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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-06-09

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-06-09
Undertaken and Funeral Director.

A fun assortment of Coffins, CS ket S,
Burial Robes, etc. Two elegant
hearseS free OF charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
TILToNvILLE.

TuroNvIIE. October 2l.-Misses 10.
rena and Evaline Roth spent Wednesday
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Alex Norman is lying at the point
of death She is quite an old lady, being
up in eighty.
CYRUS AIKEN. Jr., took unto himself bet
ter half last Wednesday in the person OF
Miss Hattie Durbin. They were quietly
married in Martins Ferry, and will go TO
Housekeeping at Highland City.
CLYDE Porter is spending Sabbath with
his parents IN New Alexandria.
The medicine" show continues to at
tract the usual crowd with new pro-
gramme every evening.
George Tappan, Of the Island, is spend
ing his vacation with his uncle, Mr.. Wm.
Robinson.
Mrs Emily Linzy was In Steuoenville
Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. Chas PaIl was the guest OF
friends in Martins Ferry the first OF the
week.
Miss Carrie Pierce returned home Fri
day evening, after a pleasant visit with
Martins Ferry friends.
The Misses Laurie will entertain small
company this Saturday evening In nonor
of their lady friends.
w. L. Medill, Of Steubenville, returned
Friday from Chicago, and is spending sun
day with his parents.
James Wilson's new house Is nearing
completion, and that with several others
in course of construction will add greatly
to the appearance Of the town.
Joseph Lithcart, of Mt. Pleasant, was
in this vicinity Wednesday. buying stock
for his farm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
CLARINeToN.

CLAR1xaToS, OHIO, October 21.-Frank
Booth, of Wheeling spent Sunday here.
DR.. II. NJ. Smith and wife returned home
from their wedding tour.
H. r. Muhleman, Of Woodsield, was In
town Tuesday.
Mrs. N. Il. Coulter, of Wheeling Island,
returned home Tuesday after spending
few DAYS with her parents.
James Fest, Of New Msrtinsville, spent
the fore part of the week with the family
Of his brother William, Of this place.
James Jacobs, OF Pittsburg, was calling
on his friends here Monday.
Geo. w. Stephen, Of Wheeling, is spend
ing this week here with his parents
Mrs Charles Dankwerth and son,
Charles, of Bellaire, visited relatives mere
tubs week.
Fred. Duerr and wife, Of Hannibal, Wis
tied relatives here this week.
George Otto ana wife, OF Toronto, are
the guests of relatives here this week.
Charles Frantz has sold his property on
Front street to Theodore Hornbrook. OF
New Martinsyille We understand Mr..
Hornbrook expects to move his family
here in the near future.
Quite a number Of our citizens attended
the show at Wheeling Wednesday. Inc
passengers getting on the o. K. K. X. tram
between Clarington and Wheeling had the
pleasure of standing all the way to Nheel-
ing: but such is life.
Mrs. Mary Hsndenschilt Of New Mar
tinsville, is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. a.
L. Topp.
Miss Neva Cats was agreeably sur
prised on her return home from Wheeling
Friday evening to find number OF her
young friends at her home on Front street.
where very enjoyable evening was spent
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

modiste. Beautiful in extreme are the
shot silks, the basket-woven effects in
every kind OF goods, shot cheviot and
coarse "drop changeant," spotted mus
Inns and muslins spriRged and polka
dotted, velvets, taffetas and foulards,
pushes, surahs, OF names almost as be-
wildering as their coors, which CLEAN
and glow and dazzle IN the mass with a
glow that seems almost inward and Pc
euliar.
The trick Of most of these weaves Is
to drop into them, into the most unex-
pected patterns and materials, here and
there a bit, if it be only thread or
two, of sniHinR silk which catches the
light and irradistes the whole.
You know how roses are holding their
own against and through all the chry-
santhemum crazes. and orchid crazes
and other dangers, OF course? Yellow
and very pale pink roses go best with
the light greens and dark green's OF the
season, and with many, perhaps most,
OF the browns and bronzes.
ELLEN OSBORNE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
Si'nECH I'm.

DR.. Cox, former physician OF Proctor
Is now located here at tho Hanos House
permanently. He is also medical examiner
for the A. .. u. NJ.
James Rutherford was quite painfully
hurt by being knocked on his train by the
penstock at Fairmont few days ago. he
was taken 70 his home at Grafton.
Mrs. Mary Ann Nickerson, on going
down the stairs leading from her residence,
slipped and fell, sustaining very serious
injury. Mrs. Nickerson is seyenty-four
years old.
There will be meeting OF Seabright
Division No. Az, Is. OF J.. T., Ut Shafer
Hall to-day at / 80 p. N.
Michael j. Carney, who fell OF the truss
sci bridge NJ McMechen several days ago,
is progressing favorably.
j. A. Jones, general foreman, OF the Is.
& o. shops, will leave for Newark aud tho
Worlds Fair on = four-weeks' vacation to-
day. Mr.. j. q. Crawford will accompany
him.
Robert Sherry, ESQ. the brilliant chair
man of the Holsters Grievance Commit
tee on the B. a. o. system, will leave for
the Worlds Fair. After seeing the sights
at the Fair he will, before returning home,
visit ST. Louis 10 sec some OF his relations.
A great many Of our Republican friends
went over on the blue line 70 take IN tho
Mckinley meeting Thursday night AZ Bell
alTe.
Mrs. Leadley, Of Glover's Gap, has been
visiting friends here the past two weeks;
al so 70 attend the funeral Of Miss Dorsey
g onnell.
Mr. James Shay, OF Gloyer's Gap tunnel
was visiting his daughters, Mrs I'D Lem
mon and Mrs. Ed Murphy, aud also 70 NJ
tend the funeral OF Miss Bessie Cornell,
who died al the residence OF her brother
ln-law, at Benwood.
Business is slowly but surely picking up
as there is about fifteen houses In courso
OF erection, which Is an evidence Of the
good times coming
VIM. Bellinger has IN course OF erection
a six room residence: also i. ID. Prayer, OF
Wheeling, the well known wall paper man,
has broken ground for tho erection OF two,
one 1--WE room and the other four room
house. IN Millers addition 20 McMechen.
The citizens la general are nnder many
obligations 10 Mr.. John Pracht for the pre-.
sentation and erection Of three beautiful
street lamps.
The lodge Of the A. o. L. W which was
"a be zed or the BIRD OF the month
has been postponed until the 5Dth Of DC.
tober. having the names Of lOrty-Seyen
charter members. Mr.. r.. NJ. White, the
State organizer, who has been here Tor tbo
last two weeks, IS stiH mere WofHuB IN tbo
interest Of the amalgsmation. lie is put
ting his best effort forward 20 institute a
lodge here on the Both Of the month. hr.
White is great hustler.
Mr.. John Cummins. the well-kno1n pas
senger engineer, lost q very valuable dia-
mond pin whilst attending the Mckinley
meeting al Bellaire or last Thursday night
which be valued At 900 dollars Whether
or not IL was stolen from bis shirt front or
lost during the excitement Of Governor
McKinley's speech he is unable 70 say.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

stood men whose honored names live
with his In history, the men who, on
field and in council, had aided first in
achieving independence and then In the
yet more difficult task Of garnering by
wise legislation the fruits Of victory.
Truly the centennial OF an event so
fraught with interest should not pass
unnoticed."
Ohio Lodge No. 1, met on Monday
evening, and worked the Fellow Crafts
degree on one aspirant In good form.
There was good attendance Of breth-
rem present TO witness the work.
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge No. 5, had = fine turnout OF zeal
Gus craftsmen present, and who were
there for, and did assist Worshipful
Speyer in raising one candidate to be
q qualified working man, and he re-
jolcss in the application Of Master Ar
chitect now.
The work for the coming week Is:
Wheeling Comnandery No. l, on Mon
day evening; Bates Lodge No. 33. on
Tuesday evening, and on Thursday
evening Nelson Lodge No. 80. The two
latter bodies have candidates on the
way. and no doubt more than one de-
gree will be worked at their communi-
cations.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
PALATINE.

PALAT NE, W. Va, October 2L-Mrs.
VIM Bowman Is visiting friends ia hiFes-
vile this week.
REV. Q. l.. Queen and wife are this week
visiting Mrs. Qulnn's parents at LoreHA'
Upshur county.
Mrs. Anna Binlngsley. Of Fairyiewl -
the guest Of Mrs. and Mrs. HUM Harr' hef
Two daughters Of Mr.. Ella Waies are
quite sick this week with scarlet fever.
Charley Richardson and Dallas l@eVA@iN
returned from Wheeling THIS week -.
Miss Lettie Con. Of Kowlesourg 10 tnD
week the guest Of sir. and Mrs.J. W. JACK
son. w..t,,,. Il
iIl this week a. her home near Town. =.
q. 4. Robinson left last week for -,
pa. 10 attend the meeting OF nc OI.. .
I,odge Ancient Order Of United WofkLS.i..
Chas. HicfHDctham took 10 the sno" -
Morgantown last Thursday. M.
Niss Maggie. daughter Of Dir. ano si ~,
Newton Morrow, Is still very SICK WIZ y
Mrs priscilla Cumpston Is yery ia -
her home IL this place this week Ca.
Preaching az the VI. Il. church ,i heA' - r.
day az 1879 and o'clock % tsS'' -
Queen, tho pastor. .1.,--,..t,,r7 rers
Cbas. Bell and wife, OF C iaI = 5000
guests at the Riverside Hotel ta', g peoths.
landlord r. F. Watkins was D'''-'
Vile visitor this week, ~ .,rr,,d las.
Geo. ". Brown and VILE fe'-iN
SATURDAY from Bsrresvile, y. ~. Geo
80, "a. born unto Nr. and Sis1' ~ -
brand lass saturday night .,,..-,o-.Ir m.
a. q Mckinney - stu SCI . -, fisr.
nas sts,ns and John Pope tooA y n, -,
~ q ~ r sIieF's show AZ aiofs-''
Thursday. r4.~rv q Lfnn returned
Mr. and ~ p. rhic.co.
Iasf Friday f'2'4 r'''s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

laboratories she seldom fashions one.
But no matter.
II overskirt points are sharp, hats
are Fat, wonderfully fat. Flat beyond
precedent. And yet nobody would
know IL from their freakish variety OF
finished outline. To have been fat
and yet not look like it is apparently
the deceitful purpose, the daily end
and aim of hatdom. No hat has or
will have a crown more than bali an
inch high, many are absolutely nat
desks OF felt with no crowns at all. Yet
all have their fat estate under the pale
fingers OF the STOPPING, dsrk-eyed mil
liner, dreaming of France and her be-
loved CASTOR or Pierre away beyond
there. Perhaps she turns the broad
brim sharply up at the left and accen-
tuates IL with aigrettes OF feathers or
ribbon bows. Perhaps she leaves 1t
nearly fat but curls plumes cunningly
over the edge and perks pointed bow
ends straight up into the air. Perhaps
she flaps 1t up in front into wide wall
Of felt over which one can scarcely see
the big plumes that deck it. Most
often OF all she pulls the brim low over
the eyes in front and heaves IL high be-
hind against the plumes and bows and
bobbing things on top. And this last
is the least trying estate OF the fat hat
For the average woman OF to-day has
a forehead Of more that Grecian height.
This, however, she deity marks be-
meath clustering curls low lying against
the white, but the fat hat sits too high
above her face for beauty Of proportion.
Particularly is the style trying to fore
heads when the farIng hat brims soar
alOft In front.
There cannot be such variety In make
as in fabrics. To the bewidering
kaleidoscope OF fall cuts and colors the
weaver and dyehouse chemists have
contributed more OF charm than the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
GRANDMA'SGIRLLUCKY.
TIE DEAR OLD LLDY'S TREASURED FNERl
IS SEASONABLR NOW.
Changsabls Silks Big Mufs and Ermins an
Sable from Her Chests for To-Day's Use
The Flat Hat and the Tea Gown.
copyright, 1881


Fortunate aboue all other 8 IS the
girl who has or had q gran dmother.
What stores there are lovingly put
away in the dear old lady's cedar chests
of just such things as the girls are
wearing now! What wealth OF season
able splendor!
There is grandmother's nun. Of
course, In these mellow October days,
when the dry leaves rustic along gar
den walks in the wooing breath OF
zephyrs gentle as June, 1t is more OF
q burden than benefit, but when chiller
breezes blow it's ample depth and
warmth will be as comfortable as they
are fashionable, but not more so. And
grandmother's "changeable SILK"
which lies in lavender, to be taken out
not seldom with pious, trembling
hands, and sighed over, and wept over
a little, maybe, for the memories 1t
awakens OF merry days long gone
what is 1t but the "shot" silk Of to-day,
bronze with purplish green, gray with
gold, pale yellow with warm brown?
Even the figured muslins and muls and
pioues, certainly the rich old laces and
sheer and dainty kerchiefs, are quite,
quite in the I'm de steele mode.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
X. OF @. L.

Friendship Castle No. Z, K. OF q. f.,
OF Wheeling, w. Va. was instituted
September %, 1891, with charter MEM
bership OF SO.
The membership Is now 100, with In
itiatlons almost every meeting night.
The Castle, since its organization,
has paid for sick benefits alone over
$500.
Two short years have left two graves
to remind the brotherhood OF the I'M
certainty OF life aud the certainty OF
death.
The membership OF the castle, with
but few exceptions, are vigorous young
men of good habits. With a good
treasury and comfortable and elegant
ly furnished castle in which TO meet,
the brotherhood are on the high road
to success. Devoted TO the cause OK the
meek and lowly Savior they are srrsnR-
ing for a preaching service at the NJ.
r. Church of McMecben, on Sunday,
October %. The discourse will be de-
livered by Rev. Afford, Presbyterian
minister OF Wheeling. They invite
everybody TO come out and join them
In worship.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
A. o. U. ".

Welcome Lodge No. 6, A. o. o. W.,
held another interesting meeting on
Thursday last. There was quite num-
Der of very important subjects came up
before the lodge for discussion. and
they were INDUCED in TO quite lively
rate by the brothers present Only q
few more days yet until the 9th, on
which occurs tho 25th anniversary oil
the order All arrangements have been
made for the coming event. We fully
expect l 200 men in liue in the parade.
Excursions will be run from all points
into the city and there will no doubt be
many strangers ia the city. The
pavilion at Mozart Park has been en-
closed and will be comfortable and
roomy. Fully 5000 people will be pres
ent at the Park.
The Mayor has been requested and
has promised 10 issue proclamation
for all citizens to decorate on this day,
and IL is hoped that It will be fully com
piled with.
A. o. U. w. buttons for sale by w.
F. Weir; soc. each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
EASTERN STAR.

A good attendance Of members Of
Miriam Chapter, No. l, were present on
last Tuesday evening to listen to broth
er Waterhouse in the glowing account
OF his late visit to the White City, but
more especially as to ais mingling with
the Starites there, as we'll as his at
tendance Of meeting In the Chapters
and their royal reception he received
while there. II more Of our MAsons
who are not members OF the organiza-
ton had attended the receptions Of tho
Stars while they were in Chicago. they
would have been charmed with the or
der, and soon thereafter become men,
bers also.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
1. o. o. f.

Excelsior Lodge No 40 on last Tues
day evening held splendid meeting
and conferred the initIatory degree on
Bro. Charles Marsh.
The Grand Lodge team was present,
and no candidate was ever put through
better. the team working almost TO per-
lection.
Bro. Bradshaw, Of Capital City Lodge,
Columbus, o., was present and officiated
10 the Past Grand chair. He had his
charge down fine"
On next Tuesday evening the Grand
Lodge team will confer the first de-
gree. Turn out, brothers, and see some
nice drilling and work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

At well attended and interesting
meeting OF Union Ruling 223 Tuesday
last, the entertainment committee re-
ported as agreeing on literary enter
talnment and social on Tuesday, Nov
ember IA, at their hall, 1914 Market
street. After a thorough discussion
the report was adopted. Regular order
OF business transacted in 4 ship shape
manner. Under good Of the order there
was lots Of good ideas suggested and
several good speeches. Union Ruling
has several candidates for initiation on
Tuesday next. Treasurer George w.
Connel is taking in the sights OF Mid
way Plaisance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

/ father. The cast Is as follows: Hide
brandt Morltz Zeisler; Wally, his sec
ond wife, Hermlne Strassman; Eva, his
daughter, Elvira Clemens; Katie Gross,
his niece. Anna Braga; Ernest Hi
precht, his partner, Julius Strooel;
Hans Meinhart, Hubert Reusch; DR..
LavOnius. josef Deutsch; Valentin, his
son, NJ. Eisield; Wenzel, Adolf Link;
Mrs SOemmerlein, housekeeper, Ma
thllde OTTO; Maus, servant, Julins
Ascher. The Grass Widow" will be
preceded BY an amusing curtain raiser,
Der Sechtse Slnn," in which Fri.
Kathi Trailer, formerly 3 leading men
Der OF the Munchener Ensemble, will
make her first temperance here.
Seldom has New York had so many
good plays and players atone time upon
the stage as at present, good wholesome
plays, too, and artists Of a high degree.
There IS sweet and wholesome atmos-
phere about such plays as Peaceful
Valley" Liberty Hall, ~ MiZzoura, y"
and The COrncrScker," and lots Of
jollIty In "Charley's Aunt" while wit
abounds In sheridan" Then, too, we
have grand opera. which is very neatly
presented Its singularly unfortunate
that so vicious a play IS "The Second
Mrs. TanQueray" should be thrust for
ward 70 dim the brightness Of the stu
alton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
A. o. X. OF d. Q.

The memb ers OF Silver Wave Castle
No. II, A. o. X. OF the NJ. c., will at
tend divine service this morn
ing, at Wesley NJ. +. church,
where its pastor, the Rev. L. w. Rob-
erts, will preach a sermon to the mem
bers OF the order. Sheridan Company
No. 40 will attend in full uniform. The
Ladies' Assembly, the Degree OF Naomi
or the Daughters of Ruth, are expected
TO attend With the Sir Knights.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
LADIES or THE c. A. r.

James A. Garfield Circle will hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday evening,
October cath, Several application have
been presented for membership and
candidates are to be Initiated. The
Ladies Of the Grand Army, Of Pitts
burg, have already begun TO make pre-
parations TO entertain the National Con-
yeutisn next year. 1t has become
known that great honor will be be
conferred on the Ladies Of the G.. A. K.
next year by the National Encampment
that would make the crowned heads OF
Europe grow envious. We az an organ
Ization are proud that we ase the kim
bred blood Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, defenders OF one glorious
country and one flag.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
LADIES OF aONoR.

The regular meeting Of the Ladies OF
Honor will be held next Thursday after
noon, October Goth. AZ No. 50 Twelfth
street. The ladies enjoyed . delight
fuI afternoon 81 their annual outing on
last Friday, and were royalty enter
taxed by Brother and Sister Nightln-
a. Of Park View.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

q. S. Army, writes: For the last two years
nv health has been excellent; this, think,
is due 20 my using Sulphur Bitters. as
formerly my health was miserable. owing
to the frequent changes Of climate, ETC., so
incident to soldiers life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22

"The Second Mrs. TanquerSy'' is the
fiual-let US hOpe-drama OF kind that
has no business on the stage, least Of
al on the American stage. Last sea-
son ushered in this perniclous style Of
play, which Is not calculated 10 ennoble
or raise the drama, nor does 1t teach 3
useful lesson. We all know that THE
Old Homestead, and plays Of that ilk,
count for nothing in a literary sense,
but one can witness the performance
with considerable pleasure and can find
q useful lesson 10 the theme. But, al
though THE Second Mrs. TanQueray"
has rank as q literary effort, 1t has no
valid reason for being thrust upon the
public. II may be set down as a good
rule that play we cannot take our
wives and daughters to see is not fit to
be offered. Certainly no one will assert
that this vile story is fit one for an
Innocent girl 20 hear. Nothing but a
thirst for the almighty dollar would in
duce manager 10 offer it in a moral
community, and the sooner it is with
drawn from the New York public the
better e will be for the moral OF the
community. The attempt TO make
people believe that II teaches q useful
lesson ls all bosh, its teaching is TO the
contrary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
Nav YoRK, October 20.

NEW YORK, October 20.
Luckily this style Of drama has never
had success on this stage. "The Crust
OF Society" and its various mOdifca-
tians. together with "Threrese Ras-
Quin, made q bold splurge last season,
but the public showed its idea Of the
new departure by remaining away from
the theatres which presented these
plays. and they are missing now. The
man who attempts to fly 10 the face Of
public decency always come out az the
smaller end Of the horn.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1893-06-22
Obituary..

Elizabeth @. Clasberry Duvall was
born September 18th, 1919, near Elem.
ingsberg, Mason county, KY. She was
married to Charles H. Jones in Septem.
Der, lS4S. In less than year she was
lett widow by his death in July, 1S49.
In December, 1851, she was married to
John Fisher and by his death, which
occurred July, 1926, she was again left
widow. In October, 1860, she was
united in marriage to John Duvall, who
died at Buford, Highland county, c.,
April 50th, 1872. At her home in the
same place the earthly life our sister
came to an end May 10th, 1898. From
the changes, vicissitudes, sorrows and
trials OF the earthly, she entered into
the abiding JOY and bliss of the heavenly.
Kind and gentle in the home, sympa-
thetic and charitable in her dealings
with others, devout in spirit and child
like in faith and trust she proved her
religion by her daily walk. She has
fought good fight, fnisued her course,
kept the faith and has gone home to
wear the the crown.