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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
W Niemczech.

susza umnielszyia wszelkie
zasoby paszy, CO wplynelo
bardzo niekorzystnie ma stan
zywego inwentarza. Spodzie-
wall sic rolnicy, re odbija sic
ma roku biezacym - tymcza'
sem susza sic powtorzyla i
osiagnela wielkie rozmiary.-
Dotkniete mia Niemcy polud'
Move i zachodnie. Z Hesyi,
z mad Renu, z Badenil z
Frankonii, Wyrtembergii, Al
zacyi i Lotaryngii najsmut-
niejsze dochodza wiesci. w
wielu okolicach spotrzebowa-
no teraz juz wszelka mozliwa
pasze zielona. We wielu
miejscach spasiono zlelone
zyto, DO 2iarna sic z nlego
ME spodziewano. w obwo-
die kr6l. rejencyi koblenckiej
pasa rolnicy iwentarze llscmi
drew lesnych. Cena slana
doszla do S-o-1o mix. "a
centnar. w okregach kasel-
skim i akwizgranskim wielki
brak woody, l w}asciciele
studzien wode sprzedaja. ko-
niczyny wszedzie chybi}y,
tylko lucerny laki TAXI sprzet
wydaja. ola tego re zapusz-
C zaja korzenie bardzo giebo-
k W ziemie. Ze zboz najwie.
cej ucierpia} OWES; ziarna
owsa teraz sic prawie dokupic
ME MONA, DO zapasy zesz}c-
roczne, zreszta dose liche,
zupelnie sic wyczerpa}y, Il ma
przysz}e zniwo W Niemczech
liczyc ME MONA, DO i Rosya
i Polska, gl6wne dostawczy-
ME owsa do Niemiec, ME
mia}y W roku zeszlym obfte,
go zniwa w owsie. Wynspel
owsa ma gie}dzie berlihskiej
obecnie 26 mix. drozszy niz
zyta, a nawet IS mix. drozszy
niz wynspel pszenicy. Rolnicy
zwlaszcza pomniejsi, niemiec-
cy sprzedaja ma gwalt inwen-
tarze. Ola przyk}adu podaie
iedno z pism wiadomoSc, re
krowe z cieleciem nabyc
mona w Crailsheim "a 80
40 NIX. dawniej warta by}a
800 NIX. Rzeznicy PREY tel
sposobnoscl talk ogolnie
wyzyskuja gospodarzy, re CT
bija teraz bydlo w}asne SAM
i przywoza mieso ma targi
miejskie, a chociaz sprzedaja
t%aniej, zawsze7 leszcze maja
wiecei niz Cd rzeznikow. We
Wyrtemberskiem funt wolo-
why kupic MONA obecnie "a
IS fen. III mas w Poznaniu
1910 fen.) funt cieleclny "a
s fen. We wielkich miastach
"a to, gdzie panuje tax zwany
Ring" rzeznik6w, ceny
ma}oco, DO tylko Q kilka
fenygow spad}y. Rad 5aczne
oko zwraca ma te niedostatk1
i gdzie moze dopomaga. W
Alzacyi-L otaryngii pozwolonc
rolnikom zabieraG liscie
drew lesnych i pas6 byd}e
pc lasach rzado wych. Spro.
wadzone bye maja koszten
rzadu wszelkie surogaty
paszy ryczaitem co tanie
wypada a potem be;
zarobku sprzedawane, a Pc
mnielszym i ubozszym udzie
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
60 t}aS ! {A&a !.

HSNA4S q tEAnA0
Czasopismo ilustrowane.
Wychodzi ne La1owie cd ID,
szesnastu. ~ Posiada niezmiernle
obfta, ciekawa, POLYTECHNIC patryo.
tyczna tresG, wsrod kt6reJ zawsze
drukuje zajmujace p%owiescl:
Mkt sic Eie znudzi,
kazdy sic p~okrzepl,
Bedzie mu W duszy
ma sercu leplej..,
Zimno mic wieje
cd Iskry Gohca =
Do piersi ludzklej
Sic promlenie s%fonea,
Co dobre, piekne,
ma szpaltach ME zgasnle
Dobrs pog}aszcze,
z}e IA odlew chlasnle.
Gonicc . Eskra zamieszcza
lllustracie portretowe l dowcipna
szk'ce hum orystyczne. W:az Z
Jsodnv,n dodatkiem ,llustrowanym,
w%ychodzi cztery razy ma mlesIac.
Ola prenumeratorow roc1nych
p%6srocznych osobme pren1je 6czp1at-
ae. Nadseia]acY prenumerate
roc=nq n dolary), opr6cz caforocz-
nej przese}ki ,,Gonca i Iskry,r
otrzy maj? natycEmlast:: try zeszyty
illustrowanych Hlejnotdw humoru,
satyry do,>cipu polshiego, oraz
powic$G 70 traech c@e$cidch. M. D
ch~amsk;ego p. t. NasSe Zycie;
nades1alacy p6}roczna premunerate
y dolary) o:rzymaja natychmlast
t".ko trey zeszyty lllustrowanych
A1eiaotoao h%ennoru, satyrv d6u.
cap" polshisgo. Prenumerate
przese5ac MONA W Ea5dej chuli:
numera z poezatklem drukulacych
SIG powlesci przesetaja sic b ezp1at-
me. Prenumerate 2 Amerykl MAJ.
dogodnlej przese}at dolaranai pa
pserooy"a 10 liStach rekoueudo,,o-
"ych, lub wreszcle p~r=eka=eu,
pocztowym pod adresem:
Aamsmastracya Gonca Zskry
L'oow (Lem6erg).
aIsca Hrasze~sAiego. /. %.
EUROPA, Austrya. Gallcya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
!!!BEZPkATNIE
~ iedMaI1 wieleM

Wszyscy po}roczni prenumera-
torowie Goaca 4 Iskay otrzymuja
zupe}nle bezp}atnie drugie pismo'
hume rystyczne p. t.
Weso}y Kurierek.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

Sold by Druggists. or sent postpaid on receipt
Of price. DR.. HUMPHREYS MANUAL. ga pages)
richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20


HAS 1t not occurred to you'll
that you've been wearing lhatI
pld hat long enough In thcscI
progressive times It you intend
10 be- in IT, you've got to kccpI
pace with fashion No matter
how otherwise we'll dressed |
ne correct 'hIog you Dear q
'hApoy appearances
We have already laid in Al
stock OF the Latest Hats OF the
coming Spring and summer
styles, IN hard leIIs, soft Ielts
ana sIrlws, ana including a line
ct the celebrated tt FEDORA
Hats, at present at the rage IN
the United States There is
therefore 40 necessity for you
to hang ON any longer to that
old Tile that bears such al
strong resemblance to the hat
believing mat business VIII
b' better ~ the near luIorc' we
nave not hesIlalrd to Keep our
STOCK IuII ~ oII llIos, axe
coIIarH Tor instance : we nave
"''' 'oI y yo" wear u '''''o,
,oE 'o'''' Jo'' conc II oo" y
lilh' ~ l''I ~ WV FhI'Illh
.Or "ArdOnia " or II you prefer
/, ,,rn In,vp rnll,r ,ry inc
" W." ''"'' 'o,,''' - wv
"'',''P'B o' ,o,"''' VIZ
.t ~. I,c. T..
WV ,'''' ~ ,''' WV" WIZ )"
abundance lllll'' Or olOorWI5o'
NoChW'aril prolll5lOll scars
windsorg 4 In hlndg. and Il
eispppdog IN Great variety,
Il,,,Lrp ,.rd ,,,,,o, ,,ds ,,,nJ
w.. "
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20


tore yapgl,gNvd togy,hyr and emeOsa.
Natcd vanyvOlvntNNkc this. Won ave
No Oougv h,WOd,,,d and d,suay,,d.
ltNou want to study the transportation
at the world you can go In lNv, and
huN NoUw,Di with steamboats, and
Nv,m vNglOv, and railway vpu,asps
Rud hiNvOos all day llyoo love OeNrp
Nou can shut Nou,,lt In and mh,le Nm,
py,Wmv ul nulro and uwr,l Inc s,rnis
ut the lOst and thr Wr,l Inc nam, ol
the NnpDsh pa,d,n and t,e,,. Inc
pOyeles, ouMds MI India and lan,n
II uu o,v attached in ants Nou can sny
wood 1--we tu Vh,rs and m,,h,n,sm
and vnio, a d,y up,,w vlh snme ,l
the upalpu wo,rm n,nt,,s N,my n.
dead II you lo,o Noorn and VIII,
doyg oul il wan admire lhe,t talent,
thpu mduslw them prolus In Those
doNa MI Urplom and ew,p,,pnIion. Nou
can dy,lle ynusvIl wholly In vomrng
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20
Ihs Nneen Carried Ihe nApnla

The Queen N accustomed IN ride
ont frequently IN the country about the
capital which Va bleak and do4ollcd to
lho laH degree Madrid WAS built III.
deed Ia lhe midst NJ 4 desert
On such expeditions the Queen N
generally accompanied by the lUlaOla
Isabella, lho young Kings aunt ono
day the driver VI The royal carriage be
came lusl IA the mUnDIonouH plain and
spent two hours Wnly IN trying 10 Ond
the way The Queen and lho lnlAnla
were somewhat alarmed
All Al once lhcy came upon an old
WuodpullcI who wllhh bunch NJ lagulB
upon hlB back gathered hboripusy
from The HluUrd bushes ~ bo found
here and there. bad sunk down 10 lhc
ground, evidently lOrA moment loN
"lIu, my good man " he driver NJ
the royal carriage called Oul "WllI you
Tell ua lho lOud ~ Madrid"
"NO' SAID lbe wDOdrUlIoL ~ viii
nul rsrrpl Ou one condition.
oWhal'a llnlP
'lml you take me N and cauy me
back ~ lho ny"
The councilman declined ~ dD dis
"Npry we'll then, 0nd lbo road yOUl
SELF said lho wUOdruIIor
The Queen here interviewed She
ordered lho rUnDhman ~ lol lhc man
Me- blH mRyls N he back NJ lhe cOach
and ~ take him upon lbo dryof5 seat
and dive BIN home
The man ned bis rough pgyls n lbC
back N lhr royal rvl0h mounted lhc
boz, and lbo road NJ NidlId wa sOOr
found
When lho royal nlDlnpa entered lhC
Dlly w lhla queer state there was Il Rlra
sensation aB lhr people recognized lhr
c1Up1pr The WUOd"UIInr 5al proudly
00 he box When bio quarter WA
reached be- pOl down and uHlaslo6eC
hl mHols The Queen pot hcI hcoD
0Ul NJ lho door
nG0 ~ lbo WUI palace morrow,
aha said "uHd your service VIII be ~
wuldod
Ihe Old m00, suddenly puriy0l
whose passenger he bad booDl wns owen
come Win humiliation lIo stood boz
i0H rubbing bic cap between bio hand
and ullrilHp ordinations " l5lGnI7h
meGl uDliI lhe carriage WIS on n
alphl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20
About lhe Complexion

II you want ~ improve q bad com
pIeU0H lol yGur lBre alone, keep OUi
NJ lho drug store and dyG'l dgol0t
Drink y glass N bot Walrf ~ hGUt be-
lyla dlHnrG n ygU aie not bunEly,
work W. aH appetite w vow 10
meant WOfk, not make believe, D0Dk
wins II yDu rBn afford n one glasslul
N dinner WIN lWire 40 much Walet -
medicine NJ NE beet KIND sweet mix
10 wrdIe0l liUo walet may Ne added
~ make II none digesiibla 5yGt milk
~ gogd lHeybydy ran drink lemon
ode, when lad n 10 Prime tal NON
1nrr pyny mral BlmHbudes bfc
erfIla6l IN NE rgWpIrIyBi cal Ibew
ny lhn quan, WlNb M without sugar
lll rraam IN lbrW NJ rikn oven them
and ygU rom everything fipr
beaches, gHpg end OuHges me worm
lbni Wrlabi w gold. jUlly apWos atc
rbmD IA aHy pOra hJyul gbre u
WeaF lho day lhll yDUf ,gWpIoslDD
ah0Wa bilious WgNB hDd yGlON leyof
IlNlN INf' ~ 'NI'v INI'H ~ lH''
bfflklas NJ lpH lgHErat consisting NJ
eigbt sweet GmUge5 and wa Hlre5 N
oisl Waler M meals " VeiU yeiy
bad ~ PadH Me Opdle N gCDd
llvi1g. Wllrf 10 never cent NJ lle lablc
fsrepl IN 66gofbGWa Cgld Walei
rbIlls Nha stomach Dige5lDG tegutes
heat n n - Gerow1y NJ d0gk n
meal times, md Me beI aulbJdly
questions u, haze Wriy On lbe inbet
WOHu aGd d0Gk UuW liG1id5 Heab
fad vine, mo-, rD0ep, elr GDDd 5ggp
10 one NJ ibp beH CDWplrlOb igOds,
bul u DgD vim GDCdlns dUWpIiggs
end dmIlaf pBIy lji6Rg ~ DGi FDDd
Oylg sum 10 ggod WoyIdnl NE
9glrW ae 8grd IN Me- 15b ron,
faGdy h bad lbiGa M fesl8l, bUl
bko spires. slHlfg aHd nee, n lsa ne
NJ beiUly a HUo,yIeGl mn VIII 'We
plmDIn lGd eGUiDD8 On lbH li5i
ate s5lad green's bens, 5n0gig, igWa
lGes, GGiGbs, aslaWAusD abd, ~ ne
diymlBg dG0DB aDR M nm
VIM WHadi ad ifat.
bly Gtfi M q Htstl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20

SPECIAL IMPORT ORDERS tur Books,
Music, Musical Instruments, Rubber
Stamps, Notaral and Corporation Seals,
or other requirements attended To- by
each outgoing steamer,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20
6cutrIl AObrrlistmtuls
TH0S. G. THRUM.
Stationery Book Store
and News Agency.
LOG FORT STREET.
Gcntral advertisements

CONSEQUENT upon the new inter
y est IN ant circles through IA, recent
formation ct classes in water colors.
the above establishment has procured
full supplies OF special required colors,
and brushes OF Ninsor a Newtou's re-
liable make and Whamaus rough
paper in sheets and blocks oil Culurs
also in full stock.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20

SUBSCRIPTIONS to local and foreign
periodicals promptly attended to and
special publications procured to order
Orders for reserves on receipt of mails
booked for attention as far as supplies
will allow
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20

A Full SroCE Of office, commercial
and society Stationery ON hand, with
new additions and novelties added by
every steamer Books ON these Islands
speciality with the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20

AMERICAN FLAGS (sewed bunting
no printed adahs), with "A stars, ct Q,
10, - ieeti also cotton flags mounted
on stlcks-yarious sizes, and dag.print-
ed piece goods ior decorations
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20
NrNrWl ANOrrliVCmCUOM
M. MCINERNY.

Are we to- hc or not to- hc,
a part or the Great Republic,
sooms to ho the burning Qucs.
tton ol the day. and one we
had rather leave to- wiser heads
than ours to solves md while
great statesmen are wrestling
with this momcOtous question,
we want to- have a little bojp.
Wojp' with YOU on some other
subjects that concern you as
we'll az ourselves,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-20
Hawaiian Annual

as the recognized
reliable reference book ON all matters
pertaining to Hawaii
pOOk-BlNplNG Orders Of all kinds exccuted
- with promptlude, aud Paper Ruled 10 any
desired pattgrn Map-mountug, Check .number-
ing, Perloratlng, Blocking Or other work attend
ed TO IN proper workmanke manner, without
any brag OF bmstor
THOS G, THRUM,
SrArloNER AND NEws DEALER.
100 Fort Street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
A. d. u. W..

A large delegation from this city is
expected to pay Moundsville lodge a
fraternal visit tomorrow evening. All
are invited to go who can. The party
will leave at 6:l0 p. m. OIL the b. IL o.
Reliance Lodge had a good meeting
on Tuesday evening. One application
for membership was received. A very
ENJOYABLE time was had under the head
Of good OF the order.
Brother K. V. Ankle entertained Wei
come Lodge with a couple OF songs on
Thursday night, In his usual. pleasing
manner Fred. Weisgerber recited THE
Face on the Floor" which was we'll re-
ceived. There was also quite a number
Of good speeches. both from our W
and Reliance Lodge members.
The North Wheeling Pottery Is get
ting out a fine souvenir PLAGUE which
will be presented to each lady who at
tends the anniversary entertainment at
the Opera House, May %.
Six more applications for member
ship were received by Welcome Lodge
at it's last meeting, making over twenty
so far this month.
The order at large made 8 net gain
in membership Of 80, 542 in the past
twelve months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
TIE II
She Leses Mans Admiration In His Good
Fellowship.


Mother was fearfully shocked; she's
such a dear, proper little thing" This
remark was overheard at tho Bellevue
the other evening, uttered by q very
Quiet-looking young girl. who did not
realize as did the nearer, how true q
criticism this was on this age OF femi-
nine freedom, aud one might almost
say license. Is it not true that
Young girls can hear without q blush
the remarks that horrify mamma,
and the older the mamma the more
easily shocked as she. They will go to
see a play, as they will candidly admit,
that would not be proper for mother
to see." How they will enter inter into
antics Of q very "promiscuous" kind en-
Joy them land the dear. proper little
lady" is ~fearfully shocked. Is IL be-
cause one grows more prudish as one
grows older? No. / EAR answer from
experience that they do not. The older
a woman becomes, the more charitable
she becomes and broader In every way.
1t is simply that the modern young
woman has lost the stiffness and strict
sense OF propriety that her mother had.
They have become good fellows with
the fellows, striving to initiate them in
everything, and in doing 70 have, 1
fear<cane down from that pedestal on
Fhich former men placed their women
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
SON

On last Monday evening, Wheeling
Commandery met In monthly %conclave
with a good turnout OF It's members, as
well as visiting Sir Knights, and the
orders of Red Cross. Knights Templar,
and Malta were conferred on two asplr-
ants in q very Impressive and solemn
form by Eminent Commander Hupp,
and his proficient corps of officers, and
assisted by Past Commander McCahon,
the work being performed with the new
paraphernalia recently procured by No.
/, and which added much TO 1t.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge No.
33 held regular communication, and In
the absence OF Worshipful Robert
Browne, who has not altogether recov-
ered from his late sickness, Bro. Conrad
Hirsch occupied the east and conferred
ON two candidates the E. A. degree,
and which he did splendidly, consider
Ing that ii was his first opportunity OF
doing that part OF the work.
On Wednesday evening the Blue
Lodge class for instruction met, but not
with the number Of brethren present
as was expected for the exempliflcation
OF the NJ. NJ. degree. and in consequence
the time was occupied by Instructions
In various parts Of the work of the Wor-
shipful Master, and from the interest
taken in it by those who were there,
much good will result from the instruc-
tions impaired by Grand Lecturer Nc
Cahon on that evening.
On Thursday evening occurred the
regular meeting of Nelson Lodge, No.
80, with Bro. VIM. r. Dudley, Worship
full Master. presiding. The Entered
Apprentice degree was conferred on one
candidate in correct form and In an i'm
pressive way, and was enjoyed by
the very large number Of brethren who
were there.
The bodies that will meet the coming
week are Ohio Lodge, Nc. l, on Monday
evening, and work Is looked for In the
+. c. and NJ. NJ. degrees.
On Wednesday evening the instruc-
tions to the Blue Lodge class will be
had, and IL a number OF brethren OF our
several lodges will apper at that time
the Masters degree will be exempli6ed
for their benefit, otherwise the instruc-
lions will be confined TO such as was had
al last meeting.
On Thursday evening will occur the
regular communication OF Wheeling
Lodge, and on Friday evening Cyrene
Commandery will hold It's monthly on
claye, when work will be had In the
orders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
Woman's Age.

"What Is the most interesting age In
woman?" was u question recently dis
cussed by an artist, an author and a wo-
mau Of society. The artist said that he
did not like to paint the portraits of those
between the ages Of 25 and 40. Before
95 the face has an expectancy which
charms. II is looking forward with joy
Gus freshness and hope and Is full of
pulling promises. At 40 years the char
acter Is formed, and the lines OF the
countenance are strong for the painters
study, but in intervening years the face
has lost its expectancy, is apt to be in
different and has no particular interest.
The author differed from the artist. He
liked TO study women between the ages
OF 30 and 40. They had then the expert
ence of the world and the jo~yousness OF
youth. In those years they were bright
est and most interesting. The society
woman thought that it was impossible
to make general answers TO the question,
as individual women differ in regard to
the most attractive age. Some are most
charming at 60 years, while others have
passed their prime 1t 20. The best an
swer would be that women are always
beautiful to the friends who love them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30

to be worshiped. We have come to
playing tennis like the men, which Is
the highest praise . woman seeks; we
play cricket. not like men. but as near
" as we can; we drive, we ride, and
hunt, even to holding the ribbons OF q
four-in-hand; we try to shoot like men
and. talk like men; we try to gamble
and play cards, and here again we die
for the praise OF "a mans game" we
drink mems drinks, even TO a cocktail
before meals With all this, how Is IL
possible for the girl Of to-day to have
that too strict notion OF right and
wrong or to be surrounded by that arc
ma OF dainty reserve that her mother
and aunts had about them, with their
learning poetry, their spinning ana
embroidery, their dainty care OF flowers,
and, for exciting game, the polite one OF
croouette, between the turns OF which
she could look pretty and fiirt In q most
gentle and refined manner.
No, the young woman has chosen
her lot and IL would appear that we are
driven by the same fatality to follow
ancient Rome In this. as we are In the
luxury of our mode OF life and dress
ing, even TO the Introduction OF the
dancing girl at our banquet.
Whether the fin de steele youth could
resist this tendency is o question. But
1t is TO be hoped that ''lovely woman"
will not live to regret the palmy days
when she was too dainty and too fragile
to know OF the evils, cares or hardship;
OF life and that fellowship Of the men
will repay her for the loss OF their wor'
ship. For when one knows that their
idol is clay like themselves, they can,
not give the tender care they would II
IL were porcelain or some "handle with
cara" vessel,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-30
MO%UNDsvILLK.

Mrs. Bruce McCusky and son Hoy, are
the guests Of Cameron friends for a few
days.
fillie Corbett and Mildred Zellers, OF
~Steubenville, are visiting Mrs. L.. L.. Stew.
art, on High street.
w. d. Cheadle has purchased from
Thomas Scott and Geo. w. Grimes, Q lot
of round on Jefferson avenue, north OF
Fifth, and will erect a tailoring establish
ment on it in the near future.
C. A. Howe, who lately removed TO Ell.
wood, Pa, to take charge OF a large hotel.
was back in the city yesterday looking
after his interests here.
j. G. Walton has opened his bakery In
his new building at 707 Lafayette avenue.
Jos. Burley hos now charge Of the old
place.
Some sneak thief entered Alfred Tom
linson's smoke house on Western avenue,
Friday night, and stole five hams OF meat
besides a quantity of other eatables. Mr..
Tomlinson has his eye on certain parties
who he thinks is guilty OF the theft.
DR.. d. j. States is building the founda-
ton for his elegant new residence on Fifth
street. When completed, he will have one
of the modern structures IN the city.
The plans were gotten up by j. T. Burley
s. Bro.
r. P. King has purchased the lot OF
ground adjoining his shoe store on Jef1er-
| son avenue, and will build a new business
house on 1t during the coming summer.
The Only Six gave another Of their balls
at the Masonic Hall Friday night which
was largely attended.
The Grindstaff property on the east OF
town was sold at Commissioners sale
Tuesday, and was bid in by Mrs. Margaret
Grindstaff at the price Of twenty-five hun
dred dollars.
At o meeting Of the vestry Of Trinity
p. f. Church Friday, S. w. Mathews,
John T. Gallaher and Friend Cox were ap.
pointed to attend the general conference,
which meets at Clarksburg on the 9TH OF
June.
The Globe Mineral Wood Plant started
up Tuesday and are now running in full
blast, making The very finest products In
| their line that can be found in the country.
S. w. Mathews will attend the Republi-
can Club League meeting, at Pittsburg,
next week.
The glass factory was closed down Fri
day afternoon. owing to q leakage In one OF
the boilers. The break was properly a.
tended TO during the day.
Miss Clara Baker left for Cincinniti the
fore part of the week, where she will be
guest of friends for some time.
The Assessor Of the First district, In his
rounds thus far, has reported la new
houses constructed during the past year.
This, considering he is not nearly through
with his work, is a very good showing for
the upper end of Marshall county.
Six marriage licenses were issued BY
Clerk Lewis this week. Mr.. Lewis says
the matrimonial market Is receiving quite
q boom as the month Of roses approaches.
Miss Mollie Gamble, the efficient oper.
ator in the telephone Office, is slightly in
disposed.
A power Of attorney from the Globe
Mineral Wool Company 70 Sidney L.
Clerks office yesterday.
Mrs. Orlando Stevenson and daughter,
of Psrkersburg, are visiting Capt and
Mrs. A. o. Baker, on Jefferson avenue.