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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

all probability have been preferred BY The
Chief. The REeIsrrR does not pretend to
justify the bringing Of the charges Is on
tae contrary lsprecates it but maintains
that if the alleged conservatcr Of the
morals Of the city had had the citY's purif-
cation in view be would not have
published four columns Of filth
against Officer BURSs and kept
up running FIRE on the Chief, when an
other officer was on trial No, he would
have gone to the Mayor and laid his
charges before him and demanded that
immediate steps be taken TO have the OH
Ger investigated or he would publish the
charges in the InselEgencer.
The public knows all these things Is
Well as the editor of the Inteligencer and
il can see through his motives at q glance
They know his motives cannot spring
from the pure and lofty purpose of purify
ing the morals Of the city or else he would
not have sat for two years on mis- tripod OF
observation and permitted without one
Sigh Of regret the notorious disregard OF
duty BY the former police force.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
A M1LLENSIAL PROPOSITION.

A correspondent sends the REGISTER q
scheme BY which all the differences of
labor and capital may be settled The
omission Of the writer's name bars the
communication from our columns, but we
take the liberty of giving the substance OF
the "mggestiOn" as our correspondent
modestly terms il, as follows:
Let the manufacturers and their work
men meet together and talk the matter
over. Let the two bodies be governed BY
sound rssGon and good Judgment; let the
manufacturers deal honestly with their
men and let the men candidlY state their
views to the manufacturers.
The writer has mo doubt that al this
trouble can be settled inside Of q week."
Neither have we. Nor will any sensible
person express the shadow Of a doubt on
the subject if this plan be followed to the
letter. 1t discounts in effectiveness any
cast iron labor law that Congress could
make or any scheme Of arbitration the par
ties themselves could sgree upon. 1t will
abolish the need Of the toilers of the earth
banding together in unions for protection
against capital, and it will obviste the
necessity of capital matchmaking for pro-
lection against labor. 1t will give the
labOrer plenty and the capitalist happiness,
Our anonymous correspondents scheme
will DO this and much more, Tor it resolves
itaelf into the simple proposition: Be HON
EST WITH EACH OTHER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

As West Virginia certificates have
lately been selling at liz and IA cents on
the dollar, having advanced Yearly ten
cents, under Wall street management, it
would seem that there is stili q CREST deal
of vitality in them, and tina, a. hope of
having this dec: ssddlsd upon West Vir-
giniA is far from dying away We refrain
at present from mentioning any person
or persons who are supposed to be very
instrumental in working upthe interests Of
the syndicate in this State, but we reprint
the advertisement in another column that
people may keep their eyes open, and be
ready to appreciate any developments that
msy be made further on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Consulting Her Father.
Ns,r York San.

Young Mr.. Charles q. Issdore Coshini
gin Of Harlem was plainly embarrassed
For some minutes be had rested unessily
in his chair. and Miss Smith, OF Ninth
street, near Second avenue, upon whom
he was calling, knew what was coming
or thought she did-snd her heart throbs
were as the ticking Of clock.
Miss Smith" he said feverishly, can
-er-sse your father for a moment OF
twoY'
my fatherT she repeated with blush
certainly, Mr.. Coshinigin," and, excusiug
herself she swept from the parlor.
Presently the old man came in, and, after
a short conversation with Mr.. Coshinigin,
he stepped to the door and summoned his
daughter.
1T is getting late" said Mr Coshinigin,
whose face was radiant, "and as | have q
long ride before me, think | will say good
night. Will l have the pleasure Of find
ing you home Wednesday evening, Miss
SMITH
Miss Smith bluahingly assured him that
he would, and young Mr.. CoshiniGin was
enroute for Harlem.
"Oh, papa, she began, did he and
then she stopped.
"You must ask nc questions" said the
old mar, and he smiled as he stroked his
daughters hair fondly. Mr.. Coshinigin
wanted to see me in regard to little mat,
ter which for the present must remain q
secret
Il know, papa" pleaded the girl but
you might give me just little hint OF
what it was -iust word, papa
"Oh, well" he replied, indulgently,
since you must know, Mr.. Coshiuigin
wanted to borrow five cents to get to Har,
lem with"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

OxE Of the best evidences Of the general
improvement Of business, is the condition
Of the insurance companies. They are al
making little money andtheir officers are
feeling prOportiOnately happy. This FIRST
cold snap may throw q temporary chill on
their pleasant frame Of mind, because it is
asserted that always with the FIRST spell Of
cold weather there is from one and half
TO two millions Of enereased losses, in the
country, but the causes for the increase
soon pass away and the normal condi-
ticn returns, so that the profits are again
in excess of losses
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

Tbs New York Sen expresses good
sound Democracy when it says When
the people OF the United S,stes, in NOysm-
Der, 1884. voted 10 put tie Republicans
out and the Democrats into poEsr in the
national Government did they mean to
have the change limited to the Presidency
the Cabinet, and the most prominent
places in the public service, or WAS it their
Wlsh to bring about q more radical and
thorough-gOing reform BY putting in new
men generality Il seems to rs they want
ed to leaven the whole lump With Demoe-
rscy.
I'VE are unable to see Why 9 Democrat
| Who seeks small office should be charae-
tsrizsd as an impudent spokesman any
more than Democrat who seeks a great
Office; or why either Of them should be sub
jeetsd to this reprOschtul sppellstiOn.
The Democrats want the Office BE-
sause they think they can serve the public
better than the Republicans.
IF they can, they should have the Office
II not the Republicans should be per
mitted to keep them.
"There is nothing in this notion at al
inconsistent With the frequently expressed
ide% Of President CLEVELAND that public
oficsis a public trust
IAN that the Democracy asks is that
whenever new trustee is to be appointed,
Democrat shall have the opportunity to
prove that he viii make q more competent
and faithfOl trustee than any Republican
that can be selected, or than any Mug,
wump."
Democrats are proud Of such an idea of
refo5n, and viii be prouder stiIl when it
ASs been fully carried out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

To Holders Of ytrGinia Deferred Certih-
Gates, commenly Known as sWsst Fir-
ginla Csrtsneates.S
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Of New York win, on and after the 10th OF
October. and until further notice, receive
on deposit the certificates issued by Vir-
GINA under the act Of 1871, to represent
the PARTON of her debt to be assumed BY
West Virgins, and the payment of which
certificates was deferred until 3 settlement
could be had between the two States. The
said company viii issue in exchange to
certificates its negotiable receipts, which
receipts have been placed on the list OF
the New York Stock Exchange. The re
csipts will be issued under an agree
ment between the First Na-
tional Bank of New York to
eether with such other holders of certif-
Gates as may participste) and the agents
of the movement now being conducted for
a settlement of that part Of the Virginia
debt represented By these certificates, and
which movement is explained in pamphlets
to be had on application to the under
signed.
]. 81. GoApBY and B. E. WGLGER,
l6 Exchange Place, New York.
q. C. FARNEsTocK.
Vice-Presidsnt First Natl Bank, n. Y
RICHARD IRWIN. JR.,
OfRichard Irwin & Co, Bankers, N Y.
]. C. MABEN,
Investment Broker, "a Broad St., NY.
N. B. Those who have heretofore OBJ
tanned the Trust Companys Autographed
receipts will now exchange them for the
steel-engrayed forms in accordance with
The rules of the New York Stock Ex-
change.-New York Evening Post
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
An Object Lesson.
Chica1o NstcI.

Papa, how do nations get into wa
with each otherY asked Tommy Sessonby
Sometimes one way, sometimes ano,h
er," said the father Now, there are Ger
many and SpsIn-they came near getting
into trouble because o Spanish mob took
down the German flag"
"No, my dear, put in Mrs. Seasonbyr
that wasn't the reason.
But, my darling, said Mr.. S, "don't
you suppose / know. You are mistaken.
That was the reason
mo, dearie. you are mistaken. 1t was
because the Germans"
mrs. Seasonby, say it was because"
"Peleg, you know better. You are only
trying to"
Madam, l don't understand that your
opinion was asked in this matter, any.
way"
"Well, / don't want my boy instructed
BY sn old iguoramus."
See here, you impudent-"
put down your cane, you old brute.
Don't You dare to bristle up to me, or
I'll send this rolling pin al Jour head, you
old"
"Never mind" interrupted Tommy. II
guess know how was begin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

A GOOD many Republicans and Mug
vumps have been very prOfuae in their ad-
vice to the New York Democracy, but the
Democrats show q very lsudabls determine
ton to run the canvass to suit themselves.
This is certainly the best course for q party
to pursue even it should sometimes fail in
elections by so doing, A party does not
enter into a campaign to please the op-
posite party, but to carry out its own prin-
eiples and please its own members.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
THr sditOr ofths Intslliasnr.r oanno,

THE editor ofths Inteligsncer cannot %
cape from the position he is in by evasion.
Neither Republicans nor Democrats are
solid in the support of the Chief Of Police
or any officer who may be guilty Of wrong
doing; on the contrary sll citizens, ire
spsctiye of party, want good local govern
ment aud win unite in maintaining it But
they want no persecution, threats or bull
DOING methods to accomplish that end
They want fair impartial trial without
prejudice on the part Of 9 public
print; they want charges brought
in the prOPe> way against
An officer, and not q runzing attack upon
him when no charges are preferred. We
have an exsmpls Of the effect of that
course. II it haS not been parssd the
charges against ths Mayor would NOT in
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

THR newly elected Gas Trustees organ
lied yesterday, and took charge Of the
Office and works They are men who
realize the responsibility imposed upon
them, and that efficiency in AL depart
msuts is Of the first and greatest import.
anee. They win move slowly and surely,
for. as practical and conscientious citizens,
they know any other course win be full Of
ruts and pitfalla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Troubles of a Courteous Reporter.


When sent ont to get q piece Of news !
always aim to be polite and courteous
The other day went to the synagogue on
Ferry street. This synagogue, it viii be
remembered, is attended By orthodox Jews,
who do not remove their head covering.
As entered i mechanically took my hat
of, and got halt way down the aisle be-
fore noticing my mistake. A few days
aGterWard had occasion to visit the syna
gogue on-South Pearl street This is OF,
tended BY modern Jews. My experience
at the orthodox temple was iresh in my
mind, and intent on doing the correct
thing, staksd into the neat house Of wor-
ship with my hat on. / had scarcely
crossed the threshold when Hebrew
promptly requested me to show proper re,
speesto the place and stand with uncovered
head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

VIZ thought Me-. DEPEw's GRANT-JoHS-
son letter in yesterdays RsGIsTER read ike
A romance. Now Mr.. JoHSsoS's secre-
tary, who is sin living, proves it from
stenographie notes. It looks Ike 9 des
perate, though silly attempt, to affect . few
votes in Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
TaURspaY. ocroRER &c. lssS.

As FHE only genuine Sonssrystors OF the
moralsof the city the working force Of our
esteemed contemporary present an "smoOs-
in" appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
DIED.

ZELLER-On Tuesdsy, 1t 6:s0 p m, PETER A.
ZELLER, In the e9th year OF bis age.
Funnal from his late residence, ia Fifteenth
street at 500 q. n to-day. The services viii take
place at 81. Alphousus church Interment at Mt
Calvary Cemetery. Friends Of the Eamily are In
Viied.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
o. |,

-sG our city ia slandered 10 the outside
world through the sgs ncy Of this paper. In
this he knows he lies The IntelHgenesrs
biased and garblsd reports have been
Efted by outside psP-rs, CONNECTED upon
and the comments reproduced BY it to
bolster up its position. The ambitious
editor Of the Intelligence is mostly respon-
Eibls for the vile reputation our good city
Is gaining abroad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Notice to Creditors.

mo The CREDITORS OF JAMES LfLk de-
IL CEASED.
In pur1uance Of 9 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county. West Virginia, made In cause there.
IN pending ID Enbjset Ibe real estate Of The said
Jan Is iSis 70 the payment Of his dsbts, Jon are
reoulr. q 10 present. your claims sgatnn The ssate
Of the si7 James u ie Tor adi1dicatton % Joseph
K PRnn, ermmissioEer, st his o15ce, No. 11Z0
county, Wesr Virginia, on or before TGfBoay, the
2fth cay II Etvsnber, lsG5.
wines. John W. Mitchell, e,erk q soid court,
'hl '-.A - : 1880 jN0. ". MITCHELL,
oclsoaHg 0sfk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Ladies, Attention.

HNHE UNDEkSI6EkD BEHb ~ ANNUVTu
that abe has added
0TANGPING
To her millinery business. ! have tho Iarr,a
Assortm emit OF the Finest Patterns 10 be ietii
anywhere. Ladies arc invited 70 oall and zee tA,s
New dssians viii constantly b added 10 ny ist
Tanning oil Tor past fsvoi., heps % merit ysu
suiSh foks Main Street. wheeling. ". Il
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Tax Notice.

OFFIcE OF CItY COLLECTOR. PUBLIC BuILDISG, /
WHEELING, October 18th, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that toe city tax bills for
1855 are noE ready, and will be due and pay anle
ON the trst Monday in November. ALI persons
who shall pay all their taxes on or before the hTst
day Of December viii b entitled to adiscount OF
Ter cent on city tax. AL tar on cal estate not
raid within thirty days after the same thsll have
become due aud payable, shall bear interest from
and after the eI piraon Of such thirty days az Il
ocisra NJ c. CRAWFORD, City Collector.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

Ii the willy editor OF the Intslhgeneer
hopes to avoid bearing the consequences
of the outrageous and expensive political
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

T9OARD AND ROOMS AT Mk5, y b fOk.
E ts1is, cornsr Fourteenth and chaptna stresth
ansh
csTxApY AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
~ EVEN "a 4 few eood men. Address, ANGUS,
6ATkElL a CO, 0dd Fellows' Building, Wheel
ing, w. Va. %
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PATTY
~ wanted In this District, to control extluEiyely
the ala Of our Goods patented. The merit oil the
eoods Is proven, and has no composition Favorable
Conditions 10 the right party. Address for par
ticulars, STANDARD LIQUID COFFEE Co, NO
los Wafer street, New lork. ccZzr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

stirred up under the thin
investigation" he is not as
he is willy. He begs the
before him by the REGISTER
ge in a blustsrirg accusation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22

This Fall we add stock line Of Childrens Bison
and Trcot Dresses well made and stylish.
Our stock of Mems Ladies and Chdren's Camels Hair
UNDERWEAR Is now full. and selections can be made at
present satisfactorily than later in the season
Beaded Goods Laces Passementerles, Embroderes, in
great prousion.
We open to-day Blankets, Comforts, FlanneIs Table
Damasks Napkins, Towes-all in choice styles and quality
We repeat the invitation the ladies call and
inc, especially our
Seal Skin Sacques,
Newmarlxets.
Short Dolmans,
Silks and Velvets,
Wool Dress Goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
Our Dress Goods Department

Is now repee with the Choice Velvets and Silks Rha
Danes Merveeux Jerseys, Surahs, French Wool Bouces
by the yard and in combination, Bison Cloths India
Cashmeres, Home Spuns, Basket Cloths, Shawl
Suits. &C., and c:mplete stock of Trim
mings to suit goods including
FEATHER AND FUR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-22
LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
Excelsior Baking PoWda'

which Contains no ALUA
other fstuFi0us ingredient. -
Bee thot our aAdfeSs IN Or
box or label Address ali ora
LOGAN % o."
lPropsistsrs and Manufacturer "
sass..su y Lssn. Lit 4 O., WAssh0b
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21
PERSONAL.

J. b. Graves departed for Cleveland, o.,
yesterday.
VII. Brace, father Of Lloyd Breeze, is
IA the city.
G.. c. MouIton. Of Muskegon. WAS IN the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. d. f. Barnes returned to Cold
water yesterday.
Geo. ". Feldnsr mas gone TO Indiana upon
a four-wesSs' trip.
Al. Waesler. Of Lndingtou. WAS regis
tered az Sweet yesterday.
f. J. CarrelI. Of the arn of Carrsu &
Fisher. Of DOrr. was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. l.. NJ Boise went - Albion yesterday
10 attend she State Temperance Convention.
VIII Horuer. the artist. Is contemplating
another European trip to continue art
Studies.
). {. Moore president of the Grand Rap
IDS Furniture Co. II expected home from the
East to morrow.
Mrs.. Jas. sheldon, Il Albion. snd Mrs T.
T. ChaFleSworth. OF Detroit, are visiting Mrs.
Rev. IA. NJ. Joy
ar. George Luther. of Milwaukee. for
ulerlv of shis city. viii spend Decoration Day
with ne parents here.
r. n. Goebel h.s rented his bay View cot
ta1a 10 Mrs. Mary Ihomfson. of this city,
for the coming season.
- H. Foote. who has been confined 20
the house a long time By sickness. ws= seen
on Monroe street yesterday.
AE. Gregory has resixne.l his position in
the Office Of the Nast.r Mechanic Of the e..
r. q T.. and gone 81 81 PsnL. MINI.
Nes=rs- Spicsr. Morgan Atwood. Mason
and others. ~ the DetreiE. Grand Haven 3
Nuwsnsee railway. are 80 The city.
NJ. y. q. StBdley and family have gone
- Chicago. ~ vizit relatives, and Mr.. stud
lev has gone East. on a Business trip.
rev y A. Evsrts and wife, ~ Dorr, psss-
~ throrzh tle citY yesterday. on tneir way
81 visit saeir soa. ~hs lives near NewayEo-
Prsf. Strnnr has acceute.i the posinou -
Professor - Chemistry and Physical Sci-
eBcs. in the Stafe Nornasl Sehcoi- ~ fpsi-
lantf
Mss Gene A. c7Eiith hsr eni4hesi ber course
Of sf-adies IL Prof. SvFpnseerxs Business
College and rsFursaed % her hs,nae, New ia
ven. Conn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21
o. W. PETTlT'S GROCERY HOUSE
Matters OF Interest TO Seekers After
Heaith-Health Foods.

A TKIEGaAM reporter yesterday called into
the grocery store of Mr. o. ". Petit, at -
Lyon street. aud found him busily engaged
looking after the interests of his customers.
Mr.. Petit has been a resident of this city
for nearly four years past, and on the 18th OF
November last purchased the grocery stock
of H. G.. Winzor, and at once put In very
complete stock of fresh family groceries, and
has since succeeded IN largely increasing his
trade, by selling only good articles, and by
courteous treatment Of his customers. He h
not novice IN the business by any means,
having had an extensive experience and, con-
sequently, he knows how and when TO buy
the best goods In the market. He carries a
very choice stock of family and staple gro
ceries, aud besides buys and sells country
produce. Mr.. Petit makes a speciality of
handling the Battle Greek Sanitarium Health
Foods, including Granola, Gluten Food, In
fants' Food, Wheat Grits etc, and this
Is fact of especial importance
TO those who desire healthful articles of food.
With the prospect of a sickly season before
Us it is a matter of the first importance that
the people use the most healthful articles of
diet, and these can be found III these health
foods. Those who have nevar tried them
should make the experiment. Housekeepers
who want TO purchase irst-class groceries or
fresh vegetables ana fruits of any kind for
femily use will find it profitable to give Mr..
Petit a call and inspect his stock and
prices before purchasing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

a srss< Das tor C0npiaiats Asainss /
sioiafors O. tfe Liguor La~.

a 5risk Daf Tor Cosnpiaiats Against
gsoiafors O. me Liquor La~
sessn ssoaaplaints -srs al4is n Pa -
Coart yesterday against salosa kespers. for
s.olafloEs of TIE l4saor law
Ars tandsrilI. u 30 Coiiege assnls. re-
portsd laa1 hsr k4ss.aad lrseursd il.saor at
Chas Barteis glhcs. va siNldas last. BsFtsi
=as arrested. cssns Bsfose .dzs Holmes "a
,s ss,is. ..-.. e'... r, sl'-'"@ ''H sad pad '4@
Warrants &Sre issued for tne arrest ~
Davis x Assker ~ liie ~hOsal Pains sa-
l80n * the head. ~ MoEr0e street tusi for
a ood s. Bysrs. FOR zesEllg tbelr ,a-s3ols
ope1 after h0asa. ias coIupiains sers naae
b patroinaa.
A L4dy apoa y est Leonard street made
com plaiats against Courld klaibsr aud Jobn
Hsnseu. sails0n keepers GA that -treeE tor
-eiiloz hqaer ~ her son, q minor lhs var
rants sers is<usd-
The wife Of AndFeE Galloway enIered .
complaint against I0ha Coueton, the Sana-
net street salssonist she claims that An
drew zOt nqQdr at BIZ place ca Saturday
ai.xht last; zOt So much be coaid not vel
handle himself, and, while leaving the saloon
- back door, he fell several feet dO~n al
area and received severe injuries. 0allasay
xIu be pnnclpsl witness against ColietOn
aAd hlls gfFsn the officers fhe names Of four
others, Who we're la the eal0Ou after the legal
hours for cl0sing.
The seventh person complained " Wa not
arrested for ths reason the evidence against
him Was not sufficient To give reasonable
shOw for his conviction
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

This morning pleasant social event u
expected 10 take place at the residence of
Mrs. Anna Werner, - Bostwick street A.
Edward Robinson will lead to the bridal
altar Mrs. Nerners accomplished daughter
Pauline, and Rev. III. NJ. Joy will unite the
twain as one. The young people are highly
esteemed and beloved IN this city, and many
of their friends from abroad and from this
city will attend their nuptlals.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

The following saloon -keepefs paid the $40
state Tax 70 tile County Treasurer yester
day. G. l.. Love, Il3 Canal street; Emery L.
Bridge. agent OF y. O. Johnson, Sweets
Hotel, William T. Waleh. 459 south Division
street. John T. Hughes. - Ionla street;
Patrick McMahon agent TOR Jacob Nagle
and McAlahOn, Michigan House; Fred
Brogger, lsz Canal street; j. Boyd Pant
lind. OF the hrul Of Pantlind q Co. Morton
House; samuel Newman, agent for NlnsOr
Fox. i0nia street, between Calder and Oak
streets.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

The Park Mission Sunday school Is held
Ia hall on Grandville avenue, rented for
the purpose. The managers thinking they
might turn something into the treasury by
,enting the hall for other purposes, On week
days, placed tile sign, TO Rent, on the
door. This seems % have led some of the
residents IL that part Of the city TO believe
that the school was 20 DC discontinued, but
such j. not the case. The school Il estab-
hshed 20 stay and l. doing nicely. The aver
aye atten lance Is now over 20