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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
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81 Cur1 Nj. p. & barnes. oe4ar-
ton, were ii Uni the nrst Of the week
MRS John Eross1AnG son. George, Of M.
Savage: Mrs Elisha Simpson and son,
Harry, of Frostburg: Mrs. Jacob Weigle.
son Charles and daughter Laura, and
Mrs Clarence Thrasher of Cumberland,
attended the funeral of Geo. w. Simpson,
here Monday
Mt. Carbon Lodge of Free Masons, OF
Piedmont. last Tuesday elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the year be-
ginning January /, 1899: worshipful Mas
ter, D. E. Parke: Senior Warden. Harry
S. Fisher; Junior Warden. G. w. Beres-
ford; Secretary, Geo w. Mansbach;
Treasurer. VIM. f. Heslitt: Senior Del-
con, BENZ. r, Shultice: Junior Deacon, G
T. Netf; Chaplain. Rev. H. H. Kight: Ty-
Ter. ]. w. Forthman.
Philos Lodge No. 81. I. O. o. f., elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term: Samuel A. Dick Noble Grand; Jas.
Martin, Vice Grand: John H. Fisher. Re-
cording Secretary: John f. Seaber FL
nancial Secretary; Jas. H. Hose. Treasur-
er; Geo. W. Sheetz. Marshal; II. T. Sous
ders. CHAPLAIN; Charles Tonry, Represent.
ative; j. II. Hose, John H Fisher and
John Sluss, trustees; Daniel p. Seaber,
janitor; Manner Jenkins. C. ". Greitzner
and c. A. Suter. financial committee.
Eureka Lodge No. esS, Knights of Hons
or. has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: Past Dictator Jno. T.
Zais; Dictator. VIM. 7. Jameson: Vice
Dictator. n w. Lippincott Assistant Die
tator. n W. Schoppert: Reporter. o. IT.
Bruce; Financial Reporter, j. Frank
Burnworth; Treasurer w c. Johnson:
Chaplain. a. NJ. Porter; Guide, b. f.
Grenzebaclo; Guardian. w. y. Paxtoni
Sentinel Geo. r. Boyles; Trustees. o. II,
Bruce J. +. Burnworth and w. c. john
son.
Rice and Barton's Comedians gave an
excellent show Thursday night TO a
crowded house
G. W, Simpson. of Elk Garden, p, &
o. fireman who died at Cumberland Sat-
urday of typhoid fever, was buried here
Monday
Mr.. ]. X T. Johnson will close out his
stock of merchandise.
Jos. Schelaslzy, Polander. was burfed
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the A. o. U
w. will hold a fair holiday week.
Mr.. I'D. LEVEL, proprietor OF the LEVEL
House, is very I'll.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
GRAFTON.

Grafton, w. Va, December IL
Mrs. John 7. Pilson, Miss Chris Prison,
Mr.. Charles H. Pilson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mihard Prison.. attended the Pilson-
Borgess. wedding at Cherry Camp Mon
day.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage of DR.. Jos. e. K. Ellis and
Miss Berthe Davis, of this city, next
Wednesday, the 21st inst. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Hon. Z. e. Davis
and the groom is one OF Grafton S
leading physicians. This wedding will
be very swell affair. The bride and
groom will take an extensive wedding
tour through the eastern cities and on
their return will reside in this city.
w. s, Courtney has opened jewel
ers shop IN the Wehn building, Main
street.
Max Friedman left Thursday for
Shelbyvil!e, Kentucky, where he has
accepted a lucrative position with a
large jewelry firm in that city. Max
is one of Grafton's most industrious
young men and has a host of friends,
who will be rejoiced to hear OF his good
fortune:
In a letter received here a few days
ago from Quartermaster Sergeant S. w.
Poe. of the First regiment, the report
of the killing of H. P. Spurlock, for
merry OF this place, is denied and the
facts are that Spurlock arrested dis
orderly member of his company, but no
one was hurt at all.
Oak Camp, Modern Woodmen of
America, held its annual election Of Of
ficers last Saturday night, resulting as
follows: Venerable Consul, c. p.
Guard: Adviser, C. R. Lilly; Banker,
0. J. Crowley; Clerk, A. Foreman; Es-
cort, S. II. Sommerville; Waterman, e.
Sommerville; Sentinel, Z. R. Sawyer.
A grand musical and literary enter
tainment will be held in the Opera
House, Friday, December 30th, under
the auspices of the Methodists. Miss
Marion Short, the noted New York elo-
cutionist and impersOnatOr, has been
engaged for this entertainment and
this alone should be a guarantee OF a
fine entertainment. Miss Anna Pelly,
of Benwood, and Miss Maude Sheats
will render several musical numbers
each. The proceeds Of this entertain
ment are for the benefit Of the church.
Miss Minnie, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Love,
Of Tyrconnell, this county, will be mar
ried Wednesday, January 4, 1899. TO
Mr.. Andrew C. Cobb. The wedding
will occur at Tyrconnell at the resi-
denee of the bride. Miss Love has
quite large circle of friends in this
city who extend TO her in advance
hearty congratulations.
Hon. H. s. Wilson, of Parkersburg
was here Thursday on business and
greeting old friends
The various churches will hold their
usual Christmas exercises. Some OF
them, we understand, viii have Christ
mas trees.
Reports have been circulated several
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Ravenswood. w. Va, Dec T--Invita-
tions are out for the wedding of Miss Iva
Wells to REV. j "A. Joyce in the Christian
church, on the evening OF Thursday, Dec.
End
Mrs. VIII Helms is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. W. Il. Hoyt. she will remain
most of the winter here. as her husband
is chaplain in the navy, and is now with
his ship.
Mrs. F. F. Mcintosh spent Thursday in
Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E Watts rejoice in the
last Tuesday morning.
Mrs. ]. T. Nancy came in from Spencer
Tuesday and will spend few weeks with
Mrs. Watts.
Miss Nellie Harwood is visiting her sis
ter in Parkersburg.
Hon. V. A Lewis was called to his
home last week by the serious illness of
his little daughter She is now improving
and hopes are entertained of her recovery.
Mr.. Fl w. Browns family have moved
to town and are occupying the Hussler
house for the winter. \
The minstrel show given by members OF
the Utopia Club Thursday evening was a
great success AL the performers did
creditably. and the whole performance
was one of the best minstrels ever given
here. The receipts We're over fifty dollars.
We understand they will give the same
show in Spencer before long.
n. o. Rudman, of Spencer, was visiting
his fathers family here last week.
Numerous sleighing parties were out
Wednesday evening
Christmas festivities will be INDUCED in
by all the Sunday Schools The Bapti.ts
will have their treat Saturday afternoon,
and their appropriate Christmas exercises
Sunday evening. The Presbyterians will
have a treat and music at the late home
of b. D. Williams. The NJ. e chruch
Sunday School viii have Christmas pro-
grem and treat in their church Saturday
evening. At that time also the II, +.
church, South, people will give in their
church a cantata entitled santa Claus
and Uncle Sam The Christian church
also have arranged a program and treat
for Christmas eve
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
PIEDMONT INDUSTRIAL.


The engineer corps of the Potomac VAL
ley and Bismark Railroad Company, that
have been surveying route from Bis
mark, station on the West Virginia
Central and Pittsburg Railway, on top of
the Allegheny mountains, in Grant coun-
ty, through to Strasburg, Va. by way of
Moorsfield and Romney w. Va. and Win
chester, Va, disbanded for the present, at
Romney.
q. j. Berwind and wife have decided TO-
600 acres of coal land lying ii Bedford
county, Pa, to the Wilmore Coal Compa-
ny. The deed required $3.50 worth of rev.
enue stamps. Another deed from same
parties required $3.50 in stamps.
Jerry Powley, miner in the Hampshire
mine near Piedmont, had his shoulder
dislocated and ankle badly injured by a
fall of coal.
Albert Topper had his knee badly hurt
by being thrown from a mine car, which
ran away down an incline at Franklin.
All the coal mines of Homecoming, Md,
and along the line of Georges Creek and
Cumberland Railroad, were idle last Mon
day, owing to a reported epidemic of
small pox at Bedford, which prevented
cars being delivered to these mines
The coal shipment from the Georges
Creek-Cumberland region for week end
ing December 10 amounted to 1919 tons,
and for the year to date. 3S431S6 an in
crease of 1896 tons of same period of
1897 During same week %, $50 tons of coal
and 4,59S tons of coke were shipped from
the Elk Garden and Upper Potomac re-
gion of West Virginia.
The j. c. Orrick Son Co., of Cumber-
land, will begin work soon on their ware
house here for their branch wholesale
grocery.
j. D. George & Son, of Cumberland have
completed ten new tenement houses at
Homecoming, Md, for the American Coal
Co.
The Hendricks Company, dealers in gen
eral merchandise and real estate. of Hen
bricks Randolph county, has gone into
the hands of a receiver. They owe about
100000. They own about $40, coo worth of
real estate. Circuit Clerk W. X Pritt
was appointed receiver.
The E. J. Fredlock Building Co., of
Piedmont, are finishing up a large number
Of contracts. This firm has been very
busy the past season,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

LOCAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC LABOR NEWS

Bile that the grievance will be fixed
up at present, as the plant was closed
down in every department yesterday
for an indefinite period.
Two new plate mills will be built at
the LaBelle on the site of the cooper
shop, at the lower end of the works.
The ground has been surveyed re-
Gently for this purpose.
Never in the history of the flint glass
industry were the prospects for bust
ness brighter. The inquiries of the
past week are the talk of the trade, as
they are more numerous than they
have been for years. This has set the
statesmen to thinking, and they are all
hustling to get as much business as
possible. Next month the annual glass
exhibit takes place at the Mononga-
hela House, in Pittsburs, and buyers
from all parts of the country will visit
PittSburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
ryOhio River railroad has opel

: TyOhio River Railroad has opened
~ Ticket Office in Mcclure Hotel
NIX, corner Market and Twelfth
efets. Tickets on sale to all points
/ yuth. West, Southwest and Southeast.
Quickest and best route to Lexington
and Louisville, KY. and points in Vir-
ginia and the Carolinas. Call and pro-
cure information as to time, rates, etc.
before purchasing elsewhere. Only
$50 to Cincinnati.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Q. A. Herrick sells the Capital City
Dairy Co.'S Purity Butter, the best But
ter made. Price, 15c per pound. 1924
Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

New Mixed Nuts 10c 10. Fresh Mixed
Candy 4c ID. 25c Wax Candles and
Candle Holder for holidays, etc. @. 4.
Hsrrick. 1924 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Buy your Xmas Watches, Clocks and
,nwelry at Odbert's. south end creek
bridge. One-half price of other stores.
Finest line in the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Drums, Drums. Drums, from 4S cts.
up. JOS. GRAVES SON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

LADIES and ChiIdneu's Kid Gloves, all
shades. see and 15c. swabacIzer's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
WAYAESHuRG.

vantl-5o teams, work all winter.
banlin loil well supplies. A. c. RUDY,
New hrtinsville, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18
WINES.

Chamragns. Rhine Wines, Burgundie~
Clarets, Saaternes, California Wines of all
Kinds p. WELTY & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Holiday goods in large variety. swabaek
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Finest Delaware Holly and Christ
mas goods in the city at Smiths, 946
Main st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

A reduction of Is per cent on all
Suits, Trousers and Oyercoats at 1872
Market street.
W. D. JONES, The Tailor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

The EH Optical Parlor will be open
every evening until Christmaa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-18

Col and lgs. w. T. Crooks, Of Keyser:
T p Dixal of Elk Garden; Miss Grace
Sbaffer osFrostburg; Miss Emma Myers,
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13
THE
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Homestead Patents in st. Lendry
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, }
New Orleans, La, June ID. 1898. {

new UFleanS, La, June IA, 1898. J
HON. B. BLOOMFIELD, OPELoUsAs, LA,
Dear Sir 81 herewith send you a list
of Cash Patents now on file in
this office, belonging to parties residing
in your parish. 1t is important that the
%patentees should secure their patents at
IN early date. To obtain possession Of
them, they must transmit to the Regis
ter their Final Receivers Receipt and
in cases OF loss of Receivers Receipt,
al affidavit of loss must be substituted.
In event Transfers of property has been
made, the present Owners OF the land
must file an affidavit t showing owner
ship.
Zeuon A. Ardoin, Benjamin Avant,
Nicholas Amy, EnelieD Bernard, Fran
coise Beard, Homer Bertrand, Jean
Louis Bernard, Charles Bertrand, ST.,
Joseph Burgo, ST., c.. Comeau, c. CO.
meau, bartholomew Dejean, Dalicourt
lDuplechain, bartholomew Deiean, Va
lery Landreneau, Dr.. Hugh Montgom-
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fred Collins, Emile Hebert, VIM. w.
Humble, Samuel Haas, Thomas s.
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Bred0n, Paul Duplechain, Henry p.
Fontenot three entries, Onite Fruger,
Gerard Fruger, Honore F~uselier, Onile
Fruger, Thomas Fair. A. B. F~ontenot,
Pierre Forest. Bennett johnson Felicite
Jeansonne, Wild. Carmelite Lafenr,
Paul Lafeur, Andrew Miller, Pierre B.
Manuel, John B. p. b. Manuel, Joseph
Marcantel, Eugene Muller, Raphael E..
Manuel, Rebecca McIntire, Michel Pru-
d'homme, George Provost, Jean b. F.
Re1geau two entries, Jean Bite. F. ROu-
geau, Heirs of Marie Felonise Thibo-
deaux, Valerien Veilion.
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES p. JOHNSTON,
RECEIVER.
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D par an vous permettra d'avoir
FRRIER on visite chez vons cha
maine.
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Read This Circular!
DEAR FARMER:

This Circular will make you acquainted with the uncontested
superiority of a new species of Cotton, which have introduced and
acclimated and which is cultivated by a great number of our best
p~lanters-Jeff Welbons Cotton.
Several years experience gives an undeniable proof of its posi-
tive merits:
1st-It is extra early; planted in April, 1t will take about three
months for its ripening, and towards the first days of August, the
crop will be made.
'A2d-It avoids then the Catterpilars and extreme heat of July
and "A Aspst, for men and beasts.
3dSrSrSad is proportionate to the fertility Of the soil; stalks
have lnodut9T wen two pounds of lint. In alluval and well manur-
ed lands, as Neyou DIES Gaizes, Atchafalaya, Tcche and others it
will certainly yfiilI from one to two and a half bales of lint to the
acre. Een 4" p"S>nlo"dx it will yield "te times more than any
other cotton. =
4th-The cultiyatjau du1endered quite easy IS it should be
planted in rows aboss two td a half feet apart, the stalks being
placed close ~togetheaa on the rosss, requiring 'eze work in blowing,
hoeing, etc, etc. s. . "
6th-Its picking is clean, easy and rapid.
7tl-The lint is fine and sells higher than any other variety.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13

Fresh eggs, chickens and all country
produce at Fred. L. Sandoz's.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13
NotFe Armee.

Pcu apI6s son retonr d'Enropc, Pa,
nter, le genaral Miles, 4ui await e,
Id Aei0n d'examiner DIES corps d'arme.
IN d%if6rents pays du vieux cont
d6clara que n0tre armee rGgul6re
spetite qn'elle fdt. 6tait compar
u nx meillieures organizations mil
Ill await vus parader lors d.
# M.e. On ne pOrta pas bean.
attention 4. cette declaration
6rs, mais la note qui Went de some
major do Grandprey, envoy6 fran.
30 charge de suivre les operations
elitaircs d Cuba pour fait part de Sc!
oeervatiOns a son g~overnement
smble d6montrer que 10 commandanI
4 chef de Dotre arm6e n'avait pas
p1tll6 par simple vantardise
NOici en- effet &c que dit 10 major Dc
1sssuprey qni va nos soIdats 1
zjzAusre:
s1sAl, dit il, l'admiratfon Ia plus com.
11te pour les troupes a%m6ricaines.
8S3sCest IN corps superbe individuelle-
mt ct CONNIE arm6e. ct je ne croit
~ que part tout l'nnivers on puis
f6syer nn lot aussi splendide do sol,
Lslir esprit agressif est lear trail
1sact6ristique 10 plus apparent. lis
EoAutRnxienx de &c battre ct non pas
EteoOlD DIES ordres dun officer pour les
pon6ser de Pavant.
un antre trait caract6risque est la
e1hflance en- sol meme de chaque sol.
N e'sst-a dire resprit d'initiative.
Trait est pressure inconnu dams les
1Fn6es SnrOpAennes on cliaque monve.
|aent depend de i'esprit d'initiative dc
Roficier.
"Mais les Americans SO battent Dc
Avant, rencOntrant les obstacles au fur
a mesure qu'ils sc pr6sentent. ct les
bversant de lear propres chef. Des
eknm0A de CO calibre font nns arm6e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT imp6tueuse, car
kqn8 unite contribute au movement
eistable dune pouss6e en- avant.
Les troupes espagnoles mont pas
10 qualit6. Files sont passives,
i prndeates."
10 qui contribute a donner plus
y Importance au t~Gmoignage do sol
Y francais, c'est que parmi les
pes quill a vues 4 Santiago, il y un
ID nombres de volontaires, qui, il
in \ pas oncOr .trOis mois, %n'avaieDt
aa lis porte de fnsil ct ne connaisaient
b Ia vie des camps.
Get h autre chose aussi quill fait
Dir de c~onstater, c'est que depnis la
anction de 10 fotte de Cervera Ia
ssAs# e1rop6enne a sensiblement
r6 dG ton d notre 6gard. On cher
\ nous ignorer, on ne voulait
dans notre premiere victoire ma
% ane des effets du hazard, mails
s,it ~ change. On %reconnait main
bna1t que les Americans valent
lee chose !; on salt qu'lls sont ne
Bs pour ignorer les petites tTa-
cs ct pour fair respecter leur
LA Presse.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13

lue les lies Hawaii sont deye-
Possessions am6ricaines, parlons-
BIC Nm peu.
bras des statistiques r6centes, il y
nd ces files $4,000 catalogues, 3d.
lpsiens protestants ct agnostigues,
IS 600 ChiD0is ct Japonais.
N q en- Outrc les C%anagues,
sent antlir0pophages, aa nombre
uo| Domaine de mile.
= ciimat de Hawaii resemble beau
4 celai dn sud des Etats- Unis, ct
~ temps les n4ges americans
AZ fxsr sans donte, atm d'6chap-
lR destruction don't ills sont de
ID plus advancement menaces.-
kesse, Holyoke, Mass.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13

premier yapeur qui ait jamais
rs6 PAtlantique portrait fierement
pecan AMERICAN.
TAFT 10 Savannah, construct a New
par Francis Pickets achet6 par
lam Scarborough. II a quite New
! leo mai 1919 ct est arrive a Liv-
|Dl vingt.deux jours plus tard, sans
/ subj le moindre accident.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13

hprimrie du COURIER fait toutes
d'impressions, en- francais GU en-
q, telles que: circulars, 'cartes
Tres, constitutions de societies, pro-
mes, totes do complies, dc lettres,
ptc.
prix sOnt mOd4r6s.
pr plus amples renseignements
reeser aO bureau dn COURIER,
dai1, Opel0usas, en- personne OH
ettre.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13
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TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF rII!LnS0-
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For catalogues address the Secretary of Tie
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|ns In Servie. un royaume d'Eu-
roD q une maniere nouvelle de
I les flies Aux fen8tres dies
onasQni Do trouvent sur les rnes l'on
npefcevoir des poupees pendaes
enr tAtee. Celia annonce que dams
naisOn pc trouve une file qui est
Eier.-Bonne Id6e.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13

Wonder il it amt about time for you
to read a good paper9 Try the OPE-
LOUsAs COURIER. No Office-holding
syndicate or political joint stock com
pany controls it's co .nmns. Nobody
bosses this ranch bnt it's owner. So
Der wear.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13
1otINV

Invite you cordially to come and examine the crops Of the fol
lowing gentlemen and farmers who emn1atically proclaim the merits
and superiority of this Cotton and their great satisfaction. To-day
their stalks contain from twelve to fifty large bols, while the other
species show but a few.
By q personal inquiry, you will get the best conviction. Do
like st. Thomas.
Sebasten Vidrne, Nalcour SoHcau, tr3@te Vidrine, Edgar La
aeur, Cid. Ortego, z. Bacon, Ewell Ducott, II. I4andrcneau, @. Bi-
gnac, Gabriel Joubcrt, Jos. Harley, DR.. L. Monca, L. Nancte,
and your humble servant,
UI5En AH,E NJ II
The Opelousas courier., 1898-08-13

ID. X. Breazeale, the we'll known mill
wright. will make OpeiOnsas his head
quarters for some time to come, and il
prepared to undertake any work in his
line. Orders through the p~ostofice will
have prompt attention.