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A Very Queer Material.

A Very Queer Material
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Mr.. Snaggs-Well, ! never expected they
would make steamship tickets of celluloid.
Mrs. Snaggs-O, they are not.
Mr.. Snaggs-Well, you book for Germany
and see if they don't sell you Lloyd
tickets.
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as everywhere in the South. are divided
into white and colored. The membership
of four of the white churches number over
1000 each.
The English Churchman says: 'Famil-
iarity with the emissaries of Rome, hear
ing Of their good Deeds seeing their pc
culiar garb, standing on the same platform
with them at temperance meetings and on
other occasions, the fashions of the day, and
recently the talk about Father Damien.
have weakened our English detestation of
popery.o
1t appears from the official statistics read
at the recent conference in the Tabernacle,
Salt Lake City, that the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints" has, at pres
ent, twelve apostles. seventy patriarchs,
1919 high priests, 11.S05 elders. 2.069 priests,
2.292 teachers. II, 610 deacOns. 81, 500 families.
1915 officers and members, and 49, 3O3
children under eight years of age-a total
Mormon population of 153 OH.
1t is DR.. Mayo, the Unitarian educational
missionary in the South, who says: 1.-The
best of the Northern UNCONVENTIONAL work
for the colored folk should be literally en-
dowed, separated from State aid and con-
troll, placed in the hands of reliable boards
of trustees. with fair Southern white and
colored representation. and vigorously
worked on their present lines of academical,
college, normal and industrial training,
with q mighty emphasis on the religious and
moral side.v
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Sarcastic.

'Hullo,v said Dumley. What have you
got your face all wrapped up fort Tooth
achef"
NO" growled Sardonicus. my corns are
troubling me.n
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Hadn't a Chance to Form an Opinion.
Boston Courier.
Mrs. Gadabout-What kind of ~neighbors
are those who have moved in next door to
youi
Mrs. Kewericus-I don't know. They
haven't had a wash out on the line yet.
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HUMOR OF THE DAY.
Like Old Married Folks.

Bride-George, dear. when we reach town
let us try to avoid leaving the impression
that we are married.
"All right, Maud; you can lug this va
Liza u
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PERSONAL POINTS.

MRs. j. w. BAILEY and children have
gone 10 Virginia 10 spend the summer.
Miss NELLIE Ely, OF Peoria, ILL.,, Is Wis
iting the Misses Shanks on Shelby street
TmE Rev. II. A. Jones will preach to-
night in the Mississippi avenue Mission
Church.
Mus. W. ii. BATES left for Wisconsin
last night, 10 be at her old home on the
occasion OF the celebration OF her mothers
eightieth birthday, next Tuesday.
l.. Thomas, Grenada, Miss; J. L.
Thomas, Grenada, Miss; Miss Allie
Young, Osceola, Ark; J. w. Sanders,
Eola, Tenn; A. J. Phillips, sardis, Miss,
are at the Clarendon.
AT Fransioli Hotel: l.. Levy. wife and
child, Lula, Miss; n. II. Deyer, Ncsbit
Miss; l. +. Stump, Alpika, Miss; g. II.
Reid, J. A. Zeronio, Potts Camp. Miss. !;
w. l.. Rogers, w. II. Purnell, Randolph,
Tenn; NJ. Shiz, S. Holshousc, Perryyille,
Tenn.
Ar DufIy'G C. W. Noble, Van Buren,,
Ark; II. Storey, w. NJ. Hazel, Arkansas
City, Ark: G.. W. Collins, Greenyllc,
Miss; A. 4. Grover, Mason, Tenn; J. II.
Walker, Decatur, Ala; Il. VI. Jones and
wife, Horn Lake, Miss; d. G. Black. Inn
boden, Ark; 7. Higgins, Helena, Ark;
L. r. Walker, st. Louis.
Ar the Peabody Miss T. Cooke, +. A.
Juney, Somervillc, Tenn; J. A. Dickson.
Pine BLUFF; w. H. Mower, Atlanta, g.;
John DAILY, Cincinnati; Mrs lIobson aud
son, Clarksdale, Miss; q. w. NALL, Sur
rounded Hill, Ark: ID. Mckenzie. Her.
nando. Miss; II. o. Lane, Chattanooga.
Tenn; Ben z. Mitchell. Louisville; Gen.
J. c. Tappan and wife, Helena, Ark.
AT the Gayoso: r. u. Willis, Scarcy,
Ark; Charles NJ. Peace, Dayton; J. W..
| Clapton and wife, Helena; James - Rich.
ardson, New Orleans; DIR. Sol Mcdowell,
Brandon, Miss: Frank A. Baird, Pbila-
delphia; Miss Mary Decker Columbia,
| Tenn; Miss Kate Decker, Columbia,
| Tenn; G. J. Campbell. Montgomery; A.
s. Richardson, Bath; w. o. Brandon,
GAINESVILLE; J. II. Thompson, New York,
j. T. Mobley, New York.
A. DocgEEY, fernando, Miss; Mrs.
| Potts, Van Buren,, Ark; Mira W. T.. Green
and Miss T. Green. Morrillton, Ark; n.
s. Dickinson, Chicago, w. A. Shippcy
and wife, Iakeyiew, Miss; John T. Bate.
and daughter, Lyon, Miss; Miss T. fcrrell
Sardis, Miss; r. II. McGraw aud wife
Coahoma, Miss; +. ID. Hodges, Atchison,
Kas; r. ]. Ferguson. Dublin, Miss; J.W
Kilgore and ]. T.. Reayes and wife, Para
gould, Ark, are ut Gaslon'A
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Powell pitched for New Orleans and tried
hard to win. Memphis made but three
hits of him, but he was grandly backed
up. The infield work was little ragged,
especially as Pitcher Houston played sec.
ond, but the errors were not at critical
points, except in the second, when nearly
the whole nine threw the ball around after
one little grounder to second, and threw
so wild that two runs came in. Batting
and base running won the game. New
Orleans leaves in the morning and will
play two games at Selma before striking
Charleston. Wards absence will make
the contests more even hereafter.
OFFICIAL SCORE.
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Atlanta Acts Peculiarly.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 6.-The At.
lanta team followed their three boilers,
this afternoon, and skipped the town after
the sixth inning, when the game stood six
to FIVE in their favor. The railroad au-
ihorities had offered TO hold the train for
them, but without notice they packed up
their bats and vacated the park at the end
Of the sixth inning. The umpire gave the
game TO Charleston by score OF 0 to o.
There is much indignation in consequence
Of this sudden departure. Charleston
gave Manager Whalen $3.50, yesterday. 10
pay his men of, and he sudden depart.
ure Of the Atlantis has disguised every
body
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m. Mh,,.I.nnh Irn.l.

S.. LOUIS, Mo, June 0.-lscports tele-
graphcd from hero last night as specials
that the Collier White Lead Company and
the Southern White Lead Company, Of
this city, have been absorbed by the Ma
,ional White Lead Trust are not true. OH
GERS OF both OF these companies stated 10.
day that the deal IL not yet closed. several
officers Of the companies arc now In New
York, however, negotiating the sale OF the
81 Louis companies but they do not ex-
pect 10 reach results for several days.
Home officers will mako no statement M
10 price asked or offered Tor these proper
tics.
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A SMALL BOSS.

A so.Caliod Colored Loader Coos cover
tho Road"
Abe Mayfeld, the negro VINO WIS cent
to the pcnitentiary yesterday on a charge
Of larceny, will remove for three years a
potent political factor from Shelby County.
Abe was never 20 busy rs during and Inn
mcdiaiely preceding election. lie had a
certain following among the negroes, and
he made Il appear that his hcnchmcn
we're irresistible. lie has been known Ia
sell, for good round sums, the unknown
quantity OF his Influence" 10 both sides
In a contest, aud deport himself through
out In apparent good faith 10 both sides,
Ills harvesls came ne each election, and
when they were over ho had 10 turn his
hand TO common, vulgar rascaliiy, and gel
caught
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Re.nIis nt IcroIne Pnrk.

JEROME PARK, n. V, June 6.-The
weather was cloudy, cool and breezy, the
track was line and 5000 persons we're pres
ent.
Firs, Race-0no mile. Starters Fresno,
Auricoma, Scnorita, Corinth, Day. Au-
ricoma won in l:lG, Senorita second, Fresno
third.
Second Race, 100 yards. Starters
Fred d, Eolian, Ballston, Fitzjames, Eolo,
Swift, Volunteer H., Forest King. Glory.
Forest King wonin t2ll, BaIlslon second,
Eolo third.
Third Race--0nc and one.eghth miles.
Starters Bohemian, Luminary, Sluggard.
Sluggard won, Bohemian second, Lumi-
nary third. Time minutes.
Fourth Race-One mile. Starters King
Crab, Now or Never. Conemaa, Fides
Fides won, King Crab second, Now or
Never third. Tme-l:44l.
Fifth Racc,-0no mile and n quarter.
FirrnH, The Forum. Frenzi won In ia.
Sixth Race-Three-quartcrs Of a mile.
Starters Prodigal, Frolic, Crusader, Ten
Brock Jr., Dalesman, Fred Davis, Colum.
bine, Little Barefoot, Louise, Topeka.
Prodigal won, Ten Brock Jr second,
Daloman third Time-l:lS.
Seventh e-Five-eighths Of a mile.
Starters Geronimo, Vivid, Miss Thomas,
Village Maid, Utility, Katie, Cold Stream,
Benedict, Gen. Gordon, Germanic, Arab,
Glosicr, Lily NJ, Rustic, Lady Pulsifer,
Roma. Leandcr. Cold Stream won In l:00!
Vivid second, Village Maid third.
JEROME PARK ENTRiEa
Flint racc-Fivc clghths Of a mile ramdoN rs
Mnximus a. Mucllagc ~. kemplaud ~, Homcp
pathy lea phrbc ioi. Ida iuj lanoocas los. Ma
talpi Ire. civil service ilA
scroud Hacc-Ono mile and an eighth. fuycr
wick iui Subtraction iuL fircuzi 10 lakeland ~
Tirt Attempt t0s, pocatcllo iuN
hint Rnco-1hpcguaricr Of milo. Rugtll
IL, Flrcny a. llcn Harrison ~. Anomaly igl
Bob furry 10, Crusader To-. Umpire 10, Annc \
-, Vivid ~, Mclaughlin III, Rustic Roma 100
IIarbor Lights iOl
Youth llacc-one milo aud an eighth. Loncll
10. Zrphyrus no. Bon Hnfrifnn no Fresno 10
Tayoriale colt ~, Diabo -, Daylight ~ Nillag
Mnld VI tyrundef lui
Tlnh ilare-Occin ei. Ovid i0G Brown Charlie
H. Little Minnie ioi, Drumstck iOd rrOdlgal lO5
pcrlmmons iuL
sisth i.ace-On mile. Ovid loo Buo Rock iO7
Ginfy lul
seventh Racc.-One and onesixiccnh miles
Montague iii. Bohemian ia bcwood 100. Blgo
nellie lUi, Tie bourbon Jos, Dunboyno i0', J OIL
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Jake Kiirnin Getting Ready.

NEW YoRK, June 6.-Jake Kilrain TO.
day handed over 10 Mr.. Cridgo, the stake
holder in the coming Kilrain-suliyan
fight, the championship diamond belt,
which Is TO 90 with the stakes TO tho win
ner Of the fight lie will go into training
next week, but will not say where. The
tossing for choice OF battle ground takes
place in Brooklyn on June s.
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Boston 10, New York 7.
Cleveland s, Pittsburg 9.
st. Louis 0, Columbus 8.
Athletics lG, Louisville 8.
Baltimore 4, Cincinnati 10.
Chicago IL, Indianapolis 10.
Washington @, Philadelphia I.
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lemphls ,,..,,.......,I o o o o l. 4

Summary Earned runs New Orleans
2. Three-base hits-Polhemus Stolen
bases-New Orleans TO- First base on
bals-0f Powell |, off Bauswine 3. Hit
by pitched ball-Holland and Dowie.
Struck out-By Powell @, by Bauswine @.
Passed balls-Riddie 8. Wild pitches
Bauswinc 3. Time OF game-0ne hour and
forty.fve minutes. Umpire--HuHt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

To have pasture we'll stocked with grass
the pasture should be divided into two
sections. which allows the grass 10 grow IN
one while the cattle are grazing on the
other. When grass IL kept too close and
constantly trampled by the animals II Is
liable 10 be killed should a drouth come.
by alternating stock ON pastures the grass
will grow letter aud the animals secure
more ioo'l With less labor.
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Subscribe Tor Tho Weekly Appeal.
In. s,,,em. Court Docket.

wAauSoroS, April G-Tho condition
Of the appellate docket Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, at the close Of
the term ended last month, when coin.
pared with its condition At the close Of the
preceding term, exhibits an increase Of l3J
cases In the number Of cases left undis-
posed OF.
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BEAUTIFUL oHAuTAUQuA LAKE.
Lakewood, Now York.

The most beautiful resort in America;
situated on the main linco the New York,
Lake Erie 4 Western Railroad, at Lake
wood, n. Y, midway between Cincinnati
and Now York City; the highest nayigablc
water in the United States; over |. 400 feet
above the level OF the sea and 200 feet
higher than Lake Erie. Weather cool; no
malaria; no mosquitoes, Hotels open
June | TO October |, Round trip fare from
Cincinnati SlL2b; good returning until
October 81. BE sure your tickets read via
New York, Lake Emo & Western Railroad
from Cincinnati, rs this il the only line
running solid trains. Pullman Palace Cars
through 10 the Lake. Tourists tickets on
sale at all large stations. For further in
formation please apply TO ticket agents OF
connecting lines, or TO II. Q. llolobird,
Division Passenger Agent, No. 90 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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NEW ORLEANS WINS AGAIN.

The PeIicans Pound Bsuswinc for Ten
IIits.-s- small Crowd Present.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NEw ORLEANS, La, June 6.--Today's
game was witnessed by the smallest crowd
Of the season; notwithstanding this the
game was n very pretty one. Bauswino
pitched steady game, but New Orleans
made hits when needed aud battery errors
helped tho locals along. The Memphis
ficllcrs played steady all around, Drod-
erck seeming 10 hnd congcnal rccupcra-
lion In right field. Joe earn, ncwsboy,
wasgiven trial by Memphis. lIeisa pref.
iy Ihrower, aod although he made a few
ofrom .hro ugh nervousness, they were not
cosily. aud wSods will take him 10 Mobile.
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EIGHT CASES. EIGHT CASES.

Containing over $4,000. $4,000 I'm.
ported Cigars
Have been received by ms direct FROM
Havana, through the Memphis Custom
House, during the past week; among
which are Diligcncias, Henry Clays
Flor dc Samelson and many other equally
fine and standard brands. We are the
only firm in Memphis who receive ire
quent shipments Of imported cigars and
our patrons are therefore enabled TO &c
only fresh cigars from rs.
]. SANCTION & Co,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis
p. s.-Wo sell baseball tickets.
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DIED.

GAETllENEA- Nt the residence of parents, No.
a. Jefferson street. THURSDAY June q, 1877. NJ
O'Clock pmy iutiA, aged thrcc weeks, infant
daughter Of /. q. aud u. Gacthcnrn.
Funeral from residence this FlliDANl morning
NJ i0D o'clock Friends and acquaintance In
yitcd 10 attend.
MOORE-At residence. iai Adams sit Get Thurs
day night June o. is,i the Rev. ID. H. MouuE
ngci nifty seven years
Funcml irum the ilrst Methodist Churrh tai,
FBiDAYl afternoon NJ SD O'Clock. Friends o
the family invited to attend
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Probable wIaneTs To-day.
At jERoME PARK.

At iEHOME PARK.
Tlr.t Racc-Maxmus, Rancocos
Second Rncc-fcgrnN tiarClnnd.
Third Hncc-Niyid Ten iirocCg. IT,
Fourth nnuc- binblo. Zcnhyrua
liith Eacc-iifuNu Charlie. pcfalmmona
Sixth Racc-Ovid Glory.
Seventh Racc--Tho Bourbon. Dunloyne.
AT ~. LOUIS
fiut nace-Angclns GifondeA
tccuud Race Unrincr, rrthor
Third t.ace-1efm Gotta. sinnoy Montgomery.
iuufth Race Jose Armstrong hiaucy Stone.
Iinh tacc-Lulic a. Adele n.
Sixth nacc-tauoon. Queen Of Tnmp1
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u,rbee sehoo, Exerei.es-So,lee.

Admission TO the IIigbee School tonight
will be strictly by ticket, as inclosed with
invitation cards. These have, OF necessity,
been restricted to the immediate friends Of
the graduates
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07
FUNERAL NnTICT.

jouNsoS-Thc funeral of the late ". u jons.
soS will take placo At Ilmwoud cemetery this
WRipAYl cycuinF ati O'Clock. rrlcnda aud nc
qualnianccs Invited 10 attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

From the discussion OF this situation
that followed, it was decided to go into
no new Improvements of any magnitude
for the present. There appears in the es.
innate no reference 10 the g, 0i0 already
contracted for in the l25, 900 paving brick
ordered from West Virginia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

tSsUEE your life In the Connecticut Mu.
tuai. I. NJ. Galbreath. ageu., 10 Madison
street.
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WHERE WE STAND.
Status OF the City's Streets. Bridges and
Sewers Account

In the present important era Of expen-
sive local improvements under direction of
the city authorities, there is maniiestly
great need of knowing "where you stand.
About three months ago Charles l..
Pullen, secretary Of the Fire and Police
Commissioners, inauguratod monthly state.
ments showing the status Of the streets,
bridges and sewers account.
Yesterday, being the first meeting of the
Council for June, was the date for the
May report. 1t was as follows
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WE HAVE HIT 1T AGAIN,

And you, ladies' will frankly acknowledge
that 1t is a decided "hit" when you see
the goods.
Through our good fortune, or more prop
erly our enterprise and some one else's
misfortune, we secured large lot OF fine
drapery nets and lace ilouncings and skirt
ings at great sacrifice. Today VIC offer
them for sale at small profit. The price
to you will be little more, II any, than half
their value.
The lot consists Of Russia Drapcry Net,
Ia Tosca Net, Chanlilly and Guipure
Flouncings and Skirtines, We have ar
ranged tholn In four lots
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A Good Thing.

Floyd & Moneys soda, with pure fruit
juices and ice cold, is a delicious beverage.
Try II.
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DoN'r fail to call atP. NJ. Millin & Co. s.,
No. 300 Second street. and see their dis
play Of Sewing Machines, Wheeler Il Will
son and other good makes. They adjust
all styles machines
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THE ]. s. MENKEN COMPANY.

USE plenty Of ozark" Vinegar in your
food aud prevent biliousness. II is cheap
or than quinine.
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LODGE NOTICES.

DHsOTo LODGE No. ~ y AND A. A
IL N.-Iho nilcurs AMI mcmhUrs arr IN
requested to attend a special Cummuncn. XXX
ton oi their lodge this lfHluAN wv
evening June z al o'clock, for work In D. e.
degree Al q. c. are internally Invited
ny order MILLION n. rRiCE w &C.
Attest lu1u n. CutfrS. scry
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NNNNess
When out shopping don't forget TO call at
Floyd & Moneys for lunch or their do
licious leo cream.
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The southern steam Dyc works,
No. 50 Court street arc prepared TO clean
aud dye dresses, laccs and clothing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

LATEST in Photographs at Echard's, 2is
Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

INSURE your gin.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. ~ Madison street.
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"oz,GE'' Vinegar will preserve your
pickles and your health.
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AtsI. sI.S7. sL75 ana So u Yard.

When you see them you will acknowl
edge their superior merit and the extra
ordinary low prices.
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IrYou Wan, u Fine Lace Dress

During yesterday we sold nearly half the
dinner sets offered. The remainder which
number about 100 sets, will bc on sale To.
day at the same prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07

HERE At LAsr-Exprcss goods were de-
layed lately, aud those ladies who have
not yet been supplied with
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-07
black India silks.

Which we have been without for some
days, will find our new black lndias ON
sale today, and 10 repay them for wait
ing We will sell the dollar quality
For Use n Yard To-day.
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BENwOOD.
Items OF Interest Picked Up in the steel
City.

Items OF Interest Pic ked Up in the Steel
City.
Two brothers named ArmOr, had s.
lively settO at the lower steel works OF
Monday. The fight was unique. O3e
brother knocked the other into pit ano
had the compliment returned by being
knocked into the same hole by the aiOre
said brother as soon as he got ont. They
both enriched the city treasury by fines.
O1i;e a number OF cur merchants are
kicking about the B. * 0. railroad 10.
having switching facilities hers. II tbey
wish 20 chip or receive a car load OF goods
they are subjected to great annoyance be
tore getting the same.
About sixty people who came over from
Bellire on Monday to take the car for
Wheeling, were compelled TO walk, on &C
count of the power giving out at the power
house.
The "ORl Gang" wish 20 have it dis
bnctly understood that their organization
has had nothing whatever TO do with any
poultry that has been missed lately IL
Benwood.
Chas. Schneider, the genial time-keepel
AZ the Tube Works, is back at his pos
again. He has been absent most ha
| the summer on account Of III health.
Don't borrow your nsighb0r's paper
because YOU are certain to have it at thr
yery time he wants it himself Subscribe
for it yourself.
Mrs. Mary Sbafer, of st. Joseph, W
Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Sippner, in the lower end of town
The BenwOod factory is still of. Tit
hacking boys at this place are Gu strike
cut the stoppsge is not due TO this.
Mas Kate Deegsn has quite lsrg
music class, which demands most Ct he
attention.
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Lots For Sale in Crawford Heights,

CRAWFORD HEIGHTS Is THE NAME given
- % r plat OF land containing about forts
acres. situated on the hill back OF the tlna ana
Standard Iron Works.
The 10 vary in size from half an acre 10 four
acres, and will be sold singly or in blocks
Some of the property is already In vines ard
all OF it is well adapted 20 the growing OF fruit
and berries.
The location while near the mills, fscorit
and railroads in the valley, is yet above aud Dc
yond their smoke, noise, and other disagreeaole
features.
II Is healthful affords fine view OF river and
the surrounding country, and admirably com
bnes the advantages OF town and country.
No more desirable location FOR private resi-
dences can be found.
The proper ty viii be sold at reasonable prices
| and on easy terms
For further particulars Inquire Of
X T. HOWELL, Bridgeport, o.
ABRAM LASH, Martins Ferry, o.
J. J. HOLLOWAY, lst NATL Bank Btidgeport
W. Y. GRAHAM al Office Of Standaid Iron Co;
WI TALLMAN, at office Of Ktna Iron aud
Steel Company. ocoeD