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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

- . cough disturbs your sleep, TAKE
Piso's Cure for Consumption and rest we'll
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

A LuxURIANT head Of hair adds to beauty
and comeliness. Use Halls Hair Remover.
Remember! Ayers Ague Cure is war
ranted to cure fever and ague. 1t never
fails
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

SAVE your wagons, your horses and your
patience by using Frazer Axle Grease.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

"WHAT bell are you ringingin be asked
Of the colored sexton. "Dis is de secon
ring Of de fus bell"
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

The oarsmen now cultivate q row-bust
physique Pittsburgh Chronicle
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

THE thermometer gains notoriety by de.
grees, SO to speak.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

ENGAGED in the hop business-The dane
ing master-Boston Traveller.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

A woMAN's glory is her hair. Now, 1t is
different with hash.-Peck's San.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

Hon. BIILA FLINT, Life-Senator of the
Dominion Parliament, Canada, found ST.
Jacobs Oil to act like charm.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

A BANK officials life is hard one at bes
He 10 always receiving checks.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-27

WHEN do ones teeth usurp the functions
Of the tonguei-When they are chattering.
~ Y. Ledger.
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The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red line
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.

Ah00UDl Morphine Habit Cured In 10
ukn 70 80 days: No pay t11l eure9.
VI uVuvu Ord .stephens, LehaneasOAso
Mncf1 a MONTH. Agents wanted. - heee
Ny1II sc ling articles In the world. sample FkE6
V6OV Address JAY BRONSON. DETROIT. NICE
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BoIIalFe.

Charles Miuamyer, Of Kelaey's, was In
town yesterday.
The funeral Of Willie Myers will BIZ
held this forenoon at 0 o'clock.
The rain cleared of yesterday Just In
time to let q number Of picnlCs get of iol
the woods.
Miss Emma Baugh, Of the Second ward
q victim Of typhoid fever, will be buried
this afternoon from the Christian Church.
Col. A. r. Burlington, Of the United
States Army at Springfield, Mass, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. w. H. II,
Brown.
Woodis and Charley oayton, aged s and
- years respectively, left home Sunday
afternoon and have not been seen since
They went towards the river.
Private Dalgsll's lecture tomorrow
evening Is for the benefit OF the G. A. R,
an organization that Is alive and always
ready to keep up It's end Of the credit o.
the town.
Col. Poorman In his paper, the Tribune,
denies that he has withdrawn from the
race Tor the Congressional nomination oil
the Seventeenth District. He explains
how the report became circulated that he
would not accept the nomination for Con.
gresS, as he wanted instead to run for
State Auditor. He says II offered the Con
gressional nomination he would accept,
As Taylor is not liked here, and as Bing.
ham is almost unknown 10 the majority Of
Bellalre Republicans, Col. Poorman will
probably receive the support In the con.
vention OF this city.
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BRANNUMPOST, G. Ar.
oBsERYRs Irs MEMoRLAL DAY
Yesterday, n srsVS with Flowers the
Graves Of the Dead sOlaioru who lisin
the CsnStSEy on The Hll-WsllS-
burg and MArtin's Ferry.

Yesterday was observed as Memorial
Day by Brannum Post G, A. R., oyer at
Bridgeport. The members, with many
other old soldiers, including a number
from this city, met at the hall shortly
after o and laden with flowers took up
the line Of march to the cemetery on the
hill. Many CItizsns accompanied them,
The Enaville band, Of twenty pieces,
headed the procession. At the cemetery
Rev, Mr.. Winters, pastor Of the NJ, E,
Church Of Bridgeport, delivered an ad-
dress which vas pronounced by the old
soldiers as fine a thing Of the kind as they
had wei heard. Nj. Winters believes
that treason Ia odious, and should be stig.
matized as 1t deserves, and that "a rebel
10 a rebel until he repents,"
Alter theaddress tine graves were trewn
with flowers, and the appropriate portions
Of the g, A, r, ritual read by the Com
aRnder and Chaplain.
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MARrlN,s RERRY,s pAY.
Appropriate ObsorvAncsS There on Sunday
sixty Graves Decorated.

appropriate unAoFNAheoh EhpEe on 1unuAl
sixty Graves Decorated,
Sunday was observed by all persons al
Martins Ferry as Memorial Day, except
the railroad company, AT y o'clock the
old soldiers met in the hall Of Thoburu
Post No. ~ land marched in a body with
their 'coIors to the NJ, E, Church, Arriving
there they we're seated In the front pewl
aud each old veteran was presented with
large bouquet Of tlowers thai
had been prepared by the ladies Of the
church, The services were opened by an
appropriate hymn, followed by Q beauti'
full and touch ng prayer by Rev. Mr., Hen
thorne, OF Cortland, o. Rev, =. d. Holll
then delivered the regular memorial ser
mon, taking his text from Isaiah 1873!
Remember this and show yourselves
men," His discourse was beautiful and
appropriate and was full Of touching
references to army life, He closed by
asking all his people to turn out in the
aiternoon-not Rsif they were going to a
piCnic-as he considered II the hottest day
Of the year.
At 2o'cloCk the soldiers marched to the
grove and formed in front Of the stand,
where q large crowd had assembled, and
memorial services as laid down by the
ritual Of the order were read, The audi
snce then sang America" Jerry Ebbert
recited an original poem, which was fol-
lowed by short addresses by Hon, ]. s,
Cochran and Rev. Mr.. Henthorne, aftel
which the line was formed and moved Ia
the cemetery, and the graves Of the sixty
dead soldiers were covered with flowers
The whole affair was conducted in q quiet,
reyerential manner.
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TRouRLE Zoe zee u
EArOs Of Ehsa tackle lhs Wsops nsn and
~ Lar.

James WEIGH, who says he halls from
Philadelphia and hasbeen working on the
West Virginia oompany's natural gas pipe
line at Elm Grove, was in the city yesteI-
day, and got drunk. Officer DSku found
him inthis condition on South street, near
Main, and took him in, de went peace.
fully as far as the p~ostofiee, where he
began to kick, and said the whole police
force could not arrest him. Daku called
ex.Policeman Morris to his assistance, but
WEIGH still kicked. DRku received . pain
iulliCk from the prisoners boot, Finally
WEIGH got one hand free, and quickly
drawing q revolver, pointed 1t in the Of
Rcer's face and snapped the trigger. For,
tunately Mr.. Dave Brooks, who stood
near, gFaspei the revolver, and doubtless
saved the officers life. The hammer
pierced Mr., Brooks thumb, and WelCh
pulling the trigger again, the hammer
again descended on his thumb. Younl
Charles McCown also received Q cut OF
his hand from q third attempt by Welch
TO shoot, The revolver was then secured
WEIGH was locked up, and charges O
drunkenness, carrying concealed Weaponl
and resisting an officer were preferred
against him,
Sunday night Bill Blstner, Q wellknowr
Eighth ward character, failing 10 get bee
az the saloons as usual, went TO schmul
bach's brewery and demanded beer o
Doc Prettyman, the Waterman. Pretty
man refused, and Blatner becoming OBJ
streporousthe Waterman laid himout Will
q well directed blow from the shoulder
BlRtner was pretty we'll punished, but no
too we'll.
Harry Wallace tried to pick q quArre
on the street yesterday afternoon Will
Billy Monroe, the gentlemanly bar.keepeI
at the Mcclure House sample room, ant
failing, followed him into the saloon
where Wallace drew . revolver, Monrot
knocked him silly with one blow, and tool
his revolver, Wallace went OUT and re-
covered his scattered senses q little anC
then returned, armed with q knife, HI
was induced to retire without the use o
violence this time.
A boy named Jones, from Whitehall
Pa, whose father was chased out Of tbl
house and his mother brutally assaulted
some time ago by three Italian railroad
laborers, was In iowa yesterday LOOKING
up the authorities with q view 10 getting
q requisition for the three men, who, he
says, are at Parkersburg.
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a rREIanr oABoosE puRNRp
on the r, ". 3 Ky. Track Near Tho Greek
Last EyOuipE-A Big BLAZE,

On the Pr W. = Ky. Track Near the Greek
Last EVOuipg-A Big BLAZE,
The alarm OF FIRE sounded about nine
o'clock last evening from box q, corner Of
Main and South streets, was occasioned by
the upsetting Of a lamp in the cabooss Of
q freight train that was just about to start
out on thsP., W, & KY. road for steuben.
vile. The blaze was a very bright one
and attracted people from all over the city,
the general impression being that either
the B. & o. or r., w, & Ky. freight depot
was on fire. The department responded
in good time, but experienced consider
able trouble in getting the hose into posi-.
ton. The burning car was near the north
end OF the bridge crossing the creek, and
In dangerous proximity to q number Of B,
& o. freight cars. The train to which 1t was
attached was q very heavy one, made
up largely Of cars loaded with ties that
had come in over the river road. The
Jerk the engine gave in starting the train
upset mi Of the signal lamps on the rear
OF the Caboose, which was freight car No,
6S5, Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 St,
Louis road, fitted up as q Caboose. The
lamp exploded and the car was almost in
stantly in flames. 1t was quickly de-
tached from the balance OF the train,
which pulled away. Conductor Pat
Prince and George st: Myers and Tom
Flaherty, OF the crew, had left their good
clothes In the car. They were destroyed,
involving q loss In the aggregate Of about
500. The car will have to be rebuilt.
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Patrick McDonough is having his brick
block opposite the postofice painted up.
Ed. Keller is doing the work.
The Natural Gas Company received a
full car load, 10000 pounds, Of lead Satur.
day from Omaha, for use In making the
joints in the pipe line.
George Mallory lef. yesterday 10 Join a
base ball club at Hamilton, Canada. He
played with the local club, and assisted at
two games on the Island laat year, and
there is evidently good timber In him.
A number Of good substantial houses
are in course Of building. W. NJ. Cattell
ID putting up q neat residence on Fourth
street, aud A. Theaker one on Fifth
street. Spence, Baggs & Co. have torn
down their old foundry building and will
put up q new building with all the mod.
ern improvements. James Crossley has
the contract for the latter work.
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Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, has
come and gone. Ralph Is too big for q
boy and too small for q man.
DR.. F. s. DeHass delivered bis lecture,
1.-THE Stones Crying Out" in the NJ. 4.
church last evening.
Mrs. Fulton, with her accomplished
daughter, Ella, moved from Bsnwood To
this town last week. Her son Frank ID
telegraph operator at the B. 30. depot.
Mr.. ]. W. Bodley, the efficient superin.
tendent Of the camp ground, is comfort.
ably domiCiled In his cosy cottage. lie
has already inaugurated extensive i'm.
provementS. The grounds were never In
liner condition. The assured presence oil
Rev. Sam Jones has excited an interest In
the meeting that is already manifest. A
number Of families will take up their resi-.
dence here next week.
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Two WIN c0NrEsrs.
The Laughlln Case DsCldsd-John Thorn
buFg'a Will.

The Laughlln Case D~sClded-John Thorn
burg'S VIII.
County Clerk Hook yesterday decided
to refuse to admit to probate the writing
offered as the last will and testament Of
Fred L. Laughlin, deceased, in which all
his property was left to Miss Ella Cald.
well, his betrothed. Mr.. Hook held that
the proof was not clear that the paper Of
fered was identical in terms and effect
with the paper which Mr.. LSughlln signed
as-his will.
The will OF John T~hornburg, deceased,
leaving all his property to his daughter,
Jane Snyder, having been filed with Clerk
Hook for probate, the other heirs, shep-
herd, Elizabeth and Rachel Thornburg,
contest 1t, on the ground that their father
was not In sound mind when he made the
will but was in fact in charge Of a COM
mittee al one Of unsound mind. Evil
dence was heard, and argued, before Clerk
Hook yesterday, and he reserved his de-
ciRion.
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bout James Henderson, Thayer Melvin,
I. ]. LoekhaTt, William Allison, JoshuA
OuIfman, D. 1. BuEehard, William Chap.
man, William Hewitt, N. n. Cullen, D.L,
Kerr, James Bradley, ], ". Brown, g. W,
Hunter, Samuel Chapman, s, Halstsad,
Charles Freeman, l. H. Duyal, ], ". Plat
tenburg, and q number Of comrades Of
other organisations.
All members Of the Frat West Virginia
Infantry were requested 70 send their
postofice address 70 George B, Crawford,
Wsllsburg, W, Va, 1t was ordered that
the officers Of this temporary organization
serve in their several positions until the
next meeting. The meeting adjourned to
meet upon the call Of the chairman at
such time and place as the committee Of
arrangements shall designate.
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rnE aENMNNiA tXOuns1oN
On The steamer 1'slsEfpn Yesterday down

ON the Steamer Telegram Yesterday down
to CresAp's Grove.
The steamer Telegram left the levees al
8 o'clock yesterday morning with a gay
excursion party, numbering about 200, on
board, for Cresap's Grove. The excursion
was under the auspices Of the popular
Germania Singing Society. Arriving at
the pleasant grove the party disembarked
and spent the day very enjoyably dancing
to the music Of the Opera House orchestra
and romping through the grove. AT Q
o'clock they started for home, arriving
here at $3.50 o'clock. Everything passed
off pleasantly.
The Germania Is making extensive
preparations for the grand picnic II is TO
give on the State Fair grounds, Monday,
July 5, the proceeds Of which are to be
used towards paying the expenses Of the
members who 20 TO Milwaukee 10 take
part in the coming great sengerfest.
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GRx. 1. H. DuvAI, Pres.
W. o. HANDIAN, Sec.
y. II. LOGAN, Treas.
7. D. OAApBRLt, NJ. D.,
Medical Director.
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MEMORIAL nay oBsRRYEp
by Plsrppnt Post, Of WeIIburg, Yesterday,
business Suspended.

ny ElsFpuut Eobtg ok "oAlNuuEBl Auhkekuhy
BuIlnOSS Suspended.
Memorial Day occurring on Sunday this
year, Monday was observed by Pisrpoint
Post No. 0, G. A.. r., Of Wellsburg, al.
though the memorial sermon was preached
in the Disciples church Sunday evening
by Rev. Il, II. Pershing, pastor Of the M,
Z. church, and the congregations Of the
different churches Of the town united.
At l:45 p. NJ, yesterday the G. A. r,
post formed In front Of their headquarters
and proCeededto Brooke Cemetery, where
the services as laid down in the ritual oil
the g. A. II. we're carried out. Following
this the address was delivered by H, o.
Hervey, Esq, one Of the most promising
young attorneys OF the State.
The business OF the town was generally
suspended from l until 4 O'clock P. ", and
the citizens OF the town displayed the re.
speCt due the day. The crowd at the
cemetery was an immense one, and the
floral MISUNDERSTANDING the interest mani.
tested being greater than ever before.
The music was furnished by the Higgins
and Gas Oily brass bands and the g. A. r.
aud Sons OF Veterans drum corps. The
Sons Of Veterans attended In q body.
Following Ia q list OF all soldiers inferred
in Brooke Cemetery. The year oppo.
site each name indicates what war de-
ceased was engaged in. The Grand Army
very kindly remember those OF the wars
OF 1776, 1872, 1s47 aud those engaged in
home service, also those that had special
duties assigned them by Governor Pier
point:
Capt Oliver Brown, 1870: Joshua Dorsey,
1872; William Roberts, 1872; John Nil.
ler, 1912; VIM. Plattenbnrg, 1872; Capt.
Moses Congleton, 1872; Isaac Jones, 1912
John Moren, 1872; John COnnell, 1872
Nathan Reeves, 1872; James Lloyd, 1872;
Rein Reeves, 1872; Matthias Ebberts,
1872; William Tsrr, 1912; Ell Green, 1912;
John Garlic, 1872; Nathaniel earle, 1912;
DR.. Jos. Doddridge, 1872; Capt. William
McCluney, 1912; William Murphy, 1912;
James Murray, lS47; Col. John D. Mich.
oils, Provost Marshal, 1861; Col. H. w.
Crothers, Aide to Governor, 1851; Capt.
w. II. Harvey, Wellsburg Home Guards;
John Frazier, Wellsburg Home Guards;
Robert Nichols, Wellsburg Home Guards
Benjamin McHenry, 1851; j. g. Nc.
Gonkey 1851; Charles Pilling, j., 1881;
James Stewart, 1861; James E Calebaugh,
1861; John T. Roberts, 1861; William
Blankensop, 1861; Leonard Hall, 1851;
Joseph Stephenson, 1885, William Jones,
1861 N. j. Roberts, 1861; Fredrick Hall,
1851 Theodore JefIers, 1851; Z W. Mel
vim, 1851 John Kelly, 1S01i William
DeightOn, 1901; John Gelsthorpe, 1881
H. o. Kimberland, 1861; W. w. Glen.
denen, 1861 Willis Hall, 1851 John Starr,
1861 Phillip Good, 1851 Joseph McCon-
key, 1851; Harvey Young, 1851: John
Deardon, 1861; Isah Roberts, 1Sl2-1S91
Charles Melvin, 1851.
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Che GmtdIigsUcer.
nov Aarertlssmonts.

once Nos, 20 anda7 fourteenth Street.
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Ii GAS PIpN LINES.
The Work Delayed By want Orth Casting.
aud Pipe.

aud Pipe,
The work OF ditchiug and laying pipe for
the West Virginia Natural Gas Company's
pipe line through the city was not COM
menced yesterday. Unexpected that the
Healy Brothers, who have the ditching
contract, will break ground tomorrow on
Fourteenth street, The castings for the
safety appliances for thia Company's line
are being made by Sweeney 4 Sons, aud
they expect Ia b0 able to commence de-
liyering them In a few days. This Is quite
an extensive contract, and the fact that II
has been given to a Wheeling firm ia rea.
son for CONTEMPLATION.
The Wheeling Company expected to
begin work yesterday, but there was
some unexplalnable delay in the arrival
OF the pipe. II was expected to be here
early yesterday morning, but had not ar
rived last evening. 1t will doubtless be
here In time for the work 10 commence
this morning. Ground will be broken
FIRST on Main street at Fourteenth.
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MAJ issmlnllssaoO.

BeldtN IHdtpeaddh
Cant, John BavEs and Company o, Of
the Second Virginia Regiment, 10 the late
yaf. went down the river 10 Slstetayille,
t~wehty.iouf years ago last Saturday night,
and captured q lot Of rebel cannon and
ammunition, and returned To- Wheeling
on Sunday morning with the cannon
booming. Capt. Bags was not then an
officer, but he was O sort Of spy, and had
Learned Of the rebel store house In sletefB.
willie, and Il Was fan for the boys Of Com.
.pany o, Second Virginia, to rob the
place and Ore Tho guns In honor Of their
sAplufe.
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UT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Washington
Abroad.

bttnngofo In the Olty Ruu WhoolnBsh OH
Abroad.
Mr.. Alfred Rheinstrom spent Sunday
at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. John Ewing has returned from q
business trip to New York.
Mr.. W. R. Donaldson, OF the Island, was
the guest over Sunday Of friends In Little
Washington.
Captain John Lane aud Ticket Agent
Burke, Of the Baltimore & Ohio, spent
Sunday in Columbus.
Nj. Henry Shelf, OF Pittsburgh, passed
through the city yesterday on bis return
home from Visiting his parents In Mounds
vile.
Mr.. A. Allen Howell, IT,, who has beer
visiting bis parents here for some time
left last evening for his home in Min
neapoliR.
Misses Cora Richardson and Lille Nc
Feeley, OF ~Steubenville, who have beer
visiting friends on the South Side, return
home to-day.
Secretary Lynch, OF the Young Menu
Christian Association OF this city, goes t
Harrisburg, his home, this week, to at
tend an International Convention o.
Young Mems Christian Association seCre,
taries.
Mr.. Joe Rees has on exhibition at E. L
Nicoll's art store two striking marine
viewBin water colors. They evincs con
siderable artistic talent on the part Of the
artist, and show careful study Of technical
methods and effects. One represents q
vessel on an oriental sea, still and glowing
in the red rays Of the setting sun. The
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Elected from the placed deep, and the
whole view has a peaceful effect in keep
ing with It's idea. The other Is more
lively, q big wave rolling in and daahiDg
Its crystal sprEyintothe air. Thetwo effects
80 different, show great Versatility. Mr.
Rees has made good use Of his time under
the masters Of Paris and Boston.
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whileth the freight caboose was burning in
the;Pewiky yard ~lsstevening, an old frame
building on the Ohio shore near Whisky
run, used to store straw In for the West
Wheeling paper mill, caught fire In some
way and was burned to the ground, The
loss Is not large, but the blszs was an ex.
ceedingly bright one, and gave the I'M
preston on this side that the buildings on
the State Fair Grounds were burning,
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An End 10 bono s%nrnplnr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
saYBi Having received 90 mitch benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel II my duty q
let suffering humanity know II, Have
had q running sore on my leg for eight
yeatsi my doctors told me | would lave
70 have the bone sCraped or leg ampuAted.
Used, inateSd, three bottles Of Electric
Bltters and seven boxes BdCklen'g AfniUa
sAlve, and my leg 10 NOV sound and well.p
Electric Bltterg are sold at fifty cents a
and Bucklen'B AfnlCa Halye at 25c
per box by Logan 4 Co. MwS4w