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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13
Railroad Work.

Two spans of the Union bridge, on the
Ohio side of the channel span, are now in
place, and the false work for the third span
is well advanced With few days more
of good weather, this span will be up, and
then there will only remain the big channel
span to complete the bridge
Down at Caldwell's run, the work of ex-
cavating the big cut is going right along,
and it is down to grade for portion Of its
width. WOrkmen have commenced the
portal of the tunnel, south of the Riverside
bar mill, but have to work very carefully,
owing to the trecherOus nature of the clay
in which the heading is being driven. \
massive retaining wall is being put in at
Wood street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

Wheeling City Castle No ,, Knights OF
the Golden Eagle, are enjoying quite a
boom by initiating new members into their
ranks. The Eagles are comparatively a
new order in this country. Their growth
has been marvellous, this city alone having
four different Castles, and also a Grand
Castle
Wheeling City Castle No. . is going &c
confer the first and second degrees on sey
eral candidates on next Tuesday evening
and have invited the initiatory team from
Washington Castle No. ), of Bridgeport
OHIO, to do the work in these degrees
All Eagles Of good standing are invited
to attend
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Bicycle Bargains.

The great demand for the new VIC
TOR king of Bicycles" has enabled us
to trade in many wheels of other makes.
and we will sell all second hand wheels
at prices that will Justify you in buy
ing. Don't fail to see our large stock of
secondhand ColumbiaS, New Mails,
NictOrs and others. Our list is too long
TO print. Call early.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.
New Store, 81 Twelfth ST.. two doors be-
low old stand.
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In Memory of NV Husband.

Dark is my life now. the light OF love has faded.
Quenchcd with his noble life, whose strength
was H. my own.
It's a heavy weight OF sorrow ! shall have to
bear unaded
lis Il dark and dreary future that my feet
must tread alone.
His love has been my Shjeld Cvom the qieyciRg
thruSts OF SOrrow-
\ shield from life'> bitter storm, my shelter
and my stay:
But now is mine the night that will never know
morrow.
And the dark and helple>, grief that will never
pass away.
From his wife.
IDA MALoNEY.
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Arrested, Tried and Discharged.

Yesterday Mary Pervis, white, swore
out warrants for the arrest of her husband,
Robert Pervis. white, and Kate Cooper,
colored, charging them with unlawful,
lewd and lascivious association and cohab-
itation. They were arrested by Officer
Martin He'll. and in default Of 500 bail
each were committed to Jail for a hearing
at p. IN. yesterday. After hearing the
evidence in the case they We're discharged
by the Justice, William H. Davis, who
issued the warrants.
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THE STRIKE.
: y Meeting of the Building Trades Coun-
cil-NO Agreement at Martins Ferry.


There was largely attended meeting OF
at which the pending strike was discussed
very fully. At the conclusion of the de-
bate, resolution. which will be found
elsewhere, was adopted, declaring the
strike still on, and stating that the men are
ready to accept and do all work Offering.
There was an attempt to settle the
strike at the Martins Ferry mills Of Kerr
X Son and B. Exley x Co., which resulted
IN failure. There was a verbal agree
ment or proposition made TO the men Fri
day which was reported to meeting OF
the workmen, and the firms were asked to
put 1t in writing When they did so, the
men claimed there were changes which
made 1t impossible for them to accept, and
matters are thus in statu quo, with the
situation about the same as on this side of
the river
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DIED.

ZIMMERMAN-On Thursday. April TO- 1880.
al 1870 p M. PHILIP l.. zimmerman. aged -
years.
Funeral from the residence OF W. II. Johnson.
No. S7l3 Chapline street. at o'clock p. m, sun
day. April 10. Friends invited to attend. In
terment at Mt. Olive cemetery.
EGERTER-Friday. APRIL Il. 1890, at l9:4O
o'clock p. m, ALFRED G. EGERTER. in his i9th
year.
Funeral services at his late residen6e, No. i0i3
Chapline street. Sunday afternoon at 2:Sg
o'clock Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
No flowers, by request.
INTERCHANGEABLE April nth. 1890.
nj 9:i5 p. m. at her residence No. l5S Sixteenth
street, Mrs. ELIZABETH BzEiTENDAcH, aged -
years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BANHA-On Saturday evening April 18th,
1870. AT twenty minutes Co nine o'clock. ELIZA.
wife of John J. Bayha. in the 39th year OF her
age.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. from
the residence of her husband. No. 90 Twentieth
street. Iuterment at Peninsula cemetery.
MILLER-Friday. April nth. at . p. M.
THEODORE MILLER. at his late residence. No.
20 Forty-sevcnth street aged - years. 2months
ana udA y.
Funeral services sunday at9 p m. at his late
residence. Intermeut ,at Nj. Zion cemetery.
Friends ofthe family invited to attend.
LASHLEY-S Saturday. April - 1890. at 80 "a.
M. ELwoon H.. son OF Miller \. and Maggie
LaShley, aged years. msnths and Is days.
Funeral from residence Of Mr.. Thomas Lash
lev. No. ll6 South York street. thi, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock lnterment at Peninsula
cemetery. Private.
DARRAH-At his home. at Fort Worth Tex.
on Thursday April 10Th. 1870. DAVID DARRAH.
formerly OF Bellairc. Ohio in his seth year
The funeral will take place from his brothers
residence. Belnire. Ohio. Interment in Bell
aire cemetery this afternoon at p. IN.
NOLTE-ThurSday April 10, 1880, at o'clock
p m. ALBERT G.. son OF \. II. and Ida Nolte,
aged = years and months.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No 800
Eon street, this Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
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Hold it to the Light.

The man who tells you confidential Just
what will cure your cold is prescribing
Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepare
ton of this remarkable medicine for coughs
and colds no expense is spared to combine
only the best and purest ingredients. Hold
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam to the light and
look through it: notice the bright clear
look: then compare with other remedies.
Price soc. and 81.
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atrrr Advertisements.

TI'O THE MEMBERS OF BLACK PRINCE
i Lodge No. 1Q. X. OF P.-You are hereby no
titled 10 appear al the Castle Hall OF Black Prime,
Lodge No. 10. X. of p, at the corner OF Twenty
sixth and Chapline SITS on Sunday. the 18th day
OF April at 1880 o'clock p. m. sharp. 10 pay the
last tribute Of respect 10 our deceased brother
Philip l.. Zimmerman. Members OF sister
Lodges are cordially invited TO attend. BY or
der Of G. c. BENJAMIN +. REDMAN. G. c.
JOHN W. SCHULTZE. X. r. = apl2q
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In Fond Remembrance of Our Little
Nephew, Abbie NOlte.

Another precious darling,
He WAS our JOY and pride,
We loved him-ah, perhaps too well,
For soon he slept and died.
All is dark within our dwelling
Lonely are our hearts to-day.
For the one we loved dearly
Has forever passed away.
AUNTs-NELLIE AND JOSIE.
/ MICHAELS-Friday. April llth 1890. at 9:55
.. M. CLARA j.. daughter Of William and Eliza
beth Michaels aged 3 years. months and ID
days.
Funeral from residence Of the parents. No lO4
Sixteenth street. Sunday afternoon at 9:SO
O'Clock. Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
ETZ-On Sunday April g. at l9 o'clock. noon,
HARRY ETZ, in the 22d year of his age.
McKEE-On sunday. April 6, 1890, at 6 p; m.
/ MARY MCCORMACK, daughter OF ID. y. ana Mary
| Mckee in her 10Th year.
GALLAGHER-On Monday, April Z, 1890, at
1910 D. m. MARY, wife Of Thomas Gallagher
aged ~ years.
RUMBLE-On Monday, April :. 1890, ut l2
O'Clock m. G. W. RUMBLE aged II years.
FARMER-On Tuesday. April s. 1890, at 1870
p. m. RICHARD FARMER in the 18Th year Of his
age '
WEINSBURG-Tu April s. 1890, at $40
d. IN. DOLLY c.. wife Of Levi Wensburg, IN her
25th year.
LESON-Tuesday. April s. 1890, at nine
o'clock p m. Miss HANNAH EAGLEsoN. aged 80
years
BROWN-On Wednesday evening. April 9th
1890. at $50 o'clock. Miss ANNA II. BEowN, in
the seth year OF her age.
HEISER-On Thursday, April TO- 1920 at 9:35
H. M NORA VI. HEIsER. wife of Chas. +. Heiser,
aged p years.
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"ELINT ROAD CARTS.

Now is the time to buyu Cart. am selling the
neatest. lghtest and easiest riding Cart. per-
fectly balanced. made Of the best material and
finely finished. No horse motion. Three 49,
different styles: The Drop Bar the Straight
Bar. and the Blue Ricbon. (Phaeton Body.
Also the Prize Road Wagon. The handiest and
cheapest market or delivery wagon ever put on
the market. II. J. Wendell.
Telephone No. IS No. 6iTwelth ST. I'd Floor.
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Narrow Escape from Connagration.

Yesterday morning, while VIM. Bankard,
from the country, was hauling load Of
hay along Charles street, his wagon upset,
almost completely covering from view the
frame dwelling house of Geo X. McMechen,
on the lower side of the road a large fire
was in the cooking stove in the house and
il Immediately set fire to the hay, some of
which had fallen down the chimney. AS
quick as thought the fire was drowned out
and the blazing hay smothered, thereby
preventing what might have been a serious
confagration Mr. Bankard suffered slight
injury to his back by falling The road is
in miserable condition and threats of suits
for damages have been made.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
In Trouble Again.

Marshal Stuff, Of Bridgeport, arrived
from Pittsburg on the late train last night
with Bull" McDonough and Eddie Combs.
who are wanted over the river on the sus-
picion of being the men who slugged Mr..
Watkins about a week ago Themen were
locked up at the City Hall last night. and
will be taken TO ST. Clairsville to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

Third window going west on Twelfth St.
Tailor-made Trousers. An elegant dis
play. GUNDLING'S, 81 and SO Twelfth
street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Having left the firm OF d. c. kurner, painter
&c OF which was a member from March, 1889,
to March %. 1880. have this day connected my
self with the firm Of George +. Kurner ~ Bros,
painters. decorators, paper hangers, &c. in
vite my friends and the public generally to call
or leave orders for work in my line with the
above named firm at 1871 Market street. WIN.
\. KURNER, with Geo. +. Kurner ~ Bros. Res
idencc 40 South York street.
March 81 1920 apleadq
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>o'ng west on Twelfth Ste.
.,, N-drc,>ing, and Furnish
iND'>. 80 and 36 Twelfth
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7 Week Proves Quite a Gay One in
Wheeling Social Circles.
r-~RE EVENTS ON THE taps.

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k93S y SFlNINNN
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convey
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....-..I..n FRINGE. -s.-.
...r... ,r either check.
..... lbs a.,--. aud a, ,1a .al.
-n, tliuk SOU heard h.- speak
''.
-- she N"I' '' saw.
.ry>a.i, opened ou Monday and
al butterfly came forth and
...,..... s,..l i..,. .,...l.. -i... ,,......-
' "--" It's ''""'s' "''" "'"
Earth has pun on hrr spring
i for tine mast few DAVIS She
r...l anil t.t-l. ST..
-.. ""Ppl >'l->l'I'' whose
las ucgui.ed forth mnumcrabie
..v.r, Commencing Monday
-.. social whfrl began fn earn
dance followed dance and party
aarty SD chat ai. classes of
lal plenty OF amusement. The
NH Hr three weeks promises t0
-ar. ASA number of events are
-.. ap.> for thenear future
SAINT weather has brought the
-r.r.r- ono ur full force. and
-.. grounds are still Don pretty
.'r- some interesting games
.. '.na..l lNe past week. and the
.'r courts OF me dli-
.>r condition and the max
r.N ..> la, commenced. Tennis
.ur popular this season than
r..r H..r I tw.I positively Doe ont
-t...-nU tne fascinating and
- -m No city in the
.... Shows healthier set of
gins M Wheeling possesses. and
t.-.,. ..- f. .a- that they nearly
81. '. HHr.>. and indulge n var
, sport, and amusemcntS.
MANS tennis n'averS
HOwlcrS. and still
.r..r>. or rather tricycleS,
>mcu- promises ro bee
popular among tnc ladies
.-.,' $500 may look Tor 'lcytie
' TOD 'r 3D.. >l' '''
Racquet Club, tine pioneer tennis
i0u ot this city. held "a meeting
evening no the homo OBJ Mr..
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second window going west ON Twelfth
street. Alfred benjamin n Co.'S Spring
Overcoats and Fancy Double Breasted
Dress Vests. GUNDLING'S. Nos. 81 and 36
Twelfth street.
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To the Public.

THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE OF
l. Wheeling desires to state that its
members in all departments now have
their business in operation, and are pre-
nared TO take contacts and furnish ma
terials. and therefore solicit the patron
ace Of their customers and the public
generally.
THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
apl2e&da Wheeling W. Va.
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~ CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
VvGnnSyIvdnid LinUS.I
~ E-or,n pridoro.ao,-+ e+a+io.,
From Bridgeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport FOR Pittsburg. Chicago
and Cleveland. $3.50 q. m. For Pittsburg 10. -
a. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, l:l2 p m.
For Pittsburg and New York, 25i p. m. For
Steubenville. s.33 a. m.
Trains arrive at bridgeport az 7:53 a. m. 1922
a. m. 1928 p m, 437 p. m, and 81 p. N.
on Saturdays Only-FOr East Liverpool, 6:if
o. m: from Fast Liverpool, n .i2 p. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburg. Cincinnati and 81.
Louis Railway. Panhandle Route leave Wheel.
ing. for Steuhenville. Pittsburg and the East,
$50 A. m. 1913 p. m. 3 - p. m. and $40 p. m.
For Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81
Louis - "a. 10. and ). % p. m. For Columbu
and Chicago. 4: - p. M. Trains arrive 90 Vince
inc AZ $50 a. m. 1000 a. m, . - D. M. and 81
D. m Trains leaving N 80 q. no. and arriving
~ SEQ p. u. run solid between Wheeling ane
Pittsburg All trains daily except sunday.
nol0
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T WISH TO employ few ladies on salary 90
L take charge Of my business AZ their home,
Light. very fascinating and healthful. Wages
$40 per week Reference given. Good pay for
part time Address with stamp. Mrs MARION
WALKER Louisville. Ky. del2Th&d
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Wednesday evening last Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Hamilton were surprised
hv number of their friends at their
residence ON Eighteenth street, the oc-
casion being the tenth anniversary Of
their marriage. A very pleasant even
ing followed, I'm which dancing, cards
and refreshments figured cOnSpicuouSly.
Newhart'S orchestra furnished the
music Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton were
the recipients of numerous and hand
some presents and good wishes. Those
present were: Misses Nellie O'Neal,
Sophia Fisher. Theresa Fisher, Mary
Schenk, Lena Meyers, Lizzie Careu-
bauer and Ida and Annie Winters, Mr..
and Mrs. William Schambra, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Meade, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. AShburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Sims. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Bane. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jones. Mrs. Carry O'Neal, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fisher. and MeSSrS. VIII Kuhn,
Charles Strobel, George Fisher, Louis
Schenk and Frank Schenk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bauer cele-
brated the twenty-ffth anniversary of
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Mr.. James +. Rankin, popular en-
plove of the Whitaker mill. and Miss
Emma Baker of Warrington, were mar
ried Wednesday evening at the residence
of Rev. C. Il. Graham, in the presence
of a number of intimate friends. y re-
ception followed at the residence the
groom had prepared on the South Side.
and pleasant time was spent by all
present Mr. and Mrs. Rankin have
the best wishes of many friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

A quiet but fashionable wedding took
place Wednesday. April Q, at Barnes
Vile. Ohio, the contracting parties be-
ing Mr.. Joseph WinieSdortfer and Miss
Monte Hobbs. of that place. Mr..
WinieSdorffer is well known in this city,
being at one time in the merchant tailor
ing business on Sixteenth street. Miss
Hobbs is well liked by large circle of
friends at that place. Joe is considered
very fortunate. \ number of Wheeling
people attended the wedding.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

event OF the week was the
r at The Wheeling Club
ing oy % number of young
- inside and outside Of
snip of the club. There
twenty-five couples present
Na> q delightful success.
I'D the hands of Young
.re accomplished enter
adde's never appeared 90
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aletu advertisements.

NOR RENT-AN UNFINISHED FRONT
II Room. Centrally located. Apply M 1921
EoT street apqeudu
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better advantage; the Opera House or
cheStra never played better; the floor
was never In better condition for dane
ing: the weather was beautiful; the fg-
ureS. of which there were six, with rib
bon fayors containing the names OF the
ladies and gentlemen who gave them,
were pretty. and We're gracefully led by
Mr.. George Baird. assisted by Miss Flor
ence OFT and Mr. Clarence Moore, Of
Charleston: the refreshments served at
midnight were very palatable and neatly
served. and in fact every feature of the
German was success. The general
dance that followed was very enjoyable,
and the pleasures of the occasions will
long be remembered by those fortunate
enough 10 Doe there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

WANTED-EYERY TO KNOW that
w we are ready Ia ship FRUIT. SHADE and
EVERGREEN TREES Small Fruits. &c., az Lowest
Cash Prices Special Price List Free. Address
OHIO VALLEY NURSERIES,. Moundsyille.
". Va mr))d>
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NOTICE---LUTZ BROS

STANDARD PRICE LIST OF THE
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY:
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Tennis Clubs All Preparing for the
Summer Campaign.
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That popular social organization
known as The AlphaS," which is COM
posed of a number of well-known young
men. gave a hop an Maennerchor Hall,
Thursday evening. and it was pleas
ant one. Killmeyer made the music
and the merry party of young folks
danced until am early hour Friday
morning.
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A Store Room With Dwelling

Attached Excellent location for Dry Goods
store. Rent reasonable. Inquire Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
mr2dAeh 1919 Market Street.
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The young men did turn out near
ly as well as they ought TO have done,
however. and l am sorry 10 say that
there were anumber who rather wanted
10 see the German "a failure. Why,
cannot tell. II was certainly wrong
spirit to manifest. and l am glad they
We're disappointed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

Tuesday evening the Arion Society
gave very enjoyable concert and ball
at their club house ON the South Side.
TheatricaiS also formed part of the even
ng'S entertainment and Mr.. T. H..
LANCE made his first appearance asa star
ON amy stage. and covered himself with
glory. At the conclusion of the musical
and literary entertainment. which was
splendid. the floor was cleared fordanc-
ing and the Opera House orchestra kept
feet tripping at a lively rate until an
early hour Wednesday morning. when
Ill Inff LirnIN nlnnsnl
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Miss Maggie Thomas was rendered
"a very enjoyable surprise party at her
home ON the Island, Tuesday evening,
by "a number of friends. Dancing,
cards and music afforded entertainment
for the merry party. and refreshments
served at SeaSonable hour were relish
ed.
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The hop given by the Bachelor Club
last Wednesday evening was the most
successful yet given by that popular or
ganization. About twenty-five couples
were present. and spent the evening
very pleasantly. dancing TO Prof. ChaS.
kilimyer'S music Ateleyen o'clock the
party repaired 20 Van Keuren'S. where
% splendid supper awaited them, TO
which they did full justice. Dancing
was then resumed and kept up until "a
SeaSOuablc hour
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-13

i books posted errors detected. either Of de-
sign or otherwise. Accounts of all kinds search
ed into and discrepancies shown mp. 10y reliable
accountants. Cores pOndcnce solicited. I'D
dress Z. O. Box g. City. ieb23dh
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a big theatre party will attend the
performance tob be given by the Wesleyan
Banjo and Glec Club, at the Opera
House Monday evening. There are
about forty in the party, all being well
known young society people, and it is
understood the party and members Of
the club will be entertained by Mr..
Nelson Hubbard at his fathers resi-
dence after the entertainment.
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A number of balls were given during
the week. among which were one by tho
Beethoven Singing Society at their hall
Monday evening for which the Opera
House Orchestra made the music; a
mask ball at Bishops Hall i'm the East
End for which Dimmey played; Pot
ters' ball at Arion hall the same even
ing. which was big success and for
which Mayors Orchestra furnished the
music: the Juinata Social ball at Ger
mania Hall Tuesday evening, and sew
eral others, all of which were enjoyed
hv those I'm attendance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-20

sinking energies. Then with . rush
and jump she placed herself in front
of the savage animal. The dog, too.
sprang at the boar and buried its teeth
in its thick neck. Tho boar. though
surprised for . moment turned saw
agells aud with . thrust laid open tho
poor dogs side with terrible cash from
its tuska With IN angry shake Of the
head the beast then turned on its vic
tim. As it approached Matte bravely
met it and as it's horrible jaws opened
to grasp her dress, pushed the barrel OF
her gun into its open mouth and fred.
sending the remaining charge into the
boar's inside. He fell at once with a
squeal OF pain and ferocity that made
the brave girls flesh creep
The other one, seeing the fall OF its
leader, hesitated q moment and then
sprang forward. Matte seized the
Ratchet that her sister had had, and
aimed blow ut the beast The latter
lodged and the Ratchet fell from her
hand, falling far out Of her reach. while
the violence OF the blow caused her to
fall over in front of the hog. Tho lat.
ter champing its jaws till the froth