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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-27
Ladies' Capes.

From $11.O0 down to $500
From 800 down to $4.25
From $500 down to $3.25
From $4oo down to 50. rs
From $500 down to $500
From $500 down to $1.35
From $3.50 down to 81 90
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-27
THE MARKET COLLAPsES.

Stock Market Suffers a Slump from General
Warrsn's Abandonment.
London, Jan. 26. There was a gen.
eraI collapse in the stock market to-
day, especially in 6sffirs, following
the Announcement of General War
ren's abandonment OF SpiOn kop.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-27
AS Made To the Stockholders
Of the Southeastern Fair
Association
Ar THEIR MEETING THURSDAY MIGHT
showing Money Taken n and Whom Rsc4iv-
ed Frsm-Total Cash Receipts From
rims the Gates Open.

Btlw The I mss gives the financial
report Of Secretary H. H. Harvey as
made by him to the stockholders meet
ing of the Southeastern Fair Associs
tiou Thursday night last. The report
gives an itemiz statement Of all
monies received from the time the
fair g'fea opened to the time they
closed on the first annual fair held nu-
der the Associstion'se auspices. Tue re-
port is creditsble one and reads IS
follows:
Report Of secretary Of Southeastern
Fair Association of receipts from fair
held Nov. 27th to Dec. 2d, 1893:
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dollars, with which the new fountain
was purchased, was raised By the Hu-
name Society and the Band OF Mercy
children, and reflects the highest cred
it on the zeal and earnestness Of thsse
two noble organizations OF charirably
disposed Btunswiokisus.
The new fountain IS raised high in
order that horses can drink without
the driyers being pl 'ced to the incon-
yenience Of leaving their sehicles to
uncheck the animals, aud for this pur-
pose, base was ordered especially
high. The Times feels sure thar the
efforts to benefit dumb brutes, and
humanity generally, by the placing of
this and other fountains, viii meet
with the most hearty endorsement and
appreciation Of the public generally.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-27
RusseII's Chill and Fever Tonic

is acknowledged to be the
BEST ON THE MARKET
every bottle guaranteed. For
sale by w, J. Butts and L.
N. Bishop.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-01-27
ENTRANCE FEES.

Respectfully submitted,
H. II. HARVEY, Secretary.
Brunswick, Ca. Jan. 20, 1900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-15
BETHANY BREEz1ETs.

Captain Bryte, one Of our oldest and
most respected veterans Of the late un-
pleasantness. has lost the use OF one OF
his eyes, and the other is falling fast.
The captain only gets a pension OF
about SO, when Il ought to be $50. The
man that did the fighting he did for his
country in his youth ought TO be we'll
rewarded in his old age.
Mascon Davis received draft from
his son-ln-law in utah last week, to
nav the expenses OF himself and daugh-
ter, Fannie, to Salt Lake City, to visit
his daughter there. They will start in
about ten days.
Prof. ]. d. Hull, Of Fairview, Han
cock county, Is visiting friends here.
He is running a preparatory school IN
the old court house at Fairview, and
doing WELL He had 1t neatly fitted up
and papered.
Rev. j. L. Streator. Of Washington,
Pa, q prominent preacher among the
Disciples, is visiting his daughter, Miss
Ethel, who is President Kersey's pri-
vate secretary.
The Bethany College Glee Club VIII
start on two weeks tour about April
/, taking in parts OF Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania.
j. F. Williams. OF Loudenvllle, TINS
state Is visiting in this place, renewing
old acquRlntances and forming new
ones
Ham Bowmnn's daughter is serious
ly III with typhoid fever. This Is the
second case they have had in the FAM
lly.
Mrs. L. X. Woolery and Mrs. William
A. Moore went to the county capital on
special business trip yesterday.
C. E. Smith was called to Iowa sud
denly last Saturday, on account OF the
very serious illness Of his father.
Frank Cunningham Will move to
Pennsylvania I'M the near future, TO
take care Of an older sister.
Miss Bertha Blanklnsop, Of Washing
ton, is visiting Mrs. Kersey this week.
John Gibson's valuable horse was
seriously injured this week.
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pRTpaEpoRT HAPPRN1Nas.
Events Of Day IN the Town at the
End Of the Bridge, y

One Of the most elaborate society
functions Of the season given in this
city was the reception rendered to their
lady friends yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. N. v. r. Wilson and Mrs. A. T.
Bowie, at the handsome residence OF
the former, in Kirlwood. During the
afternoon, which consisted Of two per-
iods. which were from to and to s
o'clock, about eighty ladies called,
many OF whom were from Wheeling.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Delicate refreshments
were served.
1t Is reported that a Second ward
candidate who has been In the habit Of
imbibIng too freely in liquid pyrctech-
MICS, has been annoying some young Ia
dies on the streets recently. The offs
GERS wish 1t stated that Il this conduct
Is not stopped he will be placed under
arrest and win not be in position to
accept the office, II 30 fortunate as to be
elected.
The turkey supper to be given this
evening by the ladies Of the PreSbyter-
ian church will be something flne, as
their suppers always are. The reputa-
ton OF the suppers given by the ladies'
OF this church Is such as to need no rec
ommendatlon.
Robert II. Clayland, agent for the
North America Insurance Company,
delivered TO the heirs OF William A.
Goudy yesterday $500, the amount of
insurance carried on the house which
was recently destroyed by fire.
A street car on the BellaiIe division
jumped the track near the Cleveland,
LornIn & Wheeling tracks in Kirkwood
yesterday, and delayed travel for about
an hour.
Special services were held at st. An-
thongs church last evening, and were
conducted by Father Mead, Of MlnBo
Junction.
Miss Ella Wright very delightfully."-
entertained a number Of her friends
Tuesday evening, at her home in Kirk
wood.
Rev. II. p. Fisher, OF Flushing,
returned missionary from India, Is the
guest OF T. C. Farmer. in Rlrkwood.
Mrs. George Mckee went to East
Liverpool yesterday afternoon, to visit
her daughter, Mrs. John Goodwin.
Branum Post, G. A. R.. will meet IN
their hall tomorrow evening. All menu
bers are requested to be present.
Daniel Crawford. of Bellaire. was
calling on friends in town yesterday.
John T. Goodwin. OF Piedmont. Ohio.
was a business caller in the city yester-
day.
DR.. j. A. Hobson, of Flushing. was
calling on friends In town yesterday.
Samuel Baggs is very III at his home
in Kirkwood, with pneumonia.
Albert RRgEs has accepted position
with 8. Woodcock & Company.
Harry Sells han returned from busi-
ness trip to Toronto.
John Anderson, Of Barton, was in
town yesterday.
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schools has been received with great
favor, and the genial Benwood principal
was deluged with inquiries and promo
ises Of support.
owing to the illness Of Assessor 8.
K. Chase, the reyaluation of the real
estate of Marshall county has been de-
ferred Mr.. Chase has been sufferer
from his illness for some time, but his
friends viii be glad 70 learn that he Is
recovering.
For time out OF mind the earliest po-
tato planting has been dedicated to st.
Patrick's day, but Riley MoMahon, the
Glendale gardener, got ahead Of the
bunch in tlhs county yesterday when
he planted large patch on his place.
Another candidates is in the field for
the Republican nomination for assessor
for the First district, in the person Of
7. N. Jones. The other candidates are
4. s. McCruder and the present incum-
bent, John T, RoseberTy.
1t is currently reported that James
Farmer will retire from the race for
sheriff in the interests Of DR.. S. N. Steel.
Until Mr.. Farmer Is heard from the
rumor must be taken at its worth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-15
BENwooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

NgWb NUIob 34SAA kAAS ASSA9S 4@s%AS@
County Town.
A general meeting Of citizens Is called
for next Saturday evening at the city
hall, and the candidates of both polit-
icul parties are especially invited. The
call il signed by Chairmen Riddle and
MahOod, OF the Republican and Demo-
cratic executive committees respective
~. The meeting is called for z o'clock
and Its objects were not disclosed last
night when the call was issued.
There was little change yesterday in
the condition OF PRESLEY Matthews, but
the prospects are that he will pull
through. Hammond, the stranger, who
stabbed him, Is nursing his brulses at
the lookup. The warrants for all the
parties implicated win be served in q
day or so, but little can be done In n
judicial way until there Is definite
outcome Of Matthews injuries.
In its nccount OF the North End cut
ting affray the Register yesterday said
that Hammond was accompanied by
Charley Miner, when It should have
been Theodore Miner, as the lntelligcn-
Ger had II, but Charles Miner IL tho
Republican candidate for council, don't
you know. II looks like the error WINS
Intentional. but probably the Register
will correct II.
The revival Of the attempt 10 transfer
the street railway tracks from Main
street to the hillside has stirred up a
hornets nest among Main street prop.
crty holders, and u Ia n good guess that
the citizens meeting called for Sntur-
day night In connected thereby. Tho
scheme turned up again at councils
meeting Tuesday night.
The suggestion In yesterdays intel
tlgenOcr that Prof. G. ~. CarTlRAn IL
good timber for state superintendent Of
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OSCAR aARpNRR HONE.
Wants to Meet Mcaovern Again and
Challenges Jael, McClelland.

Nho1Ion1sH~ FonI, HFnC1o11ooH
$50. ~, 80. ~,
oscar S.l.S tlnsS .. ,tOl ~" ~.
YORK yes.stuay luoltllls, 'UeIt1s nOlle
the wotss IoE lns eilsuoesss.gs gASSul.-
ter WIN lerIy nleN'oyelH, '-tiI' ~ isst'
ne appears = " ~ AlugI SSs.tlo" S'lel.
when ny lets Aele, my -, .so"ssl I'M
NedoVerns p'oMess ~ ~ :y' ,s.s = ~
oscar Ssys he %Tulu .Ns nav an,
otneF "tiscN W nlln' anu ~ zap esI -T
his connaence over the ,i ae
seems 70 tnlnk .nal AeteEee 'S ~. =, Z
Whlte saye nun ~ wuIs. Z y - .,.s
hFst lorN 49, -s ....s', ~, ..sS, :. :,
" 'Me ''N'' $50 w
on this knockaown TOT second nlatcn'
Although no articles have been signed,
Oscar sayu A6canvern has pronnisetl him
O9S',' ,,..,..,
another nGnt IN the SUMMER at COMFY
Island. Oscar says Terry surrendered
the 1is.uound championship title to
~. hvt nra., ranor. declares TINT
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pE11A1RE HAppEN1Nas.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of palmont County.


Hon. w. N. Darby, the new warden Of
the Ohio penltentlary, is at his home at
st. Clairsville, preparing to leave for
Columbus by the first Of next month.
though he does not assume the duties
Of the place until the first Of May.
Already u multitude Of applications for
places have been piled upon his desk,
but he Ia clearing things up slowly,
and win make no appointments until he
takes hold and will then counsel with
the board OF managers. No one will re-
greet more than Mr. Darby that he cnn-
not fill all the places up with his Bel
mont county friends. But there are
lightweight counties In Ohio, all inter-
ested in that institution.
Edward MaTllng, whose sad death on
the Powhatan branch of the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh railroad, was noted yes
tcrday viii be buried Friday morning
nj 10 o'clock His death Is peculiarly
sad because Of the fact that he was to
have been married next week to
young lady neighbur, md his mother
has been an invalid for more than
year. Deceased was cousin Of Senh-
tor Archer.
The funeral OF Louis Duub yesterday
afternoon. under the auspices OF the
Uniformed Rank, knights OF Pythlns'
was very largely attended, The barber
shops were NIL closed during the funeT"
nj and the bnrbers turned out In q
body,
Nears livery stable was saved from
destruction by fire by the timely disc
coVery OF a blnze In the roof, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-15
wELLsBURG.
DOings Of People IN the Brooke oOun'
ty Metropolis.


ty Metropolis.
The commissioners appointed by the
circuit court to assess the damages for
lands taken in Cross Creek district for
road purposes, will hear testimony in
the matter at the court house to-day. A
number of witnesses have been sum-
moned to ascertain the value of the
land proposed to be taken.
In the circuit court, before Judge
Hervey, the following business has been
transacted: Caldwell, trustee, vs.. Cald-
well, sale of real estate by special COM
missioner to s, r. Caldwell, for $1,000,
confirmed: NJ F.. Boyd's administrator
vs.. Mary Boyd. ct al, referred to ]. F.
Cree, commissioner: Harper & Bro, vs.
ArnsteIn & Wolff, dismissed.
Prof. s. L. Wilson will give an enter
tainment at George chapel Friday eV-
ening, for the benefit OF the African
Methodist Episcopal congregation, who
are trying TO erect a church building. 1t
should be literally patroniZed.
j. C. Reed has declined the nomlna.
tlon for council In the Second ward, and
the executive committee called meet
lnE OF the heUuUUCunS VI lllH lWAtN az
city hall next Monday evening, to select
another candidate.
wellsburg real estate Is Still on the
Jump. The lot on North Charles street
purchased last week by Messrs. Voll-
hardt and Scott for &7S5, wns sold yea
terday to w. 7. Nichols for $1,000.
Washington presbytery meets in
WellSburg on April 9 and 10. and arr
rnngements are being made for the en-
tertainment Of the visiting ministers
and elders.
A meeting OF the Republican county
executive committee is called for Sat
urdny, March IL, to Take action con-
corning the coming campaign.
The papers in the Fair will case have
been transmitted toithH circuit court OF
Hancock county, and 1t Will be tried
there next month.
The Democratic voters Of Wellsburg
viii meet in city hall, on Saturday
evening, to nominate n city ticket.
The swIsa Bell Ringers win appear at
the Methodist Episcopal church to-
night,
There arc reports OF nm extensive sale
Of coal lands n short distance below
'N""
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prompt action IA removing the tar pa
per. The department was called out,
but was not needed.
II Is thought the injunction against
Delivering the city building bonds will
be heard next Saturday or Monday. in
the common pleas court. The opinion
prevails that It will be dissolved.
The new opera house will be packed
IN every part this evening for the
opening show. Half as many more
seats could have been sold for because
She Loved Him So"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert RtcVey enter
tanned the Twentieth Century Club
very pleasantly at their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Dubois will entertain next.
The Auxiliary entertainment and So
cial, under the leadership Of Mrs.
George Walters. at the Windsor hotel.
was a most enjoyable event.
The local candidates are pinning
their friends down TO business now.
Both sides are hustling to win.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Whesling'S
Progressive Neighbor.

David G, williams, who underwent
nm operation at the North Wheeling
hospital recently, died at that place
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, De-
ceased was native Of Wales and had
been a resident Of this city only a rev
years. The body was removed to his
home on Pearl street, from where the
funeral will occur Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. Lewis, pastor OF the
Welsh Congregational church, VII! Of
ficiate. Interment Will be at River
view cemetery.
President Peter Haley, Of the Wheel
ing base ball club, Is negotiating with
August Breidenstein for his property
on the west side Of Broadway, to be
used as ball park, on which they nope
to play Sunday games. It is statea ~
PARTIES in q position to know that the
grounds can be secured at a satisfac-
tory price and will be taken by the
club il Sunday games are allowed in
this city.
Word was received here yesterday
announcing the death Of Charles
Thompson at the Columbus atate hos
pital. where he was taken couple Of
months ago for insanity, The remains
will arrive In this city to-day for inter-
ment and the funeral will be in charge
of Thoburn Post, G. A. R., Of which
deceased was q member. The funeral
arrangements had not been completed
last evening.
The Mechanics Club will give the
first Of a series OF dances In the Me-
chnnIc's Assembly Rooms tomorrow
evening. The Etude Mandolin and
Guitar Club will furnish music for
dancing.
Ike Lewis, Howard Jones, Roger
Jones, Edward Davis, Leon Jacobs, Ed
gar Fell and others went to steuben-
Vile yesterday to attend the conVen-
ton OF the Good Templars.
Rev. ]. w, Robbins, formerly pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal church In
this city, but now OF Warren, Ohio, was
calling on friends in the city yesterday
The ladies Of the Second Methodist
Episcopal church will give o supper IN
Commercial hall, Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Several Of the employees at the Aetna.
Standard office attended the funeral OF
Samuel T. Williams at Mingo yesteE-
day.
The ladies OF the German Lutheran
church win give n social ut Scheehle's
hall, Saturday night.
Robert G. Heslop Is very Ill at the
home on North Fifth street. with ty-
phold fever
Miss Georgia Edwards has returned
from a weeks visit with relatives at
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Helen Hardesty. Of Marietta, Is
the guest OF relatives on Fourth street.
Mrs. s. H. Bowers, of Alliance, is the
guest OF relatives on Jefferson street.
John H. BlacKford, of Slate Lick, Pa,
is the guest Of relatives In this city
The township trustees will hold spe-
clal meeting Saturday afternoon.
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DIES MONIES, Iowa. March14.-Tom-
my White, OF Chicago, who is soon to
meet Terry McGovern, defeated an OPP
ponent in this city tonight who was
advertised to be Jack Downey, of
Brooklyn. n Y. but whom the sports
declare Is not the well-known tighter
OF that mare. The fight tasted less
than two rounds, White putting his man
out In the second.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-15
ORDER o. PuRLICATIoN.

The state of West Virginia, Ohio
County, IS:
In the Circuit Court of Ohio County, West
Virginia, February Rules. 100.
Allie Kirby VS. James j. Kirby-in Cham
Gerry.
The object OF this suit 10 to obtain d.
vorce from the bond Of matrlmony with
said defendant on the ground OF more
than three years abandonment OF said
plaintiff by said defendant.
And II appearing from an atildavlt MED
in said cause, at these Rules, that the de-
PENDANT, James J Kirby, 10 not resident OF
the state OF West Virginia, and he not
having been served with process in said
suit, on motion Of the plaintiff, BY her at:
torney, this order Of publication Is entered
against him. and II is ordered that the said
defendant, above named, be and he is re-
quircd to appear within one month after
the date OF the first publication OF this or.
der, and do what Is necessary TO protect
his interests II Is further ordered that
this order be published and posted as re-
Quired by law.
Witness, c. H.HenSinE. clerk Of said
court at the court house Of said county,
this 9TH day Of February, 1850, to-wlt: Feb
ruAry Rules 1900.
Published the first time February s. 1900.
c. H. HENNING, Clerk.
Attest: c. II. HENEING. Clerk
w. ]. w. COWDEN, Attorney Tor Plain
tiff.
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Legal NOTICES.

g LANNON'S,
The State Of West Virginia:
To the Sheriff Of Ohio County Greeting
We command that you summon James
]. Kirby, Il he be found IN your baillwick,
to appear at the clerks office Of the cir
cult court Of Ohio county. at rules to pc
held for said court. on the arst Monday IN
February, 1900, 10 Rnsyer bill IN chHnccry
by Allie Kirby, and have then and
there this writ Witness G. II. Hennlng,
clerk OF our said court at the court house
OF said county, In the city OF wheeling, the
wear Of the state OF West Virginia.
c. H. IENNtNG, Clerk.
A copy-Attest: c. H. Henning, Clerk.
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BASE BAIL.

1t is now settled that the Wheeling
Base Ball Club VIII be at home at the
same old stand on the Island this sea-
son. There was some talk of the club
moving to u new park to be erected on
the schmulbach property on the ok
IRENE northern end Of the Island, where
1t was proposed to play both weekday
and Sunday base bali, but this was
abandoned. Weekday games will be
played at the old park, and the club is
endeavoring to arrange for Sunday
park over the river. Negotiations are
now on for securing the Rrcldenstein
property, JUS north of the Aetna-stan-
dard mill. in lower Martins Ferry,for n
Sunday park The site is an excellent
on. on the line OF the Wheeling Rail-
way electric road. other sites have
been offered the club out the Wheeling
creek valley, back of Bridgeport. The
clubs intention is to play Sunday ball.
II 1t is possible to do so.
The pleasing news comes from Col
umbus that Riley has entered into a
two-years' lease Of the Neal field. which
Is located In the central part of the city.
With park on this site, base ball
ought to boom in the capital city. How
ever, there is another thing necessary
and that is winning team, without
which Columbus will be a loser. Riley
must gather practically an entirely new
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Manager William Fette, of the All
wheellngs, has received the following
from Sam Rarpf:
Mr.. VIM. Fette, wheeling W. Va:
Dear Sir-Your OF the 18th inst. to hand
and contents noted. AS per your request
/ have this day Forwarded the names Of
Mr.. H. SchmuIbach, r. NJ, Archer, II.
Ankle and Allan Smith to the general COM
mittee OF the United Bowling clubs, and
instructed them to add same to the list
Wheeling team In the tournament next
summer.
am indeed pleased to note the interest
you have taken in our competition, and
hope that your example will be followed,
not only by oVery bowling alley man md
bowler In West Virginia, but throughout
the country as we'll,
Hoping to hear from you soon remain,
Yours very truly,
1ANTTtET, EARpE
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l0u'' s WI tEsIy iKARpr.


Schmulbach, Archer, Ankle and Smith
can do several other things better than
they can bowl, and 4he ten PIN frater-
nifty will doubtless wonder why they are
added to the team that IL to represent
this city In the international tourna-
ment at New York next July. Ask
Fette.
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NOTICE no TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Allie Kirby vs. James j. Kirby In Chan.
Gerry. In tho Circuit Court for Ohio Coun-
", W. Va:
Take notice that the dispositions Of Mary
a. Howard, Lillian Conley, Benjamin Win
land and Allie Kirby win be taken ut the
Chaplne street. In the city Of Wheeling,
Ohio county. West Virginia, on Saturday,
the 18th day OF March, 1900, between the
hours OF o'clock a. m. and O'Clock .. M,
to be read In evidence In the above named
cause on behalf OF said plaintiff, And II
from any cause the taking Of said deposit
ton shall not be commenced, or being CONF
monCed shall not be completed, on said
day. the taking Of tho same shall be nd
iourned from time to time until the same
shall be completed.
ALLIE KIRBY, Plaintiff,
BY w. ]. W. COWDEN, her Attorney.
To JAMES ]. KIRBY, Defendant feS