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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

by the live men leving there to take up their abode in Prescott, where they can breathe the pure air and drink fresh water from the mountain brooklcts which course down nearly every ravine and through the maay lovely valleys in this section.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
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X letter from Hon. II. S Stevens. dated Washington. March 9'th, assures Us that he is still doing all in lis power to induce the authorities to still further increase the mail facili,ie> of Nohavc and Yavapai Counties, and that indication, are favorable.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

James D. Anderson, of Payne's creek, Te- hama county, California, arrived here by stage this morning. MT. Anderson k en- gagged in cattle raising in California, and comes to Arizona to look at the grazing ia cilities of this country
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The Tucson Daily Bulletin of March 25th. came to hand this morning nicely folded in government 2 wrapping paper. The Bull letin hcat the Citizen one day. if was only sixteen day. making the trip. Its an enter uri.lng pancr.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

MT. Lusk, gentleman from Sacramento, who has been visit lg our mines, lefi on stage this evening for his home. MT. Lu>k is thorough man and and k liable to be back here in three weeks He goes tO San Francesca for one or tvo quartz mills, one of which is to be put up at the Back Canyon.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

To THE SECOND NORTH EXTENSION ON TIE WAR
 L. $ LAND OFFICE PUEscorr. A. T,t
 Fetru " 23 le7I. {
 Notice i- hereby given tha; Levi B-,hsrd aud Com pary. by their authorized agrut Jnlius Rodrn6urg whose pos office address Is Prescott. A r, have Ibis hlcd their application for Ta'eut lar eight te00 hundred nf the Second North ENfenson he War Eage mue vein bearing guld an silver, win .ursc- r uni two (20Ol hundred feet in width situate lying end being in Brad>h Mountain Mining District. C unty oi Yavarai and Territory fl Arnua and kn"wa and de,g gnA e& by ihe feir ufirl plat fle iu th, office as i.t No. 40 in unsirvsyeI tnds The eSfrrfrr boundares of sad NJ 4e being flnws Yz variation li drg mn east o"ninelc ng st c~ni't Of shuh O'uudary of claim ih-uos uor'h 70 deg II min hundred (o0 lee; tn southwest ut claim and monument No | from oh oak eigh' iuche, iu diameter besrs south deg = feet di ,ak eiy t inches in diameter bears uor'h s4 deg ast 6 distant Id pine 70 iuche> diameter bears 6l de. east 2t ieet distant and from which umeu' N establishing the northwest 70 hrst .u-ion Uu the N ar Eagle l.d- bears notth 70 d-g. l ~est feff distant thence north l9 deg 49 min eghr hu dred Soo feet lo th. northwest " claim an m"numepi No from wAtrh an oak inches in diameter south 70 deg f-r distant d .ak .uch's in diameter bears norrh deg west 9i fert distant and oak 70 Inches in diameter heT- sOuf - deg l5 distant theme spu'h q! d ll u'r .s-- t, u hu-drrd Ul feet H.th a-t cu.u.- uf claim and monument No from hici au oAS uchs. in ui- .pet-t b~ars .ouh 20 J feet au urh-s "a daru.t.r bears north 2 drg 2-i '-e distant and 'ak inches daustef bears l3 de west ~ f, distant. aud 'edge of sranite cuPiaug- marked L- west sd" win \ Q D! me Co h'a's north h drE i0 min 10 feet distant. thence sout1 a rg ~ min -ight hundred f-J "ct Co southeast corner oi claim and nruuu-nt \, | thence north 7o deg. n min. hundred No0) eel ccuter uf ,.'h boundary claim eGi place of bs inning eDtaiug thre. and 0? 100 ms claim is bounded na e hv ths hrs' t~usion the War Eagle lode. Toe ir4iiou Of this Mine Is duly recorded 10 the Recorders oce si laVa pi C"un'y AT in Book R. 2 of records Of uine, fo Ii7. Any and all persons claiming adversely rion oi said S~cond North Extension th- War tagl mine said mining ground herein before d~scru-d required file their ,dS claim wth the Register uf 'he United States Land ufire F-sCo'; in inc Trrr,'ry of Ariz"na during the sixty day. period of "'''0. VI ''! "-'' " V1''NN v! 'H"s VI '-" provisions of the statute.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, febe3 cod. Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The smallest and most inferior house in town cannot hc rented for les than SEQ per month. whist many of thc better class ot buildings bring all the Way from $40 io sl00 ber month
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The MINER oflicc is in receipt of a new lot of type from the Pacific Type Foundry, San Francisco; also, lot of newspaper, which came in this afternoon by the team of X. E. de Crcvccouil
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

\. E. Bowers, of Aeua Fria ranch, is hay ing an addition built 10 his residence, which includes a large and well ventilated cellar Mir Marsh i- doing the work. and seems as handy with stone maSOn's tools as with the troweI of the brick layer. NIT. Bowers al- ready has the largest and best furnished stone building in the Territory. and this ad- dtion will. of course. make it still more complete
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Mr. Charles Hansen. a mining expert from California, is examining tine mines of this section, and will proceed to the Silver King after he has become satisfied here.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The registration business at the Prescott Po,totfigc k greater than that of the city of Io, Angele~. alth1 ugh We believe Los Ange- les has three or fur hund ed inhabitants more than P.c-C ptt.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

hny tFis"n so ilap C. Wl Stai i to cotnIy With me foregoing iequireae will be subec, nalies Persons or nrms liable pay ary of the Special Taxes named above mus, apply THONNs CORrIs. Collector of Internal Revenue Prescott and Iy for and procure the Special Tax amp stamps they need pinr tV May l. ls73. and WITHOUT FI'R1 HER N'.TICE. STe' ia' Tax Stamps will be transmitted by mail only receipt from the person firm orie ing ti spec hc direction do tug ther wits necessary rstage stamps ti- required pay pos,age The |" stage stamp is tlree crtrs, and sanIs six II it is ere,l tn " b nj led hy sI.r rcd mai ,d Il i"nt should acaHnptnv appliraiion.
 GRtT E I'M
 C rrn'. j' nCr Uf lrt. rsH R.V-ut-e OTrlrT O. IN .INENtF
 inr r iI I,u.ay, .3
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Late advice, from Mexico indicate that Ler.in will soon raise hi, standard on Mex iran soil. and that the people and soldiers wifi flock |" his support. They are tired of Dias ani r,tnrm.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
THE CELEBRATED DRSi'
 MODOC .& U

This celebrated horse viii !, v.f,s A. T.. ar Crap,'s ranch in SSn. menciug April l6'h. snd en'uss ,,' ysi husiness requires if. Tbs s'.'i' q Ralph's place q; the crossing in s
 WILLIAMSON vAit.s =. . . Monday. Tuesday wedne'day ~, t on Triday and saturday at U. " sss ssi ' Terms f. ' the s-ss"u SaO uh, .,.ss T ard The. i,alarcs at The end "l l' sl5. Iayab e at time Vf servics
 FASTVh 4! z can i,e obiaiu~I at CraI"'s WiFs u.ar sc,mi, Y rom n dis aree ss,grs ,.r nt" 'h .nl at re cor me .s.-. vii lr al en h' m1'sra
 ,.po,.s '.-r un! ara'Ih ra' r., igr ;- hi> r,.. s 5,ssss . u u, cf 20 frg ish u',, .,.. |. ih. hIs now w,igis 2 ~ ! Gs'.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Capt. ChaS. r. Ei9an aiverti>e~ for corn meal, flour, etc, ln te-,lay'~ MINER. Some body will have a chance to get rich by talk ing the contract.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

The Louisiana commissioner hope tOb bring about peaceful solution oi affairs l'y q uni tyi Legislature cn"tWithstandingth the refusal of i.clh ,idc, |" acccjc ;o jhcir propositions.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Brick for Paul Wchhcr'> new house i> be ing furnished by Alex. Harris. who makes the genuine article just west "t the city limit.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

We understand that the people of phG- nix are having little small p'X. just in way of a varctv. but not at all pleasant.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Mary VI Bean and Curtis C. Bean have sold 10 Catherine Alexander three hundred feet in the Mary Bradshaw lead, Peek dis trict.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
MONDAY

Charley Gcnune Is n town, says he has lots of rich mines but none that he wants io bond
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Wild Turkey from Bill Williams noun tain are in tom, and selling at S2.j0 each.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Many miners brought in gold dust and bullion to-day.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Local Inteiiigenc
SATURDAY.

Hon. T. J. Butler is soon to make trip o California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Po.tomce Letter Iist.

List of letters remaining in the Prescott Postoflice. ending the week April 7th. ls0. To obtain these letters say 'adverti>ed.' " All letters not called for in thirty days will b. returned to the Dead Letter otlice.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
OTTO E. 1T. :. INTERNAL REVENUE s pECIAL T4XES,
May I. 1877, to April 30, 1878

THE REVISED STATUTES of the United States | Sections 3S32 3537 BPS and , :lo require every person engaged in any siuess ayocaien tmp yment whieiI rrndes him liable 10 SPECIAL fax, TO PRO Cl RE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN Ills ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS a STAMP deuo,ing the payment of said SPECIAL Tax fr the SPcal Tax ear hegiuEing May l. 1871 before com met cling or H.tinuing tusIsss after Apr % 1877.
 return pre- crib-d Form II is also required by law of eye:y person liable 10 Special Tax as above
 The takes embraced within the provisions of tue law above ofrd he E,li viz
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Wanted.

An aTprru.ie whp,.d [" learn the D e,s maxim '-'-ir"ss ApPy @ Mas. KELLEY. -..@I 2 70
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

Austin, l. J 5 Hammond. George A Allen. Martha Howell. Ed Baker, Hailt. Mir. Bourke. John C Hallowav, Dan Cartier, Samucl Hale, l. Carter. Richard I-a>>ard, Cahill, ! r. Michel, Monsieur Davis, John Mrs Mitchell, Jobn Elliott, G W M5-uirc. kecran Falev. II T O'D0nncll, Michael Gilbert. Ed Palmer, Willis E
 T. W. Ori~, I. NJ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Application for Patent

To THE SECOND NORTH EXTENSION ON TIE WAR EAGLE MINE
 L. 5 LAND OFFICE. PUEsCorT. A r,
 Erlru IL 70 l-TI. {
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

LIBERAL PRICES IN MERCHANDISE OR CURRr
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13

For Everybody:

Flour Corn Meal Beans Bacon Hams Lard Canned Meats and M
 Syrup Sugar Tea Coffee, Rice Spices Soap Candles Soda Sx Cream Tartar, Ieas Powders, Stoves Carpets Oil Cloth Mating Blankets, Mattresses Etc, Etc
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-04-13
Application for Patent.

To TIE DIVIDEND MINE. No. 9 [. :. LAND OFFICE. rRK>CoTT. 4. T,
 March a}.t ls17
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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SS s xssK SIT, EHs II
CHARLES v. BAKKER AUcTioNEER:
daTAISSS SIr$sS s;Sn5SSs DAY
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jenny. gray Mare ish high. year. old, warranted
HOVER. gray Colt, io& high years old. warranted
NARY hay Mare l5s high. old. ros in three
MATTE bay Mare. i5x high. years old. warranted
minute. srss a also 0o con- '''
M rPp NcS Ts'n By s HSss @
Known rssidsns Of Hunters Point comprising ave
hASbsoas Grown arsa Mar. c.
hS .ss got ss ssp a 4se.s
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5fs g ss
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dryss; h.: .ssord q a:,4 wsrs.ntsa Kind
years old got bv Harkaway: tree driver; has shown
trials of o tremendous speedy soad mare warranted
ALSO TOR and sse bar E,sa w.sSn' By
anc Dress Suits. Stable Blankets Whips, bear and wolf
Major winhed hne easy driver; warrnntod sound and
pAsk BAY Mare: TX old very ssy.s
OF steam cars; warranted sound and kind.
MAGNIFICENT ROAN Pony. IL high, years old :
superb sadocr safe for childrens warranted sound
and kind.
ROAD TURNOUT. comprising black Colt, 10 high,
old: hne free driver; rot close 10 minutos
very promsng sound and kind; also top side
bar Wagon, by Stivers: Harness, Ac.
DAPPLE GRAY G.iding. 1917 high. yenrs old FREQ.
ensy driver: nne business animal; warranted kind
QHIkfY FOUR top side bar and full spring
Road Wagons Phnetons, Depot, Express and Business
Wagons. RockAways, &c. &c.
LARGE LOf OF Double aud Single Harness.
TWENTY-tIGHT other Horses.
FULL DESCRIPTION Mt sale
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AMUsEMENTs.
Union SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor. MI SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager.... ....................hr A. H. PALMER
Monday Evening and Every Evening this week.
LAST LAST NIGHTS NIooHTs
E;s A'i PIX .. SSais sss'' I IsFs
LAST ITS ExrRAoRbisARY CAST Niahrs
s1RaaJss s$ssss Es.s sI$#Es
This brilliant comedy .eee...ry DO shortly with
drawn make room for the
yIRsr sovELrr
REGULAR Al '1 SEASON.
sardous powerful play.
THE MOTHERS SECRET.
the east q which VIII eompr.. .h. following members Of
Mis-. KATHERINE ROGERS, Miss SARA yEwETr.
McsEsf f2A RkTz S kDosE Ms;
NnAKLES =. ooGMIAN, Mr.. JAMES o,NiiLL. ar j.
asShds dIDbEss ss NJ ff H. ba POLK
Tho play win be produced on WEDNESDAY EVENING.
NEW Ar Il, A AIys2KS A1ss HSEsaHr
and NEW NEW s sEHSHaHHs
T 2sE '$s
AND SAySKkyLE p GFAGRE q AaEK,c
WITH sgsTs iIE$ss a 4EsvS 5 TROUPE
rAE 1SE'f Sn JSsSf
sjT5 sSx ESSF SShs. ss%, SS Tn 5E
assH Mlss aS&ssis
J FRANK dkRARD.. ToNy rAsToR
5HH 'f SSSSssG 1GaE n HTs"
ra,n.~ MATINEE FRIDAY ~A A,..r
sEcGaE SEATS EAKLY FOR THIS avESisG
ia.Aioa.Sis s,eas ana Pspal,,, ."ss.."-MsraA
LAST LAST s sSSR s sIsFs :
SHINES g. s$sH4sBE s:s :@,.s.
MATINEE SATURDAY. HESS OPERA COMPANY.
..'Ness MONDAY. Novembs, ~,
ANDsEEssoN.
PAULINE s TmE 'i IxSY 81 LYONS.
D 'f'h; S Ss' SSas ' Toaf sssSSsss."
in his great specially sensation drama Of
Preceded by rho farce or rho TMuMrINa LEGACY.
on HAND Matinee Saturday, att.
G1EEAaSSpI,to r 3 S5s I,pqTEy ,,,..,
sss,ysa bsoony, 50 ceSss
E EE||E|IE E EEE
Doors open at ~ Commence at2.
$ $s;'|:E $ $$S;: $$$|S
MIS-. 0. 9. HOWARD o IS r f2M,s CABIN
THE oRnsisa s SnsS Ju thK YsnIssoERs
fE soEsE
| TnE WONDERFUL MIDGETs
! GRAND orENISa SUCCESS.
Unqualified tn. opening Ievs.s Of IN.
H'' asssa .;I'' a Hi'sEs''''
1 AT xEs n'ESik x1 1aDF' HALL.
9Th NV. aud 18th 81
w:dne.d.y s...rdsy to osioes a' .
NNDl'''''"' : ''"''' eD'. J. Il. MEADE. Manager.
Ia FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM
! FROM sjIa ALL HGI1 4n E1T sTxTEs.
4 A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
I'd and I'd ava. between $50 and ossh sta
BAIH r isHhsaoss Or TIN 4s EaAa
sPsskiSa LIZ
asSI n sas k1 shSxrsr
c c.ms,s ehs,, lire. s 90 aa
Coupon s sss , sSs :s%.sn.
THE S gos 9RISTISs
FINEST sf'n' risa AZ
WYNN" II Tak r WokLb
1 for the lowest price y all kinds Of
rhss. ,t; Variety and
A IS SSS S!I 81
sAMRhss 81" Ss$!eSiSSs" ssSa.syIISe AND
Al AFT Th "a ASERidAS lSsTifufH rSiR A"'''''o'
IL EEciiXlIoSs AND rMrEssosXTioxs. : -
M EkSfS s s .:s n .s. =.
ps, the Hrs. e. series Of her unique
! cusnMAN. LAWkENcE BARKtTr, JOHN Is. GOGdn.
| cmIcKERiSa HALL. on NExr MONDAY EVENING.
'. ...Tsss., a. buttons. 7ls Broadway, Admission
| 5oc.; reserved seats. 7oc
| (1oLUMBA OPERA HOUSE,
~ corner Of West 18Th st. and Greenwich
ss fiEse %G DG S1HaHs
THuESpY and Al tho piaaant. raey F,enehy, spicy
only Ono sundrsa Of tho loSss "na
Handsomely formed Young ladies secn. In all the
and magnificent charms OF youthfnlncss predom
nate at each performance
nRAToRIo SOCIETY or NEW YORK
S@ysssER IT, DEcE%Sss 20 sE n JAZZ S'ss
"JuDA ayv MsA,cc;H;BBEUs"
'sEAsONS'
and other great works will be erormcd with the assist
Aa'' pr ,'' DHaRoscm's GRAND Do ORCHESTRA.
Subscription tickets with reserved seats Tor Tour
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AMUSEMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, ga BROADWAY.
BEGINS AT
GENUINE MIRrH.
FAMILY HOME OF AMUSEMENT
Gus WILLIAMS In = NEW BUDGET OF FUN.
NEW FACES. GRAND BALLET. BEAUTIFUL FOhMS.
. A CONSTANT ARRAY OF NEW FEATukES
MArlNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT Y. NJ
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A --CARRlAGE REPAIRS.
Our repairing department. offers uncquallcd advantagcs
for good and prompt work. All carriages housed In clean
and carefully protected from damage Precisely tn
quality of material and labor employed AS In
work, and all finished with Valentines vnrnsh
which In brancy and durability superior TO any OF tor
eign manufacture.
smaes furnished and carriages sent for and delivered
by tree OF charge.
Carriages for fall and winter should DO placed In
hands now.
BREWSTER Co. Of Broome st..
i7,t.,. Als1
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WALLAck's'
Proprietor ans iM9snsFe.v; Mr. LEsrER wALLAck
Of she original Comedy entitled
MARRIAGE,
. written BY DION BOUClCAULT.
the author OF London Assurance and other STANDARD
comede. which, Acr and brilliant rum must
DO withdrawn In consequences ot coming
The characters In tho comedy win sustained by Mr.
John GLLBERT, MI. Ii. j. MONTAGUE. Mr. HARRY
BECKETT. Mr. EBEN PLYMPTON. Mr.. =: AkNOrT,
Mr. =. NJ: HOLLAND, Miss ROSE COGHLAN. Miss
EFFIE GEkMON. Miss STELLA BONlFACE. Nine.
poS!Sl Mrs JOHN SETON, Miss META BARTLETT,
Miss m, PSAkL EYTlNGE and Miss ETHEL THORNTON
Mr. FRANK A. MARsHALL's delightful comedy .drama
Of FALSE SHANE
has been purchased by Mr. aack Of Mr. Stephen rske
aud the play has been for time In active PREPARATION
MONDAY KvENING NOVEMBER II.
with
COMPLETE CAST
and entirely
NEW SCENERY.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 80
Carriages may b. ordered at 10 rs
Box Office open daily from 8 A. NJ to Z r. NJ
NALLACKS THEATRE.
w GRAND MATINEE BENEFIT.
CLARA MORRIS AZ ZANE EYRK
Miss CLARA NORRIS
will appear JANE EYRE
this occasion only.
Mr.. MCKEE RANKIN LORD ROCHESTER,
Miss NORRIS she The kind cooper
alton OF Mr. LESTER WALLACK in TINS matter who has
Seats sale waacks Theatre and principal ho
tells.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IL FOn THE EvENING TELEGRAM
TODAY,
WITH FULL RETURNS
FROM ALL THE STATES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-17
Danny TEIIGENOER SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 1871

ALI NEw.-R. ]. smyth & Co. have
occupied the new store room No. s. cor.
ner Of Zane and North Broadway streets,
Island. This IL emphatleally q new
house and new goods-everyihing new
from the counter scales up. The enter.
prise Of our friend Smyth avails itself OF
every opening for business. The new
store IL under the immediate management
Of Mr.. NJ. Q. Crawford, who is a graduate
from Mr.. Smyth's well known headquar.
ters, corner Of Market and l4th streets.
To say this is to say that Mr.. Crawford
understands the grocery business; those
having doubts about II should call at SO
Zane and North Broadway, where they will
find, first, one OF the coolest store rooms
In the city, well lighted, well ventilated;
second, choice stock Of new goods, # esh
and sweet and Of unusual variety; third,
q tasteful arrangement Of goods, which
Is very attractive and displays every ar.
ticle TO the best advantage.
The list Of groceries covers the whole
range Of the trade. Besides, there are
school books, letter and writing paper,
envelopes, thread on spools and in skeins,
shoe laces and corse! strings. Things for
the kitchen and things for the toilet, and
all Of them nice and new. Go and see
them.
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TEMPERANCE Pomr.-John Deyine
delivered 4 temperance lecture before 4
small but select audience in BriceS drug
store Thursday evening.
The noon.day prayer meeting at the
English Lutheran Church yesterday was
opened by DR.. Dnrant, who read 4 selec.
ton from the Scriptures after which
Rev. o. P. Miller offered prayer. Sever
al others present offered prayer, and
several hymns were sung, after which
Messrs. Hall, McMasters, Reddick and
others delivered short addresses. It was
announced that requests for prayer
would be received and read each day At
the opening OF the meeting.
A temperance meeting was held in
Thomson NJ. E, Church (Island) last
evening.
A meeting for men only will be held at
the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church to.mor.
row evening. Last Sabbath, owing 10
the large number Of ladies present, many
OF the sterner sex were unable 10 get in.
side the building.
Meetings will he held at Peterson's
Hall and Laramies Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
Fourth lStrset N. E. Cmeh-Notvith.
standing the inclemency Of the weather,
quite a large audience assembled at This
church last night. The meeting
was led by Mr.. Gilbert McMaster,
who introduced Mr.. +. G. Cracrait as
the first speaker Of the eve
ming, who made au eloquent address,
giving his reasons why he Is so much in.
terested In the cause Of temperance, and
urging all young men 10 come and sign
the pledge, and not be afraid Of the ieers
OF their companions. Mr.. Samuel B,
McColloch read a letter from CAPTAIN
Jack In reply to one from Mr.. McCol.
loch. DR.; Wright better known as the
ink peddler) spoke for few
moments, but owing to his hay
ing been speaking constantly for
some time past, could not speak at any
length. Mr.. d. E. Hall related some OF his
experience as drinker and in his in.
tense style urged all to sign the pledge
and unite with the Murphy army. Mr..
j. b. CasSaday addressed the meeting,
relating some experience, and the evils
attending the use OF ardent spirits. Short
addresses were made by Messrs. Clark,
Hamilton and DR.. Kelley.
There will be temperance meeting at
the English Church, 10th street,
tomorrow afternoon from 4 10 8 o'clock,
Chapiine Street VI. E. Church.-A large
and enthusiastic temperance mass meet
ing was held at the Chapline Street NJ. Z.
Church last night by the National Chris.
tian Temperance Union OF the Sixth
Ward, A very able and eloquent address
was delivered by Mr.. Marshall, Of Bel.
mont Co., Ohio, and his life portrayal Of
his own experience was,deeply impress.
sive. Stirring addresses were made by
Mr.. Davis, Of Ohio, Mr.. T. Laramie, Of
this city, and Messrs. Dowler and Gun.
ningham, officers Of the Association.
Forty.one signers to the pledge were se.
cured. The meetings at Chapline Street
are carried on with vim and energy and
are productive Of great good. Mr.. Jas.
Cunningham, j., is an earnest worker,
and in fact all the officers are entitled 10
great credit. The society is poor fnan.
cially and are not able to hire brilliant
orators, but they use their own talent,
and very successfully at that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-17

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