The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 1

he vening ews eview TWKLFTU no 102. EAST LIVEEPOOL, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1890. TWO CENTS DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF EAST Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiinij. HST UVERPOOl, OHIO. I Hi I nos.

I iVH. I and White Merino Underwear, cheap at 50c, now 39c. One lot and White Fleece Lined Ribbed, 35c goods, now 19c. Kid Qloves 50c; were $1.00. Corsets, 50c to $1.00 values, to be sold at 29c.

Wonderful bargains In Hosiery. 35 ct. Wool Hose 19c. 30c Wool Hose 15c. 25 ct.

Wool Hose Fascinators 8c; were 25c. Caps were $3.00. Lace Curtains 35 were $1.50. 79 Cloaks, Fur Capes, Dress Goods and Silks, Silk Waists, and Gossamers, Art China; all to go regardless of Cost. The STORE.

G. G. BEYMER, Agent for Mortgagees. CHTs .1 mi.iB Give Council Something to Talk About. THE BOSTON STORE.

THE BOHTON STORK. THE BCWTON STORE. THE BOSTON STORE. he above cut represents a Popular Jacket, and one that is selling freely. buy your fall wraps until you have seen our magnificent line.

Wrappers. Just received this week, 25 dozen of the choicest things in Calico and Flannelette Wrappers that you ever laid your eyes on. Prices range from 79c to $2.49. MACKINTOSHES. -Such rainy days you need one of these sensible garments, and we can supply your need.

To state the facts in the we have slightly overloaded and this week we offer you OAKMKNTS FOR 91.40. OO OAKMENT8 FOR 91.09. 99.00 GARMENTS FOR 99.75. 97.50 GAKMENT8 FOR 95.00. This offer good only for one week.

BOSTON STORE. STORE. THE STORE. THE BOSTON STORE. TI03S TO iX ELECTRIC LIXE motmy.

He wan given and Mr. Kent refurred to the bill of A. H. Clark. Mr.

Clark aaki-d him to mre for him if poaaible, he needed the money. Mr. Parinbm lieved the bill had refemxl to a special ooiiimittee, and to pay it meant to take the matter ont of their haiidn. A rew Cmn Hme No Merit In Orrtlnnnre the City. The Company a Contrart For Are Kleetrie and electric mads took np time at a special meeting of council last night, and valuable itifor- matioii eventually brought out.

Mr Doctor Marshall and Mr. Peake wore not in the chamber at the appHiinted time, but Puriu- ton had a qaorniu, and lost no time in He said the reeulntiou advertising for bids ior lighting the dty was uot legaUy paasixi, and he believed council should act in order that they might have time to examine the and see whether they justi- fled a the matter should be submitted to a vote of the The new resolution was read, and provided that a certified check fw accompany each bid. and the bids be in accordance with the specifications of the light committee. Mr. Stewart there should be a provision for advertising.

but was iufonned the least number of insertimis to make it legal would be made, and council to Mr. Purinton, Olerk Hanley and Solicitor fJroMshans here decided it wmild have to go before the board of impmvement be- f(M-e the vote could taken, and while a niessmiger was sent for Commissioner Finley (oniicil took np the railway. Mr. PnriubMi explaiiUMl after the ordinance had been read that this was not a regular reading, and K. McDonald was given the floor.

He explained there were several sections in the ordinance which the company did uot like, restrictions were too close to make it comfortable. The line was to operated for benefit of the public as well as company. and the ordinance should satisfy all. As it was he did not believe it would satisfy either. He first objecti-d to the clause compelling a full stop be- cars crossed a street, but believed the clause forbidding cars to stop in the middle of the street was all right.

It was a rule in all dtiivi, and the oompany would adhere to it, even though it was not in the ordinance. He believe a dead stop before approaching crossings was mx'essary. It would do in crowded cities, bat here the were not and the hills were not so steep as to prevent motonneu from seiiug very well. The streets were but 218 feet apart, and it meant a loss of time. He objected to paving between the tracks and a foot on each side as a burden the company ought not to bear.

It was not asked of the other oompiuiy, and the new cotufiany did not want a bonus, as did the old concern. If he a foreign corptsration without a soul a few hundreds of expense uot matter, but it was a home wmpany and worthy of cvmsideration. Placing gratings the full width of the street was objection, bnt they wonld place them the width of the line and 15 inches on each side. The company wonld gladly keep up the paving between the tracks. else is all said Mr.

McDonald, are willing to take it, ironclad as it Mr. Porintou asked if tracks on hill streets would be in line with the plane of the curb, and Mr. McDonald replied the tracks wonld be put to gmde even thoogh it required more care In mntiing cars. Mr. Challis said that some when asking franchisiM were not only wiUiug to grade streets, Imt would pave them, and Mr.

McDonald qnickly replied. in East Liverpool. Franchises are uot as valuable here as in some other James McCormick had a protest in writing, and said a words He objected to the line becanae Third street was (Mily 26 feet wide from cnrb to curb and Union but 24. Take eight out, and tee.ms could not pass. If the line was boilt he believed be would ask damages.

Mrs. Lixzie Brawdy objected because it would make hw taxes higher. She now had steam im one side, street cars (m another, and this line wonld pat a track on still another side. The ob- were filed with the ordinance, and will be considered The board of improvement had ceeded in getting a qnomm while the road was being discussed, and the light resolution was passed. Mr.

Kent Mr. Stewart thought the had cut down the hill 0 but Mr. explained it had to Mr. thought was some mistake, as Mr. Clark had that he would, though the cut of the (xnumittee.

The went over to the nuN'tiiig. A HEAVY TRADE. Il by Klt'sriiieii For the Fall The navigation on the Ohio has by loads of freight tm all the jwckets, and river- men anticipate a good trade. is an immense quantity of fmit in the chards of the upper Ohio, and as much of this will be placed in cold in Cincinnati the imckets will the busi- The hmg navigation this year greatly the river, and it is thought this will Pivjple who grew accusbinu-d to tin? service felt its when the low water and a leading is quoted as saying their influence will in the fight (or slack f.lli TUBI TR ili They Purpose the Control of East Liverpool Journalism. THEIR II LI.

KKKIKII IS KXOWX They Are of thf It Tralh, Morallt) anil Rlsht, It In Knital to All Ihr Kk-h anil Ihr l-inir. IN CUMBERLAND. Arr Knml. 0 A large number of and went to New Cnm- this moniiiig wlmre the authorities talk alsmt pro- change of the county in Chesttir. Home are otiposing plans of the company, and think the should not lie changtd to the nmte by the The ones along an attmney to side of the hut it was not Additional plats wanted, and the ing will be continm-d at time.

A M'KINLEY MAN. J. Orrahain Can No Mrrit In Frrr Sllvrr. J. Howard Gresham, sontht-ni inan- ager of the romiMtny and very well known to a nuinlier of isHiple in the city, lias espoused the of McKinley and himself against Bryan.

Mr. has always in the south, and was until a staunch Deuua-rat. He could not, however, swallow the dost-, and oame out the other day for ism. Mr. Gresham's frii-nds will be pained to hear that he has las-ii ill, and is now at ('Jharlotte, N.

in the bojs! of recovering his health. GOOD HOMES Havr Found For Many liildrrii of Falruioiiiit. Hon. David Boyc-e the regular meeting of the ofllcials Fair- mouut home yesterday, ami last There at pn-sent but 106 little ones in the home, 75 having placed in families first of the year. The eared for is much smaller than usual, and is only for in the fact that the officials have Isien very suci-essful in finding homes for their Mr.

Houth- worth will present his annual n-jsirt at the next meeting. A MISSIONARY MEETING. IsKial Wilt Rr Wril Krprr- The twenty-first annual conventual of the Missionary socifities the Hteubeuville presbytery will convene this at Jewett. The Presbyterian churchea of this tity will be well repre- senriid. Mrs.

Calhoun, of East End, goes as a delegate from the Foreign Misskinary and Mim Mary Macrum young ladies. The Buds of Promiisi will lie present in the persons of Miss Wallace Hall and Miss Edna Cook. JACKSON WAS DRUNK. Hr Madkilt For Night. O.

E. Jackacm was drunk on Hixth Last night. Ho was flelflsh and wanted to enjoy himm-lf at the expense aS pedestriana, and Gfflcer Earl took him down. He spent the night in jail, and given a hearing thia morning. As he ooold give no satisfactory explanation he was to pay The have little to do days, and few arrests have been made this month.

The city seems to enjoying a period of The ezacative of the Atche- ami lub are making plans for the cam- said Martin had fiuiMied paign this aftwnoon. A long list of dry wall in the West End, and waatedi qwaken beaag chosen. the art- at They on Hiinday last, in this fair city of East and they resolvtMl that the News HicviKWaud and must flgumtively ing, wijs-d off the face of the They, Tripb ts, aim to jonr- luilism in this city aim to have news- pais-r tlu-ir and thnmlw. The said men will not he nddsv! the right to think, but their thoughts must la- in a mapiied out by the In a nut shell, as per iM-tioii the Triplets, the news- iiu-ii of East must mechanif-al tools. Well, the Triplets im-t on last Sunday.

We kium them and may name at the time. Their lives and actions will not Is-ar the closest inspet-tioti, from astand- of morality and honest maiihiNtd. due delils-ration they oame (o the iiiiHiumous lusitm that they could not (SHitroI the News Review, and thus this imper the kind of a (-oiiipliment. they that and would use another now iii this as its and principlf-s Im? at so much per (xilumn, inch, line, while the would I thrown Into the iMirgain (D as gisid (D They, the ilid not gmng down into their own to any very great extent to ac- this design, much as hate the News Rkvirw, Oh, no. They pur- down into the of the rank and of the Republican making a of said rank and iis they have done in the on more than one (M-easion.

And fellows, hicking ill of homir, lioii- esfy aiul maiihtMtd, have the amaxing to that they can and the of East the rank and file of the party; the buMiiess men, ami workingmen of East law and of truth, iiKirality and right. of the News Hkvikw has bliiidiMl them. What hiui tin? ews eview guilty Has it ailvisaittsl luw- lessm-ss. debauchery and immorality? Has it adviM-ati-d injustice against Has It trouble and Has it adviM-atiHi and tlfat the should up and eonifs-l, hy by tnrbiih-m-e, by destrnctioii of imiperty and otlu the tMymeiit of a higher rate of wages to the uie- and workingman? Oh, no, it has not I ii guilty of any of tin but, on the contrary, has and skKxl out agaiiiMt such ineiisnres, as Isiitig prejudicial to he la-st of employer and ein- It has always fought and always will, while its tiianage- ment, uguiiist ami misrule. It has always fought fiw right, no matter who was hurt, high low.

It is the of a fair days for a fair days work, Is-lieving that this is one of the fiuidaiiiental and planks of the Retmblieaii ews view Is-ing from Ui Audit will nuntinoe to staunchly publi(atn as long as the ftarty to Ikj wliat it has ill the past, what it is in the jmrty jiar the party of the the party of the the party which protection to home and hoim? the isuty which will its gkirious standard and Christiui William McKinley, in the chair in the ekfction of next month. and making great liolos in their oalf'ulations (or cronomy. They have been called to a family living outside of the city, and are looking an affiieted family in town. to this is the dtwtitntion which never fails to make Itself known at the suspicion of The trastees are no rush, but they have more business than they want. TWO DIVORCES Nram Wrrr llraalnl After Jndar Nmllh isbon C)ct.

Morgan. Washingtonvilie, was vorced last evening from her husltaiid, Morgan, of HcrauUui. Pa. They were married yivirB ago, and Mrs Morgan was subjected to Mrs. Radcliffe, of Lisbon, was given a Boon after the marriage five years ago her biishand, Thomas Radcliffe, Btith are well on in life, and have married The jury today gave William Morgan, of Wellsville, a verdict for the money to lie paid by D.

D. Smith. The suit was for a broken contract in which the sale of land was involved. J.C. a Cthambtvslmrg mert'haiit, made an assignment today.

W. S. Whtteleather, of West township, is A marriage lioense wm granted kday to A. H. Porter and Virginia Bbanuon, EMt Liverpool.

The grand jury is today oonsidenug the of the livisrpoul Imys who are chargfd with robbery. IIWIVIIJ, MIT TALK Has Not Decided About That Nomination. IT HAS A SFKPRlSi: Mr llkl Mrrli Ihr nim I hr itriiKM-mllr i'arly, ami Ikm'l KaoM Whal Iki VI nil It Now That Hr Nrltir CHANQIO THE CONSTITUTION. Ths Will Harr a New (lorrrii- lag MoAv. A the Young (Thristian assiM'iariou was held last even- lug, and it was dwidivl to change the The princiiml amendment will provide a Isiard of tmstees who will transact the business now being by the Imard of When the assfN'iation owmvl no it governed very well under the old system, bnt now that it is atsmt to IsKiome a owner and its own bnildingit was deemed Issit to have the change made.

The directors are greatly over the for the winter. A. H. (Hark has not whether he will take the of hstves and out to him hy his Dciuo- frit'iids. and the uoniitia- tion for judge.

The of the judical district him in Wellsville late yesterday the sitiall of accepting his name without a dissenting vo hk When by a today Mr. nothing to say. The he came to him without solicitation, and he knew nothing it until the veiition had made the ise u. At present he has not anything, and not kimw will or throw it aside. He iiiu.st from wlwt the he will make up his mind on that iHilnt.

in the future, hiiig Mr. (fiark did say, he will express his of the He was surjirimH! at the m-tioii the ventkui as The iiomi- nathui will Mr. (Tlark bi state his (MMition has silver and yet says he is not a tint is a friend of McKinley. Mr, (fiark's actwiRance or re- tin? iniminathin will settle his bi the satisfac'tion the ANOTHER CHAPTER THREE NEW SUITS Were In tha I'wurt nf aqntrr Morning. this iininiing in the of and three ctuum were and Saturday set us the time of hearing.

William Headley sued Jerry Delaney the amount of a bill for lioard and ItMiging. Ghane the nurserymen of want from Martha trees by her, John S. Graham like to have J. O. McUlaiii pay him wcark by the defendant.

A PLEASANT EVENT. ln Ihr l.lfr Wttinr l'alltoriiiw had Francis and John Gleiidetiiiing inneteil day, and their lilierty niKin the imyment a aiiniiint. Tliis immi- Ing Mrs. Francis Ghuideiuiitig with rui off her with a kle, the was hean! in the conrt of Hqiiire this aftennKiii, He was guilty, it c(wt hiiii An was at the trial. AT LASI b) NO NEW CASES.

Ttirrr Jtty In Kraith Todmy. Not a new cose of diphtheria was reported til Doctor (igdcn today, and all the patifflits now quaiuntixKMl are steadily improving. The nicdical society will meet tomorrow evening, and the principal will be diphtheria. DIPHTHERIA Hatrrlally Inrrrwrlng tbs of TrnstMM. presence of diphtheria in the city is a- to the of the township Mr.

and Jnha Koark SurprltMNl Tkrlr Mr. and Mrs. John Reark snr- by their friends at Brailshaw hall last evening, the occashat being tenth of their marriage. The was observed in a fitting manner, and the huiies of the party the (xinple with a complete kitchen outfit of tinware. A wicker rocker came from the gentlemen, the lareseutation speech being made by Tom Harsha.

The party spent the evening in MUST GO TO SCHOOL. Thr Truant OMmr AlMmt HmmHx. The work of Truant Beardmore is ciimmencing in earnest, and sev- cral have been iibtifled to send their children to school or suffer the fieiislty. Gas Headly, of hollow, disregarded the and complaint was made against him iii the coart of Maytxr Gilbtsrt this muniitig. He is with refusing to send bis chilrlren to school.

The case will be disposed of this aftenuKin. Soft. L. Ednttinslon went to lisboo his wheel yesterday, and encountered the rain on his way home. The mad was BO deep he could tiiaks but little progress, sud he wm ootnpelled to pat np St a farm house for the night.

He re- tamed hmne this mcmitig. Onlaf Salnm. F. H. OoxiOl, Seo-etfury Will Morris, Earnest Orr and J.

Vanfossen wiU go to Halem Friday delegates from the tu-anch to the Young Ohrist- ian association conventkNi. It is a joint the Western Reserve and PauhMidle districts. Hrrn I uiiiiiiriii ulrrrt. Workmen this morning the task nqiuiring culvert at Eighth the Horn swib li, and will lalsir until the spot has Iss-n tliun The fell in during a last has since a nuMt (iangerous Isist was slip, carried uwiiy ami alimwt sbipjied wagon the West End. Guniiingham A Hhinglebm have AFTER THE CARP.

Thr IlMitir The fish and will wage war against the spring, and will instnict wanleii bi ami (-aught. It is thought that tiie will soon small that thningh of the sein. The state with and it is sufiiNiwHl that they gaiiieil the through outlets from fish isinds. A NEW MANAGER. N.

Klnrhsrt tu Miiiiuirurd Pullrry. The in the of the Mountfoni (onqiany, mmle by the of E. J. Owen, has been filled, and H. Rinehart took up the dutiee of the today.

Mr. has of years been in the employ of the Dresden, first in the office and as He has learned the of potting froiu the foundation, and is well to fill the position. l4Wt Night. A child of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank MoCJol- died last night at their home ou Limxiln The little one was aged 17 months. Bervices will be held bi- miWTow afternoon, and interment will be in the Catholic A Heeepttoa. Mr. and Mrs. will eutertoiii lomtrrow evening at their home Mfgiroe street in honor of Edward and bride who have snrived homo after a hom'yimxiu trip to the north..