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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The Weeks Festivitiss-Whnt Prominent
People AresDoing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cairns, of Seventh
street. have returned from a trip through
Miss Ella Woodward. of Bramhan ave-
nue. has gone to Bridgeton to spend two
Mrs. Augustus Creveling,. of Jersey
avenue is in Washington, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. thurman, OF Erie
street, will give a reception on April ~.
The Rev. +. S. Mortimer has returned
from a trip to Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Benton, OF Baldwin
avenue, have gone to Niagara Fails:
The Rev. Father Corr sailed for Europe
this week. He will travel about tour
months.
Mrs. J. T. Naylor, Of the Heights. has
been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Berken of Irvington-
a dance will be given on Thursday
evening by Miss Mabel Dawson, OF Pals
SADIE avenue.
Miss Annie Bowen, of Montgomery
street, has gone TO Troy to stay wioa
friends.
Frank e. Sherman has gone 70 Colorado
for the benefit Of his health. lie VIII re-
main six mouths.
Mrs. William Martin of Forrest street
is visiting her mother in Rochester
T.. Nj. Farmer or CLINTON avenue HaS &c
turned from Florida
Miss Fannie Ackerman of Chestnut
avenue is spending several montns Ia
Delaware.
Mrs. Boyd Of Jersey AVENUES entertain
ing Mrs. H. j. Cramer OF Albany.
On April George Herman Stueck anu
Miss Alice Durell were married az Inc
home Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ID. NJ. Durell, on Palisade avenue. I'M,
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. anu
Mrr. Stueck departed for a southern vrlp.
A delightful euchre party was given on
Monday evening by the Misses Horst,
manu- Of Eighth street. Dancing followed
supper.
Aquiet wedding took place on MONDAY
evening Mt the residence OF Mr.. ana Al rs,
Jacob Bergman, when III. J. Peters ana
Miss Rose Kieiniger were married. kev.
A. "A. McKelyey ofliciated.
fashionable wedding was celebrated
on "Wednesday evening at the home Oh the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19
for Infants and Children.

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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-04-19

A cough or cold
IS a spy which
has stealthily
come inside the
lines of health
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-01-08

M UANTpn-Agsnts to sell Pinless Clothes
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vented that holds the clothes without pins; per-
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THE PINLESS CLOTHES LINE CO ) II Hsrmon
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
FOR SALE.

TIE following assssibed psUPsssy q
ehe town Of Lsvisbasg. Peeish Of g.
Ta0Dasy. La. to-Uit: = '-s~
I. 4 eeItais lot q oseaoA. AesiGnstsd
On . p1aa Of aid eown BY Basgssnl. sur
veyas. . Ma - g Tie sq1ass beasAsd
b Lake Aulbesry. Cops1 eed Hickey
evsoasa ncsssries eee aif Earpeoi
ftoos @ Lake and CeSAl aVoouas u
ssvsa aspsoas 81 .ls9 tees and inehss
dssp bseveea parallels. bsiag he same
property acquired ~ 0so. ~ l.
1swe ffo0 Louis ana FhilliP Poser.
My 4 lS7A
1 Les ~ - d Ne sq1a(s bs0oed
By Lake. Halbsssy. CoPal aad Hickory
avn0eA 00aag1nGooo-lmHAepsae Np6t
- Late aAA Cop1l avsoses n ssssa
aspssas md I'D 6eee - 4jnsAGs dssp,
beevooo pasAlleoa. -A -
8 Lse ke. s. bsanAea y Opal .nd
lL6a NA q boao4oa - OoAAs ea1
Livo Oh ovsoUO a0d ~ sGiR li1i(D -
LsvsbsFG esasiss1 b. O. - Il
LeUts fse0 Daaeey = - hlo52
Pr 49, apply .
s. CLAY- 8GxSoff,.
NamHA Ia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
Lodge Notices.

Cov1nsror LoDa1. No. lS8. f.
AND A. N.-Meets on the secondl
and fourth Saturdays in The month
W. G. Warren. W. n. ". B.
Cook. Secretary.
81. TAuxAxI Lonos, No. 3476.
KHIelrs OF Honos. -sfsets on the
6rse aud third Mondays 10 the
rosth. w. @. Keutsel. Dictator.
II. ]. Smith. Reporter.
81. TAMnAxY LoDos, No. Sc.
Kns0nrs OF PYrnIAs.--Meets on the
6rst aud third Thurs.aays in the
month. job" ]. Strol,le. C., C.
F. Juiius Heiutx K. Of r. 4.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18

Religious Notices.
cov1xerou Crsourr, n. 4. Csu,ou
Sou1a. AlfogarAsl1s. 1891: !.
Let Sunday
Pearl River Heation. II a. n. sod
I7R.M
Hickory Grove. 8 :. =.
e Sunday
Covingtoo, IL A. \. and II. n.
ID Sunday
Slidsll. IL 4. y. and u. \.
9TH Sunday-
Covington. IL 4. y. and Z ?. \.
&c CAxPsszL. p. G.
TALlsls1K Ctnourr.
Let Sunday
Parksrsville, IL A. 4. Sorius
Hin. 3 2. i.
ID Sunday
Ftzgeraldis. IL A. 4 Camp
Ground ct night
Sd Sunday
Vaudeville. II 4 4. Bayou Il.
combs. 81 4.
9TH Sunday
Tallsy Chapel. II 4. 4. hickory
Grove At night.
6th Sunday.
Bstico. II 4. T., Nadisonville.
II. 4.
Wednesday before tho second
sunday. Nadisonville. z 2. n.
Thursslsy before the second Sun.
day. Bstico. Tn
Saturday before the fourth Sun.
day. NcTyre Chapel. IL 4. y.
ii. w. WALLACE. p. @.
81. PEfERs CArHoI1c CauHcn-|
Services - follows:
First Susday-Hsdisoaville. 8 4.
T.: Ccv;pgton. 10 .. =.
Second Susday-Abita Syringe,
8 Z. -; Covington 10 a. 4.
Third Sundsy-C0vington 8 1.
H.; Madisonvills. 10 4. T.
Fourth 0undsy-Covineton, 8 A.
T.: Abits Springs. 10 4. =.
On week days. holy ssass ct 4. |
\. Wednesdays 1t Abita Springs;
Thursdays at Nsdisoovills. Other
week days at Covington.
Rxx. IoaL K0nna.r. Rector
CEuscs or On LApr OF the
LAkE-Rsv. T. !. L<vaque-v, Rec
tor and Chaplain Of Cosveoi; Rev.
J. ]. Holterevs. Assistant:
4.pdesilIe-A1aso every Sunday |
and days Of obligatisn. q = A. n
6ssvios il The altsrsoon. .: 1
o'clock. y.
]. Mass wsst days. at TAN.
Rosary Solitude Coovent, Chin
shabs- Noes every Sunday at Ia Y.
Monday and Friday. 1t h.lf-past
SAX
Bayou Lacombe-NAss every
1t 10 4 \. and every Sat-
arday at TAN
Slidell. on the ID and 4th Sun.
lays. ct TAN
Bayou Bon6onca-M Mass on tie
let and Sd Sundays. At balf-Past z
Il.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18

Land Once. Rev Ovleans. La,
March Z, 1891. (
Noeies 3 hsssby givsa that the FOL.
0ov6Ae aaAso1 eoeelse be- 1led ueeioe Of
~ jaDenlsoa. = aahs 0oal proof In
support Of his CLAIM. and that said proof
VII b made before The Register and
Resolves, aANsw Orleans. La, - Thur
dey. Apxil - tSol. viz:
- ~ LOUIS EDMOND. -
Who made homestead satsy No. lsl4
Sos The south half d tie nor3hsaat quar-.
ter Of sscti3a %. seowDship 3. south
mango Is east ~ 0sls~a 0eridiaa.
He aaHss Tie fellsviae witnesses %
pscyslis .a,e1i.ee.s-o csdsaes spea
snd eaDufva166o - da3a 80 M:
JamGo Bvsaa, Noah 0eaoh1in. 0ijah
Cooper snd waless uassiseos III - It
Danoa1y vaS1sa. Il
:. 49, CHAhaas G. 3hE4a4Y.
mhl4-6t Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
il Sa:.N:G( 1891.
Tn 8AnoooeaI AND 01YlIsH Tnor-
51xo SrALIlo2
EPIG,

Sired ~ CUTLER 100.
First dam. Laey. BY Red Mountaia.
icon Of Donsys 0s.en Nosntain.) "a
dam. . spessly and game ru.d mare. q. {.
b. ~ I.exingson.
(dam Grey Ross. BY Hanbletonian 81
sirs of Elvira q yeaml 1:lSl. Chantes,
9:303. Idvia q 3:9Il. Day Dream 31l7,
and ten others IN the 3:jO list. and az
the dams Of Patsos 9:ia}. haywood 3:37.
Rhodesie Dha 9a73. Aqsasiaa 3:39}.
and others. HE sons also are producing
speed.
speed prodaeisg Sons that have sired
over ono Il $50 list iaeludiae sueh
Dotsa Pssfssnss - Maud 4 9sI0l, Jay.
Eye-Sss 3:iA. Hasol q vsAes) a:i0l. 81.
Jaliss 3:ll&. hAlo Alto 9:l3A. 1axie
Cobb 3:l3&. Harry Wilkss 3:i3l, rhallAs
3:l33. Goldsmith Maid 3:lA. etc.. sas.
N0TA-4PIC. Soalsd u 1853, asaaaa
Isl hAnda. In solor ia rich dark brown,
very handsows aai sty lish. He hos .
cleanly cat. shapely heal aad neck, peg
fectly 6tts.l ihso pair Of deep ol,li.iue
shOulders. short back. MaseaIar devsl.
oPmG at showing great power and ssrosx
constitution. lons flowing mams asl
tail. the BEST Of logs and feek Hia Ae.
ton IN rapi.l. With good stside. and his
disposition IL level.hea.lesl.
ol6 the seas0u. with return privi-
legs.
Kentucky mares bre.l . EPIC for
aale. For farther particular al lrsa,
z. I. PERILL<DUX,
Slidell, e.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
To New Orleans.
n "a e.
All Rail.
Via To 8ase LeaiGiaaa oud 1oV o..
leans aaa 1orthoastern 1ailroaas.

All rail communication between Gov.
ington aud New Orleans has been e.
tal.liahsd over shs above roA.la. withou al
change Of earn. Exenuions will b. rnu
every Sunda.. aad 'lAily trains dusins
the week. according 70 the follosins
schsslule:
DAIi.y-ExCEPr SUNDAY.
Leave Ccvingtos 1t 6 4. ~. and ~.
rive At New Orleans IL e:3O 4. u
Leave New Orleans 4:l0 2. =. AID ar.
rive at t;ovinxtoo At $50 =. Il: =
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
Leave New Orleans 1t $50 a. T., ar
rive Mt C"vinat"m At lOa,j 4 =.
Leave Covinxt"u 1t Is ?. = and ~.
rive At New Orleans 1t 7:l5 2. -.
Tickets mns: 10 proeursl 1t the De.
pat, 6efNrs catering earn.
X e. lUlrEvENr. Sapssintsadeps.
W. b. FRANKLIN. Dsisos Ticket Agent
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
LAad O0IeA, New Orleans. Ia.
- @ uascA n luol.

LAad O06eA, New Orleans. Ia. 4
s 1ascA - lSol.
Nseiss = AsssAy eissa lat The 1ei.
Sewis9 aa1ea eseslee las 1lsA sosjes q
bic isesslisa - naka Seal proof l.
|sappees = ~: saain. 80 ID. aail
pref viii - oa1e 6s(bce he 1egisoes
and 1sssivss. - Nsw 0sleaas Ia, -
oGsaday. Nag Z .lsUl. vts:
i HIRAM b. CARl.lA
Ne os1s hsaesosaA sassy re. ~
81 The sosei half q ~ o6sGhvese Qaar.
" =! $1,000 10 :sQyusAip =. ssssh
naes 1SscS - eseoA AssjaiAa. t.
I . saAs6D ths; (ells1ise. etlnenaes -
prove ~ ,osstisaeD sisilsoss apeo
aa4 ealovabjea - said band. NJ:
0a 34i(y. V. vilaoa., Dsesss q De.
y. Jskl tssAae! Aea ! l. Osasi.:
q efSl Je1Ia9Y pArGk. 4.
'aoAee~s- = AeGasser.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
SislaOm's Hotel and
RESTAURANT.
,Abita Springs, LIN.
Beard By the Day. Week o.
Month.
AT MODERATE PRICES.
Closest place . Springs and Depot.
BOSSIER HOUSE.
ABITA SPRINGS,

Al rail oo0uuoicasisa with New o..
leans via the Northeastssn Tor Quseu
aod Ceeeoeatl and East G.oaissana Rail.
roaAa. 0eoaads beautifully shaded.
This popular hoase ct this famous re.
sort. l. noe OPEN TO- the rsesPtion Of
guests. Il has been thorouVhly reno-
waited and nev cottage has bean add.
81. An artssiaa veil lmineral) $40 feet
hiss bseo driven. With . Aow of 7stk'
eallsss pr day.. Hot and cold bashs
will be provided. Ies coastaatly On
hand daring the sun mer. Ice boxla
asd rsfrieeraaesa elesty Of fresh milk.
4 fine table will b kept; 4 daily mail.
. daily train and . daily boat each way.
Sunday sxsassises By both.
Situated q The 6salth belt Of the
world. Malaria anA epidemic ssksova.
4 telegraph ltns % the spsinSx.
Tssos-St 50 per day. so per week.
80 per meath. Ohildssa half price.
address, I'd. 0CSSlER. Manager.
: Coviaston q Abita springs. La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
N.oy's Restaurant
|, - ...-, AND fssriri
OYSTER SALOON.
Has renoved - the Bloc Store Bald.
r- tsG. - Columbia street.
C0vington, La.
MEALS ek1vKO AT AL HOURS.
TAbls supplied WITH Ne bsst he New
80 Orleans oaskse a1oeas.
Bayou Geek Oysters
8sevea y the half she'll, fried, OF -
aoy 0t6oe style, e Citv Prioso.
Bay0u Geek Oysters
A. PEOaON,
Old BAkE 9 n,

WITH OO13e A0s
Tbs 'tnld sslia6ls" Haksey has beea
10 saese1sfal epesaeioo Tor : suuLee q
ysasA Tbe psspsjssee has secured the
services e . 6se-elass pso6susiooal
RAKE& md i ssaAy - faeoieh broad,
Cake. 81. equally ~ good - can te
Saa anywhere. and as prices that defy
eeopstiejea. Nooe Bot Tie psrsca
Ypsing Water sssd IL the bakery.
Bread feoo this Bakery eaa 8 Souad
ftssb every morning q the seosas VI Nm.
LAboeds aod Jaloo Rechoo.
Dreea Delivered Daily - ah Parts
Of tovn and 01Tro0Sdlne Co1atrv:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
As. n. c. Pippo ". Louis n,
Abadie. t


y virtse q - order Of seizure and
ale fte@ tie hosossbls the eSorssaid
oourt aod % Ne directed Aearine ~
Oeooobee %, looo-
will proceed . sell & .ublio ana.
don. q Tie door Of the Conrt.
oousA. In the tDvn OF Gown.
teN1oa. RasisA aad 01nAs sloresaid. IN
SATUkDAX Nay ia 1891, betwea.
legal ale hours. t6o follovinR deecrihsd
property. to-vit: !.
ls9 The lo4 seorshoase anA hakerv
Serntag The Rosthvose oor6ee q Xew.
Hee eeseee % Tie rod leadina "a -
1oHae Falia bridge. and known q the
.'bd6 bridge" Il Tie eoun - Covinston.
Il.
"a. Three leh elgroaaa. VITA v.,,.
house thereon, situated, lying aud b.
Inc d The town Of Oovi1etoa, Parish Of
IL Taooaoy, 0tate of Louisiana. devje.
1afed - plaa q aid town 9 ~.
Moa. !. : aid ;. sq1ass n. Division Of
" John. With the exception Of hfteeo
1eet q ths eas9 ed ot tie lots 1, 8 and
:. Aooo lee . certain portioa If the
abeve Aseesibed properly cold 70 the
pesesA g g Tasamany On the eth day
g ApsGl. 1874
0sised il the above entitled suit
1eeDo q. sale. oash.
". B. Cook, SislriR.
CestRO1sA "a, Apeil a, 1901.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
D. Il. KIMBLE.
Blk Nicer.

All kinds q 6eiek vesk dee q 1sue.
claas esass. cd. saaiaGneejso Ruasuo.
oesd. . speciality r. nsjlsa Yesitak assl
furnace Sailaise. Wils ssseal . 81
lnAe a plasassise ana esnsas Gesk.
~ kiAAs s(Mnssss sssassiaI Hsre -.
6(e,elJ q ,b.osa. $50.
An ":d~sA lett aitl y. J. faith q !.
,. Eas..s ~ilisstsNs I seH I aa:s saics
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
TIE Po1icivixrfr....

J. - eely j!issasassa pabse. il. ~
eicsai asd sre!iis9 ss.s.., IL ssiecS
Keeper. Barber - Ciut1sso e. aloed
= - vitbost Il Il always nakss
H. - -ceeeeyee % 9oea = ass,
~, ,.ss.:S e az .d1f.. :; - He!.s!
0t.Soo gtsScesls t1e1oj e6;sspy.
s->~.~..<-RU1AsD Z: rstS..
4Do8l30 QaoeA xsv YEA City.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
Lad O0se. Nsv Oslsass. La.
March =, levl.

Lad 0ass. New Orlsass. La. I
0asch =, levl. {
Neaies = hstsby givss that The fol.
ieviag nAasd settler has Aled notice d
Ais t1tsstioo - make ~1nal proof In
0apOoss q his elaln. aad ehat eaid
peoof viii b nAds before he judge, Of
IN he -ahseaoe Tie clerk Of the dis.
txiot eorEt, q Coyingtoo, La. - 0aEur.
day, Nay Z. 49,. viz:
HENRY LEWIS,
Who made Homestead Entsy No. S5lS,
6oe ~ eask half Of tbo ooat6ensS quar-
tee q section =. township z. south
sAoee II cast and the north half Of the
0osthsast quarter Of section Z. tovrship
Q. ooath EHngs II eas4 81 As1~s 4sid-
6on.
He names the following witnesses 10
peevo his ooot1nuous sooi1eo6e Npo0
and c0leivation Of soid lad, Wis: - a.
1dvasd weleh. ]. 4. Cga16dga. Johs.
J. Xsoaody and 5hes. Cnvtosd, al Of
e 1bmmaa9 Parish, Il. - 40 Z
ah9e e Gas G. PAlx1u. RaeistsE.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18

Hardy: H.: Smih.
Successor 70 J. e. Smith 1 Son
CONVICTION. Ia.
| DsAxn N
General Merchandise.
Oesaistisg Of all Ne great ssapIs astislss.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
HARDWARE AND CROcKIKY.
Asd Indeed every article u demand -
suited . thSs Market
~Ths Highest Price paid Tor
Country Produce
CHARLES HErNTZ.
(Ass~l.)
Merchant.
Resolves consioual sappiiss OF we'll
selected Dry Goods aad choice Family
Groceries, which vill bs sold at low ag.
ueeu.
W-Coastry psedses taken II q.
change for goods, at market price.
AeIn -oonnOotioa -vitA the Goaeeal
mercantile business Of this hose. The
propsiseSs has estAh!i*hsd . oe.s HAE
kOlN. whore hs will keep the ansae Of
Wines. Liquors. lager Rsss. Cieass. &c:
constantly on hand. and 1t psioss % salt
the times.
Coviageoa. -.
II. J. SMITHS
RETAIL GROCERY STORE.
DRY GOODS.
HATS.
SHOES.
ClsOCKERY
Asa Ossesal Assoess..ss Sos City asA
Ooantsy use. at The loves
cash prices.
Covington. La.
Highest prices paid Tor Wool Hide.
Chiekeoa. etc to-. n.
EUGENE =. SMITH.
-DEALEa M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
DRY GOODS. BOOTS
AND SHOES. ETC. |
CONVICTION. LA.
Highest prices paid Tor sosntry pro-
Wool Buying . Specially.
RoUBIoN. & a1EsEN
Feed and
Sale Stable.
Covington. Ia.
HACKS, CARRIAGES,
STAGES. BUGGIES.
And alt other vehicles 70 hire at ell
lines. -
SINGLE AND DOUBLE TEAMS
AND SADDLE HORSES
= Alsays On hasd. -.
Will feed anil take the Lest care Of
homes loft in our charge. :,
Convevanees fdtnished for funerals.
DR.. F. julius Hsintz.
T>s. La. liz aS..s... A., A. ........l> ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18

DIR. F. Julius Heintz.
| Tenlers his ssrvioss 81 the people Of
"vinytoa snl the Surrounding coun.
try.
O0oe and resiienos-IE the Gov.
imgtOu Drag Seore. Consolidation free.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-04-18
THE STEAMER
NEW CAMILLA.

VIZ. HAxovxs. C.ptsin.
T. LAxcnoyH, Clerk.
Conaencing Ossobsr ~. 1854.
r-- Z Will lssvs Ails.esasg. "a
stAt6 the aSsival Of cars f:un
| j96e9 ronlchaY1rsin Deput.
Head at Elvaian eielas sireoe,
fos NAxDxvlIIs. L.wususo AND NADa.
raesdays. On arrival. -. ~. u. train
Thumslays. "n arrival. :. 3r. -. trsin
Satss'layn. on arrival. 1 p. u. train.
Retn.nirg-Lsav~s N.sli.nmvills
Mondays. COMMUNICATIONS. $50 q. ~
Wednesdays. .......... q NJ
Water and Weather Psrmittine
Eseursion every San.,ay. 9 .. -. ts.in
Freight received daily ae the Josis-
vile aud Nashville Depot. head al 0isosi
Fer 0aA6ssov000e aaa 0;oVsog.
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SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISHING.


a Two-Story Brick House ' landed Safely
and Intact on n New Foundation.
Tho interesting undertaking of NOV
ing a two-story double brick house from
Its former site to a. new ono on Nine
tenth street, which has been watched
with great interest on the part OF tho
public since the full description OF the
manner OF work given exclusively in the
iiNTELLldENcER when the jobwas started
has been successfully accomplished,
and the house stands on its new site as
good as eyer. The last work toward
getting into its place was done yestcr-
day afternoon by Contractor Hull and
his men.
Thcieat ofmoving brick house was
never accomplished before in Wheel
ing. and therowere lots OF people who
were willing to bet it could not be done
in this case, but Mr.. Hull, who was the
only contractor in this vicinity who
could DO induced to try it, knew his
business, and he went right along and
moved it. The house was never without
an occupant while it was being moved.
Even when the house was being pulled
from its old to its new location there
was never a time when the smoke did
not curl up from the chimncys.
The house is that known as "Mahog-
any hall, located on Nineteenth street,
and belonging to the Emblem estate. 1t
is an unusually large house to be hauled
about in this way.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

:. T. I .H
Strangers in tho City ant Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Howard McCortney is home from
Chicago Tor the holidays 3
Mrs. J.A. Clark, OF Fairmont, stopped
lastlnight at the Mcclure.
Mrs Mcnamara will leave for Findlay
to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Berry.
]. n. Kellar, OF Warrington, and II.
krug, Of sistersyillo, are at the Stamm
House. 4t5Il
Err. Stewart, OF Warrington. and
James Q. Watson, OF Fairmont, are at
the Windsor.
William Law Hoof is among his
numerous Wheeling friends for the hol-
lday vacation. iiEt
Miss. Jennie Leary, who has been
quite i'll at her home on Woods street,
is convalescent.
S. ?. Carney, George Goering and
William Harlan, OF Littlcton, were at
the st. Charles Yesterday.
NJ. G.,Tyler, OF Monongah, and VIII;
lam e. Brown, Of Kingwood, are regis.
WIN "g oalC thCI4uic llOuSc. IT,.
II. R. Thompson, OF New Martins
vile. and J. r. Doris, OF Sistersville,
are guests at the st. Charles.
Miss Collins, Of Quincy, H., is here,
and will be the guest of Mrs. Frank,
Hearne through the holidays.
Misses Jennie Bailey and Virginia
Miller, who have been visiting in New
York city, have returned home.
Prof T. II. Crago got home from
Buckhannon yesterday to spend the
holiday vacation with his family.
Mrs. Isaac Askcw, mother Of Mrs.
Ross J. Alexander, OF bridgeport, died
last week at her home in Kansas City,
No.
a. NJ. Grow, OF Littleton. A. T. Par.
ker. OF Fairmont, and Ii. II. Mercer, OF
Parkersburg, registered yesterday at
the Behlcr.
Miss Susie Kirwin and eight other
members OF the Wilbur opera company
arc at the McLure House, and several
are at the Windsor.
Captain Jack. Adams, the popular
night clerk at. the Hotel Windsor, is
laid up with a severe attack OF ;ntlam-
matory rheumatism.
Miss Pearl Hosic, teacher in the
State Normal School Mt Shepherdstown,
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. B.
Somcryille, on the Island.
Mr., Richard Robertson is homo IRON
tho convention OF the Federation OF
Labor at Birmingham, having shortened
his stay there on account OF the death Of
Mr.. W. S. Meek, who was his brother
in-law. isst
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Another ,rakcmnn Killed.

Thomas Mitchell, Baltimore & Ohio
brakeman, made his first trip from Pitts
burgh to this city on Sunday afternoon.
Yesterday morning he started back as
the front brakeman on Captain Hay
cocks train. When the train was going
through the tunnel near Claysville he
stood up, and one OF the roof timbers
striking him, he was knocked of, and
falling under the train, was run over
and horribly crushed and mangled. The
train was stopped and the poor mans
remains taken up and carried to Wash
ington, where the coroner held an in
quest and rendered 4 verdict OF acct
dental death. The mans residence was
not known to ANYBODY on the train,
and he will be buried at Washington.