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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Ne..es i A.s.sy s.v,a ia. ~, s;ss y - .u.t
ees9et h1s al0d n04dco az hi in1fnS6oo Is nlaks
n1 gseo!in support q his Cleim, ard that ssii
psoos ~! y nade bel6ts b Twssdlje cloek di1t
= = fsanane. ,Dn Oct q, IN, Vie:
es ths u = q. 8 e q! qrssc 10 tpies ~,
~ namee the following witnesses 10 peoy0 hi
oontinupts Holtdence upon md CtiluvniSoa n
w !aoo: Ftanets Oe1be, Henry Ssollslin, ReAes
Deaio!s. John Aatineall, all u lembina cnunty
v'M B. G. TIFFANY, Rsgiseef,
w. Land 00ee. Grand Fofks. D. T. Oct, 10, i0sa
Meace = hereby 8iven tl,at The following nssncd
eesa!ee b! 0led noGoe Of his intention y, maks
nnAl peeof In rapport Of his claim aud that I'M
pe19s WIN b made beenre u. r. Vaughn, notary
public q Pemhina. D. T., on Ncvsmbes ~
b. the ae qr &c o ic0 { 81 =.
~ names me 9ollOWing Witaeasee 10 peoyo III
eonenucus tesideuce upon and Cultivated oi
AZ land, viz: Amos Bell, John Hufti, Mn II
TAU George Bell. gu Of HoEssmont DIT
RR Vaughn. Attorney. 4S.iy
Y. Q. Land Odacs, Grand Porn. OF, 10. ieea.
Notice y hereby given that The following named
eettier hes nlcd n0ticgof his Intention q make
nnal pfoGt 10 support Of hin claim and that nd
Pf0of Will Be made before the Clerk or tho Ois.
tstst Court 1t Pembtns, D. r., on November 81
Carl 0ottftied vollnth
sor NEE hfss Qr &c I. and . hi % az 40 10 b
ne names the following witnesses to prove hi.
eonanuovs residence upon and cultivation Of
aid land; viz: "a MentE, Vim l.epiere, Felix
II Il Vaughn, Attoraey. M
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1eef Hsunina.

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lunsNs t.~s..s- s,...H..-e
man !. ~ .,oc. - h..s.s.s osH ~
Mass winn;rss Man
~ EnHe ofst p..i ~. ,..r 4. ,,.,.o.
r.. ~. -. $3.50 .o,i...,.. go. ~.
t.inin. e. ths Fo,t e. n.,llic..so,, !. =.
FAn1nrysss nsr.fs,s s,nrtr =
Aysrsse dailv shermom.4a, a. IL.
wi endinc a.. sMh ~ dssrs.. = .o.,
.tha v,srm.-t d.v = 4, Anal In ds.,.ss
Tha colae.t d.y -. ~. ea.h =. q, M
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Rosr. EWING. A..o,ney =. u TIFFANY ReEi, e

land Office. Grand Forks, D. r., Oct. II, f06e
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam
Cd settler In. tiled notice Of his intention 70 make
proof will be male before the clerk Of the al
trict court at femhina, D. T., on December ID
1881, viz; Richard DeNarae,
Tor lots 4 9 and the hf ne OR rec tp 1872 So v
He names the following witnesses t. proye hi
cOntinu0ua residence upon and cultivation o
aid land. viz; George Richer, O. W. Mathews
Samuel Kennedy, Paul Johnaon. all OF Pembini
county, D. T.
- BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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BIC. TIFFANY. Rssisssr.

Land Once, Grand Forks, Oct, H. 1aes,
Notice Il hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 ma
hnal proof In support Of bis claim and that sad
public ct pembina on November Sgkh, loo3.
Daniel Christie.
Tor the re Or sec tn l6l 81 ",
He names the following witnesses b prove In
continuous residence ulnn and cultivaStnu ii
said lnnd, viz; W. ID. Clark, willism rlyior
William Murphy, James Murphy, su Il toilette
d. T.
,,,. &c. TIFFANY. Register
HOBv. LINING. Attorney. ri
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Tho hl session q tho district oourt
closed on Saturday morning la, . night
seDaon having been held on Friday
70 enable the judee 70 finish hi work 4
5tins 70 Ct sway next day On The fose.
no0nts1in.
B CitaG. Howard, indic4sd lpr fssssyy,
~ .sssssasd = tnpIiisos,neut q ~
ysaIs md - naesiiss. 81 -
Tbs 60 q Dsusr u. Rsass It'd
soses - ~. ~ mt
a 49, T. ien Il
L! !! q! Il ! = !!
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The undersigned desiressa sitsstion 4
teacher. Holds . god secopd csa.s OH.
IN. BArzsAs,
~ Bowesnssynk,
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LAso OFFICE. usAxp Forks. u. :

LAND OFFICE, HhAND fOExR, -. +.
Oct. 10. isc3.
Notice IL hereby given that following nan. 4
settler has fled ir,tIce ri his intention " nskc
ilal prcof in SUPPORT Of ls claim. ana that sail
proof will be made before R"ie.t Ewing. u sary
public ct Iembina. d. T.. on November u, u.s..
via: stirling st.ailcr
for the re Y rec - tp 1861 81.
lie names tile following Witnesses 4 prove HE
continuous residence nnnn. and e,ltitati"r VI
said lanl VIE: John Is. Carter. r. r. II t's~ aiad.r,
Charles Quineli. John Is. Caster.s all III Pca,kina
county D. !.
y. c. TIFFANY. Register.
u. kHlSG, Attorney J2.jS
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LAnDorr1or. aaAsD ro.n,, D. :.

Sept II, isss.
Notice u hereby given that the following named
settler hiss fled notice Of his intention 10 make
dual proof in support Of his claim, and that aid
proof will be made before Robert Tweedls, clerk
81 the Deatstc Court q Pembina, d. r., on New
ID, 1883, Wis:
Frank A wardweu
for the NV ar sec II tn 1852 81.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
said land, Wig: Win Mutual, Ti0s Preitie. Jooeph
Ewing, Robt Ewing. all II Pembins county.
And you, ChristiAn Julius, who on tie 18Th
Sc sp ID y as beseby no ~ .ae nv ssS g
cause at this ONCE on or before Nov "a, 1853, ii
any there be, why aid Frank A WardWeil shouid
not be allowed 70 make pro0f and payment tof
s-il &c. TIFFANY. Rasise.r.
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FOR County Auditor. J. ID Bird.

103 C A4dtSo1s j. y. 01T6
Il would seem at present that M. J. H.
Bird will b elected n the Office he now
hoads without any opposition. Mr.. Bird
has proved ooanpetent and faithful
Officer. amply justif Tying The expecsationa
Of those who placed him in his position
and justly earning the fullest confidence
q the people Of the county. Tho resposs.
ible duties Of county anditor are In good
i,sndA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02
OLGA.

At the feast of All Saints day at Olga
Nov. l, it was expected that high. mass
wonld be held. Music, instrumental and
vocal was to be furnished by Messrs.
Duval and Doyle aud Miss Sara Doyle
and an appropriate sermon delivered by
Rev. Father St. Peter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

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vSich i. i.s,. g, ~ ~ sss ~ ~ 20,
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| M hsia ds.~ 49,, .,,s;, -, - ~ own
e1mhiss = n. I'M !. ~. -. = -.
ee,thiv an -. -. =. 49, ... .as ~ W.
~, -;sh .:;,.s,,s- e. =. . ss..ss ~.
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ins lihs,siiv Is,..s i rei...s 49, A
~ foii.. ssss,s.,.,,. = s,..s s suoass
| shs.,,r., -. ~. ~. es
,,rs - 49,. .....,sS .. ~. ~" .o .os
bssrs,s q day snds nav chonninc no.ch,rs
He WIN SHORTLY run night and day. He
= also increasing the sise Of his mill,
which, when completed. viii be an i'm
posing structure thres stories high.
Lat Sunday Flsnk IeMay and an
other Frenchman len this place for their
homss mar the Boundary Line. They
nad oeen drinking 81 day. leaving their
PONIES withoat Scod OF Hatsr. On the
wy nome ne pennies waded into the
nms pond hold they came to for . drink
ana oeeams sntangied In part ofthe
nstne ana ~ struggling to dissnRage
tnemseases became nired. Nh. LeMay.
AWAKENING 20 inc met that his ponies
Wefo Drowning. eoe ont Of the waeon to
unnaeen enem. desuoceeded In unlock
three Of the tuEg when the horses
plunged and drew the wagon upon him.
He never tcse aGain there being two and
hall let q watsf who're hs fell. The
other man We either too frightened or
10 aapidly drank p rsudsr any assistance
and remaned iathS wagon until next
mosntns. about nine hous. whom Mr..
yehh b. sHatsey NJ attracted By his
CRIES ard took him 70 town . wettes,
saddef and wiser man. He still claimed
he knsw uothing q his companions
whereebouts. butthoosht hey drown.
cd. Aessn. Movin. LAtond Mercier and
he then retained and found LeMay
s ....e. -. wol VIZ ono "aeea ON ms
coat and the ponies with their heads to-
Ms.u. .le ..son' no ~ ssksn Gut TO
w 49, - = tae pooo sno inc coroner
~ 49, soa. ne eslsspnea oaek 70 bury
a a.m 1, seso.u.npy ~ VIZ oer,ed a. the
~ !oe cemeeesy. Deceased leaves four
u ~ one " Wn1n 10 married. The
osue. ..'soe ~ NV =, "s'"s WIN neF. Ihe
49, 49, "oeea =, sns laesas I" warning
oo. -, .Sas " ~ ssese Keepers. saloon
49, s' A.s'1.,' -oo, ~, " c'ose theif
~ =. oa..ae on o.nosy OF expect
w tseu scoo.u'nS 70 Jaw, ana
~ vps1.ol - seass.uy expressed that
~. NJ low 4, ~" L. NJ. ''cense' no being
'n' 1a'sa I'M sol9 .ae nqoof'
+. cAvlLEER.
: 1'1P.osA"x'
~ 1e sssas '%.ae1 49,, .n.esnins a's
~ "e.n. n.sND'el sn0 aey'
'Ss G"..-. r.1. s. S ax. .a1 1olH'
1919 49, ~ AZ pa Two OF
| ~. " - .ay of Snssnsm.
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DoYLE.s LAKE.

A correspondent at Doyle's Lake, iew
miles to the nortl, of Rosa Lake in range
fifty eight, writes. us a. follows: We
lately enjoyed the honor Of d visit from
the Rev. Father st. Peter, who was look.
ing we'll and mucl, improved in health.
The reverend gentleman intends erecting
Q church here soon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

TH1as WAS considerable midnisht
marauding around town on Hallow Zen
"Wednesday. Alhtle Of such fun may
be excussble. bat when Il 10 carried %
hr = to cause serious damage 70 pro-
pesty It takes on malicious aspect. By
the way. oae Of the boys had an exciting
foot nce Ill to himself at the Instance Of
. gun fired 81 near him In an opposite
direction. John Kabernagls watched
that boy from . secluded place in his
saloon and declares he made the beat
time evsf made II this town.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

1AruoAre,

O4l&0. 49,:
r..,.,
~; a.. ~. =. We. : ,ew o. the ctasena
sc ~ ~. =. .' 80 unoess On the bridge
ss1o 0le Tongue nvef on the Seventh
-.
p..hs.." 49, a ,.. ss..se noes ase oesn IN
~. Ie,sr ". We Ge are tnas nthsrs b
c.,,s '>A '''1'' asss aezs u " kepe vesy
49, 1880,
Ono day last week Michael Neaese,
Tss... go '.e VIZ HAPPY MINER ola boy.
N AL. & 80 ~" ae2e'eo " va thas
se- =
Antesseoing prairie mes can b seen
8. NC. any time thess dayst Parties
mould neas u mind that 70 ct the psai-
no On mo y criminal onsncs.
Wn. James new barn d complsted.
rug posaso crop 'thst seemed to be
acomea 70 destruction bv the early snow
sso.m " turning out well. where they
"ete Psanseddeep.
II u 10 b hoped that fewer mistakes
viii occur tn ouzsmsil matter inths future
- Asse supt Wilder. fths railway mail
service, informs 10 that he has taken
~. % cos1ees the wrongs heretofore ex-
''s.n
One Gay la& week Mr.. J. W. Hughes,
o. solistte' paSed through our town with
. mo drove Of young cattle. A GOOD
many Of our farmers would do we'll to FOL-
low tho example Of Nh. Hughes and
work into stock.
One nisht lat vesk NJ, Ro-.,,.
= ..as. ana mosner dropped In upon him.
~ "" ~. co@paese surprise to NJ. Bowen,
~ AT: n0wen ": comes nom Mime
~ ~. ~ - NE !ooka q our county.
W. ...snl.es the not that he ssss Il ii
- umsvoaso,e ame-as TO mud and I'M
p'ea.ntweesneh :.
On Friday night Mr.. Foster, seeing the
nre saktnE few miles west Of town, va
compelled 10 60 In the night and work "a
~ u. ny. ~ may % nun TO go the
- oe. uu' u y M NON fnnny TO ~
ny ~ .soka PUN eown.. Ihee ms 19ht
~. Snev@AeT SUI Anay Hasee h& 6eil
".y w mo me nfe.
hev. Aerfbot. who comes TO ~ from
dayton viii havs chasse Of the n. E
churches At Bathgate. Hamilton and CIR.
lisle. Mr. Asszoot i very highly spoken
ot ana comes In good cause. He viii
90 IN 0AAv
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C tiffany, Register.

esx.. Land Once, Grand Forks, Oct. IN, 1872.
Notice ID hereby given that the f0lloN Ing nam.
ed settler has filed notice Of hts intention Ia
make final proof In support Of his clain and thai
SAID proof Will be made before JAMES C.. Heay,
notary public ct Drayton, D. T.. on December 10
Hamilton Hemenway,
for the sw Or rec - tp 100 81 ".
HE naMes the following witnesscs ~ prove his
continuous residence upon aud c,iltlvsl II II aid
land, viz: Albert Garrett. OF 81. Th-inae, James
Spotswood. JGhn ". Pharis, GeOrxe SlEiswOotl. Of
DnytDn. d, Z.
And yon. David Hemenway. who or the 9TH ds,
u Nay, 1881, dled ID. &. No. no, On the sw .lr kt
= r. 100 81 ". sre hereby naitcd " Show ca,,se
q this once on or before December TO- 1854. II any
there be why raid Hamilton Hemei,W ~ ei,.iiltl
not be sl!owedto make proof and payment for
'am , ssas'. nc r,xr.sx r..,...
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Fun wsa&hsi.. n - 81 'I7' .s-s

LOOK out for Gu. b wisht's sspple.
asat nsxt xssk announcing ~ 6arni.
tars sals. So =.
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1YNER.
NECHE.

The c. orc. II. will open thei,
clothing store adjoining Trotter Bros
next week. See notice elsewhere.
Rev. Prof. Bryce Of Winnipeg will
preach in the Presbyterian church mex,
Sunday evening, November 4th. The
Rev. gentleman should be greeted with
Q full house.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Gsosss PAakz. has q horse in bad con.
dition BY wounds inflicted BY some un.
known penon. On Wednesday morn.
ing early at seven Mile Point, where
they were threading, he went out to feed
his hones aud found ono Of them will,
. cash cut In each side. They are ugly
wounds and leave the animal in . bad
7 condition.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

wosxx.s are hard It Il putting the
roller machinery into the -four mill,
We learn from Mr.. Hickock tha& they
expect TO have The mill In readiness fol-
work BY Monday. Nov. 18th. The mill
will then require over four hundred
bushels Q day Of No. hard, which will
sct - tonic on the wheat market,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Ifhaewk ~ Ashlsvas turn 70 smils
~ snilsol coatsa}m and assaAeeion,
the recent arrival 10 his houss bsing q
lhtle Sirl. Etc, 60.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

K1so KnnrsY and his troupe did 1T
haks . favorable impression On the
audience that gathered to witness their
performances last Thunday evening. The
entertainment did not correspond to the
pompous hard bills that preceded tl,sm.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Tn time has arrived sbe bankinl
houses and preparing sbr the rieoss q
winter. Thorough work In banking
houses Avss faGl a1d promotes eomapst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
HUNG 10 A BED POST.
c4elsTopA REpp's UNIQUE DEATH.
a. Hang. Himself to Bed Post with strap Be.
eaus. dis Vile Declines to Get Rim Some
Bs.r-La Aged German. while IatOIl.
Gated, Euds a Career of ylel,,Itudes.

Shortly after ten o'clock last night a tels-
phone message came from Fulton to County
Coroner schultze, that Chrlstoph Repp, of the
village over the hill, had committed suicide
by hanging, and asking him to come out and
hold an inquest. He did SO, but was pre-
coded by the reporters, who when they ar
rived at the house, small cottage near the
school house, found Repp still hanging
where he had suspended himself by leather
strap to bed post. The post was not over
four feet hign, and the dead mans feet were
bent under him on the floor, showing that
he bad died Of slow strangulation.
Mrs. Repp aud a girl were alone In the
house. The old lady said that her husband
mad been In the city from o'clock in the
morning ill In the evening He then came
home intoxicated His wife had supper
ready, and told him to sit down, but he 70.
fused; telling her to 90 TO the saloon and get
him some beer. She dissuaded him, telling
him that she would get him some beer In
the morning. This augered him, and shortly
he went TO cupboard and took out strap
saying he was going to mend his boots
this morning. Mrs. Repp went into the
the stable 10 feed her COW. and was en-
RdHeu IQHIt uuuut lAlt hOuts W ASh sAS
Returned TO the house she found that he was
not in bed, ard looking around made the
chastity discovery She went 10 neighbours
Mrs Neuhardrs, and she returned with her.
By her advice the body was left hanging
until the Coroner arrived. He cut 1t down,
and after taking Mrs. Repp's testimony, rem.
dered verdict in accordance with the facts.
Repp was 63 years old, and had been In
this country about thirty-three years. hall
OF which was spent in this vicinity. He was
born In HeSse DArmstadt He had been mar.
ried three times, and lived with his last vile
fourteen years. He had one daughter living,
Mrs. Wilhelm Englehardt OF this city, and
nephew, Philip Repp, in steubenyille,
Tnree brothers are living in Germany. He
was a cooper by trade, but has worked fol
George Hess, tile East Wheeling butcher, fol
two or three years
Mrs. Repp said he was good enough when
sober, but quarrelSome when drunk. She
said be had been long time not right in bis
head" Some time ago be was hurt by beer
wagon, since which he has often threatened
to cut of one arm which never fully recovered
from the injury. He has also repeatedly de.
clared that he would kill himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01

TeIegraphic Points-Genoral News From
the Leyee.
The Courier Is this mornings Parkersburg
packet
The Scotia is due up this morning en- route
for Pittsburgh.
The G. Y. Lucas departed for fowhatan
yesterday ataP.a.
The Abner ONeal yesterday resumed her
Steubenville-Wheeling trade.
The Princess and Little Anna continue to
run in their respective trades.
The Modoc passed up yesterday with
empty barges, aud the Mt Glare passed up
light
Last evening the river had IL feet 10inches
OF water in the channel and was falling
slowly.
The piurnal arrived yesterday at $780, a. NJ,
and departed at y p. N. for parkersburg, hay.
ing big trips both ways.
The Sidney is making up her load OF
freight, nails, etc., from the different mills,
and will leave for Cincinnati on Saturday.
This will be the first trip for this boat foF
many weeks
Tho following boats passed down yesterday
with tows Of coal Rescue, Joseph u. VIII
liams 1.-THE largest towboat ON the Ohio riverl !,
James A. Blacknore, Samuel Clarke, L. W.
Morgan, James Gilmore, Eagle, Samuel Mil
Ter and Joseph Nixon.
PtrrsBuRoH, January 3l.-River s feet II
inches aud falling; cloudy and cold.
OIL CRY, Pa, January sl.-Riyer 2 feet 10
inches and stationary; cloudy and cold.
MoRsAxrowx, January 3l-.River Q feet
and falling; weather clear thermometer S59.
FAIRMoSF, January Sl.-River feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy; Their
moneter 800.
EVANSVILLE, Igp, January al,-Riyer ata,
t!onary; % feet, Tinches; clondy; thermonie.
ter 29o. ArriVed-J. 8. Hopkins, Ariadine
and Rainbow. Observation-Disclosures, Louis
vile.
CtSclxSAr1, O., January al.-Rivsr 20 feet
and rising. Weather clear and cold, Do
parted-Vint shinkle for Memphig Up1a
sohenol., Will 8, Hays and Raven and barBes,
New Orleans.
CAIRO, ILtS., January Sl.-Arriyed-Cons
Miller, Cincinnati. Departed-Miller, Mem:
phis; Star, New Orleans. River so feet 2
inches and falling Weather cloudy Their
mometer $50.
NEw ORLEANS, January Sl.-Arriyed-Chas.
Morgan, Cincinnati; Annie P. Silver, St
Louis. Departed-Golden Crown, Cincin.
natl; i. ]. Grace and barges, Ohio river.
Weather clear and slightly cooler but pleas
ant; thermometer 62e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
TINE EMMA ABBOTT ENaAqENEvr.

The Abbott Opera Company's engagement
at the Opera House next Monday and Tues
day evenings will probably be the great mu-
steal success Of the season 10 this city. A
popular prima donna, a company OF strength
and excellence, and two splendid operas unite
to give assurance Of highly enjoyable enter
ment and the high degree Of artistic excel
lence which characteriges her performances
this season, have been fsyorably commented
upon wherever she has appeared. That her
company Is one OF the foremost OF It's kind Is
generally acknowledged. II should be re.
membered that Miss Abbott will sing In both
operas-"Martha" and LA Sonnambula."
These are two works In which she e1oels aud
their Interpretation requires the services OF
the entire compauy-pfinclpals chorus and
orchestra. The sale OF seats will commence
this morning at Wilson & Banners Music
Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT
To he Given by Home People ut tho Opera
House This Month.

To he Given by Home People ut tho oper"
House This Month.
For several weeks past, the ladies OF the
o'S' ~ 10 "nee 80. - s"s go,
with the energy LOT Wh'cp they are so Justly
celebrated, In foundinga Union Benevolent
Society. Tbey have secured hall In which
10 hold their general meetings, have organ
lied and appointed the several committees
necessary to carry on the good work, and
have recently concluded 70 give an entertain.
ment on large scale in the Opera House on
February 18th. This entertainment will con-
sISt OF music, recitations, tableaux, an ope-
retta, etc.
It has been suggested 70 give y the name
"Kate Greenaway soiree, from The TACT that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell
round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati and return
al low excursion rates. Tickets good for re.
turning until February 10th, inclusive.
Trains leave the Baltimore & Ohio depot,
city time, at 0:15 A. m., arriving In Cincinnati
at SP. N; at 1915 p NJ, arriving 10 Cincinnati
natl at 1890 A. ". The train leaving Wheel
ing at lI,l6 ". has through Baltimore 4
Ohio sleeper IN Columbus, Springfield and
Indianapolis daily, except Saturday night,
Parties securing tickets and sleeping car
berths can retire as early as 0 O'Clock p. N.
For rates or further information call upon or
address John T. Lape, Travelling Pass Agent,
or 7. II. B. Hsase, Ticket Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-01
PERSONAL BENTON.
news nnd Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

Feople.
David okey, Esq, Of WOodsfeld, Ohio, is
in the city.
Col. Borgess., and Miss Viva, his daughter,
are visiting Wheeling friends.
Mr.. A. b. Smith, editor Of the Tyler County
Star, Is looking on the sessions OF the solons
MIR. Z. G. Foster and wife, (sirs. ]. Ellen
Foster) OF Clinton Iowa, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. o. L. Holiday, the Moundsville &ttor-
ney, was visitor. at the State House yester-
day.
Hon. Jno. A. Campbell, OF Hancock county,
is among the distinguished gentlemen In the
city.
Mr.. John R. Cow, OF the Independent, and
Mr.. John Flynn, OF Bellaire, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs..J. L. Nelly will leave this morning
via the Pan Handle, 10 visit friends &c
Columbus and Newark.
The cards are out for the wedding on the
7th inst. Of Miss Carrie Rhodes, OF Bridge
port, to Edward II. Stephens, q Philadelphia
broker.
Hon. A. A. Lewis and Messrs. Thomas A.
Edwards and A. II. Kunst, OF Weston, ar.
rived in the city yesterday TO attend the
Lewis Camden wedding to day.
Miss Ella Hoffman last evening entertain.
ed select few OF her friends at her fathera
residence on Chapline street, at supper.
The evening was spent in delightful man
ner.
Hon. A. c. scherr, OF Maysville, ex.mem-
Der OF the House OF Deleg+les and now
Sheriff Of Grant county, Is in the city. He
has many friends and acquaintance in
Wheeling.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock Miss Jessie
Camden, daughter OF DR.. Camden, OF this city
will be married 10 DR.. Lewis, prominent
physician OF Weston. The ceremony takes
place at 1t. Mathews Church, and will be
followed by areception at the BRIDES home.
A number OF prominent glass men OF the
country are in the city making their purchases
for the spring trade Among them are Mr..
John P. Fisk, OF Detroit; Benjamin BaylisS,
OF the firm oil Bayliss Bros, d Co OF Louis.
Vile; H. Westerman, OF Westerman & Co.,
81. Louis, and Capt. Albert Jack, OF Chicago.
Capt. Jack Is large dealer and genial gen.
tlemau, and the manufacturers are always
specially glad to welcome him.