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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-10-06

Fine cigars at Daubney's.
-Stringer's for goods cheap for cash.
The Garciosa leading sc cigar. G.
A. Neufert.
Come and trade at Bears, it's the
best place to go.
ALI you can eat at the Opera Res
taurant for 20 cents. 16
Ed. f. Webster, of Ossian, gave us
pleasant call last Tuesday.
DIR. Roome was up from Calmar
Thursday transacting business.
Bring your job work to this office,
and you will receive satisfaction.
The Chicago Dispatch the new sill
yer paper on sale at G. A. Neufert.
Nothing equals cast aluminium
plates. w. H. SIMMONS, Dentist.
Two dollars buys 100 pounds best
quality barb wire at Firms hardware
store. 32-2
Week day dinners at the Opera
Restaurant, 215 West Water st. 20
cents. 10
Our job press is continually on
the go, turning out all kinds of job
work.
Buy DR.. Toplifrs tooth powder. 1t
can be found at drug stores and can't
be beat. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Brace, of Spen-
Ger, are visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
B. F. Bean, representative of the
Dubuque Times, was "doing the town"
part of last week.
Fresh peaches every day at l.. A.
Marsh's. We have them in baskets,
from bushel down. %
"A girl wanted to work for her
board and attend school. For partic-
ulars call at this Office.
| N. Willett and A. w. Grow were
among our anglers Friday, Willett
capturing three and Grow four good
sized bass.
The Opera Restaurant makes a
speciality of Sunday dinners, and the
price is only 25 cents. Come and bring
your whole family. Is
Mrs. Geo. Stitch, of Elkader, and
Mrs. A. Lamb, of Clermont, sister and
mother of Mrs. M. c. Steyer, visited
the latter last week.
&C. A. Neufert set up his new hot
soda apparatus Friday, and is now pre-
pared to furnish his trade with ho
soda. 1t is the "Tuft" make and {
, very neat apparatus.
DIR. G. L. Topliff has new remedy
for nervous people with sensitive teeth
: 1t takes the pain away and enables ont
/ to have teeth operated on with com
t parative ease. Try it.
Quite large number of democrats
: and not a few republicans are contemp
: lating trip to Cedar Rapids next Fri
4 day, to hear Hon. w. j. Bryan speak
: Excursion rates are made for the roun'
trip.
: John Baughman, of Ossian, was Il
s town the greater portion of the wee
/. attending court. Mr.. Baughmap
s near the so mark, but is as spry as a
y ordinary man at so, and says he isgoo
n for twenty years more, if he should nc
= happen to die before the end of ths
time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-10-06

Fresh
-MarshmallOws
AT the Sugar Bowl.
Fruit at Stringer's.
Ice Cream at Daubney's.
Smoke Master Cigars. G. A. Neu-
fert.
Go to Hoyt's for the best line Of
stoves. 81
Get your meals at the Opera Res
taurant. 10
Best lunch counter in the city at
Daubney's.
Cigars, Oysters, etc, at the Opera
Restaurant.
Miss Maud Rollins was down from
Burr Oak Friday.
Oysters served in any style at the
Opera Restaurant.
Miss Emogene Lincoln went up to
Burr Oak Saturday.
Genuine Glidden Barb Wire &c
per pound at Hoyt's. 32-2
Miss Anna Turk, of Burr Oak, was
in the city Saturday.
Harnesses of all kinds sold cheap
at E. Rudolph & Co.'S.
Mrs. B. F. Smith went to Neilsville,
Wis.,, Friday, for visit.
r. Schrubbe left for GAINESVILLE,
Wis, Friday, for visit.
Miss Belle Peterson went to Lime
Springs Saturday, for an over Sunday
visit.
Mrs. l.. B. Whitney returned Fri
day from visit with her parents at
Burr Oak.
Mrs. G. w. Higgins and sister-in-
law went to Canton Friday, returning
the next day.
Miss Emily s. Lennon left Wednes
day last for Sanborn, where she will
teach school.
Ed. Larson was Calmar visitor
Saturday. Mrs. Larson accompanied
him and went on TO New Hampton
for visit.
| Miss Nellie Cummings and FRIEND
came up from Waukon Thursday, for
visit. They went to Ridgeway Frida.
afternoon.
Our suits are from the best maker
i'm the land. Dress up at Bears will
one of our all wool black clay suits; tn
price is $3.50. BEN BEAR.
Go to L. A. Marsh's exclusive gre
Gerry store for oysters. Wealways kee
fresh stock of the best Oh hand. 2
Miss Name Collins returned HON
to New Hampton last "Wednesday
after visit with Ed. Larson and wifi
Would like to exchange second
I hand melodian in good repair for
second hand carpet or to sell outrigh
for S.. w. s. Hele, South DEBORAH.
Get your Watermelons at Daul
ney's. He has them in his large n
' frigerator for customers, and you ca
, get nice cold melon as cheapas an!
|. where. 25tf
4 Don't fail to attend the great spe
4 ial Cloak Sale at +. j. Rosenthal
e Oct. IA and Is. The firm who mani
J. facture Mr.. Rosenthal's stock of cloal
O will be here to manage the sale. The
l. are one of the largest cloak firms
d the world, and you may be sure of ba
gains. SS-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-10-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Sne las neT udt ou soiai5h''
LOCAL ITEMS.
The
PUBLIC
-OPINIO
From now until
Jan. l, 1898, for $1.5O.
job work at this office
Coffee the best at Stringer's.
Good underwear 25c at Bears.
Cigars speciality at G. l.. String
er's. 1922
Plush lap robes at E. Rudolph &
Co.'S.
Fall overcoats price $500 upwards
at Bears.
Prof. Spur, Phrenologist, 200,
Water street. IL
z. B. Landon was down from Burr
Oak yesterday.
j. J. Haug was over from Spillville
last Thursday.
Horse blankets at all prices at E.
Rudolph & Co.'S. 81
Rev. ]. Hilburn was down from
Burr Oak Friday.
Rev. P. Dryer, of Harmony, was
in the city yesterday.
-Chas. Schrubbe was in the city
from Ossian Thursday.
Miss Maria Haugen went up to st.
Paul last week Wednesday.
Miss Jane Donald, of Prosper, was
shopping in town yesterday.
Mrs. Jessie Beach, of Prosper, was
a DEBORAH visitor yesterday.
w. r. Emslie was down from Or
leans township Wednesday.
Mrs. d. G. Graham has been visit
ing in Waukon for several days.
Halter time has come. f. Rudolph
& Co., will sell good ones, cheap.
g. w. Higgins sold one of his
blooded fox terriers for 500 Friday.
e. Rudolph & Co. have the largest
stock of plush robes in the county.
Martin Christopher made bust
ness trip to Lime Springs Thursday.
Go to A. Paulson for paper-hang-
ing. First class work guaranteed. If
Now is the time to get prices on
sewing machines. All kinds and pri-
ces. STAR REPAIR Co.
DIR. w. ID. Ousley was down from
Cresco few days last week, visiting
relatives.
Will some one please bring us a
few bushels of good oats, to apply on
subscription?
"A fine line of very fine cut glass
Just received at w. E. DOwnie's, the
reliable jeweler.
Miss Belle Kjomme and Mrs. P. G.
Anderson left last Tuesday for Ell
Campo, Texas.
Misses Maud Rollins and Birdsell
visited over Sunday at the home of the
former at Burr Oak.
-Porterhouse and sirloin steaks, fish
and game of all kinds in season at the
Opera Restaurant. Is
e. Rudolph & Co., have in stocl
IS styles of horse blankets. That is thu
place to buy them.
Have your sewing machines clean
ed and repaired for the falls work b.
the Star Repair Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B Shaw left TO
Ocean Springs, Miss, last Tuesday
where they will spend the winter.
F. J. Rosenthal will have grea
special cloak sale on Wednesday ant
Thursday, Oct. IA and Is. Be sure +
attend. 1872
Mrs. A. w. Adams and Mrs. Fuller
mother and grandmother of Mrs. G. +
Baker, are visiting at the home of tn
latter.
ALI who wish to become strict
first class business writers should enro
at DEBORAH Institute Nov. 2. Send fC
specimen.
PUBLIC OPINION from now unit
January l, 1898, only $3.50, the prit
of one years subscription. Tell you
friends about it,
Call on M. G. Steyer & Son fl
prices on all kinds of cut stone, etc
for building purposes, at 1l9 w. Watt
street, opposite Lutheran Publishir
House. u
John Carver returned home la
week, and will remain at home unit
after the election of Mckinley. He wi
be found at his old stand assisting o
Qvel, at pit Washington street.
IF. G. Schanck's stage office is
II II do
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-10-06
A Mean Insinuati0n.

A woman doesen't mind it
II she isn't richly dressed;
And she's seldom i'll at ease because
her gowns are not the best
With perfect flrmness she can face
The crowd, however great
II she's only halfway certain that
She b as her hat on straight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25
RALEIGH NOTES.
A Movement 10 Drop both DOckcry
and Russell.

Raleigh. n. c.. April 2i.-(SpeciaD-
There is some talk among the Republic
cans IN the western part of the State
about IL movement among Republicans
To drop both Russell and Dockery as
Guberna tOIial candidates. The feeling
aroused by their race for the nominu-
lions is intense and is alleged to be in
jur!ng the party.
The Seaboard Air Line officials are
taking the measurements of the burned
shops of the road here. All the plans
OF the building were burned They say
it is going TO be difficult to ascertain the
exact loss. Many men lost valuable kits
of tools The walls are all right. Mr.
Hand says the brick work is the best
he ever saw. He first came here In lSl9
In 1913 the shops of the Raleigh and Gas
ton railway here were burned. AT that
time Albert Johnson was master ma
chanic He Is stilf living and is the oldest
railway engineer I'm the United States.
Advices to the Agricultural Depart
ment show some Increase in the tobac
ACREAGE this season. 1t will be greatest
in the section northeast from here.
In Caldwell county yesterday Andrew
Terrence aged 20. married Mis-. Katie
Se,1er. aged 20. The marriage occurred
in Il public road and was witnessed by
Il number OF bicyclsts
Deputy Sheriff Waters. of this coun-
ty. left to-day FOR Portsmouth with II
!tQulSltlDn iOr SollaS LlEun. COloltu.
y Baptist lady at Fayetteville gave
this week II tract of land TO the Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society. In order that
the money raised from It's sale might
he used in securing the rel asc of DR..
Diaz ftom Imprisonment at Havana
Tile man who ploughed up the great
quantity of gold In the western par; of
the State is named Ben. Landers. He
has hidden IL again. The find was made
near Hall Station. on the Ducktown
branch of the Western North Carolina
railroad.
The Raleigh odd Fellows did cleverly
at Wax Forest College last evening
their performance :nakng quite Il hit
and netting $50 for their orphanage at
Goldsboro.
Gov. Carr is advised OF the capture in
Polk county of two white men who are
charged with numbering United States
Commissioner Harry Barrett. by shoot
ing him from ambush. \ State reward
was offered for the murdercrs.
The grape growers / this section con-
fidently expect IL great crop.
Letters coming in from various parts
OF the state To Gov. Carr assure him
of Il large attendance at the Southern
Settlers Convention at Southern Pines
United States Marshal o. j. Carroll
arrived here this afternoon very sick
Ii. has appendicitis. which developed
while al Elizabeth City. where he was
attending the United States Court
An extremely severe electric storm,
with heavy hail. prevailed here tonight.
Torrents of rain fell. The drought is
broken.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25
a New Club Orrnntze,,-

Last night n party of young men met
at the Y. Nj. Y. NJ. rooms. on Chestnut
street, Portsmouth. for the purpose of
organizing new baseball club
The first thing which came before
them was what to name the club, but
after some debate they decided to name
IT the Seasides." much in favor of all.
The next was to elect a manager and
captain The party decided to place Mr.
L. 10. Gaskins in these two positions
Ihe next was to assign the men to their
respective positions. They were as fol-
lows: Boggie DunfOrd was signed as
catcher; Captain T. Il. Gaskins, of last
years Daisies, was signed as pitcher
Dock Bunting, first base: George b. Hal
stead. Familiarity known as "Horsie"
last years second baseman on the Well
knowns. was signed TO cover the ground
around that bag for the new club; Lewis
Shakelock, of last years Daisies, was
signed to cover the rground around third
base; John Owens. or Infant as he
il sometimes called, will play his part in
short field. and good work is expected OF
him: Richard Vankoft was signed TO
play right field; WILDER Riddick In CEN
tire field. and the old reliable Stanley
Deans in left field; Hughes. substitute
This club is now ready to play or chal-
lenge any club in the three cties-Nor-
folk. Portsmouth and Be.kley-their
size. All challenges can be directed TO
Il. w. Owens. Chestnut street, Potts
mouth Va.
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WASHINGTON.

Washington, n. c., April "A (SpeciaD. -
~ church conference was held at the
Methodist Church Wednesday evening
y meeting of the Confederate Asso-
citation will be held at the town on Sat.
urday, May ., at noon.
MIR. r. l.. Lucas and Miss Rhoda Cor
don were married on Wednesday even
ing
Miss Dosia Davis. of Engetown. S. C..
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w T.. Scovell
Little Miss Lucie Taylor has returned
home from visit to Norfolk.
j. a. III. Tankard was in town Thurs
day.
Colonel w. Il. Rodman has returned
from Tyrrcll Court
Rev. j. ii. NJ. Giles arrived in our
town "Wednesday to spend few days
and then To he accompanied by his fam
i!y to their home in Columbia
Miss Mamie NAMES. one of Tarboro's
fairest maids. who has been stopping
at the Hotel Nicholson for the past two
weeks. will return home next Monday.
Every person In our town wanting The
Nlrginiln can get il by applying to
John =. S. Berry's Office on Market
street.
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HENDERSON.

Henderson, y. c.. April "a (SpeCiaD.-
Mr.. J. l.. Hayden left yesterday morn
ing for Raleigh in response to a telegram
announcing the illness of his wife. News
was received last night that Mrs. Hay
den died at $50 O'Clock. She was in
Raleigh for the benefit of her health.
which has been very bad for some time
The body will be brought here this after
noon for intermcnt.
We are sorry To say Mr.. IVES. Young,
who has been very sick for some time.
is no better.
Mr.. Dave Costello I.oughlin left yes
tcrday morning to join the Van Am
burg circus in Jersey City, N j. Mr..
Loughiin will probably be away two
years.
Mr.. l. J. Young is quite sick at his
mothers residence.
MIR. John Bullock left yesterday morn
ing for New Haven. Conn. which place
he will make his future home.
Massenburg Hotel: w. w. Green. RIA
leigh y. c.; H. n Morris. Petersbu
Va; -. Louis Ireton. New Orleans. La /;
j. Ochs. Baltimore. Md; c. c. Baker.
Baltimore. Md; IL. a. Cobb, Danvillc
Va: j. T.. Fitz. Jr.. etersburg. Va: r.
q. Ware. city; w. w. Briscoe. North
Carolina: J. r.. Salisbury New York
II. L. Traylor. indianapolis: d. w. Pat
rick. Snow HILL n. G.
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Latest NAVAL NEWS.
Movements Of tho Different Govern.
mcnt Vessels and destinations.

Washington. April 24.--The Navy De-
partment is informed that the Concord
arrived at Honolulu April 10th and would
ieave for San Francisco Arril 23d. The
concord started from the China station
Tor nome u few days after the gunboa {
fetrel. but. as was expected, passed the
latter on the way. The Petrol IS now
probably at Honolulu or has started
thence for San Francisco with the Con
cord.
cablesram received at the Navy
department. from Acting Rear Admi, al
McNar, commanding tho Asiatic naval
station. reports that the CT. Users Boston
ana Detroit and the gunboats Machias
ana yorktown arrived at Shanghai to-
day No explanation of the reason for
1his unusual congregation of warships
was contained In the dispatch, but IT is
presumed ut the department that Admi-
raj McNair has brought them together
Tor the purpose of having fleet evolutions
The naval regulations require that
squadrons shall assemble for Vancouver
Ing once very six months. and recent
letter from the Admiral said he hoped
to bring four vessels together for fleet
tactics in short time.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25
EDENTON

EdentOn. y. c., April 24.-(SpeciaI)-
At the Hettrick Building last night a
feast was given by the Edenton Baseball
Club.
joan Charlton. workman at Bran
hihS MIL Tell from a bicycle yesterday
and broke his arm. DIR. Jack McAiullIn
set the limb and relieved the sufferer as
much as possible.
Mr.. j. r. Goode. of Elizabeth CITY. Is
In town this morning
At ) o'clock Sunday afternoon there
Will be preaching al the Methods, Prot
e5ian, church, on Magnolia street by
Rev. Mr.. Braswell, If Washington conn.
ty. the pastor
We are pleased to know that Mrs /.
J.. Brinkley is convalescent.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25
Err FFUItD,

HEREFORD y. c.. April "a (SpeciaD.-
DR.. Robert Smith. of Plymouth. is in
town visiting his mother and relatives.
Mr.. n. Baker. of Edenton, is also in
town
The Perquimans River. up near New
by's bridge and vicinity, is completely
hlockaded with logs. and 1t is danger
Gus for boats going between here and
that place after dark, for they are liab bic
10 get in contact with logs a; any mo-
ment. In some places ii looks as If
there is no water at all. on account OF
the logs. our steamboat men are com
planning very much. and are speaking
of sending revenue officer TO invest-
gate the matter and see about having
them removed.
MIR, c. L. White. OF Bethel Township.
lost his fine residence by fire Wednes
day. The loss Is very heavy. There
was no insurance.
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.YMOUTH.

Plymouth. n. c., April 24.-(special.)-
Mrs. l.. Il. Hornthal and two children
left for weeks visit to Suffolk yester
day morning
george n. wilson, the negro brought
here from Beaufort county. charged Win
a criminal assault upon a young negro
gill, near this town few DAYS ago. was
tried and convicted in the Superior
Court here yesterday and sentenced to
ten years in the State prison.
Miss Adele Manning left for Columbia,
N. G. where she has accepted sltua-
ton as milliner ~
Superior Court adjourned Ia OF NIGHT %,
ter four days session.
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Yesterday morning about l o'clock
Officer Lindsay discovered fire in the
rear of Lukin's barroom, on the COR
ner of Green and Race avenues. He i'm
mediately gave the alarm. MIR. Carlisle,
the electric light trimmer. came to his
assistance. and the two men bursted
the back door of the place open and
found fire between the weather boards
and the ceiling. The steamer Virginia
answered the alarm. and in a short while
succeeded in distinguishing the fire with
but little damage. This is the fourth
time that this place has been fired in
the same manner. The police seem to
be puzzled to know whom to suspicion.
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WILSON.

Wilson. N. c.. April "a (SpeciaD-Thc
election of city Aldermen took place
last night at 8 o'clock ut the Court
House, Those elected were as follows;
First Ward-Mr jeff Lee. 40; Second
Ward-Mr Il. o. Deans. 81: Third Ward
MIR. II. Cozart. ~: Fourth Ward-Mr.
q. Hackney. -; Fifth Ward-Mr ELLIS.
Mr.. Len Holloway returned yesterday
from Durham, n. G.
Mr.. Bob Drake returned yesterday
from long and successful trip In this
State.
DIR. Albert Anderson returned yester-
day from short trip to Goldsboro
Mr.. }. ID. Williams. one of our we'll
known and respected citizens. had n
very narrow escape yesterday cvenin,;
while trying to get off Il moving train.
He fell and came very near being
crushed to death by the cars. He re-
ccived no Injury, but was very badly
frightened.
Hon. G. ID. Aycock, of Goldsboro. n.
G.. spent Il few hours in our city yester-
day.
Captain Richard Allen returned home
yesterday evening
MIR. Berry Simpson left yesterday for
n short trip North.
The colorcd baseball team left yes
terday for Rocky Mount, y. c.. where
they played Il game of ball
Mr.. Rom. Watson left yesterday for n
snort trip in Henderson. y. &.
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IA VI ESvIH.I.E.

GAINESVILLE. y. C.. April 24-(Spccial)
One man was tried and committed to
jail for drawing deadly weapon on a
man.
The finishing paint being put on. and
the old scarfold being torn down makes
quite an Improvement on the NJ f.
Church steeple
There Will be private picnic Wednes-
day III Gardner's Bridge
Master Buck Saunders IS Visiting his
brother JOHN at the AIizell House.
Bruce Mizell made n business trip TO
Plymouth this week
Mr.. j. l.. Coltra!ne had a bicycle acct
dent. lie ran into rock and set his
front fork back, hurting himself.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25
I'M BERKELEY.

Mr.. ]. f. Davis has returned from a
trip to New York
The condition OF Mr.. AlonZa ives, who
was hurt in Hampton some days ago by
being thrown against the motor on a
street car. was reported 10 be somewhat
improved, although he is still uncon-
scous.
Mr.. George Garrett continues quite Ill
at his residence on Second street
Mrs. w. Nj. Tilley Is quite sick at her
residence, on Berkeley avenue.
Lieutenant A. l.. Gardner Co. d, of
Franklin, Va. and wife, are visiting
Mrs. Gardeners brother, DR.. ]. A. Nor
fleet, on Chestnut street. Lieutenant
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PORTSMOUTHNEW

Ann Riley. in bond of $500. p. McDon-
ough. u. O'Connor T.. Holden. Thomas
Nee and John Glynn were appointed as
appraisers of the property
Inc announcement in The Virginian
yesterday that bill had passed the
Senate appropriating $50. 900 for a pub
lie building in this city. was received
with much favor. Now that Mr. Daniel
mas been so successful II would be well
Tor the committee to urge upon Mr.. Tyler
the necessity OF pushing the matter at
this session of Congress. and thprs is
but little time TO be lost to do IL in
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Look out for Him.

In our yesterdays issue mention was
made of a white man who Is proving
around the city begging an attacking
people. An account was given of his
action towards Mr.. Lassiter, and now
we are called upon to announce another
case of impudencc on his part. Yester-
day he called at Il house on Washington
street. asked for money, and when he
was refused he used very vulgar and in
decent language to the lady. The po-
lice should be on the lookout for him.
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COLERA'NE.

Colerane. y. c., April 24.--tSpee!al) y
Miss Eula Seasons and Miss Maud Cur
ley. from Windsor. werd in town this
week.
Miss Emma Jones. OF Brannng. is
visiting the Misses Ethcrdge. of this
place.
Mrs. J.W. Seasons returned home yes
terday from q visit to her daughter In
Edenton.
The personal property belonging to the
estate of j. E.Wllson, deceased, was
sold yesterday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-25

At the meeting of the Grand Council.
Royal Arcanum. held in Richmond. April
2lst, 1896. w Jones Williams, OF Ocean
Council was :e-elcted 10 the office OF
Grand Vice Regent of the State of Nir-
sinia: also +. Nash Bilisoly. of Ports
mouth Council No. 227. was elected
Grand Trustee. This is compliment to
old Portsmouth,