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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-25

Among the thousands Of testimonials
OF cures BY DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
is that OF Nathan Allisons, a well known
citizen of Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortness Of breath, sleeplessness,
pain in left side, shoulders, smothering
spells, etc, one bottle Of DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet,
Salem, n. J., is another witness, who
for twenty years suffered with heart
disease, was pronounced incurable by
physicians, death stared him in the
face, could not lie down for fear Of
smothering to death. Immediately af-
ter using the New Cure he felt better
and could lie down and sleep all night,
and is now a well man. The New Cure
is sold, also free book, by Logan Drug
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WHAT CoNGREsssIEN SAY.

Republicans Think that Cleveland WIN
BE Easily Defeated.
WAsHlNerox, D. O., June 94.-Follow.
ing are some interviews on tRe nomina'
ton of Grover Cleveland:
Senator Sherman Republican,, OF
ohio-I regard the nomination OF cleye-
land as the natural logical result OF the
condition Of things. The resolutions on
the silver question are substantially
similar to those Of the Republican plat
form.
Mr.. Bartine Republican,, Of Nevada,
thought that the ex-President was the
weakest candidate the Democrats could
have nominated. The silver plank in
the Democratic platform was less salts
factory than that in the Republican
platform.
Senator Davis Republican,, Of Min
nesota j think they have nominated a
candidate easy for the Republicans to
beat and fixed up the best platform for
US to do it upon.
Senator Shoup Republican,, of Idaho
Il am willing to venture the opinion
that all Of the new states and the Pacific
coast will cast their electoral votes for
President Benjamin Harrison.
Senator Hansborough (Republican),
of North Dakota-The result ut Chicago
is the outcome OF the united efforts OF
the money power Of Wall street.
Mr.. Watson Qeader OF the Third
party, OF Georgia-It Just suits US. Il
means break in the solid south. The
break will not be to the Republican
party, but to the Peoples. party.
Speaker Crisp-A good platform. a
good candidate, and We will elect him.
Mr. Hit (Rep.), of 1lllnois-1t was
inevitable. No man could be found to
draw the Tammany chestnuts out OF the
fire. It remains to be seen now what
course OF action Tammany will pursue.
Mr.. Dalzell (Rep.), OF Pennsylvania
1t was unavoidable, and Cleveland is a
very easy candidate TO beat.
Mr.. Dockery DENY, of Missouri
CleVeland's nomination was demanded
by the Democratic masses, and assures
Democratic triumph.
Senator Allison (Rep,), of Iowa
Their tariff plank shows the real posi-
ton OF the party. II means Tree Taue'
Senator Teller (Republican), of Colo.
rado-1 do not think the platform is as
favorable to silver as ours, and ! think
our candidate is much more satisfactory
than theirs.
Mr.. Bingham Republican,, Of Penn
sylvania-I think Cleveland is the
weakest nomination the Democratic
party could have made. The platform
is a tumble, meaningless utterance,
the weakest for years.
Mr.. Butler Democrat, of Iowa-There
is danger in Cleveland's nomination,
but am ready to take the stump twice
day until November to prove that that
danger does not exist.
Mr.. Blount (Democrat), OF Georgia
It was the best nomination We could
make under the circumstances.
Mr.. Burrows (Republican), OF Michi-
CAN'T is splendid nomination-to got
laft
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The directors OF the new company
that has purchased the electric street
car line held their first meeting yester-
day evening. They were Messrs. w. p.
Kimball, of Cincinnati; w. w. Hazard,
OF Cleveland; a. Champion, Of Cincin-
natl; A. N. jolly and A. R Leyda, Of
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Kimball was accom-
panied by his wife.
The meeting was held in the Office Of
the company, on Tenth street. The
condition OF the road was talked over,
and an estimate Of the Improvements
needed made. The gentlemen were not
ready yet to talk about what they were
going to do, not having yet decided
upon anything. The meeting was
merely general in its nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball and Mr.. Cham
pion left for Cincinnati last night. Mr..
Haggard will go to Cleveland this
morning. and Messrs. jolly and Lyda
will leave for Pittsburgh this after
MON aH
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rHE GloRIous FouRTH.
II will be the Endeayor to Celebrate it j,
y eomingiy in wheeling hi. year.

1t will bio the Rndeavor to Celebrate It Be
eomingiy in Wheeling mi. year.
There will be a live celebration on
the coming Fourth Of July, under the
auspices Of the Patriotic Sons and
Daughters Of America. All OF the pa
triotic societies OF the city and sur
rounding towns, have been invited,
as well as the public schools,
to take part in celebrating the
day. Business men should aid and the
mayor should ask that the day be OBJ
served as 1t should be. This will keep
people and money home and bring
crowds here TO spend their money.
Heretofore Wheeling has been out OF
pocket, while other cities reaped har.
vest.
The forenoon will be devoted to a
short street parade and flag presents
tion to the City hospital. The Patriotic
Sons and Daughters OF America will
present the flag, and good speakers
have been secured. In the afternoon
the Park and Seibert's Garden will be
open. In the evening the Patriotic
Sons will give ball and ice cream and
perry HoClM Nv LUZ uullt muIhSt
street, third story. There will be plen-
ty of air. The American Cornet band
will furnish the mnsic.
The line OF march is as follows: The
line will form on Sixteenth street. head
of column resting on Chapltne street,
and will move promptly at $3.50 o'clock
q. M, down Sixteenth to Market, up
Market to Seventh, down Seventh to
Main, up Main to First ward school,
countermarch down Main to Twenty
seventh. up Twenty-seyenth to Chap
line. up Ghapline to Twenty-third to
Evtf, up Eott to hospital, present the
flag and countermarch down Eoff to
Twenty-second, down Twenty-second to
Chapline, up Chapline TO Twentieth.
down Twentieth to Market, up Market
to postoffice and disband.
Assistant marshals must report to
Chief Marshal w. W. Rogers at 9 o'clock
Sunday afternoon, June 20, at 1903
Chapline street.
II is suggested by a member Of the
order that if the city wants TO open the
stone bridge that this would be favor
able opportunity.
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tons were forced several times to in
tercede, but found themseIvet in thoun-
fortunate attitude Of being interior to
the police, now that they had been in
discreet enough to officially request the
presence Of the former on the conven.
ton hooh
One Of the abuses said to have been
exercised TO great extent was that Of
the admission of tavorite friends by
members of the police force who were
stationed at tlie various entrances Of
this hill. OF course, uIl this created a
general revolt, but the public was pow
erless against the police, and the latter
promptly arrested those who made IN.
dignant protest
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CHICAGO. June 24.-Richard Croker
pledges the Tammany vote to cleye-
land. Speaking OF the ticket, he says:
ave will support Cleveland Just as
heartily as We would nave supported
Hill. We are Democrats, anu when We
are for man we are for him. Why
should any one doubt cur loyalty to the
ticket? The nomination Of Stevenson
pleases ne. we favor him because he
h good Democrat. When he was first
assistant acknowledgement he was for
turning out every Republican and put
ting q Democrat in his place. We like
that kind OF man."
Said Northumberland sheehan
on the same subject: -
"The New York delegation goes home
to work loyalty for the ticket, and SO
will / /"
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squarely and fairly he has borne him-
SELF in the contest from beginning to
end. The New York Democrats are
with him in failure as In success, and
he will be with themas long ne there is
a political principle to defend, Repub-
lican antagonist to outgenerai, or an
election TO carry forfhe Democracy.
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John Heilmeier, proprietor of the
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment, No.
l431 Market street, respectfully an
nounces thatihe is prepared TODD clean
ing. dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees 10 make your last years
clothes Look as good as new on short no.
tice. Give hlm call.
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a Chance for Capital.

Seu5entt!t bdkeUe
Wheeling merchants appreciate cold
storage and already this week seven car
loads OF perishable merchandise from
that city have been placed in the Steu-
benville cold storage warehouse.
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WATERLOO, Iowa, June Ex-Governor
Boies has sent the following telegrm:
To e,OpT CletelaRd Bussarsr' Bay Mass
Accept hearty congratulations OF all
Iowa Democrats, and be assured none
will be more devoted to you than my
self, and those ] am proud TO number
among my friends in this state.
(signed)
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUsl.

IL NESS MEN.
Good, energetic business men wanted, to
travel inhll parts OF the United States in the
Interested the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
patriotic, maternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bet
other insurance order In existence. No "Short-
term or "Endowtnen" scheme, but perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE, EQGl'
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy TO work. The
plans are excellent, readily understood and rec.'
ommend themselves This society now number
among Its members larger percentage Of intel
ligent business and professional men, In pro-
portion to Its total membership, than any other
pay, steady employment, territory, ETC., offered
The right men to actas special agents. Call at
THE efTfcE OF TIE AMERICAN uNI0NLEAGUE
25Qi Chapllue Street,
my2 Wheeling, W. Va
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Will HILL SULK !?
That's the Question that is Agitat-
srg tho Democrats.
A GREATLY DISAPPOINTED MAN

Who had His Hopes Conferred on the
Prcsidency.-Just now tie is Saying
Nothing and Saving Wood--Gor-
mau's rreachery to the New York
Senator The SIaryland-
er's Cowardice at the Critical goIat.
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TO REPUBLICANS.

Il is part at the Democratic plan 20
challenge the vote OF every Rspubll-
can who has not been assessed under
the now West Virginia election law.
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ODDS FOR SEWER WORK.

I'D
Proposals. to lay q I2.inch crock sewer from the
southwest corner OF new Jail building 10 the
CITY sewer gu Chapline and Sixteenth streets sS,
cofdlng 70 profile and specifications TO be seen
al the CITY Engineers office will be received al
the office efthe hoard OF Commissioners OF the
county Of Ohio until Monday, June q. at
O'Clock p. m
Bids must be per running foot aud should b
enclosed in sealed envelopes addressed to the
undersigned.
Tho right S. reserved 70 reject any OF al bids
HENRY n. PENDLET0N,
ie9t Clerk Board Of Comm IsSihners
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On z TO SIS PER DAY AT HOME,
DO selling lightning Platter and plating
ieWelry. watches. tableware, dc. Plates the
finest OF jewelry good as new, on all kinds Of
metal with gold. silver or nickel Noexperience.
No capital. Every house has goods needing
plating. H. K. DELEo 4 CO., Columbus, O.
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FoR SALE,

DOR sALE-BOoT, SHOE AND no.
II TIoN STORE In centre Of business part Of
Bellaire. Address Box 1914. Rellalre. Q, Ie?
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS

For painting the roof and wings and pRaer the
wings. Of The Centre (Flith ward MaLkei HOusa
viii be received Nc the City Clerks oiilce until
O'clock ~ m June %, 1872, addressed 10 The
Chairman Of the-eonmlltee on Markets. Ths
committee reserves the right TO relee. any or Ill
bidA Q. w. kRElTER
ic.G2.w4s Chairman
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Horace BoIEs.


NV York, June 24.-rhe Sun says OF
Senator Hill: "He has been squarely
and fairly beaten at Chitago, and
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EoR SALE-DWELLING NO. 1877
u sonth Broadway. containing seven rooms
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. 10!
40xla1 INQUIRE on premises. app
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WANTED.

CALESAIEN-WE MAKE A LIBER.
- AL offer to travelling and local salesmen ia
every State who cali on retail grocers GLUTEN
ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., 1S5 Lake street
Chicago, ILL., Eel9-s
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7srocKHoLpERs' MEETINGS,
NoTIoE no sTocKuoL6ERs:

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Elson Glass Company. for the election Of i've
directors and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting, Will
be held at the Mcclure House, Wheeling, ". Va,
Tuesday, July l., at 10 q IN. -,
CHARLES ]. GIRL. Secretary. leli
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CEALED PROPOSALS.

Scaled proposals win DO received at tho oNiS
Of the Martins Ferry Water Works Until !
O'clock D. N. OF June a, 1872, for furnishing
clean and mixed coal foFone year, delivered ID
the power house Approximate amount, 1900
bushels Bids must be made separate for tho
different kIntIs OF coal. The Board reserves the
-iight 70 reject any or all bids BY order Of tho
B0ard. G 8. MOORE,
{eib SuDerintende'
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TOR SALE.
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

ThIS property Is conveniently. located III w
city q BolaEe q, with tie BaIiimofs s y INA
LOralu & Wheeling railroads touching the MHI.'
house The works Rie In good running othyI,
with natural gas connections and AL noue'4
Improvements -.
The workS will DO sold ut bargain, asa wholGGi
OF the bulldlngs and other appurtenaneca 4A1
the site will be sold separately. ~.
The present company desires 70 Gloss ou' "
including the railroad sldlngS, or will sell IL
parts, a. stated above
Call on or address .,,.Y.
Chairman Of Committee ON Sale for Crystal w
dow Glass Company Bellaire Q. ~
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NorloE,
The public and all penons interested will take
notice that the firm OF HaElett Wheat HayS,
consisting Of Howard Hazlett, Edward T. Wheat
and Rudolph A. Hays, has by mutual agreement
been thIsllth day Of June, A. D. 1892, dissolved
In testimony whereof the undersigned have
hercuntO subscribed their names, the day aud
4 r. WHEAT.
ic9f R A. HAYS.
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Foa RENr.

TJlOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY
.l business house, No 1ai4 Main stsosL IL
] ~ CoWDEN. mtaI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-17
Untold Agony from Catarrh.

p-,r " UarsNrR the bm0us mesmeT.st,
h l-i-sca. y. ~, writes: SCLle ten years ago
J, ...rsi uitald agony from chronic nasal ca, ca
srrb ~ family physician gave me up as
-. - Z - s,id said / must die. Nj case was
-, :, M. ssrra. that every day, towards sausef
- y-oisN would become 50 h2aTSa 1 c9!Id
-. ss=y above Il whisper. - morning
t,.llfnrr ana cIasr ring OF . throat would
- ~ strafi-la me- b tie l,se ot Br. >lge :
f-r,, Tsergeiy. IN three months, was Wei
a43d the enc has beea perTul4ll ls.
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!. aonstnntly raw ikIng and soIttIns.

T-rnMAs T. RrsHISG. f.sG-, 'i2e SIreel,
49, Louis Mo-, writes; was 4, Z te.,s $3.50 ls
hardy breathe, ard was corstaailE l;stWhl5S
and sp Ii ~ aud for the last eigha mont y caa11
~ 49, eq,5,l,i r. tisne for me. Luckily, was
afvised to ri. r sages Catarrh Kenedy and
am now q well man. believe II 70 De sne
$500 on1 ono mas only to give it o fair trial 70
srneriience astounding results and permanent
cure
A complete Treatise on CatGrrh giving vaIu,
,tle hints as to clothing, diet and other matte[s
70 ip1,,~-tance will be mailed. postpaid 70 any
,dSresss On receipt of a two-cent ps-tsSe stamp.
Address.
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CHEERFULLY FURNISHED.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-Dull,h heavy
beadache. obstruction of the nasal PASSAGES,
discharges falling from the mead into the tnroal'
sometimes profnse, watery. and Rcrid, at others,
thick Tenacious mucous, purulent, bloody ana
nntrid the eyes are weak and watery; there IS
q ringing in the ears, deafness, nacklng OF OF
ofTensiye .matter, together with scabs from III,
GERS: the voice is changed and has o :, nasal ASA
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s ,sss Win mental Depression, hacking cough
I'd general debility. Only few OF the above e
a,u ,na case Thousands of cases annually,
without maaifesting half OF the above symp-
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Business is booming in Massasoit Coun-
Gil At it's last meeting two candidates
were initiated and three applications for
membership were received
Coronet Council is adding TO its mem
bership at every session.
An effort is being made bv some of the
members OF Delphi Council to introduce n
new and pleasing feature to the dramatic
portion of the ritual.
Delphi Council will soon hold an enter =
taiument.
At the last meeting OF Delphi Council
one candidate was initiated. Among the
visitors were Brothers Willig Of Port
Chester Council, Por. Chester, NY aud
Ssunderson of Pilgrim Council of Meri-
den. Conn. The council meets next
Thursday evening, when two or more ap-
plications for membership will be re-
ceived.
Grand Vice Regent Frank Harris. ac-
companied by the board OF grand officers.
will soon make the annual visits to the
subordinate councils.
Councils to meet during the week are
Granite, Monday; Conanicut. Tuesday;
Roger Williams. Lonsdale, Moshassuck,
RHODE ISLAND, Wednesday; Delphi.
Thursday, aud Coronet, Friday evenings.
The project OF all the city councils
meeting I'm one hall, and having the hall
for N reading and reception room. for the
benefit Of the members is gaining some
head " ay. but not as much as is desired
by the promoters of the scheme An ex-
ira effort is To be made and have the plan
carried out.
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PYTHIAN sIsTERHOOD.

Elmwood Assembly met last Monday
afternoon aud had n very large attend
ance. One application for membership
was received. Grand Chancellor Miss
Annie II. Mueller, accompanied by Vice
Grand Chancellor Mrs. w. b. Laird,
Grand Prelate Mrs. J. III. Wilbur, Grand
Keeper Of Records and Ssal. Mrs. B. j.
Reach, Grand MISTRESS of Exchequer
Mrs. l.. B. Joslin and Grand Mistress-at-
Arms Mrs. w. Scott, were present in an
Official capacity and exemplified the
secret work OF the order
Ini nieresting remarks were made by the
graud officers ana visiting members,
when lobster salad and other good things
OF "A like character was served.
Howard Assembly received a visit from
the grand officers last Monday evening.
Next Monday evening they will visit Wet
more Assembly, and Calantha Assembly
next Wednesday evening.
Past Chancellor &. Corey OF Elmwood
Assembly is dangerously i'll at her resi-
dence, No. S3 Gallup street.
The committee on the grand ball that
Is To be given by the grand assembly met
at the residence OF the Grand Chancellor
Miss Annie Mueller, No. "a Brighton
street, last Wednesday afternoon. Past
Grand Chancellor Mrs. j. NJ. Brown,
Grand Mistress-at-Arns Mrs. w. Scott,
and Past Chancellor Mrs. j. A. Braman,
were added TO the committee. 1t was de-
cided To hold the ball some time in Janu.
airy, and in Infantry Hall. The Ameri-
can Band orchestra will probably furnish
the music. 1t is to b. a grant affair.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Grand Chief Mrs. Rilla Dodge, accom-
panied by other grand chiefs, will make
an Official visit TO Good Will lem Pile this
evening
a grand cntertsinment and social will
be given in Oriental Hall by the social
committee of Unity Temple Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10.
A new temple will soon be formed in
Pythian Lodge. IL. of r., Hall. This
work mas been under way for some time.
Good Will Temple will confer he de-
gree OF the order on three candidates
this evening.
The mother OF Past Chief Annie Wes-
colt Of ElmwoOd Temple, died last Fri
day evening, and was buried Monday.
Sis e. WescJtt has the sympathy OF the
temple and order ia her bereavement.
sister Mott of Elmwood Temple, who
has been SICK for some time is somewhat
Improved in health.
brother J. ID. Carpenter OF Unity Tenn
pie WAS as much surprise last evening
as Democrats will be next Tue sday eve.-
ing 81 Cleveland should be elected, when
u iarIe delegation of the temple took
possession OF his home. The visit was
made for tho purpose of presenting him
ture OF his wife Supreme Representative
Mrs. Myra ID. Carpenter. Ii is not nee
essary 60 say that all hal a good time
Swarts Lodge had "A session OF more
than usual Interest last Wednesday even
ing. Brother j. j. Perry was reported
well, Brother Packard improving aud
Brother Narnum Fuller remains about
the same. Brother Frank Manning, one
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SCOTTISH SOCIETIES.

Clan Cameron No. z, o. 5. c., held their
usual meeting Tuesday night. Chief
William NJ. McNair, presided. Business
of tho usual character was transacted and
the committee for concert reported 1t n
financial success. The Grand Chief
David :. Fraser and Board of officers be-
ing present. Clausman G.. NJ. Strachan
was Installed to the Office OF Tanist for
the remainder OF the term.
The PROVIDENCE Caledonian Society
met last Wednesday evening. The so
ciety voted TO form n military branch.
known as the Highland Guards. This
undertaking is in the hands of Secretary
George Gibbs, OF the society, and Secre-
tary William Shaw. OF Clan Cameron.
After this matter had been decided, the
members sat down TO AN excellent feed. I"
The later portion of the evening was
spent in singing. recitations, story telling
and good time generally.
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GOOD TENIPLARS.

Maynower Lodge. No. $, was instituted
Saturday at Mount Pleasant by q. &. II.
Frost, assisted by other grand officers.
This is tue first lodge organized by Mrs.
Keefer aud has excellent prospects.
St John added two members aud elected
officers Monday. PROVIDENCE. liiawatha
aud Enterprise Of this State, Eirene No. "a,
Lowell, aud Bynnwood, No. 20, Lynn,
Mass, were represented.
On Monday q G. Il. Frost. assisted by
Miss Keefer, reorganized Benefit Lodge,
Georgiaville and added twelve new mem
bers.
The public temperance service Sunday
last at Manton. under auspices OF Enter
prise Lodgs. drew large audience. Mrs.
keefer spoke.
Home Lodge elected officers Monday,
aud had visitors from Mayfower, Silver
Star aud st. John Lodges aud from Con