The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-10
EEIGllnORHoOD NEWS.
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| Abraham Shvior. az Iowa. Ia bpt. IN n
visit 10 his rnusin | Il VavIor 's ~
Miss Carrie Wetherald. who has bec, n,,ts
sick with di pnthera, IA nuch belter -, =
Onr nallairs go,r I'M,
are sbinnibg chr io"da ~ so,,s oasy anu
cities :" ' >S' " s "'e' " e"''efu
M;.s 1s,,i. s,,, ~
AIS 5enhIe shame, one OF the edttofs OF the
iiyes here. ~" '"''''''e'' 40 ''s'''hB resa'
The q & p a., ~,
pciinj,o nm s,, 3hiu tngihe WIZ soon leave
has mir hrats n"o'lef VIII oe substituted that
N.,',w ~, :, naa
M nn,a ann Mfs; Nicoll anu Miss Ada Wilson,
H. a,el aS' illln9is nro the gliesis Of Mrs.
m,... r' .'a''' i,'i'. lHl.tj IS
ip p INV "lhaow glass house IL Sill work.
,mE J." tmaynlohR,a anu stock Is being quietly
'"n." W ,nose VINO mean business.
Ihere VIII he Il social In the lecture room
OF the NJ, j. Chtrch on Friday evening to
Whlch everybody Is cordially Invited. tlEE
Many lsellairc pcope are In posrssion NJ
documents furnished BY the PROSECUTING Al.
torney, and they will take ,rlp TO 81. Clsirs.
Work will INV. In ,,.,,olfhr a. g.,
commissi nnor nv y, ~, W pusnt,u oy we street
street, Gravel I'M M. ,,.m " .,r,a
ferry viii he onrn b.i,r III. mi s, " 'n ~
winter nte here '' ''' '"0 'o''''' VI
mn ..n,,..v ,,, #
,,a ~" n,o Mtyisy vuteh lla. large audience
ars mo Hs sel. hugely entertained Bel
slare, and rspeciallv inr sn NV" ~ eI H. 'or ane
tcts bronrh, IN, H. III, ,H' s ' " .nc G!a'ae
may have m 1rr nt,,nr,s h., ;ho a., , ,uy W.
before The winter 10 "vsr y '"e '""'e l'e'so"'
r,o r,,,,.,,., a.,
y, iao. .}w"sIo!'"' oh"Tch hhu large audiences
hii,im . ~ ,s"Sp 1aeegef preach ana ~ spoke
Nnwart ami IN pa scf M rev. NJ liali OF
assI,,sS H. ~" ' W.T. i,'''nEsf,o "lhesSlie,
" "n,a ,", ~ '"e services; Ilese gentlemen
Tose .aSf t .ne rouhus OF some OF Our f-cto.
~, nv A''' 'o :, '''ucn 10 interest item.
The audience that assembled ut the Dis.
csp!es Church to hear Rev. nr. Willpts dis.
t, "s, ~, ~ SUNSHINE anu ms rules for
1914 pl' Wv, va 'aiser one t'ah some eS'
bnII;n, :; 81" ",s tmht tuh'oer OF those
;S .''NT ~ we're attracted 10 other enter.
IN H." h,I. nt plesent were NOT eohilhed
'rh ' 1a vi season ticKels, oy any means
ur ne as sy,a - l.s' @hen . lecture would not
,'inasoi S" NJ, III pelluire: lhls lecture
I'LL. n,I a., INV ao'ue were quite carried away
,oiJ v;,, ,na Mha!e 'he numerous parry,
"n"i,,rny u.ora Sptanet sinb"htiy elec!ise
+; I'm !, ,, w.. n.y. secofa even 70 nurdetts
i" In ,s '"Snse' .ney psoaueea. lhe second
u r..r NJ y. .nu "oate WIZ, no donn have
hv i I.ltn"ace stt VII % delivered
n n IN" ", tefH S;m. snolsSt; sinc philosophy
" =, w., ,"''e' next thursday evening.
=, lielnleln Bros, proprietors Of the boston
shoe iiGuse, have recently opened in Wheel.
ine Tue largest retail Boot um! Shoe House
IN tnal cry, where their Immense sales are
evidence Of TIE iact, that their prices are
lover than other Boot and Shoe Houses in
WEIGHING The citizens Of Delaire will be
r!easedlo learn that these ,genllemsn have
the same goods and prices at their Head.
quarters First National Dauk Building,
beiialEe, Ohio. y one need 10 to Wheeling
expecting to buy better goods or s.t better
prices ~
NEW CUMBERLAND
Wednesday, night was made liJcous by
the victorious shouts Of tue exulant Demo.
cru,s; their p.nt up feelings were given vent
heard in the years from 1851 to 1855. EarIy
in the evening n jnrrc Loniire was hpiit ~
riFf - ~" w sHuuN " tAluoH1ulus