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The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Anumber of Jetfetsonville lad, colered
boys. npne Of them over twelve years old,
steis locomotive from the rnilroad yards Of
that town and offered to sell it to u junk
dealer for old metal.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

SALARY s2b per ~'ni -Wmted--Good
Agents to spli ionr asnrrsl ;ine Of herchnndisc.
n, pediiids. toas. .alary Sii, he Paid to
"lise' aaeiss For fif hrr Information, sd.
dress chic,,go prrsl sapi,iv CO. i1s West
Van Busen 81. Ch eng (, ills.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

There il wi low in town whois thinking
ssrionsly of marrying again, but she is so
afraid her first husband will he offended
that she visits his grave and prays to him to
forgive her. His grave has been better at.
tended to the last six months than ever be
fore. She has an idea that this attention
will conciliate hinl-Atchison Globe
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Brnfrtree; say- the decrease in exports Of
wheat and lower the .1st week were mainly,
IRON thc Pacidc coast, where shipments srs
not likely 70 be fee again until the new crop
Il estimates the new crop at about 100000
OO0 bushels.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

II Is said that the blackest man in Glynn
county. Ga, is named White, the whitest
man Is named Brown. the tales, man rs
nanred Love- md the largest man Small.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

So long as tree has sound trunk it is
worth taking the best care of, says Ameri-
can Cultivator, and his includes regrafting
ii the variety is unp'oductive or otherwise
undesirable. On mast old trees some free
growing variety succeeds best. as it is lass
likely to run to wood than it is on its own
stock. The check caused by failure of the
old stock to supply enough sap for the graft
disposes 1t to fruit bearing. Thus with ap-
pies the Northern Spy graft on any old trees
will bar in two or three years, while a
young tree of this variety takes very long
time to come into bearing.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

In the coming ,nanepvers Of the French ar.
my aisns the Al,ace and Lorfaine frsuiier,
III, 80 % i5o, 100 aoia,ers viii be sn9axet
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

One hundred undesirable Immigrants have
been rejected. by the esmmssioner Of :mmi-
grants at New York since April /.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

This yenf's estimate Of the amount Of mon.
ey thar travelling Ansricsus asnpsIIy nay out
in Europe puts II Mt .s1S, ,oo0.Nl0.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
snI,l.s,ar rsnstnre.

"Silyertip Ranch,' Surface Creek, adjoln-
ing Meldrum's Horse Ranch. 100 acres fine
pasture, safely fenced, posts ard poles; no
barbed wire. Horses taken after June LIST on
reasonable terms.
w C. STRONG,
Delta P. o.
Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27

Sohle one gives thee directions'for making
life happy: "1akc time, 1t is no use to
fnme or fret or do as she angry housekeeper
who has got hold of the wrong key aud push
es, shakes aud rattles it about the loca until
both are broken and the door is still unlock.
ed. The chief secret of comfort lies in not
suffering triaes to vex us and in cultivating
our under growth of small pleasures. Try
to regard present veaation as you will a
month hence. Since we cannot get what we
like, let US like what we can got. It is not
riches, it is poverty, it is humane nature that
is the trouble. The world is like lacking
glass. Laugh at it and it laughs back; frown
st it aud it frowns back. Angry thoughts
canker the mind and dep-se it ts the worst
temper in the world--that of fixed malice
and revenge. 1t is while in this temper
that most men become criminals"
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
H~sios for Pasileasi A..
LAND ovyics At MoxrsnAs, roLo. |
Anil tlfh f6nt \

Notice ishersby given that the following namsd
settler has nied nNtlCe Of his Intention 10 make
proof will bo made before ErGtstsr o. Neeely-
er st Mniitro<r tDln., nn June ], 1p4l. vix
David Allen y = s6J, Ute Ssriss fur the % y ~.
43twp Hsr3w6p. IN.
lie nsinas the following witncssss % gfoya hia
continuous rrsidencs upon. and cultivation ",
eAid ard, viz, Williams. Hathaway, JarAh N.
kiSs, Colo.
WI. sTExLE. Rssissss.
The Delta independent., 1891-05-27
THE sEERLING MERCHANDISE CO.,
DELTA, COLORADO.
A /: STRICTLY cash HOUSE.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and
Gents Furnishing Goods.

will
ureh hereo
d. BAILEY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

On Monday evening. Wheeling Chapter
No. l held convOcatiOn with very larg,
gathering of Companions present who wer,
there to assist in building the Arch. Thre,
perfect Ashlers were found in waiting L
be inserted into the structure Of tho Arch
and they came not in vain, for they received
their mark, passed right along in due form
and were made Select Royal and Most Elk
cellent Masters and were crOWed by beng
Exalted as a Royal Arch. All present, the
aspirants not excepted, considered the work
done as firstclass, and they all are eight
for that section OF the ceremony was eX
cessively well done. All the officers eX
celled many previous efforts and therefore
deserve great praise. After the Chapter
closed all repaired to the Hotel Vankeurer
and partook of banquet prepared for the
occasion, arriving at home near the wee
sma' hour.
On Tuesday evening occuTeg the regu'
lar communication of Bates Lodge No %
a Deputy Grand Master of this district
was present to make his annual visit al
this meeting Bro Adams, Senior Warden
occupied the East and during the work in
the Master MasOns degree, called to his as
slstance Grand Lecturer Belleville, who
took the chair, and the work was splen
didly done in 4 most intelligent and egective
manner. bro. AuSLln bedcn as master OF
ceremonies, excelled any of his efforts,
and put into the work more actual life than
we have ever witnessed before in any
lodge in this city, during the evening
Rev. G.. A. Cartensen, who is at present
holding Lenten mission at ST. Matthew S
church, visited the lodge in company with
Rev. Swope and Past Master Beck. The
distinguished brother is member of the
Masonic bodies of Erie, Pa. Brother Wood
of the lodge at Washington, Pa, was also
visitor on the occasion.
Nelson Lodge No. 80 met on Thursday
evening with lodge room full of brethren
to witness the work TO be bad on that oc-
casion Two candidates received the en-
tered Apprentice degree and four the Eel
low Crafts Worshipful Darrah presided
on the east and conferred the work in
good form with the assistance of his efficient
corps OF officers. Brother DAVIS showed
up well in the second. Stick to her and
you'll soon have it par excellent.
Ohio Ledge No. | meets Monday even
ing and have candidates for Fellow Craft
Wheeling Lodge No. > also meets on
Thursday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
WARRENTON.

WARRENToN, March 1.-THE cold wave
arrived on time, before we have finished
house cleaning. A good many doors have
to be propped shut to keep Jack Frost out
The miners at Dillon are out on strike
not for higher prices, but in consequence
of driver, who killed mule, being dis
charged.
A number of houses are being put up at
Laurelton, preparatory to reopening the
coal works there.
At the residence of the brides mother,
on Thursday afternoon, Miss Lille Keith
and Charles Ammon were united in mar
riage. The nuptial knot was tied by Esq.
Keith, brother of the bride in the pres
ence Of a few relatives and friends.
Joe Robinson and H. King moved TO
Portland last week They want TO escape
the next flood.
A. Williams made a business trip to
Wheeling on Wednesday.
Mr.. a. p. King visited in Toronto last
week
JEFF Chamberlain moved into the Bran
foos property. which he purchased some
time ago, on Tuesday
The carpet ball social in Portland was
rather pleasant affair, and the net gains
for the society were So.
Mamie Pope returned last week from
an extended visit with relatives in and
near Gallipolis.
Lizzie Beebout is home from visiting
friends in Brilliant
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBCNvIELE, March Ion Monday
afternoon last union revival meeting was
held i'm the Third Presbyterian church.
An invitation had been issued TO all bust
ness men to close their establishments be-
tween the hours of ten and twelve in or
der that themselves and employees could
embrace the opportunity 10 attend the
meeting Many complied with the request
and the church was crowded TO its utmost
capacity The services were very inter
esting and impressive, and the revival,
which had seemed to lag for want of inter-
est was stimulated 10 such a degree that
all the meetings held since have been very
successful. and the management has been
animated with renewed hope, and the fight
against the devil Is being carried on with
increased vigor
The announcement Tuesday morning Of
the death Of Capt W A. Walden, which
occurred in Philadelphia Monday night,
caused more expressions of sorrow and re
gret in Steubenville than that of any per
son for d long number Of years. Capt.
Walden bad been suffering for some time
from over work, and after his arrival at
Philadelphia whittier he went for treat
ment, he sustained a stroke of apopleXv,
which terminated fatally. For years Capt
Walden was a leading attorney and citizen
of Steubenvllle, ana while he resided in
Columbus the past few years, Steubenville
still claimed him as citizen. Capt. Wal
den was born near Jackson, Jackson
county. Ohio, March l, 1884. He was ad-
mitted TO the bar by the District Court of
Jackson county April %, 1854. At the
outbreak of the war he was commissioned
captain in Company X, Thirty-siXth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry, but after serv-
ing some months he resigned and removed
10 Steubenville. In 1861 he was elected
Prosecuting Attorney of jefferson county
and in lS60 was reelected, serving until 1872
and had charge of the prosecution in the
famous Lewis X. Mccoy murder trial
He was President of the Union Deposit
Bank for years, resigning the position
when he removed to Columbus few years
ago 10 look after large landed interests he
had in that city The remains arrived
mere Thursday morning or Panhandle
train No Q, and funeral occurred shortly
afterward from ST. Paurs Episcopal
church.
Councilman Basler will break ground in
q few days on North Fifth street for an
eight room Queen Anne residence. The
plans show an elegant residence with all
the modern conveniences. The house will
be in keeping with the residences in the
neighborhood.
Next Tuesday evening Ivanhoe Division
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
9nr Sole uub 9nr Rent.
FOR SALE.

The two story Brick Dwelling on northeast
corner Of Twenty-sixth and Eon streets. This
is a GOOD and substantial house with a good
Brick Stable on rear. and will be sold at about
what the house alone would cost 10 build.
Frame House containing SIX rooms, AT no 30
Market street. 80
Brick House containing six rooms at No. l73
Sixteenth street.
building Lots at Pleasant Valley. National
Road Choice location Above high water.
building Lots on McCullOch street. three
SQUARES north Of Central Glass Works, from 500
up to 500 Splendid building sites. Never
bothered by floods.
Building Lots on east end OF Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth streets.
Building Lots on Twenty-ninth street east Of
McCuloch street, 800.
Six Room House. 24l9 Jacob street, sl.iO0.
Eight Room Dwelling, with large yard, 10
Martin Ferry Very cheap.
SiX-roomed House with hall. bath room. hot
and cold water, at 1914 McCOlfoch street. az
much less than it cost.
A new hve.rOomed Brick House on northwest
corner OF Eleventh and Eon ltreets, u go.
Country Residence. with Ga acres OF ground,
at Elm Grove y minutes walk from station:
House, containing eight rooms. good cellar
cistern and splendid well. natural gas, large
stable. ward contains beautiful shade trees,
Shrubbery: a large orchard and good garden.
This property fronts so feet on National Road.
VIII sell as a whole or divide H. Situated on "a
beautiful elevation. with natural drainage.
A 80 acre Farm on Fairmont Pike nine nllts
from this city. Good house, stable aud out
buildings Forty acres in Blue Grass, lime
stone land. Price 1880
A Vegetable Farm oil Ohio river. No bette.
ground: will grow anything Containing q
acres: good house: FIVE minutes walk 70 IA
ton: six miles from Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
PARKERSBURG

PNENEEsBCRG March 4.-Mr AleXan-
der Laird and family will move to Colorado
Spriuge, Col
Little Miss Ruth Harris is visiting in
MOrgdutowu.
Or Il. c Jameson is home from Pied
meut
Miss Daisy Shattuck will visit her sis
ter. Miss Florence in Baltimore.
Mrs. Campbell and Miss Minnie GoOch
contemplate "a visit 20 St Paul next month.
Mrs G. = Fcwsmith and children are
expected home this week from pleasant
visit 90 New Jersey.
Mrs T.. - DelLcker is home from Wash
.ugton
Mrs. Judge John j. jackson has been to
Cincinnati
Col George W. Thompson is in New
York
Mr. " Vrooman and Col. ". n. Chan
cellor have been az Charleston.
Capt. o. X. jolly, of Pittsburgh, IS i'm the
city.
Mrs. Bobt Patterson returned last week
from an enjoyable visit with her sister In
Worcester, Mass
Miss Julia Wall was guest OF Miss
Alice Eells, of Marietta.
Mr. VIM. Dodge. of AvOndale Ohio, has
been Wis ting Mr.. VIM. Dana, of Belpre
Mr. G. NJ Smith returned Sunday from
a three weeks visit in Washington.
Mr. Walter Stafford. of Baltimore. is a
cues, of his parents on Avery street
Nh n. A kuder is in the east.
Miss Salie HeniSfurter entertained a
few friends on Wednesday evening
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
CLARK SBURG.

CiAeKsECRC. March 1.-THE circular
issued oy W r. Richards, former editor of
,he Telegram, i'm which he announces he
will start new paper in May, has created
considerable feeling among the two fac
tious Of the Republican party
DIR. o. l.. Carr has sold his druggist es-
tabGshmeut 20 Nj. c. Clayton and j. c..
Dent Clarksburg welcomes her new COM
erS.
Geo Iseuhart has sued the city for dam
aces DE thinks me sustained by his wagon
breaking down while hauling coal over
what was poor road
Among prominent visitors ina the city are
Mayor Gibbons, of Parkersburg; Miss
Florence OFT, of Wheeling; Col Corcoran,
of Pittsburg; ] NJ McQuerney, of Torou-
90. and = H. Hanson. Of BuckhannOn.
Miss Fannie Dillon who has been visit
ing 40 Luther Hayward $. has returned TO
her home In Lauesvillc. O.
Frank Moore and Ike Martin, both of
whom have been attending school in Phil
adelphia. are home ON a vacation.
John Miller is again confined 20 the
house. and is dangerously IN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS.

Black Prince Lodge. No 10, conferred
the rank of Esquire on two Pages and the
rank of Knight on one Esquire on Thurs
day evening. At their next meeting the
rank of Page will be conferred on three
strangers and Knights rank on two Es-
quires
Occur de Lion Division of the Uniform
Rank expect TO give an entertainment OF
some sort on their tenth anniversary,
which occurs the latter part of April. a
committee has been appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
At the special meeting of Baltimore
Lodge No. &, held on last Monday evening
the names of two strangers were presented
for membership.
Belmont Lodge No. 109, of Bridgeport
appear to be loaded down with work in the
various aanks. On Thursday evening the
rank of page was conferred on one stranger
from St Clairsville; the rang of Esquire
on two pages, and the rank of Knight on
three Esquires.
The attention of members is called to the
following Article XXVI Section ,, Su-
preme Lodge Constitution:
Pages shall wear "a blue collar Esquires
a yellow collar. Knights a red collar OF
knights jewel in Subordinate Lodges, and
Past Chancellors. Past Grand ChancellOrs
anu ! dSl oupTtlut OudHCcllOIS lut respect
tive Jewels of their rank and Past Su-
preme Representative may wear their APP
propriate Jewels at all meetings of Subor
dinate, Grand or Supreme Lodges. unless
acting in an official capacity, when
the Jewels Of Office shall be worn
Prorided, That in lodges now provid ed
with the red collar, Knights may wear such
collars; and nothing herein shall be con
strued as requiring lodges provided witt
red collars to replace the same witt
Knights jewels, except in case of purchase
of new regalia, nor to warrant or authorize
the further purchase Of such red collars.
Several members of the uniform ranl
will 20 up to New Cumberland on Tuesday
to assist in the institution of a new division
AT that place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

No.TU.R.,K. of P, will go up to New
Cumberland TO institute new division at
that place. The new division will have
among its members many of the leading
Young men of New Cumberland.
The Tuesday Night Club had pleasant
time last Tuesday evening at the home oil
Miss Jessie Nicholson on South flltn
street.
Mrs. Ambrose Cartwright, Of East Lily
erpool, is the guest of Steubenville friends.
Miss Ruth Mylie, of New Cumberland,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ella b: Miller
Supt. j. Gwynn, of the Electric Light
Company, who has been confined to the
house for the past eight weeks with Sc
we're attack of erysipelas, is now rapidly re-
covering.
Miss Alice NJ. Thomas, of Martins Fer
ry. and Miss Minnie E. Hally, of st. Glars
vile are guests of Mr.. Thomas and wife,
of Highland avenue
Miss Bertha |. Filson and H. G. Bechtel
of Wooster, were married Monday after
noon at the residence OF the BRIDES grand
mother. Mrs. Sarah Eilson, on North
Fourth street, Rev.L. H. Stewart otficia-
ting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
NEW MARTINSvILLE

NV MARTINSvILLE, March II Mr. kV-
ert Williams, who went 10 Mexico about
two wears AGO. died Friday morning with
consumption while on his way home, ac-
companied by his brother Leslie, who will
arrive here with the remains Sunday some
time This IS sad news TO his many friends
and relations, as he was well liked by all
who knew him.
VIM H Hall went East Thursday morn
ing 20 Law in his spring stock of goods.
kOOntz X Nancamp's bucket handle fac
tory is running steady. They shipped a
large shipment by boat Friday to Pitts
burg, Pa.
Levi Shuman, Of Wileyville, was in
town Friday on business.
Dr. H. c. kempel, Of MatamOras, is at
the AIKEN House this week.
John Bandl, Of PittSburg, late of this
place. who spent the last week with his
parents, returned TO PlttSburg Saturday.
Parties wanting the REGISTER by the
week can leave their orders TO the carrier
or leave their orders at Lappert's bakery.
Either will have prompt attention.
Magnolia Council No. 1, Jr. y. U. a NJ
are making preparations to attend the ma
tiOual parade at Cleveland in body this
June.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
WELLSBURG.

WELSH, re-. March "a n II Hndmau.
ESQ. of Collier. was attending court this
week
Judge Melvin, of Wheeling, was 10 town
the past week.
Rev. "A b sherman, the celebrated
evangelist of Macarthur, Ohio, viii CON
duct "a series Of meetings ia the Disciples
church beginning on the path of this month.
He will be- assisted by an excellent singer.
Margaret Farrell. of Washington. is the
charming guest of Miss Oakes.
The Electric Light Company expect 90
finish their work iu about two weeks.
From indications we wiz NOT oe I'M dark
ness very much longer
The Welshurg Improvement AsSocia-
tion will meet at the Court House on Mon
dav evening. March i6, to elect officers and
an executive committee for The ensuing
year.
Some few of our young people took M
the minstrel show gwen al Bethany
March l4. by the COIegc Gen CLUB.
Cant and Mrs Cakes have been on the
sick lst with bad colds.
Mr. u Jacob, of the Herald, was "a
member of the same class with the late Dr.
George Baird. Of Wheeling. 100 the ASH
ineton. PA. Conege of '4i.
The case OF Frances Caueo. the alleged
italian murderer, has been set for Tuesday
the l1th
THE electric lisht wires are being rapidly
placed iu position aud will boz ready 90 turn
on the streets Foo about ten days. The CON
ncrtiou with private houses VIII oe made
as rapidly AS possible.
ONcer NcHeury IS hard at work clean
inc the mud from the streets the result OF
the flood
TheI. l.. ID. club gave "a very pleasant
social dance at the Hudson House Wedues-
day evening
Gen. IA. Duyal and wife. who have been
spendiug the winter I'M Che west, arrived
home to day
Inc many friends OF Mr. Toll Hammond
will be- glad 20 learn of his recovery from
his recent Illness
Harry Paull. manager of the Eagle glass
works, will on Tuesday, with his brother.
J0scph PAUL. Of Wheeling, leave Tor a
business trip through The West
Ashley Cooper has accepted position
with drug firm 40 Fiudiay, ONO, and LETT
Tor that place Wednesday
Morris Kindergarten is booked Tor
the Opera House next Tuesday evening.
The remainder of the examination Will
BE- held i'm tn public school the first Of
next week.
Miss Allie Harvey entertained few OF
her friends very pleasantly no euchrc. Fri
dav evening. az her home on Main street.
The Washington aud Jefferson College
Clee Club. under the direction OF Prof
q W Fleming. of PittSburg. viii give a
concert here In Che near future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
MOUNDSVILLE.

NIor<psvIlLF. March l4-Mrs. DR.. G.
/ w. Bruce and Mrs Meta Boil are III Balu-
more.
The Epworth League will give a musical
and literary entertainment IN the NJ. Il.
/ Church next Thursday evening. The en-
tertaiument is prepared with special care
for pleasing the Young folks and should be
patronized by all friends of the cause.
Mr.. Robert BlaukensOp, Of Wells0urg,
and Miss Lizzie Hunter were quietly mar
ried 40 the home Of the brides parents on
Sixth street on Saturday evening, ReV. u.
W. Grimes officiating. The ceremony was
witnessed bv ONLY theimmediate friends OF
the contracting parties. Ihey Will MAKE
their future home ia Wcllsburg.
The Board of Directors of the Glendale
Comnapv have appointed G. c. Newman
their attorney i'm fact The papers 10 that
effect were filed in the Clerks Office on
Wednesday
David Levi has moved into his new resi-
denceOu IOmlnsOn avenue, formerly owned
byThos. Finn.
r.. Jobes aud sons have Just completed
training the new residence OF W NJ. Meg
hen. near the Mound, la a most artistic
manner. and shows these workmeu TO be
well mp iu their line OF business.
There Will Oe "a "chldron'S entertain
meut undenOmi NATIONALLY at the Masonic
Hail on next Tuesday evening, consisting
of dialogues. declarations, music and sing
ing. 10 will be interesting aud edifying,
uterspeJsed with wit and wisdom, an IN
termiuging with the sublime and the ~
diculous The orchestra will furnish the
music for the occasion.
News reached this city this week an
nouuciug the sad death of MRS. Emma
Scott Irudean. formerly of this city, which
took place on the 9TH inst Mrs. Trudean
was travelling from Seattle, Washington,
90 Chloride New Mexico, at the time of her
death. She leaves a husband and one child.
ID. :. Graujou, of Peoria, Mich, editoroi
the ll higu Messenger, and Miss Lawnie
DUn. Of Parkersburg. are visiting the
family 0i Joshua Martin
A R Laiug is making some extensive
repairs on his residence on Lafayette ave
nue.
Samuel Grindstaff, one of ouryoung geS-
uemen of leasure, returned from an ex-
tended visit 90 Triadelphia
The case of the State of West Virginia
against Hugh Ridgway, indicted for rape,
is now ON trial D the Circuit Court. The
testimony of tne prosecuting witness, Nora
Lemon, was 20 the effect that the defend
ant. who was acting as her escort, forced
her against her viii, while on their way
home from Calvary church. on the night of
February Is. iSgl The defense claims that
on the evening In question there was not
the least opportunity for the commission
of the act There are some forty witnesses
iu attendance. and the evidence promises
tO Doe rather spicy 10 will probably take
TWO or three days this week 20 finish the
case.