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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23
BELLAlRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
u. +. CockaynC is In THIN.
Dan Mckinley, oil Chicago, Is here among hi
many friends.
Secretary Stewart, oil the Stamping company
Is In Chicago on business,
The street cars ran. all day Monday between
Indian Run aud tue ferry,
Mr.. Crawford Armstrong, Of Armstrong; Mills
was hero yesterday on business,
r. Druner, Tain Master Of the G. & p. road
was here yesterday on railroad business.
Mrs. Anthony Lylcn fell ut the hydrant In he
back yard aud was badly hurt internally.
Harry 4. Kelly has gone on western trip II
the interests Of The Belmont Glass Company.
The RCymRHn brewing Company will build {
dwelling house here for their BellAlrc agent.
Samuel CoHmAn got 500 Judgment AgaIns
Patrick Logan for dog bite his girl got somt
time ago.
Mr.. Lewis COOn and Mr., switzer have arrived
from tho East with their families. They succeed
N. sonneb0rn.
The Cleveland, Lonin & Wheeling railway
oillCe has been opened and telephone connection
made AZ their new location on West Central
avenue.
Dr.. West will call a meeting Of the Board O.
Health, aud sec that the proper remedies and
preCAutlo will DO taken 10 regard 10 the small
pox, which seems to be spreading In this State
Charles Mount, who was so severely hurt laSt
October BY falling OF q car near W0llSyllle, Il
able 10 DO at work Rgaln. lie has several bud
scars, one on the chin being the largest. He had
his Jaw broken,
J. Miller, ". Y. Superintendent al Cincinnati
Z. 7. Wright W, U. SUPERINTENDENT at Cleveland
T. q. Bradley, r. K, X. Compauy's Telegraph
HupprintOnteIi Of PittSbiFRh and O. o. Rowe
here on q tour Of inspection yesterday. They
contemplate putting another wire from the u,
o. lines here 10 Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
tan aarly dag, and they hooked over the propOs
ed route through BellAlro while here.
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Mr.. A. Wilson Kelly was most agreea.
bly, surprised at his handsome residence
on Twelfth street, Monday evening, by
several well.known ladies and gentle,
men, intimate friends Of himself and
Mrs. Kelly, who called to remind Mr.
Kelly that the day was his seventy.
fourth birthday and to congratulate him,
on having reached that anniversary In
the enjoyment Of good health and pros
perity. There is not man Of Mr.. KEEL
ly's ago in this community, who Is more
hale and active, or enjoys life more; he
was a ct candidate for the warm con.
gratulations that his friends rendered
him on this occasion. Their coming
was surprise to Mr.. Kelly, but bis
estimable wife was posted and had pre-.
pared for the entertainment ofthe guests
some choice refreshments that were dis
Cussed after the evening had beenlpleas'
antly spent socially. ~.
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SetOtnrte udtetN.
We understand that D. B. Lee, Of Car
roll county, and R. X. Elliott Of JeGer'
son county, one Of the Democratic per.
suasion and the other OF the Republican,
have Just returned from Pennsylvania
aud West Virginia, where they have
been buying wool for several months
past This ends a successful wool buy.
Ing season for them; during which time
they have bought over million and a
hall pounds, (requiring $50 cars to ship.
They commenced operations In Jetier-
son and Carroll counties and then cross
ed over the river into Hancock county,
W. Va, then into Beaver, Allegheny
and Washington counties, Pa, closing
up in Brooke county, W. Va. During
this time the wool market kept advanc-
ing and they kept pace with II, paying
for the first wool bought % cents and at
the close 50 cents for choice clips.
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oad, yIee JOSEPH Young, VIC asked .

oad, vice Joseph Young, who asked to
be excused.
P, L, Kimberly, commissioner in the
Fourth, vice John Boring, who Is Ill.
Kirby Israel, CanYRsseT In the Fourth,
vice R. /. Mccullough,
William Myles, canvasser In the Fifth,
vice John YoCkler, il.
The other appointments stand as re-
ported yesterday, No time was set for
them 70 be sworn in, but according 70
custom, they will meet at the Public
Building this evening, be sworn by the
Mayor and receive their booksand boxes,
Apetition from Henry x ,Listand other,
incoFporaton Of the Y, NJ, o, A. Of this
city, was read, They recited the objects
OF the Association, what 1t has accom-
plished in the short time It has been es-
tablished here, and asked for free water
and gas for their new and beau
tiiul home on the South Side, Mr.,
Allison offered two resolutions
providing free gas and water for the
Y. NJ. o. A, and the Home for Friend
less Women, and after considerable de-
bate as to the proprlety Of giving the
Y, M, O, A. free gas and water, both
were adopted,
Resolutions Of thanks to officials and
responses followed, and the Council
died,
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THk INAUGURATION.
Wisdom Of the Pennsylvania LneS 10 Ar
ranging for the TrRtIIs 70 Washington,

Wisdom Of the Pennsylvania Lines In Ar
ranging for the TrRtiIs to Washington
The number OF visitors to Washington
for the inauguration OF President-elect
Harrison Is expected to exceed the num-
Der In attendance at any similar previous
event. The great railway companies
whose lines lead into Washington are
Yieing with each other In preparing for
the enormous traffic, The Pennsylvania
System owns over two thousand passen-
ger coaches, more than any other rail-
way system In the country, and the re-
quislte number OF locomotives for their
movement, This extensive equipment,
together with Pullman Yestibule Sleep
ing and Parlor Cars, will be at the SER
vice OF the pilgrims to the Capital. The
prompt movement OF the Pennsylvania
trains Is ensured by the excellent road.
bed and precision Of the methods oil
operation. The Pennsylvania Lines
propose to accommodate their patrons by
seeIing excursion tickets at cheap rates
and running trains in safety and on time,
through from all principal points. The
Inaugural Committee on Public Com
fort has made preparation for the accom-.
mediation Of half a million yisitorsdurlns
the ceremonies, and there is no question
that people will fare well by placing
themselves In the hands OF this commit.
tee. For full information write or make
personal application 10 ]. G, Tomlinson,
agent, Wheeling, W. Va. twill be well
to remember that the spacious depot Of
the Pennsylvania Lines In Washington
is Just of Pennsylvania avenue, almost
within a stones throw Of the Capitol
and near all places OF interest. The
Pennsylvania road on its way to Wash,
ington leads through the famous and
ever beautiful scenery OF the Allegheny
mountains,
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DIRECTORS ELECTED.
The Annual stOokholdsrs' Meetings Of Va
FiouS Concerns.

The Annual stOokhOldsrs' Meetings Of Va
FiouS Concerns.
At It's annual stockholders meeting,
held yesterday afternoon, the Belmont
Iron and Nail Company reelected the
old Board OF Directors, rs follows; A,
W, Kelly, William F, sdiel, Joseph
Bell, Edward Reid, George G, Hannah,
John g, Hoffman H., and Thomas
0'BTien.
The franklin Insurance Company re-
elected It's old Board Of Directors, as fol-
lows; ], N. Vance, NJ. Reilly, John II,
Hobbs, O. W. FFanzheim and L, O. Stifel,
The BenWood Iron Works met last
night and reelected the ioFmor Board,
the members OF which are Messrs. John
G, Hoffman, sr,, wv, Campbell, L, S, Del
aplain, G, B, Caldwell, L. s, Slitel, ia,
cob Wise and L, w, Paxton,
The stockholders OF the Wheeling
Hinge Company held their annual meet.
ing yesterday and reelected the old
Board oil Directors,
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to continue this week to make room for
our immense spring stock, which will be
here by February 10. We offer this
week:
100 pieces best Atwood Carpets at O5c
per yard, worth SOC.
90 pieces all.wool O @ Carpets al 60c
per yard, worth 05c.
u pieces (stinsen's and Roxbury) best
Brussels made at Zoe per yard, worth 0Oc.
Remnants Of Body and Tapestry Brus.
sells enough for small roomS) at Csc per
yard.
smullerremnants Of Wool and Brussels
Carpets At 5Oc per yard.
Above prices are for this week only at
STONE K TuoNAs',
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The river Is still falling at this point
The loyee gauge at dusk last evening ID
dIcated q depth In the channel Of feet
inches, O fall Of about 0 inches In q
hours. The Andes got away for Cincln'
natl about 8 O'Clock with good trip on
board. The Hudson passed up at 4
o'clock yesterday morning In the Pitts
bnrgh.Clncihnau trade and the Katie
stoCkdale passed down al 0 O'Clock yes
terday morning in the same trade. The
Courier got away for parkenburg al
noon and the o. W. Bachelor got away
on time In the plltsburgh trade. The
Ben Hur will be thlSmofning's ParkeH'
burg packet.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. @. j. Howard, Of GAINESVILLE, was
ut the McLurO yesterday.
Prof. Billy Myers is able to DO out
again after severe spell Of sickness.
H. A. Thompson, advance agent OF the
"German Detective" company, is in the
city.
]. II. Eppelsheimer and R. Mayo, it,,
prominent freight agents OF Pittsburgh,
are at the Mcclure,
Charles b. CLARK, Of New York, is
here, selling nickle.plated attachments
to the glass manufacturers.
Miss Florence OF left yesterday morn
ing for Woodlands, down the Ohio
River road, to make u short visit with
friends.
Col. Oscar Townsend, Of Cleveland,
general manager OF the Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling road, was registered
ut the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Messrs. L. D. Patterson, of Nashville,
and L. J, Shelly, Of Peoria, ILL.,, large
buyers OF Wheeling glass and pottery,
arrived at the Mcclure house last evening,
Mr.. s. George, one Of Wellsburg's
prominent citizens, was registered at the
Hotel Windsor yesterday. He was nc.
companied by Misses Bessie George, Ida
Fleming and Jennie Furbee. Mr. George
looked after business while the young
ladies were shopping.
Hon. George A. Jones, Of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, President Of the Cannon Ball''
railroad, is at the Mcclure house. He
says the Cannon Ball" Is resting until
tho European capitalists who have con.
tracted to market the bonds and build
the road, fulfill their agreement.
The many friends OF Mr.. Will Herman,
manager OF Bloch Bros, tobacco works,
and Mrs. Tiernan, will learn with regret
OF the loss they have sustained in the
death Of their little two-year.old
daughter, Virginia, which occurred yes.
terday morning after a short illness Of
lung fever. The loving parents were
devoted to the little one, and the blow
they receive by her death is one hard to
bear up under. They will have the
sympathy Of all their friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23

When this play was first given in New
York, the Graphic said: The play pos.
sesses elements picturesque, emotional
aud humorous. The situations are
thrillingly impressive In their realism.
The Morning Journal said; "Held by
the Enemy" Is the biggest success that
has been achieved 80 far this season.
The telegram said: The piece Is q
gem. Those who would see "wal
drama" devoid OF Objectionable bonn
bastics and free from maudlln patriotism,
and without unpleasant and ill.advised
sectlonalism, should certainly go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23

Clerk Hook yesterday Issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties
William Richardson, aged n, widower,
and Dora Turner, aged 20, widow po'h
0' Charlie ThCiS, aged %, Of Pitts:
burph, and Emma Il, seibcti aged u, Of
Ohio county, am. =
GreCnwoldt, aged 20, both oil Wheeling
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in the ears, sometimes a roaring buzzing
sound are caused by Catarrh, that exceed.
ingly disagreeable and very common
disease. Loss OF smell or hearing also
result from Catarrh. Hoods Sarsaparil.
La, the great blood purifier, is q pecull'
arly successful remedy for this disease,
which II cures by purifying the blood.
II you suffer from catarrh, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medicine. 9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23

Campbell held, in effect, that in an act
comforting on a municipal corporation a
special power, as police and taxing pow.
ers, or which may be in derogation Of the
rights Of a citizen, there should be q
strict construction, while those Of gen.
eral nature, in advancement Of the prin'
eiples Of local self.goyernment, and in
recognition and furtherance Of the rep
resentatiye right Of the people, perhaps
Q different rule should prevail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23

A pleasant event took place at the
Female College yesterday. Miss Ulleri
who Inns filled tho chair Of Mathematics
With great acceptability for nearly three
Years, has been compelled TO resign on
account Of ill.health. The faculty and
students took thlsA an occasion 10 show
their appreciation Of her iaithfulness by
presenting her with q handsome Bagster
Bible, DF, BIaisdUll made the ptesenta'
iIon Enpoch, 10 which Miss Ullef lttlngly
responded, She takes with her the cor
dial esteem Of all who have formed her
nrnunInihf1rna,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23

Is Natures own true laxative, II iS
the most easily taken, and the most
elective remedy known 10 cleanse The
System when Bilious OF CoBtiyeI 10 dis.
pol Headaches, Colds and Feyetg, 10
Cure Habltual Constipation, Indlges.
ton. Piles, etc, Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale Ia 10 cts and SlO0 bottles BY Logan
4 C9p Anton L. He's, X, D. Burt and
o. MenkemBllet.
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, SPECIAL BARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock We shall offer special bargains Ii
heavy weight Sullings, 0yercUatings
AMI ianlAlOOnlngs. All will DO made W
ilrsl.rlass and III guaranteed.
Winter GlUTes aud Mulllers at cost.
q. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant TallOTs and Gents Furnishcrs,
1921 u 1898 Market Street.
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Wanted,

lWANTED--YOUNG MAN, (fOR.
Wy MRRLY Theological sluirnll viii wqtk
iof board aud small compensation. Can GIG
does not w The eyes Address M" lplC.lI
gtnoef ONCE, jAi6
WhuTRn. MEN 10 sOll OUT Goods 10 Ohio
uhnl and eljOihlng counties VIII w
good lAlAFy and Ill expenses Wills Tor loiini
aud state HAlAty wanted. SLOAN 4 CO., Manu-
lAolltetli ~ George street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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well a. tho most effective method OF
dIspelIinp headaches, colds and levers, or
cleansing tho system, u by taklnga lew
doses Of tho pleasant California liquid,
IFuil REMEDY, Syrup Of Figs FOrBnle In
10 ia and $l00 bolllea by Logan \ Co..
Anton 7. Hess, II. u, burt and o. Mon'
kuinallBf,
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that lOathsomO disease, Uatarrh
and vainly trying every known remedy
Al last found q recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease senl'
Inp a scii addressed stamped envelope "a
Prof j, A, Lawrence, IS Warren street,
New York City, will receive tho recipe
iFco al charge, MwAF.Eow
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Eczema Throo Yoars cured,

CutlCura Remedies arc The greatest medicines
this country. Ny mother lad Il iWetty ysat ~
and In fact died from II. ] believe Cutioufa
would have saved her life. Ny arms, breast and
head were covered for three years, which moth.
lng relieved OF cured Until / used the CuticurA
RebolyOht. ]. ". ADAMgI NeMAfk, o.
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BIG BARGAINS in black and colored
Armure and sabastapool Cloths at Soc
per yard, Above goods reduced from
Zoe and 81 90 per yard at
STONE & THOMAS.
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PROCLAMATION,

Lc.w, sEABRGHT. MAYOR OF THE CITY
oiWheellugr do hereby, Ia accordance with thu
provisions Of the Charter OF said City, announce
aud publish, that the following Ordinance wa
duly passed according to law at regular meet
log OF the Council OF the City OF Wheeling.
Said Ordinance provides for the Issue and salt
Of tho bonds OF the City Of Wheeling IN tn
amount aggregatlng the sum Of 500, 90, said sun
10 be used aud expended for the following pur
poses only, viz:
$4,000 thereof 10 DO expended for the conStruc
tlOn and building new Stone Bridge on Mali
street over Wheeling Creek.
SOL 900 thereof TO DO used and expended FOL
paying aud redeeming unpaid Bonds Oithe LOAF
Of 1871,
5000 thereof to be used aud expended IL
stfRlghteninH Caldwell's Run,
AZ the next regular Charter Election TO 10 hGlC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-23

Mas. Chow: "Chlle, buy a bottle de
Salvation OIL, 1t cure your rheumatis
sarL'n.h % cents
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Ny baby has been troubled with Eczema on
bis face, hoCk, bead, carr, and entire body lie
tiS hIS hands % prevent Els ScrStcSlnS, l SAyS
spent dollars on remedies without effect, hui
Allet using QUO bog CuliCuIa aud and one cake
Of CuticnFa BOAp the child "a entirely cured,
cannot thank you enough for them. 49,.
i.uull a., H,6cEIynp, 4. y. Y,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 90. = For
West Virginia, Western pennsylvania
and ohio, fair, warmer, southerly winds.
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ECzRNA GAM Be CURED,

The most agonlzlng. humlllatlngl
itching, soaly, and burning Eoze-
mas are cured by the Cutioura
Remedies, when physicians and all
other remedies fall.
/ have been afflicted since last March with 4
skin disease hg doctors called Eczema. MyiacC
was COVERED with sCabs aud sores, and the Itch
Ing aud burning were almost un6eArable. See
Ing your CutgutA Remedies 20 highly recon-,
mended, concluded 10 Kive them q trial, uBlhg
the CutlGufA aud CutiCurR Soap externally, and
kesolyent Internally for four months. l call
myself cured In gratitude Tor which ] make this
MRs. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
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NEW and desirable novelties in Jew:
Clry received daily from now until
Christmas. DO not iall TO see them, III
JACOB W. GHUBDS
JeWelry store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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CtoAEs AND snAwp al way down
prices 70 close al SroNn 4 TnoMAs',
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Bio BARoAiSs In Table lInOuu, Sheet.
ings and Towellngs q 49,,
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The thermometer at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
r.,iu,erpd aa follows;
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Two yOAn and A half Aso Salt Rheum broke
out on my flEhi hand. appeared In white
bllsterl, attended by terrible itchlnE, aud grad.
The hand, The disease next appeared on my
S 5 SS az, 5S ia EI IES aS Sas fEa B
tdlea, which elIeCled A speedy and permanent
cure tAMEA r, kEARNEY,
~ Wood Avenue. DOlfolL
sold everywhere, ptleel CuJltufa, bOc.I Soap,
2ic.I RelOlyehl, u, Prepared By tho P0ffkA
DRUu ANN CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
nB'gVnd lot allow 10 Cure skin DlseaBbsh u
pages 70 lllnAlmlonl and 100 lesllmonlAll.
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Stockholders MeetIngs.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The regular annual meeting Of ihS stoCtlQII
en- Of The HlyeftldO lion Work. viii Nc neg ~
TIE Oflco ri The Company Oh Wednesday Jan'
uAfy ", 1852, II 7iSl g, a.,..,rs,s
stcfuUlf)t
WuEELtNu, ~, VA Jan. o. iss1 lAlur
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The only comment necessary is that
the iNTELLlaESCER, desiring to do Mr,
Rohrig the fullest justice, asked for his
explanation, and he refused to give 1t,
II bus been said by others In his defense
that he was naturalized years ago, but
his papers were destroyed by the flood
Of 'S4. Had this been true, his proper
procedure was 10 90 to the court which
Issued his papers and secure a duplicate.
This paper does not desire to secure Mr..
Rohrig's indictment, but II does think
the persons who are trumping up
charges Of illegal voting against Repub-
llcans on Aimsy pretexts, should look
after some cases on the other side Of the
party line, 1t proposes to show up the
partisan unfairness Of these proseCu-
UnnR
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THE ROuRIG AFFAIR.
The Rx.cOuntsr out Says no has an RxplAua
tiOu, but gives None.

The Rx.cOupter out says he has an RxplRna'
tiOu, but gives None,
To he Editor Of ne lRielligHer,
sIR;-Your issue Of this morning con-
tains an attack upon me that seems to be
awful desire to besmirCh my character
in the eyes Of our citizens, Had you in
the least manner attempted to ascertain
the true facts OF the case, which l would
have freely given, l feel sure you would
not have been SO fast in publishing SC
base q SANDER, have never voted
illegally, and / am and have been q citi'
zen Of the United States for years,
will not now attempt to explain, as that
would probably deprive you ofyour ma
terial to indiCt me before the United
States Court now in session at Parkers'
burg, which you are at full liberty to do
Very respectfully,
CHARLES RoHRIG.
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Bargain Sales.
A. L. RICE g. co.
JANUARY
BARGAIN SALES (!
At Any Price.

New Surprises In every depart-
mont. Prices cut to point that
closes out competition. It Will pay
you 10 call every day. !aiO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26

The following sensational and libellous
announcement appeared about the middle
OF the Scimitdr's church notices yesterday
afternoon:
"Tho Memphis presbytery-Cumberland Pres
byterian Church In called session, juno TO- 1852 NJ
Memphis, to look into matters pertaining 70 Rev.
IL. Ananas Jones. Temporary supply Court street
Church"
The publication caused quite stir and
intense indignation among all who rccog-
Dize the principle Of fair dealing. How
such notice found its way into the col
umns OF paper reputed for its conserva-
tism, was n wonder no one proiessed abil-
ity to solve. Investigation thus far has
failed to solve It, There is mystery most
profound surrounding it at this writing.
An APPEAL reporter sought DR.. Jones,
the minister thus insidiously, yet violently
and ruthlessly assailed. Naturally, the
reverend gentleman was worried over an
attack the responsible party for which he
could not locate, but be took philosophic
view OF IL, and was content to bide his
time.
al called at the Scimitdr Office" said DR..
Jones, TO learn INC author oil me NOTICE.;
Mr.. a gee, the editor, sad II had passed
through his hands, but WAS sent up TO the
composing room without careful scru,
uny' Inc PROOF reader l iound, nad
made some Endorsement over the notice,
the character OF which do not recall at
thus time. Mr.. Bard requested me TO
leave the original copy with him and he
would move assiduously TO locate the per
pelra'or between TINS ana Monday morn
ing next, when h'n 70 see MN AGAIN.
Dlu you sec inc original copyt
| les IL was ey'ueh'iy III ulsguiseu
writlng; large, rather scfawly style;
nat Is your laea 0, inc attack
~ was evidently done 10 lnlure INC