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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

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A laiee seae~ 0os APss&red ga "A esi
lltuts 81 Yesterday 4ttsrasssl Aaa showed
siEas CT b, 4roy.h..lia ~ 0ae kne~ iee
brute aus as IL AS r0nuiag 1870 sfnEss knl
residences Il AS tt4oas hl tsasi 81 AL ii As
80 qlVss IF TIE k4kis O. sg,sr@liss Os@i alsa
Noes eag E2Qy gregarva s stotEun ana
attes aupg TIRES sa9u 81 lbs Aailaal sac
oseeea n el-ing lss els.
Abraham Moore 81 Taraeg 81 End Mis-
ssuule lillueEe we're nArf.e2 e.snssi4s
essuiDs 81 Messiah lempls su scr ener 81
~ hisboP - 10 Patterson r. III Nsaiss
and n IS bse ST gray Aciei a. seconds ana
q aglu osr ~ friends acre present % witness
tie ceremonies Ihs happy eoopie 81.
make tbeir hene ga Fast Leonard -
fsnleeoy 4 IaNgoa Yesterday started a
pellilon asking that Al ihe gfooers tp fte
Esghth aafa close tnsif stores 81 ciock
GA and after Mas d. LAST evening tae
fnsi 1rltR If them had signta the felition.
SnJ cards elil De hung a. the windows an
o0unc.ng Tie fact
Tie excavations for the bank buiialug
and j " Strabans nes block Ca West
Bridges. Nl4 be- commenced GA Tuesday
next. Toe work on beth siii be done by
Tie same contractors aud tie buildings
hen finished viii he A. nne ~ ANY 0u lhe
West SIDE
Messrs Hvdon Arnolt Emery and leh-
man. grocers 0n West Bridge 81, all have
cards hung la their Windows noiiN ing The
public that their ssores viii be closed al
: clock OBJ aud after neNi Monday.
The work Of painting papering and
placing shelves ln the store al ~ West
Bridge 81, Is being rapidly pushed forward
aud the place vii be reopened b the end OF
the week.
A lady residing on West Br0adw vas
swindled out OF s. yesterday by a stranger
wnO represented 10 be- that her husband
had seat him for the mOney.
Miss Helen WALLER. Of Big Rapids wto
has been visiting her sister Ms Henry
Goodrich, OF scrionef-st, returned 10 her
home yesterday.
The brick work on the second stories oi
Frank Eckerl's new block al the corner OF
Sixth and Broadway SIS has been com
pleted.
The Belknap Wagon & Sleigh Company
Yesterday turned out handsome United
States Express wagon for use ia the city.
Mr.. Baker is having the foundation Of a
new frame residence lald on Fourteenth = ,
near the Widdicomb furniture factory.
The board of directors Of The Fifth Ma
uonal Bank held their regular weekly meet
ing yesterday afternoon.
The Ladies Relief Corps neld their Tegu-
lar fortnightly meeting, ia Champiin Post
hall. last evening.
Harrison belong. Of Marshall. has taken
a position a. timer, with Alden Bros on
West Bridge-st.
A new electric light has been swung al
the corner of West Leonard and Broad
wdy-sts.
A neat two story residence has just been
cnmnLeied ON Inrner-si near MNrIle
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
ON HIS RETURN TRIP.
Myers shs Ms Waited Al hSrnsiisstiis
tsrsaght Back froin Chicago Bold
sat asaece s-fs1i Osuss-

LAST evening l. r Carroll. Michael Cole
tou ana Deputy sheriff " H. Murray. Of
H0rnellsgille \ y returned. from Chicago
"a TIE 9l5 train having in charge Frank
T. Myers. tie fugitive forger wanted a. Hor-
uellsyille, \. u Ayers fed 70 Chicago, u
will be remembered. a week ago Wednesday,
the dag that bis case Vas sci on call IA jus
uee Westfalls court, leaving ia
the lafch his bOudsmeB, Prank BOnnells
slld Michael Collector. Supt. Perry 90
tanned intelligence Of his whereabouts aud
Friday night Assistant City Attorney Carroll
Nas sworn Ia a. q drputy sheriff, and went
b Chicago after him. After exhaustive
searching aud inquiry he discovered that his
man had been sworn m b. Detective Pink
ert0n a. deputy sheriff. and had been
engaged since Saturday as a .atehman al
the Chicago Darlington Quincy
depot AsV1ffs VAS arrested By
Detective Timothy McKeOgh IN LieSt.
shea Oifce a. he vas walking ia TO make
his report lie Was parslyLed al bis arrest
bat accepted the situation very meekly ami
offered 20 come back with Mr.. Carroll with
out further trouble Tie said he had not
intended 10 jump his bail, but that his
viii" had over persuaded him. he
thought his bold play OF engaging IN the
service of the great Chicago detective would
battle his pursuers as that would be
the last place where they would
think Of looking for him. Detective Pin
kerton had the day before sent force OF
hltv deputies 20 Missouri and only a small
slip had prevented him from going with
them He had $40 on his person when
arrested, He was taken to police head
quarters on his arrival here and locked up
TOR the night Mhile he was eating his
supper his female companion in sorrow,
Johanna Wallace, who has been confined in
a separate cell on the second fiOOr, was
allowed % see him and an affecting meeting
took place Myers will be taken back 10
H0rnellsyille TODAY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
NEW MEMBERS.
The Names of Large Number Admitted
By the Owsshtanong Boat Club
Last Night.

AT the regular monthly meeting of the
Owashtanong Boat Club last night ninety
new members were admitted Their names
are as follows Geo. f.. Pantlind, Fred r
Luce. Harry w. Long c. f. Olney, Chas.
w Eaton. f. G.. Studley. NJ. K. Bssell,
Chas. g. Judd, w c. DenisOn, Charles y.
Remington, Jr, c. w. Shepard. III. F. Has
tings. L. l. LOveridge, L. f. Carroll, c. W.
Jennings. Walter A. Smith, VI. III. Ford,
G. III. Bender, l.. NJ. Carey, W. l.. Freeman,
t. WEIGH, NJ. D.. c. d. Freeman, L. X.
Bishop. ). w. Peregrine, A. A. Barker, A.
Y Pantlind, Geo l. Quimby, ; + Godfrey,
" b Collins. Will ;. Earle. Alan Murray.
:. +. Stevens. j. Miner, III. W. Beecher,
sam Ii Beecher, f. NJ Adams, Lloyd Breeze,
Geo. K Mayhew, II. T. Baker, X. J.
Kirkland. NJ. D.. JAS. VI. : Ugh. NJ d., t. III.
Davrell Chas ;. Holt, James Quinn, Jr.,
c. W. Killen. Chas. X. Sigh. Henry Per
kins. Thos r. Perry, f. w. Johnston, Fred
ID. Mills. r. r. Freeman, Cassius II. Sweet,
Chas. e. PhiIbrick, Walter McBren, c. b.
Morgan, Percy I. Cook VIM. L. Hake NJ. D +,
H.M Reynolds J. G. Mckee.N A. Fletcher,
.. +. Brown, Daniel Mccoy, c. +. Miller,
Phil c. Fuller, K. r. Metheany, Charles \.
lander, FRANK Granello, VIM. +.
Hunting. Ed Lowe, I. III. RathbOne,
A. r Bishop, Fred Immen, ". G. WOrmley,
\ 4. Norman. Fred Shriver. a fred Baxter,
Asa Lyon. Frank T. MOOne, Chas. s. Rob
inson. John Goldsmith, G. b. Kinnan. De
troit. Dave Holmes, Woodville: Capt. c. f.
Palfrey. T. 5. Army: John J. Shiphard.
Sam Mather, W. J. Hayes, Cleveland, o;
f. W Smith, Henry X. Williams, Detroit.
The Club was presented with an Ameri-
can hag oy Supt. John Ferry, an honorary
member. and the club returned a vote Of
thanks for the banner. A Banquet was
gwen the new members, and the Mozart
club sang several selections Several amend
ments were made 20 the constitution and
one was offered 10 increase the initiation
fee from 80 to SO. and laid on the table
until next meeting. The JanitOr of the new
boat house and the instructor are expected
today The time for opening the boat
house was postponed until June Il. in order
"a give the members elected at next meeting
an opportunity to participate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Very Brief Abstract of Superintendent
Perry's Annual Report To the
Commissioners.

The annual report of Superintendent of
Police Perry, submitted to the Board of
Police and Fire Commissioners yesterday,
shows that during the past year the police
force made / il5 arrests-thirteen less than
the previous year, and 3Gs less than for the
year ending April so. 1854. The Superin-
tendent is of the opinion that the decrease
in the number of arres's IS due TO the
increased efficiency of the police force, and
the adoption of the police signal sefvlce
The report contains tables showing the
number of DAYS lost BY TIE men on account
Of sickness during each month in
the past two years. and the
figures indicate great improvement in
the health of the patrolmen. In the year
ending April 80, 1855, 955t days were lost
on account of sickness while, with an in
creased force, during the year ending April
30 1856, only 4j7l DAYS were lost. The adj
dition of two men 70 the detective force is
recommended. During the past year there
have been but few burglaries and robberles
and none of great magnitude. The men
are complimented for their attention TO
duty and careful intelligent work and the
report closes with the usual tabular state
ments showing the number of cases of disci
pline, the number of diSmissals, amount Of
fines imposed, lists of special officers APP
pointed deaths. the roster of the present
force an inventory of the property owned
by the department, the disposition of cases
ages Of persons arrested nature of the offens-
IS and occupation of the persons arrested,
etc. During the year fifteen cases Of disci-
phne received attention. the charges in ten
being neglect To sign report, two free
use of liquor" and three neglect Of duty"
There were ten designations. seven dismis-
sails and one desth-Chief of Detectives
James l.. Moran. OF the dismissals, two
were for neglect Of duty. three for into1ica-
ton. one for disrespect for superior officers
and one for cowardiCp
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
rhs n..ls, I..rher..

Last evening The master BARRIERS OF the
csy held neeung at che Morton House
bsfher-shop. Cor ths parpose OF forming an
association for mutual pretecton. About
twenty i've were present Harry Willard
vas elected President, II. g.. Hatch, secre-
tary e. tssig Treasurer. and committee
sas selected -D traw up a constitution and
ay.laNs. Ihe meeting first discussed the
closing pf shops on sunday. and appointed
cera nittee Co see that the law on this head
va enforced the future MANY OF the
barbcrs Acknowledged that they had broken
ihts law but all promised to observe 90 in
ig IRE and % compel Others fo DO 50. A
long debate then followed on the subject ct
renting bath rooms on SUNDAY and t was
generally agreed fo iiscoutinua tins custom
Early closing was then discussed aud it was
decided that tii present should close at
o' eiocz after tnis wees Ihe next meeting
vii oe beld ar sweets Hotel barber-shop
next Thursday night Tae committee Co
see that al shops are closed ora SUNDAY vii
commence operations aE uure.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

The YonnE Peoples Society y the Park
Congregational church met in he psriors 81
the church lsst evening = n elected the fol-
loving officers President Alvin Nos'ev.
Vice Fresii sent. Nav Lntner. Secretary
louise Clark. Treasurer Gen = B8tv0od.
The snnuai -eporrs were read and proved
very interesting The treasures report vas
especial IS So s. showed thaf the society hsd
spent almost go thfs vear sl1 - wh ch
Vsnf to missionary Ia ne ~loHx laeisa
reservation. a mos Ding Ess pas around The
riureh qsr.ors and they fam she'd ore u
the handsarnesf rooms a. The + b A.
home. al an expense g ever So. TIE
MARY snci8is tAis year have netfei the sa-
riefv ssaa surs The sra - san fsken
n sf snr sacisl rss 3 ard tas isrxsst vss
- Afer fae b1snes~ meeting llreh
Tss Ere1 sns ne naxf srclsl ~ p gwen
eu tsa second Fh1rsslsq ~ faae
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

souble esil ~ caDsing ans 1ssect. c-Es ~
sllizuai To- suffer. aGs I 5~si-se t1zt tie
ehttarea - Gar homes s4a >au7zy se1saslS
e4a azse l1fsrg kn1z~ncs toa0 a1f atllzx
esksz - Ea9s4az tie 1lsese ~ sle A1Ftfl4
asef eEelA-tsE etlen ral4eS1 - Pi~s
frgIa f.le atfle ones proves laere sLteeflse
1fa tle strsag uAD tB4g she ara - t-<
a. Al a. eFeaS. I 81 aet lEilk E lg4-
pepper o. 4sk year booy O. ras -esE every
>lial4y scAl-li - ssake al aafl1 AL eeutElba-
5e assured tlal 40 glfts iFom oar Supporters
ssa-1 oe a9rs appreciated than t1e otter
lA-s 81 tle cLilsTea. me saeclsi care Il hla
= ~ 3as lr4iie1 io . essnzer aud warmed
b The breath ~ Tie t~aats 81 tie stall Re-
specially. CBkkLss r lBzEk
PrssIIeuf = h. G. A
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
Lewis Ready TO Meet Muldoon

CHICAGO. H.. May 13.-Wm. MuldOon.
the wrestler, some ten days ago issued a
challenge offering 10 throw Evan Lewis.
the Stranger. twice in one hour, Greco
Roman. Lewis immediately accepted the
offer and published his acceptance IN the
Chicago papers MuldoOn left the city i'm
mediately after issuing his challenge and
Lewis has been unable 10 locate hmm in
order 20 sign articles Of agreement. Tonight
"ParsOn' Davies. the hacker Of Lewis.
announces that be il prepared 70 have bis
man wresfle Muldoon in accordance with
the terms Of his challenge IN two weeks
time. IN any place Muidoon may name and
for the entire gate recei pts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

EarIy Yesterday morning barn belong
ing "a loau Is. Long Byron township
farfnrr lausit ire AMI vas entirety con-
summed. the Ir-s being estimated st s. sou
with NO insuranca There have been DIS
sensions and chickering's between John 4.
Long and his father 'al a long time. ard ths
Former alleges chat the latter set fhe bui.d
ing on 6re TIE was in town Yesterday
seeking warrant for b arrest. out was
refused ere f,r Tack ~ evidence sheriff
kinney - visit the Long arm fbis morn
inr and avesf gate fhe niarter
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

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fs.fa AID se..i fsts.I.s. Al .I..r ...etIlls ~ -
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A hensieissaau programme all - pre-
~ - -e-s ~
4tiiler 81 y Dr3a1 "a BIZ Rapids. fle
"a .ls .-4l4 IA -saaa.. IS I'D lhs s0ialers n.aae.
a-9xs.i afeI tle sal..s.ds yesterday
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

John Coffin. a crank who gave hi, rcsi-
dence as Kent alley near Mason-st. repre-
sented % che police authorities yesterday
that 0rrin Fsuu-Ison hai threatened 90 Kill
bis .t0lin wife and be wanted protection.
His answers 3D. the officers questions. as %
Why FsnueIson should have such a blood
thirsty desire. were very. rambling and
confused and hls MANNER was nervous ant
hystsucGl The only infel'igiDie expiana-
sion chat could De- ,at 0nt 1i him vas that
Fenuelson was bali brother to his wife and
accused him of marrying Der Tor her money.
RE was recommended CD throw TIE 1oslrep-
erous brother out ~ the window thc next
time rhAl he eal.el ID the resldenee
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
AMUSElIENTS

Those rather funny comedians. Baker
Fauou. eii present Mont Pnstus laugh
able aodse-podse called A soap Bubble
al Powers uext Tuesday evening The
piec' IS entirely new Go Grand Rapids and
IS sad % be- sxeraciaans funny The
authos is one Of tie brightest Of Cincinnati
newspspes men aud As i IS jllst the sort Of
shipped cream that wll do for dramatic
diet noe-o nights an enjoyable evening
ui>ay 3e anticipated.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
A National Anair.

BALTIMORE, May l3-Mr James Black. Of
London. called upon the mayor al Baltimore
today and stated that he was authorized 90
propose 10 the citizens OF MARY land ia the
name of a syndicate of London bankers and
capitalists. that they would build the Ches-
apeake x Delaware ship canal. which would
cost 3 900 600 provided Maryland would
subscribe 81 ,OO0O00. He was informed that
the people of Baltimore considered the
project a national enterprise and that they
fully expected the general government to
undertake the work.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
Taking r-stimouy.

Circuit Court Commissioner Warzburg Is
taking testimony In the case % the Phoenix
Mutual life Insurance company, Of Hart
f1rf. Conn. against the city. The case was
commenced in the superior court a few
weeks ago faT the purpose ~ avoiding the
payment ~ an assessment of s. $50 levied on
lands owned hy the conn nauY Tar Che grading
AMI travelling ~ West FELTON, ST. across the
Gnnuison swamp The company claims
that che action ~ the city authorities in
ordering THE Improvement and .eVyins The
tax vas ir~eguI ar ani Fssl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

WAsHINGIoN. May l3-The "kirmes' at the
new National theatre tonight was the most novel
and brilliant social event thai has ever occurred
al the National capital About two hundred
yonue ladies and gentlemen representing the best
society OF Washington participated in "a series Of
terpsich Oreen cNolutlOns representing The
dances of the nations President Cleveland
most Of the members II The Cabinet and many
Congressmen were present The "kirmes' was
for the benefit of the National Homeopathic
ff9H
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

Yesterday afternoon was held the second
game Of the season between the Hardly
Evers" and the "Olympics formerly
known a. the BLACK Stock nss. ~ the
Pal Park Al the end q the 9Th inning
the game stood l. % in favor n tie
former. snd they refused % play ans longer
TtfiDg AMI Zimmerman we're the battery e
ibe former and Simmons and Brady per
formed that Office f0T r1e latter II "
Jones. the vel known professional. umpire3
the game. The oymFics vii play the
Business College min SATURDAY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

TIE following programme vii ~ present
esi bv ihe iunior iepari menr II The Il. n -
A ri their reEnIsr monthly euterfai nmeut
thfs evening. fi8n1 s.fle. Miss elerw Z.
vnrsl ssin Mss FhHo FitE collation.. risno
fnef+ Miss Parker. of Msnchesfer. E0gland
ard Miss Mnnie Rer ,snfn. FhrrnEh The
Passes AMI ever fhs Pssss nf the Rockies 20
fb- 51-'...s f8fe ffe p'essant ant .ul'-
r~aus events ~ pleasure trip nHrra'et nr
Rev ~ 4 Hrcher pfane sele. 81 Parker
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
Local Rain. and Fair weather.

WAsHINGToN. May l3-Eastern and West
ern Michigan. Local rains, followed bv fair
weather; nearly stationary temperature,
variable winds
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

TIE ersusi naeea - 1ohB vsriz and =.
sehrfrz vaa ra-a arrested So vsek 1hil =
stsrsrnne 81 6rre employees - tkr Gas
e7rrary f-crf Ineir wors. w<s continued n
fsre lot7t gesre~taT TIE orlv rev VT
ness e1 fte asn6 rss re sotter ~ 80 -
5Flnz '>sp ehc i}ed O. her go rere~a3
zsea eharacser The esss 80 thes soses~s-
- artf, fss3Ar
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

u rss ls.rned yesterday tat the oom-
psny u foreigners seen drilling on Fr0nt-st-
the other day we're uot socialists ~ A.
s~chiss hut uhsf is cs' ~ the Wespha "a
-chaerzen canapanv. The company go
only drilling far amusement ard 20 ref
Eish - ~ c'ssse5 Firh socialists IreT
oonteuoI s,e giving 4 shooting mstct and
he fr fh- ~ee~ F--~-n
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
The Case of Herr Most.

NEW York, May l3.-Herr Most's coun-
sci today demuIred 10 the indictment and
the argument was set down for Monday
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
bailey CamnbclI Insane

NEW YORK May l3-Bartey Campbell, the
dramatist, who has Tor some time been thought 20
lee Of unSound mind today sent 10 Bellevue
hospital for examination. A few DAYS ago he Wis
tied rr Winthrop Parker aud told him that a.
liam shakespeare had directed him 10 Kill Mr
Parker. Mr. Parker turned the author over %
the doctors
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

TsesT y - Nav Is-Coassi f4eaersl
Pheian is gone ~ Hsfiar sn5 wl renew
h. prarsvs fters agsirs- tee serg-e 81 ths
Afsnss he 5ernaaf fT ere ss-fea6er ~
fhe reS4ei x~el " re esrfsin sr1 ~ Mr.
PIN - - - - sr-l-.r-.-as
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14

WAsHINGToN. May l5-Assistaut Secretary
jerks, Of the Interior department has rendered
his resignation. II take effect Saturday. the 18th
inst. His resignation u peremptory. ne j. D.
assume the management OF the business OF the
late millionaire John Du Bos. I'm accordance
with promise made Nj Du Bots
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-14
Enr Nlra McBIer-nn

WAsHINoToN, May 13.-SeHator Congcr
has introduced bill TO pension Mrs Maria
G. Mcpherson. of Highland alton, Mich
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-21


-Mr. Penn aid GreyS Slris severely, u
, told yoI not 70 handy words with me, -
les me hear no incte. lam now going
70 Buglltoh 20 not omit 70 iorwardnll
letters 70 ms addrSss there Yon viii
please be particular "a this must say
;dr. Penn, tlat / am not alittle aston
tished that remembering q seiiinusl
what fhase done sor you, and how with
your furnished name You might long clrI
tlishaye been begging yory bread hptfcl
me you should presume 20 ulte me Az
vice on my own Affairs But lwills9f
no more.
The clerk fingered On IN the room, N.
Bihhppes that sone straw might still W
left 70 cintcllat Then he said: IN
GreySatk, yti bbsStyed Just now that he
fact Of your marriage depends upon tlieI
consent Of theyouhg nd yaiather
-Thosd wete my words; Mr.. Pom, 10
piled the merchant
III he should refuse his consents saili,
fean'
tetssA NJ; w tennl I. Neiuse' !. eSe'ain,'i
Sseys'lrs' s'icil " teiiie 's "nipy'm'
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ssrt'.Eiea y, I. 2. ioI mgmsl. none \, rs nesa %
t,lenelIse y Jonathan slssls 4, sleI
sllog!a 'niaslnel was = ~ i'isisSll i0' Any
one, ,,,,j - ,sss,.,- q
80 you may inns, ar 3i.l ssaia rem!
quieuS out latnerst s0plst''nes nola.
strange opinions
alF, ren, you are insolei' \. s'sl ei,ioss
snS gjs,;s,, % ~ y. N;s .la,s ,s,,t ~ tnr;e,3
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Pam t,,,,b,si 4, N. noc,e.s ma sc,,,.
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cass f,o fathe,Js Sc,,ior 2 dora banssn q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-04-21

wary and unsuspecling Bewares
Beware.
0fall things hat God has crea.
ted and breathed Into his nostfils
the breath Of life, the mosl fallen,
the most debased Is the sacfilege-
GUS wreck who would take One
Laurel from virtue brow iorvhon
! hive no words 10 express my
loihing and cunlempt
For every woea tear may claim,
'Excep. q fallen sisters skame.'
Young girls Just bodding into
womauhood, if there be one desire
that predominates within myheart
it is that YOU may become orna.
menls 10 soeiety and examples
worthy the admiration and imita.
tim Of all that Is pure, lovely and
yiftuqus Our nations pride, our
coaniry's hppe.
Qnlthe lastpage Of your life may
angels write Peace.
! shallsenter upon no enconium.
.loextulitbe excellencies and mer-
itsofour teacher, nor to ealogize
the department and progress ofhis
pupils, batlsutiice tosay, ourschool
has been a success and that Mt. L.
Ihasbeen indeiaiieable in his en-.
deayorsto instill intothe minds Of
the youths useful and Wholesome
ilsssonE, which we're heeded BY his
scholars and appreciated by his
patrons, who will ever hold him in
klna ana gralelul remembrance
May his future be bright-the past
a pleasant memory.
Ny friends, you are our welcome
guests. We shall entertain you as
best we can, We hope you will
pay us the respect the occasion de
mands. We ask you to unite with
US IN our effort to maintain peace
and quiet, for upon thisdepends in
a great measure, The success Of our
exhibition.
United we stand; divided we fall.