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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
YOkKVILLE.

YoRKvILLE, O, January l9.-The patrons
of the Register at this place were very
much disappointed at not receiving 1t last
sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson was shopping at
Wheeling last Tuesday.
Mrs. =. l.. Hornsll was visiting her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. Snockley. this week
Miss Lizzie Jones, Of Short Greek, was
visiting friends here this week.
An infant of Mr.. Dunlap died early tues
dav morning of pneumonia, and was buried
Wednesday at Negee.
A party Of five young men lett mere last
Wednesday 10 visit a haunted honse ABOUT
eight miles back in the country between
Nj. Pleasant and Pleasant Grove. IL IS d
large unfinished brick house. and mas 0een
i'm bad repute for a number OF years. Inc
owner and builder fell from the top OF the
building and died from the effects OF tue
fan and his spirit has haunted the house
ever since. He was supposed 10 have nla-
den a large sum of money in the vlclnlty'
and the party determined TO capture the
ghost and make il reveal the hiding place
on the money. They remained in the house
al night but the ghost failed TO MAKE MS
appearance, and they returned early 1nurs-
dav morning, disappointed in their dreams
of wealth. aud two Of them with their teet
frOstbitteu.
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SIsTEKsvILLE.

The much-advertised scenery and chairs
Of the De Lon Opera House were sold yes
terday by Constable Way.
The runs reported at the Eureka sta
ton for the last twenty-four hours were
Il 403 barrels.
Attorneys Barnes, of New Martinsville,
w. Va. and Strickling. of A1iddleoourne,
w. Va, were here yesterday.
j. L. Flack lost string Of Tools on the
Stewart farm yesterday.
f. l.. Blacman is in Woodsfeld, o., on
legal business.
Miss Lizzie Berbacber is visiting the
family of Mr.. g. Graham.
Miss Matte McGuinnes returned yester-
dsy to her home in ST Louis.
The Royal Arch Masons met and elected
the following officers DR.. G. B. West,
High Priest; d. G.. Stewart, King; Jonn
Whitesy, King.
ga. Dusham and wife entertained a
number of people in honor OF their sister,
Miss Bishop, Of Pittsburg, Pa.
Col. j. J. Carter left for home yesterday.
There was fire at Cochransville yester-
day. What was the cause could not be
learned.
The Mayor and Council think that our
criticism Yesterday about the way TIE
charter was procured, and sent on It's way
hardly did the justice. The Mayor says
he did not authorize any police escort or
did the Council, and that the private ses-
sion was not in the interest Of any secret
plan. The Register correspondent does
not desire to reflect on any one, aud De-
lieves the Mayor and a majority OF the
Council are worthy gentlemen VINO have
the interests and welfare OF the town at
heart. They say the charter only contains
that which is good aud the line of true pro-
cress, and until it is refuted by facts, we
will give them all honor and credit.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The total sales of stocks on the Exchange
to-day were 53,6S7 shares. Quotations
closed bid:
Atchison, 49, Adams Express, al; Al
ton and Terre Haute 3S19 DO preferred l9S;
American Express ll015: Baltimore and
Ohio 6415; Canada Pacific 564; Canada
Southern, 80; CeRtral Pacific, a; Ches-
apeake and OHIO, III; Chicago and Alton
461$; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy,
7l55; Chicago Gas, 1874 Delaware and Huo-
son, 1879; Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western. 1917; Denver ard RIO Grande
preferred, So; Distillers and Cattle Feed
ers Co.. 1919; Erie, 1015; do. preferred, %;
Fort Wayne. l57; General Electric, 331E ;
Illinois Central, IS; Lake Shore, 1879;
Michigan Central, 81; Missouri Pacific,
23H; National Cordage, o.; do. preferred,
81; Norfolk and Western preferred, Is;
Northern Pacific, 81; do. preferred, 1714;
Northwestern, g6l4; do. preferred, IA;
New York Central, 99%; New York and
New England, 321t; Pacific Mail, 23l4
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville, 81;
Pittsburg. l56; Pullman Palace 1856: Read
ing, 1879; Rock Island, $50 st. Louis and
San Francisco first preferred, -; st.
Paul, 5655; DO. preferred, us; Tennessee
Coal ana iron, l5]5: Texas Pacific, "a;
Union Pacific, 81; United States Elk
press, 40; Western Union, S219 Wheeling
and Lake Erie, 10; do. preferred, 40.
Mining StocEs-Bulwer, 81: Cholor, 30;
Crown Point, 50; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 325; Deadwood, 40; Gould
and Curry. 30; Hale and Norcross, SO;
Homestake, 1850; Iron Silver 80; Mex
'usoI 50; Ontario, $50; Ophir, $50; Ply
mouth. %; Quicksilver, $50: 90. pre-
ferred, 1850; Sierra Nevada, 40; Standard,
200; Union Con-. 50; Yellow Jacket, 30.
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The SECRET ORDSRS.
MASON kY.

On last Monday evening Wheeling
Union Chapter met in monthly conyo-
cation with large gathering OF Jealous
companions present Work was had
on a good team Of fellows, and who got
their mark, and in consequence we're
passed to be Select, Royal and Most
Excellent Master, and who were found
entitled to mount TO the topmost Arch
of Capituar Masonry. Excellent Com
panion Dehmel presided, and was as
sisted 10 his duties by Brothers Warden
and McCahon. TO say the work
throughout was well and mpressiyely
done is putting it mild, for everyone
there was well pleased, not forgetting
those who vera the aspirants. AT the
close OF the Chapter everyone went TO
VanKeuren'S, where an appetzing
luncheon was disposed OF In quick time.
On Wednesday evening Albert Pike
PreceptOry, 30th degree, met, and with
q large representation OF It's members
work was had upon candidate In the
thirtieth degree, which was very finely
rendered by Bro. McCahon, the Precep-
tor, and his qualified officers. Mr. j.
f. Starlight, 32d degree, of New York
Consistory, was = visitor on the occasion
and said after the ceremonies were over
that all the work throughout was done
splsndidly, especially as it was only the
fourth time the degree had been worked
in the Valley of Wheeling. After the
Precep tory had closed its labors, all
were invited to partake OF q banquet
worthy Of prince, prepared under the
personal supervision OF our coed broth
ers Darrah and Birch, aud whose MEM
ory still cliugs TO US and will not be eff
faced by repetition of the delightful
event
EASTERN STAR.
On last Tuesday evening our Miriam
shown in splendor in the Temple, with
an immense cluster OF her members
present, and who had most ENJOYABLE
time in laying out plans for the work Of
benevolence and charity, for which her
m EN- bers are noted, and in receiving pc
titions for admission.
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SMALL TALE.
AinOr MIsssrI NJ Ia,srsVs BrteIY and
PlthIV roIt

AinOr MIsssrs NJ IassrsH BrlsIY and
PIthuV rOIt-
ATTENTION is called to an advertise.
msnt of ring lost" 10 this issue.
THE Provident Life Insurance Com
pany has declared a semi-aunual divi-
dend OF three per cent
THE will OF John Hermann Arnold
Boch was admitted to probate yester-
day, AID ordered TO be recorded.
Mr.. NOAH BECK is confined to his
home with disabled knee. the re-
suit Of a fall on an icy sidewalk, Friday.
A Ma RRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO Samuel MozingO, a native Of
Ohio county, aged %, and Eliza Ruth
ers, 8 native Of Ohio county aged IL
Miss LIZZIE HARRISON, daughter Of
Mr.. Hugh Harrison. who had limb
amputated at the North Wheeling hos
pital, is getting along nicely under the
treatment OF DR.. Alderman.
OLIF ROBERT BURDAN, aged seventy
six years, and a citizen OF Marshall
county for the past forty years, died at
his home on Little Grave creek on the
14th inst. A wife and seven children
survive him.
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breakfast there is plenty Of time for ex-
ercise, the reading of the newspapers
and the reception of visitors. At one
O'Clock there is light lunch, and about
six o'clock in the evening comes the
heartiest meal of the day. About nine
o'clock the prisoners go to bed and sleep
until called by the deputy sheriff in
charge, at six o'clock in the morning.
I'm getting to be quite a jailbird,"
said Debs, laughingly, but l don't ex-
pect to make it a regular business, pro-
vided there is any justice left in the
United States courts. / am afraid
there is not so much justice as there
should be, but then, perhaps, there will
be a change in that regard some of
these days. Monopolles can't always
triumph, and TO see this much desired
change brought about I'd be willing to
stay in jail all my life"
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rendered some beautiful music. The
hymn sung by Miss Molie Maniou and
Mr.. Henry Reitter, entitled Angels
Ever Bright and Fair" was very appro-
pirate and beautiful The flowers re
ceived were numerous snd beautiful,
showing the high esteem in which the
lady was held.
Mrs. Ennis was born and raised in
Baltimore, being in her thirty-seveDth
year at the time OF her death. She
leaves a husband, six children and a
wide circle Of friends 10 mourn her loss,
as she was a woman of lovely DISPOSE
t!on and was enieared By all who knew
her
a friend extends heartfelt sympathy
TO the family in their sad bereavement
and joins with them in their prayer,
May she rest in peace"
A FRIEND.
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PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND JrAroN, o., January 49,.
Profs Trainer and Neaiy attended the
teachers convention at Steu0enviie yes
terday.
Miss Josephine Stringer is studying
music under the Instruction of Professor
Sloomburgh, of Martins Ferry.
Mrs IL W HOdGen was called TO 10
ronto SATURDAY. by the serious illness OF
Helen. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
K. HOdgen.
The Portland Club entertained at the
residence of Capt. Thomas Moore, Sr.,
wednesday evening About thirty couples
yvere present. and all expressed themselves
very much pleased, especially with their
hostess, Mrs. VIM. Mesrs, who always
ms that position royalty.
Miss Minnie Stringer is improving, after
an illness Of two weeks.
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temper. He is always In good humor'
and makes friends wherever he goes.
He has remarkable influence over
men, although not so good an executive
officer as Vice President Howard, and
is always willing to exercise it. He
has made friends by the score here,
and when he departs will nave the best
wishes of all Woodstock. To him this
i'm prisonment is sort of vacation, but
not with Howard. The latter is in
cined TO take things seriously, and does
not always enjoy Mr.. Dsbs' jocularities.
WELCOMED TO TOWN.
When the distinguished gentleman
arrived here nearly the whole population
was out to meet them, and, while this
may not be the case when they go
away, they will have lost none Of their
popularity.
Apart from reading the daily papers,
letters and kilograms of encouragement
from all parts of the country, the pris-
oners have done little out make friends
OF their visitors. They get all the read
ing matter they want, and as rule,
prefer the daily papers. Chicago Is but
one hour and forty-fve minutes away,
and the morning papers reach here put
a short time after the prisoners have
breakfasted.
The prisoners get up about seven
o'clock. Their breakfasts are plain and
substantial, and the coffee the Sheriff
furnishes them is good. There ara also
eggs, beefsteak and fine country butter.
Any extras the men want they can have
by paying for them, and they avail
Yourselves OF this privilege. After
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I. q. q. f.

franklin Lodge No. 3, l. O. 0. F.,
met In regular session last Monday eve
ming and installed the following officers:
Ellis Rutter, Noble Grand; Samuel
Welsh, Vice Grand; P. Hamilton, Sec
rotary; l.. A. Hoffman. Treasurer; j. A.
Taylor, Right Supporter to Noble
Grand; WIN. Boylon, Left Supporter to
Noble Grand; John Howell, Chaplain;
A. Leonhart, Warden; J. A. Cunning,
Conductor; G. q. McCowen, Right Sup
porter TO Vice Grand; IL. Shorts, Left
Supporter to Vice Grand.
On Monday evening there will be a
very interesting meeting of the lodge.
Some reports will be given by special
committees, and also some good points
OF law discussed which will be very
beneficial TO third degree members, of
which we would be pleased to see good
number turn out. Sister lodges are in-
vited to attend
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TIE HOTEL REGISTER.

Anecdotes and Personals OF Those Who
Are stopping Ia ths City.
Hon. C. p Dorr. of Addison, w. Va,
was at the Stamm yesterday.
j. b. Rawley and daughter, OF Sis
terSville, were Stamm arrivals yester-
day.
VANKEUREN-C. F. Wiggipton, OF
Fairmont; r. ). Crosier, of Washing
ton, Pa.
c. O. Braden and II. +. Deems, OF
Washington, Pa, were al the Stamm
yesterday.
J. c. Townsend, manager Of the
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Com
psny, is In the city.
BEHLER-I. c. Prince, of Raleigh;
w NJ. Kincaid, Of Cameron; A. LancaS-
ter, OF Parkersburg.
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IRIED TO KILL REKsELF.

A ParkersSurg wOmSn Driven ~ Suicide
by Domestic Troubles
sns-i1. % ~ R-g.s-sr
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, January 10.
Late last night Mrs. Solomon wilt
attempted TO commit suicide at her
home No. 1927 Latrobe street, by taking
l.. grains OF morphine. she had had
tue morphine for over a year, having
procured il for relief in spells OF neu-
ralgia 10 which she is subject, and hsv-
ing a number Of the pills she procured
them and took them with the above re-
suit. Her life was saved by the prompt
action Of physicians. 1t is said domestic
troubles caused her 10 attempt the rash
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
.PUN0RS ARE RIFE
..y-eey-yG TgE PROBABILITIES AT TIE
BUCKEYE GLASS WORKS
s-.S.T The Ncr-Uaon Zen Rave Not Arrived.
.s Strikers on The Asri General
Labor News Notes.

The situation Of glass matters at
,,,-rrs Ferry has taken on no new
..,.s Many gumors are afoat, none
which can he confirmed, except that
enc -asS house will be started with
union men, and il is not known
.7.r the men will arrive, or when the
s-5-y will start Many wild aud
,,re rumors OF how the men will
come are going the rounds. Some
cav they are being gathered at .
..,r no the river and will be con-
,svsi 90 the works under cover OF dark
...s either or railroad or steamboat
r.-srs say they will De brought within
..1-t distance of town aud tuen walk
~ ,se glass house, but this is hardly
-...s.e. FROM tGe looks Of things At
glass house they are making every
r--.lrltiou 10 receive them.
The reports in some Of the papers are
--....y exaggerated. The glSsswOrSers
ID DO. seem particularly worried
..-7 .1e arrival Of the nOn-uniOn men,
81. an. keeping a sharp lookout They
..y. taer spies out looking for all new
-.ngr,. but 60 far DO glaSsWOrkers have
arrived.
rs.s asst evening there was a report
..,---l that the meD would come as far
..t-e Top mil, on the West Virginia
.5s. and would Do conveyed 10 the fac
.--y .r sSiHs after dark. This is hard
.rr1 be- thought OF, as the river is al a
--ugaracve.y hiEh stage at present
.-is .srge amount of ice is going down.
The k.aSsworkers ars not looking for
,t- r8n-unIor men very strongly 81
.-.ssnt but 10 is thought 10 will not be
-s7y days before they MAKE their ap-
--t-ance. Tue greater part OF the
.se-s 90 no, tbtuk they will come AZ
...tt. ouiu- 10 the fact that they will
know nothing 90 the town, but thai they
a. come q bright ard early some
morning. ittaey come az all.
Ias is about the way the matter
stands. New developments are slow,
rt ruu0r seems to be the ruler al
PRESENT.
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A. d U. w.

On Monday evening members of Ely
celsior lodge, and any Of the sister
lodges who wish TO attend, will be
treated with an unique entertainment
in the form of glove contest between
two ex.champion heayy-weights, men,
bers OF Excelsior Lodge.
All COMMUNICATIONS for the Secret socI-
ETY. department of the "sunday Register"
houid reach the publication Office on FRI
day, or not later than noon OF saturday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

Holiday Post and z. 5. Grant Camp S.
ofV., was an enjoyable affair The OBJ
ject of the Woman's Relief Corps is to
assist the Grand Army in their work OF
caring for their needy comrades and
their dependent ones, and the sacred
observance OF Memorial Day. The
ladies' are making arrangements FOR a
grand entertainment n,the near future
In the meantime the Post will give one
of their old-fashioned bean bakes and
camptires.
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sARDiS.

S,Rp1s O.. January 19-Fred. Lem
mons who has been visiting relatives in
Wheeling for some time past, returned
home Saturday.
Messrs. f. NJ. Cans and VIM. Knapp
were at New Martinsville Saturday on
business.
Rev. NJ. Wilson is holding very pro-
atable and interesting series OF meetings at
this place. -. hoou
visiting her parents at this place, returned
to Whiting, o.. TUESDAY
Messrs. James Williamson and Arch.
Bremen. of the steamer II. Il. Bedford,
came home Tuesday on account OF ice.
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Paning se.ip for Money

So 5dl % tls Ef1isrs.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January 10
There is now in circulation in this city,
a lot Of scrip used at the Raccoon fur
mace, some place In Kentucky, in pay
ing the employees II is in one and two
dollar bills and looks so much like
money that several parties, especially
saloon keepers, have been taken IN by
il. Bartenders are the people who have
mostly been caught aud they scrutinize
paper money very closely now.
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voMAN's RELIEF CORPS.

J. w. Holiday w. r. c. No. held a
very interesting meeting Thursday
eveninr with their newly installed OIL
cars in the chairs: President, Mrs.
Clara r. Leach; Senior Vice Presl-
dent. Mrs. Sarah Lyons; Junior Vice
President. Mrs. Margaret Sylvis; Treas
urer. Mrs. There's f. Wise; Conductor,
Mr.. JuIia z. Fletcher; Guard, Mrs.
Lizzie Conkle; Secretary, Mrs. Julia A
Tavlor. Assistant Conductor, Mrs. SUI
Gan Stringer; Assistant Guard, Mrs.
n srgaret Fltton. Their Installation on
January 5th, held jointly with j. W.
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SrOLZEK AID LEONARD.

natohsd Last Night to Fight in February
AZ las Pounds.
After the boxing tournament at the
Columbian Athletic Club last night,
Buck" Stolzer and his friends went
No 20 John LOOMS saloon and covered
the SlOO left there by Red" Leonard
The articles of agreement were signed
late for q glove contest OF twenty
rounds, 10 take place in February, about
the 14th.
The men are to weigh 145 pounds,
and the contest will take place before
the Climb which bids highest for it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
ATS OF HONOR.

At the regular meeting OF Alpha
Lodge. held last evening, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
six months: Charles j. Elig, Past Dicta.
tor; j. r. Bryson, Dictator; j. W..
lashlev. Vice-Dictator; David Greer,
Jr., Assistant Dictator; Joseph Hail.
Reporter; S. Warehouse, Jr., Finan-
ciai Reporter; 5. NJ. Darrah, Treasurer
! NJ. Hall. Chaplain; w. A. Steotzer,
Guide: Porter Smith, Guardian; &. a.
Relu. Sentinel; j. d. McFadden, G. A,
Real and w. A. Steotzer, Trustees.
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KNIGHTS OF TIRE MYSTIC oHAtN.

Silver Wave Castle No. II, A. o. K.
OF the NJ. c., at their meeting January
18th, had very good turn out Of s. X.
After the business OF the evening was
disposed OF, the Commandery took
charge, and after admitting their lady
friends, placed under arrest the first
lieutenant and two privates and pre-
sented them with a badge. After the
presentation speeches, which were de-
livered by Captain George Hopwood and
Sergeant John Cardona, the boys re-
piled in neat speech. A great deal Of
fun was had at the expense OF the lieu
tenant. who had been expecting some
thing of the kind and had been trying
to find out from some OF the members,
but as they were all members of the
order OF course the lieutenant did not
find out until the meeting, and then they
were all ready to telt him all about It,
A good time was had in general. Cream
and cake was in abundance, and good
time was had until late hour.
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The Late mrs. Joseph Enni.

The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Ennis,
VI. died suddenly on Thursday morn
-t, January l1tG, at the residence OF
ger husband, No. Al Thirty-eighth
.,'set, took place from the church Of
'se Immaculate Conception Saturday
U'rling az @ o'clock, and was very
,1'<-.y attended. Mass was celebrated
y Esy Joseph Mullen, and the choir
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

The report Of the Farmers Institute
az West Liberty was not delivered to
the Register in time 10 appear in this
mornings issue, but will appear to-
morrow morning.
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Be .Up 70 nate"

And take stock in the West Virginia
Savings and Building Association at
lI6O Main street. Office hours 6:l5 to
S:l5 p. IN. every Monday. New series
inst starting.
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PET ROLEU a.

NEW YORK, January 19.-Petroleum,
heavy; Pennsylvania oil sales, none; Feb.
ruary option sales, none; closed at 96c bid.
Lima oil sales, none.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
u.o, is Goln- ca among the Boats and
EoatuIen.

s,.dOtfo ne E>o"'-
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, January 49,
River 10 feet inches and falling.
Weather, clear and colder.
The Iron Queen passed down to-day
from iPittsburg.
The Keystone State and Lizzie Bay
PASSED up to-day for Pittsourg.
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gere V. Debs and his seven companions
are practically as far from the world as
though they had been sent into the
most inaccessible part of the State. eI-
cept of course, mail and telegraph facil-
tiles are afforded them here.
This is not what MIR. Debs wanted,
however. His desire was to be sent 10
the Cook County Jail, where he could
receive visitors at all hours OF the day
and pose as martyr. When he
thought OF the Cook county bastile,
though his heart sank, for II
is one OF the vilest places
imaginable Six men are in cell in
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PRISON LIFE
EASY FOR DEBS.
he AND HIS SEVEN COMPANIONS COMFORT
ABLY LODGED IN M'AENRY COUNTY JAIL.
Crowds Go TO Visit Thsm-Thsir Arrival
Has Created FurOrs in the Sober
Town OF Woodstock
Fpsctd' 10 the RselSrs-.

" VI WOODSTOCK. ILL, January
"a u I 10, 1895. - Although the
~N McHenry County Jail is
v but a short ride from
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