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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
NJ AC HIN E r Y
And Fertilizers.

WE have made s.ran q ments with some Of
w IN. most responsible aud extensive Man +.
uiscturers Of Agricultural Machinery and Fer.
ulizers 10 the U. = aud &c propose 70 offer to
the Farmers and others articles Of superior mer.
H. Only, which will give them entire satisfac.
tioU, sud secure their future custJm. Our long
experience in the agency business go adj e. u, a,
IgaAe good oargsins with ths Manufacture. rs and
hereby IN Ike good tars aims for our customers
Ne sill have lev Fake IN hand and vii,
sell them lev. We haze 20 improved Bsckese
cider Mills for Fate on hand cheap. We are
riso selling Fruit dryers cheap. Please call TO
ace cur goods and Ge convinced
We ell the following Machinery, viz:
The celebrated Eclipse Engine, :,
Saw Mills, manufactured by Frick &c
Co, Pa. The celebrated Butterworth
Patent Machinery. Threshers and
Double Pinion Lever ard Steel Tr cad
Powers, manufactured at Trenton. N
j., by Dutteiworth { Bro. The Us.
borne Mower & Rcapers for Hamp.
shire county, and the Rochester or
Meadow Lark Mower & Reaper for
adjoining counties. We are still a.
gents tor the BickforI L Huffman
Grain Drill.
We ere also sole agents for the
Ne" u Hove Sewing Machine which.
- without L rival We arc determined
70 eel these mac lines as ow as any first
class machine can be sold Please call
aud examine them and we viii sell them
TO you Ike the merchants sell store
goods TOO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
r z TILlZ e z s .

We will continue to sell the Popular Brand
o: Phosphate kroSn "John 3. Reese 4 Goa
Dissolved Bone Phosphate Of Lime" and al.,
lnrer'. q R:tsler's Dissolved \. C. Bone Pos
pha'e Of Llm.-9ish Grade, and Tn, Rsisin
Fertilizer Co.'S Dissolved s g. Bone Ph1spbats
nf Lime--Hizh Grad, We wish il distinctly
understood that these G.sl-s o. Phosphate OF
Lime are very far superior 10 80 many ~ the
same name aoN sold by n ny o,he. ma7uf,c.
tu-ers all Agents. The lay has c,n, when the
tue OF h. higher priced fertilizer. ma., n. \.
h.ndoned aud tina Pncsph,,es OF Il me take their
plase, being mach cae,?er s-d siediaQ the
sime. sometim,s more than tie higher nri-ed
goods. botn 10 the yield Of Grain aud Grs.,
We will h,ve these Gods ,FerGlizars) fos sal.
ri the following places. viz WiUchester. Va.
!'mney. W: Va. Keyser, w. Va, Patterson 5
cfeea, Va, AL Lssels Y Rosi,, W Va
AMI ~ will also be prepared TO trade with O n
ens'oners 70. "heat, Rye, &C at marker price
at tle dideEen: points o; delivery of Fertilizers.
SHOCKEY & HARNEH
Agents, Rvmney, ". Va
Jaly 20, 1879.
~ Ne srs also isel.s for the Ms.-n 4
E.iE Urgac Co.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

c5wtRo ylSr5S Nrriv7.4 pr-i.d L.5 lifs
ltanksEif0g Day, November ID 1888
None k1sw him but % p. hin
NDls rsloe1 biu tl. 10 -.i.s
Hs VISITED IBIS place Do J,c. 1875. s.s b.s
gen uaure-5 s01p s.-rsctei b-sfo f ri-oI.
Bee, 'le sors, he int-iig.Ite q. h,s sd.
den a1d I--Vp-cisd issth Tet,l~d usi'iG ike
s. tnJaCero..t soc Sled us WIN s,ce-hIas. sor-
-yF. zoe Ot, vs kuYw. 49, die brt utso
ies i-Sf' il' ftir, f-sg e sel f.om g.atl. :
'i.EHt Z, i''ef Do in'rres "a v.,h terror know
iag not who ~iIl 10 '5s arri lst sbt. M,
tc-s % BE- We ere prepared o.. s.rns tsf.,s c,-
hfkef Here 30 IS ~ abrir men; o. -rr7v
'eti ialt Cur beloved 'fiss q w.s f-,.e, 6ft,s
ior tbc iife 20 come than rJr IL .tres ~ .f,s
tolGirni = this we leave !. ef.e.., go,
Christ ext,iH vel done gs,4 nj 1919 :
sC-g81t. tu,-r trDu into It.. ,.s,ft1, r,-tt,l'
FRIEND ts FROSTBCRG.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
WHAT is SWISS BALsAu,

Swiss B4lsam is sare and speedy
cure Cor Coughs, Colds, Group. Throa,
AMI Lung Troubles. ms ie Of pure Alpine
HERDS. VIDA, IL tie Use OF lioperic .
With cough, cold or any lung disease,
Il one bottle Of Swiss 3alsam will eifec.
sure cure. Excellent in Group. Goa
tanning 20 morphine Or opium-perfec,
~ harmless. Price ?5 and as cent.
Samples free. Try bottle. Sold by
Mcdowell, Druggis. Romney. LDsc. 81
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
South Branch Railroad Co.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF above com. any will be held
at Romney at II noon on Tuesday
Jan. 8. 1854. for the election of Direc-
tors, and SUCH other business rs may
properly come before the meeting.
By order OF the President,
w. S. TOWNSEND. Sec'y.
Romney, W. Va, Dee. 81, 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
NJ .AEEEs

In tie l. heran Ch1r " leicester.
va on ''e l2uh inst, ~ Rev. ~. Gil
bert assi-icl is Res. pr White. sir. IS.
= WHITE. a,n Of Z y. & q. ". White oi
Moorete.a 10 nEs KATE BAErE.daosb-
'er OF M hsEsy BAKER. 2s Winchester.
~ Lnorczcr & urc., Oil ,be 10Th inst.
bv f'v, Wesley ulmrn1 2. Mr. GEonG 2
j. 'rHNI>s - Miss Fs4gcrs l.. Oav-
D1hFf, ho.h ofihIs cour.v.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
TERMS. 90 90 PER DAY.
1881.
H0rpcr'S Magazine
USTRATED.

Hsrpers Magazine begins ITS SIXTY eight
volume With the December Number. IL 10 the
most Lcpular illustrated periodical Ia America
ard Englsnd, always fully abreast OF tbs times
IN i,s treatment Of subjects OF cursent social ard
Industrial interest, and always advancing It's
standard OF literary. artistic. and mechanical
excellence Anooe its attractions for 1854 are.
A new serial novel by William Black. UIus,ra:
ted bv Abbey-s new novel by p Roe. n
Illustrated by Gibson b Dielman descriptive II.
lustrssea papers b. George n Bonchtoo, Frank
ID. Aiile,, q. Z. Farnhsm, and o;hers-impor.
iant historical ard biographical pspsrs-shosi
stories by w. d. Howclls, Charles Re7de, &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
H L. Ie = o n Al. ~

Judge JAMES d. AEHsrgoNG left on
Tuesday 10 holI Corr. in M.r,insburr
Tor Judge Charles Faulkner. Je.
Miss ELLA V. lNsxsLP OF this vicin:.
~, notice OF whose rip 10 Harry VIII
her brother, Mr.. JOIN Ins.cep, sLculd
b"re appeared in ihls paper two weeks
ago; but was uuint-l,io ally left out
by cur foreman, vii resurn to- iay, her
brother Dir. l. c. ln,keep having gone
Tor her yesterday. Tss is Mics Elias
hfs' visit 70 relatives Hardy and We
hop7 che had sooA tim.
Mr.. j. GIBSON KryFEEDALL .rriy. d
Ia town Iu' s'lsy We A;e informed.
Mr. WV. VAusG IisHai,rr OF this Vi.
c;nity ?si u a. acceptable ell Tues.iav
We are pie to publish the folI,r.
ing complimentary notice found IL the
k'yscr TrAans Ct Dec. 10, t. oar for
mr. fsi!ow-corpty msa: -. 3. CAUpY
IS M:nsr.! couHy'a moiel Sheriff in
dustJious correct, an ways acccmmo.
datiag BY . careful, aad street sve,pm
"f collecting, ~ .i"a,~ kccps ;te GEln-
ces IN good shape, 81. /. prepared to
meet 81 claims against tue county
promptly. Quite . rUmbc; Of or;i, r;
yer passed by c umj Cur, " bic. al
j)arGe. On ful Lay es,aing f las; eek
81 an -, ! Ice. =, =. ,r.-. - G, a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

fEE EAR:
Farper's Magazine, - 90
Bsrper's Weekly, %
HArper's BszAR, 4 90
Hstieris Young peopie I SO
iiarpef's Franklin Square L:brary,
pae TeGr (5a Sumoersl 10 co
Postage Free 70 all subscribers il the lutte.
States Or Canals
The volumes Of the NaCsIine tegln with ~.
Numbers Tor June aud De>eabc- al o,co year .
When no lire is specified. il vii be an6erston5
That tie sdbscsibsr wishes TO begiu with the
current Number
The last Eisai Volumes Of rarper's Nasazin.
IL ueai clo;h bindiug. Will be seq; By mail,
POSTPAID. receip' o. g co per velpne c. OH
Cs'es, for tinding, SO cents esch-by mail,
postpaid.
itdr1 II Hsrle,'s Magazine Aiphsbe,csl,
Apsly teal. and CiAssif~i for Volumes 20 o..
Inclusive. fro'o June. 1857. TO june, 1850, oae
vol, svn, Cloth 8. 90.
R-miisucss should lie made by Post ncfce No.
n'!.uider. or Draft To avoid cSsnce ~ los,
SS AeSs.RPet- are not TO, copy this aive-
,is.meHi Without the exp cas- order OF Harper
Brothers.
Address HARPER z BROTHERS.
NV. 81, 1888. New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

ITCHING PILEs-SYNProSs AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture. like perspira-
ion. intense i,chins. ia-rsasei by scratching,
very distressing pariics'Arly at night, seems
~ ~ pin-worms were ecAsling ia and abou,
tas rec;an. tho private parts are sometimes
Affected IL allowed - e5n'iaas very serious
results may foliov. sEArSE'S OINTMENT
q pleaaant, sure Gaze Also for T-;ser, Itch.
Salt Rheuu, Scald Heal. Frysipelas. Ba,be.s'
Itch. B!otches, all scaly eras'y skin Diseases.
Sent by mail Tor SO eers bikes, 81 IS, lin
tsnpsl. Address. DR. SyAYNE SON.
Philadelphia, Pa. Soil os Dsasgis;a lAug
With this issue sc Did adieu to our
pstrous and friends sih hearty MEI.
Ky CnRrsrMAs 10 Sill. ana hoping TO
seud y0u = p'essal Srees;ng with the
coming New Yea..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
DIED

IN " ncl,slef on Suufay rirh. Ias,.
Mas, SIELlT, tie wil Of tEe lac
VIM. u. STREET, ~ tie :. h 4, ear Of her
'.e US > @as IN est instle LAZY. and
a ii u ord ley5I, Chris iar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
AT AUCTION.

or stock thrown The the Bankrupt
by failures
goods are bought unbroen us regular goods
knock when
ed he alone
OF mems due boots being sold for 81 SO
boots 90 So
and are
all taken
good assortment Of ladies clio @ jerseys and jackesoaks
90 An
cheap Besides stock Dry
y ieensware Groceries HIT n Cap Tnwae Tobacco
stationery, cloths
Hour aud meal franks ddl brick All kinds
made by A Shepherd celebrated
Produce taken exchange goods Tobacco To-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Buy your i-atLer vai,sses. Ladies
oa,cLels. Lap B.bcs, Ladies' Cooks. chill.
dreD a.a D.. sees Hoods. AZ Giilesoss &
Pughs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

baltimore CATTLE MARKET, Lee.
lI.-keoe'pts e Cat . Cor the week.
i.csves 1913; Hog j>5i; Sheep 500.
triccs OF lieef Ca'..a ragged as fol
lows: Be- . 5nlBSb 50; that general
j! rated lcsl quality i 5yGfj 80: me
G;nm c! good fair quality 50.eSi %
ordinary Tin Steer. oxen aud Cows
) 90 = =. Ezirem, rlnge Of prices
> UJ-tS6 % Most q the sales = ere
from q q - ) pr 80 lbs. SH:ne--
We quote ron-h hogs 81 7p7l ct.., snt
better IRA : ct : ll<,5 ecL,s PER To ne;
S,.eep. J" quote cu'rh.f Sheep - y "a
ein'S' aLd Lambs q, J {. - ocI's ;tr Y.
gross. 5 c' Shop - - 50 &c: c.
- J. sad iYc;sc- i5i5 goi 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

&l.is week o. 5,ms. g. 90 outfit free.
w 'ay absoig sIrs No risk Capt.
=. nC' eqHtred. Reader. a. you wsrt husirc>s
~ y ca pers-as C ei,ner sex. vogal or on
60 t'aks great lay al ~, time they work Nith
IN. u certainty, E'ite Tor pstti-g' SIS 10 &C.
tLLErf y co. Porjllad. Main.
Dee. Is, 1873 o..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

x ported #,csiy hY !. II. 9 Pancake
subject 90 marSe,. frctY.:Ion = $ Gea,,
long cry, 90 o 1905 Wbea', Ful,z
% 10 9ja; I've, IS 1. Gpc. No. Co r
yer pare, ''c; Oats 4rc: PotA. o,.- Soc
! "ung Cm,aens, 1--we weight, &c. Oh
C''ci'n-, 'ise se'gh'. 5 % &C, Turkeys
I'VE FciGh'. o.; buckwreli h.ur, So 90
- IS, 2jc; BGticr. 2jr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
WkyTER SCHED ULR.

WINTER seized ULE.
Tn and AFTER Nag "a, ices. trains viii ieav,
oreso Spriog Run, - follow:
EAST BOUND.
No. i3 Passenger ........S.37 A. NJ;
No IS Freight & Fasseng'r 9.l2 a. NJ.
No. 81 Freight & Passenger 5.53P. M
VEST BoUSD.
NO. ~ PASSENGER $50 p. NJ
No. 81 tft & Passg r.... ll.5s AN
No. 86 Freish; & Passs'r.. 7.l9 A. ST,
~ sc & 50 Daily.
T. II. c. NORTON, AaExr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Toe celebrated Diamond Dyes sre
- 0i i1snd a. 'i.lc.9rs ~ PJsLs nov
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

ua SFMI aoi, ii.sl. sas. g'aE Nv
40 49, = 60 aud dare before vor
die, sOmethiaz mighty
sbd Sublime leave behio8 70 conquer tire. sc
= ~sek 10 y0ar oaa foV3 - Cuih' free No
risk Everything rev, CaYitsl not required
"e ~iH fursish you everJ ihiag Nary sre
making fortunes Ladies maks "a r3uch as
men. shd boys and kris make great pay. Res
des u y0u wsri business ~ ELieh ycu CSC
-isks great pay al tie ume, write for psrtica.
Jar. 10 HstlFrr Co, FOrtlspd. Nsise
ksrct ? 1855
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Next T"ursisy and Friday cv >ninrs
III Springfield yen will fni nice oys, cts
hot or cod offered to you by the fair Ia.
die'. Do not fail TO Ee'p then all you
can--make their ef,rIs this year, 1883
far exceed their past successes in Ike
causes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

A letter this week from ou5 oh friend
d former fei'os-'ornsnsn, Mr.. MICHAEL
EsDLEE. nov OF Kansas. consaiaS sub
scrip,ion in advance to Jan'y, 1875. and
says: IL eau; do withou: the old home
Taper. and my family are we'll and
hope you and your family aud al the
old Romney folks are we'll. We have
been having Beautiful weather out here.
have had no cold weather So far, the fa-
mers all have their corn in and had pleu.
" OF ia good deal Of whea. was put
ia this fall and il is nov looking " ell
We had plenty OF apples and all other
fruits except peaches. Give my kind
regards to Gil Who Inquire after me-"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
Cabinet Making.
WIN. Q. Bj=RXAM9

NFORNS BIS old friends and customers and
ile public generally, mat he i sgsin ~ bis
81 ''And GreIisner 'OTner. Naiu street rhe e
rTePafsd 70 DO ~ work IN bis line o. IN
2 mess 90 good style sd promptly From he
''1 experience be fesls confident that be can
pc Fo'k Ia sucl s'yle.ss sill siusfy those
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

We are not set Informed a, 90 e. r.
suit OF the Ladie5' sale at Judge .'EN.
sTEoNd's last Sturdy; bl' Jug. l.
from itc variety Of their many u-oiul
and fancy articles sc presume he sale
was success. The members Of their
Sewing Circle have rat been "slo.hul
in bushes" and they me..l praise f.r
what their busy aagcrs accomplished.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Oar beautiful. wca her changed last
Friday to damp and cnld viii SEQ"
squail, ut nj ht api tic next dty was .
regular ire zv ,coniinuing COLI up - ne
p'eeent Writing. Tuesday nigh, ,j
Wednesday snow fell to The dept. or e.
v5Fai inches. and The incrry j 1.lo e b.
sieish bells Is making mus in ,lc s.5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
The Railroad
Is coming but we are ahead
Of ID with our New Stock Of
Fall & Winter Goods
And Offering Great Bargains in
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have a large stock of regular bought

goods hand which
the besides THE
Boots and Shoes bought
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Nv 80 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21
UNDERTAKING

t'3''tsd = specially, sni pe-soss supplied a,
s''f. n2dc' sni m1se --te rt'vs Re -sSs sai
''p.. - receive tho patronage u The pusIic
~ I'afe received 81 mtsket prsss in eK.
Cd 1se '0s work
vs. ~. BIERKAMP.
i.1mnsy April 20. 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Cool fricnd please ds TO, f7rca, tho
Oys; r supPe- i no Spriagf.li allies
nox, Thursday and Friday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

NJ J. Z. Blackwell, Pi.e HlV. y.
G, says: NY wife vas fsc u- va-r
p'oriy and !, too. wss So la health
B-ovn's Iron Bit ers g atty bcaea.c .
ne.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-12-21

Many woman WHO does nj kao-
even the muliip .ica'jcn table can 'i.sre'
in society.
Tic oyster supper al Springfield sili
be nC5' Thurs 'sv aul FuIav rf.'ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-26
STREET PAVING.
The Cost Of The ChapIine Street I'm.
prOYcment. ~.

The Cost OF ihe ChapIine street I'm.
provcment. Ht
Ever since the subject OF brick paving was
first preached in this city, It's cost hes been q
subject OF pertinent inquiry. Alter the
Board Of Public Works had decided to pave
four squares6i Chapline street, on the South
side, and the work had been commenced, the
number Of men who knew that the cot
would far exceed the Boards estimate was
only equalied in number by those who
thought the estimate too high, the paving a
comparatively cheap one, but vastly inferior
10 cobble stones. With the completion OF
the paving these takers quickly subsidized.
They could ray nothing attsr locking at the
elegant boulevard, smooth and level as a
floor, where once was deep mud hole when
ever 1t rained.
The reporter dropped into the Boards
rooms, the other evening, and found Clerk
Galligan Just closing up Tie account for that
work. The total cost OF the Chapline street
improvement from Twentieth 10 Twenty.
fourth streets was S1S,127 so. This amount
includes eyerything-brick, gravel, SIND,
boards, tar, hauling, labor, resetting the curb
the entire distance on both sides OF the street,
IuruldlluR u6W CuEut ttIu hefUIai neM upWeE
traps. The street car company will have TO
pay about $500 as their share, and tho oiti-
zsns living along the line OF the work sub.
scribed about 5000 before the work WIS COM
menced, be paid when 1t should be com:
pleted. These two amounts deducted, and
the actual cost to the city will be but little
over 5000. which amount will be largely
paid out Of the new 10 per cent levy for
street improvements.
The plying hes been subjected t, heavy
test DUNG the short time 1t has been down.
The same test applied to cobble paying
would have resulted In forcing ont the stones
in several places The brick makes a very
nice, elegant, clean street, and the Board
feels confident concerning It's durability. At
the rate OF $13,127.50, which by the way, was
under the estimate for the distance paved,
the cost per square yard, including all the
items mentioned above, Is under $l45. Cob.
BILE paving costs about 95 cents. It is pre-
dicted that the difference will be saved In two
years In the way OF repairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-26
The EMERSON Concert.

The Emerson Concert Company and Wal.
ter Pelham gave an entertainment at the
Opera House last night which wss an agree
able surprise 10 the fair s'z,d audience pee
emit. a more pleasing little entertainment
OF the kind has never been enjoyed here.
The company includes Walter Emerson,
who Is certainly master Of the cornet; Mits
Mae Shepard, fine pianist and handsome
young lady; Helen =. H, Carrier, who hes q
sweet and powerful voice, Of vide range, IN.
der good control; @. F. Higgins a very
promising young violinist; l.. d. Wiley, q
cornetist, and Walter Pelham, O comedian.
Each OF these ladies and gentlemen was
greeted with repeated encores. The selec-
tons rendered were mostly Of a popular
character. A Kranioh & Bach piano from
Wilson & Banners was used.
The matinee which was announced for
yesterday afternoon ives omitted on account
OF the inability OF the company 10 reach the
city before evening. They came from
Waynesburg, and bridge on the narrow
gauge had been damaged 80 a. to neCessitate
q transfer Of passengers, which delayed the
company. Had they reached the city In
time to appear at tho matinee, the house last
night would have been packed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-26
MnEgie MItellell.

As already announced, the next engage
ment nj the Opsra, HOUSE will be that OF Msg,
Ma Mitchell. The Chicago Iatet. Ocean well
say: "ono Of the most perplexing subjects
which regularly come up for confederation
In the go.arouud OF the theatrical year is the
annual engagement Of MirI Maggie Mitchell.
a charming little Rotrets, Who has not 10
NAVY years deyisted from prescribed
course Of artistic excellence, who Is not les1
pa!nstaking and considerations because the
public "a Atmly bound 70, her in friendly re-
gard, MISS NsEgla Mitchell returns and reap
pfars, precisely tbs tsne, In the exact char:
Sotprs she hes imperRonsted time out OF
mind, This Is tlklngan uuisir advsntsge OF
Nsli-dIsposed gentlemen Of the pFcgl who
would like 10 write 10 her commentator,
and vat sptastsin q horror OF repetition, the
reminding Of tho old praises that have
become stereotyped, shS has not even lott
a lIttlo Of the gprlghtlinesl which oeptiyated
the begettsrs OF the present generationN
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BaIIsLa,t evening.

OF course Christmas would be no Christ
mas at all without the usual balls. They
nave been In prrgtess for sluost week past
and will continue until after New Year,.
Last nights big events were the frs. grand
ball given by the North E1d Athletic and
Literary Association at Turner Hall, and q
masquerade under the auspices OF the Social
s!x at The Arion club house. The affair at
Turner Hall drew out very large crowd.
Tie place was packed, but under the careful
management OF the following named gentle;
men, Comprising the committees, everything
passed of smoothly Committee Of Arrange.
nentg, John Ebert AlonEo Smart, Arohy
Loyd, George J. Hushes and George Gund-
ling. Committee Of Invitation, Frank Lew.
ellen, Lewis KHhbe, Jacob plGnte, James
Riddle. Jr., Robert BGrtolaS, VIM. 9. Fred
rick. ChIs. Danner. John McFadden and
Charles lcokerly. Floor Managers, James
GsrsIShty, Robert Bartolns, Charles Riddle,
William otto and Frank Lewellen.
AT tho Arion there was o merry crowd
dressed in all tho o1lors of the rainbow!
Some OF the c, s.umss were handsome, elab'
0YSte OF Q /; others were comic aud grotcsque.
II being the tiIst big masquerEde OF the season
tberG was chspce for display OF original:
ity and Il was tsRen sdYanisge Of. Like all
the balls given By tho social six IT was
orderly and well conducted,
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Personal. MENTION.
Hews aud aossipin Reference to yarious
nannIo

Eews and aoSsipin Reference TO Various
People.
The Emerson Concert Company have
rooms at the Mcclure.
Mr.. James French, allie, Jackson spenl
Christmes at Brilliant, Ohio.
v. L. Hawthorne and Miss Ida Arm
strong, OF H4rrisville, Ohio, took theii
Christmas dinner at the Mcclure House.
Mrs. G. E. Eoff and Miss Eila.Lawis, who
hays been studying voice culture in New
York, are expected home next Saturday.
Mr.|Lawrsnce q. Sands, who has been con
6ued to his rooms at the stamm House fol
three weeks, was able to bsout yesterday fol
the first time.
Missts Iona and Alice White, OF Bolton
and Mary Donahue, Of Grafton, students a
Mt. de Chanial, lett for their homes Monday
TO spend the holidays.
Alb. 8. Bond, msnsgsr Of the Parkersbure
Telephone Exchange, came to this city, hiI
home, to eat his Christmas dinner. He wa
the first telephone operator Wheeling had.
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the INTEIIloEscER jos oFTtcE
Good work guaranteed.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Il desire 10 cali the attention OF the
public TO the large stock of Fine Dia.
monds aud other Gems, Watches Of MI
and 90 tue full line Of fine
Jeweiry that have procured for the
Holiday trade. 1 also have the largest
OF line bangle Bracelets and
scarf PIns.to he found in the city.
Ihaye lately added 10 my stock n large
line Of John Foley's fue Gold Pens and
Pencils, at all times carry M elegant
line OF Solid silver nud Plated Ware OF
the hest makes. For the Holidays, ]
have purchased choice Invoice OF fancy
articles md other goods always carried
by the leading jewelers.. I solicit an In.
speciion of my goods and prices.
Very Respectfully,
A. A. P4AEZHEIM,
No. 1903 Market Street.