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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-26

A lot Of fine Michigan winter apples, jus,
received and for sale at
F. D1LGER's,
Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-26
INSURANCE.

The name of the company i. The Merchant
Insurance Company
Il Is located in 81 Joseph. Missouri
The amount of its capital stock is $4,000 On
The amount OF its capital stock paid is $780,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
MARY ANDERSON.
Her Appearance, Tonight, as
E.Julia."

Tonight, beyond doubt, an ultra
fashionable and intelligent audience
will assemble at the Opera House to
welcome the young, beautiful and tai
ented actress, Mary Anderson, in her
great ilnpersonation OF Julia" in the
"Hunchback. She played this charac-
ter at Columbus on Wednesday night,
and the people OF that city were fairly
charmed with her. Cars will be run
over the Elm Grove road, and will give
persons living in the country an ample
opportunity to witness the play and get
home afterward.
.'Mons. y, =" in the New York Arc1di-
an, SAYS
There is no success like success, and
no one ought to know better than Miss
Anderson.
Miss Anderson has appeared in Ma
dame Buch Phyffer's play OF "lngomar'
as Parthenia, and has thus driven The
critics into corner.
How?
Why because they could not criticise
her clothes.
Not being able to criticise her clothes,
they were obliged to write about her;
and as she wore a classic Grecian dress,
and played the part and looked it-bet-
ter than anyone within the remem-.
brance OF the present generation oil
play-goers-they were, perfOrce, com
PEELED TO acknowledge that she played
we'll
And so she did. -.
If had been Ingomar, which l
wasn't but wanted to be, I'd have done
just as he did.
Have laid down my shield and buck
Ter, cut the acquaintance of all barbara
FOUNDERS that travelled with me and car
ried her basket to the end OF the world:
Yes and I'd run the whole neck OF
woods over to find flowers to make gar
lands for her; and in doing tins |
should have only shown that ! was
human. She was simply irresistible;
and when she talked about
Two souls with but single thought
Two hearts that beat as one.
should have acknowledged this even
in fact | was dead beat
Was the only one2
No!
The entire audience was with her
Everyone went away delighted and
told his friends.
Consequence; big hOuse all the week. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
MeAdams' Misdemeanor.

Yesterday afternoon, in the office OF
the iail, Justice Caldwell examined
Frank McAdams, who is charged with
larceny in that he knowingly and will
linglv received and held certain stolen
property. McAdams is young man,
twenty-One years OF age, and IL EN-.
ployed as coal driver at the Belmont
mill. lie was represented 10y Mr.. Ora
craft, Mr.. Jordan appearing for the
State. The tobacco was caddy oil
"Dashaway" which was found at the
residence of McAdams' father, and was
on hand to be put in evidence.
Joseph Speidel testified that he had
lost a caddy of tobacco from the front OF
his building, and identified the caddy as
of the same brand. He did not know
exactly when it was taken, but missed
il about four to six days ago. 1t was
worth 50 40. Did not know the defend
ant. Under Cross-eXaminatiOn he said
he had sold this brand in the city and
had received this class every two or
three weeks. He had exclusive control
of this tobacco in the city. lie knew OF
his own knowledge that the tobacco had
been placed in front OF his door.
Chief of Police Sweeney testified that
McAdams had told him that he had
bought the tobacco from his brother for
=. 50, and that he knew the tobacco
was stolen when he bought it.. He was
not along when the tobacco was recoy-
cred. Witness said the defendant told
him he bought the tobacco as much for
the purpose of getting his brother away
as anything else. He did not know from
whom the tobacco was taken.
Officer st. Myers knew defendant and
had gone after him with a search war
rant In the upper part OF the house
he had found chest locked, and pried
it open with hatchet. In it he found
portion of the tobacco. Then he
searched the cellar and found other
goods, as described in Yesterdays REG
IsTER.
Officer Davis had been at the house
when the goods were recovered. lie
conversed with the defendant in the
lookup and he told him he had given
=. 80 for part OF the tobacco and knew 1t
was stolen. He said his brother was n
bad boy and he gave him money more
IN get him away than for the tobacco.
Witness had seen the tobacco recovered
and described the finding OF them. The
defendant had told the witness that he
did not know from whom Morris had
stolen the tobacco.
This closed the testimony, and the
Justice held the accused in the sum OF
5000, which had not been furnished at
last accounts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Stnenrod-Updegraf.

AtS:SO o'clock, Yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Lou Stcenrod and Miss Ella, daugh-
ter of the late Israel Updesrati, were
married at II. Matthews Church, IN
the presence Of 4 large number OF friends
and relatives. MeSSrs. sam. Patterson
and FL. Pierson acted as uShers, and
the bridal pair was preceded 10y Miss
Ellie Updegrair and McClurg Hayes, Of
Pittsburgh, i'm the capacity OF
attendants. The bride was clad
i'm travelling costume, and carried herself
with grace and dignity, making the re-
sponses in a clear and composed voice.
Prof. Hermann played the Lohengrin
Wedding March, and at the close oil the
ceremony, 1t. Matthews choir sang an
anthem beginning "Deign this union To
approve" during which the bridal party
passed from the church.
After short time spent at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, on Six
teenth street, Mr.. and Mrs. SteenrOd
TODD the Pan Handle train Tor the East.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
I,actnre by DR.. George.

A large and appreciative audience
gathered ut the Fourth Street NJ T..
Church, last evening, TO hear the lecture
by DIR. 4. c. George, the former pastor
OF that church, and now OF Parkersburg,
which was previously announced IN
these columns, on the suggestive topic,
Facing Both Ways"
DIR. Georges reputation as a lecturer
is ALWAYS sufficient TO attract a good au-
dience, but the subject chosen for this
occasion seemed to strike all who are ac-
quainted with his peculiar style and
penchant for dissecting character as
one that opened an unusually fair
field for the exercise OF his genius.
Ii was even more suggestive in this d.
rection than his popular lecture on
"What will Mrs. Grundy say" Hence
an unusual curiosity was aroused TO hear
what the eminent divine would have to
say about this dOuble-faced individual.
But he had something to say which
his audience "wOt not o." Nor did
anv of them anticipate him. He GER
tainlv led them by way they knew
not. and doubtless defeated the pro-
phcsies and expectations OF every one
as to the character of the lecture.
He carried them back to the past
10 look into the various phases OF human
experience, and coming back to the
present, portrayed in his own inimita6le
English the influences and agencies
which have been and are at work in
moulding life and destiny.
We will not attempt synopsis OF the
lecture rs, like all public efforts OF the
speaker. the matter was SO logically and
ornately woven together that to dissect
il or separate its parts would destroy
the force OF the whole. lie held the
closest attention of the audience through
out, and better than that, put n right
snug little sum into the treasury of the
Society, for whose benefit he lectured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last night 10 feet inches, with
prospects OF big rise.
Down Yesterday: The. Graham, Tor
Cincinnati; Ragon, Matamoras; Wei
come, St. Mary's; Diurnal, Parkers-
burgh; Telegram, Darlington; fhaeton,
Sistersville.
Up: O'Neal, Steubenville; Bachelor,
Buckeye State and Chancellor, Pitts
burgh.
The two fast boats that citizens OF
Wheeling are proposing to put on the
trade between that city and Bellalre have
not vet been seen at our wharf.-Belidlrs
Independent.
The Emma Graham on her last trip
up made the run from Wheeling in l3i
hours, and from Rochester in I hours
and 10 minutes.-PdtS. COm.Gdl.
The steamer Carrie left New Orleans
for the Ohio with five hundred barrels
of molasses and one thousand hogsheads
sugar.
PIrrsBURG, December ll.-Riyer o feet
: inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool. Monongahela and Allegheny
both rising above; at Parker the latter Is
S feet and rising.
CINCINNATI, December ll.-River Is
feet and rising. Weather cloudy. Ar
rived-Clifton, st. Louis. Departed
Katie Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Thomas
Williams and tow, Memphis.
CAIRO. December l1.-Arrived-Clty
of Alton, st. Louis; Fawn, Evansville;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Golddust,
Vicksburg. Departed-Baker, Fawn,
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Golddust,
81. Louis. River u feet IL inches and
rising. Weather clear; thermometer 80.
VICKsBURG, December ll.-Weather
clear: thermometer II. River risen q
inches. Down-Future CITY. Laura
Davis, City of Yazoo. Up-Dick Full
ton.
ST. LOUIS. December ll.-Arrived-
Grand Lake No and My Choice, Cairo;
st. Geuevieve, Memphis. Departed
Maude. Nicksburg; Centennial, New
Orleans; Polar Star, Tennessee river,
River - feet | inch by the gauge.
Weather clear and cold. The keokuk
Northern Line has withdrawn its boats,
and navigation on the Upper Mlssisslp'
pi is virtually closed; also in the Mis-
/ souri, river.
LOUISVILLE, December ll.-River ris
ing slowly, with 9 feet 6 inches IN the
| canal: ; feet inches in the chute on
the falls. Business good. Weather
cloudy and cold Arrived and de
parted-Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati &c
! New Orleans; Cons. Millar, Cincinnati
to Memphis; Charley Bowen and tow
for Pomeroy. The Pittsburgh and st
Louis packet steamer Alice, in attempt
/ ing to descend the falls, at 3 O'Clock thi,
afternoon, grounded on the left hand
reef opposite the site OF the old mill
She has big trip on board and lays
straight with the current, and has not
taken any water. Capt. Pink Narblt
was at the wheel. The Andy Fulton
has gone to her assistance with barge
| TO tighten her off.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
The Ornhans, Festival.

The continued success of the fair and
festival at Washington Hall for the
benefit of the Wheeling Hospital and
Orphan Asylum has induced the mana
gers to continue it tonight and to-mor-
row night and to lower the price OF adj
mission to ten cents. Tonight some
thing unusual will probably transPirc.
The Bishop will extend an invitation TO
Miss Mary Anderson and DIR. and Mrs.
Griffin, her father and mother,
and as they are members OF the
Roman church it is quite likely
they will attend after the Performance.
The hall last night was iull 10 reple-
ton, and the festival enjoyed n thorough
boom. The fancy and refreshment
tables drove a thriving trade, and the
supper tables were crowded all evening.
The toy and jewelry table furnished
Christmas presents for many, and will
be replenished for the continuance.
The contest for the Storm painting,
"The Holy Family" closed at
10 o'clock and the money was
counted. Mrs. Clary had S204.22
Mrs. Moran had S25l.35 and was the
successful candidate. The picture net
ted the handsome sum OF S455.57 and
was a great financial success.
The watch contest between Captain
Ed. Tate and Mr. T. s. Casey is waxing
interesting and large sum will be the
result
There are numerous other candidates,
for various articles, who are busily
working up their votes. Miss Helen
Devries is gaining many votes fora hand
some doll and cradle, her pretty face
and manner proving irresistible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Weather Indications,

WASHINGTON, December l., / a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
and Upper Lakes, falling preceded III
tine eastern portions by rising barome-
ter, colder northwest winds, becoming
variable and later shifting to east or
south, generally clear weather, ami iol
lowed by slowly rising temperature.
For the Lakes. higher pressure west
winds aud colder partly CLOUDY weather
followed in the western portion by lall-
ING barometer and variable winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
inTS.
COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at q A. VI.
j. Il. Gray was appointed administrra-
tor of the estate OF Susan McAdams, de-
ceased. Bond 500, with George Me-
Adams surety.
Adjourned until "a. NJ. to-day.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
James Flynn, drunk, was fined - and
costs, and execution was suspended at
cost of the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December l.-Wheat-Un-
settled and generally lower; No. 9 red
winter 81 3; No. = Chicago spring
81 29Ggl 29!cash; 81 20! seller Decem-
Der; 81 30i seller January; 81 32!CGl 32t
seller February; sail 81 29iGl S24
for seller January; 81 30lG9l 33l seller
February; No. 3, 81 II; rejected &c.
Corn-Unsettled and generally lower at
Ale cash; 4l.c seller January; 4lIc
seller February; 47lc seller May; sales
at 4Gs64Sic seller May; rejected $50.
Oats-Heavy at Sale cash; safe seller
January; 35lc seller February; 39lc
seller May. Rye-Stcady and firm at
zoe. Barley-Easier at SSc. Timothy
Seed-S2 45a2 CO. Flax Seed-Prime
81 A.. Pork-Active, but lower and I'M
settled Mt Sl3 90 cash; II 75GBll So
seller December; Sl3 02l6@l3 % sell
Ter January; Sl3 25tGl3 p! seller Feb
ruarv. Lard - Active but lower at
81 - cash; s. % seller January;
81 62I seller February. Bulk Meats
Dull but lower at - 4j(a6 5jCd6 10.
Whisky Steady and unchanged at
81 u.
fnllhuelDulh
PHILADELPHIA, December ll.-Flour
Fairly active; Minnesota extra fami-
". medium, 81 80; good s. 70; choice
81 90; fancy s. l2l@7 %; Minnesota
patent process IS 20(aS 80. Rye Flour
Firm at 81 80. Wheat-Unsettled; re-
iected, on track, 81 10; No. , red eleva-
tor, 81 So; No. red seller December
81 5ji bid, 81 50 asked; seller January
Il 5Gs bid, 81 81 asked; seller February
81 IS bid, 81 % asked. Comm good
demand; old mixed on track 81 4(G62c:
new do. colo: sail mixed, seller Deem
Der, 90 lc bid, csc asked; seller January
G2Ic bid, G3lc asked; seller February
63.c bid. csc asked Oats-In good
demand; rejected 46c; mixed 47c; white
4SIG5lc. Professionalism. Mess
Beef-At SO %. Mess Pork-At Sl4 20.
Hams Smoked lOCallc; picked $50
&C. Lard-At S!@Slc. Butter-Dull;
creamery extra at SEA 34c; New York
State and Bradford county Pa extra,
2qG3lc; Western Reserve extra go
pc. Eggs-Steady; western at 20(a32Sc.
Cheese-Firm; creamery l2!G1l3c; good
1l@l2c. Petroleum-Nominal; refined
SEC WhiskY-Firm; western at 81 ID.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, December ll.-Sugar
Quiet and weak; inferior 4lCg5c;
common to good common, 5iG5ic; fair
to fully fair &c; prime TO choice 7Ca7ic;
yellow clarified 7!Cd5ic. Molasses
Active and firm; high common
24G27c; centrifugal 25Cg32c; fair goa
50; prime to choice 33CG39c. Rice
Outlet; Louisiana ordinary to choice 81
@7lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Alleged Thief Arrested.

On Monday, about noon, 4 set OF
buggy harness was stolen from MIR.
Isaiah Warren's stable. Yesterday
afternoon Officers Davis and II. Meyers
arrested Len Reynolds at his house on
EoF street. between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth, and charged him with
being the thief. He was locked mp for
safe Keeping. The harness was sold To
a couutrvmau out the pike and will most
likely be- recovered. Officer McCully
was sent after it but failed, so
far 10 find it. Officer Davis worked the
case mp, having discovered man who
saw REYNOLDS with it. The police claim
the evidence against him is conclusive
and conVicting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
The steubenviIle Furnace.

Last Evening Herald.
The upper furnace turned out - tons
of iron on Wednesday, aud st to-day.
The telegram in some morning papers
states that negotiationsare pending for 4
lease of the furnace to 4 gentleman from
Reading, Pa. There is stranger IN the
city who made some advances To tins
end. but he has made no definite propo-
sutton, nor is it likely that any would be
accepted. The company could long ago
have leased their works to the Edgar
Thompson steel works and other parties,
had they so desired, but they have no
idea of doing anything of the kind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
"Social Union. "

The ladies Of the Fourth Street NJ. f..
Church are preparing one OF their en-
ioyablr "Sncial Unions or entertain
mcuts. for next Thursday, the 18th
inst. As this will be near the holidays,
the entertainment will partakc some
what of holiday affair. There Will be
dolls and TOYS for the little folks, 4 fine
supper and refreshments for the big
folks. and musical and literary treat
for all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Personal.

Mr.. Albert :. Harden and bride ar
rived in the city last night from the
Fast, and are stopping at the residence
of Mrs. III. Harden, on Fifteenth street.
Among the arrivals at the New Me
Lure, yesterday, We're j. q. Richie,
Wheeling and Washington Il. r.; w.
C. Murdoch, Parkesburg; Theo. $.
Ransom, Boston; K. w. Shipman, Pitts
burgh; J. NJ. Conroy, Allegheny, Pa. /;
Geo. A. French, New York NJ. Maxan,
Cincinnati; T. G. Smith, Parkersburg;
W. A. Barry, West Alexander, Pa; Alex.
Sweeney, SteubenviIle; NJ. A. Goddard,
GAINESVILLE, o.; ID. p. Keer, New York /;
F. c. Merriam, Akron, O.; J.. w. Morris
and wife, Flushing, q.
John Mckee, poet and statesman,
visited the North school building while
in "Glass City" and spat tobacco juice
on the floor and piano to such an extent
that his size was all that prevented Mr..
Matlack from bOoting the tobacco chew
ing poet and observation-disclosures
Gazette
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12

To the yolks OF SIX eggs, well beaten,
add two cup of sugar, three-fourths cup
butter, one cup sweet milk; beat this
light; then add three cups flour having
i'm it one measure "Banner" Baking
Powder whites OF four eggs; stir gently;
CRATE one-half Of a large orange into this
batter; bake in layers in jelly cake pans.
For the lcing-Beat the two remain
ing whites stiff, adding one pound pull
verified sugar, and the other half orange
grated; when cold spread each layer
with the icing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
MILWAUKEE,.
LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, December ll.-Cattle
Receipts for the last three days 029
head of through and 1859 head OF yard
stock. The supply for this weeks mar
ket has been good, with a like demand,
especially for good, which brought an
advance over last week ola full quarter,
while common 10 medium grades were
only lOG3l5c. At the present writing
we have three or four loads OF extra, 6c
being asked, and remain unsold. Prices
run about as follows: Good 10 prime
81 SOFAS %; medium s. 75CG4 90; com.
mon s. OOG3 80. Sales for three days
2,0Sl head.
Hogs-Receipts for days II, 800 head !;
Workers 81 5O@4 60; Philadelphias 81 20
as 90.
Sheep-Receipts for three days $500
head. Selling slow at 50 0OCa)5 90 for
common TO extra.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December'll.-Thc Drouers
Journal reports hog receipts As, 900 head I:
shipments | 900 head. Market opened
dull and l5c lower; ruled dull; mixed
packing - 1904 65; choice - 55(dI 70;
light bacon - 25GI4 80.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments $50 head. Best grades firm at
s. OOGG5 81 common 10 good slow, ut
3 5OCG4 90; butchers demand fair and
market firm; cows and heifers ~ 75(B
3 %; bulls 81 0OCd,4 90; Kansas and
Texas g 30; feeders and stockers firm
at - 50Cd3 50.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head shipments
500 head. Good demand and full prices,
all sold at s. 50a5 90.
New York.
NEW York, December ll.-Beeves-
Receipts 1870 head. No business in the
cattle wards. Dressed beef dull at 5Ca)
&c for Texas and Colorado sides and 6lCa)
7Ic for native; shipments 200 quarters.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head. Market
quiet for ordinary 10 fair, with brisk
competition for Christmas stock, OF
which the show was excellent; common
to good sheep 4G15c; prime and extra 5!
G5Ic, with carload OF Kentucky sheep,
1872 lbs, at 6ic; one carload SouthdOwn
wethers, ia lbs, at &c; 100 prize long
wooded Ohio sheep, 2l0 lbs, at 767tc;
lambs at 5(96lc. Shipments 23O car
cases.
Receipts 1900 head. None Of
fered alive; nOminally steady at - 500
4 %.
Cincinnati.
CISCISyA1I, December ll.-Ifogs
Steady; common s. S0td4 -; light
- 20ld4 50: packing - G0ld)I 50;
butchers - S0(d4 90. Receipts 300
head. Shipments 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Masonic.

At regular stated communication OF
Nelson Lodge No. 40, Ancient, Free and
Accepted Masons, held in Masonic Tenn
pie, last evening, the following named
brethren were elected TO serve in the re-
spective offices, for the ensuing Masonic
wear: j. Elwood Hughes, Worshiptul
Master; w. X. Isham, Senior Warden
James w. White, Junior Warden; Ben
iamin Fisher, Treasurer; James
Wheeler, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12

al was dragged down with debt, pow
ertv and suffering for years, caused by a
sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did them no good. was COM
pletelv discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice OF my pastor, procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use,
and in one month We were all well, and
none OF us have seen a sick day since,
and | want to say to all poor men, you
can keep your families well year with
Hon Bitters for less than one doctor
visit will cost you, know it.
4 WORKINGMAN."
Iaughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
AGENTS Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, December IL. - Cotton
goods in steady demand and firm. Sew
eral additional makes Of bleached shirt
ings are advanced. Quilts and piques
in active demand. Prints quiet and
firm. Albion and Simpsons prints are
advanced g.. Ginghams and dress goods
in fair request Mems woolens moving
freely on account Of back orders, and
hannels in good demand and firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
Remember,

That desirable piece Of property known
as the STEELE place will be sold to the
highest bidder at the front door OF the
Court House on Saturday, the 18th, at
10 o'clock. The property contains 80
acres. running from the National Road
to the Creek, : miles east OF the city,
and is one OF the best locations in the
county for country homes or gardening
purpOSes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-12
1llbrelin9 8e9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Clairvoydnt-Mrs.J eaunettc vi. stan
ley.
Friends of It. Matthews Church.
Trustees Sale of Island Property.
OHul-tjco. III. Parks.
For incinnatl-Steamer ~. Law
renee.
English Lutheran Sunday school Ex-
hibitiOn.
Christmas Social and Bazaar - Re
formed Episcopal Church.
Commissioners Sale.
Holiday Goods at Auction in BellaIre.
10. o. +. Funeral Notice.
Fair ami Festival Continued.