George H. Wendling's lecture Monday nijjht
for he is one of the finest orators in America.
The City Clerk's office and the Council
Chambers have been fitted up in the new
City Hall and are now occupied by the city
officials.
The new sunlight chande'ier which has
just been put up in the Presbyterian Church
illuminates the whole building so beuulifully
that no other lights are needed.
On Wednesday night the City Council
elected Mr. Win. II. Williams policeman
to fill the vacancy on the force occasioned
by the resignation of Mr. L. L. Conway.
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The Council have uotified the contractors
Messrs. Bennett Si Kinjr, to remove the fur
naces placed in the Opera House 'by them,
as they have failed to come up to the contract.
While hauling fodder to his slock, on his
farm near the city, one day last week, Mr.
A. W. Cromwell slipped and fell from the
wagon to the ground injuring his left arm
very badly.
Mrs. Oscar Clorc, of Henderson, nee Miss
Emma Pilkington of this county, daughter
of Mrs. Capt. Sam'. Stcekylied suddenly with
heart disease, at her home in Henderson-,
on Saturday morning at 1 1 o'clock.
Mr. Ed. Grant, fireman of the steam fire
engine, in attempting to blide down the pole
at the engine house Wednesday morning to
go to the fire at Mr. D. L. Haly's, fell to
the lloor below and was bruised badly.
A prominent gentleman in this city, who
has heard Hon. Geo. 11. Wendling lecture,
pronounces him one ol the finest orator"
upon the American platform, and urges
every one to go and hear him Monday night.
