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sac ACCIDENT.
Little Granville Moore Seriously Ia
~ Jared 6y . norse.


A sad accident, and one which cast
q gloom over the community, happened
yesterday 10 little Granville Moore, the
eldest son of Mrs. r. 3. Van TasseL.
In the forenoon he went out riding on
his favorite pony, but without a saddle.
Granville, although but q small boy, is
q first class rider. In this case, how
ever. unusual circumstances interviewed
that would have unseated the best Of
riders. While riding along at a pretty
fast gait on Sixteenth street, and while
nearly opposite the residence of Mr.. J.
ID. Corey, q horse which was being
ridden by another person just ahead of
him, kicked his pony in the face, which
caused him to stop short in his fast
career, throwing the little fellow clean
over his head to the ground. The boy
was full of pluck, however, and chung
to the bride rein. Whether the pony
kicked him or stepped upon his head is
not very clear. but his scalp was cut
open from near the top of his head
around to q point about half way be-
tween the left ear and the base of the
skull. At the same time he received
other wounds and injuries about the
face and head, but not Of such a serious
character. Three or four little girls
and boys were the only ones who were
in the immediate vicinity at the time,
and Of course a only give a very i'm
perfect account of the. accident.
Aroused by the cutlery, Mrs. J. D. Corey
ran out to the rescue Of the. little fell
low, took him in her arms and carried
him across the street to her residence.
Blood flowed ~profusely from the
wounds, literally covering the bed and
even dripping through it to the floor.
Meanwhile the boy was totally un-
conscious. Medical assistance was at
once called in, and in, a short time the
child was conveyed to the residence of
Mrs. Van Tassel. on ferguson street.
The little fellow returned to conscious
ness. however. before this happened,
and exclaimed, 20 don't tell mamma,
for she is sick. and It will almost kill
her." He was right; for when little
Granville was brought home bleeding
and mangled, Mrs. Van Tassel tainted
away several times, and when our re-
porter called last evening she was still
nearly oyerwhelmed by the terrible ac-
CIutuL< rs . E LHM f
Drs. Corey and Barkwell are in attend
apce on 'tha unfortunate boy, and yes
tdrday afternoon they put the patient
uhder the influence Of c~hloroform,
dressed his wounds and sewed up the
ugly cash in his head. The investiga-
tipn showed that the skull has not been
fractured, and while the injury is a
very serious IL not a dangerous one,
tie chances are that he will Gov in
time. A great many people called yes
terday after the news had spread, to
express their sympathies with Mrs
Van Tassel, to whom she feels very
grateful for their kindness. and espe-
cirlly toward Mrs. Corey, who came to
the rescue of her boy when be might,
perhaps, had 1t not been for her, sus-
tanned still greater injuries.
This is the second time Granville has
been injured by a horse, having been
kicked by one near Sidney, which re-
suited in the loss of nine teeth and a
terrible cash in the left side of the face.
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The children of the NJ. E. sabbath
school are requested to be at the parson
, 1881-03-18

SEVERAL. prominent merchants Of New
York telegraps,oA tn Secretary Blaine yes-
to-day tint restrictions wcro being piaceA III
the 1ay Of admitting purk shipments from
this country Into Frnnce, tho sail ship
ncnts having been sent from this country
before tho recent prGhlbitory cdlcts
wero announced lit France. a1ll that lanel
injury WINS being dono to shippers thereby.
Secretary BaInu Immediately tolographett
tllAt ho liad instructed Minister Noyos In the
matter. Tho probability Ii ti!at tho French
Government will nudity thelr course because
Of 1lr. D!ntne's prompt uctlon.
, 1881-03-18
WHAT ltE WILL. III.
4pfttQ} 0tsplt<h Ia ThS Ehftuao Tribune.

Special Dtspleh 10 Ths ChteaQo Ttfbun4.
WAsll1SaToS, d. e., AtArch ia friend
WHO las opportunity tn know suites tiat the
following Is Tie position Ut Mallono relatlyH
to the Republicans in tho Senate: "So {ar
from betnK Il seeker nfter patronage, liz the
two-cent politicians pretend. 3lahono has
carefully a,ld very distinctly causuA the lEe-
publican stdU to understand TINT lle asks Iiu
tnyors; that aID does not commit ltself!rrey-
ocably to t!lepl; that he wants to see what
will bo tho cfl,rso Ut tho Administration
toward the South. and menus to support 1t
III all Just allA wiso measures and nuno
others; md tllat, according to Ills best
Judgment, l,e will tn that III the Senate alnt
III lIls avn StAte Which sllnll tend tO br!ng
peacs and good will to thu State, tho South,
needed !tl this direction hu believes tn be
tho destruction Ut whit Is called thu SOLID
Soutl,,' atd this in Ills State can bo dono
unly by subscribing a,ll Dreaktng tic power
OF thv AlltI-pr0grcssIye, intolcrant, mud
bIgoteu bourbon purity which sails under tho
natnu OF Democracy"
EFFECT IN THE SOUTH.
Gehtlemet Nrrlylng hero fr0M various
parts Ut thu SulIth represent that tllo position
tukBn by Ar. Nallunu nnt1 tho certainty 0f III
creAtlnK q revolution III HlrElnla politics Is
: having u.l,cll effect. rho belief seems to DO
gcnoral that tho Independent movement,
which has exhibited It's grcutcst strength !n
SuyurNE Ut thu Suites III the election ot llIe,a-
berS Ut thu Legislature, will now receive
great impetus. THIS Is rou,rtel 10 l'e cer-
tuin In Alabama, wllere the Nortilsrn part Ut
thu State Illus alrealy pollcG heavy intle-
pendent vote, and gentlemen sEa.n u,at Sec
tl0n NOW feel tho greatest encouragement
, 1881-03-18

EpMuSn YATEg paper hns discovered that
Alexander III. Is iineal descendant of tho
first OF the fools called Georges, and
that In tho event Of tho dealt,
Ut tho Prince of Wales ail his sous
and daughters, Of tho Duke of Edtnburg
and his offspring, aud several OTHER members
of the English Royal family, he may become
a claimant for the English throne. The
danger is too remote, a,nl nobody but Ed
mund Yates would lIave lad tho l,ardilsood
to attempt tt make sensation out OF tho
lnnttur.
, 1881-03-18
LINCOLN,

gptttat Dspatth to Ihs Chicago 7rfbuns.
WASlIlS0TDN, u. e., Nlhrch 17.-trho pres-
8ure f0r otlIcu llAs been 80 great that Secro-
tary Robert Lincoln hus been obliged to
ptncn himself behind Il barrier Of rules. Ha
l,as issued un order III regard to his ofIcIa,
hours. From 10 to l O'Clock Members ~
Congress atnl people not connected with tie
Department will 6a received. From to :
O'Clock leats Ut Bureaus a,lu officers OF the
Department whu have business with thu
Secretary will be admitted. After o'clock
NIL vii! bo excluded, und officers Of the De-
partnIeilt Mre requested not to call unless
specially Invited. The following order Issued
BY Secretary Lincoln Is postet around nbuut
the War Department.:
It not banR possthe for tho Secretary OF War
to l!ear Hr.GIlnI applications fur kshlps cto,
h. directs lhat ro prrson e atlin1ttu1 70 200 hltn
Mposs ~ viii the ctsf Cissk. wo wi! Ill suSiaIt it
thom.
GEN. DENJAsl1y LINCOLN
was the first Secretary OF WAr, lilo was np-
polluted III l7hl. The lust Secretary Of War
lust uny hundred years difference between
tho duties Of nppolit'nvnL A. picture Ut thB
tttst Secretary llnllEs upon tue walls Ut thu
department. nltl picture OF tho present ono
lAtlons1,lp butWeen tbs two.
pllIvAvE SECRETARY.
Secretary. Lincoln hna appointed Mr.
Charles y. Sweet, OF Chicago, as Ills prtrAtu
sucrctury. Mr. Sweet Arllyrtl hpre lust night,
and oilteretl upon Ills duties. lie has Ieuli
III Aly. llhchln's law 0llico IN Chicago for thu
pnst tlve years. Technically. the Secretary
nllt a!o Gun appoint u clcrk ul'a detail tlla for
tlUt KtfYIEe.
, 1881-03-18

A. BOX containing considerable lot Of
gunpowtler was found In tho vicinity OF the
London Mansion-llouse yesterday. a. fuse
was attached to tho boz, and had BEEN fgnited
by some paper when 1t wns discovered by Il
policeman. 1t Is believed TINT II WIS placed
By Fctia!Is for thu purpose Of blowing up
the Mnnslon-I1ouse In revenge for Mayor
McArthur's having voted for tho Irish Gu
crciOn bill.
, 1881-03-18

GoscJIES. the British Minister to Constall-
tinop!c, u'u IlatzfeId. tho German Minister,
are totally Mt variance with the French and
Italian Ministers as to tho terms on which
Turkey and Greece should agree.
, 1881-03-18

SENATOR EEMuADs has gone to Florlda
for tho belluilt 0f Ills health. lie is threat
tnud with bronchitis. lie has paired With
Senator Vance. OF North Carolina. lgood
peopls will wish that the Vermont Senator
will soon be- restored to health.
, 1881-03-18

GEs, GRANT ls said to llayo severed all
connection with tho Worlds Fair Commits
sion, OH account of Important business re-
quirlng his pressnce III Mexico. It Is thought
1hB Worlds Fair business will not bo pro-
cecdcl with in consequence.
, 1881-03-18

TnE frfsl'-A1ncrtcnn societies throughout
the country pretty generally refrAtnctl from
street paradca yesterday. Lectures took ths
paco Of the pnrntcs, alid In most Of the cities
Throughout the United States tic lectures
were large1y attended. The proceeds 80 to
the paritell 14and-l.cague Fund.
, 1881-03-18

THE Democratic caucus las determined to
recommend l3ayard for Chairman Of tic Fri
yatc Land Claims Committee. salisbury for
Chairman Of tho Committee oil Iseyolut[on-
ary ClnE1ns, JolInston for Chairman Of tie
EnErossed Bills Committee, and Tonrtlees for
tic Special Committee on Librury Accont1lo-
tlntiOus.
, 1881-03-18
SUICIDE,

spftta! ptpateh tu Ias chteaao 1rtbans.
TEna.E nAuTE, Ind, March l7.-August
Derntl. clgasmakor, shut hlulselt In tho
head to-day, mud tliel instantly. Domestic
difficulties was tha chuse.
I'ItEBlplo, Tex, March 1.-THE Coromef's
Jury III the case Ut Oul. UPTON found y yer.
diet Ut suicide, due " aIl Uyertasku4 bratIl,
ttIe result Ut tha expected failuse Of the work
1u which he MAS enK4Ked.
, 1881-03-18

IT Is stated that Gorham, Of California,
Will bo elected Secretary ot the Senate, Il
post which lie hold once before, aid
N[an!stree, of Virginia, n I.eadjuster, Ser
geant~at-Arins. Tho latter Is friend Of
Malone, ID.
, 1881-03-18

Il s1Nau1.Als occurrence took plnco at
Florence. s, c., yesterday. James Best,
whIlo undor an applo.ttoo In DR.. Nceso's
orchard ut TINT place, WIS struck BY light
Ming, Ills grave dug by the bolt, and himself
buried therein.
, 1881-03-18

a NEW per cent Government soan has
bcen determined oil by tha Fronch Govcrn-
.nent, and tho French people arc exceedingly
ni,x&ous to take up tlla loan. All enormous
crowd assembled before tho Treasury Office
In Paris yesterday to invest In tho now bontls.
, 1881-03-18

IT Is stated TINT the Ambassadors OF tho
European nations at Constnnt!n0ple l,ave
decided TINT (ireeco ought to accppt tho
terms o!forod by Turkey on Oct, 3. 1850, III
addition to the Island Ut Crcte, as full sntls-
faction Of oil Its clAlsns.
, 1881-03-18

Mr. GEORGE JONES, OF the Now York
Times, announces that the fund for Gen.
Grant has reached tho sun. Of $3.50 oo0. which
will yleld m annual Income Of $4,000.
From the statements made 1t appears that two
subsuEibers have contributed $4,000 each,
three subscribers $4,000, eighteen subscrib-
, 1881-03-18

TnE lloS. EMERY y. s1..,tts1ss delivered tho
address to tho ir's-An,h1..{!ean societies in
Farwcll Hail Inst oyt,,t d, Congressman
Ford having fatlctl to PIT I, MI appearance.
1hu audience was not ,t3aM1, disappointed,
rs Mr. Storrs WIS far 1no: e; Effective than Mr.
Ford could have beer. MP.i
, 1881-03-18

TIE Iowa Lantl-Leaglors met In Conve,l-
tlon ut Dcs alolnes yesterday. Addresses
were .nado by tho Rev. A1r. Lucas, Of t,e
Christian Church, ex-Gov. Merrill, and
Vicar~Gencral Brazil, Of tho 1loman Catholic
Church.
, 1881-03-18

THE tirecnbnck Central Club of San Tran-
cisco has adopted resolutions tntlorsing tlle
assassination of the Car. Per co,.tra, tie
Socialists of Detroit have denounced tue
rawlings OF Jnstus Schwnu, the New York
Nihilist, US ittlotic aud harmful. tending 10
defeat tho objects Of tho Laoor-1leform
ulrtH.
, 1881-03-18

FRANK WARNER, " coloFed man, outraged
n young white Indy, Miss Laura Edison. at
Fort Worth, Tex, yesterday. lie has BEEN
arrested, and will probably be lynclled.
, 1881-03-18

A noMp Of very destructive pro pertIes was
found In the pocket Of Roussaloff, tho Nil,i!-
ist, when he Was arrested. It weighed SIX
pounds, and wns rather formidable.
, 1881-03-18
cite Gribn11te.

s.H- Ptrso,M uuuifc t1 i,ttrchasc copfta " T'ilE
CiiCAun Tribune at Ntus dgcaefra nH,l ou rttH-
aesy trains 1ritrc Chrag1 3aDerx *oi .ot4 con-
(trd nrr hB reporting ue facts t0 tts nD|ce, Vfu-
ing full particulars
, 1881-03-18

ARcHntslIor CRoTE. Of Cashol, tlcnounccs
tile attack made by Archbishop McCabe on
tho Ladies' Land Leaguo Of ireland, md u
tlrst-clnss. ecclesiastical row Is promised lii
TIC Green Isle In consequence.
, 1881-03-18

IT Is thought that the Beers will accept
the terms offered them by tho British rcprc-
sentativcs. Tie Door leaders, however, IT,
serye their decision on sulne points.
, 1881-03-18

PORE LEO XIII. las Issued MI encycilcal
letter proc'aiAtng jubilee from March 10 to
Nov. l, for European nhtlons, nnd from
Nov. to jan. for tic rest Of the world.
, 1881-03-18

that, Mt tia canning = I'm. th;a e,ranpth
VIII bo largely incrt~-. -, and that pcfort
wcit rs Virginia viii Withdraw fron, tha
"ao)IIl sonth ], S"' ~"
MS POLITICAL POSITION.
Special to Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, u. T., March lJ-An init.
mnta friend Of the Virginia Senator tnIked
freely, Tonight, about Ills relation to patr,,n.
"ss. "s.,,. an'S een1lena1' sala nus position was
pecnl'af' Ho could have carried Virginia.
upon very different plan from that adopted,
aIld when tho facts were all understood Il
would be clear that t1e was more of n f,epuh.
llcan that a Democrat, Tie Doarhons, BY
willci name tue Democrats are known in
Vfrginfn, fought him to the last lie VIA
further removed from them nv thetr o,yn
co,trsn towards him in Virginia +hom frn,,,
saaa ss nopnu'cl.s. WHY n .au nos SHOWN hlm my
Special antngonIs'n, further than to maintain
q strict party line agatnst lin, so far as they
could control their voters. many of wIInm
hrkc ayov ami All In ,,'"m5 ~ ~ -. "non1
..'.'.'.t ,' ~ u""o''1I" H4'n w '''' p"ta'
..'''. .' i" ILL.,, ''a"e' !n""onoH op!cc4 WIS
p"'t.s !" u's,ae tae "Ilte Vo.e' anu ofcak ne
p"ck oi inc boafooh control Senntor Hill
was tho flttess man IN thu Senate to represent
the Bourbon spirtt, and hiy course the other
tIny cyemt]Eflrd the coursa of tha nort, In
virginia. they hive always tried to whip
HAM, a,,,. h. s.;, ~ ~ ,W..,.a s ue.u 'a.u
anybody for tie patronage, but lle had al,
ready demonstrated TINT In. dfsarvat1 ,'ronars
recognition Of the party with Which he cast
his vote, and there was no doubt that this
wnn1l IN, nccnr,lad m lin, orI rnt f,r tho
sole FpnsOfl tint In lali
, 1881-03-18

PLAcAnDs congratulatlng The NlhilIsts OF
the world OF tho assassination OF tic Gar
have bccB posted on tho dead walls Of Paris.
One arrest llas been u,atle III connection with
tim u,utfnr
, 1881-03-18

IT IS said tint the German Crown rrtnce
is afraid to 60 to st. Petersburg 10 attend tho
Cars funeralt The Elhlllsts, It is feared,
inny throw bombs.
, 1881-03-18

FunY, ONO Of tllc Lnnt-Leaguors who has
been nrrested. has BEEN served with notice
to quit In kllsnalnham Jall. This looks o
iitt1o like carrying persecution too far.
, 1881-03-18

THERE was serious disturbance at tho
camp ut Aldorslot yesterday batween tho
English mud Irish soldiers. Several of tho
latter llnvo.heen arrested.
, 1881-03-18

Tile 1lov. Deun Terry, Of Ottawa, in this
State. has been transferred by Archbishop
Fecan to this city. Ills people at Ottawa
yesterday presented him with Ill address
n1lu gold chntice worth 350.
, 1881-03-18

ers 5000 three subscribers e2,50}, two SUBJ
scr!l~rs s..00o md forty-ciRht subscribers
Si,oo0 cacl1. f. u. ,forgan, Oliver Iloyt, md
fiCorgD Jones arG 1nttlc trustees Of tho fund
, 1881-03-18

H. G. WEIGH, ut ono tlno leader Of
gang Of assastns and rnbbc1s in Texas, was
arrested yesterday In California, Mo.
, 1881-03-18

FROM present appearances 1t would seem
TINT AID. Clark will be nominated for Mayor
on tho first ballot iii the Republican Co1lycll-
ton next week.
, 1881-03-18

AND now 1t turlls out that there wns no
row In Clifden, rs the cab1e nIan would have
lis believe yesterday. The cnbte man Is
usually wrong.
, 1881-03-18

,K,hnu. ~ CARD.
Austrs = Me asxHraMcsf from hundreds or r4ts-
Ma,o.t ax o"r ttatts@utI Collars (couii i,s1e4i
e Or tm.9,s!P " eaMphor} ura u snfe f,rets.4t-
~ d.. ."3shrrits aud uIl throas ro,,ll l,tsit4f4.
A{kSHx AeattA. sseat,Iexs, us4*t efa.sostu.
= <V.s ~ 4{4ItsuAt-st., TFtt.$Ma Hi1.
, 1881-03-18

$. T. McIsEAvy, II iumbernlan of Midland,
Micl,., llas failed. Liabilities, So, ,o00; nsscts
nominal.
, 1881-03-18

JupdE d. G. VENAnrE ,sas rttn over by 4
wagon at DuMison, Tex, yesterday, nnd
killed. lIo formerly resided nts Frankfort,
IT..
, 1881-03-18
Tile Irish DisRrmfng bill lIas passed q Sec
ord reading III tho House Of Lords.

K1Sa OSCAR II Of. Sweden and Norway IL
seriously III. 1t Is thought tl.ut he will nut
recover. + Il
, 1881-03-18

WAnnES MlrCl1Er.r., mn ex-conyict, struck
Henry Bragg at GnlllpolLs, O., yesterday,
with MI ax, iutiict!ng probably fatal wound.
, 1881-03-18

THERE seems to prevail! ut Constanttnoplc.
and other places It's well, the opinion TINT tho
Greco-Turklsh difficulty will end in war.
, 1881-03-18

TIE new Car and CzartMa 1nyc taken tip
their residence iii the Winter Palace.
, 1881-03-18

sf.SNIE E'1t0CEEDINHa,
The credentials Of Sen;ltor Ettgerton, of
0nth Of olce.
Mr. leutIcton saEt l1e lad received infor-
nation which induced him to believe that il
Wonad be impossible to obtain yote ltpnll
therefore moved to adjourn. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
, 1881-03-18

dit. FRANCISCO GAKctA CA1nEHoN l,as
been nominated Provisional President Of tho
Peruvian Republic.
, 1881-03-18

FAIR weather atll stationary or lower tc1,l-
pcrnture for this ree[o,l to-day.
, 1881-03-18
Reception by tho President to Mem
bers Of Congress ss-Edmunas'
Health.
Interesting Developments in
the Northern Illinois Mar
shalship Contest.
The President Referred the Case
to Attorney General Mac
Veagh for Decision.

Attorncy-Gencral MacVcngh De-
cltlcd Against the Appoint
nlent Of 4. NJ. Jones.
, 1881-03-18

SOCIAL,
RECEPTION AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
Special D4pateh 10 7ns Chicago 1%lbuaA
WAsnlS0voN, u. C., March l7.-Iherv wn&
latga reception ut tha WAite House To-
, 1881-03-18

that, Mt tile coming !: On, this strength
will be largely incrt-.., =, and that bcfort
another Presidential c1ectton Alahalna M
we'll rs Virginia will Withdraw from. tho
"Solll South"
, 1881-03-18

they will mt filfbuster, but It lnoks ,,nw rs II
q majority Vt tho Democratic Senators may,
Without united action tho ligi,: can1,ot bu
thatfu very effective
, 1881-03-18
: FIRM CIItfNrII.S.


r., DISSOLUTION.
atfsts Htn9sshp " G0oExg c. Le,,ka aud IIs4rY ].
%thjs rItf sta!urv g buslnls ut III Wpst Ilkiiat1.
y: III i. Aaar tls nane " tieurKa T. lunko Ci..
Eltnir HIssU!Sba " Mutuui agreement. GrHsgu
~ nAtinn w 1rAil sud nrnl. al4 1tenFy hauy1ra
I'd eSs.Mnto tna b4slne.4 a!ld Will cnIlucf Ill nuluA
.thtcayn lEuItiE u EEAKE,
-. -44tGL ~. lhst. HENRY j. HlEfkttA.
, 1881-03-18
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Another Day Finds the United
States Senate Still in
Statu Quo.
The Democratic Senators Threat
en- to Filibustcr Against
Republican Officers.
Reception by tho President to Mem
bers Of Congress
Health.
Interesting Developments in
the Northern Illinois Mar
shalship Contest.
The President Referred the Case
to Attorney General Mac
Vcagh for Decision.
Attorncy-General N1acVcagh De-
cldcd Against the Appoint
Ilcnt Of a. NJ. Jones.
The President Then Sent for the Pa
pers, and Will Himself Decide
the Case.
Mahonc's Political Position - Bitter
Abuse Heapea upon Him III tic
Sonth.
Vigorous Handling Of the Pork Matter by
the Secretary Of state.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-11-01
ITEMS.

From the Bellaire Independent, 9th alt.
Mr.. Pat. Sherry, engineer on the B.
d s. W. Road, has moved his family
and household goods to Woodsfield.
Miss Isabel Thoburn left Bellare on
Wednesday for New York. whence she
will sail for India on the 26th. A union
missionary meeting was held at Bellaire
on the 18th inst, At which some of the
ladies Of the Bridgeport missionary so.
ciety were present, who presented Miss
Thoburn with the "missionary quilt"
made at Bridgeport, on which ESQ had
been raised for missionary purposes
Nartin's Ferry Times
Mr.. Mart. Hofer. brother Of our ex.
cellent tOwnsman, John Hofer, has pur-
chased the Touring mill at Belmont, and
has taken full charge OF it. These two
hrothers were for long time in the
Touring mill business at Baresville,
Monroe county, and many of our peo-
pie can attest to their ability as mille,s
because they used the -four they made.
We wish Mr.. Hofer success, and when
cur good friend John starts up down at
Moundsville, as he contemplates, we
are quite sure he will merit an excellent,
patronage from here.
The railroad meeting in City Hall 18th
inst. was we'll attended nv the suhstan.
tial men OF the city. Messrs. Palmer
and Col. Bostwick, of Marietta, made
statements in regard TO the scheme for
building the road, de-, &c., after which
several citiz ms OF Bellaire gave their
views in regard to the matter of raising
the sum required of this city. The
Chairman, Mr. W. G. Barnard, talked
to the point by saying he would give
81, 900. Mr. A. P. Tallman, offered y
resolution which was adopted, pledging
Bellaire to raise the required amount OF
stock There was remarkable unanim
ity in regard to the great advantage the
road would be to this city, and we do
not doubt that il the matter is worked
up as was the matter Of subscription ia
the B. & S. w. road. the money can al
be raised In few weeks. A committee
with power 10 appoint committees o.
FIVE 10 each ward was appointed, and
the meeting adjourned.
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J. L Brock is building an additional
story to Archie Barker's dwelling, the
appearance of main street thereby will
be materially enhsnced.
Mrs. Johr Boughner Sr., has been
sick for some days past, but is now
gradually convalescing.
DR.. Lapp paid our tows hving visit
at the commencement of the Reunion
We will not tell who visited W. In his
company as We are afraid of black eyes.
Audit. Atkinson paid our town visit
last week.
George Wilbur has located In our viii
lage; he is Q true son Of Crispin, and
can always be found ready for business.
Lew Christman and George are working
together.
Headly murdered Q blind pheasant
yesterday. Death to all asssssins.
j. NJ. Boughner Esq, married couple
at his school house last Monday evening.
Debate at the school house on Satur.
day evening, Nov. 9Th, between the
Catotic bar and John Suppes and the
house. K. Headly and Henry Maury.
CAToTIc