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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Higsbagen. Sri. @liiabetb @runot'
pig, Der t~iolisere bar pGret RebattGr al
"&uinoen Os Sumiumoen", er bGeueu
ubu9put til &OrrettGr Ueo @igsbageu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

0jcrpenS SfoleifDre bar aniat Sr.
). Suiebp Tom Carer / @ulietbs &rsbs
% or. 3. Sannas iom ,9irieiaussr ps
99rer / 2utseiielo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Set pafreite 9pltueir bar bet iSns
~oenijelOs paret i belle iOrrise use fri
pes ira SrOnbbjem ben 17oe Sept. Oct
meite al &urnet er oerfor %uiitnpt ions
met 9oot ino. Yiitnof itaar osiaa enos
MI enbel ube. Men 5Doeiret fer frems
oeles uo til at bOlbe fig. s Ssnore
Grpnbbiems Imt bar Yeiret M p9ret
folot us raat. Nen bet meite al aors
net bar fommet iro Der / fOrrise use.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

geififfelie. &ultusminiIteriet bar
beififtet @ebeimeetntsraab, DR.. juris
Coos til Weblem Of 9eitprelien for bet
t9l. 8%linbeiuItitut for ct 9io8rum Of 5
Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Yrpiesior Sopbus Su8se bar trpt

iaroia en- Bog. Der | ellsers &reoie
lenae bar paret imsbeieet Hee flor
SnteresIe, og Tom bis ielis oil pGtts
betpbelis Opmarfiombeo, i~aalanBt ben
laroe o. bersmte 5orifer er ticHot.
2ens 2itel bliper "Sioras til ben alos
ite Stalbeoistninss SiIturie", ct Seite
paa ct Bar bunoreoe Sioer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

YrOiesior 8. 6uoc. bar iiommer
opbolOt Zig / Omesnen al Wtois os uo,
isrt en- 8atte al atuareae. os Stuoier
i Die, ale meo Wtotluer fra CRATER
bernebe. Siaeoerne ital bore iieloen
pafre % itemninsSiuloe % Meiteren
iulbt pRroise.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
n0nnpntlif. lime

uonapntlie. uuoer 25oe Septem'
Der er IOIitinsfiteut | aigbenbaOn Z.
emit beitittet til 8pfoesb os gpItriusr
/ @ers % Gotiriebp FAINT Serreosipses
% Sfriper | gornbclms 5suoer Ger
reo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

rlIpffestilfelbe. @narbeier Sens
gticlien Seoemunn fra SGrup bleo III.
"SobrU glo." forleoen peb at fisre lgbIt
iua ilemt tilrebt, at ban 8agen eiter
ogoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Sen tnIfe Hrnbfer.

Sen iDife arpofsr. Zen uSeniOr
Rsnne itranbebe tpIte &rpOier "9rin.
Seis @iIbeIm" tom flOt ben 20oe Seps
TENDER ON Nitenen. GOrinosn bauoe
8eiieren pGret omboro i bet f~tranoeoe
Glib.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

granb Changer. s bet 9Gmnsr
Teoerien tIlbprenoe, ttoIisere iOm SOs
tel benptteoe gus, bpor Der MI brioes
aanobanoleri, opitoo forleoeu Sloes
broub, Der / 2pbet al ct 9ar Elmer
lngoe bette os ct / GGrbeOen l%igeenbe
GUS tilbgrenoe Suttemaeer Nlmuif /
GIte.
@n n9rlie9eube Sfoo tilbsrenoe
9rosierer VI. Sobnien par ant9not,
men Sloen III Der beloigpis life glnleb.
ming til at breoe fig piOere, liseipm u.
SobnIens Suie psIaa bar lt9rtt truet.
Slben ereb unoer ben iterte Sinb
laa burti8t ON fig, at ct Barn i bet
pus, bpor Sloen ppItoo, uGr bapbe
br9not inoe, ON life Ell 9otter al u.
Sobnieu i iibits gieblif bapoe fact
reooet benbe.
Otter 6~orlpoenbe blep Tibet reoost,
men beloi9pis bar omtreut aft asiurez
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
SiamantbrDanp.

3iamantbrDllnp. Iitasismunb
@eOrs Split os 6uitru i Soliteb funbe
9orsbas ben lite Sftober feire beres
9iamantbrpaup. De samle. ierbeles
baoerlise og a9toaroise sg9tefolt bar
iteoie funnel 9labe fig peo ct itartt Us
sobt Selbreb; / ben ienere 3ib bar bog
Manoen l%trantet en- Def, men sr MI no..
act bebre.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

gereraniGttelie. &irieoepurtemeus
tet bar antaget 8aptein s. q. 9unbe
ipm @pmnaitifs ps 5esnelerer peo 9ils
lebammer Ofentlise bsiere NlmenitOle
meb Ell iaullet 2pn af ar. 1000. 5 An.
igsere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Gn gammel Some. @amle Rabam
@ibors i sgrgesfisbins iplbte ben 21be
Septbr. SO Gar. Den samle Some, Der
bar beparet en- for i'm slloer uiabpan-
fig aanOs. Os 2esemsiriifbeo, ices
enbnu baslis meo lette 6ieo os ruui
SOlonins bepase iis Omtrins i @noerne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Golfetbinasmanb gpiien / Ste.

5olfetbingsmanb gpiien / Stese
mubtog ben 22oe September / Quleb'
ming af fit % aars Subilaum Tom
5Oltetbin9smano en- 9eputation, Der
ouerbraste iom @aue en- 1esuebos meb
400 Ser, inoiamlebe / 8ulstrepien, ps
Ell Goresie meo 9iuernes Nupne, oms
trent 1000. Tiui9e mobtos Subilaren
@nper bl. u. ira 8enner / Spbfpu,
IalbOrs os &%iGbeubaun.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
lite 8eneralfommanbo. @ent

Ile V'H'iu'
8permoes, Der i nosen lib bar p9ret
os fremoeles er ips. oil efter Sprlp'
beuoe az ben 8runb / ben nprmeIte lib
ta9e fin NfIfeb. Com bans Gitermauo
nauner &pstst @enernlmajOr Bnbniou.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Gipbfontrol. 8pranoet / Npfis.
bins y. s. bar ueotaset at inofsre &iso'
tontrol.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
sanpstbinaspalaet / Ste arees.

Gn alase. iOm Srep RepsntlOtps Bel.
sere bar inosipet oper 2anOstbinssual.
get / ste areos, ital III. "0flpa. ap."
p9re motlueret peo. at to al be umiooels
bare 8alsere life bar itemmsberettisebe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

SlDebrano. 5orleben Iiten neb,
breubte ben 8roprietar S6snborf tils
bsrenoe "SOrs file %9abesaarb", iom
lisser tet peo Sors Sp. Gn ltoen 70.
penbe Sreug inoebranbte.
- 5orleben er 8oelsmano 3bomas
8~ierresaaros Steb paa 9ibe Wari
nebbr9nbt til 8runben. 1 Seit, 5
3ger, 2 &alpe Og 5 Spin inbebrenbte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Sloebrano | WianDaI.

! U'uhuhl. Seo ~o''
tioeu Scat iii 16oe Sept. ubbrsb Stoe'
brand i Safub 9ebetnms StaobOo, 9ul
os 3Gnoela9er FAINT galaitbrps9en;
bet melte neobr9uote. Saapel Suie
lom 2ager ar usiurebe, bet iibite
"Iurben" % "Staane" for pmtrin9
10000 SrOner. 9iseleoes br9nbte
Spsmeiter @epersanss Matrialbob peo
Sioen al men Der blep 2aSeret reboet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Ten eler be. Der Ton isude MA WArssisz
I'll Euuuu0 garisu, iOuj ioy.o0 IuIaa6,
t.clie'loro, for nance Ear ii0su dIsr mia
en- tor 8%l'ncitr. GdHS Ssjisr, YIN, Berlttts
Suuoe. &OuEu GltU, Y. Iat. 62i2
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

st 6iteripil. 2eusmano 2obes
bleo / 1889 iogmt Straiarbeioe for at
babe fo~rbrust bl. q. Mioler, Der a i
bans SaretG9t iOm Speriprmpuoer for
0leltao % Slsg. Slauot oisie Wlos
fer par o8iaa ca. Str. 5000, tilberenoe
5albs 9esat. 9ette Cab ~iorlanste
TeotOmmenoe erltattet hos @roSierer
y. Saaepts, Der i 1886 % So bappe
oGret Sperformpnoer paa u9unte Steo
iammen meo 2obes. Deb llnoerretss
bonn blep @rosierer 8aaepis tilpli9tet
at betale gelsbet, men ~iriiuuoen peo
Sersens StIitsOperret. Ssieiteret bar
M sipet unberretten WeoGolo os tils
plistet GrUsierer aaaeuis at betale
Selsbet meo &enter iamt 1000 Ser. i
YrocesOmtoitninser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Spo5faIo.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I abonnsntsrs Samt'
Tier optnoss gratis, boz tan pt lite affi
SLABS for % aIninosIiat LANCE ~tafHssIier.
Der iaa eoot fan fremisres pripat babe tit
praasr, 0aboer os 1Iaatninstr. Nor Sers,
oa AameIoeIisr al mere emo aiminoeIte
eenese, maa betaIes s 6euts pr. Sinis. ri
'oruoiatter. at Guhptr. tom inoisnosS I sDS'
iaIpSaamslosIisr. IaTsr oisis einisr % rsttss
fs oerstter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Sol8t Sotel. 5bp. Soteleier 5.
2bomien i galbOrs bar for $1,000 ar.
tipbt Slippers SoteI | Sigrrins.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Changer - Sreuifbanen. Otter
5Orlpoenbe uil Resjerinsen for fonts
menoe StOrtbins iremi9tte 5orIas ON
Station oeo Seieliao.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Ut suffer VI

til at iRi1e Glrmiduo. 9u uomFrtet GlHbf rr'uiHl
mlotre &i couitH, uract btGti sun 81 Or Acre
~tontunt; R'iiru DII lana SeIitIUo. 600 Pctaitua
Mi re NOloui'r. strip tt The G s. GRAVES
LAND COMPANY. 8GHs5UGt. IBIS, Ga Gr' r..
ISIS, ener Columbia, Wts. G.21 u.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Bortaus. 6erO,o be,.eHstsiSss ior irl0zs,Hs,
Slzsi % g,uHer. at mtH ,ars 6atra JnssbsS o. Dor.
laus aisi. p.o en- niue % roIis Dss ben St, StpssmSer
1894 ,fisr taus,r, S~ps,tisbes al Larius. GUN par at
ben aDs aasnit 1872 aarosls 9raasstls. SosR. Sgo
ssrH mts ris bssgzou Lassi al en- .irrlis Noau %
trOilft 9uitru.
6rss mso ssnsss z,s0. Odi5a,t pzrs S,asss Daiussl
Ole eoglaHs % estE.
1asIab. 5stpa-
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
GfteriporBitt.

eiiTio'r7'r ~tr'i13'i 5'fatr .lr - h5', s,rt p
srS. sH cogaao. ~. So,ssIalo &C. R1,-. ri.
r's Tor IT DO o. doUt,l-tagr, -I.srls,a,a,u.
Iri's ~aHtas'iil Of 5000 lH Io.Jn Aou az ao,s.
%ust'm'utr. os 10; s'ias,' 4 e0a,at aga
tEi grttL
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

a~arTsH. 6rUsO b,,lsuotsisrts for fraUGrsuS,
Slast o. 8tnuer, at bet ~b,bas,os DUB at b~Outsalo, ira
bette 2ip til ct bsors Dor bait elFsos Batter Tina sss
rtHa ben 3oit Or 1894. pun par iSot Den ABE Rat
1887. % bItp ~iGaItoes Z 4ar, 4 1aaaueOsr % Q Dast AZ.
lrso mss bit Stsu. utIfsn,t u1re bit RiHbsi
bsu,u gao. bsrr,n iOa. psrr,us RaOn pare IOpeti
Csmuns u. sari,u. 2 riue SaTtn.
@euod, Rance Co., Reb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Buffet. Oct 81 bIsoeu DOr tunss Rob at BET .ast
eisr, for IraDsrsnos Stast "a 9sunsr, at bet bebdasss
Sub I in 8isoom At 5~orisaIs. ote en- itias o. rsIis Dso
al RsrDesbsr min Far, Dattsr RaTit J. RuIItt etH
lite Juti 1894 ! en- alSsr AT 10 aar % 4 geaanss,r.
pun UaT mss,t sIaO / at ida % o oauers btm til
S,ius i'm 5Tslisr.
glrs. 8Hus D. suIist. Jsuas 5arhab.
8iesioTb. U4iHn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Hi9soagens 4abning. 8eb f9l.
aabent Srep al 21oe {. Wf. iammentnls
oes &i9soa9en til en- orbentIis Sams
ling Wanoag ben lite Sttober.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Stsa. Ssruso 6stisuDtaisrss for iraOar,H0, SI1st
os Btuu,r. at BET besast6s Dub at portable ira osti,
siU I'll ct 5.srs Dol tlRrs Taoer 5obH L Stsa osu 2ss,
September 1894 pan par isot I &aoaltu. R0rs., BEN
l4o. gai 1916. o. blsp al,iaa 70 aar, 4 RaaHsssr "a Is
Dag: sammtL
5r,s mso bit Stso. UtIRss ct oar, bit gaiHSsl
gla san, o. Ssfsubss 9ssu.
esrtboI ]. Stsd.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Halt Selutning. @n StIbsreoer /
5anoeijoro Tube for ct Bar Tiger iioen
IeHoe en- stuoe til Gorsgruuo for Der
at InOtn9c 2ait. s iiolte 9ieblif font
arer Der imiolertio Suo fra &apteinen,
OF ban netop bar fisbt lis Ell ltsrre
Naroelenoom paa SrunlaurS, o. ban
oer'Or bar op9iuet Sipen. Maa - Oct
9alteoe imiolertib meo Sfuoen, %
StIbsreoeren Der er snmmel Sfibsiprer,
n1aatte Ielp ooerta 8pmmanbpen til
Eors9runo, inbtil ban funoe iaa fla en-
ny Soptein. Wteo 8ampIfib for 8au.
gen Itoo iaa Sfibsreoeren no fra Gan,
oe'jOro. Gn Sitter, ium iamtibi9t ltuloe
70 no Ooer Sjorben, fit 9ou til at benz
&c i'm Saab paa Slab % tom Ielu ON,
bOro.
"Wen tiare, er bet life big Cans
emp"
so laam9no, Geberien."
9anlen oar sammel Naoigatsr %
Stlosisrer, os fprenb be brsieo ON
%9nten o%eltpper til Yurssruuo. oar bet
a'8Iort, at Gilferen Itulbe pperta &pmls
@0l'ooen paa Sfibet. % at &eosren
''aIOe ltltfe biem isjen til Saubeijpro
aleo Siasten.
Saaleoes fan bet saa til, at en-
|tnno, Iom ON Worsenen saaro II for
al ME Smaamafrel. lanse fur Miobas
Eor bsltemt iis til at saa til 8uenos
4gres mco bsplet 9aIt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Ser TluDe5 life WiDrte uoen lpioeHs
5eo. Sbateipeare.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

aliteo. Spsnepreit til 0asiets
Srelte9lelo , &umsbalen VI. 8. u. Steen
9nr eIter 6OrlpoenOe inbsiuet 9luiSs.
'''9 ON aiifeo. pan er ~ lar gam.
q'sI' tbeolOsif aanbibat fra 1874 os
par o9ret Sret / Al gar. buorai IL
gar ! garbalen lsrit iOm YsriOnel.
'aptdan % iensre iom reiiosreube So
Veuan % 80 Gar / lit n~ubapenbe Gm.
b;be.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

~ Il 'Hhrs6fa Gttumf Varis4f,G R6I mt.
L Hh.ess 1r. ~. &. Htcs, Tor
W s5 eW Err. 0s. r # r-1r 81. d
TEIEg
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Blossom, Rinn. -efanSiuaoeu- sch
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
AIRMONT Z.

FAWMoNT, January l3.-Dr l.. l.. Carr,
OF New YORK, was the guest OF his brother
here this week
Mrs Dave Kunst, OF Grafton, is the
guest Of her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. w. Shurtlef
Miss sue Hail is the guest OF Newark,
o., friends
Fred Faris, the Wheeling architect, vas
here on business this week.
Miss Minnie Devault, OF Smithtown. was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Z. w. Swish
er, this week.
The business mans prayer meeting at
the y. NJ. l.. A. rooms this week, from II TO
each day, was very well attended.
Tie wedding OF Miss Gypsy, the charm
ing daughter OF Gov. A Is. Fleming, TO G..
T.. Ward, IL prominent young business man
OF Charleston, Will take place next Thurs
day evening at Christ church, at p. IN. A
large numbe OF visitors are already here
and a number will arrive this week. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev. MIR
Foster.
John r. Reed. OF Wheeling, left for
home Wednesday, after spending the holi-
days with his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. BillingsleA pleasantly
entertained "a number OF friends at dinner
Wednesday at their home IN West Fair
mont.
DR. Will Kunst and wife are home from
a short visit 10 Grafton friends.
Mrs. John Clark and son Junior left to
Gay on visit to relatives at Landerning,
Md.
=. T.. McDOnough is able 20 be out, after
a tedious illness OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. =. H. Watson and Misses Ida and
Lucy WATSON were in Wheeling this week
shopping.
Misses Ethel Knight, Mary Long and
Nellie Ward, Of Charleston; Miss Louise
Moderwell, Of Chicago; Miss Virginia
HOge, OF Wheeling; Miss Minnie Lee
OWings, Of Euicott city, Md. Messrs. &.
+. Ward, II. Is. Clarkson, Walton Miller
and A VI. Campbell. Of Charleston, aud
+ rank Is auimau. OF Des Moines, Iowa, are
here 10 attend the marriage Of Miss Gypsy
Fleming next Thursday, and are guests Of
Ex-Governor Fleming and family.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14

gloomy view OF the iron and steel trade
and It's future. In the Pittsburg dis
triet the outlook is certainly not en-
eouraging and prices are still falling
The eastern market shows no signs OF
general Improvement Chicago reports
the year as opening fairly well, and at
Cincinnati shipments OF iron on old or
ders are liberal. and settlements are
exceptionally good. Nowhere is there
any large amount OF new business In
sight What mos; concerns the iron aud
steel maker to-day Is the PROBABLE
course OF trade for 1894. No worse time
could be chosen for indulgiug In pre-
dieuonS or for professions 10 opinions
OF special vatue on this polnL-Ameri.
can Manufactures.
The managers OF the Glendale wv.
Va Coal Company expect to be able
10 convey coal TO the river by next
syrlng at the ratio OF q thousand bushels
In length Is 20 oe built.
Last Wednesday morning fully 1900
persons more were given work at the
big Riverside iron works. For some
time only the furnace had been on
Inc parts resuming were the plate mill
In all departments, A, Il, c aud ID, en-
ploying 200 persons; the steel works,
Iull turn, giving work to about 800
worknen, aud the tube works, In part,
starting fully zoo men TO work. To-
morrow 80 more persons will be given
employment in the tuts works, swell
ing tho mum Der at work 20 about /, 600
persons. In the tube works the butt
weld furnace has been on full turn since
Wednesday, and the lapp-weld and bell
weld furnace have been on single turn.
PANDANs lEsTERDAY.-M cMechen's
preserving works, La Belle mill, part OF
the Riverside employees. and Miller
Bros. Forty-sscond street tool works.
Prospects with Wood Bros. at their
| planning mill are brighter {. r. Harris
residence on Echo Point Is about com
| pleted. The bridgeport Opera House
! is rooted, and &. {. Smiths new frame
residence on the Island il rapidly being
! built.
A few Wheeling mill men left the
| city last week for PIttsburg, where
| they will work.
A REGISTER reporter called at the Of
! ice OF the .Etna-Standard to learn the
! outlook AT the big works. Ono in man.
agement said, Trade is dull and the
| outlook is no bettor." visit TO the
| works revealed the fact, however, that
| more OF the plant is now In opera.
| tion, than since last June. Here is the
! condition OF progress Mil Il was OF
for short tune last week, but has re-
sumed. There is talk of tearing down
all the pudding furnaces except seven,
and an endeayOr will be made, II is said
! TO keep them running continuously
The reasoa OF this as given, is that
sheet bar can be bought cheaper than
to make II at the pudding furnaces
DOLLY enough OF the miners ar,
a. work TO keep the plant a
its present capacity supplied will
coal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
The SECRET SOCIETIES


ON Monday evening Wheeling Union
chapter No. 1 met, with n full attend
aece Of zealous companions present,
ooly routine business being transacted.
All present look forward with much
pleasure To- meeting in the new temple
after the February conversation, which
VIII Do moro home.lise and better
adapted 10 do tho work correctly.
on tuesday evening Bates Lodge No.
Sd met In regular communication, with
very large attendance OF brethren OF
the lodge aud visitors present Work
was had In the irst and second degrees,
aud every part OF each was done Ia an
Intelligent and most Impressive man
ner, TO the cd hcatlon OF tho brethren
and instruction OF tho candidates
aud which could hardly DO otherwise.
as the oficers OF tho lodge have become
very proficient In the rltualistic work
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge
No. 30 met with full turnout OF the
brethren present Work was had on
TWO candidates In the second degree,
aud every part OF IL WAS true work, and
such work only as Is needed TO build
our moral temple. Past Master
Darrah, now the present master OF tho
lodge. shows by tho manner in which
he works in she East that no has not
lost any OF the work by reason OF his
not having an opportunity TO do it
since he stepped from tho chair some
years ago.
The meetings for the week arc: Ohio
Lodge on Monday evening, Wheeling
Lodge No. > on Thursday evening. ON
last "Wednesday evening the General
Committee OF the Masonic ladies' mot
aud after some consultation decided tC
change tho time for holding tho fail
aud festival, and IL will bs held FOR hv,
days I'm February, beginning with Tues
day the 2Oth. IL was found necessary
To make the change for two reason.
ono was not To Interfere with tho date
set for the Mother Goose entertainment
another 10 give the committee moro inc
ample time - perfect their arrange
ments, and get everything perfect cd
before the timo set for the fair IL (,
hoped that all the Masonic brethren
and their families will give helpiuI
hand, and make IL one round OF success
The masonic directories Tor the yea
are ready for distribution, aud H. I,
hoped that some way will be ndopte,
among tho masonic bodies to get "A cop
OF IL into tho hands OF every member %
the fraternity, 50 they may know whel
and thereby DO induced To attend tn,
meeting masonic, and our new tempt,
| be so filled that II would DO found ueces
sary TO enlarge II for the accommoda
| lions OF true craftsmen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
LADIES OF HONOR

Ladies' Of Honor hold their regular
meeting on Thursday afternoon Al
their rooms, IS Twelfth street,
and the following officers vera
Installed by the National Installing
Omcer, VIM. Botsford: Mrs. Matilda
Beall' President; Mrs. Martha Ro-
orecht, Vice President; Mrs NJ. Anna
HAL, Past President; Mrs. Ida Basnett.
Secretary; Mrs. Olivia Botsford, Chap.
lain; Mrs. Maggie Steadman, Guardian:
Mrs. Kate Bickertop. Treasurer; Mrs.
Mary Ankle, Guard; Mrs Matilda
Schul, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Ankle.
Trustees; Mrs. Nj. Anna Hall, Core.
spending Secretary.
After the Installation ceremonial,
Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall. retiring Prosident.
was presented with n lovely bouquet OF
flowers by the Ladies OF Honor as a
trl6uts OF their love and esteem.
The Ladies' OF Honor has In its or
gani4ation lady who made the sacri-
ice OF having thirty-fve pieces OF flesh
taken from her arms to cover tho
face and neck OF a nephew who was
burnt In an explosion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
wELLSBURG

WEfr-BURG, w. Va, January i3-Mrs.
Jos. Smith and daughter have returned
home from visit 20 Wheeling friends.
Capt Robert Cakes is visiting friends
IN town.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Anderson, OF Wheel
ing. are visiting at Mr. Anderson's parents
in this city.
+. +. Jones has removed from Independ-
eDce 10 this city.
Mar, Greenwood is spending a holiday
OF two weeks Zoo Cleveland. Abe Lewis 10
conducting the business in his absence.
The Schumann Lady Quartette. OF Chi
Cago, viii appear az Barth's Opera House,
Wednesday, January l1th.
Mr. John Fair. one OF Wellsburg's oldest
and most respected citizens, was buried on
Monday. Mr. Fair came 10 this country
from ireland some - years ago, with two
brothers, one Of which is Senator Fair, OF
California.
MIR John Lauck is confined TO his home
with sickness.
Miss Ockie Wheeler is on the sick list
The week OF prayer has been observed
this week az the Methodist aud PresDy-
terrain churches. II will be observed at tho
Christian church next week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
SONS OF VETERANS.

The regular meeting OF General y. =.
Grant Camp No. II, Sons OF Veterans
was held last Monday evening, when
tue new oliicers-elect took charge.
This order has been organized for some
i've or elk years, and there are some
people that do not know for what pur-
pose they are organized. We will trv
aud explain some Of the purposes Of
this grand order. 10 Is 70 take the
place Of the Grand Army OF the Repnb.
JIG after they have answered the last
roll call; 10 Is 10 peFpetuate the memory
OF those, both living and dead, who
bore the bfunt Of battle side by side
from 81 % 90, aud, by 20 doing, saved
The country and the flag; 10 Is 90 decorate
the graves Of the brave soldiers who.
We are sorry % say, are dying every day:
10 Is % protect the widows and or
phans Of the veterans, and also the
brothers ~ the order and SEQ that no
harm shall como 20 them: 10 is 10 stand
By tho country FOR which their fathers
fought and diod. This ordor Is also a
beneficial organization, and all Sons Of
veterans who are not members OF the
order should by ell means join at once.
a delinquent committee was appointed
az this meeting 20 look after all old
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14

Holiday Woman's Relief Corps No.
held TIA .ir installation on the evening
OF January 9TH tho following elected
officers were duly Installed by Julia A.
Burtt, Department Secretary, author
lied to perform that duty:
President, Julia a. Taylor; Senior
Vice President, Sarah Lyons. Junior
Vice President, Susan Striogei; Chap
lain. Anna ID. Carlin ;Trohsurer. Theresa
#. Wise; Secretary, Clara II. Leach;
Conductor, Julia II. Fletcher: Assistant
Conductor. May Young; Guard, Jane Il.
Turner; Assistant Guard. Mrs. Cooke.
Tho delegates elected 90 tho State
Convention, w. n. c., to DO held in Par
kersourg at same time of q. A. II. En-
caDpmeut 10 April next, -asa- -GlaS>>R
Leach, Jane Powers, Julia Il. FieN
Margaret Sylyis, Annie Walt, MAJ, ris
Nankeuren. Altsrnates elected arc
Lizzie Wood, Margaret A. Hill, Matte
Dean, Jane h. Turner, May Young and
Susan Stringer. The representatives.
TO the State Convention from No. 1, By
virtue OF Office, are AmeGda H. Muir
dock, Anna u. Carlln, Ida V. Cox,
Theresa +. Wise, Julia A. Taylor,
Sarah Lyons, Mollie Shafer and Anna
NJ. Sandz. Ida V. Cox was elected as n
representative TO G.. A. II. Hall Associa-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-14
NATIONAL VACCINE VIRUS.

Propagstsd under the inspection u m.diaA
onicors OF the u. 3. government. Relied upon
by surg. Gen. John h. Hamilton, ". &c. S and
Dr; Peter II. Bryce. Secretary Ontario Board
OF Health In protecting our koftheru llordrrs
against Montreal during the late epidemic. be-
IA vaccine used by tho Z. IS Army. o. has re-
ceiyed the endorsement Of many STATE Buatds
OF Health and Health Oricers. Eaah pae.sga
bears the date OF charging All primarr .ao.
cinations guaranteed n used rIfhlu thIr.j
days after date OF charging. our protective
phcket seals each point individually and pre-.
vents its exposure before 10 IL usod. we refuse
10 sell crusts. Our rates 20 physicians ore as
follows, by mail prepaid Ivory Points 70 cts.
each 10 Tor 4L special rates % druggists.
Health Officers HBd Health Boards. bampla
package sfb points 10 cents
OFFfCE HEALTH DFYfcEu
SAVANNA. GA, Jan. g2. 1921.
NATIONAL Vaccine EsfabitshMsHrL
Gentlemen: / have used over twelve thou
sand points from your establishment with
i've physicians yAcciuatinR under my direction
nave but Tow reports Of failure in primary
vaccinations nut two failures have been re-.
ported. Very truly. W. q. BRUNSER, NJ. d..
Health Onicer cry ~ Savannah.
bRent for West Virginia. NOLAN RIOS.
Dental ana Surgical Depot NcLAin Block,
Room No. II, Second Floor, wheeling. W Va.