The Weekly Herald, 1895-12-27

J 11 Keeney cTOblncd pleaaure with the coal bualne and look In the Atlanta Eipoalllon thia week Mr and Mr Harry Paine have re returned - turned returned front their vllt to relative and friend at Cincinnati MraGeorgeIuk living In the eait end i! the city ha a very aevere cant of ever At bud report aiie wa Improving alowly Mr (inigory and Mrx Marlin oi Itoae Hill a are In the el'y u-mliiig the luilldav with tlndr alvter Mn S ttwaley The High Grade Tailoring Co located in the Arthur hlock turn out a auperior quality of I router for $4 per pair They alao make 11 rattling good anil of clothe for Sib Kit guaranteed A ChrUtinaa pautime Henry Gil Gilbert - bert Gilbert ol Cumberland Gap alruek John William of thl town a blow on the head with a pair of bras knneka They were a treated Set era! little boy were noticed on our atrect Chiia'ima lkre-liHited not from poverty hut from yliolee for the ther thermometer - mometer thermometer rrgluteri'd kj degree It I different lid morning C D Rail' Meal Market North 19th atrect awlav ha on hand freah meal cldrken turkey lard and bacon One hundred bualiel of bean C D Rail Hie North 17th afreet meat market ha one hundred buliel ot bran for aale and the largett alock ol freah meal In llie city Mi Mary Kullenbevk who ha been attending aclmol at Rogerarllte Tenn returned home latlimday to tpend the holiday Ml Fannie Symington of Vrraalllea Ky one of Kenlurky'a leailer in Kim dergsrten w-irk la In the city the gueat of Rev and Mr Henry Miller Mr and Nr John Waaon of ligih Kv aie hi Middlealmrn to aprnd the holiday with Mr Waaon' parent Mr and Mr J M Ilronk J II Ilyrh-r C A Tin dry and C II (ilh'nn lluce I iliarna of Uarhuiirvi1le prnl Chrlalma in Mlddlralioro on their way hiinii-liom the Ailima Eupnaitioii Mr an I M' vi Calli-iii end Mr auiMi J U Unli'iM nmic a party n lake in the iIt o! the Lkpnallloii at Attain They left' on Hie Knnarille train yotriilay nwiruing The board of city council failed to have a meeting 1ut Monday night for the lark of a quorum I hoae n-porting were Mayor Rihop and Councllmrn Colaon and WhitetL Mi Anna Caldwell a member of the Faculty n! the Madiaou Inatitule Rich Rich-nunnl - nunnl Rich-nunnl K 7 la apemling the holiday In Miildlcahonq the gur-t of Mr J URob URob-Inaon - Inaon URob-Inaon Thome Krhuniale met with a very aeriuua arrldrnt laat Monday In the Pioneer Iron Work lie caught hi left hand In a machine and had it cut entirely off Mr and Mra J D Cnderhlll went to Atlanta Clnlalnia morning to attend the Fxpoaltlon and alao to vlalt tlielr old friends Mr and Mra Wagner formerly reaidcnla of till city The Bapliat Church of thia city report that they have from their charity fund relievrd twenty-live fnmillca who were In diatrea for Hie neceaarie of life The cltlena were very liberal In their donation The furnaee force of the Watta Steel A Iron Syndicate are getting their holi holiday - day holiday thia week The rim on the furnace bell lia been warped which allow too much hrat to rarape neeeiallatlng the chwing for one day for It repair Ahnrae belonging to C II Trice hitched to a buggy ran away - on

Ron will be held next Tuesday nlgbT" 1 Thk IIkkalu In presenting the many guest The nearest guess to the Ungth are doing a good business points about our dty which will be of time the sperm will hold out gets a I John C Burke a jeweler of Tazewell I found In nearly every column feels that cash prize of fm I Tenn was In the dty last Tuesday ex I It will be a very Important factor in the Dr Edgar C Buck formerly of Cln-1 hiMling a piece of niechanUitm a I renewed prosperity and It oilers both eliinatl hat become a resident of Middles-1 product of his own hands in the shape I Its service and congratulations to the horo and ha hit office In the front rooms of a dock It hat two dials on 1 abou I new commrrcbl body like the fore of a wotcli one of which I records the day month and year and I the other the hours minutes and seconds I The Utter has on It four small dblt shout at Urge as 1 silver ten cent piece piece-eaeh - eaeh piece-eaeh giving the different standard times I llelow the two Urge dUU are two con I trlvance to mark the phases of the moon each containing the disc which a I the seasons pass tluiw that orb In Its I different shapes quarters halves three quarters and full

E C Cuiry proprietor of "The Mid -die bo rough" mode a trip to Winches Winchester - ter Winchester early thia week J P Sandlfer the well known life In - aurance man mad hualneaa trip ta to Loulavllle laat Tueaday The many friend of Will Hurkneaa who waa badly bruised and scalded In the licit Line Railroad wreck laat month were glad to ace him on the atrect early thia week A representative of the Hkialo called at nearly every busineaa house In Mid - -dlealKiro thia week and without excep-aiT thin they all report a firat claaa holiday trade Allot them are busy and at ma many - ny many at the embUhmcnt they have ad- 1 ditional clerk to wait on the Increased trade These are the busiest holidays ever had in this city and they are hailed with delight by our merchants This I caused not only by our Increased pros-1 pc rlty but because last week wa a gala week among the laborer of all kinds kinds-Every - Every kinds-Every large corporation paid off and -nearly all the money found it way into the store Middletlxiro merchants seem to be themselve again Of course It goes without saying that the large! " business wa Invarlubly noted In the place w here they do the most advertl-

Bathing to Tight About (KyriimlKM Msgta IFidua We da not blame the house of Repre Representatives - sentatives Representatives for coming promptly to the President's side In defense of the Monroe propnrci! to do all kind nf work - letter I forty shires In Mhldlesboro and It teems I Doctrine That It a principle which we Heads Note Heads Bill Heads Wale-1 fair to assume that the sale of the other I are bound to defend to the utmost moots Fnvelupes Business Cards I 34 stares aggregated at least one and-1 We all felt at first that active measure Visiting Cards Checks Drafts Bills one-half times as much aa the tlx given I might he necessary But with the sober or $1 5oua Thl would make a total I second thought we are discovering lit nf $154x10 of merchandise sold In Mid- the first place that we are not sure tliar dlesboro In the six daya ending Christ-1 there Is anything' to fight about and lit mu eve or $4166 per day Where Is I the second place Hurt the hope of settle the work Is eot first-claw and satisfactory I ihers a towa of 4000 people In Kentucky I ment by other means than force need no pay a III be asked that ran muQj thl? n v" -bvotn - a

holiday good which they are selling at such low figures Charier 1 lobb who broke jail at Taze Taze-well - well Taze-well Ti-nii about a month ago where he wa awaiting action nf the courts for hteaklng In the Tazewell pot office was captured by the police of Middleslmro oil Christmas and returned to the Tazewell jnlL Yolcrday morning a heavy rain set In in H section snd continued several lours Yvlluur Creek In ennacqiiyncc iil on an ordinary rampage but mud mud-o'ly - o'ly mud-o'ly kep! wi'hin Its hai-ka It la the lira! tlno- Yellow Creek has shew n att'- i' for scvcrtl month - A little firc-tenr-o!J Ikii of Dan M'jlhrvclu at the Mingv mine went upstair ul Id lumie by himself laat Tucd:y and while playing with some matches set hi clothe on fire Before assistance could reach him he was burn burned - ed burned to death The remain were Interred in the Glenwood cemetery on Christinas day Plnnarle lodge F A A M No Ml will hold an annual communication In their hall in this dty to-night at 7:30 o'clock ' All the member are urged to

I program w rendered 'llie muslral Joe Copeland a brakeman on the Belt I treat was especially prepared for llie oc mail while making a coupling last Mon-1 cashin A Urge rongregatlnn was pres pres-day - day pres-day night wot uiitnrtunaie enough to lent mash his hand very severly I aprllng fraternity In MhWlesboro Mr amt Mr J W Hackney of I are In high glory at present '1 hey have vlllr Ky are In the city visiting Mr 1 1 (nwn prize-wliinliig fighting cock Hackney' parents Mr and Mra R H 11 ttutr-hnir nf Horn Two oi Fob on Edgwood road I them are the Owensboro rock whl The Meat Market of C D Hall on I took the Thanksgiving prize In Lnul Lnul-Nurth - Nurth Lnul-Nurth 19th street II W Stair manager vllle Mlddlcshon always li 1 the U-u carries a Urge stork of fresh meals lard of everything and here U no reason why baron and beans ' she shnuld fall In fiuhting cock

to further the Interest of Middlcsboro Middlcsboro-by - by Middlcsboro-by an organized effort to secure new manufacturing establishments and to put In operation those already builL It Isa move In the right direction and will no doubt redound to the benefits of our city Something of that nature haa al always - ways always been very badly needed here buC for the past three year business all over the country hat been at such a standstill that effort to secure Industrial enterprise would have been In vain But within the past few months business through throughout - out throughout the country and in Middlcsboro par particularly - ticularly particularly haa ao Improved that endeavors ' by our new Chamber of Commerce will be repaid Now I the time to pash things A meeting of the new organUm