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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

,o,orcc, aud Miss Co
sp.ot Holm DcuPrcc,
pattys
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Obituary.

Tr,Iy olrath loves a shining mark"
vl.. ,l.,,i,, -, fruits, the sweetest flow
arc .r. Gathered from the great or
o,.,,ls AMI ya,dop.. 50 the loylicst aud
,,,,,o.i .niri,. are sometime. gathered
in from the great body OF human be-
ino rto sickle iy thrust in. and the
rio,ucG Grain i harvested. The angel
romes forth on crrlnds of JOY 10 the
bri.bt snirit world. but sadness fer the
timo ia cartb's homes. and calls our
,,,.o1 ouo. 10 rou,c I'M higher. and
,oro ,hoi. rl,cc omouy the scraphs Of
Go1-"urrc i, no n'gl,t there
N.. sarah Hamilton. wife of DR..
Hamilton. departed this life at
,or ,npr and severe Hines, on last
u,nd,, tbo 1871, inst. She united
,,;m, ,Lo PRESBYTERIAN church at old
w,,,,,,k when quite Young. And in
w. 1870 At mis- r,arc. she Joined
tilt N'h' iN'-' =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

By leaving out a line last week, we
made il appear that the Treasurer haa
about $4,000 on hand. W. know lac
HASN'T more than fourteen cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
Lime.

Car load just received and for sale
,n JACOB ilOLBEHG,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

nsNGnw's SALE.
AS,,m on saturday. Feb. iSSo, II, a ,T"m w
WIZ un IN Town Of Macon, sen W
he bighest hidder' one ,,>c
~" nElFER YEARLlNG' VA.
.,,or ,lack with white face anu IVY taken
vnl NJ 40. The above es.,rs mo on,thv
mp by Wilson '"'"' i. FAsER.
Blewett pace coroner AMI Hanger.
inn2i u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
'"OEs'r NOTICE,

Vounty. ''''
epra,,
vs.
Ky q, al, III eianccry.
| p AMY b' John D, Sprowl, Mary J..
|SprowHl oel, H. TNeedie, ,Exr. o
iG,,ae You to he and appear he
\ ter~ o, va Of our said ,hnncory
Ev, N 'nereot, to be holden at nv
/ The 'oNh OF Macon. In said
|nn' @'' q April A, D.. 1885,
dc No ,b,'gad, answer or ,lcmur
/ mn Jjap'lint msitd rau'c
1td. ,s ,iIa 4 anl Inc sral Of sait
WI slh LAY Of lau',. \. u,
"VhLRr PATTY.
CLERK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

The Committee now investigating
thc last fire earnestly request all per-
sons who have information TO give or
suggestions to make, to appear before
them next Monday morning.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

Geo. NJ. Graham, real eS'a'' w.,
Ian, lately sold lands to r"F''', ,hn
s,owcr's place, on Macon ;'a .", W.,
Ground road Mr.. Walker ho"s"' ", ".
brewer place, east OF Macon " ~ Yan MI,
Darhin has also invested i" 'n na,,
hor,. We hope they w''' nav
nav homes pleasant and pro''00'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
NOTICE.

DANGERS NOTICE.
Taken up by Simon Williams on NE nor
dor place, one mile northeast OF brooNs-
Vile, one
COW,
hlock and white spotted, one horn on an"
left hin down. valued at 80,
-ALSO-
Taken up by D. A. LagroAt. ahou1 Non'
,o,h zoe, ,hou, three miles south oil Ma
W." MARE MULE.
color brown. about Is years old some e'',
marks on the back and shoulder ahou, -
hhanGs hioh. one front tooth out, no othef
marLs or brands, valued at go :.
The owners ere requested to come snG tax, AK,
ward. prove properly paf en'in IN, Win q,
t'V', ~, a j. FASER,
'lo ~" Coroner 4 Ranger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
"bENr NOTICE.
In Chancrrv,

Rm,n IN Chancery,
[,,O'eMan Myrtle |. Coleman .
Tn,' u, ), I. Goleman; A. II.
l'vac Coleman
|1ioau you to he and appear before
| ", y, eOl said Chanccry Court
N 't ,o, be holden at the Court
WIN OF Macon, In said coun-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
For Sale

(eNtra dnp well broke three
(a Apply to-
Il VI. MARI.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

Monroe Williams, wen rri1.v.
the vicinity OF Macon. died '"S' a,'a, on
wy ,Sas hurled at soulc Chapel Oh
saturday. lie sucrnmoco
attack Of pneumonia
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

figGgn for Sale
flrl or my whole stock of
FrnDl, per pair.
BENNETT liuGILSS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

Mr.. las. Nance, of Crawloro'',,'
has three thoroughbred Jersey o",'s
for sale. They are only n le" N',"
,,o hcs, strains in the country
and will be sold for $50 each WV
, nynrra next Kali.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

ioo,ns 10 plead, answer or demur
Es SSu a u 5. Coleman for allow
NJ gy@G0l in said cause.
ktj ',s,nlurc MNd the seal of said
WI, 5ISt day of Dee, A. D..
M WBERr c, PATTY,
Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

R Schedule. c
...,.~ at7cO a. m. &
i arrives At co. a5 ,. m. !
re-, ~..-.- :. :. :
'rynr,.. now ar {
an" iS' :, instead of ,
'''' ;
has returned to Ma, {
ab,coc, Of several
.., Miss Go.
'eup'c'' , a''', pcuprcc.
Of Pr"' '0''"
Patty :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30

We rccrct to learn of the Aea.'' =,
o~poplexy, at Huntsville, Ala 1'y" soar !.
Robinson. who formerly resided he''
Cl;nonyillc. in this Comfy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-01-30
WORTHY
Of Confidence.

Aur,,c sarsaparillnis amedicinethat
R7Eh y durin, nearly 40 years, in AZ
parts of the world, has proved its eff
cacy as the best blood alternative known
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01
Ostatnie ~wiadomoSci.

Fran,i-zek Mulkowski Polak ktory W
zc-zivm rcku xamorlowat Agnieszke Kledzik,
zo,taf pow yszonv W zr. z!ym t, godniu W ch:ca-
wiQairiin.
WinA-dor hotter, bank dwadziescia Sc
dem ;nnvch drrwnianych domow, state sic pa
silva plomieMi w SrdallH, Col. Straty przrz
ori,n. wvtxadzonr wNno~za $4,000 asc&u
rac>. tyiko $4,000.
= NouN dom dIa ohfahanych ma bye hu-
dow;nvm " fa Pert, Ind.
W p:atyA zesztego tygodnia eksplod"wal
kuc.yl Vi !altahu y CnIera, AIy., zublf tr.ie
iu,iz, - ozn.l" tivbez; ,iecznie lokaleczyt.
paa t,Narowe po@iasi, 'strjave ma mo
uint.jel road, 2No!o st. LUIS, stafy sic pastwa
pl u iSli 4v~zts ~cioty
iiyrnszy maryIowy bant W W;,hl.t ~,
Dakota, ws,.zy1 al na jakis czas wyptaty.
= SzyiG ncwN,h Iinlj h~oIeiowych beda W
k otre hulaWmc W stanie kansas be!a rrzr-
chvGziG p:z.z Smi.h Jewell powiaty.
komi :nia w. e.. t t. W Dcs M,incs,
luwa. uo-i -;r 2 mysIa wSbudowania d"mu Ola
siernt
W k",.>.s. CITY, No, powstat ogieh W
pom edziaieM o @%"lzjnir :; Z rama W STAIN Neis-
wanuru,; ma SCI Walnut i'll. Trzydziesci osn
koui 80 ~M!i'o. Zahezlicc2enie tyto bardzc
njzkir.
w LeudviIle, Co.., John Timmons, sfa
why grace W katy, otrul -ie W zeszIy ponie
dzialrl. przvc@ynq ~amofojstwa hyto przegra-
ME W kartv cair@n eweGo m%ajatku. John Tim
mems hvi 81 lat staiN, urodzif se " stanie Ken
,uclN. puzo~tuwit 20 sobjc zone i czworo dzieci
ponaszA l. liz sadie, il Joseph Monk, ka
tpiGY lrwnego parowcn, !,lrsu jacego 70 Missis-
SiH}i, umalt v Peru, III! w ,ponedziafek rano
karitau Monk mieszk;t w tym micscie od 81
lat byt do,r@r znanym ~szanowanym we wsZy
stkjch rert%ch M Iinii }omiGdzy Peru New
Or)can.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01
PO terra
Maka ,,BOss 4 Standard"

jest wyrobiona Z ~najIcpszcj twardej psze-
nicy Dakotejskiej. Ma ona wiecej warto-
Sci ola ciezko macuiqccgo rohotnika, 2
powodu obritosci lcpih1l, wzmacniajqccgo
krew, kosci m%u>kuly, anizc]i jakakol
wick inna maka W Winonie, "a co sic
gwarantuje .
Kompania m}yna L. G. Porter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01

roz, ao"mans Bros. < Hodgins, postauow;li
Iozpoezac fraee W, swym tartaku " nrzr-
sz'tm '!gcahi", placac ga 10 goblin nra
~ &c sauna eeaae, jak przedten va n n"-
azln l piaclr beda regularnie co tydzirn
'po'czas gdy przedtem pfacili c o 6 tygodnil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01
81 ,azsszaI'afyrzn xasaGy.

Demokruci mia~ta Wincnu M
konwvncyl zebranei des!aruia:
/. Przyrzvkamy podpieraG gFo.
wne za~ady Demokratycznej par
tyi, opozycyine centrutizacyi, dIa
jomowe regui%, 1zotclnych picnic
Ivy, NoEncgo ~@}c-owAnia refor-
my W tarvtie
?. Za~zczycj@ ~ir mozsmy spra-
wozdaniani Z n>totnieyo ~urzelo-
wanna Demolsratycznej partyi W
na.ztm miesoie; wiclkie puhIiczne
roboty, kt@re iyly inaugurowane
przeprow"dzonc pod na~za admi-
hiStracya, w.elhi wzro>t i Ssczc-
81 we proNadzen;c miasta pod De-
mokratycznym rzadem.
3. Popieramy terazniejsze urz3-
dzenle munlcypalnych rzadow, kto
re zap"wnial a nam rowne prawa,
rowna protckCy9 rowna sprawic-
diiwoSi kazdemu Oby watcl Jwi bcz
wyiatku n~arodowo5"i aIbo kondy-
cyl.
I. DemoSralyczna purtya jest
Z natury tratycyi przyjacielem
robotv lsazdego tohotn;ka PREY
rzeNa mu protekcy2 Cd ~nirsprawie-
dIiwych wyzy,kjw#ezv 3 jcdnej
stronv, Il \ drlIgirj OF ziych skut-
NoW komguizmu. Przekonac sic
mozerie ja< serdec1sie przyjlno-
wani hyii reprezcntanci robotni-
czcj -iartyi rr1ez Demokraty cznych
cztonkow W kongrcsie, Jest to je.
den Z najIepszych przykfaIow, zs
Dcmnkr"tyczna partyl Jest PREY
.iacieIem roboczego oztowicka. Pro
tekcye Jobro kazdcgo robotniku
my pepleramy.
u. -Adopcye reguty przez wiel-
lich iibr kantow naszego miasta
przoz znizenic ma 10 goIzin dzien-
my praSns ia te same zapfate.
y. Rowna place IA r6wna 70
o't2' wv. oh2.isa pfci roznej klasy
kondycyi.
G. Popicramy Sc sIejsza ,ympa.
tJc pomleelzy robotnlkami a chile.
sodAwcami. My odraazamy wszel-
Sie N!cperozulnienja pomicdzy nj
mi u sdyby jake miaIy zajsG po.
rleramye ably hyfy sprawivdliwc
zgodzic z:tatwionc!
u. JeSttsihy prZeclWnl rObOcle
"~ykony"sne,j nr1tz wiezniow, gdy-
by so m,afa sprzeciwiac spruwie-
dliwe.l piracy.
G. Gdyby publiczne roboty mia
~ bye oddanr pod kontrakt, my
popicrasny by byty oddane takim
i:ontraktorom, ktorzyby zatrudnia-
Ii miejskjch robotnikow, przez co
zabezpieczymy robotc naszemu VIA
nems robotnikowi we wszystkich
miejs!sicI robotach.
5. My Il chqcia popieramy ma
-zego maiora cafy miejski zarzad,
by przcrrowadziI' zasady qtrj de
kIafaNi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01
BihIivteka ,Ia.iclIonska.

I saa .~,.,:m Nr4lov-Sim z~asta v Sci
siyn 2T...o al yDi .la-irIInf~ka. mIe~<czqca
v -aha -.;.ahv iHa nuuI5 vNch i,ad.-
czy Il. 2ts ~ am lierw-ze jru& N,a-
ko"-a q na..zwyczyi u @atN zal4r 1ela- /
l.~ ;. ~,~~~:~ ~ : -. :.-,..1 ""a l,%e -" ="
Wl~tac., ,ak ~. Akad,l4ii, katllo- leko-
r.~ow. ii. 1a. Ha.y eeNaae nytryki uniwvi-
~yteeE ~ v.~Nu, It,zne 1alytk -,alo
5yto.. @sa...k X ~4tuki rladk5e ~izeru'-
kl Il .oa>ea za~iuzonyci. " pplSce r%net"&. q
wr>sz, m,.o-.wo dljet Z i|trr"tnry tl"w=~vi We
=w>zvstNieh iqzy Sn~h X, NszNstlliri gale We
dzy .ulzkiej.
Do NVul" y. I.ziu 5ib.iotyAa JAZZ v%IIoi,Aa
bar4z, uoa 3~,i3@io cd p~oczat%u hiezaccgo.
.tult L. z.~zyaa SIC ona stale wzbogacac, do
"zs=a lllyc2yr,ifa Sic ne mato za~Jicg!iwosc
sklzetn"se bi"i!otyNar1I takich, j"k Banltk,,
Muc1kes-Ni >>re h,ki. Dowvipnis lie wyra-
zono, u rylry .omow rekopi76w v Tel hiblio-
tece oaraczuIe re-n& talk, jak budzvty "Ini
pah>tw ,urope.Skich, iak %paii7twowr dug : co
rok trudnj4~ze DO s%prawienia ich " >zyk po-
kojovy. ahy ~goto"emj byiy do Rampant uni.
wersyteckici.
Obpnnio 4-taje biblioteka pod umicjetny1n
tro,kli WIN Niyrunkiem doktora Karola Este
rve"v''' 1870 ~ -. 80 -" 1'' ~. w np,o",s'' W.: n n'
S'osAs'' .'2''.'0 -. " "'''9 s'"" "''''oN''
czf0nek Akhdcmll u.AlvJetnosci, autGr wieiu grun-
townyeh rltr nanNowyeh sumienny rcdaktor
,PrzewoItiaa hlhIiogratlcznego", Skryptorem y.
Rudolf Ot;rnH.1, q anmanlcntem znanv zaszczvt-
- ~ =. -A'''" -
ofz' 'f'Niehi .lhi'''eA'' i r'cz"] rh"oz4ea
,ibIioteza. jest j.. Ic@ola PAUL. zna on nawy-
10, wszy.tkiy 1liory. k:azda k,iszk2 ma ISL, byivi
do N Nss, = hto - ./ ]aef tz1L'a ''oaeJu@'e' 1 h 'sS"
wynajdz j." nadt" mnd~tw notat v nty,'Tn5I
%clSetnio d = 'En odd" - va "''>"s'
tesa 81" 49, ,I.23 tomo2w1, a . daraw pry-
m mnlh5 sic t5kz = T 1z'ef l,'o2 tomo"} po-
m~alowidct miuiat... '. @xm' W 'ym '"S" z',or
dzieA zbior 'nonea.} :" >1al, WIN y S'I<"Ih" "6n.m !" t.
as, ',s o9 G5, 10y 1'taotecan~ 1855
u uGas' mnz -.'nI low :. 9|t d, 1',n atlasow map, l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01
DO Winony i okolicy!!!
.JAlOB ~STEINBAUER.
M. lO1, 2g,a ILL.,,

ma IRA S@NIa7ZIc Na7TePszY Wyb0'
DutOv i TrZewikoW
pc 1MtarNoWanych cenac1.
l'rzN.imui . zamowienia ma Wszelkle
nowe robntv, . reperacye %wykonuje 1anlo
mocMo.
Wyrap5a tez karty okretowe i posre-
dniczy wyMianle pieuiedzy re w>zcch-
jaku tel do w~zcch czcSci Europy.
Polecam sic laskawei pamieci braci
Polakow iako wszy~tkjm many
Jak0b Stcinbauer,
Psi. Czeski szeWc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-04-01
D r Z GI
Narodowy Bank
W}NNWYE M4NN.

k"pital 100000. Nadwy2ka 100000
J.. 4. PRENTISS, Prezydcn1,
l. BROOKS, Wjcrp'czydeit,
w III. GARIOCk, kasyer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-27
TIE Rig STRIKE
OF the SAilsrs to be satisfactorily Tsrml na'
ted In Thirty Days.
pui,bt,rtL Tisp,i.b Inn o.,


Pittsburgh Dispaieh, Jan. d.
George W, Clay, prominent contractor
Of this city, returned yesterday from a
tour Of the West. He reports building
prospects for this spring far in excess OF
any previous year. From his observations
he predicts tho termination OF the uailers'
strike, at the terms OF the nailsrs, within
thirty days. His prediction is based on
the scarcity Of nails at the present time,
"The demand for nails in March" said
Mr.. Clay, will be unprecedented. There
will then be q scramble and stampede
among the manufacturers to get their pro-
duct into the market, thing it will be
sale to say there will be no 'scab' nails
used this spring, This will probably
throw the ieeder.nailers out OF employ
msnt, 1t is hard 10 tell what will be done
with the feeders who have taken the
places Of the nailers, but there is no doubt
that the difficulties existing for 50
many months will be satisfactorily termi'
mated"
One OF the strikers when spoken TO on
the subject said: I'VE are not only con.
tldent, but we are positive that the nailers
will DO working at their scale on March |,
| will tell you the reason why, The Pitts
burgh manufacturers are weakening,
while the western men are Arm, The
former gained a point when they had the
meeting place changed from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh, At tho meeting next month
they will be able 70 fight the opponents to
the nallers' Ecale on their own grounds
and will win"
0whst will become OF the feeder
nailers?"
"They will be thrown out OF employ
ment. Not one will be permitted to work
in any Of the union nail factories, The
Wheeling manufacturers are operating
their works at loss, but they DO notsuGer
it as much rs the others, When the ma
Gbines in Wheeling were started 1t was
decided to make the fight there, and by
operating their works pretty full 1t was
thought the nailera would be brought to
terms, In order to do this, manufacturers
outside Of Wheeling agreed to stand their
share Of the loss, This scheme has not
been suCCessiul, and the nail men now see
thst they must give in and will do go very
gracefully at their next meeting"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger, in thS Olty and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Hon. N. B. Scott and Mira. Scott have
returned from an eastern trip.
MIR. W. Il. Mallory, o leading citizen Of
Woodsisld, Ohio, was at the Mcclure
house yesterday.
MIR. l.. A. Miller, OF the Pittsburgh Die
patch, was in the city yesterday on busl-
Ress for that paper.
Smith Wickham, OF the Pittsburgh Dis.
patch composing room, is resting for a
wesk or so and visiting Wheeling friends.
State Senator ]. B. sonerville, Of Wells.
burg, was in the city yesterday. II 10
said Mr.. Somerville contempiates re.
moving to this city.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell got home yester.
day from Boston, where he went with
other nail manufacturers to examine the
now automatic nail machine.
The following students entered the
Wheeling Business College yesterday I:
Harry Lippencott, Elm Grove. Ella
Hughes and Max Emsheimer, city, and
in shorthand Frank siegel, OF Bridgeport,
Ohio.
Nliss Maude Mcdonald, Of the Second
ward, has returned from long and
pleasant visit to friends at Pittsburgh.
She Ia accompanied by her sister, Mira.
VIII Mclaughlin, who will visit here for
some time.
Col. Robert White left again yesterday
for down the river, 10 resume the work Of
securing rights Of way for the extension
OF the Ohio River railroad. Some diff.
Guilty has recently been encountered In
the work, but Is progressing fairly.
Mr.. and AIrs. II. @. Welday Of ST.
Clalrsvllle, are in the city, the guests Of
their brother.in.law, Dr.. y. L. Jepson.
They will leave the last Of the week for
New Orleans and Florida, where they
will spend the remainder Of the winter.
Their niece, Miss Bessie Jepson, Of this
city, will accompany them. Miss Bessies
class at Clay school visited her in a body
10 say farewell, and after spending q
merry evening In an old fashioned tatfy.
pulling, presented her with 0 handsome
nemento Of their regard, Buperbly
bound edition Of Whittier's poems.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-27
.prors.nIonni POLO ro.rIrilt.

What baseball Is in the field Polo is II
the rink-the leading American sport. Ii
oil the large cities polo takes the place II
winter occupied by the National game IL
summer, the papers print long reports O.
the games, the Kinks arc crowded and thu
game tlonrishes; Tonight at the Chap
line street rink the Chicago polo club, THE
champion Of the Western League, wifi be
pitted against the Chapline street club
This will be the first game Of polo evel
played in this city IN strict accordance
with rules, aud will be sure to DO interest
Ing. The game, properly played, Ia lesE
boisterouB than amateur" polo, which Il
really Shiny" The club Is under the
management q A. 9. spalding, o. Chicago
sides the game there Will be an exhibition
by the FWeston.Oorrigon combination
whose performance Is described rs unique
and exceedingly pleasing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-27

The first OF the series Of talks ia
Young Men" that has been arranged iol
by the Young Mems Christian AssoCia'
ton, was delivered last evening BY Judge
u. l.. Oranlner at the building OF the AssO.
citation on Marketstreet. Thesubie Ct OF the
very entertaining and instructive talk to
which Judge Cranmer treated the young
men was "a few Of many things which
call for REFORM"
The Judge first spoke Of the difficulty Of
instituting any public reform, because
society does not like to have its establish.
ed habits and opinions diaturbed. He
said that he could take time to speak Of
only q few OF the many things that needed
reform, and he could not cope with even
those few In all Of their bsarings, but
would have to leave the hearers 10 solve
some OF tho problems themselves.
He objected to the predominaLing SELF
ishuees Which CharaCteriSes the age-man-
iiested In the establishment oil monopo.
lies and syndicates and tho creation OF
societies that tend to disturb the equili.
brlum Of society. He gdyerted to the
easy acquisition Of citizenship in our count.
try and the cheapness OF the right Of SUI
frage, and quoted from q recent message
Of Presldent Cleveland to sustain his posi-.
ton deplored the growing laxlty Of Sab.
bath observance, and mentioned other
important subjectg. He concluded with
q plea for the Bible as being the book OF
reform in the truest sense OF the term.
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The article In yesterday g issue In fela.
ton 10 tho abolIshihg Of the Offices Of the
PENNSYLVANIA. company In this city led
several 10 believe that MI John q. Tom.
llnsOn was entirely ont Of the passenger
ticket business. This was q wrong i'm.
preston. That gentleman continues a. o
passenger and ticket agent for the Pan.
handle route and ID still empowered to
sell through tickets 10 all parts Of the
county. The same may be said Of Mh
Ballie'a Union ticket Office. They lave
merely had all q, 4 +, tickets and tickets
Via that road 10 points on other roads,
which like the O. 4 r. arc operated by
ahe Pennsylvania company, taken out Of
illVif hands. With ills exception they
Conubpe AZ heretofore,
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MARTINS FERRY,
Suit Against the RInk-BrsakasS in tbs
NliIl, etc., etc,


Win Welty was In town yesterday
James Peppers made flying visit to
Wheeling yesterday.
Robert Miller, IT., OF Beech Bottom, W.
Va, was in town yesterday.
BIrs. Henry Hoop, OF Wheeling Island,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs, |. h, NC
Cue,
William Mapn's foundry is running
steady and turning out a vast amount Of
work,
Lawyer shreve went to st, OlRirgyille
last evening, where he will defend a client
in a suit to-day.
J,G. Green, Of the news depot, will 70
ceivs the names OF new Subscribers toT
the IHTELLIdRSCRR,
Officer Hanson lodged In the lookup
yesterday an old man for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct,
James Koesey, OF Washington street,
Contemplates the erection shortly OF
tWo-story brick building.
The Episcopalian congregation will give
free entertainment tonight at CONNER
tial block. TRbleaux, &C., will be rem
dered, after which refreshments will be
furnished,
The prospect for q revival in business
here Is very iiattering, Almost every in
lustry in the town Is In operation, and it
will only require a few pay.days to make
things boom.
The rim Of the sQueexars in the Stand.
ard mill was broken yesterday, which will
cause the forge department OF the mill to
be idle until the break Is repaired, 1t
will take week at least.
The Grand Army proposes soon to give
an entertainment, the receipts OF which
will he applied to the fund for the erection
Of the Soldiers Monument. The monu.
ment will placed In Rtyerview Cemetery,
The A. T. +. F. Society gave private
hop at the Hanover House last evening.
About twenty couples were present and q
good time generally was the result.
Blumenbergs orchestra furnished the
music.
The ateamer Climax took down party
last night OF some forty or fifty, Who took
in "The Two Johns" at the Opera House.
The crowd embraced come Of the leading
merchants OF town, who returned well
pleased with the show,
Charles Downey and Jacob Humes will
skate a three mile race, at the Excelsior
rink, Saturday evening, January so, for q
purse OF $50. WIN. BriCeland is the stake.
holder and has the cash. This race prom.
lses to be lively contest,
William Bowman swors out warrant
yesterday against Alex McKinzle, one Of
the proprietors Of the Excelsior skating
rink. Bowman claims that he was as.
saulted and tjsCted by McKinzie, hence
the suit. The trial will take place before
Squire Mitchell next Monday at 10 A. NJ,
when all the circumstances will be fully
developed.
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By the special request Of great mum.
Der Of friends in Wheeling and vicinity,
Little Todd, the eminent English gym.
mast, has kindly offered to give an eX.
bibition Of his skill at Misunderstanding
here. This gentleman is the greatest one
and two.hand balancer in the world his
act consists in walking up and down a
pair Of stairs irontwards, backwards and
sideways, besides executing some very
difficult balancing. He will also attempt
the marvellous feat OF skating on his
hands, front and back. He is the only
person that could ever accomplish the
feat Of standing on one hand on one skate
Little Todd will appear at the Capitol
rink Thursday evening, January %, at 0
O'Clock. There have been over 800 tickets
sold already for the exhibition, and a
large audience is expected. Little Todd
has had the pleasure OF performing In VII
parts Of Europe and the Island Of Cuba
with great success. This will be the great.
est event OF the season and none should
fail to see 1t. There will be music. Skat.
ing till 1880. Skating before and after
the performance. Admission, adults 25
cents; children 10 cents.