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Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

The man who is supposed to BIS 'brick''
seldom helps to build any houses.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

The biggest thing In New York now is
succps appetite.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

Keep your heart cheerful, and you will
soon have heart to match II.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

Character is something other peoples have
brought out In us.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31
Cheap Land. and Home.

When you want to see great way keep
your eyes shut
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31
Imperial Interest in Koch,

Love has no respect for locks, as the aver
age bald-headed man can testify
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

A woman with wArt on her nose hates
looking glass.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

The result of mans life win depend upon
what he loves.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

atty do H.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

Garfield Toe Is really OF food than med
cine not injurious IL taken daily, Il Is composed Of
harmless bsrbs, cures Constipation.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31
Honey bees never sting one another.

Not one man In ten can tell when he,
loaflng.
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

A motto for upplers; Don't give up the
Iron County news. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1890-189?, 1891-01-31

The truth never apologIzes for coming.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

Rok SALE OR ExcHASGE-steam Flour
= ing NH. roller process, nrst-claSs con-
difson. i5o barrel capacity. elevator. sii mod
ern sIipT Tevrmentss situated la gooa fsrfning
country; doing good paylng business; good
reasons Tor selling; price si-.008. Mlnana 4
Allen. and Tower block.
81 Q00-worth s2zoo. on monthly pay
21, menfs y new s-room house east
side. y block from the cable. = mile from the
ished for laundry and closet. Winans Allen.
5 and flower bioeN.
% b00- Farm IN Aliegan county for sale
@S,JeNO or exchange for house and let;
buildings cost SOD; acres of orchard
RUSlNEss cHANcE-A drug stock. on =
~ good eorner; will invoice about $2-50,
will exchange for house and lot
x1 150 win buy 7room house on the cor
sS1, ,lJo nAr OF Center ana lstsrx. Com
STOCKS addition; the owner refused 81 400 for
IL one year ago.
X1 Q00 WI buy new modern sroom
VA,SoV house; iar.e hal. hardwood fnish;
nice cellar. wssl ami clstern. ana city afer,
Will paint color ID suit purchaser.
NE have seyersl fne houses on Henry-st
ranging In price from $500 TO sS!ooo-
% 10a0 for house and lot on Lafayette.
%, 1Vo between Cherry aud Wealthy.
A GOOD FARM within ten miles OF the city
"A 10 trade for y house and lot.
the the NH: n:s nies oI nerssoTSooa aG1ss ssnse
adjoining not a8 good sold short time
ago for 2-160; terms easy; do not delay; some
one will surely get . bargain.
% on -s-room new house. No. 36 Euc ade-
VS,SoV ave.s also good barn; bargain
for some one.
90 S00 Look at No. rs Henryst: sroom
VO,ONO nex modern house. nice bath.
large bedroom below; lot 5oxlse; would ex-
change for farm.
I'VE have list Of 500 farmers who wish to
w sell or trAde their farms
I'VE have . large tract Of western timber
w land for sale. on large river. near the
sea coast.
"EVERYTHING on earth" In the shape OF
bargain. Winzns 4 Allen. 5 and
Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
CROPS Hurt By FROST
EIIEJDUc OVER AVAST TERRITORY
csrs asA Al Oshss Las Vegetables BE.
ported Dsdiy Injured an Mians-
sseas levs. Wtsesasin and
DokosA.

xuH1APoIIs,A Mimi SepA A-Reports
reesivsd here show . heavy frost
Wsdnssday night throughout the north
wsse Cora and vegetables are badly
danaged At Grand RspidA shis state.
srvssy hsasy frsss 70 ssperssd. the firss
killing one Of the season,
end IL has aPparsatly covered .
large aEss aorthw sstward However.
In that immediate vicinity, only
garden truck IA the most exposed
plaees has bssn much affected At
Owstonna heavy fross came Wednes-
day night. killing corn Not more than
half the corn u matured Sauk Rapids
Ssports thai heavy white fsost fell in
that vicinity. doing much damage To
corn and vegetables Az crookstou .
tight fross u reported but thsrs IL no
tear of serious result In that region
RARso. n. d.. Sept A heavy frost
prevailed throughout this entire region
wednesday night Comparatively litsas
grain remains uncut particularly m the
Red river valley. Hero and there arc
soms pieces of green grain Of consider
able size that are doubtless injured. II
not ruined Al Wahpeten. this state.
corn and early vegetables ere reported
Q killed by the iFosA
NAsou CnY. Ia. 6spA A-xAe Arst
severe frcst Of Ne season fan Wednss-
day night II injured sorn materially.
From the present outlook nins-tenths
Of the corn Of northern Iowa viii be
soft II Win have . tendency to In
higher prices.
BURLINGTON. Ia. 9epA "A Aakt
frost is reported snd some vegetation
was injured. There Is some uneasiness
about corn and fYuits.
NEW RIcHLAxD. VIA. 6ept A-Tho
hardest FROST Of tho season was pepoFt-
ed Wednesday morning. corp and
bsckwheat In low places were seriously
damaged In Polk county these crops
were totally destroyed
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
DeG0LlA BROS.
pKALsks II -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
s and 9 Tewef Block

FoR sALE-or exchange: le5 acres u miles
southeast Of city; good buildsaSs. fences.
orchard, soil clay ioam. fAis Is . No farm;
NOR sALE-or exchange, % acres ~ miles
from Aiddieviiie. Barry ceunfyi sroom
sod. 50 scres seeded snd 70 acres Of wheat on
the groundi price 8. 500
EoR sALE-0r exchange; 90 acres s miles
from city; fair house. large new barn good
menf OF exchange for city properly; price
e.5c0.
EoR ExcHANGE-ssversl 70 scrs farms
4 south Of city b. nonresidentsi owners
price fsom % $50 up ' II son s have small Ssuss @
We can surely meet you on these-
EoR ExcHANGE--1oo acres ~ miles from
wsyland. Ailexan county. With twe houses
and two large barns. good orchard. 70 acres
south end property; price IS. 80.
Eok sALE-0r exchanges 20 acres miles
= from city; clay loan. new house; ane
place for gardening; price 5000.
'OR sALE-Or exchange; 100 acre farm Ia
good house. barn and outbuildings. - acres
hne timber. beech, maple. Eastwood and elm
sman orchard; this farm lies on bank Of a
from early and late frosts; lake abounds in
Inc nsh ana is becoming noted - resort;
price s2.oo on easy terms for cash. or will ex-
change for Grand Rapids real estste;. For ex-
change. hardwood slump Lands In Nswaygo
county for equities IN Grand Rapids property.
These lands are wtll located and good soii.
perfect title. and can. BY improvement. be
made . fine farming country This Is your
chance TO get ou. OF debt.
Eok SALE OR EXCHANGES acres on lake
4 shore. near the park; good buildings ayo0
peach trees In bearing, Is pear standards Ia
bearing, acres strawberries. 3 acres raspber-
ries. 200 grapes, gooseberr!cs and other small
fruits; Price 500; fruit on same will pay for
tt the present season; would exchange for
good city property; this 10 a great chance for
some one and tho greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
DKGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

GRAv-Wheat CSC, corn. 72c new oats Soc;
rye. -pc: harley. N.la y hundred.
NpATa-Beef. s3sc pork. ssfc mutton. f37c
spring iamh. Sc; fow :. i0c spring chickens.
fte veal. 5c; turkeys. Ice; ducts 1oc.
ppopres-Butter. lse; egxA l6e: potatoes f0c
bu; bs<ts. ne bu: onions, l5c y doz
rsdishes. sc y dor; lettuce. &c hu; peas. 81 81
y bu; beans hand picked. $-ae y hu; honey.
Weof--Washed. Ara 1se; snwashed. y hazec.
Hsv-1Ttmethy. sis = ton clover. SA ' ton
straw. q ton
Size. cured hides. Sc: calf skins green. Sc; calf
SKINS cured. Tc; tailow. fzc; pelts. seS3s-o
dahfu frmlrr
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

srxrruxs-Noistur intense itshing
and singing: most at night; worse BY
srsfching. II allowed 10 eontsnae
tursors form, which often bleed ard
nIcerate, becoming veryscre- swAvsRs
oSxxuxxr s<ops the itching ard bleed
ine. heals liberation, aud IN meet css<s
removes tne turnors Al drngkis<n. or
~ mai. tor - csnA. Dr. evsyns 4
Son. Pb.Indefphin.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

Htcra Avn Fsxp-Llly White. s.s; Patent.
E.S5 hundred corn meal. q. &5 hundred
feed. S1.an~ zSfe , ton; mfddines t12oo y
scn: brzr <fS.fa ? ton: shirs. $a.0e tor.
Nrsr- P4rk steak. Hcs resSt. lee: rfbs 5c
tenterisfs. i2t<r hsrn. f2e; beet sfeak. 4 lse
reasf. 50 Ifc. fibs, -. mutton. ~ sprfng Z
ismb. leo sf rtur ehleken& DC; turkeys.
fef<c ducks - q
pRepssr- Puftee Ec eggs. rscs potatoes.
@r beets. 80 pa orions Sc ? ps
a. NJ peac :. a. y &c > rk; apples. 6c pk
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

FOR SALE-Fine building lots
on Lyonst Nice building lots
on Burton-ave.. near Division
A fine resid ence on South La
fayette FOR THE VALUE OF
THE LOT. 1000 acres OF nne
hardwood timber for sale or
exchange. l0acresl mile south
of the city.
: PINE In Michigan. Wisconsin
and Mississippi; II you wish 70
invest in home in Grand Rap
ids or Detroit. we can please you.
An elegant building lot for nne
residence on. Fountatn-st-
LOOK THERE.
FOR EXCHANGE-Detroit
property for Grand Rapids
property; Grand Rapids prop
erty for home in Detroit.
Good farms In almost any county In the state
for sale or exchange; three new brick stores in
Detroit for farm or hardwood timber; money
loaned en- LONG TIME and Low RATE.
We want 100 houses to supply our fall de-
mand for rent.
Grand Rapids Land 4 Improvement Co.. lim-
tied. 81 Wonderley bldg. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Or. State Land Company. q Csmpau bldg.
Detroit. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

The Valley City Milling Company ha,
no peer in the manufacture OF flour.
Try he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
Tovra. PACKING 1 sToRAaE

pADcLIFF . HoIT Reliable srnos'slsrssss 'sss
II a iii south Msiaon-ss.. have fbe ,sfsss
-vsns : En- psng the noss eempetens men .na
VIII i've ysB regular fAseA -rhefnef - ss,~s
Cor them - nst b 'ehsptns Ne. - -
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

CHICAGO. sept 4
cArrLn-Markes rather active and pr1ces
fairly well supported Quotations ranged
% 0naAO for prime 70 fancy shipping
stssrs: N7s1S.B for good 10 choice do;
Am0A& for common 70 fair do; n 80
40 for butchers steers; oDz33o0 for stock.
ers; - s93. % for rexsns, 8moAo0 for rang
ers; 0W1s 80 for feeders; ol 50asO for cowss
OtD93 % for bulls. ssd =. 5o0Aoo for Veal
Calves
Hoes-Msrket rather active and the feeling
decidedly stronger. Prices advanced 50i5o.
saiss ranged At ~ D0<.S fer Pigs, 4W3A 70
for light. - s0sxS for rough packing: NO0
$50 for m'xed- and AaoQ5. 20 for hsavy peck.
fnr znd shippiux lota
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Sept
Ys0un-ouiss bus 0esady. Spring wheat Pat
'snss 0sOok1; bshsrs', o&sooAn; Winter
Whsss ySsw Psssata &0oAS; ssrsishsA
oW0An
WHnAr-sssaAy with Mghs trading. No. .
lospssmbsr. ~ Aeoee; December. a. ooA Aoloik; ;
Nsy, u.o8K0l07A.
Com-Tairiy active and lower. No q 90
BAs; No yellow. e70eSAc; No q 6Sxeelc;
No. 3 yellow, eBo; ssptembes, 6ox06Sxc;
osssbss. seA0Dxs; Ysss. $4,000; Nay. A6x
oArs-slov. Na cash. sok0Nxs; Sep
tsmbes. ~ nseHe; October, soH0soxc; May.
xs0sska Samples stesdy. No. a s7X0soo;
No . WHITE 0tosle; Na Z se0soxe; No
White S903o
RYs-Firm. No. . cash. se0ssAo; ssptem,
ber sA0sgxe; October, S6h0ssc.
BARLEY-Good barley steady and unsound
very dull Choice 70 dne. 000d6c; fair to good.
oaossc; common, t60soc; Low grade unsound.
Msss Posx-Trsding qufss sctivs and
prices higher - e10oo0el075 for cash;
o10 CONAN Tor September; 90. 70010o0 for
October; eii 0sx0ii.sS for December. and
GA Hola7 M for January.
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
hieher. Quotations ranged at o6s53A90 for
cash: 080AD for September; o6.a607.02x
lor October. and n ss07.a6 for January.
PoULrRY - Live Chickens. l0c per lh
Live Turkeys. eoi0c per H.; Live Ducks, 50
roc per ID. Live Geese, osLoooA00 per DOZEN
BurrBR-Creamery. i4oSsc: Dairy, i30iSc;
Packing Stock 1i1iihc
ouS-Wisoonsin Prime White, Be-; water
White esSc; Michigan Prime White, ehc: Wa
ser Whtts. 101c; Indiana Prime White, 9kc;
water White. Zoe; Headlight i75 test shc;
Gasoline. ~ des's, i4c; ~ degA sac
LroUoRs-Disetlisd Spirits remain steady on
sAs basis a o. 10 per gal for finished goods
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
FOR RENT-H0usEs.

Tor RENT-New house and barn, No. l5S
Il Logan-st.; city water. cistern and barn;
Srooms, worth s12; Will let to right parties 0t
$500 per month; also No. $50 Wealthy-ave;, one
block to electric line. only 5000. Tutrle Bros,
over Arcade; telephone l265. A9
EOR RENT-2 cottages. or part of them. at
= Macatawa Park. Inquire OF Geo. Roelofs.
q Canalst. 2l2tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
TOR sALR-nsoELLAREoUs

E0R SALE-1 nice parlor suite. six pieces;
bedroom suite. carpets. parlor clock.
dining chairs. l dining table. pictures. cur
talns, poles. lace curtains. and rugs. Inquire
at "a White block. 81 Monroe-st. z4s
TOR SALE-1.sO0oo0 feet of hardwood lumber
consisting Of maple. elm and Eastwood. All
dry. 9ibbs Bros, Nayfield. Mich. 2fs
FOR sALE-Chea2; . good paying business
on West Bridge-st Fitzgerald Franz
ford. 50 West Bridge st.. real estate and nre
Insurance agents; telephone 1895.
Tor SALE-House and lot; or will exchange
for farm outnt. horses. cows. farm focls:
etc. etc.. ut southeast corner Norsh-ave- and mo
Curtisst z&s
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
VAETEp-To RENT.

VVANTEp-Furaiss room. fvs minate :
w walk from possofice. Address d. ga
4. this ofBee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

What PEOPLE Want ' g: e; ]: E; :::;...,
Twelve words will usually make two ines thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line. There
is but one price. that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
FOR REHr-BUs1HEss PLACES

TOR REyT-LarRe elegant store. about 130x25
Il IT,. suitable for whoiesale OF retail eStab-
lishment; lighted with Edison lights. with
good basement and cellar; has four rooms In
back; cases. counters. ofice fixtures. and VA
dozen folding chairs for sale ct bargain. Ap-
ply at l7S East Fuiton-st. AS
ITO RENT-Stores No.s and II Huron-st. each
v o, Ies.; s,ey IN @ rear; suitable lot Mno,e- e-
storage; rent $3.50 per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyl. 10 and u Fountain-st. 19tf
TOR RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
l. west side OF south Division-st.. suitable for
any business: these stores have large dry bAse-
ments with rear entrance from alley; also
suites OF rooms In same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite; this prop
erty will be rented at . low price to the right
party. For prices call on J. W. Calvin, room
5. shepard 4 Hartman block. from l to p m.
Phone SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
wAHrED-AGEATs

WANTED-0ur agents make $40 to eu
w month selling our goods on their merits:
We want country and general agents. ana vii
take back all goods unsoia II . county nssns
falls to clear 500 and expenses after t1s,,s ,l
days. trial. or general agent less tnen -.
We viii send large Illustrated circuiafs anu
letter with special oSer to suit ferritery -
piiec for on recei1f Of fhre< ene-cent stnmrs. r
Apply at once and get on the boom. Aaaress
Renner Manufacturing Company. Ffssou1k;
IA 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

WHDA1 = Opened k0kc mp; declined IA
Shc; reacted x0&c on local influences; quiet.
September n05x0Lo5; October. slo6x0
1.g7H; November. sl.0eiS -O9 sic; December.
oioes<4t- i04; January. eLiok0l i2x; May.
o. I511-16k
Cona-Dull, k0ko lower. easy. No 2 74K0
v8c.
OArs-Duil. weak. Westlrn 33944c.
Provisions easy. E-tra mess.
0oO0a 50; family. Ol0O1i1oo Fcrk-Quiet
stesly; New mess. Oil. 500 0iS 90; old mesa 90 90
0i07s: extra prime go Sc9lon Lard-Ex'
cited higher on repeal OF German duty on b.
CON Stesu-rsndered -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO L0AN-At the lowest rates of In
III terest. William II. Gilbert. Room 8. Wild.
dicomb building. 24S
IN GO. 90 day loans made on anv good Sc
OOS curity. Frank A. Werner. 3 Canal-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

= CLRvKLAND. o., Sept. T.
PuTRoLBuu-ouiet. Standard white 10
sxo: - ssssline. 20; % gasoline. ioc; - naph-
TIA eHo
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

PERSONAL.
NOTICE-The mclders employed by the Grand
Az Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked OUT
Of the sAid compsny's shop; moiders are re-
Quested to stay away from Grand Rapids ~
present. By order Of committee. lsSti
TAnTES friend In need 10 . friend In
lADlIO deed. III you want Regulator
that never fails. address the w0MAN'S MEDi-
CAL HOME. Buffalo. n. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
LOST.

LOST.
II 0ST-Last Sunday at Ottawa Beach. or MAC
II Atawa Park. u pair smoked pearl opera
glasses bearing owners name in leather case;
please leave and receive reward at Brown,
Hall Co.'s. 70 and - Pearl-st. z9
7 0ST-Ladies black silk hand bag. with keys
~ and papers Return to y Jefferson-ave
and receiye reward. 2lS
A SPECIALLY valued dog. medium size.
"A white body. with black ears. belonging TO
Edward Boise. q North Lafayettc-st.. has
strxyed or Is enticed away. Whoever will re-
turn him will be generously rewarded. 80
I OS1-A bunch of once keys; finder will be
~ paid . liberal reward upon returaing same
to the once Of kusterer Brewing Co., " West
Bridge-st. 24otf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05

FOR SALE-Greas bargain. farm of 224
acres. on graded road. four miles from city
quire OF Taggart. Wolcott 4 Ganson. Is Mon
roe-st. 29tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-05
MONEY TO On soAs
REAL ESTATE
In Sums Of eloo and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lssnd q Fountain-st Telephone 60


WHAT IL the matter with Grand Rapidsg
" Nothing. Then buy one Of my 600 lots
on easy terms L. 3. Proven. Lovett's block.
opposite Sweets hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-12
ExanralIstic Exchange.

The weeks work wound up with a
rousing meeting at the Hall on Market
street, Saturday evening, and the inter-
est is evidently increasing. Mr.. G. w.
Sawyer made number of short talks,
which was interspersed with good
music, under the direction OF Mr.. KaS-
ley and Miss Ina Reed.
Sunday night the people were out in
full force again, and many new faces
were seen. The audience was composed
mostly of young men that show grow
ing interest in the good work going on.
Mr.. c. w. Sawyer made spirited talk
on sowing and reaping.
Mr.. Clement c. Smith read the Sun
day School lesson and made very appro-
pirate remarks which were listened to
with marked attention.
Mrs. Gertrude McClelland, conducted
the singing which was bright and cheer
full, assisted by Mr.. G. L. Howell and a
large chorus. The work is being In
creaSingly appreciated by those that at
tend from time to time and much good
is being accomplished.
The next meeting will be on Tuesday
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-12
KEnEmBEn LOTS WIFE.
Kew. O. Al. Afford breaches Upon the
Pillar of salt.

Kew. Q. Al. Afford breaches Upon the
Pillar of salt.
The Rev. c. Nj. Afford preached to
we'll filled house last evening on tn q sub
iect, Remember Lots Wife" The
reverend gentleman began by saying
The Saviour was here rebuking the
Pharisees for their unbelief and inditfer-
ence 10 the future Judgment. He brings
up before them the records OF the past,
picturing the actions of the antediluvt-
ans. How they, through period OF l20
years, watched Noah building the ark,
aud listened 10 his warning voice, yet
were Indifferent and unbeleving until
the food came and destroyed them ALL
When the warning comes TO US we are
not 20 parley, 20 linger and look back
at what we are leaving behind, but like
Lot Zee 10 the mountains OF safety.
Christ says: Remember Lotto Wife"
Memory is one OF the grandest faculties
of the mind. Without IL the past would
be q blank and the future an expert
ment. We would not even know the
members of our own family after an alb
sence OF day. We might as well at
tempt TO do without food aud drink as
to live without memory. Charles Dick
ems describes the man without mem
DRY as the haunted man" God has
given US these memories of the past for
our profit.
The Saviour caught the echo that
came down through the centuries, and,
having in his mind pillar OF salt on
the shores of the Dead Sea, he cries out
10 every man Remember Lots wife,
Remember her surroundings. it WAS
selfish motive that induced Lot and his
family 10 enter the city of SOdOm. His
uncle Abraham gave him his choice of
country, and he selishly selected the
rich valley of the Jordan, where the
Dead Sea now lies. He would 60 there
even il he would have to live in SOdOm
aud be surrounded with wicked in
luence.
Our surroundings do influence us.
They will either make or ruin man.
Lots wife came into Sodom pure wO-
man, but she became so attached To its
sin and wiCkedneSs that it ruined her.
IL is almost impossible 10 dwell In the
midst OF sin and remain unCOntaminated.
Righteous Lot himself was 10th to leave,
anu Tue IuEtlS udA W itAIOdOll bdhO
him out OF the city. We get wonder
fully attached to the sins of our own
city.
IL takes a strong willed young man to
live IN South Wheeling and not become
attached to the terrible habit of drink
ing, a habit which controls about 90 per
cent. of our young men here. Selfish
ness will lead you to pitch your tent
toward Sodom''-But remember Lots
wife" and select good, pure surround
ings.
Remember Her disobedience! They
had received the warnihg-"Escape for
thy life" Look not behind thee"
Remember her Mountaineering near
the city, she is developed In the suifi-
eating fumes Of sulphur, and around
her cryStallized the salty spray OF the
sea. There she stands monument Of
eternal warning. Every soul out OF
Christ is dwelling in Sodom. Above
the doomed city of sin are towering
mountains OF mercy. No man needs
to be lost. To the mountains! Flee to
Christi Never look back!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-12

low: Do not Join q secret society that
is positively condemned by the Church,
and do not Join a secret society unless
il is positively approved by the Church.
Before Joining any society the par
ish priest should DO consulted. lie
also referred 10 the curse OF In
temperance pronouncing the liquor
traffic as now conducted most abomln-
able and damnable curse He advised
the laboring man TO save portion OF
their earnings, and not sqnaDder all In
drink.
10 the afternoon al three o'clock YES
perS were sung, and Rev. Father Fltz-
gerald, OF Bellaire, was present, In ad-
dition 20 the other priests. A class OF
thirty boys aud girls, who have been re-
ceiVing instruction for some time, were
confirmed The Bishop also administ-
cred confirmation TO ten adults,
seven OF whom were converts TO the
Catholic Church. lie then spoke briefly
TO the class. They were now confirmed
a soldiers of the army OF Christ. 1t
was high honor TO be a soldier in the
Army OF the Republic, To enjoy the dis
tinctiOn OF having fought to
save ones country but how much
greater was the honor Of belonging to
the Army of Jesus Christ aud to be SOL
dlers OF the Republic OF His Church
upon earth. Treason and dlsloyalty TO
ones country was lasting disgrace;
what then Of disloyalty aud treason in
the Army of Christ?
The RI. Rev. Bishop continued In
this vein, and closed by giving further
Instructions 10 the congregation.
Next year d new brick church will be
erected for the Catholics of Bridge
port, adjoining the present TEN Dorary
structure, which will DO used as u
DarOchial school house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-12
The Lamp Consolidation.

The rumor that the Wheeling Lamp
and Stamping Company, the Nail City
Lantern Company, and the Eagle Glass
Works, at LaZearville, would consoli-
date has been current for quite while.
1t is now confirmed, though it is said
that some OF the minor details have not
vet been arranged. A new ten-pot fur
mace will be added to the Lazearville
plant and the new corporation will be
the only lamp company in the country
making all OF its metal and glass parts.
The Lazearville factory will continue to
make white liners in its tanks. They
will make lantern globes, lamp shades,
founts and chimneyS, and the concern,
as whole, will be one Of the lar gest in
the country.