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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-23
kHUF OF TIE LAKE.

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, ct 80 q clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days ct 90 2. N.
This staunch iron steamer has just been paint.
ed throughout. sls.arooms newly furnished ard
carpetsd, and ia ths hsudso1asRt as we'll as the
safest beat OF the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bag, AMI is the ohly steamer making close con-
nection with The New YORK and Boston steam
ere also connects with Rich mond steamers snd
railroad lines ouLh. Stops at PIN Ell P:'INT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare, FIRST class. 81 r3uat trip 81 SO.
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alexandria Gazette
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %.

A young lad,'s faoe betrayed secret 10
peculiar way short time ago at Avon Springs
near Rochester, N. Y. She bad j,ined picnic
party 10 visit to the Syringe, AID as they we're
oil sitting drinking the waters, her face was Oh
served to Undergo q remarkable change. She
VA noted for the beauty of her COMPILE xiou,
bu. DOW il assumed mottle appearance: large
patches of q. dark SHADE resembling the dseol-
Grafton produced by blow appeared 90 her
chseks aad p,ck, aud .ba skin SURROUNDING the
marks turned to gbsstly gray hue htr
friends bec.me alarmed ADD sum nohtd pny-
scian. Though she Insisted that she WAS per
f.ctly w,lI Ga the physicians arrival The
nhenom auon was explained. The young lady
had applied pr psrstion to Der face TO give
bri!liarca % her mplex ino. nHd the alr, I'D
preeusted With the sulphur Of the springs, had
changed ,ru Eff Q, If lib ingredicots, thus pro-
duciug the dis6guIewent. There are. manS
neopie whose Real char4cr"r Will one day Do
similsIly revsaled.-Chrastian Herald
JUVENILE B1aHwA1MEN III NEW YORK -
The evil result OF The tales of despsradoes ana
hiehwsymen published in many periodicals pre-
pared for the reading of boss was proved again
last week at one o; the New York police courts
A boy gave evidence that IS he was cs rying $oo
to the owner of the house in which bis father
lived, to psy the rent, no was met BY two otnsr
boys, both upoer thirteen years OF ,gs VIVID
whom he WIS acquainted. Ne told them
his errsnd. ard they followed him and when
he was in n lonely place they knocked hum 40 ~n
and took sway the uohey. The young rgooers
then went 10 = rife store on Broadway and ur'
chased tor sixty-fve doll-rs. q repeating, r'fs'
two revolvers one rife cover, two large bowie
knives, four bo1e, o: c rtri3ses, two tsh-lines
and hooks and two Dr. IS in which TO carry their
pistols and knives Toey contemplated start.
ing in business as his hwy men on the pattern OF
their favorite here e. but the pre- jet WIS nipped
ic the bud BY their arrest for roDbing the boy.
Christian Herald
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The steamers Of this coua psny rnske connec-
tons 1T Norfolk for Boston and al points East
at New York With all points Yves. and North
vast, and al alexgnIris with Virginia Midland
Ssilrosd and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and Ereigh. handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply to =. A. BGED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
O. S. LOWELL. President,
l4l6 T street,
sep Pitt Washington, o. G.
10y GLyDB'S SIM LINES WEEK
sssssaI LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
pENCE AND BOSTON.
steamers iea7e Alexandra EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDAY.
This line connects ct Alexandria with sEeO..
A. & NJ. and " & o. E Rs, ENC st Philadel.
ohia with Ciyde's regulsr Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with proHptness sud care,
frse Of commissions.
40 chargs for transfer in Philadelphia, and
0 wharfage in Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through rates ard through bills
Of lecing given Insurance at the lowest rstes.
Agents:
T. a. SNED, Alexandria.
WIN clyde & CO., Phllsdelphia.
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & Georgfn
ian S-tf
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EVERY FRIDAY, at y No.; and returning.
leave \ OF York, frooa pinr Il. Esa. river. EV-
ERY SATURDAY, st . clock p. %.
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STEaA Eas9
NJ o T I O E /.

~ " E.
PoT0Jn2C FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS
FOR i.AEUINGS
ON T9E POTOMAC RIVER
On and ,fter sunday, July 18th,
Will leave By follows:
Steamer T. Y. ARRONSalTH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Co.'S wharf, loot Of Rirg street,
EVERY SUNDAY. II GoDAY and Tt. u RS.
Day, ct 80 ~, FOR LeoEardtown and all
int rmedinte landings.
steamer II Yo@!U leaves EVERY NOV.
DAY, WRUE FSDAJ and FRIDAY, as 80
= m for Nouni end intern edate landings.
GEO T.. PHILLIPS, Msnsger,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J.B PkDGBTT, gent. jyl7
Il o11oH'
GRANGE OF TIME.
On snd efter Monday, October 4th, the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
a. follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
t CO. 7 80 10, Q so lD 80 and IL 80 a m. and
II 30, | 20. 80. 80, 80, 5 80 and s Is p. m.
LEAVR W WASHINGTON:
+ So 80 80. . 80, 10 go snd II 30 g. NJ, and
IL 30. 20 2 90. 8 60. 80, 5 30 and 3Op. m.
On Sunday The first trip from zach cid will be
ny25 GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Manager
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Fam pDTsi5saG RIVER
STE.A.HfsR JHesJy Eyc. TMo.HsSG,I

EVERY MuAuAY, TIE UE3pAY and SAT-
URDAY ut 7.3O "a. III; raturaing on sltsrnEts
days. -. .s" -
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FtsSs RaGRs Y1SE.
GsRSesF-

STEN.TERS Il. G.. H.EfG sIT-GsvD 5ORJS
GERSGF-
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(TohL co,
We invite the attention Of dealers and coa-
suner. 10 our ierXe st0cs OF CAREFULLY
PEEP JARED coal OF tho following varieties
LYkEN'E VALLEY
LUHBEE.RY and
SuAA0X1N RED ASH.
WHITE Ssh frea burning and hardy OF
steamer, broken, egg, stove emo nui sizes.
Also GEOKGE'S CREEK, Gu BbRLAND
and KANAWHA SFLlNT, from Wos! W..
Making Coal a specially, va ain To k"ep only
he HIGH Est GkADGS. and having twolarR9
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate,
and is especially prepared for family use.
Yards aoored. und al goal sen. out WELL
SCREENED AND FREE IRON IMPURI-
TIES.
Dealers, Families public institutions and man
ufsctories suppisd ct loves. market ra.e-per
ton of 224U lbs. T. j. AEHAFFET s. Co.
feb Wharf sgd Yard. loot Ct 4ueen e.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.
We have opened at No 22 ROYAL ST. al
Auction and Commission House.
We are now ready to receive sll kinds OF mer.
OF purchase the same.
We think it may prove an advantage to per.
SOILS who have PRODUCE of any description
10 send it to US. Located Immediately opposite
the main entrance to the Market en- Royal ST.,
goods can be exposed every morning at public
auction, when the best prices may be expected.
Prompt returns made on sslos.
Persons having FURNITURE for sale will
find it to their advantage to give us q call
We will attend to aucLioneering 1t public sales
of property, and respectfully solicit share of
public patronage. CNBAL q LUCAS.
S@ Auction goods constantly on hand and for
ssle. nov 5-tf
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z BKOUERS X Co,
Wholesale Dealers and Jcbbers in
9ROCERLEsi, PRCVISInNS, FLOUR,
SALT AND SLSE.
A full lina Of celebrated pure old Whlekeys
Brsndies. Gin, Run, SC. Massey u Co.'s Phila-
aer & Kngep. Lager Bear, in casEs OF bottles.
Agents for james s. WeIch Rssl Family
Flour, James S. Kirk e Co.'s. Standard Soap
Dupont & Co.'S. Sporting and Blssting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac Rive
Steamers
Orders promptly attended to, and consign
uunts solicited. No ii King street,
oct EG-tf Alexandr;s, Va.
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THOPPIN ANS AK HANDLES,
~ COAL BOD FARM BELLS. &C. just
received at So King street on the coraer Of Roy
al, supply Of The celebrated Red Warrior
A zee, made by VIM Mann. of Lewstown. Pa,
which Axes we have sold COL tinuously for over
thirty years AT d are known 50 the best quality
sold in this city also supply Cf = Bsndles,
Perfection oal + ods. Shovels and longs, Farm
Bells of escorted tiz,s, and other goods in the
Hardware liEe, which Wa will sell at q email ad-
vance. j. T.. CREIGHTON IL SON,
S8 King st cor. of Royal,
sepS9 Alexsndris. Virginia.
NEW GOODS IN THE aARDWABE
IN LINE at SIS Rirg. corner Of Royal street.
Just received. the STEA K1REITA, for i'm.
proving aee'sseak; it never fails to make the
toughest st.sk tender all the way through.
Also self seitir e bEl- USl ON RATTRAP;
sonnet ing new; csil and examine.
Moth Proof and Plain Carpet Felt Mating
Tacks, Tsck Claws, Carpet Hammers, Carpet
Stretchers Whie-wssh. Quoting and Scrub
Brushes, and other goods suited to the season.
The Windsor Scale for sale cheap.
apra r. CREIHHTON & SON.
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Ststs Of FireiLia-

Virginia: Corporation Court OF the city Of
Ale1andri; clerks Uthce. October li!h, So.
This c:sim Il trade az was received smG Ell.
tered. Test: MORTON EakYE, Cierk.
. a copy-:eSle: MOTION MAkY1, CerA.
oct2l-LrE
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81 esa"E .--'G. - 4. <.
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WE HAVE this day secured the agency tor
w celebrated brand Of BOTTLED ALE
and POkTEB, which we will keep constantly
OF bend and to which We invite the attention OF
families who desire fre article # Ale or Porter.
au27 -'1- w A, JOHkcUr h co
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Conasssses ssEsze ews.

Consignmeuts of Grsir, Merchandise and sl
kinds of Country Produce solicited. Special at
teption given to sl busine.s entrusted to me
Prompt returns made. Agents fer Gu N berland
Bone Go g ammcnisted Super Phosphate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28
FORElGN NOTES.

British silver quoted at S4id per ounce,
The new Papal Nuncio in Belgium will
have very large instructions for an AMIGA
BILE solution OF all controverted points.
The commission composed OF four Bul.
garians, three Turks and three foreigners,
which investigated the recent atrocities
upon Mussulmans, committed by East
Roumelian militia, find sixteen Mussul-
mans killed, twelve without colorado pre-
text, sixty cases OF rape and much robbery.
Captain Vasherof, Russian commander
OF the militia, four other officers and
thirty-one privates have been arrested.
The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows decrease in specie OF
/ 1,4S7, 900 marks.
The Viceroy OF India, instead OF accept
ing the resignation Of Gordon. Pasha as
his private Secretary, granted to him six
months furlough.
Ten Brock has purchased "Hard
Times" by Strathmore, out OF Traffic for
203 guineas.
A telegram from Buenos Ayres says
fighting has been resumed.
Lesousky, Minister Of Marine, will be
appointed to the chief command OF the
Russian Pacific squadron OF ten vessels.
Intelligence from Buenos Ayres an
nounces that an armistice for one day has
been concluded between the National and
Provincial forces, and that peace negotia-
tons have been opened.
Ministerial changes in the Austrian
Cabinet have been gazetted as follows:
DR.. Dunajenski, Minister OF Finance;
Baron Street, Minister OF Justice; Major
General Baron Welsenheim, Minister Of
Militia; Baron Kremer, Minister OF Com
meYce,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28
BERLIN CONFERENCE.

BERLIN, June 2e.-The line Of frontier
adopted by the Supplementary Confer
ence is as follows: On the east it follows
the northern valley crest Of the salambria
at q considerable distance from the river
up to the porthward around Metzore,
Slices away little more than one.third Of
the lGreek speaking province OF Zazoro,
then strikes across the country TO and in
cludes Janina and joins Calamas consider
ably above the middle point Of It's course,
and following the bed Of this stream falls
into the strait OF Corfu with the northern
arm Of the river.
CoSsfANrlSoPLE, June 26.-The Porte
has addressed note to the foreign Am.
bsssabors, stating It is informed the Con-
ference al Berlin has adopted frontier
| line, giving Janina to Greece. The note
reminds the Powers that, in accordance
with the Treaty OF Berlin, they have only
tie right Of mediation, not Of final decis-
ion OF this matter. The Porte also an-
nounces its intention OF occupying the
districts ceded 10 Montenegro, when the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28
THE ANTI,JEsUIr DEGREES.

PARIS, June 28.-It may be taken for
granted that the Government was in earn.
est when 1t issued the DEGREES OF the Goth
OF March, at least in as far as they effect
the Jesuits. Unless, then, miracle comes
to their assistance, all Jesuits establish
ments in France not having an especial
educational character will on Tuesday
next be closed, and the members inhabit.
ing them dispersed. Whether the other
religious communities will be treated with
equal rigor remains to be seen. 1t Is evi.
dent from q speech delivered by NJ. de
Freycinet on Friday that the Government
has all along been anxious 10 deal gener-
ously with them. Having, however, os-
tentatiously Joined hands with the follow
ers OF Loyola they must take the conse-
ouences. Great efforts have been made
by The clericals within tho last week or
two to stir up public opinion in their
favor, but with small success. The public
advocates oil the congregations are so
thoroughly unpopular with the mass OF
the Nation that they do the clerical cause
more harm than good.
The last clerical move Is 10 create pan.
ic By throwing large quantity oi French
rentes on the market. They yesterday
failed to do more than produce slight
depreciation. The object, OF course, was
10 create the impression that the public
was alarmed by the Government measures,
and that the Government itself had been
intimidated by the bravado OF the cleri.
calls. The Bourse speculators soon detect.
ed the cause OF the fall in rentes, and NJ.
de Freycinets speech, aud majority in
favor OF the Government In the Senate on
the question OF the petitions against the
DEGREES, quickly dissipate any lingering
apprehension that may have existed on
the aubieck.
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p,,i.,,, pretends not to be con-
INV 4D the card of DR.. Logan and Mr..
,ln' M Treasurer and Secretary oil the
Se', q ', w. Republican State Committee, in
wed us 10 the campaign funds Of 1876 and
i..,~,,ps iss that the Chairman of the com.
l.s..a-the Iar.. editor OF this paper-receiyed
l.", t,rIs other than those referred to by
s'lT y r,s,.rrer . and Secretary, which funds
~, .n,ccouuted for. In reference to this
y, '.',.,,sr, We have only to say that we de-
H. -.,.s Il as a base iabrication-utterly
I' I'S,iI oi auy semblance OF truth-got up,
s, W y. ores,lme, to act as a diversion in the
,.ao oi l;allaher, 'Tingle, Il al, versus Lewis
p,t., M no. one cent Of money was thus
.,.aiysd S by the chairman, the editor or
Nv ,S ;r5vidnal. The only money received
'.,,,b,, ' testified to by the Treasurer and
sa,.,sry Oi,he committee. Not another
s.,nv and wo defy the author to pro-
g g..s any living witness, or the books or
,.ns,s Of any dead one, to the contrary.
w. ,DDly TO this statement the language
r,sI by rs on Friday in regard to the first
ip,iuslon Of the Register. 1t is simply
and only an unmitigaled lie.
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rerrlble storm at East liverpool.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o June 26.-A terrible
storm commenced here at ten yesterday
and kept up until o'clock: 1t was ac-
companied with terrific wind and tighten;
ing. The rain came down in sheets, and
flooded many cellars, Amongsthem was
the contents OF q grocery store In the
basement OF Thomson's dry goods estab-
lishment. The damage done to stock, eto.,
will amount to over one thousand dollars;
also the cellars Of the Brunt House, Hid
die House, Washington Hotel, and many
others. The oldest inhabitants say they
never saw such rain storm in East Liver,
pool before. There Is also great deal ol
damage done to kiln sheds and patterns
which am unable TO get now, There are
several slides on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, between here and Wellsville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28
VOLUME XXvIII.-NUMBER 26l.

tinguished editor Of the Republican paper
was alarmed at this as you all know
The popular will will be expressed this
fall at the polls, and he who lags from the
polls lags in duty to his God"
A man named Flanagan had been very
auspiCious as q leader Of the claquers, and
here proposed three cheers for our next
representative"
Col. Wilson again came forward and ex.
planned Hancock's connection with the
Surratt execution and recommended the
crowd to read Saturdays ISTRLllGINoER
for "the straight OF that story.
Z. G. Cracraft, Col. White, T. Marcellus
Marshall, Mr.. T. P. Gano, John o. Pendle-
ton and Col. Arnett, also spoke, and
the text OF all their speeches was the
electoral commission or the electoral fraud,
rs they called it.
The meeting broke up about 10 o'clock.
There were no serenades, and not much
especially when Wilson was
speaking. His opinion OF Garfield was re-
,eiyed with coldness, and in fact there was
title enthusiasm pervading the crowd.
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NEw YoRx, June 2s.-The directors oi
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company to-day declared a diyi-
dend Of 4 per cent. upon the capital stock
payable August Sd next. The transfer
books will be closed July Sd. Net earn
iings for six months, ending June 30th
(Jnne partly estimatell, S3,9S9,Q0o. In
crease over corresponding period last
year, 81, ,392, 600.
The Michigan Central Railroad direct.
ors declared q dividend OF 4 per cent. on
the capital stock, payable August Cd. The
transfer books will close July Sd. Net
earnings for six months, ending June SQth
(June partly estimated), Sl,67S, 900. In
crease $507 900 over corresponding six
months Of the previous year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-28

The Republicans oil this county met in
convention on Saturday, and nominated a
,i,ke, that will be found at the head Of our
columns this morning.
We but echo the common remark, heard
eryyvhere upon the streets after the ad.
io1,nnent Of the convention, when we
ny thst as compared with the Democratic
ticket, the nominations are really excellent.
Taken as a whole, a better ticket has sci.
dJn been presented to tho voters OF Ohio
County,
This being tho case, We need not partic'
ularire as to the individual members OF the
ticket. The convention discharged It's
duties with cOmmendable fidelity to the
public interest, and this fact the voters OF
tbe city and county, without respect TO
party, will not fail 10 recognize at the polls.
The Democratic ticket is coniessedly
Ons Of the very weakest ever nominated
BY the party in this county, and the dis
position and determination to bolt 1t on
election day is unmistaksble. We are
glad that the Republicans have given the
independent voters in the Democratic
ranks ticket that they can safely bolt 10.
The defeat Of the Democratic ticket will
be healthiul and much needed rebuke
TO the men in that party who have pre-
snRel 10 offer such a set OF nominees TO
the public. liprOperly rebuked by bolt
thil time tue better element Of the party
will be consulted the next time. Bolting
Il the safeguard OF the public interests
against obnoxious nominations-the only
one in fact that the people have: and the
exercise Of it from time to time produces
sAutAry effects.
Therefore We say that in view OF the
way The Democratic ticket was got up this
yAF-eEmmenciug with regular beer
campaign a! the primaries, and ending with
the general ticket ioisted upon the party
by the delegates thus selected, deserves,
and We believe will receive, the condem.
nation Of the public at the polls.
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with anything like defniteness. Iunder-
stand Mr.. Tingle has been very industri.
Gus and spent good deal Of time in work
ing up the district. But can't say"
Turning to the National campaign, the
Colonel said that he thought both parties
had put up their strongest man. he did
not think there was an abler man in the
Republican party than Garfield, and reit-
Grated the sentiments expressed in his
speech Saturday nightin regard to his char
acter. Hancock has created an almost un-
precedented enthusiasm among the Demo-
Gratis. $e is regarded by the leading pol
iticians at Washington, the Colonel says,
as an able military man, and so far as he
has given opportunity for them TO judge,
a capable statesman.
The Colonel speaks to the Democracy
down at Benwood this evening, when the
party of that vicity will ratiiy The national
nominations. Hon. Ben Is the leading
speaker OF the occasion, but other less
prominent orators will also hold forth.
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BELLAIRR.

|
The Belmont glass house is shut down
TO take advantage OF the hot weather for
some repairs and changes.
The Ohio base ball club was unfortunate
in the weather that came with the dates Of
their feitavals.
Company d will meet for company drill
Monday evening.
there would have been lively times on the
road, for the Catholics have arrangelIor
picnic at Bethel, Just little distance from
Junior grove on the third OF July. q
Miss May Thoburn is in town visiting
relatives.
Three trains will carry all who want to
go to the Turner's picnic at Cochranls
Grove Menday. Tho first train goes at
| 1880 A. NJ, the second at 1915 and the
third at2:10P.M.
| Council has determined TO act on the
petition OF citizens Of the First ward ask
ing that the slaughter houses be removed
from the creek bank theIeo be so cleaused
as to be inolensive. Probably the smell
and annoyance can be lessened; but as
long as the blood or offal runs into the
creek with as little water as 1t generally
has In hot weather, twill not be possible
to avoid unpleasant smell. II unpleasant
scents are warnings given to the senses,
certainly enough warnings have been
given on this subject.
The assessed water rents OF establish-
ments that do not come under the regu-
lar rates are to be raised at the same time
as the regular rates,
The American Union Telegraph Com
pany which has It's office in the Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph ottice-a troublesome
and out OF the way place 10 reach-haS
determined to open an office ms. .. Ham
ilton's drug store. City council has re-
fused TO allow telegraph poles to beputup
on Belmont street, but some other way
will be found OF carrying the wires.
The 3. & 0. company Ia still giving the
council much worry over It's delinquency
| In the matter OF the Union and Belmont
streets bridges over its track. The b. & s. =
W., too, Claima it's attention. Nearly all
cities have suck an experience with rail-
roads; but with the B. & S. w. Bellaire
has the advantage OF beginning at the start
and not allowing any precedent OF en-.
croaChment.
The Independent OF Saturday credltsa
notice to the Register by mistake torjthe
INTELLIGEECRR
Rev. Edgar Robinson, OF Congruitys
preached in the Presbyterian Church Sun /,
day forenoon. Rev. MAteer, the Chinese
missionary, who Is well known TO many
in Bellaire, will preach in that church
next Sunday.
The tiremen want to have fair this fall
and have been promised the assistance Of
many Of our business men, and no doubt
4 will nave that OF all aud Of the ladies in
making il a SUCCESS. Their object Is TO.
procure Are alarm for Bellaire. Itis get
ling to be quite the style for communities
and cities, not strictly agricultural TO have
Iexposltions," and affairs Of that nature
in place Of the county fairs and Bellaire
might well make suCCessinl attempt In
tbst direction. beginning. II not all
that could be wished for, will serve M
a start. The st. Clairsyille fair, one o. the
. most succeasinl, began it's existence In
their court house. R o. =.