Forest Hill Cemetery

At a meeting of Forest HUI Onietery Co., held Tuesday, Jan. 5th, Henry 8 Dean, W. W. Whedon and C. H. Elch raond were eleeted trustee for a period o three years. The treasurer, Ernanue Mann, 'presented the following report Heceived during the year $3,048.15; ex penditures, $1,846.45; balance on hand $2,123.10. The investrnents of the soci ety amount to $2,700.; due on lots sold $541. The memorial fund, wliich con sists of money paid in by lot owners to keep the grounds In good conditlon, now aniounts to $317.50. At a subsequent meeting of the diren tors the board organized by electing J Austin Scott president, and V. W. Wlne secretary and treasurer. Mr. Mann, wh declined a re-election to the secretaiy ana treasurership, had held the office for period of twenty years, and Ihought him self entitled to a rest. Upon his retire ment the followlng resolution was unan imously adopto): Resolved, That the thanks of Forest Hil Ceraetery Board be aud are hereby returne to Mr. Kmanuel Mann, for tbe efficiënt an fttlthful manuer io which he has discharge the duties ol tri'asurer oí sald board, and tha ii.io mnlutlon be spread upou the records o the Board. The followiug was out from a Toled paper and handed us by Mr. J. Austii Scott, of this city, who thinks the prophe a recnarkably accurate one: Mr. Qeo. EL Twlss, a scientlüc gentleman o Columbus has a schemi' tor predloUng th wt-:it hfr for 1 wini 'i-, i;t.t on the dlreotlou and raovemetits of the storm ceuters diirln Haplamberol web year. Mr. Twlsa hasmad predlcilons for Mveral yan paai which wer notable for paral lel inhi wil li weullier pbanom ena aetually developed. Hls forecast for th coming winter wlll be printcl In the nex monthly reportoiOhlo .Meterologlcal Bureau and, in brief, la as : Indlcatlon are that the weather the cora ing winter wlll be the warmest known in tei years. The montli of Daoarabai wlll be cold in the Northwestern and Northeastern states Ex peet the flrsi severe cold wave, Decenilit15 to2U, followed by unusually warm weather Uien colrl wave about Jan uary 12. and anothe from Januai y 18 to Febrnars 5. These waves bowevsr wlll be o( ihort auratloo, and n thts latltude thermometer wlll slnk bu 5 below zt-ro at the utmost. The winter wil be lollowed by an early sprins. To ram up we inay expect an vsñga mild winter In thls latllude. Huilduis inay pn-pan: to carry ou tlu-ir work ihrough the winter wltli bu short lnterruptlon. The demand for coa Ibrdomaatto dm wlll not exaaed iwo-tblrti that of last winter. The IlegicT takee exoeption to severa of the Cor hik u's artlolet of last week Sorry about it, nelgbbor, bot rcallv you are Nery hard to pleate. Instiad of tlie CouuiHii being "pnffed up," however, t seeins that tlie cuticle covcring of the Register's vanity and OODCeit has been pricked, nnd jodgiag by the absurd assertions aml terr.iio rqalrmlng, the letting out of those gaMeg pioduced a smarting senatioi), quite unpleasant to its nerves. The "tempest in a teupot" at Ilowell still continúes over the railroad crossing. The Toledo toad will undoubtedly niaintain its eroulog and it will end in a lively contest In tlie courls to the benefit of the lawyers.