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The Portland daily press., 1883-06-06

NEW YORK, June 5.--Money call loaned be-
tween 21alg3: closed 21zG3; prime mercantile pa
per at sac. Exchange quiet and steady at 4.Sb14
d4.S51z for long and 80 for short. Governments
are irregular. State bonds are duH but generally
higher. Railroad bonds strong and higher.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 2S7 900 shares.
Inc following are to-day's closing quotations of
ant Sec
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ST JOHNS PR. Schr Julia Sill 900 deals So
coo # boards to Mark Emery
BoNAIRE. Bark n Il Rumball-557O bbls salt to
Stevens q Co.
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Europenm 'sarEer-.

LIVERPOOL, June 5-12. 80 P. M.--Cotton markes
easter; uplands 5Sl d Orleans sd; sales 5000
bales, speculation and export 500 bales
LoNDoS, jane 5.--u. S. 41ss, 114s4 do es 1053s
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The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. g. Moulton, cornei
Of Middle and Exchange streets.
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craft, in Sherbro district.
German Soldiers Poisoned.
BERLIN, june 5.--One hundred and forty
three soldiers stationed at Posen have been ae-
eldentaliy poisoned. Their condition Is dan
geroua.
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Railroad Receipt.


PORTLAND. June A.
Received by Malno Central Railroad, for Portland
32 cars miscellaneous merchandise for connecspg g
roads SO carr miacellaneous n1eIche2dise.
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RAILWAY NOTES.
New Line from Detroit to Chicago.

James II. Joy, Of Detroit, the Wabash sys-
tenn aud Grand Trunk have for some time
been plotting for a short and independent line
between Detroit and Chicago, to connect with
the Great Western railroad and the new West
Shore & Buffalo for New York. This project
cd line consists Of the Wabash, from Detroit
to Montpelier, o., where a cutoff will be start
ed and built for 100 miles to Stillwell, Ind,
where the Chicago & Grand Trunk will be join
ed and an entry made into Chicago. All bat a
small portion Of the right Of way has been Sc
cured for the cutoff, and work will be com
menced so that trains may be running before
the close Of the year. Mr.. Joy has a wide rep
utation in railroad building, and is pushing
this project 10 its utmost. The line will be
some twenty-five miles shorter between De-
trot and Chicago than the ones now in use.
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The following quotations are Wholesale prices and
90 rrected daily by StoIer Bros. d Co.. Dry Goods,
WooIens and Fancy Goods, IA 70 1b2 Middle street
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SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional.
Under head of ssAMUsEnIRNTs'' and sAUoTI0N
sALEs' $500 per square per week. EASsa inser-
tions or less. $1.50.
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PRESS (Which has large circulation in evSry part
of the Statel for 90 per square for xst inser-
insertion.
Address all communications to
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-07-11
Our Cash Argument
REV N DE[) !

Under our ca,h sy.t,m we have in three
months been compelled To move To- Il larger
,turc-hollsc and employ extra force in order
to meet the demands al our trade,
We don't claim to sell all the goods that
are sold here, but We still say We will make
your friend, treat yuu right. Even nm enemy
is your friend ii hr makes your friend treat
You right. THIN how great friend must
Your friend he who treat, you right without
the making? Did Won my for II fourteen
puundoui choice sugar, ten pounds At choice
coffee, or I-i fail weight domestic at6;c, or
best prints at tie, before $50 put them down?
Suppose you permit Harry to 20 TO your
smoke hol-rand takrouc of yuur most choice
hams every week how long viii il be- before
You would have to sell the remainder at duu-
bcits vauctu MAX, good your loss? This
suits or ca.c,xactIy. Harry comes every
day-lthcrc are many llarric.l Suppose
We load him down mot mp with 10 pound
coffee and li-pouud sugar iorSl. For 81?
Oh, no, but iur the promise fl 81. No, sir;
wc can't stand il, but pass him over to our
ncighhurs who take chances rn all alike with
only one consolation that i, i! Harry don't
pay, Tom and Dick will
Ncdou't pretend To say all wi. k for
credit will not pny. Wcalmi, thai fem and
Dick will pay, and that Harry VIII not
We are nlwlys busy, and to -rvc us We can't
know Harry from Tom and Dick He is Il.
good-looliur, and more glih oulhc tongue.
Now to the point; G,ul!,mrn, two-lhirdso Of
you lurni-h the other ouy-third all their lux
uric., &c This loss don't fail On Smith, Len
chan, or Mr. --, but the people foot the
whole bill.
We keep iull line OF Clothing, Gcuts'
Furnishing Goodr, Nr., alsoa general stock Of
merchandise, and pay the highest market
prc, ior barter Of all kinds.
Z. ~ :. LENEllAN,
Sucrcssols to Joe Lcnchar.
Dcchcrd, Tenn, Dec. -, 1852. tsc21-S3
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Docrcrd gtemG.

Several Of the largest crops Of wheat
in this neighborhood have been thrcshed,
and the yield is beyond the expectation
Of most of the farmers that have
threshcd. j. X. Bennett, of of about
one hundred acres, made about |, 260
bushels also, On the Stewart IL Sloan
farm Of about 80 acres, he made 500
bushels. Other crops ar turning out
in proportion. Several large crops in
the surrounding ncighborhood have not
been threshed. llcs!cr, Hines, Lyons
AMI Arlclgc have not throshcd. The
Willis Brothers, Of Coffee county, who
are cultivating the Stricken farm, say
that their yield from about 100 acres
was | 300 bushels. They gre deliver
ing their wheat here at 81 per bushcl
Notwithstanding the rust aud thnncss
Of many crops, wheat is turning out be.
yond former anticipation, for which we
should feel thankful to the great giycr
OF all good
Three thrcshcrs have been runnin,- in
this ncighborhood-two horse powers,
and steam power. The steam power
can easily thrcsh one thousand bushels
per day,
The cat crop is very good, and Gail
acreage was sown, The hay cropis moi
very heavy.
Business in Dechcrd is little dul
now, but the merchants are holding !
stiff upper lip in anticipation Of Il brisl
future.
Mr.. A. j, Bennett, merchant here
has very recently sold out his stock o
goods to Mr.. Il. A, Best, Of Tracy City
We learn that Mr. Bennett will soon he
come a citizen Of Coffee county, havin
purchased farm in the Southern pol
ton of that county.
j. X. Bennett went to Il fish fry OF
the river last Saturday, but became $
unwell after his arrival there that h
was not able to take Il part in mastica
ting the tinny tribe. So his cnjoymen
was cut short.
Mr. Nlilt Anderson (dcpot agent n
Jasper and wife paid a flying visit t
relatives here last Saturday morning
They returned to Cowan ON the nooI
train to visit relatives in that section
They will return 10 their home to-day
accompanied by Miss Annie Martin, o
Decherd, who will spend week or tw
On visit.
a good portion Of the corn crops il
cur section are looking well Rain
have been partial, and in some ncighbor
hoods II Is getting quite dry.
Several car loads Of new wheat hav
hcen shipped from Decherd, and Mr.
Parks, oar depot agent, thinks he vii
have Il pretty heavy shipment thi
week.
Mr., j. II Williams and family, O
Manchester, came down on Il visit t
relatives here last week.
Mr.. W, G. Carter, formerly night
Waterman here, is now at Tracy Cit
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Personal.


Tenn, is visiting our town, the ruc.t Of
Miss Mamie G. Carmack
a., ?, -
last week, after an absence Of gcycrri
days,
Capt. Nathan Boone. ofLipcolr conn.
ty, vas ON our streets Monday.
81,
ra '"gssrS' J"'NSs ana i1p Taylor, John
Russoy left Monday morning an = Gst
ing excursion to Elk river Thcy viii
be absent week or two.
NJ, ~ -
and Floyd E,till left for Knith snr;n' ' .
on the mountain lust Monday TLc
two first named rropoge TO rcmo;n -,
" a., Springs Il fortnight Or more,
Mr.. Matt Whitaker lcf c,r p,rot.o.
vile hast Nou3ny on . Co,r,.inr c ,,,o
d;,ion
''''''
Rev. p. A. Lyons returned home
from Rafhcriord county Inst Friday
looking much better than when he left.
.,
our town a busi,".. yi.i, his w" COW p"'"
ho T h "''''', '' ,, ~ d. r ,',''''''s' WHY
"',, "''m ~ l'' L i',''' several
VIZ, '',"'''r , nome 'tS' wees "'''
" - SUM ol'''' '''' s'''c'! "''e
after an absence ni iwo weeks in J J,a,y.
renee county. lie rcnor,s llat he ON.
loved himself ",u ,cly .
DR.. .. W Larkin, Of Florida, is vi.
Iilng our town. Ills daughter accom-.
Panies him, and will become pupil at
Mary Sharp College II It's nest SESSION.
,G..o. 1.,,; n.,.,.,..l r..; H.,
.ia S,'' |'I''." 10y ~ ''," "''i", i''u,
-
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guarding convcts. "Will' is Il clever
and acconmo lating young man,
Mrs. DR.. Thompson is quite sick with
fever.
Mr.. Parks has little daughter quite
sick with fever,
We know that our correspondence is
not very interesting, but when letter
is mailed, and it takes three or four
days for it to reach Winchester, we
don't know what to think of it. Thus
it was with our last letter There Is
wrong done somewhere in the mail de.
par'ncnt. X.
Dechcrd, Tenn, July 0, 1888.
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Two children of clever German
citizen who lives in the Bclvidcre dis.
trIct went blackberry hunting recently
and got lost, They remained in the
woods all night, and were found the
next day about 3 miles from home by
party that had been organized to
search for them.
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r. oome errors appeared in our County
T T proceedings lust week, to,wit
Inc appropriation to Sheriff Oakley for
eS'o'fclo services was s25. 00-we print
=" II 5000; and the appropriation to
e. S,c H. ivey' for keeping poor-housc, was
E'oo.'S printed it Sll6.7S. In
',.e 'lst OF Jurors for the July term Of
circuit Court, instead of w. w. Gar
Vvr IN the LIST district, it should be n.
Garner; and |. = Staples was ap,
p,'nted from the 4ih district--we print
cd 1T IT John Staples.
mere was also an error in the real
f, ,,.n transfers. II, f. Oakley, sheriff,
DOB ct ais" should read BoJo ct als.
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lie .ur, to buy your Tickets over the
H. G, 4 st. L. Railway.
The inexperienced Traveller need hct g
Mss lew change are necessary, ard sue
are unavoidable are made IN Union Dcpot
THROUGH SLEEPERS
GfrwrI:&-

Atlanta and Nashville, Atlanta audSt. Louis,
Atlanta aud Louisville, Nafhyiilc and st.
Louis via Columbus, Nashville and Louis
willie, Nashville and Memphis, Martin and st.
Louis, Union City and II. Louis, Mckenzie
and Little Rock. where connection i, made
with through s!ccp,rs to all Texas points
Call on or address
AR. WRENN, Tray. A., Atlanta, Ga.
J. II. PEBBLES, T. A., Chattanooga. Tom.
W.T.. ROGEES, PA, Chattanooga, Tom.
W. l.. DANLEI, g. P.& r. A.,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Bay The best Corn Cultivators 6
kinds and Corn Drills Oh hand.
Ge6" The Champion Real ers, Movers
and l!arycstcrs still ahead and OH and.
Be-" Give us your orders carly. Also,
those wanting repairs lot Ls know and
We will have them on hand.
Eay" We are conslantlyaddirg to our
stock of Hardware, wagon material,
Groceries, Quccnsware, Clover and othr
field seeds, dc.
March 2S, 1888.
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Those of our farmer friends who want
fence that is simple. cheap and dura-
We, should call ON our young friend,
Dick Taylor. We have heard some Of
our best farmers say thai it is the best
fence ever introduced here. We exam
med the advantages of this fence last
winter, before Mr. Taylor purchased
The right for this county, and take
pleasure in saying it is all that is claim
Ell for it. Sec advertisements another
Issue.
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Tax Sales.

The following is u Iiet Of the proper,
ty sold for taxes for 1882 on Monday
OF last week, together with the names
OF the parties assessed to and the amount
due from each.
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Although We have had number of
good BARRIERS in Winchester during the
past few years, our present barber,
Frank Miller, col has the reputation
Of heading the. list in every particular.
Try linn.
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Mir. X W.. Muse died at his home
near Estll Springs last Sunday night,
Of consumption. Deceased was good
citizen, He leaves u wife and three
children, to whom we extend our sym.
pathicS.
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The Home journal will mail, this
week, to each of its subscribers copy,
in pamphlet form, of theaddress of Col.
Elkins, delivered before the graduating
class of Mary Sharp College ON the 10Th
of June. The Beard of Trustees of the
school, by resolution, requested the pub
LEGATION of the address in the Home
journal, which, owing to the crowded
condition of our columns and the length
OF the address, was impossible. Appre-
eating the compliment and recognizing
the substantial benefits oui town has de-
rived from the college, we have had
printed thousand extra copies of the
address, and will receive and mail them
this week
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Last Saturday while Mr.. Henry Mar
TN and his sister-n-law, Mrs Newt
Slartln, were en- route from Bedford
county to see the parents of the latter,
VINO reside near Huntland in this coun-
~ their horse became frightened be-
tween town and Lees Ford, ran away
ana turned the buggy over. Mrs. NJ.
was badly though not seriously bruised.
buggy and horse were also badly dam
aged; The parties came to town, Sc
cured another horse and buggy, and
proceeded on their way.
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Masonic. Stated meeting OF Cum
berland Lodge No. 1873, next Saturday
night, July l4lh, 1888. 1t is earn
estly requested that there be a full at
tendance. BY order of the W. NJ.
III. Ii. DULIN, Sec'y.
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PRYOR'S OINTMENT
No.1-Resident Notice.
In Circuit Court of Franklin County
Tennessee.
W l.. Sanders VS. Wade ii. Sanders.
LRill for DiNnrrNA

w. l.. Sanders VS. Wade H. Sanders.
tBill for Divorcc)
In this cause it appearing to the sati-iocton
Of the Court from the bin Of complain
ant, which is sworn to, that the defendant
is anon-residonto the State Of Tennessee, 80
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon her.
1t is therefore ordered by me that puhlica-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in tho
Home journal, published in Winchester
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defendant c,i
to appear at the next term OF the the G Gr,r,t
Court for franklin county, at the e. C M"n
house in Winchester, Tenn, on the AN, l.h mon ,a
day in July, 1883, and n! maze ', ,.'lcn for
c com, and set for hearing cx-rNr'e "f to
her. Aim Ills Inn,
-, 1883 r,v ,,pAvcis Clor,
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Only a few from this place attended
the fish fry at Lees Ford last Saturday
\ gooGly number of country people
were on hand, and the supply IF nicely
fried fish was sufficient for all
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We learn that Miss Jennie Doyle, of
Dycrsburg, has been employed as an
assistant music teacher ut Mary Sharp
College for the next session. Miss ID
is n graduate Of that institution.
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Our County Court Clerk has issued
only one marriage license since our last
issue, to-wit:
Elias II, Footc to Edith l.. Hilbert
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Attachment Fsct.CG.
State of Tennessee Franklin County.
Lcnchan q Fcathcrson IS. John Brake.
field.

field.
In dis cau-cit appearing hy ahi layit That
hcdclvnIanl, John Nrak,frId, is Justly in
dcb,,d to the plaintiffs, and ia Il nonresident
Of the STATE ol Tennessee, 20 that the ordinary
process % law cuuuot bc served upon him (,
and an Original Attachment having been
levied ON hi,pror.rty,
Its therefore ordered that publication he
made iur inur successive weeks in the HON,
journal, published in Winchester, Tenn
commanding the said defendant To appear
before me, anacring Justice OF the Peace iol
said county, ut my office in the 9th civil dis
trict Of said county OF Franklin, on Wcdncs.
day, the 18th day OF August, l5S3, and make
defense To said suit, or the same will be pro-
ctcdcd with cx-parjr.
This July 9lh, 1883.
ID. $, LONG, j. +.
iulyll-it
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Anumber Of our farmers are Blasting
about having the first cotton bloom of
the season."
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From Monte gle.
July %, 1888.

Ut III --I7i ITT7T'1s
\ number of teachers and students as
pupils, and educators us instructors have
arrived; also, there are several minis
tiers and families present.
\ good opening Of the Institute was
made with interesting exercises.
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Fine rains since our last have i'm
proved the appearance Of vegetation
Wonderfully
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The first watermclons of the season
were sold here last week. They were
of Georgia growth, and brought fancy
prices.
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A protracted meeting will commence
at Harris Chapel, in the llih district,
next Sunday.
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Esq. d. S. Long has two new adycr-
Observation-Disclosures notIccs--n this
issue.
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Mrs. Laura W. Hicks, daughter Of
George ". and Mary y. White, for
mcrly of Winchester, died in Nashville
On the 9th inst.
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Mr.. John Faris, who lives near Win
chester Springs, boasts that he has Il
p,lk-s,alk on his premises fifty feet
high GLOW is that FIR high?"
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Trustee Smith informs us that the
school fund now on hand amounts To-
about $4,000. Judge Williams will
pro rata it this week.
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Consisting Of

500 yards Of Dress Goods, Swsscs,
etc, etc.
200 yards of silks, Satins, Nclycis,
etc, etc.
$50 yards Of Silk Tissue and Beragc
Yelling.
$50 yards Of Ribbons,
and lot of lringcs, Fans, Collars,
Cuffs, Laccs, Ties, lichues, Knit good,
Cords, Tucking, Ruchiug, Buttons,
Gloves, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Hosiery,
Eurekas, Belts, etc, to be sacrificed till
all are gone.
N13 Come, orc and all, and
get them while they are going.
CARTER & BRO.
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My Gallery will he open in Winchcs.
ter every Saturday through the summer,
beginning the Dist Of July
X. Il. WILLIAMS
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Our Agents.

The following named persons are au
to receive and receipt for sub
scliptims to Home Journal:
John II Martin, Winchester,
George l., BaLks, Dcchcrd.
d. $. Long, llockcivillc.
l.. K. Sartain, Cowan.
w. b Gossagc, Estill Springs.
IN Martin, Maxwell.
o. p. Bruce, IIuntland.
G. W. Bowling, Maxwell.
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JULY 81.

JULY Cd.
Every train from Cowan--four n
day-brings additional numbers.
School opened to-day mt . IL. M, by
Superintendent Prof. j. Il. Scoby, of
Murfrecsboro.
After prayer and music the lectures
began.
/. Teaching History of the United
States, by Prof. McGcc, of Trenton.
2. Teaching Arithmetic, by Prof.
Wharton, principal of Nashville High
School.
3. Recess.
1. Music-Organ solo-by Grigsby,
Of Trenton.
s. Teaching Vocal Music in schools,
by Prof Bailey, teacher Of vocal music
in Nashville schools
All these were able lectures, skllfully
illustrated and impressed by experienced
educators.
The audience was composed Of teach.
ers as pupils, ministers, and visitors tc
this summer resort,
Up to Tuesday evening there were
near two hundred people on the grounds
JULY 4TII.
The usual school sessions were held
with more advanced programme.
At s p. M, the "FouM" was co.e
bratcd with imposing exerclses-music
and speeches. Above the cupola Of tha
magnificent hotel, beneath u brazcI
eagle, iloated the stars and stripes
From letter written to this place
(Winchcster,) by Prof. Scoby, the fol
lowing is an extract: "Monteaglc, Jul,
5th.-Wc have this morning near fit,
pupils. Everything is promising. Per
sons are constantly coming in. Oul
celebration of the ith mt the amphi
thcater, last evening, was a splendid sue
cess. Every one was pleased"
Soon crowds of people will rest undc
these shades and walk these grounds.
y.
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Sow AND Pres FOR SALE.-Apply |
to b. A. S. Farmer, Winchester.
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Remember that when the lIcme Jour
nal is sent out of the county the postage
is added, to-wit;
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We will have u correspondent al
Monteaglc next week.
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Read Sheriff Oaklcy's election notice.
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The property was all bid off in the
name Of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
MARTINS FERRY FACTS.
The ..Iimes' for Sale-Heaters OrSa uiz-
ipg-Other Newsy Locals.


The helpers employed at the Lsughlin
mill are about to organize an association
for their protection, and will meet at City
Hall for this purpose Tomorrow afternoon
al O'Clock.
The Martins Ferry Tins is ortered for
sale. The publisher, Mr.. W. 5. Meek,
finds that things are not up 10 expectations.
He is practical newspaper man, having
worked al the business since boy of four
teen summers. He can command a good
salary. snd has several off-rS, one of which
be will accept, making more working at
his trade than running the Times. The pa
per has fair circulation, and hiss always
been ably conducted. 1t is two years old.
Mr.. Meek has become very popular here,
and his leaving is regretted. Here's a good
chance for some good, live newspaper man.
Mr.. Ed. OSeel. of Bellaire, will open a
tailor shop here about the LIST OF April.
The SUNDAY REGISTER will contain more
news about the Martins Ferry manufactOr-
les, her people and other matters thaA
any other paper. Don't fail to see it.
Hurl Porter has returned.
Mrs. Margaret Ramsey, of York, Pa, is
the gueSl o; J. NJ. Blackford.
Mr. Joel Woods is al Cleveland on rail-
road business.
Jim johnson IS quite sick.
DR.. J. ID. HobensIck is having his store
handsomely re ,papered and painted
Mr.. Thomas cochran, OF Washington
county, is visiting his brother, w. c. Coch.
ran.
The public examination in the schools,
preparatory 10 the April vacation, begins
next week Central No viii, be examined
on Thursday afternoon; Central No. and
Clark No. "Wednesday Afternoon. Central
No. 3 Thursday afternoon, and Central No
Friday afternoon.
The annual social OF the Lilies of the Val
ley Missionary Band will be hell in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church TO night. The Indus.
Try Building Association also meets.