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i I a Your Approval For THIS WEEK 200 dozen Foster 5 book Kid 73c 125 dozen Foster hook Kid Gloves $1 50 $1 500 Ladies Wrappers 15,98 $1 25 All the Latest Veilings on Sale We are Agents for American Lady CORSETS. Also the famous Bicycle Corset. With each one American. a 100 dollar insurance Lady Policy Schmitt Heinly. YOUR BEST GIRL.

is liable at almost any time to desert you for a better dressed apparel oft proclaims the man:" at least he is more pleasing to a retined wot-an it he is well groomed and io the matter of clothing. No man in Logansport need be poorly dres-ed when an establishment like Herz can give biva an exquisit tit, the latest styles, and with the beautiful stock of fabrics in bot.i: borne and foreign productions that is -hown here in elegant profusion. Call early and avold the rush. J. ICHZ.

409 Market St. Annual Gas Rates. Natural Gas Consumers will please note that the last partial payment on annual rates will end with the month Of March. These payments so arranged that all consumers commencing October first or any month thereafter would all make their final payment together. ALL The Styles have Changed.

You wont appoar well dressed in clothes made last soason. Our new Spring Woolons are ready for inspection. We'll give you the correct stylo and our guarantoe goos with overy garmont. The Tucker Sharpe Co. TAILORS 315 Pearl St.

The Domestic OfFice. The old Reliable Sewing Machine House, 629 Broadway. R. B. Whitsett, Proprietor.

The Latest and Best of Everything in the Sewing Machine Line. It will pay you to come to the "Domestic" Office and the new improvements in Sewing Machinery. R. B. WHITSETT.

Our Competitors may do all the Advertising and blowing in the Papers, but we have the Goods and Prices too. Our line of SPRING WOOLENS is the handsomest in the city. P. J. HOOLEY, Tailor.

418 Market St. E. C. MITCHELL, Is determined to sell! Something never: done before in sport. He is actually selling.

016 00 Overcoats .88 12 00 Overcoats for. 6 0 000 00' 10 00 Overcoats for. 00 50 Overcoats 3 73 1 50 and 42 ITats, for late styles. 95 50 and 83 Hats, for late 1 43 About 100 Hats worth 11.50 to $3. he is giving CHOICE FOR 29c.

These rare bargaios will not last long. but are acw at E. C. MITCHELL The Progress Old Stand Cor. Fourth and Market Sts.

Logansport, Ind, I CHICKEN COOPS Placed on the Panhandle Track at Barnettsrille. Detective Jobo Gallagher is Conducting an lovestigation-Railroad News. Three wire cuops, such as are used 10 the shipment of were found. Tuesday night. on the Paobacdle track at Burnettscille, on Elder branch.

The coups were from the front of a store at cettsrille. and were placed upon the track br some malicious person or persons, and if wise they will never disclose their identity. It is thought that it was not the latest of the parties to derail a trato. but simply cause the destructioz of the coups. Detectise Jubo Gallagber 13 work on the case.

BAILPUAD NEWS. Engineer Isaac Gray 13 reported Rick. George C. Horo, of the coach shop. is off duty 00 accouat the 1a grippe.

The of Locomotive Traiomen will give their annual ball on 1 April 6th. Genrge Lamborne, of the Panhandle carpenter sbop, has resumed his duties after a short illness. Eogiceer Lioc Gipe is off duty 00 account of a sore elbow, caused from using soda ash for boiler cleaning. One thousand names have beep dropped from the pay rolls of the Southern Pacific In the last sixt; days. Supt.

E. A. Gould, of the Wabash, has gone to Thomasville. Georgia, fu: the benctit his health. Dr.

Talbott, of Indianapolls, i the Pennsylvania relief fuad is growing in membership. Forty tioDs were illed on his division last mooth. A moylog caboose struck Jabo ITartsook yesterday as be WALS stouplog to pick up a faucet on the track. His only iojury was a severely strained neck. Io order that may be put on the right officials trains, the Panhrndie railroad bave employed Detective Gallagher to be on duty at all trains at the Fourth: street sta.

tion. The popolarits of trolley roads io this country has effected the subur. ban passenger traffic to some exteat, bet the losses resulting have been fully compensated by the locrease in mileage, Taking into consideration the general through traffic of the Panhandle railroad, the mileage and tonnage records for several years past shO' steady Increase in the growth of local industries. Jobn Delan, in charge of Vandalia traio No. 19, made the run from Frankfort to Logansport.

Monday, a distance of forty-nive miles, in sixtyeight minutes, taking water and making eight stops. One of the fastest runs of any road in the country is that of the Panhandle train leaving Indianapolis at 11:55 p. and arriving at Chicago at 7:30 a.m.. the ran being made in seven hours und thirty- -five minutes. There has been 00 reduction in wages as reported on the Vandalia at Indianapolis, but a reduction has been made in the number of men employed at the rouod houses.

After this week Do engine "hostlers" will be employed Fourth Vice- President Wucds, of the Pennsylvania, is to have a private car fitted up with all the modern conveniences, The car in which he traveled for so wang years 25 general manager is now used by General Manager Lorce. Io his anoual report to the Paphandle company, President Roterts spoke of the excellent conditica of the road, due largely to the fact that the company has always made 1t 8 rule to pay outright for what they got, lastead of leasing. iloder the decision of the A p- pellate court railrwad companies are held responsible for excess baggage. Several rears ago 3 sample trunk owned br Mack Dreifus. a traveliog man of Philadelphia, lust either by the Pennsyivanla comping or the Union Railroad company, at dianapolls.

Both were sued and Dreifus won. The court refused rehearing of the case. BOUND OVER. Harry Michael Found Probably Guilty of Larceny. Mayor McKee Fixed His Bond at $300 Recommitted to the Conaty Jail.

Harry Michael was given a preliminary hearing io the Mayor's court this morning, and, upoo teing found probably guilty of stealing $45 from John Hershes, was bound over in the sum of 2200 for foal trial in the cit. cult court. In default of the quired bond the accused was recon mitted to jail. The moner alleged to bave beer. taken by Michael was stolen br Ilersher's coom at bis mother's boardIng house on High street, hetween 11 o'clock Saturday night and o'clock Sundar morning.

The prisoner, who is a son of Joba Michael, a well-koowo Clay township farmer, was seen to leave the board. jog house Saturday evening. and kauwn to bave spent money freely later in the night at a well-knowI questionable resort. He is about 201 Fears of age. and has duriog the past few years caused bis parents much trouble and aunayaoce.

Attention U. R. K. of P. All members of R.

K. of P. division 26, are ordered to be present tobigbt. Regular meeting. Bustness of importance.

GEORGE A. SCHAEFER, Capt. For Sale. A good horse, buggy, barness, for sale cheap. Inquire at this oftice.

Quality is the first coosideration at Bed Fisher's drug store. THE LATE J. T. BRIER. Faneral at 3 P.

Sunday--Other Deaths and Panerals. The funeral of the late James T. Bryer, the reteran editor, will be held at 3 p. m. Sundar, the family residence, No.

901 Melbourne avenue, Per. Putoam citiciating. terment. will be made in Mr. Hope cemetery.

The fupera! of the lofact son of Mr. aod Mrs. Charles L. Maurice W35 beid this afternoon from the realdence, 723 High street, Rev. Putnam oficiating.

laterment was made In SIt. Hope cemetery. Margaret E. Heminger died at 12 o'clock last oight at ber apartments, lover No. Steamore street, of consumption, aged 21 Fears.

The recatas will be shipped to burial. Marmouot at 10:30 g. m. tomorrow for J. D.

Johnston returned today from a business trip to Chicago. Jra. Charles W. Wright, of Chicago. 19 a guest of Mr.

J. D. Johnstop. The ictant daughter of John Fis. sel, of Clay towhasbip, died at 10 a.

m. resterday. The funeral was beld at 3 m. today from Spring Creek Christian church. Mrs.

Elizabeth Hume, mother of James A. Hume. of Jetterson township, died at the home of the latter at 12:30 8. m. todas, aged 89 rears.

The tuberal will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday from Pisgab church, Rev. Pereiral officiatlog. The death of deceased was due to old age.

The remaios of Ww E. Ashcraft, who died io Georgia, will arrive here at 11:20 tonight and the funeral will be held at 2:30 p. ID. tomorrow from the i street, Rev. will Wunes made in odiclating.

Mt. 1o- residence of Mrs. Flo Scell on termea: be Hope. The deceased was a brother or Mrs. Scell.

Ile was 29 years of age aud had been employed as a fireman on al railroad in Georgia. The particulars of his death are unknown. Fie was a slogle man. GATHERING OF NATIONS. A Performance Soon to Be Given Cater the Direction of the Ladies of the Broadway I'resbyterian Church.

The very successful home cotertaipment at the opera house last night is to be followed br another, the first of next week, to be given under the direction of the ladies of the Broadway Presbyterian cburch. About 100 people will participate. The programme consists of a large variety of drills aod marches, representing the different pations of the world. Sume of the drills and dunces will be rewarkably beautiful. Mra.

Weller, ur New York City, has hid the parLicipaots at work for the last two weeks, and they are pow almost to the point of perfection in the work which la expected of them. The encaineut will be termed Gatheriou of Natioos," and promises to be a big success. SUIT ON CONTRACT. The Simmons' Hardware Company Asked to Pay the Burgman cycle Company $1,999. The suit of the Burgman Cycle company agalnet the Simmons Hardware company, of St.

Louls, is on trial In the Circult court before Judge Lairs aud a jury. It is a suit 00 a contract by the provisions of which defendants agreed to furnish the plaiotit 100 bicycles. It is alleged that defcodaoss failed to cumply with the said contract on account of which the plalntifs demand damages to the sum of 81,999. The attorneys are Kistler Kistter for the plaiotids and Fansler Mahoney and Nelson Myers, ol this city, and John L. Griffith, of Indianapolis, for the defendant.

Palmistry Parties. A number of ladies hare arranged to bave Prof, Johostone come to the bouse of one of their number and give a reading in palmistry to each. Such arrangements cao be made for the parlors. 314 North street, opparties of fire or more by calling at, posite Court park. Readings only Arrab Da Pogue.

As the opera house St. Patrick's evening. March 15th: Or, if yore bard o' bearing, dear. Ver mouth will do as well: Jost put for lips azulost the crack, Add bear wbat I'se to tell, Opea the door tofus. -Arrab na Pozue.

All Roads Lead tu the big fire sale of dry goods and millinery. THE STERLING, 307 4th st. The Weather. Fair and colder tonight: Friday, fair and continued colder. Fire Sale.

Doc't miss it: it's great. THE STERLING. 307 4th st. ADDITIONAL ITEXS. Perfection oil is the best.

The latest style hats at Fisher's. Finest neckwear in the city. Fisher. For handsome shoes, see Stereosco Kliosick's show windows. Just anloading, car fancy large Michigan potatoes, 259 bushei, Traut.

We want rou to see our new stock of tea's Sae shoes. -Stereoson Klosick. All bicycle repairing dope quickly, cheaply and to four satisfaction, at Kreis Bros. $2.95 bugs choice of shoes in Otto's display window, said to be the finest Herer seen in Logansport. $20,000 Worth of dry goods, cioaks sad millipers: must be sold.

THE STERLING, 4th st. What rou want is the best. Well, the best baking powder io the world Icao be bad at Boo Fi-bar's drug store. LANDIS LEADS. Now la a District Where Tralas Can Fet Be Stolen.

Are StIll Wid Him and InThe rants Are Voting, As 13 well koumo, Charley Landis his a consuming desire to go to COnKoowing that his hopes were gress. forever blasted is the old Tenth district, be got Jin Stutesman GO put Carroll conoty as 1 far away from Lake and Porte: county joduences AS he could. Carroll county was bitched on to the Ninth district, and Landis at once catered the list of congressional and has already alarmed aspirants the old stagers by his vigorous efforta tO break into congress. A row of signiticant proportions has already resulted. At the primaries 1p Montcounty the charge 19 made gomery that bogs were permitted to vote, and that college boys, still 10 their elected several Landis teens, delegates.

The general Impres. sion 15 that Landis will be porinated. The convention will be beld ac ordsrille en April dib. Laodis bas bis owa county solid, and will get a goud portion of the delegates from Clinton aod Montgomery. Dr.

Tucker, of Hamilton county, is bis praocipa! competitor. lie has raised the cry, which indiperbaps, that he is beaten. Is cates, an laterview yesterday Dr. Tucker says: "They had a meeting over lo Montcounty the other day, but gomery didn't iovite me. Tues had a 'ring' already fixed down there for Landis.

but I walked to and belped them along.I went out tbrough the covatry and pulled twenty delegates away from him. I heard they were golog to have 1 a meeting There here 15 to- a night so cause up. 'ring' here formed to pusts Laodis on she people whether they want him or not, but I will belp them 6x it up. I thick my four years lo the army 13 equal to Landis' four years to college. He sars he wants recognition for his services when he bad to pull out of the race to the Tenth, all because be got started wrong.

It he wanted I recogoltion why dida't he stay to the Tenth and not work 50 hard with the legislature to have Carroll county thrown Into the Ninth. I have sixty votes already pledged to me in the convention 'and I wu going to win that nomination." It 1s geoerally understond that the prison ring, beaded by Warden Harley, Is doing some strong work for Landis. The Cass countr kids will likely attend the convention. SPECIAL VERDICT For the Defendant in the Forge- Harvey Suit. The Ruling of the Court Sow Awaited With Interest.

For a civil suit, that of George B. Forgy, the broker, agaiost Hiram Harvey, has excited greater interest than any of the many that have been tried in the Cass Circuit. court for many years. The jury in this suit. which W2900 on trial for over a week, retired at 6 o'clock last evening and at 9 o'clock this morning agreed upon a special verdict for the defendant.

The twelve med, through their foremao, answered every one of 163 inter. rogatories prepared by Harvey's attorneys, J. C. Nelson. D.

D. Dykeman, and A. G. Jenkines, in the ambriative. The jury found that there are 560 acres of land in the farm, and that the said land is worth $10 an acre, or A total of 222,100: that Forgy's claim amounts to $11.000: that the land was regularly sold a sheriff's sale: that Forgy holds a sheriff's deed to the land, but that lIarvey is entitled to redeem the same.

Nuw, sbould the verdict be sustained by the law, the redemption of the land must be mad: at once. Following are the Dames of the jurors: Henry Turley, Deer Creek tomaship: Jaba P. Teal, James Benson, Tipton: Abraham Cockley, city; S. J. Mellinger, Hat.

riana: Henry Benner, Cliaton: Wm. L. Burton, Harrison: Samuel Ross, Noble: William Carion, Adams: Chas. Serbold, Washington: J. A.

Michael, city: Daniel Woodhouse. Adams, The suit was instituted by Fo: gy fo: possession of the land, the expiration of the time for redemptlou of the land having expired. Harvey's detense was based 00 a charge of fraud, he alleging that by an agreement be was to have been given time to redeem the property by paying $1,100 per gear, until the mortgage was lifted. The land lars io a bode, part In Boone and part in Jefferson LOWDsbipa. It will probably be a week before Judge Lairs will report a ruling.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Endowment Rank In Prosperons Condidos Ac tho of the 3 war the membershtp of the endowment rank numbered oret 41,000, with insurance in force of $82,500, 000. The rank is nos represented iD every sust: and territory in the Union und in most of the Canadian 2,800 sobeing to active The destb Josses paid since organization approximate Dearly -J. A. Hinseg.

Ero. Robert Downice, the tragedian, member of Webster lodge, Washington, 16 making prepazatious to produce Daison and Prehlas' during the week of the supreme lodge convention. The Pythian P.ourd presents the of Past Frunk M. Barroughs for supreme vice chancellor. Mispesosa is nut simplug.

Sex diriFiOCK are LeiD; ontantad in varlous part of the grand domain. Because Major Carcaban bae refused to permit Prevost division No. 1, Missouri brizade, to change its batbe 10 Reed division the urganization baa dis banded. The new rules and regulations of tba uniform rack are now in the possession of the various divisions, Every regiment shall make an actual consolidated report in duplicate on blanke to be tarnisbed by the major general through regular charnels, oce copy to be retained at regimental headquarters, and ODe cops to be forwarded to the brigade commander, Rule and. Bosulatione.

Easter Opening Sale. New New New New New New New A novelty clott tuitor made pun tor 57.48 New New New Are Value tautiful spring jacket for $4.48 The the sortment ably city. Novelty Dress Goods. Black Goods. Wash Goods.

Tailor Made Dresses. Skirts. Silk Waists Shirt Waists. Onyx Hosiery. Trimmings.

Foster Kid Gloves, Being Sold Far Below Regular at the BUSY BEE HIVE'S SPRING OPENING SALE. DAILY PHAROS. TACRSDAY, MARCH 12, 1866. CITY NEWS CITY NEWS Herz for fine talloring. Burn National Light Oil.

Buy your bats at Fisher's. No fancy prices on hats at Fisher's. Krigbaum tailors and dyers. 99 centa buys Dew bats at Otto Kraus', Morris Fisher shows the latest in peckwear. Geo.

Harrison bandles seeds only. Keep up with the procession and bora Perfection oil. Don't miss seeing the dew Kliusick. Say, just a glance into Otto's $2.98 men's tine shoe winduw. New dwarf sweet peas (cupid) Something new.

Bros. Mra. M. J. Fisher left today for Toledo, to visit her pareuts.

The Elks will give an old time social session at their rooms tonigbt. Very attractive- the display of handsome shoes at Steveusco Kliosick's. Watch them howl: 10,000 pounds fancy Califoroia dried peaches, 4c ib. -Traut. When you buy seeds from George farrisoo they will pot be cheap, but the best.

A full line of bicycle 6xtures, iocluding everything belunging to the bicycle---Kreis Bros. Degree stall No. 1, D. of will meet tonigbt for practice. A full attendance is desired, A man named Roher, a plain drunk, was recommitted this morning, by order of Mayor McKee.

65-cent percale shirts, ant dry goods store stock, but custom made shirts, with a yoke, at Otto's for 50c. A flash light picture was Monday night of the first part settiug, of the ladies' minstrel concert company. J. D. Taylor, the jeweier, is spendflog the month in Chicago.

taking al second course lo the college of opticians. Ask to see ouvelty blue check and green, olive green, hairline shirts, at Otto Kraus': also pew style spring overcoats. The Ministerial association is try. ling to secure Francis Murphy to conduct a temperance revival in Logaosport next month. "My Idea of God" will be the suhSect of an address hr the Rev.

H. J. Norris In the n. R. Y.

M. C. rooms next Sundar. For pure, new and true to dame gardeu, and tower seed call upon Kreis Bros. Mixed lawn grass seed for lawns a specialty.

Taps, pateot leather, enamel, cork. sole, cordovan, cork sole shoes, choice of all See Otto's window; besides, there are others. The Home for the Friendless will receive about 8200 as the net pro-! ceeds of the Ladies' minstrels, given at the opera bouse last bight. The Pottowattomies will attend the "house- warming" of the Our club, tonight, in the new quarters of the latter club on Fourth street. Fox Dunkelberg have secured the contract for supplying the eastern Indiana Hospital for the insane at Richmond with queensware aud cutlery.

The members of the "Our Club" will entertain their friends tonight with a st their handsome pew quarters corner of Fourth and North streets. Prof. G. W. Michael, of Michael's waiversity.

bas beea selected to deliver ac address so the State Teacbers' association the June session to be held in Terre Haute. A party of high school bors, styling themselves -De Gang," occupied one. the boxes at the opera house lasi, aigut. The box was appropriately decorated with the class colors. Geurge Barnes has purchased the vacant los on the west side of Plum! street, between Miami street and Linden avenue.

Consideration, 2575. fle will erect 3 handsome residence thereon the coming suramer. Thousands of genuine bargains going out daily at the Trade Palace remodeling sale. Don't get left. Get dew spring goods at less than old ones.

Be in the swim and go with the crowds. Woot last long. Charity lodge, dirision No. 4, G. I.

A. to B. of will boid its anoual election of officers on Saturday afternoon. March 14tb, and it is urgentir requested br the president i evers member be present. -Secretary.

Procare four tickets for "Arras Na Pogue," the Irish drama. to be presented bs the Ancient Order of Hiberniacs at Dolan's opera house on Tuesdar erening, March 17th-St. Patrick's dar. Reserved seats on sale at Jobasion's drug store on and after March 14th. Tuose bolding tickets calling for reserved seats can bare them exchanged at same time sod place for reserved near.

Public Is Invited to inspect. now Goods. We have an asthat will compare favorwith any stock shown in any Great Reductions From Regular Prices During this Week. New Bichop sleeve plurt aud waists To, 50c $1.2 Our spring stock Of Faster Paul Co's genuine guaranteed Kid Gloves have arrived." See the new Street Gloves and the fancy clasped pique, both elties, at 81.50 and 81.25. CLOVES.

Your suspection please Monday. KID WILER WISE: EXCLUSIVE STYLES! LATEST NOVELTIES! For Spring, we are showing a line of SUITINGS and OVER COATINGS that cannont be excelled. You are invited to call. PIERCE, the Tailor. No.

318 Broadway. We Cater to the Trade that Wants the Best. STAGE GLINTS. The theaters (E Lends regelerly empley over 12,600 peuple. David Bola-ou is hard at work: on other now play trouung of American life.

M1. B. Curtis is organizing a company to play the and west in 'Saw'l of Posen. Bert Leslie, principal comedian of Ball, will star BAXt sou in a now farco comedy, "'The Booming Towu." Russ Wbrtal is writing a new play, which will be: seen iu New York before tho end of this sea-ou. Whytal will play a boy's part.

"The Great a welodra. by Herbert la)! Winslow and mal Wilson, de anDonuced for a New York production this spring. Emily Boulton will stur next in play by Mury Melvin Ward, tled Miss Vs. Mass." under the ugement of E. S.

Rodeubongh. W. S. Hart bus made an emphatio bit in his pew roles with Margaret Mather in the widely different churacters of Mercutio, Captain Polands and Nathan. Mrs.

Rudolph Aronson, who bag boon porscing vocal stody in Europo for some years, bus taken to the operatic adder her stage name, Alma Alstage cuira Dalma. The following ploys by Frank Harvey will be produced next season Brother Far Brother, "Life and "Mad Marriage" and Wife's Victory." The pleasing intelligence comes Crone Thomasville, Ga, that Anute Lewis har entirely recovered from ber recent ill Dees sud will go to bur cozy Chery Chase home about April NOVELTIES. Flower receptacles of Seres are out in quite novel colorings and mountings Quite new handbags of crocodile skin are fitted with a ecent bottle, purse and cardcase. Marie Antoinette clocks, copied from one in the South Kepeington are made in cobalt or Seres and ormola. In direct contrast to the chatelaire bag of rather are bended bags, just out, in now spring silver mounts enameled in harmonizing hues.

Numbered with coceatriciries that merit favor is the new belt backle, cus trouble-clue tongra or alide, bat which automatically 5th any size The variety in tea tables is endless. Some bave two tiers, come three, noelves, bet all are decorated in silver or and nut a few show band puinted china centers. -Jewelers' Circolar, Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. Crape Cream of Tartar Powder, Free A from pure Ammonia, Alum or adulterant, 40 YEAR THE STANDARD: PERMIT. This is to Certify, that the legally wedded wife In consideration of his riding 8u ENVOY, and purchasing for me a FLEETWING BICYCLE, do hereby percit him to go where he pleases, and to drink what, and when be pleases, I furthermore authorize him to carry land use a latch key, and to bave and enjoy all the privileges and immunities usually conferred by the latch key aforesaid.

want him to enjoy 'life while he is with us, as he will be a ion: time dead. A card like above hacdsomely print and lined around edges with light of silver, to preserve from wear given free to all married couples calling at our store and asking for same. Ladles'know what Fleetwing bicycles are. koow the Eavor, We have them for sale, Burgman Cycle Co. ODCS AND ENDS.

The great pyramid is exactly 6,835 ipches in height ut tho bighost point. Germany bas 30,000 breworina, Great Britain 15, 000. The United States abowa culy 3,000 of those factories. The frst book ever written it Amorica was Trae's Rolation of Bach Things as Might Have Happened In Ic was dased 1C07. In Berlin on weekdays all atoren must remain cloud frum 8 p.

tiL until 6 10. On Sundage they may remain open from noon aucil p. m. At Grenoble, the seat of the glove trade in France, a statue bas been erected to the memory of Xavier Jouvin, who established the trade there and thereby euriched the town. Alaska's goid outpat last your, it is estimated, was $9,000,000, pearly 000 of which has boeu obtained from placer mining, chiefly along the Yakou river.

There are a boot 500 stamps tu operation. Fire Male. Don't miss it it's great. REFUSAL or the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Congregation To Accept the Resignation of Ker. Chas.

B. Wellborn. The Cumberland Presbrterian congregation refused, absotutely, to accept the resignation of Rev. Chas. Wellborn, their popular young pastor, aud he will be per.

tusnently installed immediately after the meeting of the April Presbytery. This will be good news tO the maoy friends of Dr. Wellboro. vatside of his congregation. It is pleas.

log to note that a large majority of the latter were loyal to him. Had his resigoation been accepted it was Dr. Weilburn': iotention to gO to Europe in the spring. Now he will postpone his trip for a rear or more. THE MARKETS.

Reported Dally for the Pharos by W. W. Milner, G. A. R.

Building. March 12, 1396. Wheat -May. opened in Chicago today at 04 high. low, 444c: closed, -Mar, opened bigb, low, 30c: closed, 30c bid.

Oats Open. closed, Pork opened at 49.82: high, $9.32: low, 49.70: closed, $9.70. Hogs closed moderately active: I some unsoid; tomorrow, 24,000. Cattle stronger; abeop steady. THE STERLING, 307 4th st.

Worth $10.00 a Bottle. Druggists sell it for $1. Dr. Lynas' Female Tonic has become so popular among Ladies' that hundreds of women are takiog it, with satisfaction. USE it according to directions lard benefits will follow.

Dr. Lynas' Female Toic, Really cures Female diseases. Druggist's sell it,.