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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
NEIGHB0RHO0D NEWS.
LOCAL lSconIcs FROM LIVE LOCAL
lTlES.
BsIIais Briefs snwood Bulletio-POlitI'
cal, Social and General lot
tlngs BY Register
Recorders
nELLAtRL


Ela,ed over the County Boa, Prospect
Social and other Notes VI Interest nom
the "alsss oty."
Our people are considerably elated
aver the good news which came IRON
Columbus yesterday. IL is reported that
In the House the majority OF the Oom,,
mItteo on New Counties have reported
a bill 10 submit 10 the voters oi Belmont
county the question oil removing the
county scat 10 Belairc, and that The blli
has been ordered 10 be engrosscd Tor
third and tinnl reading. The general
belief now Is that II viii pass Dom ths
House and Senate.
On Friday evening, between . aud
O'Clock, u medal will DO presented by the
workingmen OF the Bellaire bias, furnace
10 Thos. q. Davis, the retiring manager
This ia a token OF regard Tor Que with
whom they have been associated 81 long.
The medal II beautifully Cotton up. IL
vas designed by Mr.. D. ii Faris and
manufactured by Mr.. NJ Graft, Of our
city. The medal weighs Spenny weights
and IN II Carats gold, aud handsome
roll work surrounds II. The medal
llNA ltlt lNlluNiik i''N''l'''''
"rrc-pulodby the MorklugWen Of bS''a're Fur
mace 10 Thomas a. DAVIS
On the reverse side are the words;
Humanity March :, iNsO"
Nv an ordinance passed by the Coun.
ell il becomes obligatory upon the
Street Commissioner to have the u, X
8, W. railroad remove It's car wheels AMI
rubbish from tue wharf. There viii
probably be- some Kicking" on this pro.
nunciamcnto Of the Council.
Miss Jennie Jackson, an estimablc
young lady OF tins city, died ut the resi-
donro Of her parents, on Guernsey
street, yesterday afternoon from con
sumption. Tho deceased was ~ years
old, and will he buried Friday afternoon.
Sales 10y Trustee Troll ut the imple-
mcnt works Of machinery OF all kinds
went OF ut u sacrifice yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Crimmcll, OF the Glass
works, has purchased the property oc'
cupicd by Col. Pourman for s., OOo
Ask the "lhirtcCn boys how they
onioycd the club social" Monday night.
We qr,s on IL u nore musical, intel
lectudl aud grntlcIhnnly crowd has con-
grcgatcd IN our city Tor u long time.
Burt Miller and Lieutenant Little could
speak volumes il they would do IT,.
ANYHOW, they we're the leading spirits
| of the evening The music was superb.
The Woman's Mission Iry society OF
the Presbyterian Church will hold their
regular monthly meeting at Mrs John
$. Cralty's, ON Belmont street, on Thurs
day afternoon; =,
The walk between Miss Eliza Won
Blumcn and Miss kitlic Sherman has
been arranged aud II tournament 0l -
miles will begin on Friday at 2:3O In the
State warehouses. Tho ladies are Doth
accomplished walkers, and II iscxpCctcd
that the Monumental Association, for
the benefit oi which the walk was ar
ranged, will have large financial re
turn. The boys OF the dissertation are
entitled 10 n hearty recognition on nc
count Of their efforts to erect shaft to
commemorate their heroic dead.
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-. mi, head Market

..,n,. tor two DAYS 4, 200 head Mar -,
declueu. "a.ascr. equal Ia most 0seS
tne y, SUM- nar lead Quality Jus! lar gsn.
orally, with . email nuusSs az care OF
scrubs from Baltimors snu moor and
strictly, prime western Nsena Adm and
common cattle StQsta ,ns~. 9th 90
rood 0(Sl03c; prime lote.esi oni GOOD
steers AZ lie. Exporters ussu ~ ants
. :" erims steers At to@llc. shipm,ein ..s
o.5 S and Yesterday 400 head ot ., ~ i've =
o,,,. Zoo quarters Of beet l,ov car
casns ~ mution and $50 dressed no w
eAs Ss..n ~ Rscsipts for two days o.ovWv
,..J Market arm and In ia,or o. s M,
inv interest, with quick trauc w ~ a. NJ
mn ior common 10 prime sheep; ~ "
al rs for extra; lew o ~ WA 81 DER
yearlIpg lambs sold at ~ W sS N.Y. so
loo pounds; spring lambs 90 w. car
each. Among the sales weIe W. 40.
losds Of Missouri sheep, LOT pounu'" Nv
erape, at 81 % per 100 pounds, a.o
Hoss-Receipts for two days .,ssv
,.aI None offered alive. MMAe'
nominally flrmer at 81 65Sa w.
Cnieaso.
Cv,,,ao. March TO- - The D,osrs
Journal reports hog receipts @,UVns .,,u,
shipments 1000 head. Marke' 49,.
and fully 6Cal0c higher on ~ s sn,S
Mixed packing 81 1904 30 !lght 81 ~ M
AS; choice heavy 81 1904 TO- Q"a"''
poor, but all sold. -. -. .,i,
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; sup
usrts 600 head. Feeling stroug anu
prices loo higher; exports aud choiv M y
lhsral supply; good demand at ~ VHc
IN buic6ers So OO(sl5 10, chiefly ~ ~
Sa3 10: stockers and feeders all SOLD
closed steady aud frm. Al,
Sheep-Rcccipts $500 head: snip
ments 2,OO0lhead. Strong nj 70 sos
Q 90; lambs ~ 30.
East Liberty.
E.sr LIpxRrY, March l0.-Cattle
Roc,ipts to-day 476 head ot through
and Sa2 head OF yard stock; supply
only fair, with very few good 10 eftrs
tho bulk Of tho offerings being com
mon 10 medium; all grades sold nj ~
advance over last week; best sold readi'
| ly for shipment whilst the paiance "
the offerings were taken up LOT w.
retail trade here. Best - loGo - , a',
TO good 81 25(S5 90; common - 1'a
| 1 IS, sales for two days 40 head.
Receipts to-day l,iN head
,o,nl Tor two days 2,S05 head, Workers
a. I5(sl 20; Philadclphias - Meo w
Shecp-licccip,n today 600 heal IN
tal for two DAYS 4, i0O head; selling ne
tive at 81 75CaI0 Is for common 10 extra
Cincinnati
ClscisSArI, March l0.-liogs- Dull
common 81 25tai 20; light ~ 2je94 10
packing ST .0CyI 90: butchers 81 5oCs
/ o.. Receipts 1000 hoad; shipmenh
| SOO hcnl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
JUDGE AND JUSTICE,
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.
4. = DISTRICT CoUKr--IuDoE IouN J..
JACKSON. ~,


JACKSON. ~
Court met at o. "
United States vs. Mary l., Reed, IN
debt Defendant paid special tax and
costs.
VIII j. Cox W. Steamer "Nail City,
,n admiulty Thomas Colemhn, by
leave Of Court, dlcd his interviewer ia
this cause. asserting lieu aud claim 70
the interest Of Alfred Raw IN said STRAIN.
boat. Il vas therefore ordered that said
Thomas Coleman BE- RlmltIed ~ party
Intervening in this cause
isaiah Warren vs. Steamer "lloru.
brlok." Ia Admiralty Argument oi
council concluded and cause submitted
Ia the Court.
Grover n baker Sowing Machine Com
pany W. John u Ebbctt g, al in debt.
Vow ON trial Mcssrs. Lamb 4 lIoarn
lof plaintiffs, y Gotr, IT,, Tor defendants.
Adjourned untl - n today.
COUNTY c0CRr --JrO0g nOiD
Court met at q 4 " yesterday,
pendlctun 4 Caldwell W. Scahrook
and McGannon, In assumpsil, before
The following jury John BAyha, John
i-vtt. BERNARD Brady, Louis Ms,l"r.
rhos. Fiannigan, John Fulton, Martin
Clarncy. II J. felber, Frank Moran, L.
G.. pclsfnan, ]. ]. Roberts and j. h.
Bo,slord
Adiournsi untl y =. " to-day.
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Has It Como to Tois ?


Various circumstances make interest
iu. reading at the following significant
article from the Pittsburgh Gioh,.
Mayor Sweeney aud II delegation ol
city officials, journalists aud representa-.
tive citizens at Wheeling. were IN Tits
bursh during the week, with view ol
Getting ininTn,ation about our systrm Of
street improvements. while here,
Ma,ur Sweeney talked somewhat about
National politics; aud particularly with
regard 10 that arch schcncr hIdcn.
West Virginia IN known ~ ono ct the
most reliable Democratic states IN the
country, yet Mayor Sweeney says that
such II tho aversion to TIlden IN that
stat, thai It IL doubtful ii It would 20
forTildrn ifhe was nominated. This IN
q significant admission lrom one Who
has unusual facilities lur knowing the
current oi public sentiment IN that state
Carry the news To larr 4 Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
Transfers

The following convcynnccs oi property
were admitted 10 record in the County
Clerks office Yesterday:
A decd made the first day Of March
between Susan Il. Bickol, oxccutrix OF
!. NJ. Bickcl, deceased, and Arabella
Hobbs In consideration Of $1,000, OF lots
Nos. l55 aud lj6 IN Orlon Iano's add.
ton Ia the city OF Wheeling.
A deed made March dlh between
Franklin Coen aud wife aud j. Elw0od
Hughes Of part OF lot No. 81 situated In
tue Seventh ward. Consideration 81, 600,
A decd made December d, 1870. he.
tween james Durkins and wife and
John Frank ia consideration Of $3.50 OF
the south half Of the lot on the south
western corner Of Chaplino aud TWEEN.
ty.soycnlh street in tho city Of Wheel
ing.
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Wnnihrr lnuIrAnona.

WAsnINaroS, March u, A. M-.For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling,
fulluNel by rising barometer, east tot
lowed 10y colder north 10 west winds,
cloudy weather rain 81 snow, followed
ia 10 western portions 10y clearing
weather.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather,
hSht SNOW, east Hinls, higher lempera'
lute aud lower barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

rralps l.s,IuF CuJunh5- tt 8 nr.N aud ~
n nan tvi,v Through tulUtrn tNprr.
lr.,yss ts,i,twb dHlly ryrrVt SUNDAY az = Wf
a with sltrp.rE ear tstUtrhri arriving l0'hta
goat 1.Tu unvt moplur I'm, can hc 1870 ll'.'
H. atyaurr AZ Union uorct t,rkDt ohcv. tn,um'
bus
l'ullmau.sdrtN iug ut'm t.ryIint chn hNukt
without tnaurs frHu -tsHr. tir E't e. tnia
d,lphih aI q Sew NnTA. ari Wet g., '"'hnoe.'
t1nstunsf. Iuul,, .tlc. induuapo,s and -
Louis ,t
For o. rough ticket, beu,n 70 thsess, slgeRlnG
car af,ummus lations aud tuV nrinet lntofnlh
nj pau. ttaniiIe DcpOt tot ut kiCyenih trrct cr
M ttty react OlAoe uudcr Ncl.uv hon-r'
Nhvcllug -.
u. ". Saldwy,l. Gyoyutl Ntnag'r Coinnleur.
% ~. 4 q Nrlru urncrAl tgsScngcr and itckrt
Avvpt Columbus a. nNV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

no CUICAUU UUIy " II0uWI
tt,yr Arcom ENPU'ss

gtpulruyl.ig recommendation leaves hellsAfN AZ
tbFu ur.ig"pu az 300, ana arrNcs AZ A'eu
bnuIilts "a. 4. 90 O.. 81. .,..
Irag., -tru}suy,ilr ~ 80 4. n, hrllgepot
.fsbI a. A. au,,, 81 u'llaitr nt9o A. n
o.. .Hutut.llv Nv.HWmwbiinn, ln ~ llIoh
,.rr... r..f..4r tfip tu and irum StUu benvlllg
VIA rU.. tl. following frtpa tctSecn helssir
aul NuHu.H Ferry :.
'' - l'B r.
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'RCEs or nEkF CArfLg AZ ruE Make


The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted to 1915 head, against 1857
last week and l,0;g head the cOrrcspon.
ding week OF last year, aud the sales
during the week amounted 10 l,0tI
head. against 0l6 last week and g55
the corresponding week Of last year, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
rnrr,nnmninr Reonri

As taken at Schnorfs Opera House
drug store;
WEpNt HnAN,
1872 lNO
.7aNllN. N.srN7r ~.
"a a "a ~ ~ a. a 20
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
W. law rccc,yel an anonymous con-.

Wa have reviewed an anonymous COM
muuication, announcing that Il Vas
rhos. Th0ner. Instead Of = Shoner. who
lrclamed The American Patriot al
the last meeting Of the whelan Literary
society.
" you are troubled with dcnnged
kidneys delay not, but Ct one Of Prof.
Guilmcttc's French kidney Pads. and
you will be cured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11
Pllisnurnh. Cincinnaii 8 St. Louis

KNltWNN PAN lINNplE NuuTE
Il.ur trH,, Toe tl,st AMI wet Sow 10. iNn
lraius l.l,r rtp.l.HuItg hjHi i",t 'l Hl'Ncntt
street. u.a. public hGiug daily, cNNUt SUN
day a. follows.
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Trustees Snlc Of Centre Wiiccl'
Ing l,rOpCrll.

my VIRTUE OF A pEIp or TRUST MADE
Is by William Manion and bridget his wife,
io the undersigned trustee. dated May q, 1919, and
rccoricd In the oalcc Of the Clerk 81 'hs .oupy
trust book NJ ~, pax- 6i7, VIII on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10. $50 :,
Gommcncig q ~ O'Clock EsSc q, 70 o ~,
county, West virginia, Ia IN" highest and best
bidder the following dcsctib'd real estate, that
n Ia say: A certain portion of lot numLofvl
ninety one " The addition to w, 'lv oi Wnccl
lng. West Virginia laid out by Lon and Chap
line situated un the west Side Ot Market strct,
in the sixth wari and north ~ Twenty fourth
street (old name flrt street., ,hih part ~ said
LOT being bounded a. iullavs, NJ lcslnnins AZ
a point on The south line II mid lot No VI forty
frst east NJ the southwest corner II aid hot
thon,r east along tho south limo of sail lot ~
feet thence arrrss said lot w. feet morc OF less,
thence wet ?, feet. thence south Cd feet Ia the
place Uf beginning
TIuNs ov sALT -Oncthifl " the purchHso
money. and ~ much more ~ the pnrchhnof may
elect To- pay, IN uwh the rcsltuc Ia two equal
est from day Of sale. pun hascr giving notes
secured by decd OF irust and policy ot ins'ir
ancc on the property. iordcicrra paylncnls
The title u NE said property Is believed Ia be-
such title m IA vested IN ~. ~ sali decd II trust
WIN =, HUBBARD, Trustee.
Tho above mlo is postponed nntIl saturday.
January H. iS'0' "WiGtoiiiIIl'Shab iAsp. Trustee.
Tho above sale IN adjourned until saturday,
January "a, 1880, at W o'cluck A.
", T. HUBBARD. Trustee.
The above sale Ia adjoumei until saturday.
''"'"' ". I. miinnARp. Trustees
W u. HALiER. Aurtonccr Jazz
Tho above salo il adjourned until MTUR
DAY, February n. iNSO, nj W. IN
fog ". i. HUBBARD, Trustee.
The shove sale II postponed untli SArtRpA
March q. lsa0, atp ~ IN, ,
tea W. J.. UHhAkD, trustee.
The above sale IA postponed until SATURDAY
March 20. iss0, at $50 A.
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IaAssPosIArles.
CLEVELAND & PITTsBURe r. q
Condensed Time Card
anlNa KAET AND WIZ.

On aud Glter Soy q lSl9, az trains vii run
daily (exCpl SnndAy1 n ptiows
afhruuFh trains " fituoun<h.
2fhrough truins % Cleveland.
lThrOufh trains On chicago.
culinary tar.or Cars b0iweSn wslisyills and
cleveland
hotel and STEPPING Cars on all trAips between
AlliantV ana Chicago.
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As the best remedy Tor Frost, Bitten
Feet, we eau recOmmend the uss Of Or.
JACOBS On.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

PIANOS TO rent Tor $40, sl2, $40 and
SIS per quarter, at Sheib's, Washington
Hall, Two good secondhand Pianos
for salp at brrgain.
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Gas Shades u every siEs aud style
ailiutchins' Art store.
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,tnpn.lF Whom frHNurd a' sherman llous'.
Etfa,tIls Nest Wla. Tina FIl br,yrl itll
Tsatis aul taA.agy sh,,kH 20 all principal
,,,tv - in tre Fttt and West can b. prJyurgd at
he ticket One iD Wtivrut y " NnkhS,
nova t.ouerl la.,yugcf a Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-11

Leave Wheeling ...............N.ll a. " lNF
IruluIpbIn Accommodation.
leave N lUgIlua .....s... ....ss N J" q - . Il. y
uskstI D. Ull prtHy.VI. IH..ts nU .',D AZ delot
t,t.rt. ttItn A., frs trryrIi-f puNlir ClHc +tluy
slv,n " ~ ttENENtS, ". q A.
ID i. pEXEWII# V.rrnl NErut. Wheeling
UnVfa
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100
ChI|dIen's Carriages Arriving

TuILD's SLEEPING CARRIAGE WHO
Tor comfort, perfect fc,, " every par 81 Do
rhili's body, oay riding aud grnrisl uuIip
unriyrled Tho back of the scat Il aiirtats
hlsh, and the exact shape ~ child's bad
II 40 constructed that child can BE- plac~littT
desired position stIalghi, reclining ~ NH
down. fhs seat T. n maltrars. divided into"
az moro parts, scvod together N iuii'e
plsros, which when iollcd, torms The ssi
laid out, IL a soft and comfortable I'D T.
adjustable appalnlus II strung and VII PIE
ont of order while this Ia not intrhdr1n
invalid carriage, II certainly has no rquE =
children having weak backs. spinal dis asfs !
They are most cmphatcaily What We slain =
them "littlc beds on Wheels. 1hh hs,lGd
light. we'll finished aud handsumc cnfrlHg, -
Ing on full steel springs, front AMI ha'l. ul
movable top, aud combining all The imrrl@
features ~ other carriages, With H. oNn i''fli
strong advantage. The carriage mn" 10 sen
be- appreciated twill sell al, lght -.
JOS GRAVE
tsO Wheeling. so!' irn
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S.. o. nH .Ifgu,'. uuhI ta. Boz" ,ruuc'u"n
f.rth.,R... ur .trjuHEy
lr.,.... ...H.F. I.Efl .. o. rn,h hnd o'''t'nA
Car. uu H|t af.U' tH,u.
tl.H. t,.4f... .iHrH YfF uttr I,t nh l"'ht
.utfI arl southwest Nlrth aud Northwest
mai Inns mi. e iTsirnb,e flun t'r yol"ulds and
,.rrs,n. moving b. the Frtat Wet and tn whom
partIrnlrr attention o. gi'En. .
40 n .tbantal ss,tiHuu byJwccu MhrSlins
and GNttm, .,.,,,,,,
WtiEri lNti. rrrrUyEJti AND bNLrlNORk
IINIelUN.
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.AlTlaORE & 0Hl0 r. R. CO,
E,sJJlv Nu1HsJSS

ia. r.la... Nav. If. lN-l, Passenger Trains
,uiI.a..,rs t.uuWs wheeling time;
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Merchmnis' lunch ai tlie New
Ncl.ure House sample Room
rrom g.J0 until IiiJO every day.
Try a, gentlemen.
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/
we're as follows:
| T. baltimore butcher ........,.... SIC
To country icaicr'.
70 eastern buyer ... ~
To Washington city butchers. 70
| -
Total sales i,0n
Dealers generally, while reporting the
market without animation, say prices
are something lrmer than last week,
though without any quotablc differ.
oncc In prices, whilo lew III them
think thore IN no difference. The quail.
ity Ol Ibe offerings shows q slight aver
aye improvement on those OF last week,
there being long line Of middlcs and
fewer Ol a common order, while the tops
were fully equal ~ those Of last week.
Superior western Cattle constitute al.
most always the stock sold.at our top iig.
ufcs, While at long intervals others nj.
tain those prices Quotations, s.. SOC,
- o. per 100 lbs; most sales being from
iicD5l cts.
MICH cows.
Extra cows In lair demand; common,
dull, prices, s2oC@i5 head.
svISL
Arrivals ihs week Tlls
Arrivals one yuAr aso -... .....-.. ana
REAAKKs.
With some increase Ia the receipts we
see no Improvement In the quslity, but
rather the reverse. tho offerings genef-
ally being Of lighter weight than those
OF last NecE Prices, considering dual.
ity, show little. II any, variation. We
quote ri jiGf6 cor rough hogs, stays and
sows, aud the better grades, 8i(SGt with
selections at "a cts. most OF the sales
being made At GtCs5i eta.
sHEEF AID LANBs.
Arrivals this week .....-......-. ......... eli
ArrVals last wrst .-... -..-......-- va
arrivals one yeaf Ag9 Les
RENAHgs.
The supply 10 much lighter than the
limited offerings % last week, nor Ia the
quality as god. The demand shows
an Improvement, IA also do prices. We
quote common 10 fair sheep ai 600 cts.
aud good ~ extrn, GOO. cts, wii6 lair
prospect for cool stock, OF which fuller
receipts are expected shortly, when
clipped shcsp are looked ior. Lambs,
Stsbt ets. ~ tfI l't'ltflF
New York.
Nav Yosx. March lo.-Bssvss-R$
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.

The above sale il postponed until SATURDAY,
March 20. iss0, at $50 A.s
mrp w, u, HUBBARD, liustcr,
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lpbeelius Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

InaO. TO New Advertisements.
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Tho above Salo l. adjourned until SATUR
DAY, February u. iss0, ntp1, As
frg ". l.. III IhARD, Trustee.
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The above sale sadJonruci until saturday.
''''"' 80 " T. HuRnARp. Trustee.
W uALLER, Aurtionccf. Iag7
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-09

The Trustees of the A. NJ. E.
Church have decided to give festi-
val at that church next Tuesday
evening, April 18th, for the purpose
of raising funds to pay off the in
debtedness of the church The ad-
mission price has been fixed at the
small sum of 10 cents, and the toll
lowing named persons will act as
the committees, which is a sufficient
guarantee that the entertainment will
be q success Mrs. Eliza Marion, Mrs.
Eliza Reynolds. Mrs. Nancy Phillips
Misses Sadie Scott, Lula B. Haw-
kins, Mrs. Martha Jennings, j. M.
Chrisman, r. Jackson. Doorkeeper-
Mr.. David Ware.
Let everybody go aud enjoy them
selves, and at the same time help tht
church out Of debt. We hope thu
Trustees that success they deserve.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-09


AN. Z. church. Rev. j. W. Braxton
pastor, 2nd. and Madison streets. Serve
es at II o'clock 4. m, and : ?. M, sunday
school $50, p. III.
End Baptist church. Rev. j. t. Thomas
pastor. Services at ii a. m. and : p N.
Sunday school at 8 O'Clock, lst and Madi-
son streets.
Ind NJ. Z. church Rev. T. Merritt
pastor. on Van Duran ana 18th. Services
at II O'Clock a. IL. and ?. III. SUNDAY
school At 9 o'clock Il. m.
Congregational church or Kansas ave
bet. 7th and S.h Rev. De Hart pastor
Services nc i q. NJ. and 2. III.
Cumberland Pres byterian church on IN
| and Jackson: Rev l.. Ful1right pastor
/ Services AZ / Am. and : p. Ii. SUNDAY
/ school o. clocE p. II.
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Topeka. Rev. ". q. Lynch. pastor. ser
vices at 3. 2. IN. and 30, P III. aunda.
4 sahnol AT 20
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-09
a BEAUTIFUL usCrEIRE.

The following item is clipped from
the Ledger in reference to those refu-
gees who have dared GO to Emporia,
and we ask the Refugee Board sin
the name of God and humanity" to
look into the matter:
"Our city is now crowded with COL
ored refugees far beyond its capacity
for accommodation, aud much sick
ness and destitution exists among
them. To make things worse, they
brought with them from the land of
The Bull-doZer, BOwie+knife and shot
gnn, very malignant type of measles,
which has not only proved a sad
afflictiOn among themselves. but has
spread disease and death widely over
the city, county and adjacent terri.
tory. The condition OF many OF
those negroes is truly alarming. Al
the old, tumble-down buildings in
the city-unfit for a white man tc
live in--are crowded with these poor
people Half clad, half starved ant
uncleanIy negro children swarm th'
streets and beg from door to door fo
cold victuals and old clothes. FO
the sake Of the health of its inhabit.
ants and good name of the city, some
thing should be done to remedy thi
state of things. Il is sad, sa'
comment on modern civilization tha
in this land of plenty-this especial
favored land of Kansas, where ther
are thousands and tens of thousand
Of acres of land crying aloud for
hand to cultivate them-there shoul
be so much want and misery"
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-09
a. DEgasEcRE Feast.

Several Of the young ladies and
gentlemen OF the Second Baptist
Church, have organized what is
known as the Topeka Musical Club,
and some time in May they propose
giving at Union Hall, in this city a
grand musical feast, for the benefit
Of that church. The enterprise is q
good one, and we feel confident OF
the fast that the young people VIII
receive liberal patronage from our
citizens. The proceeds will be ap-
lied to the building fund, and the
concert should receive all necessary
encouragement Some Of the best
musical talent IN our city have voIun'
teered their services. We hope tn
concert all the success it deserves.
Herald of Kansas., 1880-04-09
q POE71.

The following beautiful lines are
original, and is proof OF the f~ct that
as Spring dlaweth nigh the average
lady's heart turns to poetry. These
lines were sent to young man IN
this city by lady who we now
crown as "poetess laureate of To-
pekA":
Oh! how humble you are,
| grant you the "boon;"
May it grind your teeth
Like an old mill-stOne.
And I'll grant you every other
Request that Sou pray;
If you only keep your
Darling self away.
1t is unnecessary to state that th'
Young man "wilted" from the shock
and is now in the hands of a physi
clan. His recovery is doubtful.