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National Republican., 1888-04-13
Society of IN. New Jerusalem,

At the annual meeting Of the Washington
Society of the New Jerusalem. held last
Thursday evening. the following officers were
elected: President, John W. Hunt: secretary,
X. II. Musscy: treasurer, Job Barnard; super.
intendcnt of the sunday school, Charles I.
Eoeicr; auditor, II. G.. Spcncer; collectors, A.
French and II. NJ, SchoOlcy: additional mc.n-
lers of the church committee. 4. Frech, II. II.
: schoolcy, John liitz, W. NJ. Stclle, Miss Mary
J.. Barton. A. Klakring, john A. Sibbold, Miss
Mary IialStead, L. ID. Iarmun, II. e, Spencer,
Mrs. NJ $. Gardner. and Mrs. Flora Barnard.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

TIM subscription hooks Of the lvauwold
the office of CiIrlry BrOthers. i3iD r street
northwest.
BY the charter Of the company the capital
stock of SJOCCOis divided into ".5O0 shares. az
$50 uer share.
subscriptions will he received for five or
more shares, payable s? per share at the
closing of the subscription books and )! per
share monthly thereafter until paid.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
cntal Lodge OF Good Templars.

rtive lodge heightened it, roll by the
nah Of one new member at its last regular
meeting, in Elks' Hall. Chief Templar c. y.
Whitney residing, and enjoyed rare bit of
iraternal greetings and surprises. Brother
CepEas Whitney presented his brother, Clar.
cane Huff. with a beautiful badge, much to
The .astonishment of the new member, and the
first party was in turn very agreeably sur
priscd to receive a similar token of regard,
Brother Vance making the presentation re.
marks, In which he gave brief. poetic, and
nh o be ra%s aod p Temnar mu hadge CEN ia
Vance favored the lodge also with a song, and
Brother O'mstead with n very sliillful piano
solo. Ten propositions for membership were
received.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

The following building permits were granted
yesterday: Swormstedt & Bradley, to build
two brick stores and dwellings at Nos Gj7 and
$50 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, at a cost
of $4,000; James Henning TO build one brick
dwelling at No. 1898 New Hampshire avenue,
at cost of $1,000: Mrs a. Lamond, to build
two frame houses at Lamond's station, Me.
tropolitan branch, Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, at o cost of $1,000; Henry Franc, to
erect one brick dwelling at No. 1916 North
Iapitol street. AT q cost of $500.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
4 Freight Agent Run Over.

Mr., e. l.. Davis, freight agent for the Bllt-
more and Potomac railroad, was knocked
down and run over yesterday morning near
seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue by n
buggy driven by George Tanner. lie was
bruised about the hip and neck, The driver,
latter became confused and steppc in the
ANnN nI tho lISa,.I.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Rev. j. Z. Newman Ill.

The many friends Of the Rev. DR.. j. r. New.
man will be panied to learn that on Monday
he was seized with one of those serious and
painful attacks Of illness to which he has OF
late been subject. II was hoped that lie
would have recovered sufficiently TO allow his
departure for Old Point Comfort yesterday,
but relapse Wednesday night prevented
Last evening he was suffering considerably,
and II is not known how soon II will be pru
dent for him TO lcnNC.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Death from Heart Disease.

Martin Beverly coorcl. assistant ianitor at
the Franklin school building. was found dead
on the first floor Of the building AZ $3.50 o'clock
Yesterday morning by hS brother Heart
disease was prunOuuced The cuu-" of death.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
lnr SMALL Things orApAy.
Minor Occurrences In and About thu


Minor Occurrences In and About the
City.
The commissioners have refused to improve
seventeenth street from II to Z streets north.
west.
Edward q. liggcrS has purchased of vii
liam :. Daniels and wife. for S.iOO the cast
- feet . inches of lot In SQUARE 53i,
Ri,hgrd W. Tyler, as trustee. has sold To
Tlruuhilc fcltcr for S3i 800, all of lot II In
nHyidNun'> subdivision OF square ~.
y l. berry has called the commits sioncr's at.
icutiuu to the bad condition Of the sidewalk
ON street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets southeast.
Tie commissioners have been requested to
allow persons in the District employ holiday
on the 10th instant who desire ~ participate
In the emancipation parade.
The ease against Mary Collins for keeping
an rurcnScd bar was continued yesterday In
the police court until the mother Of the de.
icldant can appear as witness.
Ilomas lIa,sctt was yesterday tried in the
lOliCC court, charged with stNhbing William
TN UmCy ON the night ut Mar, 81 last He was
given si& months In Jail. An appeal was noted.
Joseph shirley. culorcd, whose weakness is
To play special policeman was charged with
ynLr.n"y yesterday IN the police court, and
judge Smell gave him three months on the
farm.
Rowland \. Robbins. nf Sew York. was the
On|y bidder for repairs 80 the gun shop at the
navy yard. the roof uf which gave way IN
Eel lIuary under weight uf snow. His bid
was S!@tO.
The attention of the criminal court was uc-
Cupied nearly all Of the session yesterday with
eases am called from the police court. The de.
CiS!un of the court below was affirmed In
nearly all the cases.
Ex-senator j. u. Henderson, of Missouri
was tranted a permit yesterday to build a
thicc.story brick and brown stone dwelling on
sixteenth streCt extended, NJ q cost of $50,
COO, II is to be so feet front BY 81 feet deep.
The commissioner of pensions has been in
formed by telegraph that FcliCicnnc Gustavc
and Emile Manchester were tried and con
yicted on the nth instant in the United States
court at New Orleans, La, for violation Of
section 5i3s, Revised statutes Of the United
states, in the pension claim of FcliCienne Gus
tdvc.
st. IuluS Church of Georgetown has re,
Gently been presented with Il handsomely or.
namCntCd aims basin ot sterling silver and
utTuscan gold, 1jI inches in diameter. II IL
beautifully chased and engraved; on the rim
are the words. 1.-The Lord remembers II thine
offerings" Around the outer edge Is the fol-
lowing: 'ln Mclnoriam Charles Edward Rlt
;enhuusC. Died April IL, 1850"
FOR family use no beer il better than the
Faust" from the AnheusCr.Busch Brewing
Association. Try il, and be convinced. Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west, Phone SSg-5. Frank SChwarZ, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Great Reduction
~
ALLEN, SOLLG y CO.'S
AOSier,y-

Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
Sc per DOZEN ormerly S4.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
50 per dozen; formerly So.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SIS per dozen; formerly
$3.50.
Brown Balbriggan Half Hose,
SIS per dozen; formerly
$1,000 and Si2.
Brown Balbriggan ialf Hose,
50 per dozen; formerly
$3.50 and $3.50.
Brown Lisle Thread Half
Hose, SO per dozen; for
merly 5 4.5O.
Flain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and LiSle Thread Half
Hose, soc per pair; formerly
75C and $50.
Plain and Fancy Colored Cot
ton and Lisle Thread Half
Hose, 75C per pair; formerly
/, lis, and II rs,
Derby Ribbed Colored LiSle
Thread and Cotton Half
Hose, Il and II .25 per pair;
formerly LIS and ?.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
rwo STORIES ABOUT A WATCH
widely Different and Only One Can
He True.

Be True.
The case of John Frazier, a 17-ycar.old col.
orcd boy who was convicted in the police
court Of the larceny of silver watch, the
property Of Acck Golway, and took an APP
peal, was tried in the criminal court yester.
day. Assistant District Attorney Mullowncy
prosecuted the case, and Mr.. Il. VI. Hewlett
defended. Mrs. GOlway mother of Aleck
testified that the defendant was in her employ
Tor about year. The watch was given to
her son by his father and he handed II to her
one day telling her that he had broke II. She
locked It in bureau drawer and finally dis
covered the loss after Frazicr had quit her
employ. He was arrested and the watch
found un his person, but In Il dcmuraliled con.
ditOn. Her testimony was CurrohorIted by
her husband. son, Son.in.law, and the officer
who mace the arrest
The accused stated that he bought the
watch from young Galway for fifty cents, and
that his mother paid for II out ui his months
wages OF $3.50. Mrs. ,'raZicr. mother of the
defendant, COIrobOratcd the story, and swOrc
positively to paying Mrs. Golway the money
Tor the watch. Other witnesses testified to
the defendants good character The case
was given to the Jury at 800 O'Clock, and they
had not agreed when the court closed for the
day.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

AFTER comparison Of our Si0mcn's sack and
irUck suit no one will question ii we sell AT
manufacturers prizes. Eiscman Bros. cor. 18th
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Record nf Dnails

OuR children's $3.50 and 81 suits verify our
claim of selling at Wholesale prices. EiSemann
Bros. manufacturers. cor. ith and T..
National Republican., 1888-04-13

Its Dclicacy of Flavor and the efficacy of
its action have rendered the famous liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pOpu.
lar. II cleanses and tones up the clogged and
fcvers, cures lIabtual Constipation. Dyspcp.
sia. and the many ills depending on o weak or
inactive condition of the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels. For sale in 20 cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, San Fran
cisco. Cal
National Republican., 1888-04-13
Freigln Conductor HrulnllY Assnr,...:

William II, ::ii,uu, freight conductor on
the baltimore and Potomac railroad, was
brought to his home, II! Twelfth street south
west N = O'Clock yesterday morniug with his
lower Jaw broken in two places. one eye
blarKed. and seven cuts about lis head and
face. lie said that lie had been attacked by
live COloIcd rGcn on Maryland avenue near
Tenth street because he refused TO buy a ring
The only cause, lie thinks. for the assault Is
that he put colored mun on his train II week
ago and the Iattcrmadc threats OF vengeance.
The wounds are not considered dangerous.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

REGULAR WrnK1y REMNANT
SALE.
FRIDAY, APRIL l3,
Ar THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
The exceedingly brisk trade of the past
week and the consequent cutting of great
many piece goods, has caused an unusually
large accumulation of "Short Lengths" in
Dress Goods, Black Goods. Silks, Wash Goods,
Sateens, Scotch Ginghams, Flannels, White
Goods, Laccs, &C., &C., and In order to effect
n thorough cearing.out we shall mark them
at very. very low "Remnant" prices.
"ODD LOT" OF MISSES JACKETS.
All we have left Of this style:
Misses Light Plaid Jackets, sizes H. H.
and IL years, perfect fitting.
Regular Price. 90
Remnant Price ......"........ 81 IS
"ODD LOTS OF LADIES' SHORT WRAPS.
Elderly ladies who do not care to keep up
with the fashions will secure a bargain in one
of these. Left from last season.
Ladies' Short Wraps, of silk, boucle and
camels' hair sizes &c. 49, and A.
Regular Price "......"Slo and 81:
Remnant Price ..................S)
Third Floorl
odd SIZES" IN JERSEYS.
= Black Atwood Jerseys with cream vests,
size rs.
!te Res,,lar Price; cee;ii.........'......s3 e"i.. 20
Remnnnt Price ................. ! 20
. Black All.wool Jerseys, with fancy fronts,
sizes .: and ~. "r'
A
Remnant" "Pricc"..".......... 3 90
- Black All-wool Braided Jerseys, sizes -,
Is, and 40.
,tRsmapniE ResnIap PTice;i,:"'''''"".S1; srI:: :S z !;
CThird foorJ
ODD SIZES" IN BOYS CLOTHING.
10 pairs Boys Knee Pants, in checks ami
stripes. sizes 4, ., y, H. and l3 years.
Regular Prices. .S5c, 81, and 19j
Remnant" Price choice....... zoe
Fine Atwood Bannockburn Cheyict Suit,
made "Norfolk'' style and finished equal to
custom work. size Syenrs.
Regular Price .........a..........S9 90
Remnant" Price"........... 90
Boys lightweight All-wool Scotch Cheylot
suit, Norfolk shape, size years.
Regular Price. 30
Remnant" Prlce...".."...... 3 25
3 Boys Two.piece Kilt Suits, in plain effect
sizes q and years ~
RGgnlar Price ie,e,;..s"...'"'..".Si ,,. 80
"Remnant" "PrCe"..".....,".... 20
SHORT LENGTHS" IL LACES
To close out the entire accumulation of
short lengths and odd lots of Laces to make
room for the new goods daily arriving, we
have marked them at an average reduction Of
"Opcr cent. Grand opportunity to secure bar.
gains.
one set Beige Spanish Guipure Lace.
Midtlh.%...,...'.." Md.,,l g 4 ,gand in,
Reduced priCc"...... 10 90 - 30 3IiC.
One set Cream Fine Breton Laces.
W ldti i''.'..'.. ..'.,...."..',....... In.
Regular price. 90 % 3lC.
Rennant price ............",...... ID 20 2jc.
one set beigo Spanish Guipure Lace.
Nihtn .".: .'..---..,...,,., ON.
NtGuidr pllce .............. 3Is % Use.
Remnant priCc................ 10 3I4 5Oc.
| One set Beige spanish Guipure Lace.
" hluli y! u IN.
Ntgulaf PRICE ''..."...'.'......... 20 ~ 4Sc
Rtmlanl pllcc ............... II - Doc,
81 yards l0.inch Extra fine White Oriental
Guipllrc Lace.
| Regular Price per I'd yd.........S3 90
"Remnant' Price per yd...... l %
| We shall offer other "Short Pieces" too nu
mcrous TO itemize; yet equally as good values
| as the above.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY.

When we opened ten years
ago many said there was not
room in Washington for an
other carpet a n d furniture
house. Perhaps there was not
room for another of the kind;
but there is always room at
the top, and that is where we
meant to be. We aimed to
excel, and the hosts of GUS
toners we have made will
testify how we'll we have SuC-
Ceeded.
We begin this issue of the
Republican" to thank tn e
people of Washington for the
support they have extended
to us during these ten years,
and deSirouS of showing a
proper appreciation have
concluded to have a grand
anniversary sale at popular
prices in comm em Grafton of
our successful career Each
ana every article will be con-
Siderably less in price than
formerly, and many are less
than cost and none more than
cost.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
CLEARING SALE.

HOUSEKEEPERS. HOTELS,
and purchasers of Wedding
Presents, this is your oppor-
tunlty.
To give you an idea, we
Ote feW:
nladruple Plated Butter
ceG, Gi, white metal, hand
..Oincly engraved. for $3.50:
worth $3.50 to $5.
Ice Pitchers. ouadruple-
plate, double walled, hand
SOmely engraved, for $685.;
worth SIS and SO.
Cake Baskets, quadruple-
plate, elegantly engraved by
hand, $3.50; worth SIS to SS
Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers at So each; worth
Elegant Card Receivers for
So and $3.50; worth S6 to ST.
Ferry Dishes, with fancy
glass bowls, at So so to $5;
WI III ~ ON DO W - ! W.
Swinging Ice Pitchers, with
cup and Slop bowl, for s 3.75;
worth $ S to $40.
Tea Sets, comprising 2 pots
cream, sugar, and slop bowl.
s pieces in all, Quadrup e.
plated on white metal, ele-
pantly engraved by hand, and
go'd-lined, for SIS, is, and
80; worth ;25 to $35.
Castor5 Of quadruple-plate,
with 5 bottles, for $50; worth
$50,
Pickle Jars, with tongs, at
l,GCi worth 3,
Ecl cre Bros Teaspoons at
l.i' T a b S p oOnS and
FCIf.,, $40 the half dozen.
PcmomLar, these goods are
warranted of best quality
standard makers.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR.

The latest and best sent from England.
Just the weight for spring wear, and very.
very cheap. Only 81 piece for Shirts and
Drawers in fancy colors and finished with
silk trimmings. As we cannot re-order these
garments under Si2 Il dozen, gentlemen
should appreciate the bargain we are offer
ing them.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

PAY no middlemcn's profit and buy your
clothing from Eiseman Bros, manufacturers,
cor. ;th and l..
National Republican., 1888-04-13

BUY the clothing for yourself and boys from
first hands, the only manufacturing clothiers
and tailors in Washington. Eisemau Bros,
cor. 9TH and f.
National Republican., 1888-04-13

FOR family use no beer IL better than the
Faust" from the AnheuScr.Busch Brewing
Association. Try it, and be convinced Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SS95. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-13
IMPROVED JEAN DRAWERS.

Cut as are trowsers Extra pieces at parts
where they are liable to wear. All lengths
and waist measurements. 15c looking gar
mcnts for soc.
National Republican., 1888-04-13
LACE CURTAINS.
English Art Squares.

our best quality, al,wool Art Squares re.
duced from 81 10 ,ic per square yard, In all
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

Harrison's letter accepting the
nomination to- bc elected the next
President OF the United States, is
so good document that we could
not think for moment of keeping
1t from our readers; so we print IT
in full this week. 1t is just such a
letter rs all lovers of Protection and
America expected. Read tit
will do you good-and if your
neighbor is not subscriber to this
paper, let him peruse it also. May
the sentiments so clearly expressed
by General Harrison pcrmeate all
through every one who reads the
letter to his advantage and the
country's good.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

Just as we predicted and expect.
ed the challenge sent to the Chair.
man Of the Democratic Executive
Committee by the Chairman OF the
Republican Executive Committee
for Judge Fleming to discuss the
issues Of the day with Gen. Golf
was refused, on the ground that
their candidate is not prepared to
discuss "the economic and political
issues involved in the present can.
vass." Notwithstanding this fact
Judge Fleming is out IN the interior
Of the State discussing the issues
Nth ,ohich he IS not tamjliar. 1t
was a square back down on the part
Of the Democrats, but was wise
action in not allowing their canIi.
date 20 come in contact with the Re
publican candidate. Even their
ablest speakers can make but sor.
~ showing OF their free trade policy
for the best posted men Of their
party say it IS free trade.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21
Amendment to the con.,,,...

Amendment to the Con.t,,u,.
JOINT RESOLUTION No. y
ING AN AMENDMENT To r.ros-
srirurIoN OF THIS STATE 'oS-
Resotced by TIE Leo;,,,,.
Vest Virginia. tsco' tI;rSa o.
Memem6ers elected 10 eac cS ~ az
agreeing thereto. wv" "os's
mat the following amendm
Gle VI. OF the Constitution az ,h'eht 10 Art.
ana Inc inc same Is hereby proposed ,n state. -
That section twenty-five 81 o,wlt: =
~ now u, De stricken out. ana ,sIueie VI n,
inserteu In lieu thereof. '"e ioi0wln.
40 session of the Legislature.
lnue longer than sixty dnvs ,nhaal Co..
concurrence OF two-thir,is Of ,r~nhout N.
elected TAI each House. " 'he haelnb.r.
Agreed tn February q, iss..
fuoIcation of the foreyo,,n
Amenument To the Constitutin.., propo~ed
oI west Virginia IL made pnrs,,..he STATE
1857. cnaptcr 90 Ar,.
BY the Governor: +. W. WILSON.
HENRY =. wALKER.
secretary of state
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

a
Convention did not omit TO express
its solicitude for the promotion of
virtue and temperance among our
people. The Republican party has
always been friendly to everything
that intended to make the home life
of our people free, pure and pros
porous, and will in the future
be true to its history in this re-
spect.
THE FOREIGN Foley.
Our relations with foreign pow
ers should be characterized by
friendliness and respect. The right
of our people and of our ships TO
hospitable treatment should be in.
sisted upon with dignity and firm
ness. Our nation is too great, both
in material strength and i'm moral
power, to indulge in buster or to be
suspected of timorousness.
Nacillation and inconsistency are
rs incompatible with successful
diplomacy rs they are with the M
tional dignity. We should espe-
| cially cultivate and extend our di.
plomatic and commercial relations
with the Central aud South Amer
lean States. Our fisheries should be
fostered and protected. The hard.
ships and risks that arc the neces.
sary incidents of the business should
not be increased by an inhospitablc
exclusion from the ncar-lying ports.
The resources of firm, dignifietl
and consistent diplomacy are un.
doubtedly equal to the prompt and
peaceful solution of the difficulties
that now exist. Our ncighbors will
surely not expect in our ports con
mercial hospitality they deny to u. in
theirs.
l cannot extend this letter BY n
special reference to the subjects upon
which the convention gave an ex-
preston. In respect to them, rs well
rs to those have noticed, l am in en-
tire agreement with the declaration
OF the convention. The resolution
relating to the coinage, to the re-
building ofthe navy, the coast defcn
ces and TO public lands, express con.
illusions to all of which gave my
support in the Senate.
In inviting a calm and thoughtful
consideration of these public ques-
tons we submit them to the poo
pie. Their intelligent patriotism
and the good Providence that made
and has kept a nation will lead them
to wise and safe conclusions.
Very respectfully,
-FOUR obedient servant,
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

Tom McDougal is making things
hot for the Democracy with his
Republican paper, the Ceredo .AD-
vANCE.-Huntington Times.
We are only underwriting to open
the political eyes OF the people of
this county, Bro. Times, and we
are succeeding admirably well. All
we ask of the people is for them to
give MS enough financial aid to carry
on the good work.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

at is told that an editor died of
starvation years ago who tried to
run newspaper to suit everybody
Just here we desire to remark to our
meddlesome and critical friends
who seem to know how this
paper should be conducted. that lust
now we intend to run the Reqistey
to suit ourselves. some other time.
perhaps, we will try and run a pa.
per to suit everybody"
The above is the language of
George Washington, (Tippe,t), edi-
tor of the Pt. Pleasant Register, who
never told lie.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21
Amendment to the Con,,,,,,,,


JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 10 pRopos,.
AN AMENDMENT TO THE co,'N
TUITION OF THIS STATE. S'i'
Rcsotced by the Legislat,,,. =,
West Virginia, t,co- thirds ~, W IN
the members eiectedto eacI Go' at
agreeing thereto. '0''e
l. That the following amcndme,, :,
Gle III. OF the Constitution OF ihs 20 70 Art
aud the same Is hereby proposed ,o Sss,e b,
:. That section thirteen, OF Ariici- III
now Is, bc stricken out, and the ,oiio.iil III Nit
sorted In lieu thereof: i'"oNlng In
sec. ~ In suits at common INV Nh. -.
value IN controversy exceeds twenty An NE
exclusive OF interest aud costs. me rug1,ia's.
trini by Jury. IL required by either na,,,snt q
De preserved, and In such suit be,n,.s - saaii
uce, Jury may consist OF six persor lus'
Agreed To February "a, isS.. "''
Publication of the foregoing ~.
Amendment tn the Constitution n, ,rh,opotd
OF West Virginia, ~ made pursuan, ~, ,ne STATE
quirements OF section chapter q Asts 'nS r.
by the Governor: w. li-SON.
HENRY :. WALKER,
secretary OF State.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

We feel sorry for Judge Fleming
and sorry for the Democratic party
sorry for Fleming because he has
been called upon to discuss issues
with which he is not familiar; sorry
for the party because it did not get
= man for its nominee for Governor
who could cope with Gen. Goh in
a discussion Of the issues Of the day.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-09-21

The State lodge of Good TEN.
plars met at Charleston on the 9th.
There were represented 10 lodges
w. y. Strickler was elected 6. G..
T.; l.. a. Martin, 6. c. Miss Tillie
Charlton, G. V. T.; ]. J. Sigler,
Superintendent Juvenile Templars;
]. b. Morgan, Grand Secretary;
Lewis Sargent, Grand Treasurer.