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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

If living were fighting, the Editor of The
world oiclt De sad 10 die gane.-IN. Y. Commercial
Advertiser.
Too much confidence is as bad as too little.
The Democrats nave none; leI that we do not
have 100 much.-[Uuca Herald tEepD
Noior-General Hancock is a military great
bshv tu,y7-nOthing in State affairs who cannot ne
safev tru.ed away from hls keepers.-iCncinuat Ca
zeit. (RepJ
We are inclined to believe that thcre is a
prea deal OF tuh IA Senator Ben HIPS assertion tha
Senators award and Hampton are largely responsible
for defeat Ia iadaua.-l New Orleans Times (DeIn.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
THE CONFLICT IN FRANCE.
VC.~poN- Tu.afou Oct ~

A dispatch to The Times from Paris says
II is SAID that the Government contemplaies con-
promise OF the religious question. which would termi
nate the conflict. Tho Government VIII submit the re-
lgIous statutes to the Council Of STATE, whose report
will be considered by the Cabinet, witch will then AK
the Chamber grant nitlOn. 1t Is Thought l such
circumstances that Chamber OF Deputies could not
refuse aud that .hc Orders. II the Tribunal OF COihcs
decides against them, will be thus induced to submit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

!. De Witt Stafford, Port
Redmond. ;. /.
3 william II. Beard, 2S7
FresideDt-st., Brooklyn
3. Joseph c. Hoagland,
1s6 Quincy-st., B'klyn.
{. Ditmas Jewell, East
New-YOrk. Kings co.
B. William Il. Dlusmore,
SO Broadway, n. y. c.
6. Frank WORK. IL East
26 hist. New-York.
z. samuel NJ. Schafcr, 10
Broad-st.. New-York.
q. George +. Merkiee. 46
BarrOw-st. New-YOrk.
o, LIE or nd b. Cannon,
81 Fifth-ave., \. \.
10. Ionn Jacob Aston, 33S
fftn-avr., n. y.
IL. Edwin ID. Morgan, All
Fl'th-ave.. y. y.
IL. David Ogden Bradley,
DoObs Ferry, " estches-
ter co.
10. Albert J. Akin. Pawl-
ing. Duchess Co.
ii. Charles $. John, Port
Jervis, Orange Co.
Is. James HaTrOway Rich
mondville .SchOharieCO.
16. Frederick Townsend,
Albany. Albany Go.
II. jams A. Burden Troy.
Rensselaer, Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
The SoU1H FOE FREE TRADE.

PLAIN SAILING IF HANCOCK Is ELECTED
FreDa ire Sq1qnndh lGa) weekly NeUs (Denl Oct T.
The Free Traders IN Congress Will be more
bod and OutspORen their opinions next WINTER nan
tey were lass because the restraint OF fresl
dc.a, election viii not be upon them. during i,s'
winter Democrats urged nor 10 press tarlH ps
huf 10 n.rmit The partys record 20 remain s lnene
40 posslDe on that question until aIter me efcton
Republican members from the West VINO ItNor l're
ideas Tor effect that mgDt be maze III lAo EaS' III
81. P.rsidenfiai election. Next er there VIII De no
snc II u-uce at work either party. ana there Will no
d,nht he determined effort made tn pass bill provld
ing Tor immediate revision OF the tarin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
BADLY DISCOURAGED.

Prom ne Sherman (Te1ds) Courier tDeta oct To-
The last effort for wrestling the Government
from TIE eeehes that long been sucking the life
blood of me Nation viii Dr. made next month The in
icaons are against The success OF the effort II tie
honet peopie succeed VIII DC because they at The
bottom OF The hill u they at All tEey are
boupd 10 20 up that the Ony way they can
90 II they cannot move up they mnst stay d0Nh ana
the Democratic party bad well surrender further pre-
Tensions as "A National party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
DISTRICT ELEcToRs /:

1s Andrew Williams.
Plattsburg. Clinton 20
10 Leslie W. Rasscll. Can
ION. 81. Lawrence 60.
% William W. Worden,
saratoga Springs. Sara
fOga Co.
Of. CYRUS b. Martin, Nor
wIch, Chenango Co.
% .John c. KnowltOn, Wa
tcrtown. Jefferson Co.
%. Patrick II. Costello,
Camden. Oneida Co.
"a. Charles North, Oswego,
OswcgO Co.
25. David 4. Munro, Camll-
lus. OnOndaga Co.
26. William KreutZer. Ly-
Ons. Wayne Co.
81. Ezra III. Blake, Dams
vile, Livingston Co.
2s. William II. Wait. Wat
kins. SCHUYLER Co.
30. Amory Houghton, j.,
Corning. Steuben co.
so. Henry :. HeDard, Roch-
ester. Monroe Co.
81. Lucius y. Bangs, lie
Roy, Geuesee Co.
80. sherman :. Jcwett,
Buffalo. Erie Co.
SO. OrSino L. Jones. James
town, Chautauqua Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
THE VkrERAYs NOT FOR HANCOCK.

To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: There was a reunion of the lO5th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers at Punxsatawney
ast Tuesday anG as the Democrats have claimed ma
orlty of the veterans concluded 10 test the mat
ter By straw vote. which resulted as follows;
For Garfield ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %I5 Votes.
For HancGck ------------.-----.---- VOTES
For Weaver. NOtcs'
The 1OJth Regiment was IN Haucocks Corps during a
portion uf the war. and one OF General hearueys
cracr re gimeuts n. V. SHAFFER.
Company G.. 105th Penn. Volunteers
BrooEriIIe Penn. Oct. 10, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

The following is correct list of the Republican
Electors for President aud Vce-Presdent IN the
State of New-York:
ELECTORS AT-LARGE:
Clarence A. Seward. John Z. Churr n.co
New-YOrkCity. Os"eso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

IN The h,r,eer during clear and fair weather yes
teraav was regular The temperature ranged between
$50 and 5Oo The average 43s0 being 1917 lover than
in the eorrespon ding last year ard - lower than
On Monday -. o,,.. ,rao,har ,nrecaas.i nv
n, lin NAV be expected IN this city and vicinity To-
QnV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

uuperintsnded hya prominent arcaicct anu S c
r.oa will lead Inc chorus sanders Theatre Is aunr
sbv adapted to a Greek play, aud II The plans are
S1oyy az near historical and dramatic pcrecuon ~
@ nronise the, production OF CEdipus Iy-
saey viii be an epoch the history OF classics at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
SOUTH CAROLINA IN DANGER.

South Carolina cannot be carried WITHOUT
the hardest Knd OF work Until election d2y ana I1ess
dent and everything thai has been gained IN the iast
four years will be mpered. 10 IN tlme 10 move ~
the deserer arrested harder hght WAS won IN $50
and Win The patriotic endcaYor aid serac1Hco
be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
ALARGE OCEAN STEAMER.

VI
The Barrow Shipbuildng Company yester-
dnv launched the new steamship Furncss'a. She - the
largest vessel ever launched in England except TIE Great
Elstern and is Intended for the Anchor Line service
between Glasgow and New-Nork The steamer las nc
conod aIlons for 900 cabin and 800 steeraga passen
gcrs The Furucssil viii be ready for sea IN TWO
rton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEW-YORk-..-ARRiVEO OCT 3D.
SIR Lizzie English OBI, Robinson. Liverpool II days WITH
coal 10 Orl er ye.se, 70 lunca. rUYe N 90,
-fr Uauidan. Hui rhers Norfolk 10 Oh dominion - Co
Sir INV o IerGl Reynolds Vera cruz Oct 3 Campechs
10 p Ogfaso Havana -, Win udse 70 AeAiAdte
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
THE SOLID SOUTH IN DESPAIR.

Indianapolis Correspondence Of The Lo9sUe CoueT'Jo
nal. Oct ID.
Your correspondent received prODaOly ZOO
teegyanis to-day from South, asking him how the
state had gone. Many OF these kilograms were enough
10 bow town the heart OF Democrat. .
one would telegraph " For Gods sake don't say tAaI
We have lost Indiana
Another: Give ray OF hope"
And another: " f. all OstF
Il. there chances
Must we give ~ mp ~
Ana SO on. These dispatches were worse than the
election returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20


ALLEN-On Monday. October 49, J. NJ Allen in the 74th
wear % his Ge. ~,
Relatives and trends respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from his iedcucc No. ll3 Safest Brooklyn,
o Thursday. at D. ~
FOWLEI-On MONDAY. october Is $780, Charles FOWie IN
7stl OF his age.
Relatives and fcuus OF the family are invited 10 attend the
funeral late residence 100 " est I-thSI On "e1hes
day october -, at o'clock p. II.
In ermcnt 90 Greenwood
Hartford pap rs please copy.
IONGGOTuA Non October Is, sarah F., vile OF J. c
LOngOotbam. III, ....., o.. .,....,
the funeral from heg late residence - LlVlngston-st
BruOklyI. Wednesday, october 20 al = p. w.
RANDOLPH-At san Francisco. sunday, september =,
Obafuah w. f. Randolph, IN the G6til wear Of h' age.
Resrvrs aud renns invited - attend the fucfa N the
south Reformed Church. corner otage anu -4stst
90 " etncsday. OCTOBER 20, al ll:sO cock
s.rTTHAt Hot Svrings ARR. Monday, october -.
Hamilton eldest son 81 George H. anu Emehhe Sinlth IN
2ju u lis age.
Nouce Of funeral hereafter.
sTEERE-suddonly Flushing, T. J.. on Sunday morning.
October Robert W Steere, formerly OF Providence
Il. l.
Private funeral at his LATE residence Flushing L. L..
Weiuesdav october 20 at II O'CLOCK
Relatives and fr ends ar invited % attend.
Train leaves Of East tn ST. $40 H. James SIP 93o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
PRINCE JEROME AND THE FRENCH THRONE.
LONDON, Tuesday. Oct. 10, 1880.

A Paris dispatch to The Times says: " The
OF Prince jerome Napoleon in reply to the resou
ton summoning him to renounce his claims 10 th'
throne in favor OF Prince confirms the beel mar
he intends o forward more prominently, even At
the risk Of moestaliOn from the Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
WANTS THE SYMBOL CHANGED.

We regDectfuly suggest to the somewhat
aggressive ATKINS OF The Montpelier Argus that. III view
OF the retu Us from OHIO aud uda he substitute for
his perennial rooster setting hel a. be hardly appears
10 be coeksure OF victory at tie present wrLng ana
setting hen would symbOiize the party 0rooding over
defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

To Republican Climbs
CAMPAIGN COMMfrTEks
THE NEW YORK rRIBUNE has issaea n ne lorsn %
n. nopular TRIBUNE EA RAs the iObo"ns oocumchsA
which are OF special value In thus campaign;
" No So The Black List -. -. :.
a. - sold tho record OF
ram, financial diseoner which has oeen nsds
nv eyery Pffco
49, "a n-f nun red si2 thousand
No.5l The Finance Primer -.
A q Al The pislnest ana cietfcs.
sa1,r,on IN to English language ot current nnAneiaS
price cents; - haIarea 81 psr tAoasAnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

Lung complaints, bronchitis, asthma etc, are
IN pItlv REFLEX cd. aua n taken III time, permtuer0T
cured NV Dr. Jaync's Exprcrorant. NOu Will find
also q certAIn remedv Tor cuu-ls and c0Ils-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GoYERNMENr INDICATIONS

GOVERNMENT NDlCArlONi
InciearOns.
For The Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
in tbs northern portion possibly occasional snow WGdS
mostly sou hwesery, decided cnange IN tempera
ture stationary or lower barometer.
For New-Ene1aHd. partly cloudy weather possibly
occseona light snow, southwesterY winds, hJa-
fIonary or lower temperature aud Dalometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERvArIoyi.



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bi-iishi'f
Ihc sssks1 io-
trria aaa tfnrrr-tlre - iA1eA'et - ''o
..aFr iNrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

A certain Chnaman gave dinner parV.
Tue ytands werc not . ~ tste ne rose rom ,ns :, e
asAns ,rry the remark Must lickoe VILE" Ihis was
not /, China.-l Boston Trans"rint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
WE'LL. HE'S A SUCCESS AT TT.

fTOUl me UlShIn1fOTl fJ4I IIIe7N
Senator Wade Hampton, CT south Carolna,
insists GA turning himself 40 Republican campaign
document.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

Forney is again honored. In addition to
bs t.t'r Of d. D. =" dead duc0 indian! ha. conferred
& G degree OF =. IL D." clicked IKE the d--lLaueas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
c.nnr.,s,nan Rtchardsoa a Hotrg. s0ul. Car0Lina.

The present tariff Is an lnVldious ana as
horesl oue-a Jarf thar works against the poor mon
for the benefit OF the rich man. taxing EetFlY INC
nccessarlps OF life and admitting win cohpaiatN
low dutv those luxuues used principally by the rcl'
Wniie womb mol abolish 10, would reform ana maze
# a lust onc-one which would bear lightly upon tne
people and sill retain our revenues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

Hraifr Comfori. Lnxu-y.-Iussan Baths Is Lafayette
place. open lIOn = D.. IA. 10 Il y. tG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

yI,aIfzrd PbosDhifes the brain and nerves. in
ac aud giving grsl-er power and endurJ;ce
-ore nj rlf .DUJ,r ina, tIis wy smuant nt"
acoso blt IL IS a true BRAN o. not sumuianL FOR sa
ri-fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

Prom me Baton Rouce (LG Dcfig 4dC0cnts Denl Oct D
some kind fueud has sent us COPY o.
The Western Farmer 3O-page t; an ~
ioYng sensible remarks concerning the taiiH
uuesfion 1t Is "a good thing and would commend II
20 a careful perusal II is good Democratic doctrine
Read It: . -,
"But the mischief done to the American farmers by
beayV i,u;ort dnnes is not confined to the immense
direct losses Inflicted on them. They grow ldF more
GRAIN meat cotton ETC.. than their own country can
o~emr and Inust look To their foreign customers TO
take of The surplus But tne protective duties Siep
in 10 restrict the farmer dealings Win tAtr
foreign u,tomers How the farmers 10 EXPORT II
mo tfactdrers Will not allow Of imports II You
Will ov ak. from the foreigner such Of ms goods as ne
can make a profit on after paying 424 per cent import
ufv Won limit as power of bdylng rom yOu ana con-
EeguaDflv yOur own power or selling 30 MN " pooHea
~ condition of your dealing Win nun that you
should ri low price for his goods maj the arS
small make ND for the AZ - per cent import duiles II
you aspire feed the world you must take III payment
WIN 1 L. q NNu.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20

AKERLY-TAYLOR-At Grace Church. october 10. by he
Rev Hrnry Potter ID. L.. the Rev. samuel Mitchell Az
erlv Ncwbur GE-thei IutsOn 10 char ntte MahgAut,
daughter OF late kew. Thomas House Taylor D. d. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
nom ne Columbia . O. REGISTER penal OCT 9, on n

Columbia s c. Req,stef iIeH 'ot o. O' A'''
Af0agredien Tree Trade PdRPhtet IL,
We have looked into tnis paHpnet VITA the care tt
such snhi.cis should excite We md nothing new IN
the handling of the great question dna'
fhe whole protective system Is VICIOUS
dest,1c.iVc Of wealth behind the age
in the oug run injurious to the manufacturing interest
jfseIf and from beclnung to end turas upon ttise
arlthiucfic when it would seem that grown men
sbould understand has long been clear to our aPpie
heusoutuc clearer and stronger than this pamphlet
uuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
Guerlal Not.ees.

5uetlal Notices.
,-s.,r; Chew. chew.
'os"' The Gold Coin Tobacco. 100000 majority. -
Foods
with great constipation ana Dyspepsia
send stamp Tor I6page Tor samples OF egnt
KIM" AZ Greenwieh.st, New.York
Fusseil's Ice Cream - Good
p 6ae q asIaG ans s s al p Ell a5Is ao
Geo. A. ienyitt * Co, Aucuoneers
THIS "WEDNESDAY. also THURSDAY. AFTERNOON
AT 2:3t AT CLINTON HALL
large and Importan sale OF ORIENTAL RUGS and EN-
BHOiDEKI vs. Antique and odern IN every variety OF size
-''' ''.'' Wv Also nR1C. ABRAAc ,,,,s v,srs
PLAQUES, sCREESs, EGG-sHkLL CUPS, BAONZE5'
Henry A. Daniels w. D.. Ia Lexlngtonaye near 2sthst
Hours 70 and 70 Z.
Attention q gentlemen only
f'n.r y Sc. Noucc.
The foreign nails Tor ending sATuRDA y oeo,
a. NJ Tor Earupa Bg amsnip wyoming wa oneeastos9i
on %EDA a. 5iS1 a pondenee or srnncc must be
specially aailes.e ane az S1 a. on 9 az 80
No. for Eufoue. Oy steamship Nty ga bruhseis VA
cav and al Tor Europe by steamship
Iefiel wa n ~ r Ts bv .tslH ship annie VIA
Queenso correspondenee r Germany ana SEQ must
d steamship Eihopa. via a1goN aud al ~ a. ~ 10, Entoe
by steamship oder southampton ana bremen me mans
for Denmark sweden sng Nof"4t are ~ & gtonni
burs and Bremen steamers 9ng ne e mails o for Hyna
leave Yors October 20 ami - The mails Tor Aspinwai
ami ath pacidc leave October IL Tue ulals
Mexico leave october IL The mMs Tor 81 Pierre
Nlauelon leave NeNIorA OCTOBER - Inc h1ls Tor emma
ami I.ntn leave .aa Francsoo November The mails tor
AostTaia &C. leave san Francisco october -
IiiJ-. he > 4 rs, POstnA8tor.
Post once vow.YorE. October 10. 1880
The EriedrchshnH Bitterwafer
safest remedy against palon ana headaohe
The Only Gennine Fichy the springs Haatenve
Ceesiins. Grlnde Grille. IioDiiaL
Wunted.-A posm emitted sir BIosils Falcon written
nv firZ James Oen published about twenty Ve years
ago Address WILLIAM WINTER tribune Olce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
iJoIitical Nn,,ce5.

Eioom;u4js;e Garfield and ArftHr Campaign Club
XTXfa .mbi DltrctA rierthe M bc i,n hl, " u
E~DAYI So 1T O'CLOCK, al CRUCES At1Il' loVua~,
Vo1e70' w" '' r. ". THOMPSON. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
MEETINGS:
7EDNESDAY. OCTOBER 90.

.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BROOKLYN Hon.WILLIAM NJ. EVARTS
SETH Low viii preside
CoopFP IN srrrrrrT ........... EMORY A. SrORRS.
"a TX rUIIu realde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-20
The Friedrich-hnlI Birterwafer

The Eredrichshnn Bitierwafer
safest remedy against cons lnu hedache
The Only 6erane Fichy Is lfein The springs hadterVe
Ceieslns. q ranrie Grille. Ii6DiiaL
wputed.-A posm entitled ar Brasirs Falconp written
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

According TO the marks on the gauge
the water in the channel was 3 ieet
inches aud falling very slowly, lasl night.
No business any sort was Transacted
on the wharf worthy al note.
The Buckeye State arrived about
O'Clock IN the morning and left for Gin
cinnati at p. ". with a moderate trip
The Belle Prince passed up with some
empty harges.
The Jennie Walker passed up in the
morning with light tow Of empty
baTges.
The G.. W. Bachelor will arrive lrOm
Pittsburgh this morning and lay ~
here until rise in the river oceans.
The Dlurnal is the regular boat ioI
Parkersburg this morning.
The local packets are all running on
regular time.
The Thanhouser is lying at the loot O
Fourteenth street, being generally over
hauled.
The n Lawrence arrived from Gin
cinnali at u O'Clock with the excursion
lists to the May Festival. This new aud
popular boat leaves this afternoon At
2. NJ, for Cincinnati and way points, III
charge Of her we'll known captain.
Louisville, May2l.-Hiyer stationary
with 5 feet inches in the canal, anil 3
feet o inches in the chute on the falls
Business dull. Weather clear aud cool
Anived-Golden City, New Orleans u
Cincinnati; Fearless, Cincinnati.
EyAssyILLK, May q. Rainy and windy
all day. River stationary, = $40 ieet 10y
the gauge; mercury II. Port list
Granite state, ~. Louis TO Huntington
Springer, New Orleans to Cincinnati
Gaff, Memphis 10 Cincinnati; Fashion,
Cincinnati aud return; ldlewild, Cairo
AMI return.
CAIRo, May q. Arrived - Baum
Cincinnati. bepAted-Mitchell. New
Orleans. River 10 feet 9 inches aud
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22

Tns Biack Csshnsrs Tia,
from &c per ysrd 70 Or
tarpsin IN ths cay. Geo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
SUNDAY NOTES.
List Of Evangelical Exercises
for To- morrow.

The pulpit OF the Fisi Presbyterian
Church xiil be alled Tomorrow morn.
ing and evening by Rev. Marcus A.
Broxnson, Of Washington, Pa
Services tomorrow al the United
PRESBYTERIAN ChuTCh tO-morrON at l0:S
A. N. and 80 2. NJ, DIR. Mcclure, preach
ing. sabbath School at O'Clock.
1.-THE Disciples Church, on Msrke,
street, there will be sabbath School d
10 and preaching at ii O'Clock by the
pastor, W. b Thompson- In the even
ing there will lie q praise meeting snd
anniversary exen.ises.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sixteenth street, east Of Market. Ser
mons at l0:O A. n and 7:30 ?. N. 10
morrow, by :. B. BarnitE, pastor. sun
day School ad,iress and blackboanl ~
lusir4iion at O'Clock.
The eighth annual session OF the Lin
coin District, Marion county. Sabbath
School Convention gill be held al Farm
ington to-day and t0-norros.
The Sabbath schools using the Inter
national plan OF lessons viii study 10
morrow Mstl xxy Sl;i6. the subject BE-
ing The yndSneni"
EeaSih S. N. Z Church. Preaching
al 100 A. n. and " 2. \, BY the pastor
Rev. O. p. Masiea- sabbath school a
s;l5R
Rss, J. d. MoffAi being absent, ths
second Presbyterian ehRrch VIII b,
supplied yith preaching to-morros b,
the Rev. ]. G. Lyle. vho viii prescf
morning and evening.
In the Third Presbyterian Churei
there will be no services tomorrow
morning; but there will be services Il
The evening a. usual al 7;so Sabbath
School At or. n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
NEW MARTINsVILLE.
General News from the County Beat Of
WetseL

General News from the County beat oil
WstseL
Nav MAgIINsyILLk, May -.
Linen busters are the order now. A
street sprinkler would he more service
able.
Street Commissioner Walker Is out
with his iorce in the upper ward.
Jacob kuOnlE sCld his wharf boat last
Monday to gentleman from East
Liverpool, whittier II WAS removed yes.
tcrlay. Ii was sold for III 900 Jake"
will have new one finished IN month
or 80 Oi greater dimensions than the old
one. 4 wharf boat is necessity here,
aud both business men AMI lOaiers ARE
"Out about u
Work Is commencing tor the erection
OF new school house. The c"ntrac
tors, O'Neil * Chaplain, arr well wolihi
Of the undertaking.
Several new dwelling houses are
building. Among them Mt Higgins or
Main street, Hiram Garrison >, Oh High
street, and James GaTrlson's, IN the
north end, are the largest. several clIl'
zcns are contemplating building TIM
year.
Candidates, Of course, are hourishing
but OF them anon.
Friend Wells team became scared
this morning aud dashed up street viii
the wagon, threatening destruction Il
all. The horses were brought to stoI
Ivy the wagon striking against a shade
tree IN the north end of town. The on
ly damage done was the breaking Of III,
coupling pole Of the wagon.
Mr.. T. Burrows II still confined To In
room with sickness.
There is rumOr that squire Nicolas
key intends building a town hall on
Main street That In a necessity tina
has been long felt, aud the Squire an,
the town would profit by IL.
Our Iyceum has succumbed to th'
heat OF the season.