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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-08
GENERAL HoTiCps
PROPOSALS

~
:, WI. be received n, the ofIitruf
nc WORKS 81 The City of WhIrli"," =, k.a,i d
4: w., OF MONDAY. July 10 i IL n.y." ~ b Vi.
sewer and Constructing Gn,t~t ,E bG.!g,
Mater from ralo Alto mud 81 cbW.,, nOi1
1--WE vvemth street. nccoilIng to plS%' ~, Sr,S
, ,n.n, on ne ~ illc office o. the ISa,I IVA
tee,'Ss ihe fiIht To rr!ec! ANY AMI 4, y. !,
hn o,, SmtA ~ ne hAme Of the surely =, IVY.
W o"eted Tor The faithful fnlGllmro,T ga ~
.. a. GALLlGAS, CLERK. ~ BAIRD, lfnLle
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DEEss Goods at great bargains TO close up
the season. They must be sold i
~ GE0. G. Roru
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
r, sa!ed proposals. will he received att,
1iGiHk oillcc Of The county N Mi, ~ Ne GGs
,n'uce on Printing until MonISs H. " h,r 60
J.. ior ~ hitting the FInanCIsIjsi,ssal q i. !
eonh.y ior The fiscal year ending ~ S.sa,,iAisql
one Week. Copy Of saIi ,lAirmspi ' ~, y.ls 4
,ne oillce o. the lnInl Of C"nmSi,..II e u {
county OF Ohio, The COMMITTEE WV 70
y dsg2ls ai and all bids ROEf i n%,g S't
~, W. Va, '"''''IS'OhrN 0iGhaC,,
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MRsHS. TgIMnLE & LUTz have been awarded
the contracts for putting in the plumbIng
and heating apparatus for the Guernsey
County lndrmsry At Cambridge, Ohio.
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TOR SALE.
CALE OF ACCOIlNTS

SALE OF ACCOUNTS.
ig ehancery in the cIrnt Cont Of OiIoto:rl
W. II. Robinson and Others
VIZ.
ChaFles d. J. Blngcll and Oihcn.
~ virtue Of al order made rs the Cipn;, &c.
OF Ohio county, OIL the 81 day Gi lime IL. ks
ABOVE entitled Ca,l>r, tn, Undersigned P,,I,
VIII. on SATURDAY. JrLYlj. M, nqpr,a!s
NJ III OF clock 4. n. pnCr,i 10 sell the un,s.,..s
accounts due 10 the Trims Of Houston 4 Ilnnlt.l
ShaIles d. }. lIlncPll being the sane rrI,slc! !
inc Court End Ordrfr'l to h. odd. ANY tIrSS
string 10 see n list Of tAid accounts al, do Y h
calling Oh the undersigned. Alkt Of aid nrD,.S
VIII be exhibited on tie day Of Xslc. Terts
sac. cash. l. il. LIST. Krrira
JeT 1910 NaIn s,,-,
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n.WlNE oE cARpUIn cllrr. irrcr,,l,.

Nov is the time to buy your Dry Goods
Clearing out sale at Geo. g. Roth's. IS
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4 SURE cure for impoverished blood, PIN.
plies and &illow complexion, is Browns Iron
Bi,tera. II will produce Il healthy color,
smooth skin, and is absolutely no. injurious
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-08

Sss foRK, JnlyiI-Noncy 2pS per cent. Prime
mercantile paper lkSa6 per csut. Sterling TX.
change bante:. bills steady Of 81 SEQ demand
slS. AtIEr '.rra.fEtaf .a..I..7I =. ..,T| nv
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MYERS COMBINATION iiEATE
1i1and Filterrr iGr purifying Wlitr iOr ala
boilen. MYERS Il GLASS NiSGTh
GS 1hlfty.liRt stIrti. Nhtclns III
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PSORIASIS.

PSORIA
II. E. Carpenter. Esq.,, Henderson. n. Y. curci,
Of Psoriasis or Lcprosy Of twenty yeats stand.
lug by the Cnticura RcsOvent blood purifier in.
tetnnliy; Rud Cuiicurn aud Cuticum Soap cxter.
ilaliy Inc most wonderful case oil record. Cure
incnt citizens All afflicted with itching and tcaly
diseases Should SEND for this Testimonial On mi
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COMPOSED Of the bes. known tonics, iron
and cinchona, with well known aromatics, Is
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t cures indigestion,
and Nil kindred troubles.
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CHICAGO. July THE Drorer's Journal rerorts
Wigs h9ss-EsSe!pts 200 head: shipments 500 head,
very poor mixed s. SOS Is: heavy q sess S ~. iis
S. eOaS IS: skiJs S. 5Oa7 co. wac eV' iis''
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The Volinic Belt Co.. Mnrshuil, Mich will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro. Vo, Gi
Belts and Electric APPLIANCES on triai 'G for
thirty days to men (y0HNg or oldl who aro
afflicted viii. Nervous Debility, L6s, v;t,i;, IT,
ana Manha9d, and kindred! iroublrs ynsrnE
I"rsnS speedy aud complete restoration ~" 'nf
i.a,ih and .HanlS YiRnr. Address M ,bnv ~
y Snr!.k Is incurred, as thirty ,iavs;
: =. .''''' :. -. ~ : : : ~ 70 NJ 1-TsSW
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FOR SALE,

FOE SALE-TIlE STOCK .ync,.,,
M VIII Of a well equipped Jub ir;, ~" wv.
lhE city, or would seIl material h iH's.lg O1r
lGrlhtf particulars cnpulir nj t1Sn sS s'at ID
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,I,,L.IMHNE, July I.-Flour active. Wheat we,,.
~; august 81 l9jsal Iyt,c; Ssplymlssry iSI;If
NJ! .; sistaaSe: August sGzasIC: September Sass.
4es = 2@il 9e. Corn, western higher: mixed sSo,
Sais h'i,er and mwoster while G3aGir: mixe
quiet, ftoSis!ons INN with nj upward ,en,icnrES.
mf.' FORK 81 2haas IS: bulk meats shoulders ard
siear tib Sides packed $40 7isll co. bacon, sonldess
~ TO- gear rt1 sides els rs; hams SIS SniI6Co
iLr9, 1Sihed sla3. Bntter quiet: western nscE
ed lis:Sc: Creamery 2Ja2Tc. Ergy active ami Gt,n
AZ nc Petroleum lower and dull: refined r. f,oii.a
nth ~ S4c, S'iVar easier: a soft We. eWbistv
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DDcToR BILL are abominablc and not need.
cd IN k;dhey and liver affections, as pgEli.i
and MASAIiS will cjl.c them,
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To Whom Il May Concern: u,,,,I6
That We had the Myen 4 tie, lgAHir . i
tercr nj uchcd 10 our boiler. and lti' "1"'-
the heavy Stailr from our lS'iItrS !, r,Iorl
Manager JrlcrNil lHs H w.
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Best Dress Ginghams reduced from l5c TO
'oc, TO close themout liEo G. RoTIl.
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TIE PRESS PICNIC.
Some AcknOwlals on Hclinlr Of
the EcrNl rrrhs

| OH bcnulI O
the Local Trrss
The State Press Association has come AM
gone. Their sojourn in the city is believed Il
have been enjoyable and the local press fee
that they are indebted for this. fact to the
prominent citizens who SO generously anG
thoughtiully co-operated with them in ell
tertiining their visitors. At the brief hus
ness meeting after the banquet Thursday
night, series of resolutions were adopted
OF which the following is n copy:
70 The Hest Virginia PrcJs association
Your committee heretofore appointed, to
draft resolutions expressive OF the scn,i
ments Of this organization respectfully sub
nit the following report:
Re il rcSOircd: First-.That that this Asso.
citation urges upon every newspaper man in
the State the necessity participating In its
| deliberations.
Second.--Tlat the Association tenders its
| thanks 10 the members OF the Wheeling
press and the business men OF the city, for
the kind and hospitable manner In which i,
has been entertained.
Third.-That Manager Reister OF the
Opera house is rendered our thanks for the
use OF the building for holding the meetings
| OF the organization.
Fourth, That the Association feel CRATE
iul to the proprietors OF lIorubrook's Park,
Seibert's Garden and the Elm Grove hail.
way Company, for courtesies extended TO It's
members
Fiith.-The Association regrets its inability 10
avail itself OF the Invitations proiIered by
Capt. Devries, Of the i. 4. O. Railroad COM
pany, Captain Seamon, of the Steamer Little
ANNA end the Wheeling y Belmont Bridge
Company, and tenders lis thank to the same.
Sixth.-Tlat Mr.. G. X. Ford, general pas.
senger agent OF the L. 4 Q. Il, r., is entitled
to our Trunks for courteses extended.
| Seventh.-That the Association tenders its
thanks 10 the President und officers for the
efficient manner in which they have con.
Quoted the Affairs Of the Association ior the
past year.
Eighth-That the enjoyment of the elegant
banquet prepared by our Wheeling brethren
is largely due to the superb music furnished
by Wheeling's celebrated Opera House or.
chestra.
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A. Is. CLARK.
n. n. llorrMAS,
II ITtrt.v,S

In addition 10 this, the local press desire to
express their gratitude ia an especial man.
ner to the gentlemen named, and to others.
The generosity Of Mr. seibert, the Island
florist, who furnished the elegant floral
pieces for the oanquet, is particularly worthy
Of mention, They were more elaborate,
abundant and tasteful than any ever seen in
the city on n similar occasion. The Opera
House Orchestra, which contributed its ser
vices for the occasion, also did much to make
the banquet the distinguished and memora.
BILE success II was pronounced. TO Manager
Reis,cr, OF the Opera House, who
extended the Use OF his house for the
business meetings, the member are also deep
~ indebted, aud 10 Mr.. Reymann, for the
Elm Grove cars and many conrtesies and fay
OTIS, they are under lustin2 obligations .lessrs.
Bedilon and Seibert, who entertained the
visitors SO royalty at their beautiful
places east Of the city, will always
be remembered With blindness, and to the cit.
liens in general who 80 promptly responded
to the call Of the Committee, they and their
fellow journalists extend their thanks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-08

"WiEE Of cARnuIn makes rosy
checks and clear compilations.
Sold BY Logan &Co.
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BARGAINS at Geo. q. lIoth's Best Caliooea
5lzc, best Dress Ginghams lOc, Good Lawns
Gi4c, best Lawns lOc, best Apron Ginghams
&c, TO close. GE0. G. R0rM.
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A SURE, positive cure for cos,iveness. Mas
..
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REDUCED from Sc TO 5lzc, best Culicoes, 10
0los0 them out. GEO. g. ROTM.
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NEVER forget that biliousneSs and consti.
patton are entirely durable with MASALIS.
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Qua hes. Lawn, reduced from l2l!c to lOc,
to close. Gro q. RorII.
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peinml, or diiaf!l! n'ens.rua,ion. I'll.
Sold by logan ( CO. "
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MOTHER DIED FP0N m

J. ". Adams, Newark. Ohio, says: "Cuticura
Remedies arr the greatest medicines on earth,
Had the worst case salt ieum In This county. Nv
mother had twenty years, and IN fact del from,
Ny arms breast and head were covered for three
years. which nothing relieved or cured until used
the Cuticura Resolycnl blood purIiier) Internally,
and Cutictira and Cuicra Soap externally,
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and CuTlcuRA SOAR externally and CurIcupA
Eks9LVafT internally Will positively cure every
sI,scies 1l huh,0r from common piniple TO scroi.
wa Price Of CuTIcuEA, small boxes. zoe. larre
6o1cs u. CuTiCuEA RESoLvEST. 81 per brliie.
Sold by all druggists ~
Depot WEEKS & POTTER, Es,on. Mass
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SALT RlIEU n.

DALI rNnEU IL.
Those who hive experienced the torrents of
salt Rhenm can appreciate the agonies / endured
10, yGars, ihtil cured By the Cuticura Resoiycn,
lDlood pnrliler) internally and Cu,icu,u and Gull
cura Soap externally. 80
Mrs. WM. PELLlNGTON. Sharon, Wis.
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TERRIBLE SKIN,HUMOR

=: \; Drake, Esq, Detroit. has recovered from
and hands, by using Cullcum i,csolyent fbI h
purified internally. and Cu;icurA and Cut.cI.ra
soap tthe great skin curcs externally. This i eooI
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BLhCK.DRaUGHT" cares dyspep-
tia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan & Co.
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THE usual merchants iancli ut thGNcM
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range OF the Their.
nlouleter, rs observedat Schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1851 1882
TAN. l2x. 3r.M.7PA ia. n. i2A.3 r.M.7r. y
Il 70 81 s. 81 81 IS
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NOT TO RE SNEEZeD an

NOT TO BE SNEEZED AT,
That pure. sweet, safe md effective American
d!stil@tion Of wI,ch.laSe, American pinr. CSusd"
" nprtgolN aud clover blossom, c4lled SaSrorI1's
KAD,oALCuEE for catarrh. a few doSes INSTANTLY
relieve the most violent tncezing, or head cold
stop NJ wsiery discharges from tho nose and eyes
cure headache and nervousness, and Danish All
treatment for 81. H'."' '''" ''' ''
Fragrant with healing bnlsamr cp,Icur, coon-
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WAsmIHGroS, ID. c., July s. | a. M.-For
Tennessee, Ohio Valley aud Lower Lake lie.
gions, partly cloudy weather with local
rains, sontherly winds, stationary or higher
triunpruturp
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SALE OF 7

~ pablsrs tilIN ''Nt'' II.
In the Circuit Court II Ohio C"aS'!
Sarah June Ray and other IN tlaihaNP
r& lion.
Alva N. Curtis and other.
In pursuance Of II decree, cGi' nj y 10
entitled cause on the lith d"y 81 Aps'Gt$
undersigned Special C0nml"l9hct WIN
lie Auction. OH The premises, on ,,yr,-
THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY GE ~,
Commencing al 10 O'clUck 4, w. VIC ..,'',i,t 4
known AZ the John Cults Fam. rG ,.n..5 -
acres, more OF les. said farm !, h .11Ss:f5I
heA,lwatcs Of tasilemA!l', EnN' u ~, IL
the junction o! the Wheeling. II I H., L1f
mac. and tho West Alexander al,a ,,Gr, IS
roads, hclng ~ miles from West AEIAl T. TIt, ~
mile. from West Liberty. The lan" ,I,riy4i',.
lies well, Is well watcrrIi. has on !, 'S's r.
fruit. Also good twosloTy hii,s , IITJ ~
barn and other outbullIiurS, WIN in.sJs,s= -
TEEAsoP SALE:-0nc.thiri6 a! ihr Ps' rs,t Is:
and rs much M0rr rs the pun i,as ~, "a 2
pay, In ctsl, nnd tho n.llHc ~ , ~" ne 81
nuaI iasiallmeula, With iat"nHl lTnIt r a.
N,le, the purchaser giving hi n9is i% m tat "a
Iaymea,i, secured byndcrd Oh JOSE
triy. Il rtmE Nc
icl!Traw Si'Nl" '"'' a,
The a,ove ,nlc Is ml,uulnrl mill jI H..
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MAMl,In
FOR RENT,
57@T7NTI715s -
JTOIl RENT,

That deslnDle dwelling corner r,.
msiSSi, newly pspentl and pnin,ci ~ u.
~ ihe Attest style. 9ipOms iaih re- ~. I
ioNsCssion NJ once. Lvul trAgrn,fS X ZIG
lehant. ApplytO 'S \ 20
IcIa DLul4Vu,
llC I'LQ
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riNASC,aL AND COMMERCIAL.


NJ
Sew ionE, JnlyiL-Noncy 2I3 per cent, Prime
mercantile paper ha6 per ceIt. Sterling TX
SIS. $3.50 '' 'N"' u y 20 e '' "'' :"
doyKnsAEsts-sttons and generally ,.a}t pei
cent higher l0.,Hrg IA '.'E
I. !. 6. extended. ..lOo!! Lehlsh Il wilkcs.-.li9
Us. g.. extended. 1901 ST. p.& s. @. dsts-..iit
Y. y. rs, cOuloin..ll U. T. houdJ Grs,s.... ll6t
y. Is. coup9ils"..ils3Slu l. Lana Chants. II "
Pacific e. Of '@.....i9 y. P.LnkIng fund".,N
s0lercd. I,1E.-57 vi r
RAILROAD BoSp,- Generally higher. d.
STAT. and arouS iof Tcnncs
set. H.ar.. #."."
Louisiana consola...- 7OIflvlrlnIa Gs........- 20
Missouri Ls.........l ~ Virginia coiisIls. et.
81 scpli...."..-.ll0 ira mat, coupJlls.. Coz
TcmcSsee G4."...... bGIiIvlrtnia ,lrietred..., ~
TcnnGeee e.. now. % sOhrrrd.
STocEG-Tllc market was strong to-day, nni dur.
Ing the Inst hour the highest prices vert gGncnllly
made. The feature OF the day was tho Hpfeamilcu
Of considerable volume OF orders for stocks IRON,
outsiders, which. together with the demand for
bonds looks like the beginning OF ielnrcstncni IN
July Incomes. Southwestern ana uraGgcr shares
were the particular features, the former being
iavorably Influenced by the large hnrrtIis aud puf.
chaSeS by capitalists prominently Identified with
the road. II sstated that tllno loans 10 consider
able amount have been negotiated on s0meof these
shares, which Indicates bull campaign In them.
Lake Shorc dCcllnud oil offerings by tho stny back
81 humber Of ihouSandsOl shares. The Pacific
Mall Steamship Company has ordered It's agents ia
Increase the fc for freight from Is Ia IS pcr cent
IN consequence Of tbs pruposel closius OF the
the East. ''rI7rI IL,
speecialilcs generally higher aud continued up.
waI'l, more In Rochester & Pittsburgh, which Is
illuminated by reports that The read had attracted
Inc attention OF several trunk line managers, and
that there was likely TO Nv soile competition for
conifOlOi the PROPERTY. Prices In solnr instances
are highest, yet made Oh current upward move.
nent IN the values.
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ITOR RENT.

FoK RENT
r, slore,tooin No. 1905 Main ,,.,
when completed will be one Ing VI,
si1ty-scven feet deep, with , SHhEA Il
rooms, each sixty.scven lei dss no lava.
Enquire Of ''"eH
Nn-0 JAS. L. Hip,s
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CuTICuRA.
CuTICuRA.
{ l1ttii(; llra
Blood Poisonings, ScrOl'ulous, VI
GERS and Itching Ilumors,
Assesses and Glandular
Swellinss.
LEADplISnNING

LEAD PU1SUNING.
Mr. Albert Kinssbury. Heenc, y. H., troubled
with bad hnnor on hands and neck caused By
lead poisoning (lles IaiIter.) Al times Il would
break OUT, crack open hnd the skin separate from
itching and singing Purchased your remedies:
used Cuttcura ResOrcnt lblool pu!Incr) utter.
Iaily. and CntlcGra and Cuiicnra Soap externally
anu III les than three months effected cump,ete
cure. and has not been troubled since Corrubor.
lted by DMllAtd Il Eo.icr urliyrlsLs knrnn Y III
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AMG imFlmn'., worth le}Es aud Ia. re.
49, ~ ;" "''"' Tao. q, RuriI,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-11

~ 49, 1
tho choir, wEereGpOh Rev. Green ascended the pull.
pit and for about an hour spoke Of the things be-
IOngingtO the Kingdom of God. Another song
by The choir, nd then the distributions Of gifts
we're commenced. The Misses Anna Mo and Sarah
Synsteby appeared on the platform, and with
their accustomed graceful manners, and pleasant,
audible voices pronounced the name OF each hap
py recipient. This being done we partook OF a
good supper, but were 90 hurried by the around
standing lady waters, whom we dared not but
obey, that 1t was wonder that we were not
chOked by the big pieces of cake we swallowed
Without time enough to masticate This over, we
had chat and then went home, some well pleased,
others thinking we might instead OF O sermon had
some comicals speeches and con ,equently better
time in general.
Your correspondent was also present at the
Christmas tree in Linden. The singing was fur
nshed BY the Lake Hanska choir. After SER
mon BY the presiding pastor, a speech was de.
ivered by Ole JOrgenson, in which he showed tho
ries beyond the grave might be represented by
natural objects. % for instance by such . nicely
decorated Christmas tree, so as 10 be better com
pretended by the small ones than in any other
way, and that this misunderstanding was practiced
by God himself when helnstrucIed our first par
ents in the Garden OF Eden After this speech sew.
,ra1 dozen of small children appeared one by one
in front Of the tree and recited something. tut As
we could not hear but very little OF it, we hardly
know what. According to the best OF our iudg-
inent it would look better for children as we'll a.
grown people to face the audience while
speaking, and not turn their backs to them AZ
these children did. The tree was very nicely
decorated with artificial flowers, giving credit TO
all concerned.
Mr.. Bergqui!, our music teacher, has purchased
an organ which he keepsin the thurch. ANON.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-11

MARRIED-In this city, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Wednes.
day evening, January 4th, 1882, by
Justice r. Fischer, J. J. Atkinson, of
Minneapolis. to Miss olga Rudolph OF
New Ulm.
Thus another of New Ulm's fair
daughters has been led to Hyman's
alter and made the wife of a worthy
man. The nuptial knot WAS tied in
the presence of number of relatives
and friends Of the contracting parties.
Very valuable presents arrived from
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Winona and
Mankato. Mine host and hostess done
the honors of the occasion, ably assist.
ed by the sisters of the happy bride,
and the guests speak in terms of high
praise of the voluptuousness of the re-
past set before them. Mr.. Atkinson,
the bridegroom, is a mill-wright by
profession, and last Summer built the
new Eagle Mill in this city. Still la
ter he has built roller mill at LIE
Sueur, which he has engaged to super.
intend until next spring, when he will
return with his bride to Minneapolis.
May their life's journey be upon bed
of roses.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-11
LAKE HANSKA WAITS,

Kristofer Janson spoke in Madelia
January 9th. Many Scandinavtans from in and
around Mem Ulm came to hear him,
While in Medelia the other day we had good
shake with Hans Rukke, who IL here from Fargo
on . visit to friends in Linden. His advice is
like that Of Greeley's: stGo west, young man.
We also had political shake with ex-senator
HelliEg.
Miss Mary Russell has been engaged to teach
the school Is Dist "a.
There was a social gathering 1t Andrew Bru-
delte's few evenings since, and all present had
s During the the roof
through the door. The anticipated fall, however,
GIG not occur although several Of the joists broke
but shelf on the wsll came tumblinR down, and
those OF % sitting Immediately below experienced
. heavy shower Of MIX. - Z.
Tuesday eysning, Dec. 9Th. " had . Christ.
mas tree In the church. a vast throng Of people
had gathered from III oetions; 90 many, indeed,
that each had 70 light for place to stand. The
performances were commenced BY song from
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-01-11
NEW ULM REVIEW, "WEDNESDAY; JANUARY ii, 1882

INsTAhLAT1oN-T The organization
of New Ulm Lodge No. 81, Sons Of
Herman, was perfected last Friday ev.
euing by the installation of the off,
GERS of the lodge. The ceremony was
performed by Messrs. j. G. Haupt, r.
Hammersbacher, Henry Weber and NJ.
Walter, Of St. Paul, grand officers Of
Sons of Herman of Minnesota. About
thirty members of the order from St.
Peter and other parts of the state took
part in the ceremonies. After the III.
stallation ceremonies were over the
lodge, accompanied by the visiting
members of the order, marched to I'm.
ion Hall, where a social dance had been
arranged In honor of the event. AL.
though the hall was comfortably we'll
filled, and the dance was success So.
cially, there were but comparatively
few outside of the lodge present from
New Ulm. The new lodge starts off
with good prospects OF soon becoming
one of the most influential bEefcjary
societies in the city.