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The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

VIZ have learned one thing since the
Maine was destroyed, and that is that
We have some good, clear, cool-headed
men among our officers. Gen. Lee and
Captain Sigsbee have each demonstrated
that they are men Of excellent judgment
and know what to do in emergencies.
II they may he taken as standard OF
the officers Of our army and navy, We
need have no fear OF being ontgeneraled
when it comes to engagements, either on
land or sea.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20
LATEST news /!

WASHINGTON, April Is, 3:45 p. m.
President Mckinley has signed
the Joint resolution and is scriting
the message to Spain to Ec4CU-
.4TE CUR.4.
This action lciW TeceiUe the uni
uersaI approval Of the people Of
the United States.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

EDWARD BRLLAMY, the famous author,
10 said to be dying Of consumption at
Denver
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20
Aftsr one ef the hardest fought battles
boeWeea the two houses known In maHy
years the congress Of the United states
early this norniag came to IN agreement
% the nost nomentous question 1t has
dealt with IL . third Of . century. The
Cabaa resolutions were passed and will
- sent 70 the preside.t today. Their pro-
visieDs mean the expulsion OF Spain from
the island Of Cuba By the armed forces Of
the Unieed States.
The voto q. the senate On hnal passage Of
the rssolntioss was - to 35 and In the
house $40 to 9. The following ,nembers
of the house voted In the negAtive: Bou-
tslls (Rsp., Ms.h Brewer (Dem.. Als.h
Gardner (Rsp.. n. J.h johnson (Rep., lsd.s
LssA RsP.. CALI and Mccall (RsP., Nass.l

The res0luelOn rs agreed to - as fol'
lows:
Joint resolution for the recognition of
the people Of Cuba, demanding the gov
ernment Of Spain relinquish its author.
ity and government in the island of
Cuba and to withdraw its land and
val forces from Cuba and Cuban
watess and directing the president of
the United States to use the land and
naval forS--s of the United States to
carry these resolutions into effect.
Whereas, The abhorrent conditions
which have existed for more than three
years in the island of Cuba so near our
own borders have shocked the moral
sense OF the people Of the United States
have been disgrace to Christian civil
ization. eliminating as they have in
the destruction of United States bat.
tleship and 266 Of its officers and crew
while on friendly visit in the harbor
OF Havana. and cannot longer be en-
dured as has been set forth BY the
president Of the United States in his
message to congress April IL. 1893,
upon which the action of congress was
invited; therefore, be it.
Resolved, First-That the people Of
the Island Of Cuba are. and of right
onght to b free and independent.
Second-That it il the duty of the
United States to demand, and the gov.
ernment Of the United States does
hereby demand that the government
of Spain relinquish ito authority and
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20
TORPEDO FLEET At PORTO RICO

ports Its Arrival.
PROvINCETOwN. Mass, April I9.-
Captain Webb Of the barkentine Nor.
ales. who reached this port from Ponce.
Porto Rico. reports that on April 9. the
day before he sailed from Ponce. eight
Spanish torpedo boats arrived at that
port from the Canar'as. Two Spanish
men.of.war were there already. A
Spanish cruiser also was sighted in
Mona passage a. the vessel sailed.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

has been received by the government.
thus proving the existence Of revolu-
tionary centeFs in that district. Two
aristocratic families at Barcelona have
contributed e5OO.O00 to the national
subscription for the army. The inte.
grist, or anti.monarchial party will
hand over the independent subscription
it is raising to the government in case OF
war |: but should there be no h0stilities
the money viii be presented to Don
Carlos"
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

CONGRESS is discussing means OF re-
vising the revenue tax in order to raise
money to carry on the war, which now
seems inevitable. The revenue on beer
will be dOubled-$2 instead OF 81 per
barrel; revenue stamp will he affixed
to all mortgages, deeds, releases, etc,
the revenne on tobacco will he largely
increased, and all patent medicines and
nOstrums will he taxed. Bank checks
and drafts will also bear a revenue
stamp, and things will look much like
they did in 1867.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

LONDON. April ia dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Gibraltar says .
telegram received there from Malaga
reports q resumption Of the riots at
Malaga on Monday, that the American
consul's negro servant was killed and
persons in the crowd were injured.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

LONDON, April l9.-The Berlin cor.
respondent Of the Standard says that
Lieutenant Commander Niblack United
States naval attache at Berlin and at
Rome is still negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the Hamburg. rg.American liner
Fuerst Bismarck to be used a. an auxil.
iaFy cruiser.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

The New York Life Insurance Co. has
offered the government a loan OF SO,
100000 on such terms as the government
may think just. The disbelieving OF the
old world may learn that "a government
Of the people" has not yet nor is not
likely for a while 10 perish from the
earth. 1t seems as though Uncle Sam
may have rendered him all the funds he
will need; now il the congressman will
give ms good postal savings hank Law,
We will have an excellent working prin-
ciple for all time.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20


Inter Ocean, hits the nail on the head
every time. In 1T takes three to make
q bargain" he touches a phase of the
Cuban question. Spain is represented
by . man as declaring an armistice;
Maine is a strong man with a sword
across Spain's throat: Insurgent, anoth-
er man with sword across the treach.
erous throat. So far as fight with this
country is concerned, it will be found
that the United States, through it all,
will be mindful of the Maine, and will
be anxious to whip Spain on general
principles.
The u. S. senators and representatives
from Nebraska at the seat of govern
me0t are all in favor of war against
Spain. Senator Aliens reasons are
briefly fair statement OF the general
view, that var is justifable on four
grounds, first, that Of humanity; second
because OF the blowing up Of the Maine;
third. because OF the wilful murder and
unlawful imprisonment of American
citizens in Cuba and the constant con-
fiscation OF their property: fourth, be-
cause the presence OF the Spanish gov
eminent in the island OF Cuba is .
steady menace to the welfare and social
order Of the western hemisphere.
Ar Malaga, Spain, Friday rioters
smashed in the windows at the Ameri-
can consulate, damaging some Of the
furniture. The American escutcheon
was thrown to the ground amid ~vivas"
to Spain, to the army and navy, and
"death to the United States, and death
to the pig yankees" Several groups
earned with them banners upon which
had been printed representations OF the
pig. now treated in Spain q the emblem
of America, and as Synonymous with
Americana. About n good q could be
expected under the circumstances from
nation whose usual Sunday bull fight
absorbed the popalace, overshadoving
Tho action of the United States senate a
. topic q discassion."
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

"THE COLORADO SPECIAL via
CNlON PACIFIC
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-20

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-21
ABOUT ioPLE
Strangers In the city and Wheeling PEG.
}f pie Aba nl.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling PEG.
pie Abioad.
John Miller, OF Cairo. is at the Howell.
wv, R. Fitch Is a New Martinsville
guest OF the Windsor.
I. H. Atkinson, Of New Cumberland,
yesterday registered:a at the stamm.
A. II. Coallhg. Of Huntington, was
among yesterdays arrivals at the Nc
Lure.
Mr.. George Boherd ana sister, Miss
Edith, of Philadelphia, are guests OF
Mrs. Matilda Truschel.
Mrs. Will Elletson, Mrs. Il. o. Smith,
and Miss Nellie Steele. all Of Parkers-
burg, were guests OF the Stamm yes
terday.
Mr.. John Frew arrived early this
morning from Chicago, where he at
tended the annual meeting OF the Asso-
clated Press, and participated in the
elaborate annual dinner that followed
at the Auditorium hotel.
On the midnight east bound Balti-
more & Ohio train this morning were
several passengers of:dlstinction, in
Guiding ex-Presldent Grover Cleveland,
who was returning In q private car ia
Princeton, after a! fishing trip on Lake
Erie near Sandusky, and Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris, only daughter OF ex-
President Grant, who was accompanied
by her daughter and maid. Mrs. Sar-
toris' son was this week appointed. to
a lieutenancy in the army, and assigned
as an aide on the staff OF Major General
Fitzhugh Lee. Mrs. sartoris was en-
route to Washington City.
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The exclusive publication Ia yoster.
days 1ntelllsenser OF the proceedings
OF the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly committoc. % which was re-
Gently assignedNth TIL matter Of preparing
ja plan that would, bring about q seduc-
{tion, of bridge tolls for Island residents,
or u possible tho abolition Of tolls,
formed . topic OF discussion In ali
parts Of the city yesterday.
The committee report will DO pre-
scented at to.morrow's meeting Of the
trades assembly. ana probably at tho
following meeting OF the city council
that body will be petltioned 70 act
with as little delay as possible. AS
stated yesterday morning. the plan Is,
10 have the city s%ubsidize the bridges
TO the extent that foot toll for Island
residents shall be abolished.
IA well known member OF the second
branch Of council, In speaking OF the
matter last evening, stated positively
that Il would be possible to. make such
an arrangement with the bridge COM
panles on reasonable terms. He intima-
ted that he had assurances to this eff
feet from officials gSof the Wheeling
Bridge Companyland the Wheeling q &
Belmont Bridge Company
Council meets next Tuesday evening,
and ~ Is probable that the Islanders
free toll campaign before the city leg-
islature Will be inaugurated that even
Ing.
CouncIlmen, It Is said, do not stand
ready to go to. the point Of acquiring by
purchase one or both OF the bridges, nor
do they feel that the city's finances are.
in condition at this time that would
warrant the building OF another bridge.
at the cost Of $3.50, 900, the figure estl-
mated at. the meeting OF the trades as
sembly committee on Thursday even
Ing. II the leasing or subsidizing Of the
bridges, which would result in the abo-
lition Of toll for foot passengers. can be
accomplished by council the Islanders,
It Is said will feel entirely satisfied.
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Ii guaranteed. isl7 Mari
IN THE COURTS

Yesterday, In tho circuit court, Judge
'Heryey, IN the case OF Johannah
Reineke ct al. vs.. Augusta iBishon OF al
John "A. Howard, special commissioner
filed his reportlof " the sale Of property
to August C.. Meyer for $4,000. The
court confirmed the sale, and ordered
the distribution Of the proceeds among
the heirs.
n Tho case OF American Insurance Com.
phny va. Underwriters Insurance Com
pany ct al, was referred to Cyrus p
Flick, commissioner.
In the case OF James N. Phillips VS..
Frank p, Jones ct al, there was q mo-
tionsf for a newtrial.
Criminal court was not In session yes
terday, having adjourned until satur-
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LOCAL sasvtrIrs
Mater, = Miner iisnsn,l 4 .aa Aheu.

RtEGiHEESEHNgs ~. r,.w sSfrtN
! .
Matinee az ING franc
Grand to-night-"The Land, % the
Avlng. /
The annual competitive drill OF the
Litsly cadets Will take place next Fri,
day afternoon, on fourteenth street,
above Chaplina.
rTho Midgets" gave d pleasing enter.
talnmett IN the bridgeport opera house.
last evening. 70 . full house The per-
Torrance will be repeated this evening.
The contractors recently; awarded
city co%ntracts TbyT me board or rubiio
works viii begin WORK i,cxt Monday
nnornlnr. There is large amount az
street work 70 be done this summer.
Tho civ couneii ycommittc Z an noiieo
moi last 'nirhts n Il 6olIeo beadnIartara
anI connr,nea1 .tco Snnojntmsnts otsthsi
chies thatTof OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES totbnIa
rsg,iar4 and ArthneeInprnm ~ ny ex-
tronnn - 80
~.
:. =, ~ mo Nv, - n .s.sss M .vns.p.,vn IN.
attha Tsc,,rtnS straot ~ ~ nh',rch AVA
diac,,Saad Nniaos "Snr iha sntar,a,n,,an
orp,hoT vis,iora hesa nsxt ont ,rhe
orr,,,taa nn,ans ors1n,t' vat S.n@,rn,v
Ssanaa 80 ~ ~ 49,,
~ /. IN.
Alss.i 1nMes CYIey q lne siue,
!ssu nigns mace inlolmauon pelore
e9uire Srees, caarg'hs ayisle nca
WIN nituhE ner son ,insthe lace, n
v,a. nnSa ~. nttsar ~. y. na,.i T. ~, At : "a
sn,Lre Grcer hnsdt n,,ncan, N and .coats
ss
- MoveH,sn! - om toot,so conveI tne
oiu smiSn nou mili, mo
0 gfrne chnnlng ana scatsnp establish
men. .Fnea prospeets ior success are
good. Aibew more shares 81 inc STOCK
remain . tpe staken. !. ~ smith ma
Judge !. cochran are the promoters.
8. Grant camp, Noill. sons OF VET.
Grams, VIII giveSa straWoerry& testlval
~ q oda fsl!ows. nan. May ~. lot
IN. peneht otItne Maine monument
Iund, Is ~ nKely It VIII pc llperallv
patronlAea.tg OF
tne western union, mas charge OF the
local n OF this movement 70 erect q
monument 70 honor the Maine victims.
John Savers, an ex-pollceman OF
Bridgeport. assaulted his wife. q frail
little woman, at their home, yesterday.
He struck her IN the head with a brick
and used o poker, striking her on the
face and head, Several teeth were
knocked out. M sre. also sustained In
1urles on the face n head. sauers es-
capped, but VIII be arrested on his re-
turn. i5.
The, house IN West Bridgeport known
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National Educational Association Meet.
ing, Washington, d. c., Juiy Z to IL,
- nc = n n slt,. i. Z. NIL II n W. ---EN-L--

~ nNFrtAsaaH LINN AtttrsTEmN
National Educational Association Meet.
Ing, Warrington, d. Co. Jniy Z to II,
los -Bnltimoro& Ohio X, II.
For this occasion the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad will sell tickets to Wash
ingtons at the low rate OF one fare for
the round trip, plus 50 90 membership
fec, Except that from Baltimore the
rate will DO 81 Is round trip Tickets
will be sold from Pittsburgh, Parkers-
burg, Wheeling and points east there's
OF on Julv24 to 7, inclusive, good re-
turning. leaving Washington July S&to
Is. inclusive, With privilege OF, extension
until August 81, 1893, II ticket Is de-
posted with Joint agent at Washington
on or before July 70, and payment OF fee
Of fifty (60) cents. Solid vcstibuled
trains from Chicago, St. Louis, CIn-
%clnnati, louisville. Columbus, Pitts
burgh and intermediate points. The
Royal Blue Trains between New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, finest and fastest trains In Amer-
lea. Call on agent Of the Baltimore
Ohio railroad for full information con-
corning %stopovers and side trips, The
Baltimore s. Ohio railroad Is the most
interesting, historical and scenic route
In America, 3fs S
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ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT

Given BY tho Trl-County ". CT. q, Last
Eveninr-M,.s tlaliie n. n1...,n,s 'Ahi.
Aadr.,.-oth.r E~,,,.r..
SrLs a,,onsn,, -. w-.
~ assembly ~ WIN q tne $" nor1'anI .
Christian Temperance Union. was com
tortably oiled last evening. the attrac-
~ ha,,, : n,.,or,, and r,,,s,c,, .n,ar-
Se
tainnent tort the peneht OF the organ
1zers' Fund" presented by the tri-coun-
~ hrrpnch! AZ The national, orpanfzation
$500. ,,,,as,,a.s ss...s.ss
q p'eas.ns anu Sutsetst4eo ptost H1H1hts
gave evident satisfaction. as encores
were numerous.
mr. Ia FIR. ~ no avan,r, Nos m al
- 1,, mAs -.
afess {Dy Mlss }f1oille .. martin, OF NC
{Mechen, IN the evils OF lntemperance.
Miss Martin is nm elocutionist of note,
1900. - ~ n,,,,o. u,oa., ,..,,a -.
'aA sihs WoA 'le eit y lie sut =. eae Aasl
tDemorest contest at M%oundsville, and
Is now preparing for the gold medal
.ontoo. - ba5 NJ +ho stoto ,,soc,-
ation IN me near lutute. IN the course
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Nm Affair.

An enjoyable supper and dance was
given at Odd Fellows Hall last even
Ing, by the Ladies' OF tho Shield OF
Honor. a substantial rejection was
served from$6 to- 8 o'clock, inter which
4Terpslchore's example was emulated
by a large crowd This was the initinl
OF this auxiliary order, and the
fmembcrs have reason to feel proud OF
their success. The committee having
charge was composed OF Mesames Her
cules, Jenkins. Logan, Walt, Clark,
Coppinger, O'Nelll md Hess. L
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K1NEToscoPE ENTERTAINMENT.

KINETOsCOPE ENTERTAINMENT.
A very fine kaleidoscope entertainment
was given at the z. N. c. A. last night,
by NTH. w. Rogers. to q good sized
audience. Some Of the views shown on
the canvas were quite realistic and pro-
yoked wild applause, notable among
these being the cavalry charge and
"the wreck at sea-" The battleship
MAINE" before and after the explo-
sion was shown, and q series OF other
pictures, bearing on the serious and the
comical. Mr.. Rogers is q young man OF
this city, who is entitled to much credit
for the instructive entertainments he
can give with the kaleidoscope.
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THE SHOW FAILED TO SHOW.

THE SHOW FAILED TO SHOW.
Mont Morinzo and his troupe Of dane
ers arrived in town yesterday prepared
to give their Show on q barge. They
came up the river from sistersville, and
anchored off the wharf below the yacht
landing but were! prevented from Civ
Ing a performance last night, owing TO
the engineer becoming prostrated: from
AN overdose Of rye, who was thus un-
able toStow the outfit to q point above
the city, where It was the intention to
give the suggestive dances for the edi-
flcation Of the crowd OF men who paid
the price last night. The show was re-
comfy run out Of town by the police.
and its originator; has hit on the river
plan,
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DEER PARK HOTEL, DEER PARK, ND.
Most Delightful Summer Resort OF the

Most Delightful summer Resort OF tho
Afleglienics.
Swept BY mountain breezes. $500 feet
above sea level, and removed from all
annoyances. Absolutely free from ma
laria, hay fever and mosquitoes. On
Main Line OF! the Baltimore & Ohio rail-.
road. Hotel and Cottages. Every mod
ern conveniences. Electric Lights. Ele-
vator, Turkish, Baths, two large Swim
ming Pools, Golf Links, Tennis Courts.
Bowling Alleys, Magnificent Drives.
Complete Livery Service. Annapolis
Naval Academy Band. Delightful cot
tnges FURNISHED for housekeeping, II
desired) ready for occupancy June 4.
Hotel open from June Is to September
80.
For rates and information, address d.
C.. Jones. manager, Baltimore & Ohio.
Baltimore, Nd, until June 10. After
that time, Deer Pork, Garrett County,
Md. g
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Han Recoycrlnn.

Howard Smith, the young man 30 ee-?;
jverely injured by being caught in the
ishaftlng ut tho La Belle nail factory
al few days ago, is doing Us we'll as.
could be expected. Owing to the COM
pound fracture in his left ankle. ex-;
,cisions will be resprted to Instead OF am,
iputahon, an operation somewhat SINH
lar, but which will not deprive himrof
his foot, though his leg Will be neces-.
.snrily shorter, sSSSg
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A Big Special ID
BOYS Short Pants Suits.

For Monday and alit this week we shall offer about $50 BOYS. strs,x
AN Wool Short. Pants Suits Hanging in ages from 4 to rs years * cnr v
% % low price Oh. ...s 1890. 80. 4. .... .t... 1000. ~, "a ...... nm. MN
& These are goodfyaiues at 400 and $3.50. About 200 StrEtr An wa,r.S
Long Pants Suits ~ to ~ years. that are we'll worth $500 Without N.Y. Hs
Ing them out we offer YOU the pick at $780, ~ sEl
&% Don't miss this opportunity to buy a HAT during OUT rrcnt mia, H.. Il
OF fifty dozen sample hats. all OF this seasons latest blocks, which wa ws y
Fortunate to close from one of the best makers Of stH and soft fur hW. WI "
attlbertya to state the name, tho Nfty dozen would be cleaned W. w
q day. 81; $3.50 and So values while they last your choice al @e and ND Il " o
M The boys must not forget we are Still giving away FREQ with sysrsTt
suit a photograph, Uncle Sam and Klondike top, also our great boa. tMSs tHTTf
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"LAND OF THE LIVING"

Tho disagreenble weather affected the
attendance at the Grand last night, but
the audience made up In enthusiasm
what was lacking in numbers. The
strung climates and stirring meIodramic
situations in "The Land o f2the Living"
did not fail to receive the most appre-
ciative applause. The specialtles were
repeatedly oncored. The Land OF the
Living will be repeated at the matinee
and evening performances to-day. Seats
at the box office. 4.
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Reducsd Rates Via baltimore q OIL

Reduced 3Isatoa via Daitlmoro1& Ohio
Rniirond tor tho Annual Meeting Ger
man Bapt.sts tDunLarls)B N%npnrvllle,
H., May a0th 10 june 18th.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell excursion tickets from points on Its
lines west Of Baltimore, account OF the
annual meeting Of German Baptists,
(Dunkards), at Naperville. Ill, at the
low ratio Of one fare for the round trip
to Chicago, plus 81 IS TO Naperville.
Tickets will be sold May %, "a. a md
%, good to return until June q, with
privilege Of extension until June 30,g II
ticket lie deposited with agent at Naper-
vile on or before June "a.
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LATTE 10 bcd and carly to rise, pre-
,pares d man for HIS homo insthe{ skies.
EARLY to Bed and Little Early Riser.
tho BIZ that makes life longer. md better
and wiser. Charles II, Goethe. Market
and Twelfth streets: Chatham Sinclair.
.Torty-sixth and Jacob streets: $A:t ..
Eschechle, No. GOT Main street: lExloy
IBros,s Penn and Zane Streets Bowias&
sco., bridgeport u.
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Comfy Tenchor., Institute,

The Ohio county teachers institute
viii be held at the West Liberty nor
mai school on Monday, June 20. The
Instructor assigned is Prof. =. NJ. Skin.
rcr,f of s%istersville. and a very SUCCESS
ful institute Ia anticipated.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eaac relieved In, six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is a
great surprise on account Of Its exceed
Ing promptnesa in,relicvlng pain In blad-
der, kidneys and back. In male or TO-
male. Relieves retention OF water Ill
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this is the remedy. Sold
by R. II. List, druggist, Wheeling. W.
Va. - 8&t tf&s \
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Sunday, at the North Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church, there will be
preaching at 1880 q. m. and 1880 p. M,
by the pastor, Rev. c. B. Graham.
Morning subject, "a Good Rule" the
second Of a serles OF sermons on the
General Rules OF the Church" Even
Ing subject,TS"Asher's Blessing"
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The subjects Of DR.. Cunningham's
discourses on Sabbath. at 1880 O. m.
and {7:45 p. m, in the First Presbyter-
Ian church. will be, morning, The
Sure Word Of Cod: evening. The
Cody Son Of an Ungody Father"
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ALE persons stiii owing Sheriff Taxes
must pny or DO return cd aud PUBLISHED
ms DELINQUENT. Avoid trouble and
expense by paying these tnxos ut ouco.
TGThe sherln's of1loo Will remain open
every evening this month until 8 O'Clock.
S II. q. RICHARDS, q
Sheriff Of Ohio County,
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TT was almost q miracle. Burdock
Flood Bittcrs cured me Of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. I am
very grateful" Miss Julia Nlbridge,
West Cornwell, Conn, II