davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1900-01-12
Tax Collectors Rotice'

4 hereby given that will meet the taxpayers Oh
couu tv for the purpose of collecting the taxes Tor
300 at the following times and places to'wit'
IS ,1ortb tvn, J. M. Strides, Monday Jan. 8, l9Oo
W. eSetb twp Wrh Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1900. - ,ooo
III on twp, j. c. suns Place "Wednesday Jan ~ ;o lSVo
~ fion wp j. c. Gamers place, Thursday jan 49, d'
nor Hn Wiford Friday and Saturday jan H. 49, l9oo
os s,ed twp. school house, Monday JAM 10, l9oo.
sstrsoods two Ash Flat, Tuesday, JAM 10, l9Oo - ANN
boods twp Fergusons store Wednesday, Jan' H. lSoV'
-; twn Kings MILL Thursday Jan. 10, l9OO.
1890 rsr twp. Center Friday, Jan. 10, 1900 ooo
%ssson TWP. Pleasant Ridge Saturday Jan ~ l9Oo'
4. IN two precinct, Monday, JAN 22 1900 ,oo
= caek twp Calamine, Tues and We'd, JAM 70 "a, l9oo
~ tgn NJ v Shaver place, Thursday Jan. 20, l9OO.
~ tsy5 Mt View Friday, Jan. 26, 1900.
~ III f~f two, Mt Pisgah Saturday, JAM 27, 1900
sahineton twp Powel's Chapel Monday Jan. 49, l9oo'
81 tsp Cave City, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 1900. ,ooo
ll;van twp Brickers Spring. Wednesday, JAM 81 l9oo'
Iiivan' twp Sidney Thursday, Feb. l. 1900 oo
hnson' twp school house. (ds So Friday Feb 2 l9oo
We creek twp Camp ground, Saturday, Feb 8, 1900,
Fork twp Evening Shade Monday Tuesday, Wednesday,
.sdav Friday and Saturday, Feb. 9TH to 10th 1900
rv tp Hardy Tuesday, Feb 20 to March 1900 inclusive
Nv ork twp Evening Shade from March to April TO- 1900
Isive,
E3analtv of Is per cent attaches after April 10, 1900
Iii paes owning real estate requested to bring their
i 81 tax receipts.
Sharp County record., 1900-01-12
Deal NE us.

W6 Bill want that wood.
3. Tindel is on the puny
County court will convene
sxt M6nday.
C. Snow sets his sub
'ripti6n in advance.
IAe counting folks all re-
|rns3 rom Hardy Tuesday.
lton Stokes dropped a
,llAFin the slot the other day.
-l unity Judge Smith helped
in'6 financial way this week.
W confess that we havn't
y quite used to writing it 1900.
John A. Wilson, of Big
'eek tcwnship, had business in
wa Monday.
Hhe last few days have been
'ry disagreeable, owing tc the
inS Nd mud.
Es. Butler, wife Of Judge
Butler, died at Batesville
tlln l4 morning.
~ Ms Cora Southworth of
ayn4rd attended the Shaver
itn6 nuptials.
gorge F. Springer Of Sui
'sn township had business in
9 ply Tuesday.
- The infant child of Mr.. and
y. NJ. G. Snow has been quite
" " he last few days.
he Record believes that
|ul Il sentiment favors an early
iuary in Sharp county.
@ small son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner has been quite
y Put is improving now.
mis- office turned out job
'r Tor Williams & Edwards
n W c. Snow last Friday.
ax collectors Haney and
a a'An are interviewing the
ople Of Jackson township at
lllford today.
wANTED--Farm or relin-
iehment with some improve
''' and living water. Would
and poultry with the
Aoe Send description and
Reet cash price.-E. C. Bliss,
|1yer, Mo.
nt's Cure rapidly destroys
rlngworms, itching piles,
Pa, letter and like trouble.
Its influence the diseased
scales off, leaving a
N, white, healthy skin in its
A wonderful remedy and
oo cents IA box. Sold by
the druggist,
Sharp County record., 1900-01-12
State Of Ohio, City of Toledo |
Lucas County,

Frank j. Cheney makes oath
that he is the senior partner Of
the firm Of f. j. Cheney & Co.,
doing business in the city Of
Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars
for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and SUBJ
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day Of December, A. D. 1886.
- A. W. Gleason,
Seal Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for testimon-
ials, free.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls family pills are the best,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14

Hugh Latham. and was the first Great
Council instituted by authority of the
Great Council of the United States.
The order continued with varying pros
poets in Virginia. and from the last re-
ports, made prior to the beginning OF
the Civil war, we find that there were
IL tribes, with 6S1 members. In 1857
there were IL tribes With 9i3 members,
which was the largest membership
from 1915 up to 1861.
The war caused the disbandment Of
almost every tribe in Virginia, but aft
er the close of the war (early in 1860
a reorganization of the Great Council
of Virginia was effected, and from that
time until the present (almost without
eXception) each year has seen new adj
ditions to the membership and new
council fires l1lndled and there are
now in Virginia AZ active tribes, with a
membership of about 1000.
The first tribe of Improved Order of
Red Men in Norfolk was Tecumseh
Tribe No. %. established September IS.
1856. Captain Thomas Stanworth, Of
this city was one of It's charter mem
bers, and is, therefore. the oldest Nor
folk Red Man and only living charter
member OF Tecumseh Tribe. This tribe
continued i'll existence until 1861 and
was recognized I'M the latter part OF
1865, but only held two or three meet
ingS. There was no tribe of Red Men
in Norfolk from 1865 until September 90,
1873. when Wyandotte Tribe No. ~
organized, with twcnty-nine charter
members. Then followed Black Hawk
Tribe No. 81. July 18th. 1885, with
seventy-two charter members; Massa-
soft Tribe No. n, February 18th, 1890.
With twenty-eight charter members;
Oronoco Tribe No. 20, July, 1890. with
eleven charter members present; Calu-
met Tribe No. 81, February 23, 1892,
with 100 charter members: Merrimac
Tribe No. 90. April 18th, 1894, with 1877
charter members, and Minerva Tribe
No. 100, February 90 1885, with 10
charter members. These seven tribes
are all In existence and prospecting, and
the order, in Norfolk has n combined
membership OF about $50 members
The motto OF the order is, Freedom,
Friendship and Charity" and its pur-
pose the practice OF friendship and
brotherly love among Its members; to
aid the weak, the needy, the sick ana
the distressed: to care for the widow
and orphan. No religious or political
question, conversation or debate Is per-
mitted in its wigwams, and no man
can become Il member of the order
unless le recognizes and believes In The
i:Great Spirit" the Divine Ruler iof all
things. The ceremonies and ritual arc
original, unique and interesting. and
among the. many noble and worthy
organizations known as Secret So
cleties'' tho Improved Order OF Red
Men stands we'll to the front, and in
the past few years has made most
wonderful increase. both In member
ship and popular favor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
working according to "ascertalned
-tcuthn in Whit He dld2 Surely Dr..

working according to "ascertalned
truth" in what He did? Surely DR..
Lotion must have made great mis-
take! And tx Jesus, the Christ, did
His works according to Gods law--and
was, therefore, working scientifically
how can it be said that to unite the
word science with the word Chris
tian" is Il misnomer?
DR.. Lotion says that Jesus did not
resort to measures of the class now
praSticed by this cult"-Christian
Science. That Is Il pretty broad asser-
ton, too. L wonder If DR.. Lotion
KNOWS? If he does. then he must be
acquainted with the method Jesus used
i'll healing. And If so, Is it not strange
he does not practice that method-as
Jesus was very successful physician.
I have met DR. Lotion and believe he
has large vein of humor in his COM
position, so L will take the liberty of
joking him by saying that he has a
bad case of the assertion habit" and
needs Christian Science treatment right
away. 1t is q sure cure for that and
all bad habits-ths part is not joke,
but the truth.
lie speaks lightly of lady who
told him that her rheumatism was of
the devil" Did not Jesus say of a
woman with q. physical ailment, whom
Satan hath bound?" Didn't Jesus
know?
Persons not now familiar with Chris
tan Science will be astonished when
they learn what practical, helpful con-
ceptions 1t gives of both God and the
devil, showing how to avail of the ALL
power of The one and how to overcome
the false claim to power OF the other.
c. s. STUDENT
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
BRAIN BLETON.

An interesting service will be held nj
the Memorial Christian Tempe at 500
o'clock this afternoon, when an adj
dress will be delivered by Mr.. Wilbur
j.. McClenny on THE Observanccs of
a Soldier in Cuba from II Moral and
Religious Standpoint" Mr.. McClenny
was with General Lees army in Cuba
and will speak from personal observ;l-
lions.
Miss Elsie Jungbluth, of Charleston.
$. G., and MIR. Nathan j. Simpson, of
this city, were married yesterday by
Rev. T.. Il. McClucr ut the manse OF
the Park Avenue Presbyterian Church,
No 30l Claiborne avenue. The cere-
mony WAS II very quiet one, only the
close friends OF the contracting parties
witnessing it,
Miss Hattie Evans, of No. Row
land avenue. is visiting friends on
Knots Island, II. G.
AIr-I- HI H. II <
son Earl. OF Brinkley, Ark, are the
guests OF the formers father No. sol
Rose avenue.
The choir of McKcndree Church will
render some special music At the SER
vices ut MclIcndree Mission, East
Brambleton, at A o'clock this afternoon
An oyster supper will be given Tues
day night at the residence of Mrs. w.
w. Morrisctt and Mrs. McNichol, No.
SIT Tunstall avenue. for the benefit of
Queen Street NJ. Il. Church.
The d. Y. p U. of Sturgeon Memo
rial Church Will meet Monday night at
S O'Clock. There will be an address in
connection With the usual interesting
exercises.
Rev. j.. r. Christie will discuss the
following. subjects at Sturgeon Memo
rial BAPTIST Church today: NIorninr-
Guardian Angels of the Poor" even
ing, THE City's Attitude Toward the
Devil"
The young ladies OF Trinity NJ. T.
Church arc considering the feasibility
of giving n social i'll the near future
for the benefit of The church.
Mrs. Fannie Martin, of Cooke ave
nue.. who was taken very i'll suddenly
Friday, is much improved to-day
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
Information Wanted.
Berkeley. Va. ia

BerkIcy Va, Jan. IL, 1900.
Editor Virginian- Pilot:
Dear Sir,-Please be SO kind as TO in
form me through your valuable col
umns If the Norfolk and Western rail
way have right TO blockade Water
street from Roanoke avenue to New
toms lane. I have missed eight ferry
boats at different times and days since
Christmas, and it has now become an
intolerable nuisance. Who would be
the proper parties to see in regard to
abatinfi the nuisance, and if they fail
to do their duty what are the proper
steps to take to make them do their
duty.
Yours.
4 FERRY PATRON
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
Falsely Accused.
tor Of the Virginian-Pilot:

Editor Of the Virginian Pilot:
After they had falsely accused Him,
borne false witness against Him,
whipped Him at The pillar, crowned
Him with thorns, offered Iliyl every
species of insults and outrage, and
finally crucifed Him. Jesus said:
Father, forgive them, for they know
not what they do,'' thus teaching us by
His example to love our greatest enc
mics, and to do good TO thcm that hate
and prosecute us.
CATHOLIC.
To Mr.. ]. c. Hardenbergh. supreme
grand master of the Loyal Orange In
stitution OF the United States.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14

5;tsss QUESTIONABLE ARLETON.
was what the newspapers Gull a bum or
i a sat loon 10 fer, drunk all the time, and
Yet he was good to me. 1 managed to
scrap Pc al ong. but 1t was dreadful strug-
SEies.S and SMneYera a night did 1 sleep
StAntfi ifs3SI "a saw n mr. safely in bed. He
q ittrely mo homo till near daylight, and
s ifoxEil he ever stood 1t all these years
~ gns KIN MsIS fafset cured him was n REM
1 s go ya call cd g olden Specifcia powder. to
liquid .,: gave 1T to him secretly. saw
3 81 ilsaIttcleSst some newspaper about this
Il s;insd y and 81 seemed to me Just the
tsilin Is Thought OF 1t day and night for
,iau t9si 81 wild lie, md then concluded to try
) 4, come what might. You know tho rest
;sof tho str Org. = was only a few tys when
4 he sadd ~. other, II have resolved TO stop
EslTtnl king. He put his arms around me-
Kissed me passfonately and with tears
lsrol Enss down his cheeks, begged me to
no gtye him for all the misery he had
,,tsSsaltSed NE. And he did stop. That RENE
81 yssgTad&donestt its work. and if there ever
,SWasSSa message straight from heaven 1t
Wa tina t artl Gle In the newspaper which
a old me 81 + use Golden Specific" This
SEenme dyS is, tho discovery OF DR.. J. w
Z Iaines ~ 1863 g Tenn Building, Cineinnnti.
- ~. y. ans giisa Sends sto every woman who
den, SpecitIa SO she can try 1t for hus-
! pand Us on or her, and thus savo
~ Kim from "a fe that must eventually
.nEQHe. his conpl ete ruin. Donot fail 10
ssrfr nt 6fees for + his ffpc trial package
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
PEOPLES Forum.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties, classes, per-
sons. views and capacities. the Vir-
glnlan-Pilot is responsible for none
of the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein. nor for the style in
which they are set forth. The ignorant
and 'uneducated shall he heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-14
Cures Drunken Son.
RENE BE Success of Remedy Which
~ oissa An UJsed Secretly and Saved
Fisfs Som From 3 Destruction.
ID Given IN Coffee OF Food and
!; ;S GttrSs the orst Drunkard With
tsS SIS out HIS Knowing the Reason.

H lSycry9S Wonian nj IN this broad land is
Z given an tnspir afIon in the words of Mrs.
u Il o%ard SsIlrle tons whose address as Bon
I -s,ba non o. that. must result in the
A gTeafeStSteallperane crusade ever started.
:Ss5he Cured AhersSSon of drunkenness after
4 gg1e llsid boone g. sot, n common loafer and
!. now heSsssSsa reformed. upright citizen, re-
SJot1tng FFtSdth his mother in the wonderful
4 estiltF anu the marvellous remedy that
i |, 70 ght about this grand cllange in his
SssS s es. i cured my son of drunkenness
tsatti 4, N1.s. 81 IaIdeton, when interviewe ed
about y. lthoug h i am his mother and
u proud sofs him.. / must say he was a way
y~a 70. ~ man for o. good many years. lie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02
BOWLING.
Wheeling League.
M an the last Week: Monday,

Schedule for the last week: Monday
ycpmores vs.. X. X. X; Tuesday,
kissing Bugs VS.. Rough Riders; We'd
pcsday. All RIOTERS VS.. All AlIkes;
Thursday, oceolas VS.. Emlgrants; Fri
day. wheellngs VS.. ApolIos.
Individual averages are as follows:
Emblem. X. X. X, 81. 176i Campbell,
wheeling. AZ. l72; Stevenson. Wheeling,
:, l5g: Hnndlan, Wheeling, g. 1877;
Cochran, All Alikes, 81. 166; Brown,
wheeling 80 1855; Gnughan, oceolas, 9.
30: c. Nolte, All Allkes, Sc. 1872: Balzer.
All Alikes. II. 16l; Knoke, Wheeling. 10,
IN; Whitthuhn. oceolas, SO, 100;
Narschner. Wheeling, 65, 1853: Bycot, X.
K. X, 81, 1853; King, Rough Riders. 80,
is: Delbrugge. Rough Riders, As. 1853;
Talck. Rough Riders, 4s, 1853; Rahr, All
Alkes, IS, l5S: Turner. Wheeling, 60,
i5,: Fette. Oceolas, 80, 15S; Evans. X. X.
X. IS, l55: Hackman, X. h. K. 50. l55;
GRAY. Oceolas, As. 1856; worls, Rough RI
ders q. 1856: Reed, Rough Riders, 30.
l5: H. Bearley Emlgrants, ~. 154: Nc
Elroy. X. X. X, 60. 1883; Arndt, All
Aukps. IS, l52: Prettyman.E EmIgrants,
4 l52; C Norteman, Oceolas, AZ, l5l;
Kreurer, All Rioters, %, 152; Belswin-
ger. Emlgrants, 70. ISL; A. Fette. Oce-
oIas. 20, ISL; MART. All Rooters. go, $50;
Hennng. Rough Riders, 60, $50; Ross,
Ksnmores At. l49; Stein, kissing Bugs,
Il. lls: Wagner. Apollos. 81. l4I;
Frohme. Rough Riders. Ss. 1916. Dlscher.
Rough Riders. q. 1916; Stanley All
Rioters, 81. l45: Miller. Kissing Bugs,
IS. li5; Peterson. X X. X, y. IA; Hen
derson. Kenmores. q. 144; Nolte. Deco
las O. iii: A. Nolte. All Allke:, 6. 143i
Drum. Eenmores. "a. 143: Bohn. Ken
mores IS, l43; A. Nortemon,. oceolas,
a. ii2: Kemple, Emigrants, IS, l4l:
Panky, All Rooters, 50. 141; Rahr. Kiss
Ing Bugs, 70. 40: Springer, Kissing
Bugs. 81. 40; Detweiler. oceolas, is.
80; Long. Kissing Bugs. 81, 1879; Cas-
tlon, kissing Bugs, Il, 1875; w. Hall, All
Rioters, %. 1877; Ebellng All Rooters'
80. 1856; aWin, X. X. X, 3, 1876; Wagner
Eenmores. g., 1856: TAFT. Emlgrants, II.
ia: Bremen. Kenmorea. SO, 13i; Cole.
Keumores. "a, 1874: Wasmuth, Apollos,
q, lsl; Rahr, Kenmores, 96, 1872; Sum
merson. Keumores, Is. 1870; Brimsoi,
Ap0llos. 20. 1870: Druschel, Kissing Bugs,
g, 100; Rolf, All Rooters, "a. l2S' MOODY,
Apollos, 81. 12s; Ritz. Apollos, 81, 12S;
BeIswnger, Kenmores. A., 1877; Fink,
Apollos, a. 1876; Kahn, Apollos. 81, 1874;
Baumann, Emigrants. g. 1913; Devniney,
All RIOTERS, Is. 123; Kahn, All Rooters,
Mann, Apollos, IS. 1i9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENcBR- MONDAY APRIL 2 1900

them The scratch teams have been
bowling exceptionally fine pins. and it
Is only through The hardest kind OF
luck that they are not farther up. with
the same persistence they are bound TO
make things lively before many more
weeks. Individual averages to date
are as follows:
Cochran, .. 1f5; Weitzel. A.. 3. is6;
Vogler. G. 1853; Handlnn, 6, 1853; Sopne-
field, IL, 16l; o'Brien, Q. 1856; Weitzel, j.,
Is. 1855: Ray. ., 1853; Riley u, ISL; Brady.
u. l4s; Hoffman, u, ~; Kemple. e., 6,
149: Carroll. 0. 14s; Kell1r. IL, 1876; Nc
Donnell, y. 1916; Balzer. J., Q, 1l5: Null
larkey. Il. 145; Kase. 10 1l5: Gaus. 10,
l44; Pickett. Is, 143; Shaw, Il. ll2; Ev-
ans, 9. 1872; Kirchner. >, 40; Gundllng.
g., IS. $40; Doyle, 10. 40; Gundllng. H.,
Is, 1879; sauers, Q, 1888; Thoner, q, 1888;
Balzer, H., 3, 1871; Kaiser. II. 1877: Kem-
pie. 0, 1871; Roth, II, 1877; schambra, 70,
1876; SchwabeHton. 0, 1874; McFadden. -.
1873: Gompers, c. 10, 1872; Carenbauery
Is. 1872; EIlllmyer, 2, 1872; Michael. II, 1908
sauvageot 12, 1879; Halliay. 9. l27: Hores
3. 127; Welty. E, IL, 127; Dolan, Is, lPs;'
Gllmartin, 6, 1875; ScalieY p, d2t; Sc9a-
fer, 6, 1874; Stewart, 8, 1917 Carney, L.,
IL, ils: McGulgan. u, III; Mcdonald,
70. III; Feeney, Il. 112; Yariey. Is, 112a
Hoffman, c., Z, 10; Gompers, H, s, 1O9s
stamp, 3, 1Os; Farley. Il, log; Corcoran,
0, 1903; Faulhaber, 8, 1o2. y
Games thils week are as follows:
Monday, Beers VS.. Fort Henry; Tues
day, Alhaps vs, Trlbune7; Wednesday,
Jolly Rovers vs.. Aureoles; Thursday,
Esmonds VS.. Ramblers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02
nR1paEPoRT HAPPENINas.
Events of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Events of Day in the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.
The funeral Of Rev. N. C. wOrthing-
ton took place yesterday afternoon, at
/ o'clock. from his late residence, on
1.-THE Heights" and was largely attend
ed. Rev. ]. E. secrist, pastor Of the
First NJ z. church, ofiiciated. Inter-
ment was at Weeks cemetery.
The funeral OF the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs, o. B. Hess will take place
from the family residence, In Kirkwood,
this afternoon, at o'clock. The re-
mains will be taken to Maynard for
interment.
DR.. ]. o. Howells left Saturday for
Philadelphia, where he will take six
weeks postgraduate course at the Uni
versIty OF Pennsylvania.
The funeral of Mrs James Holland
took place at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, and the interncnt followed at
Llnwood cemetery.
Mrs. Isaac Fowler. who was here at
tending the funeral Of her father H. C.
Nicholson, will return to her home, at
Lorain, to-day.
The advance in-thc price OF coal goes
into effect to-day. The price in town
after to-day will be eight cents per
bushel.
Miss Nora and Campsey Bailey, Of
GAINESVILLE, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Z. Trueman, in Kirkwood.
Tho barbers will hold their regular
monthly meeting this evening, and a
full attendance is desired.
A oauus will be given at CRAFTS hail.
In AetnavlIle this evening. It promises
to be very enjoyable.
Miss Jessie Hlllyer returns to ALL
ance to-day after two weeks visit
with her parents.
Mrs. John Edwards has returned from
a two weeks visit with friends at New
Philadelphia.
E. b. Koen, of Warrington, spent
Sunday with the family Of ]. C. Dent, ut
Brookslde.
Park j. Alexander is home from w &
]. college to spend the spring vacation.
Prof W T.. Riggs. of Powhatln.
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Mary Kyle, of Darlington. Is the
guest OF relatives on Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl MachIn spent Sum
day with relatives at StcubenvIlle.
Miss Edna Mccarthy. Of GAINESVILLE,
is visiting relatives in Kirlwood.
DR.. ]. X. Hunter spent Sunday with
relatives at Uhrlchsville.
William Malcolm spent Sunday with
his parents, at Cadiz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-02

ing It upon n man whose qualifications
are not known.
The eoopers at the keg md barrel
works quilt work Saturday morning,
pending a settlement Of their demand
for union wages. There is no union
here, but the men insist upon having
union wages, which are ~ cents for
slx-hoop barrels and cents for eight
hoop barrels. AS far Is could be
learned, no settlement had been expect
ed last evening,
The Woman's Christian temperance
Union will hold an open meeting and
rally tomorrow evening, Ut 1880 o'clock.
at the home OF Mrs. Z. a Drennen,
on North Fourth street. Each member
is requested to be present, and bring
a friend. All persons interested In the
work are cordially invited.
Deputy Sheriff Majors, acting for the
court In the partition suit Of George
Ware VS.. William Craig ct al, sold the
property involved Saturday morning to
Lillian Kurtz, for $50.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Martins Ferry Ministerial Association
will be held this morning at $3.50 o'clock
at the residence OF Rev. A. R. Robinson
on Walnut street.
Rev. w. C. Bond delivered his fare
we'll sermon at the Baptist church last
evening. Rev, Mr.. Bond win remain
in the city for few weeks.
Abraham Lincoln Circle, Ladies Of the
G. A. r., gave social at their hall Sat
urday evening, which was largely at
tended.
The suit Of John Fisher against Mrs.
Mary Klevls has been continued unti
wednesday evening. at Z o'clock,
Mrs. Lee Smith returned home yes
terday from u ten days visit with
friends at New Philadelphia
An entertainment will be given at
the Star theatre Saturday night for
the benefit of owen Morgan.
The National Glass Company's plant
resumes In full this morning, after
two weeks idleness.
The pay roll Of the Aetna-standard
Saturday amounted to $4,000 and ut
the Laughlln $4,000.
dewey, the Hero OF Nanha' VOlH
pany viii appear at the Star theatre
Thursday night.
Mrs. George Koehrsen has returned
from weeks visit with friends at New
Matamoras.
over 1000 tickets were sold Saturday
night at the firemen's fair and festival
Charles Morris has returned from
visit with his son, at East Liverpool.
Vote the straight Republican ticket,
and you will have done your duty.
Miss Emma Fletcher spent Sunday
with her parents, at Beallsville
If Republicans, be Republicans, and
vote the ticket straight to-day.
NJ. NJ. Sheets has returned from an
extended western business trip.
Vote for Miskell, the Republican can
dldate for street commissioner.
Francis Mullaney has returned from
a business trip to Muskegon.
The public schools are off for weeks
vacation.
Be sure and vote to-day.