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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

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genebmes NeuBere, geiun6e Baden ,lnb
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li6en, benube man oNiere1l= =Graur unb
ni1t5 Qlnberes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
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9lngetlaate miidte lid, oa ct DON ben
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ter ins sSreie un0 entfam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
YaIaft:galpm II. 8iIarn<s,alIe.

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3un9eounter bic ausgetpdbltefen 9e=
llfatelen: Jreier 2un6 ieoen Morgen
bon 10 Bis II uhr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
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Depot am Serminus ber @traBen:
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

= Ser 0erausgeber Der .Ne,ps" in
BOnbam, Sobu piner, Elm intelligenter
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men SelbitmorbperIu1 gema6t. Die
S6uBipunoe, bic er fd beibradte, 1T
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rWinirt porben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

Brabanoter, 8aIencienne, pas
riier, 3nffifde, Sd6ff6e unb leinene
Gpiben In grOBer Muswabl biligft beim
GamOus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

*Grauen, bic Sabre lang bettldserig
getueien, fino burd @ebran6 bon 9Dbia
@. pintbam's GrduterzWii6ung boil
itdnbig fllrirt iporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

= Scr. Mfa @oanea, Salton, iast:
SD babe SrOiDns gilen=Yitters ge9en
unperoauli6feit uno 9lppetitloligteit
gebraudt unb es bat 1i1 betudbrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09

= 9em6en fiir 5erren (unlaundred)
60 Gent bas Stid beim 5amous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
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bldtfern, Aufsetrtebenfeiit mad, benz Gfieu, NIT
Nbnetsnng gesen iebe fSrperlidbe cber geiittge
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mnng nit benz beicnberen @efibIe, trsenb
cine Dblieseubeit bersefien au baben, 9tGSiss
feit, @irre, Ser8ffcpfer, Yunfte Dor ben Au9eii,
SeS red2ten AmseS, unriibiser 5hiaf NIT teanss
ftiaenben Traunlett, ftarf. 8efdrbter nrin iine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
s06mbett at,tD SsrtiMe.
merben benz Nunoe perlicben burd
6 O z O D O N r !,

wcld,ss bic 3ibne M E if, bas 2abnflsifd
rofig nnb Cen Ntbem aneeneb N
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liinpiS uno bepatrt Te Dor Berberben.
8ei Drosuiffen IN baben.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-09
Serti9e Mn3iige
3u benibiai9ite,t Asreiien.

Infer Eager IN @eiSen<
nno Gommer Rleiberifofem
1T ba8 9rSRte IN ber 9tabt.
WaS bic Quaiitat Der gssaa<
rem unb ibre Biniafeit be-
triht, 10 fu9t es feineS 0leis
1ert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
STATE AND vICINITY.
Recent Doings of west virsinisns an
Their NelgbbOrs.

Their NelghbOrs.
The citizens Of Caldwell, o., have offered
the B., z. & G, authorities $40 900 Ia cash and
the land, as an induoement TO locate their
shops at that place.
Parties OF gentlemen from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore are starting OUT
every two, or three days from Cumberland
for deer hunt in the wilds OF West Virginia.
The rain and melting snow of last Sunday
caused considerable damage in Monongalia
county in the way OF lost timber and over
flowed iarms Several large RATS were lost.
A new NJ. E. church is to be dedicated at
Buckhannon, Upshur county, Sunday, jan
uary 9th. All the surrounding people have
been invited aud 1t Is expected that the cere-
monies will be very impressive. Rev. Jos.
Lee is the pastor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yates, OF Washington coun.
ty, Pa, liz an instance OF sprightly longevity.
She was born near where she now resides,
April 10, 1776, and can sew, knit, read and
cook. OF five children she has four living,
the old, 81 being G3 years. Her father was q
revolutionary soldier under Washington,
and died at the age OF 102 years and month.
The reason for the meeting Of the citiz[nH
OF Hinton held few days since, at which
resolutions were presented to the G. d y.
road pledglng tue CluZens 10 use III LheiE ei-
forts to suppress the liquor traffic and oil
dissipation, was that the c. & O. road had
threatened to remove its shops from Hinton
unless the town takes measures to suppress
the heavy liquor traffic carried on.
A recent Issue OF the Mason county Gazette
saws that 1t Is learned from a reliable source
that there are six genuine casea OF email pox
in the upper end Of Union district, near the
Jackson county line. The victims are e.
more Casio, wife and child; two of the Morri-
sons and man by the name Of Woodall.
There have been q number Of persons ex-
posed to the disease, but up to the time Of
going to press, no more cases have developed.
a rigid quarantine is now in force, and 1t Is
thought by those who are in position to
know, thot the disease is confined to that
special locality, and the gentlemen in charge
OF the sick will use every effort to prevent q
further spread Of this loathsoms disease.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
Tho Garfield memorial Church.

Rev. W. K. Pendleton, President Of Beth.
any College, will make the dedicatory id.
dress at the conservation Of the new Garfield
memorial church, at Washington, D. O., on
January 20. This church belongs to General
Garheld's denomination, the Disciples, OF
which Bishop Alexander Campbell was the
founder. AS he also founded Bethany Col
lege, and Garfield was one OF Its trustees at
his death, there Is peculiar fitness In Prrsi.
dent Pendleton's officiating on this occasion.
The building completed is one Of the hand
soonest edlfces in Washington. A historical
sketch Of the church and the movement to
build the present structure will be given by
Ex-Governor 3. N. Blshop, Of Ohio, chair
man OF the Missionary Board OF the Chris.
tian Church. Evening discourses will be
made by the President Of Kentucky Univer-
sity, Lexington. The building committee
will need about $l0,0 900 to meet obligations
not yet liquidated. The houss will be form.
ally handed over to the congregation by Mr..
W. e. RooTe, cha 'rmIn Of the building COM
mlttee, and received by the Rev. +, D. Power,
the pastor. This church now numbers over
400 members and Is rapidly growing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
THE S. s. CONVENTION
AT NEW CUMBERLAND THIS WEEK
Some Note. of the rroe..diDs.-Hh..llDs People
Take PArt-varioas Currsnt Matters OfSsWs
from the State and yIeInIty-Iutsl.
nssass from Ossr the RlIsr, etc.

The Seventeenth annual convention Of the
Hancock County Sabbath School Associa.
ton, which met at New Cumberland WednEs'
day, closed It's sessions Thursday evening"
From the opening to its close 1t was largely
attended by people from all parts Of the
country, and visitors from abroad, which
went far toward making 1t the ness success
full meeting Of its kind ever held in the
county.
The opening session on Wednesday after
noon was mainly taken up with organizing
snd appointing committees. The absence Of
Mr.. Il. L. Irwin, who was to have presided,
created o vacancy, and Il. +. Lindsay,
Superintendent OF the Presbyterian Sabbath
School Of New Cumberland, was chosen In
his stead. Professor Marshall occupied the
Secretary's desk.
M. W. a. List, OF Wheeling, delivered q
short aud neat address on Teaching" which
was highly commended, as also was Miss
CampbelPs essay. =,
The morning session Of Thursday was de-
voted to general discussion of the Sunday
School Lessons OF 1883, which were treated III
very attractive way by the different per
SOILS who engaged in the discussion.
4ub LualL4 4pAkdISS Va VIZ oAbOAASS4 1850
were the chiIdren's meeting, an address by
Miss Taylor, Of Wheeling, and an essay by
Mrs J. A. Smith.
The closing session in the evening is al
ways considered the most interesting, which
fact accounted for the largest audience
which has ever yet assembled In the TowI
Hall. Despite the disagreeabls condition O
the roads, the people aocked In from al
points, and the seating capacity OF the hal
was Inadequate to accommodate the crowd
| In some parts 1t was little less than perIec
| lam, but all enjoyed the situation, as It wa
out token to the visiting strangers Of tn
interest felt in an important branch OF relig
ious work in the community. The topic
How shall we DEEPEN the interest in Sab
bath School work in our church ~ wsis Il
have been discussed by Prof. HageEman, bI
as be Was unable to attend, Mr.. List Rg1iil
delivered an entertaining address.
The concluding topic, 1.-THE Rewards
Faithtulness," was ably handled by Rev
Messrs Grier and Wilson, after which wer
q general conference and adjournment.
Rev. Mr.. Pomeroy's presence on these &C
casions has always done much to break tn
monotopy OF the conventions, and his alb
senc6 this year was sorely felt, as many hat
anticipated hearing several of his racy ad
dresses.
Tue music for the occasion was furnished
by the choirs Of the different churches repre-
sented, and was very creditable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
WORTHWHILE.
Readable Resume of the News at tn
County seat OF Marshall.

Readable Resume OF the news AZ tnt
County seat of Marshall.
Over 1850 letters per week are mailed a
the postotiice here.
MoundsvllIe Lodge No. 425, K. of e..
elected officers last evening.
Frank Brown, the Penitentiary clerk, II
out again, after slight sick spell.
The children Of the Disciples Church Cab
bath School enjoyed nice treat Christina
evening.
Major J. W. Burnley and wife will celebrate
their china wedding Tuesday next, the tirsi
proximo.
A Wayne county representative named
Webb concluded thirty months sentence
at the State prison last Wednesday.
It's reported that members OF Mr.. Bics's
family, living In the suburbs Of the Third
ward. are afflicted with scarlet fever.
As soon as the counter arrives from Gin.
cinnah, and Ia placed In position, ths
Marshall County Bank building will be ready
for occupancy.
Judging from the depleted appearance oil
the show cases and windows, our merchants
have no reason to complain Of the seasons
business In holiday goods.
DR.. H. H. Arnold, the fun, mirth, poetry,
song and sarcastic sketch celebrity will give
one OF his diversified entertainments at Ma
sonic Hall next Monday evening.
Doctor Fr;zzsll, OF Wheeling, was down
Tuesday evening last 10 CONSULTATION wi b
DR.. Bruce over the injuries received by ].
W. Gallaher, Esq, at benWood, on Monday
last.
jennie Gallaher, OF the Washington, Pa,
preparatory school, Is home for the holidays.
He will be accompanied when no returns
next week, by his brother joe. who will alEo
enter the school.
"It the people OF this town want to get TO
the depot they can make their own roads
and side walks was the answer given the
street commissioner OF the first ward by B.
4 o. railroad official when spoken to In ref
erenca to the condition Of the road and walk
leading from the lower town 10 the passenger
and freight dspots Of that road.
The street bridge across the Baltimore &
Ohio road at "sharTss Garden" 10 reported
10 be In dangerous condition for teams to
cross. This matter, II true, should DO at
tended TO at once, as the bridge is fifteen or
twenty feet above the track, and seriousiDjury
would certainly result from the giving way
Of the structure while team was posing
over 1t.
jesse Watson, colorsd, made lcomplsint
before Squire Edwards Thursday evening
lsst, charging James TWeedy, a!so colored,
With stealing his watch. A search warrant
Constable Bsaunon, who, with Il. H Keller,
proceeded to the house where the two nc
Troes, together with number OF Others are
0uartered, and searched the accused aud
premises, but failed to find the alleged stolen
nrOnerky,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
The Fortune Rpy Award.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, December 2s.-The
last Of the Fortune Bay award remaining
in the United States Treasury is to be paid
out to claimants in the proportion Of about
Z per cent Of the amount received on the
first disbursement. The outrage upon the
Gloucester fleet at Fortune Bay occurred in
January, 1878. The original claim for &C.
tual expenses and probable profits Il the
fleet had not been molested was Sl04, 900.
The government made settlement with
Great Britain in the summer Of 1881 for
about $4,000. Some disbursements were
made to owners OF vessels on the basis OF
actual expenses, less value Of the cargo,
secured with interest at per cent. The
balance in the Treasury after paying law
yers commissions and other expenses Is
now to be disbursed as above.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
RIVER NEWS.
General Information About The Steam
boals-Telegraphic Reports.

General Information About The Steam.
boats-Telegraphic Reports.
The Scotia Is due up tomorrow morning
The Ches. Brown passed up with tow Of
barges and models.
The Dlurnal was on time in arriving and
departing yesterday.
The Chesapeake left at 1890 A. ", in the
New Martiusvlle trade.
The coal fleet commenced passing pretty
lively yesterday morning, and continued to
go by during the entire day. Nearly all the
lows were large ones.
The river once more being free from ice,
the Telegram and Abner 0'Neal have resum.
ed their trips in their trades, Clarington and
sieubenville respectively.
The Katie stockdale, Capt. T. Il. Calhoun
MASTER, Ia due down this morning, en- route
for Cincinnati. The Stockdale ia one OF the
most commodious and best appointed boats
Of that line, and possesses good facilities for
handling freight
The unfortunate towboat Reindeer, which
went over the dam at Lock No. l, in the
Monongahela, a few days since, will prove a
total loss with the exception OF her ma
chinery, which can peobably be saved. The
Ross Miller, which sunk in pool No. 8, will
have to be wrecked.
The st. Lawrence has gone to bank at Gin
cinnati. She will therefore not be here to
leave for that port tomorrow, but will leave
Cincinnati next Tuesday evening for Pitts
burgh. There were several reasons for her
going to bank when she did. The weather
was uncertain and the river was full OF ice;
then in the Pittsburgh trade the steamer has
been doing such an enormous business that
she has fallen several hours behind time.
CINCINNATI, December 2s.-River 40 feet
and falling, weather clear and milder.
GREEN BoRo, Pa, December 2S.-River IA
feet inches and falling; weather clear.
Oh Cry, Pa, December % River feet
and stationary; weather cloudy and cold.
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, December 2S-Riyer II
feet and falling; weather clear; thermometer
500.
RIcE's LANDING, Pa, December 2S.-River
10 feet @ inches and on stand; weather
cloudy; Thermometer 2So.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 2S.-The river
Is rising with "a feet inches in the canal.
Business and weather fair.
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.-At A. n, ak
loaded and one half-loaded coal barges, one
fat boat and sbanty boat broke loose from
0'Eeil's elevator and h!ated of down the
river. The osceola has gone after them. The
life saverO took a man and his wife and child
of the shanty boat at the head Of the falls
One and perhaps two OF the barges hit the
bridge pier. All belonged to o'Nel Il Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
MARTINS FERRY.
Kitty RhodeS-"Pilgrim Fathers'-Ccai
lnterestsn ID News Notes.

Kitty RhodeS-"PIlgrim Fnthers"-CcRl
Interests d News Notes.
Thomas Johns is in West Virginia on bus.-
ness.
Judge John 8. Cochran is taking an active
interest in the coal development back OF
town.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Thoburn Post G.:
A. L. will give social at G. A. Il. Hall
Monday evening.
The boat will run to Wheeling on New
Years. night for the benefit OF those desiripg
to zee Maggie Mitchell.
The Toby KynRo case, which was up be-
fore Mayor Mitchell yesterday, was salts
factorily compromised By the parties inter-
ested.
Anderson Rslston, Jr., 10 at Ffeeport. o.,
frustrating for few days before taking up
cousse OF study at Frashess Business College,
in Wheeling.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Public Library Association will meet OF
She Hanover hotel psrlors this afternoon at
8 O'Clock to elect officers and transact other
Important business.
The Laughlin mill will shut down for six
weeks to-day, and the 4Etna mill for about
two weeka. The Union Flint Glass works
Will not start up lOr hWnlIe. 1ue ULneE Aau-
uiactories and industries are running.
The first presentation OF the "Pigrim Fa-
thers" al Commercial Hall last evening was
a very fine musical trt a. and was heartily en-
joyed by the large audience present All the
principal parts were well taken and the
choruses gave evidence OF careful prepara-
tien, under the direction OF Prof ]. ". SEQ.
field. There will be d large audience present
tonight.
Kitty Rhodes, Martins Ferry's favorite
sctIese, will be at Commercial Hall for three
nights and matinee beginning next Thur.
day evening. She will play Two Orphans"
EAST Lynne" and Engaged" The COM
pany comes under the auspices oil the Ii
brary Association, which, with the popular-
ity OF the star ouSht 10 insure full houses at
every performance. Tickets ars now on sale
at oog's drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-29
nRuIns, STATE RAIR
To DO Held at RsIIaire-BuFned By Pow
der-BelIaire Notes.

To be Held at RellntTe-buRuedb ~ EV1'
der-BelInire Notes.
William slnram Is quite sick.
Wilmer snively Is improving.
The skating rink at oummins's is all
flooded, waiting for Jack Frost 10 do his snare
OF the work.
Ms. Dr.. Brannon, OF West Union, W. Va,
Is here visiting her parents, MI. and MN.
John McCauley.
James McCafErey died late Thursday night,
from the effects OF the kick Of horse he re-
ceived day or so ago.
David sterritt has sold his interest In the
Pittsburgh coal works to J. E. and A. Z.
sterritt, and the firm name will now De
Rockershaussn, Sterritt & Bro.
Mrs. Glasgow, living Just west OF town, at
tempted to blow out the chimney BY puting
mining powder Ia the stove. She was badly
burned, but managed to put out the IRE heE-
self.
Will Fseley will have the trea,ursr's book
for the collection Of such taxes as have not
besn paid. Some whose taxes are not heavy
prefer 10 pay the small fee demanded, rather
than take the trouble Of paying their taxes
at st. Clairsville.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh yard engines
here, beginning with the new year, Will sport
two white Asg, each, under the new rules
adopted for all the Pennsylvania Companys
| lints. The conductors, engineers and other
employees concerned with the running OF
trains have been summoned to WellByille IN
squads to be examined by the superintend-
ent, in these new rules.
The Druids OF Ohio have selected Bsllaire
as the place TO hold q Druidic State Fair
March II, u and 49, Articles Of every de.
scription contributed by all the Groves OF
Ohio will be on sale. Among the contests O
sold .hended cane will be contested for by
Jacob Doll, OF Cincinnati; Adam Weber, oil
Dayton; +. Warneke, of sanduskyi Oh9rlef
Dolly, Of steubenyille; ii: Bland. Of C!eye'
Boil, OF Toledo. a street parade will be
held March l3. The Beliaire membsrs Of the
general committee are a. Roeder and H. NJ
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