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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
Crop Futures.

On last Monday we drove over two
roads between here and Trenton, and
we are glad to say that we never saw
them in better condition at this sea-
son. The present road law seems to
be working finely. Farmers have
done an immense amount of blowing
and planting. A larger acreage than
usual has been planted in corn, and
cotton land is almost or quite ready
for the seed. Wheat looks vigorous
and some of it is heading. The pros
pect is good for large and early crop.
Fruit is also very promising. If we
can run two or three weeks longer
without a killing frost, "our fortune
will be made" This county is en-
phatically in good condition when
compared with others. There is lit.
tie debt, no suffering, and good out
look for the future.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
A. Jordan has received his Spring
Clothing.
All the Year Round.

/ call the attention of the public to
the fact that | constantly keep ON hand
a full supply of all kinds of meats.
During the time / have run butcher
shop in Milan have spared no pains
or perils to accommodate the public.
In 1878, during the yellow fever,
did not leave my post, but was ready
to supply the wants of my customers.
| have staid with the people, winter
and summer, while others have de-
serted them. Now, as the time of
year has come for me to make money,
| ask my friends to stick as close to
me as | have to them.
a. l.. WILLIAMS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
MILAN EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 1882.
OVER THE COUNTY.

The forests are gaily bedecked with
the beautiful dogwood blossoms.
Among the other distinguished gen.
tlemen in Trenton last Monday were
Mr.. Henderson, of the Rutherford
Courier, and Mr.. Kaufman. of the
Humboldt Argus.
The Quarterly Court last, Monday
and Tuesday did the usual routine
business-nothing of special interest
being done. The railroad compro-
mise case was postponed to the next
term.
The low tax committee.Tof this
county met in Trenton last Monday,
when speeches were made urging har>
mony and united action against the
republicans. We were unable to get
particulars of the meeting.
Rutherford Courier: The Mormon
Elder Hyde, who preached a series
of sermons in and around Kenton
last winter, is holding meetings at
Northern's school house this week.
II. B. Demaree, Right Worship.
full Grand Worthy something of the
Good lemplar order in Kentucky,
failed to keep his appointment for
this place last Thursday.
Rutherford Courier: On Monday,
9th inst, during a heavy shower, a
young man by the name of Baker,
from Crockett county, working on
Frank Brownlow's farm, two miles
north of Kenton, was struck by light
ming. He was at work in the field
when the rain came, and had taken
shelter under poplar tree, when the
electric fluid struck him and ran down
his left side, burning his skin and
tearing off one of his shoe heels,
causing him to be insensible for an
hour, when he revived and called for
assistance. He was carried to the
house, and everything done possible
for his relief. His sufferings were Sc
we're, but he is slowly recovering, and
was able yesterday to walk about.
From the Humboldt Argus.
The temperance cause in our town
received renewed vigor on last Satur-
day night from the lecture of Mr.. T.
B. Demaree. Mr.. Demaree is fine
talker and made an excellent lecture.
New Life Lodge No. 122, 1. o. G. T.,
was organized with about 70 members
after the lecture. Rev. w. G. In,
man was elected Worthy Chief TEN.
plar, and Prof. J. w. Conger Secre-
tary of the lodge.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
Democrntlc Mass Meeting.

DtmOCTutlC MISS lutttAlSs
An impromptu meeting of Demo-
Gratis, numbering several hundred,
was held in the Trenton court house
last Monday, with j. G. Tharpe, Esq,
in the chair. The object of the meet
ing was to express the feeling of the
party in this county in favor of har-
mony in the. party and request the
state executive committee to join with
the low tax committee in calling a
state convention of the whole party.
Stirring speeches favoring the meas
ure were made by j. G. McDearmon,
Esq, G. B. Hicks, Esq, Hon. Rob't
P. Caldwell, Maj. L. M. Jones and
others. Both high and low takers,
as we'll as some who have heretofore
been acting with the greenbackers,
desired harmonious action, and were
willing to settle the debt on middle
ground. The drift of opinion appear
ed to be that the figures should be
placed at about fifty cents on the dol
lar, with possibly graded interest.
Messrs. John S. Cooper, A. Jor-
dan, j. N. Mcdaniel, j. T. Swindell
and A. H. Taylor were appointed u
committee on resolutions, After con-
sultation, they presented the tollow~
ing, which were adopted:
Whereas, the State Low.Tax DEM
ocratic Executive Committee, in
preamble and resolutions commeDda-
BILE in character and conciliatory in
spirit, has instructed the chairman to
call convention of the democratic
party of Tennessee, in conjunction
with the chairman of the Executive
Committee of the State Credit DEM
ocratic party, if the State>credit com
mittee or its chairman will agree so
to do; and
Whereas, the most cogent reasons
exist making it not only party
but a patriotic duty that such
joint call should be issued and only
one State Democratic convention be
held;
Therefore, be it resolved by the
democracy Of Gibson county in mass
meeting assembled-a county that
gave an overwhelming majority for
John V. Wright in the last governors
election-that it is the duty of the
State>credit Democratic Executive
Committee to accept the profered
hand of honorable union extended by
their fellow democrats, and to instruct
their chairman to join with the chair
man of the committee of the other
wing of the party in call for state
convention Of the democracy of Ten>
nessee;
Resolved, further, that we respect
fully but most earnestly urge upon
the committee and its chairman the
propriety, the importance, the vital
necessity of such action at this, the
pregnant juncture in the fortunes of
our state and party, and in the veal
and woe of our people.
A. H. TAYLOR,
A. JORDAN,
j. N. MCDANIEL,
J.T. SwINDELL.
JNo. S. COOPER.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
New Millinery and Dress Goods.

Mr.. Il Mrs. o. H. Hallstrom have
just received a large and elegant
stock of the latest styles and most
fashionable Dress Goods, Notions,
Millinery Goods, ETC., from New
York and st. Louis. Call and see
for yourselves. Prices to suit the
times. They defy competition.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
For Rent.

We have house and lot in town
that we will rent very cheap. Con-
venient to town, good rooms and out
houses. Call and see
RANKIN IL RHODES.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
Stockholders Meeting

The stockholders of the Tennessee
Central Railroad are called to meet in
Milan on Monday, May 9Th, 1882,
for the purpose of electing directors
and transacting any other business
that may come before the meeting.
WISE A. COOPER, Pres.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08
NEW FIRM!
STONE q CLARK,

dealers in
Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses,
Can Goods, Candies,
Fancy Groceries, Bacon,
Meal, Lard,
Flour, Tobacco.
Bran, Cigars,
Hardware, Queensware.
Tinware, Woodenware,
Etc, Etc.
Try some of our S. G. Hams.
Cooking Oil, cheaper and better
than lard
The Best Cigar in the county for DC.
We respectfully ask our friends to
give us share of their trade.
STONE IL CLARK.
P. S. Country Produce, Chickens,
Eggs and Butter taken in exchange
for Groceries.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08

Go to A. Jordan's for new Spring
Suit of Clothing.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-04-08

A; Jordan has received his Spring
Goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27
SertatI@te 9a@rt@tea.

Deffau wirb beri9tet:
Sett Sonnabenb ben %. September
baben ptr 9o9wnfer uno 3war tn eineut
RaBe, wie es felt Sabren nod ni1t Der
5aI a lluiere fonft 70 maFerarme
RuIbe bat f4 pL6eIt3 tn etnen reiBens
ben, fddumeuben Strom u~eruanbeIt uub
Iues In ueitem nmtretfe 1berf6wemmt.
I'm 5artefen betrofsn if unfere @afers
ffa6t, bic %poDltdubig unter @oGer Itebt
unb uur nod per &abu pnifirbnr if.
SGou sIetd am Sonnabeno mubten bic
Reuer unit fdIteBIi3 aud elm Gbeil Der
gu ebener @,be geIegenen @obnuneen
ger6umt werben. Bonn ,@eft6neeH aus
(etner Bride iber bic RuIbe) 6ietet no,
mentItb Der Gbiergarten etuen i9aurtas
i96nen @nbIid. Die bifen boben gt6en
itebeu gum EbsiI bis on bas @e6f unter
@aHsr unb bet sriine @isienraum 1T,
fo'mett bas Nu9e ret6t, rillr nod cine
fpieseLgIetde 8aHe1 f69e. Oie nd&ffe
5oI9e bieier l1eberi6uemmuns 1T, bas
aud BITE gIbe Bel Waupisbafen, Ross
Iau, Roswie aus ben ufern 9etreten 1T
uno bic weiten WiefenpIdne Bis in BITE
Sorffen biuein iberf9memnt bat. 8ir
unier 6o9miIn Iiest bebbaIb bic BeFir4s
tuns nabe, boB, wie in friibsreu Sobren,
aud btesutal mteber piel ertrtuten utrb.
Ramentlt9 gilt btes Don benz Suneuieb,
oas nod ni1t im Stanbe III, f6 Dor
ben onbrinsenceu @ofermafeu fdueu
Su retteu.
Die perbretteffe 8ettnns
Der @eIt, tnipwett es ff9 nm GasesbIdts
ter bnnbeIt, 1T sssenwdrtis Der 9onbos
ner yStanharb" unb nd9f bielem Ger
vDatIs telegraph. Der ,OatIp EeIes
srdpb" LIEF tirsIt5, UNI bic 965e feiuer
Aufase betannt ;u seben, feline Slider
bur9 etnen beeioigten Bh9erreutfor pm.
fen, Der cine Our@i9utttsauFase DON
24I 900 @rempIaren rett benz Ausbru9e
oes esppttf@eu 6eIb3uses ermitteIte.
Darauf Iteb Der STANDARD" bur@ ben
ndmlt1en Repiior feline Binder etnIeben
lub erbieIt cine bur9 f9nittIi9en ausz
sabe felt benz 20. SuIt pom 249 062
bei9etntst. Der vStaEs
barb uerbantt ietnen obermaIiaen aroz
Ben Auff4wuns IN erffer 2inie ben ouss
5eaef6ueten Sriessberi@ten icfnes Rorres
I~pOubenten Cameron, zines e5uaIigen
6Guptmonnes, Der Iaise IN geppten ees
.ebt bat Der orabif@en Spro@e poutonls
men md@tis it unO f9 baber, uarleuts
t9 i'm 8estnue bes 6eIbSuees, benz
6auptquartiere febr nitIi9
touute, mas notdrIi9 man9ers
ct @~esenbieufte sur 6oIse bate. Der
,Stduoarh@ If bas gisent5um 3ueier
ninbetidbrigen Rtnber nn6 ffebt unter
bes @Gi5enseri9ts. Yer
esenwdrtige gbefrebatterr unb Der @es
9dtsfi5rer uurhen non benz ueriforbes
zen @iseutbiHer auf 2ebeusSett etnsss
stt
s mmer meitere@ ebiete uer6en
on neberfhwemmungen betu1gelu9t;
as 5o9wG6er bat lest bereits ben mttts
:reH Sbea Deutf@LaRhs hberf@rittex.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27

8tma betommt pDn her &egterune ni@t
etnmaI cine Dede, nm feline BI6Be ~
bebe6en, mdbreub er NIT fmirreubem
Magen benz Sdmnufe bes Npube 3us
iiebt. Ser ptma bot uiHt, ME Der
apa1e, infer BIut usrsoHen, unb bdrum
boben mir tir ibn tsiu Sbba@. AQer,
bings bot Der Bima an unierem 3uans
s~isidbrisen 3riese seseu ben apa9e
tbe,Iseuommen; aber er beetue ben 6ebs
Ter, f9 auf BITE unre9re Sette au fteueu;
Der CUTE nrrle balf un8. bod trot bie<
ies non ihm b~eganseueu 8eriebens til IS
etn Summer, bag bic Resteruus, pdbs
renb Re ouein fur ben Su6er unb &afee
pom 40cO Apa@es idbrIt9 $le, 500 be-
sabIt. unb fir 1900 Bilas uno fur bic
S9ulen berielben unb fir ben nnterbaIt
Der bOrttseu Gseutar SuiammeuseuOms
men tanm $1,000 i'm Sabre fbris bat"
lieutenant @dion metnt, es Jet na9s
aeraoe bDbe Sett, eiu entseseuSeIestes
Br1fabren ein3ui9Iasen, or w,l bamtt
ni9t iasen, baB MAJ ben Apo4es pI6ss
Ii9 ieoe uuterfhisuns ent3tebeu foIie.
1nb ba bat er Rs9t; oenu in etuem fol-
den Sale wirre ia Der 5unser bic m6rs
berii9en 6~auIeR8er crit re9t auf ibrsu
&rieaspfab trerben; aber er uerIanst ses
gen bic RerIe cine traftpone r1nteruers
funespolitit, bic fte mad unb mad sur
Arbett unD gam SeIbtunterbaIte swtnst,
uno er forbert 3usIei9. bag bic &estes
ruug ben brapen unb feiBtsen Yimas
tfi9tig inter. bic Arme gretfe, ibnen
S9ulsn unb 1nterweiiuns i'm Aderbau
eebe unb inter Der Bebineuns bes Aufs
50rens Der alien tnbtanii9en Stammess
8e1bdItnlhe unb Stppi9uften ben cuIs
turfdbigen Ebeil bes PtmuIanbes inter
bic etn3sInen BruasS amtlieu ais unab<
hdnstse 6nrmen pertbetIe, ober, wie u1an
In Deutidlanb iaseu wirbe, parseutre.
Gum Glide bat es iest ben anf9etu,
ais werbe IN Arisona 9esen bic Apa4es
cine ri6tt9ire BoItttt etnsef9Ia9en wers
ben. General groot bat ia ben auf Der
Gan GalIos, aqentur um tbn uerlammeIs
ten p~ieIbanbert Sbers unb Inter 6dupts
lrngen Der Apa9es ansetdno ct, bub er
eeeeu chen, Ter obue Bag ieiue Nsertur
pe1IdBt, obne 9naoe unb Barmber3tgfett
einl9retten uerbe, uno baB fe u bds
NIT Beginner miiEteu, aumdIi9 ibren
2ebersunterbaIt isIb1t gu uerc,eneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27
MpaheS 1tno Vtmas.

Der 8ubulnn Der sunBen Snbtuner
8olittt Der Der. Staaten Seigt f9 ON
beutIi4ffen unb %erelfen tn ibrem Der.
fabren sesen BITE feirbIi9sn unb seaer
bic freunbIi9en 8rtbbGIte I'M Gerrtto.
rum Nriaona.
Die ereuIiden Npodes uer6en eeFiit.
teri, sebdtf9eIt, unO fOsar BITE @aHen
momit fe TIRE BIuttbat begeben, baber
Re prn Uncle Gam. Su henielben Mo.
nattn, IN weI9sn BE gpa@es i5re
@teueIt6aten in Iri3onn un6 auF BEN
bena9bartsn meritanti5en @ebiete Be,
sirseu, weise Mduner, 6rnuen unt
Riuber morbeteu 6 seutaum raubtsn
urb 3erff6rten, CAB tlueie Gam w,eber
unsefdbr $500, 900 fir ibrsn unterbalt
aus Wtnoeffsns ebeuio utel t~offeten
slei@seitts bic bur9 ibre bIutiseu Weu'
tereieu n6tbts oeuorbenen Erupperbepes
9unget. t1ub Der @ertb bes pom ibnen
tbeiIs %9eraubteu, tbeiIs 3erft6rten gtsen.
lbums betru9 nidt ptel weAiser. Der
Wertb Der o ibueu perni1teten Men.
fdsnlebeu IdBt flip gar nt@t mad @eIo
bemefen.
8,e benebmen f6 baueoen bic Ser.
Staten eeseniber BEN 8.n1as in 4ris
3ona2 Dieter baIbseftttste Snbianers
ffamnt bat Der Regterung ntemals 8erles
seube TIN tere,ttt. @r bat ME ben
R~rtesspfob, b. 3. ben 9fab bes Morbes
uno Ruubes, betreteu. fonbern er If
ifftS freunbli3 unb biIfrst9 gegen bic
WetBen seweien unb bat tros Der uns
shnftsen Bei3uHerbeit ieines 2onbss,
oos crit hur5 tinftIide Beudferuno
benz Aderbau susdn9I,9 sema9t werben
mnBte, GrneulI4es in bteIem uub Der
Bteb3u6t geIeiitet. Dabei bn' Der Stamm
Der RimaS ben Der. Staaten in ben
@padestrtesen bur9 Gnpferteit uuo
weientIt1e Dienffe aeIetffet
Enb R9 baom9 ben t6OtIi&ru 6aB Der
betmildtl4eu uno ra9siertsen Spades
j~usenommen. Aber weI9en Oant ern
tet er bafir? Omar wtrb er in ben sSabs
resbert@teu Der &esterunesbenmten NIT
2obiprh4en fur ietn sutes 8erbaIten
1berbduft. Aber bic Reateruna fsht
3u, wte @eiee ben gtmas i5r
tdr9It@es 2anb uerberben uno bic anr
6ru9tbnrma@uns brHsIben unentbebrlts
ben @oherIdufe bes @tIas6lnEes wee.
unb wte babur9 bic Brmas tn
iuDert9uIoete Rotb ~geratben.
GIN WRann, Der bteie f@ma9uoaen
Sesenidse In Der &esterunsspoIittf segen
ietnoIi@e uub freunbIi9e Snbianer IN
art3oua aus I~ausidbriger eisensrAnf9ous
ing unb @rfabruns tcnnt, lieutenant
Sso. 9. @IIOu pom 3wSlftsn Snfantes
les &estment, foBt bieie nnterl9tebe tn
ne srsretfenben @orte Sufammeu: Scr
4pa3e wirb pom Der Resteruns getlelbet
Inb sendbrt uno auf ieinen auSsebebns
en- Xdnoeretsu nit Auem perlrben, mas
I brau@t. Der fetnes 2anbes beraubte
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27
1rOHloSe8 uRauoe.

Sn benti9Idn6ti@en 3ettungen fn6et
Der, weI@er 3wii@eu ben 3etItn 3u Iefen
Derffebt, senns Anbeutunseu uou gtctb.
@Ieu6 uu6 3unebmenber 8erarmuns J.;
Seutf@sAmeritaner, weI9e Oeuti9lan6
bereiieu, t6nnen fi@ nidt senus permuns
bern Iber bic mertIi1en 0srdnberunoen
gum S4Ie4ttren in allen 3Iafen unb
fat isbe Seitun9s 8 Gorrefponben, aus
Deutf@Ionb sntbdIt ioI9e Anbeutunsen.
@ber weber 9eitlrnsshert9te mod &eiies
@rlebnihe eeben Elm ssuaues BiIo usn
ben wtrtIt&eu 0%eIbdltntIien. Dtefe fnb
eben iHItmmer aIst,oflos. @er Deutf6s
lamb nor etnem 0te,tsIiubrbunbert uers
lalieu bat unb beute NIT Seunonbem aus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27
HmldnOtihe yfa6rtGten.

- Der General, Aurpalt pom Eeureiz
fee bat idmmtIi9e @ranhiurtes i'm Staat
aneeutefeu, gegen bic ho1ttsen 6eiratbs
8etf6erunss @eienftbaften AntLaseu
wesen S9wtnbsIs 3u erbeben.
Durd bic YbiIabeIpbtaer Nsentur
mirb in Ri-se wieber cine groBe Rahe
iunqer RarpFen aug Der 91utitGtte Der
Der. Stnnten sur @ratissS ertbetlun9
unter Sol1e tommen, wel9e nit 9eetgs
neten Geiden fir BITE 3udt berfeIben
ueriehen 7nb. Die iunSen e'i9e werbeu
tn philadelphia etwa am l. Nopember
erwa,tet. lille Suf9riften mifen cine
Boftma te entbalten fur ueberienouu9
Don 6ormuIaren &c. on BITE Npplttanten.
unb fnb Brtefe UNI 3~uien6un9 o !Rars
pen ~ abreitren an 1Rilton 3. Yte1ce,
IO iii MurtettruBe, philadelphia.
- Gin 6armeriunse RamenS George
Rob IN Der Rdbe pom WuterIoo, gu,
bate pnr etutgen Edgeu bas uneIad.
oak ibm etn YHaumenitetn IN Der SebIe
fteden bIisb. Sin Nrst wurbe serufen,
DeIder, etn ri@ttger Or. @tfeubnttb,
tur3sn BrpseB NIT benz Jan madte. @r
ft,eB ben SteiH etnfa9 IN ben Ofa9en
btnab unb nn9 elmer Stnnbe NOR Der
Batient cine 9etbe. @ie eine rlnterz
'u9uus ereub, waren bic Bdnbe Der
Spetferbbre an mebreren Steuen f6wer
uerIsst worfen. Der m6rberii@e Dottor
beRnbet ft@ aut freten 6hBen.
- Infer Boffpertebr. Sn ben na9bes
nannten neun beheutenhen Stdbten Der
uuton be3iHert hd bic an3abI Der burd
BITE 6dnbe Der 8sftbeamter se9angeuen
RnR6iiHe INTO FnInf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27

Radt trof nod uiehr goIiset eth. unb
am Sonntas uluBten f@ BITE BeIaserteu
er0ebsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-27

- Der beribmte NfIita : Re,isrbe
@erburb &oblfs, Der DOT neun Sabren
loon etnmaE BITE Der Staaten ais Dor
Isier beiudt bat, beabf6ttet i'm 9erbite
1888 etne neue 8orIeietour nab ben
Der Staoten ansutret h. Sert er has
leste WaI bier mar, bat er fGDon breis
NAL wteber Afrtta beiudt. Seine 6ufra'
@rpeottton ma@te ibrer 3eit groBes
Aufieben. Bon 1880 auf 81 beiutbte
er auf @uuf4 bes Deutfden Roiiers ben
9erri@er uou abeffnteu.
- Sn Sodton, Rif., hottex btefer
Gage @oB uno 6ta eth Z neil mitteIR
S@fenpettf@en onstufebten Die Rdnts
pier maren eur@ 3tnten, bic f@ a9t 6uB
auseinanher befanben uuh bic fe ntd,t
iiberi@retten burften, pom chamber aes
trennt unb bis auf bic 6iften enttleibet.
Drei Stlnben baneIte Der Ranlpf; bic
Dneaonteu uaren fir@terIi@ aerfei1dt
unb auf ben Cob eri@6pft, tsiuer ruollfe
aber 3useben, baB &c hbermunben fsi.
Der Rampf nirb, menri BITE @nnben ges
betIt fnb. fortseiebt wer5en. qots Tas
men tn Sddfon iaeen, fe b6tten nte els
f@6ueren S@aufpteIe ~betgeu,obnt
6rant sSamss toI betauntIic5 fru
gonntp sSaeion, tn Defen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT itst sefGnger
|et, ta beR hH &eUerber beoftRca6eR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-07

The proprietors OF the WHEELING R,..
TER have engaged the services OF sep,I.n
well qualified for the task. TO get un Wa.
will Ppadilv Ia r0nNadAt 70 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-07
MARTINS FERRY.

VIM. Wetherald and family have re-
turned from seven weeks visit In West
Virginia.
The Black Diamond Tool Works goes on
full tomorrow. Prospects good.
Lost-A cameo watch charm on Friday
evening liberal re ward will be paid for
the return of the same to John Spence. ?
The Union Flint Glass Works will not
| resume operations until Tuesday.
Alex. Talbort, who has been down with
typhoid fever for some weeks, is now able
to be on the streets.
A carload of iron framing for the Stand
ard mill arrived on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Donovan, of the Third ward.
has our thanks for a handsome boquet.
p. c. Smith, formerly of Wheeling, has
accepted position i'll Geo. Nollhardts
barber shop.
p. J. Manson, the jeweler, goes to Pitts
bLrgh this morning on business.
w. II. Starke ana wife are wishing friends
and relatives in Pittsburgh.
Thos Stanton. Sr., and Mrs. Elizabeth
Stanton celebrated the anniversary of their
forty fth birthday yesterday. Their chill
dren, Mrs. Anna Smith, Mrs. Mary p. Ship
man, Mrs. Hannah NJ. Nider, John w. and
Thos. H. Stautor, dubbed together and
gave them a sumptuous dinner at their
residence, corner of Hickory and Seventh
grand children and friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Stanton were also present, and the affair iS
very highly spoken of.
+. c. Boyd leaves for the East to-day.
Among the attractions at the Glass
Workers pic mic, next Saturday, will be a
wheelbarrow race between two seventyStye
pound men, who are to wheel Thomas
Cbarlston, weight 2o0 pounds, and I. ID!
Stwekle. weight 2G0 pounds. The winner
in The above contest will receive a cake
The race promises TO be very interesting.
Captain S. w. Inglebright talks of put.
ting the Tomas in the Wheeling and New
Martinsville trade.
The event of the week was the exhibit
ton of the famous Gauding, Bier 4 Co.
show on the Cottage House yard on Satur-
day afternoon and evening. Attendance
and performances good.
John w. Crooks has severed his connec-
ton with the Sunday Leader, and his
brother James NJ. Crooks will hereafter
have charge of the circulation of that paper
in our town.
Mrs. Conrad Long and her daughters
Misses Eliza and Pattie, left on Saturday
for Darlington to spend some weeks with
relatives.
John Arbaught, of Pittsburgh, who has
been here recuperating for some weeks, re-
turned on Saturday much improved in
health.
L. Spence is travelling through West
Virginia in the interests of his works.
VIM. Lewis, Sr. and VIM. Lewis, Jr., are
visiting relatives at Washington, Guernsey
county.