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silver Springs Hotel.

The parlor Hotel. Of Tia, located at
Silver Springs; head Of the renowned
Ockawaha River. House entirely neN,
magnilcently furnished. parlorS AMI
first floor covered with moqurtt', with
Queen Anne NANTES, and furnished oqual
to any in L. 5. Dining room covered
with lumolcum, velvet rugs under table,
unsurpassed cuisine and service.
Sleeping room covered with body bru5.
sells; walnut furniture and beds unsur-
passed.
House stands seventy yards IRON 'lIt
Spring and short distance ftom III
teen hundred acre palmetto grove; ais.
orange grove IN rear OF hnus" just com
ing in bloom.
Parties arriving the night previous Il
departure of boats will have u chance 1,
visit springs and groves, aisr sc'ut'
herths on the boat, giving thc'u ampl'
time, without hurry AMI hli TIE
Those coming on the morning tram ar
hurried on boat and no chance TO se'
tho beauties of spring,
Parties wishing 10 remain any I"tEt'
ot time can get greatly reduced rate
Splendid orchestral music. Corr,Hpon
dence solicited. MORGAN \ litsil'S,
mli.2m Nlauasrr
Jrsr ARRIVED. "A ear l0al Of the th
est Seed Potatoes ever brought Ia Palat
ka. All sound and IN good condition
and will be- sold at the lowest price,
Call early and secure Il supply. Wen
trees 4 Co. M"
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr. Martin b. Gardiner, Of ForE Gates.
was in town yesterday.
Alderman John c. Wyman, Of Boston,
is amougthe prominent guests OF the
Putnam.
Hon. VIM. II. Leonard and party and
S. ii. Russell and family. of New York,
are at the Putnam.
Mrs. II. F.. FentOn and son, the wife
and son of Ex-Governor Fenton, ~ New
York. are at the Putnam house.
Col. Henry q. Parker, editor and pro
pr.ctrr Of the Boston Evening Gazette,
is in the ci.y for few days. a guest OF
the Putnam.
Geo. ". Parson and two daughters, X
". McNamec. wife and daughter ant
Judge VIM. e. Sterling, of New York
are at the Putnam house.
Waldo +. Ward and family, of Boston
A. j. Hill and family, OF Medina, y. u
and J. \. Edmundson and wife, Of Bal
timorc, Nd, were among tho arrivals
the Putnam yesterday.
Mr.. Doyle, who has one Of the large'
groves ON Lake Harris, is in the city for
short while. Mr.. Doyle has the large'
restaurant, wine house and concert hal
with the largest muse stand on Cone
, Island, y. Y. which is situated near Il
iron uiry
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Tlckrty will hr good to return until May !,
lSSt. Through cars will he run from Cincln.
natl, Louisville, Evansville and st. LOUIS;
secure ,nmn rs early as possible by writing
j. 4. rAsSELl, 1kt. Ap't. 18th and Nhc'
j. Ii. MIilikEN. Tkt kg't, 18th AMI Main.
Louisville Ky. =, ,,.
e, II. FiTIG ERAID. TIT. Agt, III ~ tIn
St.. st. Louis .,,..,,
{. L. COILS, Agent, Evansville. I'M.
L. i. ATMOkE, q. p A..
ou,l.f Louisville, Ky.
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For sale.

Residence with large lot also desirable
building lots at Brlght.idc, Crescent
City, Francis, Redttlck, lntcrIacl'n,
Keauka, Orlando. palatka and good
lands in Putnam, Blay, Marion, -.
Johns, Orange and Eolusla c1untIes.
Robt, X, Reed. mjl-sW
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For Marshal.

To 10 the citizans of Palatka: We res
peetfuIly submit the name Of Mr.. lti.i'l'
j. Manuoy as Il candIda.e Tor TIE one, OF
Marshal vi palatka at the comfS 'ltc-
tion MANY NuIElS.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
CORRESPONDENTS

solie1ted On all interesting topics tErau L.
.,ut the state We will re especially srilt ttt
forall local items OF interest 20 tue puma
News sent by wire should he ahre' -.'tl " he5i
practicable, and sent after OclotA T. n .''t-
dressed TO PAi4AIhA DAILi "aNN.
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ton, and after the chairman berg in

st,uct Ito appoin. werkilg committee,
lie c9Aye ..oa aGourr5I sine die. Tie
nomination are all good men am. TIE
SEwS lapes to see eaeh and al elected
by good maja1,ties. Tin convention Was
harmonious throughout.
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PALAIhA, fI4t., Al i'ii- - 49,
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A W 0 R D

ADVERTISEMENTS, Il words or more, IN
,hi, column inserted for ONE CENT WORD.
Everybody who has any want I" supply
ANYTHING to buy or sell, any business az It
eommodations to secure. indeed, any VIA Z"
sratify. should advertise in this column.
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For Marshal.

To the citizens Of Palatka: hereby
announce myself n candidate for the Of
flee of Marshal of I'alatka ut the approach
ing election. Respectfully,
II. I. IASSETEE.
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THE CITIZENS MEETING.

ittA-4i4 a ttLhtt tNt LitstlA-il 30 'ittNtA2 t'f
he voted loren TuesIay next. There wory
10. Is than 80 persons in the hall.
3 Temporary organization was Effected
by calling Hon. Robt. ". Davis u tie
chair, AMI 1Ir. 7. J. Appleyarl was t. .
quc~tel 10 act IS temporary secret -. .
In taking the chair Mr., Davis coa2ratu- /.
lated his fellow citizens oa the large and /.
intelligent gathering AMI hoped that in
their selections for city officers they
would make a wisc cho.c. for each AMI
every d.. ?. and felt that that body
could Eot DO otherwise. \ permanent
organization wa, then cnectCd by Maj.
IL. l.. Teas,laIe bong ,lectcd as perma-
neut chairman and ,Ir. Appleyarl heiug
nefe Icrmareat secretary.
Iatlkins The chair ,iajar T,a5dale
thanked the coEyCution for tEc honor
conferred upon lin; Was glad that he
saw no signs Of 4 political meeting, but.a
gathering of citiz'ns who hal at heart
the lest inttrs Is II tho Gem City. tie,
too, hoped that wis aud intelligent Sc
lcct'2na would h. the result Oh ne non
nations made. lie said tia, Palatka had
ont grown th' e"ii'e Wo',l anu noS zen
nj; asked II lli' men oil th'f'y 'iSe years
ago were the lit representatives, o' i"'
lalAa oi 70 day "a voice III a"'tl' o''sao
from tl'' rear OF tie nan efi'a Yes
Pa'atla' he decl"id,d H. h'eded men "ho
think and act 'i"i" ABOUT OLA i'&'rS'
said h.. they "iI s'and hei!!ld Nou'
ana help 10 c'rry ont al IMPROVEMENTS
"tor mayor We h"'d Il man WHO. "HV'
necessary, can ray No, anu "heh u,
cae demands, YES: Do tins an'y III 'h'
70 nominations tonight lie dec''''u 'l'
CONVENTION r,adl Tor n"m'hai'oH'' ih'
II tirst t. %" voted on beng cah'''''' J."
@ mayor
Some oar roommate" ''l'' H. y
Gray ipr that once ana ms ho''i''''''''
# was seconded hyacytra!' without speech
y es. Ihr name 81 Ma1 H. W. i'''s'''''
y was mehl'oE"." 'oI ''dt ii'h''uS Ge"
il tlemal d'ciar'd that h' hi'a both urn j
q his defamation t'nthe the race Tor '"'
1t oi,i"", ard me m"de'tly suggested tha'
/ would BE- d"iat t' g'oi h"hd CAPITA
Gray an injustice to become a candi"H'
after declaring tnt he was ms rr"i'
al euc7 for The oi'i'"' Hon. H. W. haF
70 here put IN nJmlnaQoh Mr. W. W. I''l
h. dali IN hort ANA wen iran, Il Si'e'''
- in which the good qua'.t'e5" i thAt your
NJ gentleman were pat III uhm'stAh.l"
rr terms, FpeaiinS 81 the c)Adnc' oi NJ
Randall since his residence III the ct.
= OF lis ability 10 ilIl the Office anu hope
y for hi, nomination, etc. THIS hoW'n
-, ton VA, seconded by Mr. Geo N'i''
Nominations W'rr here ct 'sed, amt NJ"
~ Il ballot Icing taken the result VS.
~ follows;
l
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For Mayer.

hereby announce myself a. an inde-
pendent candidate for Mayorat the com
ing election i'm l'alatka
RICHARD WALTER lucAS.
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interest toa great many people.
Rsy. Dr. Dunn viii pryach at the rus
ifylc.of Mr.. +. 5. BuSby, on Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. when al! arr in-
vitri 10 attend
Yesterday was one Of thosequiet. Fasy
days that lazy people enjoy, but there .
wa nothing much for the average re-
porter 10 make q note on.
Two hundred barrels Of lime was re
cpiycd Ly Messr.. Gardner &c Eaton yes
tcrgay. which viii lie used in the huild-
incs now being erected in Palat.a.
An Fools Day" was made the occa-
sion of many practical Jokes yesterday,
and It was a mighty honest man that
was believed when he told anything on,
of the usual run.
NI,ssr,. Archer K Main, photo traph-
Crs, have opened the "Chicago Art Gal
lrry,' ut tie foot of First and River
streets, near the j., =. & X, W. X. t.,
where they are prepared to furnish pho
toyraphs in amy style desired.
Mr. runn,cly has a new advertise.
,,...,t ,hi4 morning. to which attention ia
directed lie carries one Of the largest
stocks in Florida, and keeps one of The
! pe,,c.t and mot orderly pIaccs Of rc,ort
,r,.,c,,la r.p,1 !, tbo coun,ry
:, A.. ,.,,.. .,.,,,. n
'''''.'.. .,.,,, o,,'t,,,1 - C.,.
y .' :, 40 G,,la,.,t, .,r.. rl.,
'"' 49,, ..-..,. ..,, :,
''' 4"' ~, ', ...- T..
wv W. .r,.. a.n,,'aao o.,
','''' I r,''' " p,.,a.I
/ ''' ''''''''''' '''>.''
i W.
j Couldn't stlnd water. fiiSt bur
Il Lets pluidor some huIldinG' Secah'
y Burglar -"AIl r..'t. TERESA hui'lihl
8. right hire. "oh, 80 long; there ho'h
r. ing Nr wan, There. 'Nhat Is ~
ivy, man, lis hath-house. An'
y two ublo.hodicl ncn tainted 1T the mere
% mrntion.
n ,bont f,Ir tnou.guA uroplrw,rpnal,
hor,r,c.s ouI destitute liz The Great fir,
~ i'm try V,.t an 'rt,o,lav last and the,
r. me, :, rc,, = n.. istaoc, from o,he
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-02

Ten acres of good fruit land within
,ne mile of keuka $40 per acre, ia
Rumley. Kcuka, Fla. nj
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CITY MI -


'TuE LINZ,
A place . IlaI.
4 man q place.
Oft.ug5 ia life
Zach other chase.
irtl ct in vain
Gou'il find that they
Pursue the hunt
From day to day.
While if at home
Their time they sfen,
And to THE News
Each wisely sent
IN advertisement.
Soon they'd think
They'd f0Hnd the
tonnnccttET link.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-02

What the boston Home journal says
of it: AT the llarnotl ltlu.r SaNWl-
nah. GA, YOU got all tie clm.ortM
high priced hotels, and save from 81 tn
g. per day. Try it and he convinced
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-02

PEkiS Duck EGp, G.mae p,la Duck
Eggs for hatrhny. $t.5o per .lt.f2 If
nine eggs. Address l,.S. liu.bp,. iAlat.
ka. Fla. f.. ,2m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-02

For Bargains in orange grove! ANA
lands apply to F.n. McMcekin, McMreh-
in p. o., Fla. mi'?lt
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Tie .sfee The DAILY NESs / 'oett,. -
WAITE street. Ia the itch buihi'H- ''A'
Rl.d's brick store.
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Board az Ni,ranUpy

Persons coming to this pleasant resort
will do well to cnquiIc Of }. N. onaurr
man, who can accommodate Il few per-
sons with first class private bard.
Terms reasonable. tch.0 I'm
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For SALE.--T,n acre iitttla-s baud,
well located, at kcuLH Niilia-.hl at
bargain. Adluss MN. ll'uha.
Florida. m.i.} ~
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The Daily News
The NewIOGice.

Can be purchased at F CCOCIIRANhr.S News.
STAND, at the pOstUftce building.
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Go To DR. ". ". 'lcs over ,',r .ur
g. kclS,ing's drug store tar iUc Dental
work. ij'lI
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FACTS AND IDEAS.
The odds and lads Noted b. : 5Ian
s-uaT Tree

The odds and lads Noted b. : 5Ian 7
I'pa Tree. I
The public school LU;IIings # Putnam {
county, particularly that standing dis /
grace Of Palatka, furni,5csa vast amount
cr fed Cor thought. There are City
seven buildings in tie county devoted to
school purposes, AMI but few of them
are better suited FIR the communities
in which they are heated tl.an is the old
tarn-lile building On oJuage street for
raIatIl. Twelve Of the hfty-sevcn are
decidedly in worse condition. ii
This should not be. The property of
the county iuctta ed LIST year mcIe than
81, 600 in taxable property, while the
increase in the value Of school property
was about In,the proportion orthe size Of
q mustard seed to z pumpkin. The reo
PIE q the county art IS intelligent aaa
wide awake in,vcry sie,t as those If .
any other county in the state, AMI it Is
har 10 understand ,tcir letEer.y and
indifference in the matter of providing
Al least decent ard comf r,ab!c buildings
for public school.
Fifty seven school houses il the coun-
ty, and only orc Of them under fence
And c advocates If free EDUCATION pre-
pare 10 blush, for thai single exception
il tie snhcoi at Penn. under the man
a.rmcrt Of . co!uy,d bard Il trustees
and iatronil.l ezc.u iyely by colorcd
people.
That reminds us, a5thr saying goes,
! The ca'0rrlpaople ate taking Il commcn-
dal,c interest in the cluoa,idh Of their
children. and whatever the final result
may Il, they are administering the three
RS rca5;rG, 'iitiug anal 'r,tlmot,c.
Tho schools average a large Attendance,
AMI they are presided over By 4 fairly
gOol class ot teachers. who arr doing
honest hard work f., very poor pay.
, \ noteworthy fact ia relation 10 tie
, ca'olrl cAoNs of the county is the
f, buildinr uront'v u,,tri a. Nannvil'c.
-, Can't. Mann gave the trustees the school
lot. and Jact Nj on. with bit very lii.
tie aid from anyone, las erected II very
treiitablo bu'dirg. Jazz, i, said to be 4
s,ratiy. la,I.wuyEiu,- mau. and has rails
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The lIarnptt lIuus, mt savannah has
reading notice Of interest to- people
who propose to visit that city. In 81 town
noted for its indifferent hote.s, We are
glad to- learn one man has the nerve and
snap to open Il good hou>r nn reasonable
terms. The press >rrals well Of the
Harnett House PA ylEN NlW.l
frh.l1tf
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PALATKA. FLA, APRIL 1856.
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Ore cf lhcrr,tiest sights 70 lie seen
in the country is The herd of Jersey cows
belonging to yir. f. H. Garrison, on Pa
latka Heights. There are seven iiue cows
in the htrl. aud all If them are good
milk producers and easily kept, and
net haua,omc profit for their owter.
They are as mjiJ-vyol and gentle Us
lambs. and the fact Of their thriving 80
we'll here opeas TIP great passlhiljtte, for
Florida In tie daryins busa>~s. Nr.
Nla Natlllutor. WHO lives about two
m.lt.Ila.l IL, Heights, also owns
some Jy.sey stock, among which is a
registered bull - great value, as he is
the grandson Of bull that sold for sl3.-
50N only few yaars ago.
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Rnund Yrip RQtes Are

Trains viii leave Cin'nati at lam, ~ pm
" lOu'N lie" T. ~ pm, ]. 80 IN
st. Louis" l0ain, il pm
Evans'e ~. u pm. L. II II m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

A BARoMETER.-Aki kiss 10 an un.
failing barometer. The initiated can
tell "the signs Of the times" invari-
ably. 1t is q sure indication OF cold
wave if the young lady's best beau
tells her her kisses are ever so much
sweeter than the girls across the
way.
There is sure to be storm If the
young woman's father catches him in
the act.
There will be heavy clouds in the
sky, if when he is just about to kiss
her, he stops short and asks her "how
is her mother?' The rule is just as
sure when the girl has been eating
onions.
II he puts his arm around her like
a bear and almost smothers her when
he kisses her, they are not married.
II he comes up with his hands in his
pockets and gives her q tasteless
smack, the probabilities are that they
are.
After all, what would q girl be
without lips? She might be bald.
and yet wear some other woman q
hair. But il she had no lips, life
would be desert drear.
All, it is womans lips that brighten
4nens souls.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

There l. no rest the mills Of change
Grind oR-the gods are at the wheels!
The same fierce impulse, swift and strange,
We feel that every planet feels
There Is no rest not even sleep
Is shorn of its mobility
The red floods through the body sweep
Forever, like tided sea.
There is no rest the granite grinds
To dust within It's marble glC1ms
Decays pale worm incesSanf winds
Its way thro' Fame's emblazoned tombs.
There l. no rest even Love hath wings
That wearilessly fan the air,
In his leal-hearted wanderings,
So fetteriess, 30 free from care.
There i no rest the feet of Pain
Are shod with motion-Pleasure's eyes
Pale faster than the sun-kissed rain,
Swung arching in the mid May skies.
There is no rest Religion shakes
Her stainless robes, and skyward lifts
Her tremulous white palms, and takes
Faiths priceless and eternal gifts.
There is no rest the long gray caves
OF death are rife with force and heat;
Nor fancy pauses till she paves
The fiOoH of heaven with flying feet.
J. n Matthews.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

wANTED-To correspond with saw mill
owners having facilities, for f1rnishing Oak,
Sawed Felloes, Cart Shafts, Sills, eec., In
car lots for eGA
Respectfully,
April l, S6-t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

thing to wear. But once when the
old gentleman had made an exception.
ally good sale Of his fat cattle, he
.ot'sasd his heart aad purss-striags and
presented his daughters each with a
set Of gray squirrel iurs, more precious
in their eyes than sealskin or sable.
"Well. Cynthy." said Miss Sabrs,
"this is the trunk of mothers things.
We'd better open it to make sure
there's nothing else in it. and then
we'll take il down stains and look the
things over. Iguess they're all right.
but it's three years come October
since We went through them
= Mss Ssbsa knslt down before the
little hair trunk. studded with brass
nails, fitted the key in the rusty lock
and with some difficulty turned it and
raised the lid. The clothing. yellow
with age, lay neatly folded. with leaves
Of Sweet Mary" scattered through it.
to give it pleasant odor. But upon
the top lay folded paper, long and
blue. with formidable air of business
about it.
why, sister," said Miss Cynthy,
what in that?
Il don't know" said Miss Sabra,
under her breath; II never put it
there. I'm most afraid to touch it..
But Cynthy, more impulsive than
Sabra. had already seized and opened
it. She whitensd to her lips.
"Sabra." she whispered, "it's a
~illY
Then" said Miss Sabra, 1--WE
mustn't look at it. We must 90 and
give it to Mr.. Denison right away and
let him read it first. II we 60 right
of. now, we can get there in time to
see him when he comes home to din
ner."
So the sisters put on their sunbon.
nets and went "cross lots" through
the fields to Mr.. Denison's house,
climbing fences and opening heavy
gates. taking with them the mysteri-
Gus document which was of such terri.
BILE moment to them. It was duly de-
livered to Mr.. Denison and the story
~ ;te d;eoova-v tnlI "Ara whatavar
could have possessed father to put it
there, is more than could tell" added
Miss Sabra.
But Mr.. Denison was already ab-
sorbed in reading the will. and hardly
listened to Miss Sabra's story. They
waited, breathlessly, trembling in
every limb, wondering what was COM
ing to them. fearing the worst. not
daring to hope for good fortune. But
presently Mr.. Denison turned on them
a beaming face. saying:
This is all right. It il duly signed
and witnessed and I am the executor.
You are given the use of the real es.
tate for your lives. or until you mar
ry"-Miss Cynthy blushsd-"and the
stock and furniture and farming uten-
sils are given to you outright. Now
we'll have it probated right away.
And ! must cay I'm glad of this. It's
just a. it should be"
Miss Cynthy broke down and cried
like baby. and Miss SAbras eyes
were full of tears as she said: Now,
Cynthy. amt you glad We didn't bring
in bill l?"-Spring6sld (Mass.) Re-
publican.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07
FOR SHERIFF.

LeunaritoN n, April S, 'S6.
Messrs> Editors You will please an
no0nee Mr.. ]. L. COSNELLY as candi-
datefor the Skeriffalty at the next election
end say that he viii he cordially support
ed by the public generally.
April 8, S8-f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

4 great benefit has been secured to
the poor by the introduction OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup; for it now only
takes 25 cents to cure q cough, or
cold.
Anybody troubled with rheumatism.
neuralgia. stiff neck, or any pain or
ache should procure bottle of Saliva
tion Oil at once. Price % cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-07

- Misery may like company"
says . colored philosopher, but Id
rather hab de rheumAtia in one leg
den hab il in bof."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-20
BEILAIEE.

Robert Brown, the expressmsn, found e
pos'otice key 70. box No. l04.
John Gill is home from a southern trip
in the interest Of Maring & Co
Rev. r r. Swope, Of Wheeling preached
in the Episcopal Church last evening. Ser
vices again tonight.
Mrs. Margaret C. Metz died at her home
north Of town, Monday evening. Funeral
will take place this morning at 10 @ clock
lntermeIt at Rock Hill.
About thirty Of our people were up to
see Robson / Crane,
A demented woman has been wandering
around the city. 1t is thought she is from
Wheeling
The Second NJ. Z. Church will hold an
entertainment in the city hall shortly.
the presentations Of the statues at
Lilchs Opera hall this week ia drawing
feature. The musicians are also good
Ritz & Cochran have an entire change Of
programme.
The Benwood ierryboat is on duty ogain
but makes poor time on account Of the
ice.
Part OF the Bellaire Stamping Company
has resumed work. The lantern makers
are stiil idle.
Shuttleworth raced Falkcnstein at the
Capitol rink last night.
Edna, the little engine that is to do
switching at the Belaire Nail Works, is
built on narrow gauge trucks.
J. A. Gallaher is back from trip down
the river.
Mord Nelson, engineer OF the C. y P.
yard engine, is of duty at present and his
place ia being filled by Mr. Tolmie
The Christian Church has begun pro
trocted meetingg.
The Secretary OF the Union Window
Glass Works, is still Of the opinion that
the present price Of glass is too low to 81!
low the Union to continu' and the stock
holders have decided 10 remain inactive
for the present The factory would run
now if the management thought II could
make expenses.
Mrs. Hammond (nee Miss Jessie White
Of Smithfeld, is the gueet Of Mrs. Stewa:t
Wilson.
John Kemple, employed nt the B Il O
shops, is laid up with 3 broken eukle, anC
John Cashdollar is suffering from broker
arm.
The business OF the late Thomas Moor,
will be sold out as soon ss possible,
Frank Hi1dman has left on business
trip for the Crystal window glass works.
About ten persons are interested in thr
ground occupied By the wreck of the Nj
agara rink. II the Proeut lease con b.
extended the rink wiz be rebuilt ior
place for entertainments.
TIE bids for furnishing cal for the pup
lie schools closed last light
The Etna clasg ao;Is elected the Iollow
inr Beard CT Directors: Il T, Devriea
Oven Meeban, Wm HarveP Richard Far
ley, John T Steel, Wee. Wheeling; Wm
Steinmetz, Wheeling; Geo ", Merchant
Wheeling
The B 4 0. will ruu specisI trail
from Wheeling after The opera on lrids
evening.
Trains on the B. L II C leave at IL
a. N and 3:05 p m ciIy ime. They al
rive at 1905 N and OILS ? m.
, Large croRds are in a,teu1Gnee at ID
meetings now in progress IL the Aelbodi:
. churches.