office at Charleston, West Viz
ginia. for furnishing supplies FOR the
several StSte institutions. the ~nancia
management OF which Is vested in said
Board. Contracts will be awarded to the
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of reQuests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
as-t-tf Charisston. West virginia
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Club Alleys


handsome portfolios OF photoorav.
ures Of Abraham Lincoln are offered
by The intelligence. sis photogrsv.
Ures, with complete description -
each, for $ cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
OIL AND GAS

The Thing uppermost In the minis Of
~ uieh q tNlS time Is to get more pro-
Ihotl'n and the most likely spot Or
d" time ~ the history Of the industry
wen mere was 50 great a desire 10
start the drill. The most a. he peV
Work starting * in the old districts. n
TIE amount Of new Productions from the
wells when completed viii he small
shooting and cleaning out old producers
y very much In evidence In all sections.
snf operators are resorting to every
device To get u little. just a little. more
oil.
TIE Berea grit pool on Scaffold run.
spencer district. kuane county. Is al
tins time furnishing a larger amount OF
surety new production than any other
districts in the eastern fields. In mis-
development the Garter OH company has
drilled its No. on the J. -. BOggs farm
through the R@rrd grit. and the well
pr9dIcei $50 barrels the first - hours
ahd mas not been shot. This location is
buo feet west OF the Fisher OH com
pany's No. 3 on tire l. l.. Atkinson farm.
On SprinS creek. Smithheld district.
Inc Roam" development has
drilled No. ~ on the David Simmons
farm Trough the Big Iniun sand and
nave given u q shot. and Will not have
better than a hve-harrel pumper. The
same company - drilling No. II and
has tho location FOR No. u. Tire same
company - starting two tests on the ).
aasssE in Tyler.
on Muddy 're-k. Ellsworth district.
Tyler 'Ouutf. the Tri-State EdS Com
IaIl. q sui =fi4ary of the Manufacture
cts Light * Heat Company. has drilled
test on the Thomas Baker farm
through To" llg iuiun sand and has 4
iEht gass"r. Ia IaWpaw district. Mar
ON county. the Philadelphia COMPANY
laS drilled a second Jest on the Daniel
lfIbts farm through o., Firth sand and
has r small Uas We'll.
on HuchIehcrrN Run. Big sandy dis
trict kauwha county. the south Penn
CsIues fafm produced 70 harreis the
tNrutN-t"Jf hours ending At O'clock
NcsteriaH morning so Iz producing
~" barrels e day Tho good producers
tfnf have been found 90 intervals iu
tNis district have Inspired validating
ahd thcr" are re- number 80 test wells
%.artinE on Failing Rock creek or it,
on Jo-dau'S Crcck. Big Sandy district.
The United FueI Gas Company D. due
30 we ~Hft Ht 90 test uu the j. ". y
- Woods 'arr ON the Same stream
ih' same COMPANY tas made locations
Tor test ON the Edmund Price. Wilson
Woods. Anna Rollins ard j ". Young
arms on iau" creek Xix district. the
fIne CON paHF i- rigging ~ az a second
Test or tire buH Carpenter farm. ON
ihe same stream Tho Blu" creek CorSol-
irafrft Nfl a f1s COMPANY b. drilling
90 test ou Tho Fz-, - Ni,era farm AMI
nu Failing l;rfk creek. the Elue Greek
10 N~"i"lW"uf 'omptur has tho rig COM
'I',el ."f e test ON the Mary T. MUIR
Nor,r or -rinnston In the Fourth
-ani Development on West Fork river.
Harrison county the Philadelphia com
iu't~ hrg~ tract have corbN@d pro-
auction ~ 90" barrels e. day. On tho
Gas Company $50 nu m. D. Nj
"'l1S" lfrm is holding up 90 ESQ
Southeastern
Orb tHe deep sand terr7t1r. 10 pals
Gore f'Nuauip. Uotk.rg county. ohio
'I '.l ''l- ,"mrs1t ras
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T~onight's games-Warwood vs.. Pro-
gressive. starting at .. m sharp. roll
lng on four alleys. Tonight at the Nh
zee alleys. the Pennsylvania X. II. office
viii have one Of their monty get-ac-
guainted Bowling Parties. using the
second and third floor ALLEYS. on the
FIRST floor Lynn King will have his
Aviator team out for practice. prepar-
atory To their games at Toledo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-13
Bruemmer & RHdebrsnd

EuGorHa directors aud E~mNatmsra.
eoruer Fnrtrf and resr-v SECOND 50
T~sieDhons- q04. Oo-n So .nd slrst
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BSrtSGhX
t~uLrAL DIRECTOR AHO
ARTEHiAL EMeALMER.
tf22 and ft2f Main street
Calls Answered Ia. or sight
Stofe Phones 635.
VIC l. B.rtschy. Rell Phone 1892 y
C. J. pertschy Nat Ptoae 1870 =
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o REET
HALLER q JEFFERSON.

nsai Estsfs and yirs Insurance
Cor 1ftF so NarF-f gta
Both Phones, 400
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
CENTENNIAL.

May 26, 1913.
Miss Friedaline Heiman who is
staying with her grandmother, Mrs.
Uhlenhake near Festina spent few
days of last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heiman.
Miss Amanda Ginapp who has been
sewing for Mrs. George Allen return
ed to her home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Tom Logsdon of DEBORAH spent
few days of last week with his Sis
ter, Mrs. l.. ID. Burrows.
Miss Amanda Ginapp spent Tues.
day night at the Ray Runkle's home
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. o. Daniels and son
Raymond, were guests at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Daniels in DEBORAH Friday.
Miss Alice Mansheim of FIT. Madi-
son, who has been visiting at the
Henry Heiman home is now at the
Mrs. Uhlenhake home near Festina
Theodore Daniels has been paper
ing and painting near Calmar the
past week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Sers-
land Sunday May 10, a ten pound
baby girl. Congratulations.
Miss Lucille Crabtree is working
at the JEFF Carney home.
Mr.. Arrow Crabtree is working at
Gunder Tinderholdt's.
Miss Blanche Rathbun of Ossian
came Saturday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. G.. o. Daniels.
Mrs. Ed Allen of Castalia has
been spending few days with her
son, George, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Allen and
daughter, Irma, who has been Wis
iting the formers brother, George,
and family returned to Castalia We'd
nesday.
Dr. Havirland of Ossian was called
to the Mrs. Stevens home Saturday
on account of her COW having the
milk fever. We are glad to state
that the COW is getting along fine.
Miss Anna Uhlenhake of near Fes-
tina is staying at the Will Wiltgen
home at present.
A few from this vicinity attended
the dance at Henry Janke's Saturday.
F. Limbeck of Ossian passed thru
this vicinity Saturday
George Allen was a Castalia cal
Ter Wednesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
PLYMOUTH ROCK.

May 26, 1913.
John Henderson had the misfor-
tune to lose one of his two year old
colts one day last week. This makes
the third colt he has lost this spring
with distemper.
Jim Wentworth and family autoed
out from Cresco Sunday to spend the
afternoon at the Frank Malek home
Gladys Ellingsen spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Nels Filing.
sen.
The young peoples society met al
H. SCOTS Sunday with a large at
tendance. The proceeds were $18.75
which was very much appreciated by
the yong people.
Mr.. Christopher of Kendallville
was caller at the A. G. MonseI
home Sunday.
Mr.. Holger Nelson and son Henry
We're pleasant callers at the Albert
Monsen home Sunday evening.
Ellen Ellingson spent the latter
part of last week visiting relatives
at and near KendallWlle.
Erwin Reuter- and John Livingdal
spent Sunday evening at j. Hen
derson's home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellingsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ellingsen and
family took dinner at the Andrew
Stinson home Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.

May 26, 1913.
From present appearances, it lis
going to be tough year on corn
and other grains.
We have had hail here several
times lately and one evening it
showed. How is that for May?
A number of our people wendell
their way to Protivin last week one
evening, to take in the dance.
Those who heard the King Harold
program in the NJ. E. church here
the other Sunday evening were we'll
pleased with same. Some over SIS,
was raised.
Several peddlers in covered vans
made us some calls last week one
day. Their song should be, "I'm
travelling"
Mail carrier on route four from
Cresco was wrestling with bad cold
for few days.
Our town voted the electric light
proposition down and out. Some
claim that the place is so dry now
that they need water works, before
they do the lights.
Amusements, like bands and mer-
ry-go-rounds, drew quite crowd tc
Protivin the other Sunday from
these parts. All had a good time.
Rollin Baker traded his Rambler
car to his brother, Clair, for real es
tate in the northwest.
Wedding bells will ring at Proti
vim this week, and the events will be
celebrated with grand dance.
Some think that Gov. Johnson o.
California is unwise in signing the
Alien land bill. Who wants JaI
digging up his back yard?
The season is getting later as time
flies on account of the rain and colo
weather.
Memorial exercises will be held il
our schools next Friday for tn,
benefit of the boys in blue, who hav,
answered the last roll call.
Ed Weidaman has been workin!
for Mr.. j. Aegerter for number o
days, fixing fences etc.
The school in district No. is in
debted to the Standard Oil compan.
for the fine samples of crude petro
leum oils etc. Many thanks. Thes
samples are very interesting to tn
teacher and pupils, besides being in
structive.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
RAVENA.

Miss Tilla Ness spent Sunday at
%. o. Lomen's near Nordness.
Quite a few of this vicinity at
tended the young folks social at
Mrs. NJ. Larsen's on Sunday evening.
All present report a fine time.
Oscar and Melvin Anderson of near
Nordness called at Ole Anderson's
on Tuesday.
Joe Broghammer called at Decor
ah on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dave Weitgenant of Ossian
called at Z. Decou's on Tuesday.
George Atteltweed of High. Ridge
assisted Anton Anderson in his field
work on last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Barthelma
called at DEBORAH on Thursday.
Miss Mabel Hahn of Ossian spent
Sunday at j. o. Meyers.
Miss Amanda Ginapp of Centenni-
al is doing some sewing for Mrs.
j. 0. Meyer at present.
Mrs. Catherine Delperdong of AL
ton, Iowa, and Mrs. Henry Leibold
of FIT. Atkinson and Mrs. Barney
Eimer's on Wednesday.
August Lansing attended the K. c.
initiation at Waukon on Sunday.
DR.. j. w. Lynch of Ravena was 6
professional caller in Ravena OF
Friday.
Miss Ida Youmans of Centennial
visited at E. Decou's Saturday.
Miss Clara Orvelh returned OF
! Thursday from her Dakota visit.
Rev. Koren of Washington Prai
RE called at B. o. Benson's on Fri
day.
Misses Mildred Doan and Bessy
Emery of Ossian visited at E. Decou'!
on Saturday.
George Brother and Ben Eimer'
attended the X. c. initiation at Wau
kon on Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Decou spen
Sunday at j. V. Decous in Centenni
al.
Miss Mary Schroeder is sufferin,
with an attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. OLAF Hattelstad o.
Glenwood were Sunday guests a
Ole Anderson's.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28

Sunday
Miss Ida Berg of Nordness came
today for a visit at the John Moe
home.
Mrs. Juen and daughter from Du-
buque are visiting at the home or
her son, DR.. Juen.
Miss Ruth Dinger of DEBORAH is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jessie
Limbeck.
Mrs. Coughlin, Mrs. w. P. Rosa
and children and Frank Coughlin
went to Cresco today for visit with
friends.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28

Postville for a short visit with her
friend Mrs. j. A. Havirland.
Mrs. Fred Winn went to Mason
City Thursday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. George Wiltgen.
Miss Agnes Limbeck came home
from Fayette Thursday for few
days visit with her mother.
Miss Augusta Boyle of DEBORAH
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Maude Zoller was a West I'm
ion visitor Saturday.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the X. C.. Initiation at WaukoT
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1913-05-28
Christian Science Meetings.

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 10:45 and
a testimony meeting every Wednes-
day evening. at 500 o'clock, at the
Marsh hall, corner Mechanic and
West Water streets. Everybody cord
tally invited. Off