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Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Bargains in Stock.

Eight COWS, two of them fresh
mich COWS, twenty five head of young
stock on9 Holstein onll two years
old, SIX norses, twent, nead of sheep
and twenty-five corn fed hogs are Of
fered forssale by I'D. Good. Those
willingtto, buy, call early. 52-5
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Masonic Officers.

Following are the officers elected
by the Golden Sheaf lodge, No. 133,
A. F. & A. M, at their meeting Satur-
day night.
w. NH. Leaman.
S. Wv. P. Fowler.
j. VIC. F. Wyvell.
Treas.-J. W. Eddy.
Secy.-J. W. G. Curtiss.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Overstock of Wood.

Stewards fuel customers are reap
ing the benefit of his having an over
stock of wood. He is now selling
dry maple wood at $500 a
cord, other kinds proportionately
cheap.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Bring Back the Coat.

The party that took my fur coat
from the store of Wells Bros. & Han
son had better bring it back as he
is known.
JOHN CHURcH.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
DR.. Cuff, of Hancock.

DR.. w. S. Cuff, who has been prac-
ticing with success at Hancock for a
year or more, has decided to locate in
Morris. He will occupy the office
room formerly occupied by Dr.Trum-
pour. As, progressive young medi-
cal man, we welcome DR.. Cuff to
Morris.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh, on
Sunday, December Is, son.
To Mr.. and Mrs Ole Linstad on
Sunday, December Is, daughter.
To Ms. and Mrs. J. Kill, of the
town of Morris, on Sunday, Decem-
Der 18, a son.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Gloves.

Cotton and kid gloves for the mill
tia boys at ..Healy & Hacks. Large
assortment of cotton gloves, can fit
everyone.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Cheapest fuel on Earth.

Buy Forder Fuel press and you
have it. Price2S1200. Sold by John
P. Doughty, Farmers elevator, Nor
ris.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24
Maple at $500.

Good dry maple wood at $3.50 per
cord. Call on FL. L. Smith.
Morris tribune., 1898-12-24

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MfsS Meta 1iowley. Mrs, VA wea-
yer, B, r. Meighen and Others VIII
leave this morning for ParkefsbiitE ~
attend the funeral Of Mrs, GeptEe BAs-
table this Afternoon, Mira Bastnhle
had quito d .f,lmber OF relatives here
and ,lyah wei known by many aiosinda-l
Vile people. VI
JanSs tSeelsy dse;i ~ HIS ghofpt On
Water EireCt Thursday night at s
O'clock. of cancer. Mr. ,typetly las
ihecn a sufferer 10 long tlrie, The fils
neral VII take place to-morrnw sltor-
noon at : O'clock. ~ y.
MISS Bva Hall re,nrntdto er,studiesI
mt the conference seminary ak Buck.
harmon this morning. after spendlflI
several days with her parents here.
Senator s, w. Matthews and wife re-
turned Inst evening from "Trip through
the south, visiting his orange grove In
FyorIda en- route. Z,
Z There have been about twenty Access
islons TO the Presbyterian church since
their, protracted meetinsa conmsS;eesi,
The liquor cases ore set for to-day In
I the circuit court, The jury has Apsen
dismissed Until Monday wecls.f 4.
Deputy County Clerk Alley Is on. the
/ sick llRt, He was unable 10 be at the
office yesterday. AaIt
]. r. Jones Is putting come new ma
chineryin his fourdry and machine
chop. 1Hsir .sliis fgitf Y
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An 0YerWjOrked Brain.

From the Record, Plerceton, Ind: De-
termlned to rise in his chosen profession
as an educator, Ernest Kenper, OF
Plerceton, Ind, overtaxed himself mem
tally and physically. He was ambitious.
his mind was always on his work. From
early morn until late at night he con-
tinuaily poured over his books.
Burned the candle at both ends
Few persons. even with the strongest
constitutions; can keep up under such
strain. .fe
IN addition to his studies, Mr.. KEN
peTawas teaching school some three
miles from his home. Finally. his excess
sive study and the exposure OF going TO
and from school In all kinds OF weather
undermined his health.
He was taken TO his bed with pneu-
monla and his overworked brain al
most collapsed. For several weeks he
was seriously III.
Ca:a:rh had taken root IN his
system and his mind was in
a delicate condition. He was sent
TO Colorado. where he spent three
months without receiving any benefit.
Then noted specialist from Cleveland
treated him. without avail, and. then 4
hospital in Chicago was tried. but all
absolutely without benefit. Finally his
physician recommended DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, and from the
first boz he began to Improve. When
he had taken nine boxes he was com
p!etely cured. This famous blood and
nerve medicine had accomplished wha.
oil his former expensive treatment fall
ed 10 accomplish! Mr.. Kemper says his
catarrh has entirely left him; ne Is
strong again and weighs nine pounds
more than he eve. did. He gives the
pills the entire credit. Hc is starting
teaching again and feels abundantly
able TO continue the work. To prove
that the above is true in every respect,
Mr. Kemper made an affidavit as fol-
lows: =, :.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
this the 10th day Of September, 1887.
r. P. WATT. Notary Public.
We doubt II these pills have On equal
IN oil the range Of medicine. for build
Ing up run down and debilitated sys-
tenn.
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3prSwoop nRIErs.

Tho Paw-paw school enter.aipmnnt
was d SUCCESS IN every respect, and
from the proceeds viii be sacurrl sone
books for a school library. Gnd when the
library Is completed. Pnw-paws school,
Il Is said, Will be the only one IN Uniop
district which boasts Of q library.
Next Saturday, Mt the Benwooi ccn-i
trail school, will be held the regular
monthly meeting OF the Union district
teachers. and u good programme has
been prepared.
Isaiah Stephens, the new postmaster
at McMechen. Will begin his duties
next week. The retiring official. Sam.
uel, VIII open a Confectionery and res
taurant " n is. 81 M
According to City Assessor Biake's
report. Just completed. there are over
1000 citizens eligible to vote at the ape
proachlns municipal election.
As McMeehcn is not so anxious for
annexation, as a year ago, the ,anncxa-
ton scheme VIII be remarkable for the
voice cast against 1t
The Ladies' Aid Society. Of the Latter
Day Saints church. will give an enter;
tainncnt at Mozart hail., Aprll,2
Miss Kate Wood is drilling the chill!
dren for the entertainment to be given
March II, for st. Johns church.
officer Grand Bond Is suffering from
an abscess in his forehead, and Il Is
giving him considerable pain.
Charles Kuhle of the North End,
Is visiting his parents near Darlington.
Willie, son OF CITY Recorder c. II.
Morgan, Is seriously Ill.
]. P. Barger is visiting at Frecport,
pnt f f.E,sfs|is t.IJ.tl s' ~ fsse, .af.i
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MoRGANTowN--Rivc r 4 feet Z
inches and stationary. Cloudy and
warm. saa SIS
Observation-Disclosures feet 10
inches and stationary,
WARREN-Rlvcr II feet. Mild and
cloudy.
& GREENSBORo-RIver Z feet S inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
threatening. III
OIL CITY-River feet and rising.
Cloudy md warm. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. feet and
rising at the dam. Cloudy and mild.
b POINT PLEASANT-Rlver 50 fee.
and falling, Cloudy.
ClNClNNATI--Riyer Ii feet and fall
ing. Cloudy. f.af7 n (.
cA1Ro-RIyerl 1914 feet and falling.
Warm. 4, ifl lEtt "a 4
B,VANsyILras--Rlverai123 feet and
falling. Raining. = sfis
&iLOufSYILLE-=Rivcre failing. feet Q
Inches nlcanal; 5fcct on falls; 10 feet
bcloS locth. Cloudy and warm; = !;
AEMPHIS-River 12.2 feet and fall
Ing. Cloudy and pleasant. s.
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BRIDGEPORT BOND ISSUE.

A special meeting OF the Bridgeport
town council was held last evening with
a full attendance. The council voted
unanimously to place the question OF
$4,000 bond Issue before the voters at
the approaching municipal election.
This money council contemplates using
in extending the system OF brick street
paving In town. The bonds Will be grad
ually paid of by an annual special tax.
The county commissioners OF Belmont
county appeared before the council and
there was discussion regarding the
trouble that has existed for some time
between the commissioners and coup-
Gil regarding the toll gate at present
located In the town limits, but In the
event OF the $4,000 bond Issue being
successful at the coming election. which
Is considered well nigh certain, the
council will accept the commissioners
offer that the pike In Br!dgeport's lin
Its be taken of the commissioners
hands, for consideration OF $1,000, TO
be paid the council. Then the toll
gate will be removed outside the town.
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The marks at p m. showed 7 feet 0
inches and rising.
) The new packet being built for tho
Pittsburgh, Brownsville and Geneva
Packet Company will not be named Am
Jacobs. 1t Is thought that the steamer
Will be christened Monongahela. in hon.
or OF the river on which It will ply.
Tho Pittsburgh towbont Defender,
which was the last big boat to start
south with 4 tow OF coal, was caught
by the falling river. and rather than
take chances on double-tripping, and
thus getting still farther behind the wa
ter. she quit at Cairo. and will return
to Cincinnati light. From there she Will
take tow OF empty coal crafts to
Pittsburgh. The tow OF coal which shs
lent at Cairo is In fine shape. and will
be left there until the Defender makes
n trip from Pittsburgh to New Orleans
and back to Cairo. She cun get that tow
to New Orleans after the river Is too
low TO taks tows from Louisville.
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snllor Of to-day can have his soft bread,
and shore grub,whcn days and days, al

. q IS
enilor Of to.daylca have iiin soft bread
and shore grubtwhcn days ana days al
What the dark. gruesome. ,inventi-
lated cockpit or the past was 10 the
invallded seaman, the modern sick -bay
is the cheerful opposite. and where a
deck bucket and cold sea water formed
the bath equipment until recent times,
attractive tubs and hot and cold water
~ VIII make suncleanllness d crime to-
day. ~ ,isl 79s5i = l'fpi'9lIl
To-day. the steam launches do most
OF tho work that once fell upon tho
boats crews. and where miles upon
miles OF rope ran aloft to hold the masts
and mnnage the sails, thousands Upon,
thousands OF feet Of steam and water
pipes, stored within the hulls do like
transfer OF power many times greater,
and great guzzling pumps, with a draw,
ing greed Of hundreds upon hundreds
OF gallons a minute. keep the compart-
ments and tho divisions OF the inner
bottom free OF water--a weary. wearing
service that once fell to the crew.
The modern ship IL one great maze
OF mechanisms, which the mere pres
sure OF a tiny button may stop or start;
and from the guiding power In the ar
mored fighting station to the nerve ter
lninals at the. guns, by the engines. or
In the magazines moments delayed
response may make or mar the glory OF
tho flag che bears With 1910 tons OF
coal on board, and at n cruising speed
OF ten knots an hour. the vessels will
be able to cover 5000 knots; while al
the rate OF 10 knots an hour, they can
easily cover $500. Upder press 500
more tons Of coal can DO carried, Yield
Ing corresponding wider range Of ac-
ton. Eftl't.} fi
The "Kenrsage" Will be chrlstened by
Mrs. Winslow. the wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Winslow, the son OF the
officer Commanding the old ''Kearsage"
In her memorable fight. n.
The Kentucky" will be chrlstened
by Miss Bradley, the daughter OF the
governor OF the state OF Kentucky. Old
salts shake their heads ominously and
say that tradition will bear them out
In saying these vessels will be unlucky
the "kearsage" because chrIstoned by
a married woman and the "Kcntucky"
because she Is to be baptized with wa
ter; but come OF the most successful of
the worlds fighting craft have been
sponsored by married women, while the
Hartford" was baptized only with wa
ter. and that In three kinds-sprinE
water, river water and best of all--sea
yn ter efHE fa' m ~ ~ n :. 4
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9ELLAIRE
Ailsorts OF local News AMI Gossip From
The GIass City. ].

1890 TIC Hlass SiIEs
The Democratic primaries will be
held this evening. but only light vote
will be polled. It seems to be settled
that they Will nominate George Kern
for trustee: Jack Baugh, jr., for con-
stable; D. W. Cooper, for mayor: ]. H.
Campbell, for marshal; Geo. It. Moore.
for solicitor: A. J. RietZ, for treasurer,
and c. ". Snttertield, for city commits
sIoner. There will be contests In the
wards, but there Is not much general
interest manifested
Several Eei!alre people were faxed
yesterday by a shark who proposed TO
send them seventeen magazines for
three months for nothing II they would
pay the postage in advance. a few put
up the Sl95 and gave the order, but q
little latfr when they found that the
names OF q number OF prominent bus
iress men had been used without au-
thorlty they started out TO find "the
agent" but he had gone.
The Bellaire, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati
railroad this week paid into the county
treasury about $1,000 in settlement of
the back taxes. Az the counties
through which the road runs, Belmont.
Monroe and Musklnsum, settled on the
same basis. 1t was no doubt the very
best thing that could be done under
the circumstances.
Jas. C. Tallman was Mt Columbus yes
terday, where he argued the case OF
Vane vs.. the Baltimore 6 Ohio Rail-
road Company, In the supreme court.
The case was tried In the common
pleas court, sustained by the circuit
court and taken TO the higher court by
the railroad company.
.Elmc. Ault, Amelia Wageorer and
Vim. Rial were among the Good Tenn
plars Of this city honored by the dis
trict convention at Steuberville this
week by election TO district Offices.
The coaa miners OF this section are
pleased with the news from Columbus
that the Chicago agreement Is about
practically agreed, upon by the confer
ence OF Ohio miners and operators.
George Kern Is acting secretary OF
the Belmont Savings G. Loan Company
since the death OF J. B. Darrah. Mr..
Kern has been assistant secretary for
several years.
II. C. Ayers. L. a. Clipp, Ben, Hum
phrey. Of st. Clairsvllle. were In the
city yesterday appraislng the property
of VI, Nj Scott, recently assigned
Martin Cowcn. the deputy food In
spector, returned yesterday from Co.
lumbus. where he spent tho past two
weeks.
Dr. A C. Bcetham. the county cor
oncr,' will move from St Clalrsvllc to
Martin'5SFerry this spring.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, . a. m.
tparkcrs6urs. BEM HUR. II n. m.
S!stersville.. RUTH. 1850 .. m.
Clarins ton... LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. URAN1A, g n. n.
steubcnvillc. T. NJ. BAYNE, 800 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. H. K. BEDFORD. $50 a. m
Parkershnrg. hRGAND. il n. m
as...LENlNGToN, II n. N.
Sistersyilie.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
ciarinSton.... LEROY. $50 p. IN.
Steubenviile. T. N. SAYNE, go p. m.
BOATS LEAVING; TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 4 a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA. q. m.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA, 2 a. m.
Cincinnati. ...yIRGINIA. 8 n. m.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and Nll.hnp. In the Thriving city
Acrnss the RIYnI. " .--a

iIaps AMI Nllshnps In the Thriving City
Acres, the River.
The Republican city and township
primaries will be held to-day between
the hours OF and p. m. The city prl-
maries will be held at the following
places: First ward, hose house; Second
ward. Isaac Jones storeroom; Third
ward, council chamber; Fourth ward,
John c. Haynes storeroom; Fifth ward,
hose house. The township primaries
will be held at the marshal's office.
There are five candidates for mayor,
six for marshal, one for treasurer, one
for city solicitor, four for city cnmmis-
isoner, one for water works trustee. one
for electric light trustee, one for ceme-
terry trustee. For council there Is one
candidate in the First, two in the Second
one In the Third, one In the Fourth, one
In the Fifth. and for assessor there is
one in the First, one in the Second, two
in the Third three In the Fourth and
one in the Fifth. For board OF educa-
ton there are two to elect and three can
didates. =
Il The Australian ballot will be used In
the city primaries and voters should
place cross mark in the space to the
left OF the candidates they wish to vote
for or they can draw a line through the
names OF those for whom they do not
wish TO vote, The old style ballot will
be used at the township primaries. Much
interest In manifested and many .vehl-
Giles will be out.
Eighty persons attended the meeting
OF the Woman's Missionary Society At
the home Of Mrs. S. ]. Anthony, on
Broadway, on Thursday evening. The
programme consisted Of Rotations,
solos, duets and photograph selections.
Choice refreshments were served.
Yesterday at the Yves. Virginia Glass
Works list was posted giving the
names of the successful APPLICANTS for
positions and nearly every one Of these
is resident of Martins Ferry.
Mrs. Susan Chalfant, Of Springfield,
No.. and Samuel Gordon and daughter,
OF Blaine. spent yesterday with the fam
4les OF Samuel Dean and Henry Hump
reville.
There was a very enjoyable private
hop at the Bellevue hotel last night ten
couples taking part. Miss Spooner, OF
Wheeling. presided at the plano.
George W. Pitner, candidate for town
ship trustee, respectfully solicits your
support at the Republican primaries,
Saturday. March 10.
This weeks Labor Tribune con taIns
write-up and the portrait of Wlllicrn E.
Thomas. a roll-turner at the Aetna
Standard.
Miss Jane Parry who underwent an
operation for appendicitis, at the North
Wheeling hospital. will arrive home to-
day.
A running race will probably take
place at Schnulbach's park this after
noon between Martins Ferry horses.
Rev ]. I. McKi,r!ck. OF Allegheny
City; will preach in the U. P. church to-
morrow. morning and evening.
A large number OF friends enjoyed the
At Home given by Mrs. L. W. Ins!e-
bright yesterday afternoon.
The Cnaltant Mission Band will give
social in the vacan: room In the Hoben-
sack block, this evening.
The Twentieth Century Mandolin Club
will give supper and entertainment at
Commercial hall tonight.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NoMa1IssIoNER's SALE.

~ D . . .t . y q
In pursuance OF decree OF tho circuit
court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, en-
tered on the 18th day OF February. 1895,
In n certain suit In chanceTy,. In which
II. ]. Hugus. trustee. Is complainant. and
Theodore Kraft and others are defend
ants, l will on
MONDAY. APRIL Il, 1855, III
beginning at 10 o'clock n IN. sell at pub.
lie auction to the highest and best bidder,
ut the north front door OF tho court house
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, all tho real
estate described In .snid decree, being all
OF tho real estate OF which John Kraft
died seized. situate In the city OF Wheel
ing. Ohio county, West Virginia, that is
to say: Thrce-fourths OF lot number one
hundred and siNty-nine QG9) In ChaplInc
and Eoff's addition TO the city OF Wheel
lns, and being NIL OF the said lot number
one hundred and siStS-nine, except what
was conveyed by the sa'd John Kraft and
wife 10 Christian Wnhlcrt by deed dated
August 4, 1913, and recorded in the office
Of the clerk Of the county court of said
Ohio county in Decd Book No. &c, page
$40. being tho north ono;half Of the north
east ono-quarter OF said lot. fronting six
teen and onc-half feet on Chapline street
and running back the same width west
wardly siNty-one feet: md also except
what was conveyed by the said John Kraft
August 1. 1873, and recorded In the said
county clerks office In Deed Book No. &c,
page 65l. being the south onc-hnit OF tho
northeast onc-Qtiarter OF tho said lot num-
Der one hundred and siXty-n!nc. fronting
sixteen and one-half feet on Chapline
street and running back the same width
westwurdly slSty-ore feet.
z Said snlo will be upon tho following
terms, VIZ: One-th!rd OF the purchase
money, and. such further portion thereof
ms the purchaser may elect to pay, shnll
be. paid IN cash: the remainder shall be
paid In two equal annual installmentE, with
Interest on each OF said instalmnnts from
the day Of sale, the interest on the second
of said lnstullments TO be payable annu-
ally, and the titlo will be retained until the
purchase money Is fully paid. e3
3&Thc, purchaser shall pay all taxes as
scssed thereon for the yenr 1891.
.Fl xxi u c. L. MORRIS.
IA. w. 3 Special Commissioner.
Wheeling, W, Va. March 10. lSgS.
: hereby certify that bond and security
has been, given by the above named com
cree OF said court, z.15
c. H. IIENNIN6.
4:mril III Clerk OF said Circuit Court
-
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Tlie sic ior .he Reductlon pIanlls
SUMMIT OF TIE mn
THn N uNIcIpA1
STREETS,

90
The council committee on health, ac-
companicd by Or. Jepson. city health
officer, Mr.. B. r. Rowland, and report.
err, yesterday afternoon journeyed in
the city chariot, which often Journeys
up to McGannon's part OF the hill, to the
present crematory and surroundings to
fix the exact location of the Rowland
utilization plant. s.
The, sito finally decided on was tho
best that could be selected, all things
being considered. The new plant will be
located west OF the crematory road, and
1873 yards south Of the southwest corner
OF the new reservoir. Less Technically
speaking, the plant will be located be-
tween Eighth stree. and Alley 6. on the
hill.
Mr.. Rowland will rush the work OF
erecting his plant. and ground will be
broken for 1t on Monday. He claims
that Il Will be ready TO receive night soil
In thirty days, unless something unfor-
seen develops. In the meanwhile ncces-
sary repairs will be made to the old
crematory. These repairs are impcra-
tive. and the committee will order them
made right away.
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the intercollegiate athletic association
A special meeting Of the executive COM.
mittee has been called to take action on
the answer Of Cambridge. The session
will be held Tomorrow afternoon In this
city. Delegates from Harvard, Prince
ton. University of Pennsylvania, Cor
nell, New York University and Yale will
be present.