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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
n. w. JOHNSON.
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NlfuEREAs Aivi, Upt1u ~ ibsnf, N ~
w SaurtF ~ oxfsfd sri STATE ef Nsiaf, ~
trr. A ~. -. arf fcclftrt IN ne ntflri Re-
is'fr 81 ureIis. Boa IA Yf4e o.. ronFffei q
nie IN rntfffIEnef, n csrisia plrcel of fssi 80
tate. stuaisd in lali AItsnI. 81 b'anisi 80
fsss-lfa - f0iItss VIA .slsea ss.tI % lnf
uumtfrfd sfFfr l1 go fhlfi flnI tuf forty
ssfss en- &C. east o. ~ inf rnutffrf flH ln ftr
iCaftf fanEr nf l1is 'n tait Alntaf. 80 nfi1f
afms ufsr 80 o. Gel a. A. lnlrr o. slrnt
Utrnsf. tF frf|f fffrf NCr -. f~t. ffrnffri l1
naiard ~ 49, boa itl rsas 90 sai tnrer ss
ne fsfu I'd saii gi1n In Alhfnr Aud Whrrfasi
Toe f1ni.iIra ni stif M.nEtgs hts been bfoktu D.
60 lIiln i1fIsaf I c.aIn firrsinsufH q Hst
ID rffFtFs. sNMlFf %. fullAsNiA
Aillfurf. A D uluNtIk. nettsi
faafrH D. L a.. A U .aIf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

II aii 80 az s1 rsrins iron ne srrofs .nf "a
Isrrrt .oas nf ynuths nefFons reAsnesss esu
f..st %. ID usnhaoI a. I oil sssd rccips
mafsli cure 700. Fkkh % 1HAkeh. lbs
greet remedy as discovered by m lssloeAfy ~
-aufh An~firs Sent q sefaiifess~i snFe.ope
" ~ Raw. josHFu 7. isH.s, staiios ID >ss
lufk lIfN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
THr GOOD TEMrLAEs

Tht O-Icr of Cool Tcuphr. I'm Mt.lc
Isl kerr.ng na tlr sftn t.rof uf Dee Way.
Wits Cofr,spoc1rri. n1tG.ciri Ny ihe
tmpnfary "srt hiCk' received 'y some
othfrterI prrarer organ .rii.ous on arc0lrt
OF political matters. Ani - mtting lt. Us.
usl anraa record of wDrk aui progress.
To lriiraiI1ns row aru thatrtplfts A. the
auuuai session CD bc heii 40 Portland in
Apf.l nett WI show fli ranks sui itfl.
rucc.
IT, r.f Loig.. AT 5000 mcmh.rs are
i0Catci ali wofklug In every part oi Male
spreading .ts pruclp.os of prevention
ani fufofmat.nn among thc people. All
hasiug regard o. ne.iher party, scci nor
color Foriy ues ipig,s have been or
gsr.fri thls YEAR to make goo. the NOR
tally ufcrssAf.IF consequent uq1n an ur.
gar.faton of thls klni, al thr n.i guard
l. bsing strcrgihsuci aui fcuirfci more
iura1'c ani tf| lent
Toe following Lp'gcs have been Iusil-
iltei ili.ng tlc past ics weeks Peas.
AT ll.I. ~. -.t AZ sidney. : n Long
lev. Dsp1iy CcniraL 10 tfi. a. Litch.
fel piaus. J. A Chase. Dspuiy MIsha-
van. ~. go. a. South Warren. ID W
C.arre. nrpafY River View. -. aft. a.
Cushing. Prank Il Miller. Dspgty freui-
hip. 30 t6s a. Frieniship q 7 Wal
uaCs. Dsputy Ltkcsiie, - 80. Al Smith-
Gels. " n Ells. Dep1iy
Tlerc are sfII many settlements. coz.
nsf. an l1ciIiIcs in tte state which eau
slsta.n Lodge kni sholli have onr. Too
90 more cIifcus ln any place noi occupied
cAn open Lodge Write 90 the SecfetA-
~. George D Bracket ~ Belfast. fof par
tIcuiars
Ths principles ~ ihe order are thorough
tempsrancr. IT, motto Is faith. hope and
charity IT, mission. prevention aui rgfor.
mst1n - platform. abstinence f1r thc
lni.y.iuA. All prohibition by ihe STATE.
OrE readers ~il fcmember tia; last
iaN. We Published very luminous aal
p'.n,ed speech. delivered a. Norway. BY
Dexter A Hawkins Those Who heard
bin thsIs. and has many friends else
where. will ympA,hiEe With him IN his
bereavement. as they rad the following
item. wLich We clip ron the n. L.
Son
Arthur Mccks ilasklus. a sou % Dexter
A. Hawkins. 90 West Thlfty-foarih
street. died on saturday in 50 Bartholo-
news Hospital. London, Of typhoid pueu-
moulA he Wa Cd years OLD Jan. Z. Tie
graduated a. Harvard In the class of "a,
Ani hal gone D. Europe % travel with his
elder brother Tor year before entering
Coiumbla Law school His middle name
Wa Mccks. after his grcai-graudfaiher.
Joseph Mceks. Who DIET 10 l,o,. a. The age
% 9s Mr. Mecks wAs one OF the boys
wao stood on the Battery whca Van Arr
dkis climbed up aud pulled down the Brit.
ish rag on Nov -, iT-i. Before The OLD
merchant died, De said
when / lived my paper WAS always
worth Is face, and I should Ike % live un-
Oh Vas up o. par myself
lis great great grandmother was Miss
MolneA1x OF Morr.stown, who used % act
A. Interpreter between Washington aud
lafayette when they were A. that place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

Try all of the gusck nostrums and al OF
the Oh women recipes, and then u 700
want % be- cured OF your Coughs Colds
AMI Group. you may DO - BY u.ing Jsd'
wiu's Tar syrup. CSC. and si per bottle (;
At ilOldcus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

II ia pgro-lt d. pleasant - efeoiaL'
rcliesl Ing the patient almost Instantaneous
" -Jaiwln's Tar Syrup. 2ic. All 81
bottle. Holden Keep. Il i0r sale
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

OXFORD, So
CLEKks OFuCf. sCrsEsn JUDICIAL CouEr
PAks MAIsE, FEB. 5ih, lss5
Notice 10 hereby eissa that NJ. John n rae
q Cornish, 10 the COunty 90 iort, sill nske ~.
pllcstl0n Cor admission a. an Attorney o. IAs,
81 he Tern of supreme yun.et. sentl WIN
me a. N Tae.f.y % nsreb. A. ID. tsS.
ALBERT AUSTIN. Ciert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

OhFORD, ssi-At Court Of PROBATE hsid AZ
psris within sui fuf the COuntY cfOxiofd on
he bird Iuesiay a Jaa-. A. u. l@3
On re pstiil0n Of kOniNsO> DIAN, Ad'
laistfa 90 81 tie estsis - -ydsnham IRA. hsm,
lsis vi Hartdel q ssii touat, dcceasci, pfAJ
iss for license o. eel ant cinvey certain real -
tsie situated la the tosn u huctasii, and fully
de.cr.b,i Ia his petition % ais m W rfooass
Oabsk1D, That the saa Petitioner give notice
70 all persons Interested ~ casing an sbsusct o.
81 three xesks saccesslvely In the Oxfofd Demo
erst printed az Parts, that thsy MAJ appear a. .
Probate Coart 20 b. held ~ fsris. In SAID CQun.
w. on the lhlrf tuesday Of Deb. next AZ so'elock
In he forenoon and she's Sauss II any they have,
shy The zane shOuld not BE- granted.
GEO. A. WILSON. Jafge.
A trueeopy-sffestf "a q. DAVIS. kssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

For cough u childhood OF Oh age, Jai-
wins Tar Syrup Is the best kemsmoef
o. r. r.. Holden. So. Paris. sells H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
NOTICE.

All per.o1arss h.sses s-a.,ss .. ssalnss rsss
.rrlber p..shl. u TIE nost1n Chemical CO. a.
ths Soreas nsnk. &c The sum q one husdred sni
twenty dollars sna hfy nise essis Q \ ieeI mesins
ebt.u.f bx fraud xnd shsn Dot par the same,
nsrloo. Ne. FeD. ., isso. l.. II. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
n CA RID

"wsaro'. suro cure for nssve-- 10 M only
reliable remedy science has yet pfodnoe'
sold - A. N Gerry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

II cost. o. Tor marriage and only "
f1r dlvorcc. n yoa take JAisin's Tar
syrup 10 will cost yoa sc. Holden sells ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

4 Cough or Cold that can no, be cured
by JsdNin's Pine Tar Strip l. unknown
Iuguire OF Df. Holden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

bap<iss Church. Rev. .. \. Coebrsne. fsssos
Ss.l ss sssssS h';ss'i s. sss' ss..
fussday syspias. fcasz feeplss tosiss{ q
Chrlsl1an ks1ravov, 80 norsiay eveniA"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

-kny of yuur OIL plugs are S..-l if.mse u
frrff a. Wsarr's Condition Powders Ill
hulII on 4 fun tiosn aniuai tnorr thAn eny
thlns slsa knosu wears fOudsrs AZ lea
shof fuf surms soi1 in suuih fAris, -
Germ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

OXFORD, S~.-At q Court of Probate he'd Al
paris, with sithin ant Tor The 4 luntF Of Osford.
on Ne third Tussaay 81 Jan, a. D. l~1.
AUGUSTA n. COTTON, Adnlrisiratflk on ne
estate OF AisN snisf ". Oo1Cn, lfte 81 Hiram, In
said CouufF. deeeassf, having prcsented her ac-
count a ADMINISTRATORS OF The eftae a taid de-
ceasfd fur allowance.
OEnSRfp, That Ne tAit Atmlhisfaflt site
nct ifs ID al D. rsons intsrestet. by causnE copy
81 the order o. BE- pubnshed three weeks tac
erssirely In he oxford Dcmocrai. Ora I'D AZ fsrs
ttai they MY agpcar IL Court ~ PROBATE % -
ted Al Paris wlttin AMI iuf sai toauil on We
tflft Tacs isy of feb. nest, ats ociocs n ne
f0fcnt on, aud show cau-e, u any they have, shy
he sams sha1ld uot D. ali0scd.
sEO. A. WILSON, Judge.
A true coyy-aitss; IN. &. DAVIS, Reris;ef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

STATE OF mAf>E.
OXFORD. -. Probate Court, Jssusry Tern
A. u. lsss.
A certain Instrumsnt parp0rtins 70 be the lsss
via sna 1es,snsat u BfNJAHIS BARkKR,
late a Baltimore, In the state 81 MARY land. Aad
OF the Probate thereof In ssh state, duly suth<n
heated, having bssa presented 70 the Judge Of
Probate for car said Coauty o. Otfofd. for ths
psrposs Of being SLOWED. Diet and rc1rded In
The Probate Court of nid Comfy
OkDtktD, That notice thereof be fivea 70 eli
persons Interested therein, BY csasisG Q copy q
this order 70 be psblished three vseks su cces
sively 10 the Oxfore psaocst. printed a. Paris
% sad County, that thsy nay spper &C Q PRO
bate Court 70 Be held 81 fafls, 10 aid Counfy. 90
the third Toefdsy Of March nsxt II ni1s Of ths
scck "a tns fofesoes, ana show cssse. "a any they
have, sfsnst the sane.
GRO. A. WILSON. ysdse.
true copy-Atisst n. Z. DAVIS, kssislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

rbs Subscriber hersoy gives pablie Noues
that be has been DALI appointed ~ the Hoo. Jstge
OF frobats foe the Comfy Of Offord and has
assumed the trust 81 Admin istrst0r Of ne sstats
Of BENJAMIN W. BkA>. lsts q Bethel.
In eat Coanty, deccassd, By EfvtnE bad ~ ne
law dHccts he tAsrefore requests all psrsess 10
debted 20 The estate Of said fecfsscd 70 male
immediate payment and thoss uho have any 10
uands thercoa 10 sthibh the ssme 20
JAn. %. is,5. WILLIAM n. PEARSON.
THE Subscriber hereby gives Public sotiss that
be has been daily appointed By the Hoo. JsdGs 81
Probate for The C0snty a oxford, snd sssameS
the Trust Of Adainistrstor 81 the estate Of
SAMUEL HARMON. late oi fsrs,
10 said Ceunty. deccassd. b. irving bond a. the
Lac directs he therefore re- a<sts ali pefsoas 10
mediate paymenL and those vho have any de-
mands thereoa 10 exhibit The same %
Jan. 20. US. IiENgr :. MCINTYRE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
OYSTERS.

Am pferAfci 90 fsrulsh Oysters In ever ~ u,
al - cn.lsi meats an 4 vegetable, uiih rod hot
See. Al mF itfftaufaut. ffICfs ftasluatif.
Z, w. ne call anf scc flr TCufssires.
s. ". IiTHEELkiGu.
south Paris. F,t. los
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

Al. .-AtsCoar d frotsie hsii Al
psfis. sifhln anf - the toaufY - osfQrt
90 N thlfi IursIiaF Of Jan, A. u. los.
o. ne refition OF iifnNkn q. Ht -ssi.L,
81 %, In sald County lfafirf hat BET tmm
tnr 90 ths s.fats 81 kunirs kusse, late "a Hart
ford. 10 sah ouniy. dcceasedi
Oricrrd, That fait petitioners gave noiiee
70 All psfsons Interested b. causing q copy Of
this order o. b. pabiistri three Seetsfucs 'ssiFe.
ID In the oxford ncm0crat Auesslapcr printed
Al Paris, in sal 4 5uuty that thsy MAJ appssf AZ
a Probate Couri 20 D. held AZ Paris 90 he third
tuesday 81 10 next "a o'clock IN the lore
noon AMI shos eassf u snY thsy have Hty The
ne ssmc shoul not B. granted.
clio. A. WILSON, iutge.
Atrussorv Affect n q. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

fTnN ~ NnIir
W. J. C0norer. Midi.othiAu. Va, says
fcw drops % Agoil on q little sugar cures
cough very promptly aud a. general pain
rellsscr De- kseps 10 constantly 10 his house.
sold Ia south Paris by A. ~ Gerry SAN
pie bottles nee fOr trial
Mr. = Lyman % Grand Rapids. Mich
say. pr. Agops Pan. cured her % Liver
snrnuIalnf anI thr surai forms 20 u1sprfslsi
arsr everything rise bal faued rold "
n terry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

NJ. NJ. PHISSrY q Norway. With hs
usual energy and keen appreciation q
the Interests u bis customers. has pat In
. large and varied assortment u goods.
and a. such Prioes that thoss who favor
him With . call Nil BE- likely 30 urge
their friends % 40 with them the nexi
time and see f1r themselves. See rev
a. tbs week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
LIQUOR DEALEH
200 NATS ST.

We may well rejoice that nowhere in
the Pine Tree State would ], Be possible
Coz = newspaper TO Be printed with such
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

.A>,ru RlroGI or " a. E,srN,N,
p,srrrr TvrlAR oT OXwEu lr.
rsi.r ieu.r
Tt- afr.t Or ri bfrr Lrfgr
10 fC. T..
Oae year ago yea called me. BY ma.
.1riy 20 Year ,o,c.. % che Pos.Iioa that !
~ occapy. che b ghe q in your gih. /
accepted ttc trust. fully realifing i's re-
possibilities. AL have tired % Do my
work faithfully The year has ao~
PASSED. and an here .o give an account
of my Stewardship
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

q n. raltff, iitarra.
n 4 N.rril. AFrIrlIursi Tao .rul.s
~ DAYS. ptufiff.
uar.f.s Ve.itcfy, rtTscsn 49, s.rf.a
A. H. Jaass. haah.nlst
\ II HlIsilr. fsnnsrY rrrr i.r
An. ssuy. Dfurx.ii, uIsnlf. A.a.a.sH ga
"a. MAYER. FuruHars sal rai.rta.i s..,
nryu Naris. 80 r. H..hsrisr Al en-. s 4.
- rnrftsfal.Ilrf g. ~.lia itIIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10

uxrunu u. Na U.aft af PROBATE hfli a.
rtrf HII.n tHI Iarfnf IHarf. ri utiofd.
f.r H'HI rlnfIHr I'll NaI. q. ID IHH
rf AfUi'sf caaarh Itr uI trnhuf IN rna
C..rT. lr-rls|f. htf.rr rfrfr 90 De g.
rlnnf nf afminaffnI m ttr rttlfa of ttd
deceased Ir. HIIrHanHr
uHffrrf Ih1f fHr frII rtrrntrf give untee
O. 40 .Hrtnrt Iulrfrsirf hT raaslrT eupT ofthis
nrfrr ip rr FurNttrf Three srfkf Hrccsssifs
lT An co otlurl Democrat. ucssrafsf
lfI1lfi at Paris .ihtt ttry niaf raf 40 aflppaie
isrff O. be- hflI nf rar'a n. CALL C0antr On 80
lhif1 larafaT nf go artfs atg o'clock IN ne
fHfrnHHa anf fIns raHfe If anT tnrI lave. HnI
trr rnur rnruft lll rr anlHft.
sFo WILSON jatrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-10
STATEMENT
Of ihr c1af.tIan of
GERMAN ERICAN
Insurance COMPANY
90 Ntw YORK.

tvu ortnranANs ~. . o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19
THE STEEL QUESTION.
TAKING EVIDENCE POSTPONED
As to the propriety of Demanding the IS
Percent Increase of Mailer" Wages.
The strike Mt the Riverside Declared
on-what other Mills aro Doing.

President Weihe, of the Amalgamated
Association, was expected in this city Sat
urday, and the Executive Board was ex-
pected to hear testimony with view TO
deciding whether the steel Of which nails
are made here is harder than iron nail
plate. The scale OF wages now in force
demands an increase Of twenty-five per-
cent for cutting stee! nails when the steel
is harder than iron. Sometime ago the
boilers demanded that the nailers insist
upon this increase, claiming that the steel
was harder than iron. This the nailers
denied, and declined to make stand for
the % percent extra pay. Since that time
tho question whether steel is harder than
iron has been n vexed one, and it was fin
ally decided that the Executive Board OF
the Association should investigate the
question thoroughly and TINT its decision
should be binding upon the nailers
President Weihe did not arrive Satur-
day, however, having been unaYoidably
detained at Pittsburgh. He sent word
that no would come down next Saturday,
when the question will be taken up by
the Executive Board and evidence heard
as to the truth OF the claim that steel
nails are harder to cut than iron ones.
THE RIVERSIDE STRIFE ENDED.
The strike OF the nailers at the River
side factory last week, growing out Of the
Amalgamatcd Association strike and the
existing complications at the steel plant
Of the company at Benwood, did not last
long. The Executive Committee OF the
Amalgamation met Saturday and declared
the naiers' strike Of, and work will be re-
sumed in the nail factory this morning
The difficulties ut the steel plant were also
adjusted, anditiscontidcntly expected thai
work will be resumed there also, with 8
full force Of men, at an carly day, possibly
tomorrow.
The Riverside blast furnace is still bank
cd down, OH account Of the large supply
OF pig iron that has accumulated. The
forge department, at the upper mill, ii
working us usual, making merchant iron
THE OTHER FACTORIES.
Tho Top mill, which has been idle To-
several weeks, is preparing to resume
work. The workmen in the coal banl
have been notified to go to work THU
morning, and the heaters are also TO go t
work to-day or tomorrow. The compan!
was disappointed in receiving shipmen
OF steel expected from Pittsburgh las
week.
The Belmont mill is still idle, but vii
probably resume work on Thursday o
, this week.
The Iaughlin mill, over the river, vii
shut down on Tuesday OF this week 70
the annual taking Of stock. Work vii
not be suspended, however, longer THAI
is absolutely necessary.
The Norway Tack Factory is making
steel tacks from the same bloom used il
making steel nails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19
HELLAIIlE.
Fire at tho RIuls-YarIOus News Notes Of
Current Interest.

Fire at tho RIuR-YarIOus News Notes Of
Current Interest.
+. G. Schoen, Of Atwater, spent Sunday
with relatives here.
DR.. Ilirst lectures here Thursday even
ing on "Loye, Courtship and Marriage"
Elder A. L. Myer, OF West Liberty,
preached ut the Disciples church yester-
day.
1t is reported that the notice Of q
twenty percent reduction OF wages ut the
Bellairc Steel Works will be withdrawn.
The maple lumber for the new floor OF
the skating rink arrived Saturday and q
large force OF carpenters was at once put
to work laying it.
The stockholders OF the Union Window
Glass company have chosen the following
directors: G. q. Kelly, G. @. Crafty, D. j.
Murray, II. Roemer, Thomas Wetherald,
John 3. Shannafe1t, Richard Farley.
A number OF fences and out buildings
back on the hills were blown down by the
wind storm. among them sheep house OF
Charles White, and in town several chin
neys and fences and innumerable signs.
The @. & P. yard engine jumped the
track Saturday while making a drop
switch. AS the brakeman on tho car
stuck to his post little damage was done
by the shock when the car overlook the
engine.
Bellairc is to have n Democratic weekly
paper. L. NJ. Lockwood and George W.
King have bought OF G. N. Gaumer the
machinery and type used for the dead
Democrat and will this week start the
Herald.
The narrow gauge train Of Saturday
morning reached here ut three o'clock in
the afternoon. The delay was said to be
caused by slip, but it was rumOred too
that an attachment Ind been issued for
the train by some unpaid employees.
A can OF gasoline, used in cleaning
skates, was upset at the rink Saturday
afternoon and caught fire. The burning
fluid ran through the floor into the Buck
eye Lantern factory and the building was
soon full OF flames. Little was burned,
however, except the gasoline itself.
Mr.. Adam, a Boston merchant, was
among Dellaire manufacturers last week.
The last time he was in this part OF the
country he was on his way to Cleveland,
over forty years ago. He came to New
York by boat, then to HolIidaysburg by
railroad, then by canal to Pittsburgh, down
the Ohio by boat 10 Portsmouth, and
thence by canal to Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19
A ROMANTIC STORY.
Probably with Considerable More Poetry
tlnn Trnth in It.

-
Readers Of the 1NTELLIoENCER will re-
member the casp OF the fatal burning OF a
little girl at Stcubenville, whose parents
lived on a house.boat, but had built fire
on the river bank, where the girls clothes
caught. The conduct Of the parents was
pronounced heartless In accounts given at
that time. The parents are now in JUL at
parkershurg for chicken stealing.
The State Journal contains an interview
with the father whose name is Campbell,
from which an extract is given:
~ am grandson OF the poet, Thomas
Campbell, OF Scotland. was bonn in
Edinburgh and came TO this country
only four years Of age. Was raised near
Morgantown, Va, and served four years
in the Union army during the late war l
now draw q pension on five separate gun
shot wounds received in battle. l was a
member Of the One Hundred and Thirty
third Pennsylvania Infantry, Col. Collyer,
commanding.
"After the war, went to Europe, and
in 1870 graduated at the University Of
Paris. then studied the profession Of
medicine ut the University OF Berlin,
Germanv. where | received the degree
and 1I;ninma If Doctor of Medicine in
IS79 returned To America and in Is79
iI hooon tho st"Jv NJ medicino in Ohio !
am = 1enersi nractitioner Int oiso a
Snoc;aI;st IN carto;n Diseases NV nrnc.
ia ~as smccessfnI md found mvsell
NOS %ss Of sS50tI over ali exnenscs
PU ITn Novcmber iS83 | nurchased Irrcs
with IL tL lS amonnt and was to have on N
' Jrno store Mt Hanpsville Ohio N The
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19
The WIres An nirht.

The telegraph linemen have had hard
time oft Tor the past two days. As re-
ported, the terrible wind storm OF Friday
night rendered nearly all the telegraph
and telephone wires in the city useless,
they being so twisted or broken that
business could not be transacted. AS soon
as the men could be gotten up they were
sent out, and 1t was not until last
night that everything was reported
o. K. Manager Tracy, OF the Western
Union, said last night that it was one Of
the worst storms in his experience, The
cold weather OF the past two days added
to tho discomfort OF the linemen who had
to climb poles and trees and untangle
wires.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-19
Tho Elm GRO, . E1,en,lon.

Ithas been decided TO extend the Elm
Grove railroad TO Elm Grove. The citi,
zens Of that village have been attempting
for some time to secure this end, and on
Saturday the officials Of the company went
out and viewed the different routes Sug-
gested for the road. 4 citizens meeting
will be held in the Elm Grove town hall
at IN early day To complete arrangements
to meet the proposition Of the company,
and 1t - expected that the extension will
be completed and cars running over It by
April next. The extension Is a much
needed Improvement, and will prove a de-
cided advantage not only to the residents
Of Elm Glove, but to the city as well.