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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
NITU1TIONs WANTED.

HANTED-SITI ALTON AT ANY KIND OF
w light work would drive light delivery or
night watch. Good cit reference Address ".
J. room 5, 55l Canai-st. 's
MOULD LIKE A SITUATION As COP1isT, OR
W 20 do writing of amy description boy a good
pemman. Address pig Hasuugs-st J.. :.
WANTED SITUATION IN THE GROCERY
" business. food recommendations furnished.
o. A. Cooper, No. d67 Wealthy ave. 81
WANTED - HONORABLE WORK OF SOME
W kind wauhsd by married man. wages not
So much an object steady work. Address %,
box :, Telegram Herald office.
WANTED A FIRST CLASS WORKMAN
w would ike house painting or kalsomIug %
do Will take provisions in part payment. Address
l., box 4, this Office
XIANTED-A GOOD SEAMSTRESS MOi Id
w like plain-sewing 20 do in families. Will work
reasonable. Address q, box &, Telegram Herald
Office.
IITANTED-RE-ENGAGE As MONTHLY
" nurse. Apply - Waterloo-st III
WANTED By a WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE
" and two and one half years hospital training
employment = nurse. Enquire AZ 632s. DIVISION
81.
UTANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, SITUATION As
" stenographer. Address VI. :. ). 222 Turner
MANIFESTATION As NIGHT WATCH
" man as Teamster, HOstier or Will accept any
honorable employment. Address A. T. 3 ~
Jacksoh-st. olly-
NTANTED-BY ACARPENTER EMPLOYMENT
" atmy trade or anything honorable JOS IL
Watson, IA Ottawa-st., City. 81
uTANTED-SITUA1IO As PROOF-READER
W on a daily newspaper Long experience.
Good reference. Address A. s. Hopkins, Harrl-
son Wagon Works. Grand Rapids So
IIANTED-BI a MANAND WIFE SITUATION
" on a farm OF i'm store. qualified for almost
any kind of business. Are reliable and trust
worthy. and would ike permanent work. Al
dress Box l., Muir Mich ~
VlTANTED-A YOUNG Man WITH FIRST
W class city references wants situation ln
wholesale store 10 learn the business Addre>s g.
N. Box !, care Telegram Herald q
IlrANTED-A SITUATION BT A FIRST CLASS
W COaChman ic0l0rcd iu private family. or
situation a. teamsfcr Address "N. box = care
Telegram Herald .
VlrANTED-A SITUATION BI 4 YOUNG MAN.
w l. ycarS Of age tc drive delivery wagon or al
anv honest employment good habits. Reference
II required Address O.. h. ll3. lth-ave City io
WANTED BY A MARRIED Man A siTJA-
W ton around "A store at any place OF trust by
= thoroughly reliable man. = q care Telegram.
Herald IS
NrANTED-sITCATiON NANTEb TO DRIVE
W delivery. Can give best of references
Address A. y. care Telegram Herald ONCE. l-
UrANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED NAN
W situation in some honorable employment
Has had experience in business Would not
object 10 travelling Good references. Address
q. r. care of Telegram Herald office. 8,
MANIFESTATIONS As SALESMAN ON
W the road % represent Drug. Grocery or
Tobacco b0use. Has had experience aud cen
command frst class trade. Address 3 SIS. box 8.
Telegram Herald. fs
WANTED A sf1TATlON As WORKING
" keeper to one or two gentlemen 0T as
useful attendant tn an invalid lady hy thoroughly
respectable married woman with her husband.
No children. AGdress n r care Telegram
Herald
VVANIED-A SITUATION AZ BOUkkEErER
" or books 20 post evenings hy person
Ell ! rHe SIN fNrrs
coriauco with the times CAT or address Book
keeper room No h csnsl-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

To kINI- FURNISHED AND lNf RNlsuED
/ rooms to rcat al ~. al Nortl litlsisl-si.
NOR RENI-INO FRONT ROOMS. ONE on
/ the nst looF unilrll-led aud oue ol tle
second ioor furnished only ihrer minute. iloin
Csmpau Place. Mrs. A. r. White l2a louu 81 IS
rOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT-NlIH OK
/ without board. Suitable ieT man and Wlie ur
two gentlemen at l,> A0uA l0nls--t. Terms very
reasonable. tlnh house north oi Iosto.lce. %
NOR RENI-IN THE BIUCKZ7 CANAI-sl ONE
L front rpom suitable for an office or lodging
room Tor gentlemen. good party can have tle
same al q very low rate. Enquire al once az p
Canal-sl o. A. Berwin. lal
NOR RENT-FURNisnED OR UNFINISHED
L rooms on first aud second door, al 10 AoIth
Division-s{.
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED House 10 RE
L spOnsible parties Inquire al once al 2ls or
tawa-st. 80
NOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM GROUND FLOOR
closets and bath rOon, with or without
board. 20 COllege-Ave.
no RENI-GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS AT A
l very low rate Apply al the Hempie House
DOARDlNG-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
ID front rooms Tor rent with or without board one
j. a large room on ground lOor with hay window.
Terms very reasonable tO The right party. Call al
17s North loni8 ST, uith house north OF postoa' e.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

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ron RENI-BUsTNENs PUKrOSES.

NOR RENT-FACTORY IL MLLsT THE
L very convenient brick building, 51Kllo feet.
five stories high, with sixty horse power water
wheel, hydraulic stand ppe hose and nozzles IN
each room, elevator, steam heating piprs shaft
ing pulleys betting, etc. also addition contain
ing Office, powerful steaIn engine, boiler, coal
roOm aud dry room. store room, etc. Inquire oi
BullerwoTth and Lowe 49,
NOR RENTING NICE FRONT OFFICES
Il with fire places Ia each Enquire J.. r.
Hawkins. Hawkins & Perry
NOR RENT-OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED
/ photograph gallery on second hO0r over S.
West Bridge-st Rooms partially furnished. Rent
CHEAP 20 good parties. 40u
no RENT-DEsIRABIE STORE, so, -
| Pearl-St, Lovett block. ROW occupied boy Mohl
and Van AlStine viii be for rent May lst. Geo
" Allen
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
ACURfOUS FACT.

The fact that So many people plunge
into the Niagara river TO commit suicide,
leads tine Buffalo Times 10 suggest that
the superintendent Of the reservation en-
gage police patrol ID prevent them, aud
al.ul-s 20 The fact that Paris was troubled
for ysars by frequent suicides, but after
the Column Nendoms was protected the
number vas greatly diminished. The
temptation 70 selfiestructiou which men
often feel when At tue brink ~ high
pr-cipice. or on some high bridge. or over
a foamiug current. - a strange psycbolog
ical phenomenon. II is not unlikely
that many of the suiciies at Niagara are
noe premsdiialed bnt are the result Of
th.s strange charm of death
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

"Iop oi column next 90 reading matter
seems ta boz tae condition upon which many
of the lal.ie- of the cosntry advertise the
base bah business. They give It more
prominence aud more space than the pro
Greetings of Congress the labor strikes. home
rule foi Ireland 0r the Greek war. Three
h.fas Irtuar.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

The New York World said in late
Issue that ~Ex-Govs. CUEr.S, ot Penn
syyania. kmSRolD. Of iowa; RAMSEY,
o Minnesota, and SfkAGUE, of Rhode
Island. are tire only war Cove nors now
hyng. % which ths Milwaukee sunday
telegraph replies. "EDwARD SALOMON
was governor OF Wisconsin from April,
l~62 until January, 1854 ut as he went
to New York and became d mugwump,
perhaps it isn't worth while 10 count him.
JANIS T. LEWIS vas tolsrably far war
governor from January 1864, to the close
OF tie struggle VIII the World be good
enough 30 correct the record?" While
the amendment Is being made It would
be we'll enough TO insert the name Of
ACslS BLAIR. Of Mich.g gan, whose ad-
dress al. Lansing the other day showed
that hs is very much alive and as faith
ful as ever in prosecuting the war.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

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HERALD
Ask the tram boy for it. Insist that he
gets it ior you.
Ask the newsb0y on the street for il.
Tel yogr newsdsaler that You want It,.
IL YOU are travelling around Grand
Rapids tell the news agents that 1t Is the
only paper outside oi Detroit that has all
the press dispatches.
That it has All the base bali news.
That il has all the markets.
II, you are an advertiser investigate
orr circulation.
Send the men vino makes your con-
tracts 10 watch our press any night,
And you Will learn that this paper has
the largest circulation Of any paper in
Michigan outside of Detroit
AID that 10 Is growing every hour
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

l. Ne shore A Michigan Southern.
IA alan arrts 1trfatuf

HTTFf. IHHTT-
IrrresS . ....-..-......... ......l fh d m e s1 q m
Nal .................... 8 sl fn = 81 , m
The train leaving 81 f.5l p. m. Couuccv al
White Pigeon with Atlantic Enprees ou Main
line which has Pacific Drawing Room Sleeping
s0achcs from chicago % Ncv Aofk and Boston
without change.
plgnou giving Que hour Cor dinner with fQlflal
New York kxpress ON Main liuc
Through tickets aud herihs in sleeping coaches
can be secured ai Onion Iickci OfiCc 81 Monroe
street and deroi
Trains rau 81 sth meridian time. which n
minutes slower than Detroit time
J. ". MCkINsEN. General ArUut
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
vi OEEER EOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street. business
property.
one Hundred Lots on Stevens add
fion Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very tessrshis Let OF Madison Ave
House and Lot OF Green Street Very
ehesr and on easy terms. and
A fns House and two Lots or Fifth
Avenur. only few rods from street rail
wsy ard every way desirable. - =
great Bargain e sod soon.
We iosn uoaey ard insurs property
Cal ard see
M W z TES & CO.
70 CANAL STREET
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15


nESfRABLE PERSONS WITH GOOD kEfkk-
~ ences can find pleasant home in a private
family hy undressing n. r. r. care oi carrier No.
3. Residence within minute walk of either
Mour0e s. ur Post ohce frpnf room- steam.
CRATE, gas. etc. Gentlemen preferred
MISCELLANEOUS
NTANTEp-A PARTY WHO WILL TAKE CON
W tract and summer follow and rut into wheat
~ acres wing 20 mile north 0i city limits Apply
to lhss N 'oit =. tanaist ~
WANTED-A NEW OR sECOND-IfANn TEN
" f0 twenty hprse-power boiler. Address ,.
Schoon Som. holland. Mich .
IANTEn-A rt RDHASER FOR THE FCKNl-
W ture ~ q twelve room boarding house CEN
traIiy situated Rooms af present rented Can
gCi plenty OF hoargers f wanted A. 81 care
Telegram Herald
IANTED-50 ONERC0ATs, 1pn PAIR OF
" pants foH suits and ail other cast of Cloih-
ing and boots snl shoes } car huy. hiEhesf-Cash
price Cheap John 81 East Brdce-st and -
Canal 4 Telephone 80. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

Train No a. has Through Coach daily eHoeri
sunday for Grand Rapids Holland Grand
Haven, Muskeron and l'eufuaier iso fhrulrh
Coach leaves thc shove points VIA g. A "a Rv
each day, erccpt sunday. arriving iu Toledo 0n
Train No 81 $40 D. n
AL trains daily eKccpt sunday.
n IT NfTCHFfG- n McHuGH
Asf' Gen Pas AFrut Gen pasr Aren't
r. = MaTTHEws Northwestern Al Musfer0n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

1.-THE Democrats party fails 70 show clean
hands iu The conspiracy scheme to pay the
Confederate bonds The few followers Viii 20
t0 ihr polls next November as a funeral
procession All efforts 90 hush up or con-
ceal the true inwaidnes, of the damnabe
plot will rebound % the prejudice Of the
Democratic party I'm particular, and The
Southern people will be accused a aiders
and abetters in the dark and stealthy dis.
closure Three RUers Reporter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

IIiA- W colts. RIAL ESTATE OFFICE Us
Y remof 90 fo 2f Canai 60 corner uf lynn where
won can bay lots from - to sflH ANA otfaiu iun-
her wifh Ehicb tu build Pour new cottage of
six rooms nr sale frem So" 81 a 90 -naaN
down payment aud monfhll payments iheresfffr.
"a = WTTHEa FORMERLY MANAttho %
" BurChes painting establishment b infsfe1
A. s7 Monroe 3 where orders i ic received f1r
painting. paper hanging sud fre-fas ilE heuefIi-
ber fhe place Opposite NJ soldiers Monument
0GTY BAKERY AND CONFfI TOMMY ~
Y 6randrllesve Regular trade 80 c.teo
KOsE Proprietor
~ HERkNER NkTCHE-. fiDl h- AND
j. Fne jewellery 2 Murle
nSCkk nYE lf DIVISION -I. fARffNI ~
" sni ieh shop screeus gs' sfy.
CRoCEETI a HofFiNS fiNt-I a~-1H ~
flrnfIre 'r the city. "A ta or own af''ia.e-
terina RemeDter I- fsusl 81
IL HofEINe ARfHfIHCI. IS Mo>kok
~. ST. cd Aidnch tock
cow f-~ToN 3 3 TaHB A. 90. RHerF-
- des,es ir fla ar1 Vegetables tu,fer
egzs erc ssas H I01ls-a Grand hss fr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

AL 0lhfrs daily encepi Sunday
Sleeping car rln ou facilc aud Auauuc ta-
pres trains O. and fToI Detroit
farior car run ou Teas lApres, al1 aIAu1 Rap
ids EKprcss o. and frau Detroit
Direct connections made af nrirNtt uiil a.
through trains hasi over 81 a. h b.. .tanAta
Southern nlVlslouI
CHAs H NoRKls General Ala vi Neuroe-si
+ HaHKINr Ticket AL. Inlnu Depot
O.. "a NfNsoH Union D al uflet t9 Nulfoe si
%. " kus0Lfs. %. 2. A Z A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

WANTED-GOOp CITY AND TOWN AGENTS
W for thc best selling speciality of The season.
Cau or address. Manufacturers and Builders
supply Co. ~ ottawa-st o5
XVANTED.-MEN To SELL OJk NEW lINE
W of household goods SALARY or commission.
Address J. ". Fox. south IiNislon-st., Grand
Rapids, Mich. 90
WANTED GOOD LIVE AGENT IL GRAND
w Rapids % sell Lycs Improved Boiler CONE
pound for removing scales from steam boiler
Good commissions paid. Address j lse, SeCrc-
tary Lima, ONO.
WANTED-LADIES OR GENTS MAKING LESS
W than $40 per week lu0 cany assiugl 90 call az
ias North Dlvisiou-st. -
WANTED LADIES OR GENTLEMEN TO
" learn Photo ColOring Work furnished al
home when competent. paying from 80 90 go pct
month New England Photo Copying Co., branch
office Tracy block. ioi Monroe street.
XIANTED-CANNAsSE Frs THROUGHOUT THE
W state 90 solicit membership for the Michigan
Masonic Home For particulars address. ii. ".
Nash. Secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
AIANTED-A Man WITH SOME CAPITAL 10
" call al 73 Pear 81. and see how 90 make
money with % ia Michigan Something new no
risk large profits r.
TANTED-LAUN AGENTS ACTUALLY CLEAR
" 60 daily with my new patent rubber under
garment for females. one lady sold fifty iu two
hours. Mrs. Z. 4. Little Lock box fiA Chicago
ILL., 81
XVANTED-sIN GOOD COLLECTORS OK CAN
" yGssers- male or female. Salary and com
mission % the right parties. Apply between the
hours Of and B. N. 20 rO0m lu, koOds block, -
Pearl-st city
WANTED - LADIES AND GENTLEM IN
" Agents for select Roadings' with eloCu-
tionary Instructions Teachers and students VIII
find Readings a profitable book Yes. we have
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible. Write for sre-
Cial Bible terms, Tyler a Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
~ ~ HoINhN.

NOR RENI-flhE Hot SIS TO REST lEHA
i e. l0slL ~lX ueH couase- Scr sale froll ssf
o. 80 Easiest terms. q o. ID loan Chas
IA On L-.-- II
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
THE BOON

OF "a ~
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rsr fefFa~u go Tnuaf Nee ne 81
-rssrs rrsfs gees VIII Nrf rFT FNfF
fA r~lfr tr.rer tr tfrFitarr
49, f. IA NF~ 80 CfBft~H "a. a son
esf tra. p asse-r are ard 8 Efrrscr-si
Haskegon Hiea yM seE r. ever Ps1riof ir
Areries
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

Nltt4se = ~ c-t MtNh tAa4.
All trlils srrlss g. AID dap4u irsA laiaa
oeIsat
Depart
Ma faI t'lio@s.a Nu.ktssa a11 lai.lof 4at q l
Asi "a fifc.f Ga tlilt.s flao. la
"a pres ftI Muskc.sil O. 81.
AleLt tAlat>e taI tiltazo .s Il
hAIless 81 is.f hAIsds al41 hAll~ll ..f 80 q d.
Ma ilf hil kaiilds Ala hallell ...---.-f $50 l4
Arrive.
Nlkli kr EFtse fflIl NilllaEa 80 2 ~ IA.
D. Apreas fl.la a asa fssll .... flI tti b
Mal ifoll Nilieaeo aa1 Mllsacs.ll .-.-.f s,|H 3 m
1pn-ss fIuM luItlo .......f q - i al
D al hap iIlla Nhloaso aat al lskes.,n n q ~ Ia
t1pncss iTuu hig haflls euc hAl1Nll fiO-sl m
r. sncss NON kalcall. ga Ia
sDaAs. rllails eArtl4 sunday.
Ihraugh u1aCaes o. Nnllaso slI Toledo nu sslN
a. trall.
Through parl1F car ID chicago o. l- ai b ul.
Train. No eAfra change tlI seals
Through f'a-ngn sieeIitnE car AID cfacL iaI
Chicago CA IA at b m train
A lAkffsIEA lfafll Mat
tuiou llckfI n1lcc Auurae slruei
"a DAAfEsgtA ucn ias>euEcr AEcul
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

Iaa people ot Buffalo are cougratulat-
ng themselves tlat the bakers strike iu
that c,5 IS -udst, and that they can have
nrsad again n1. their oleomarzarlne on
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

STRAYED-A RED AND WHITE sPECRLED
= COW with brass tag iu ear marked ~. ~ found
OF heard Of please notify. y. s. Hller lo Colt
ave. g.
| OST-sMAIL BAY MARE-RLlNn IN 1HE
l. loN eve with old cash on right side ANY
peron giving Information io s. Brakkcn. on
boskcrsi.. near Sherman-st. viii ee literally ~
AInrLlDl
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

The royal maniac az Munich was not
alone ln ais .unacy. He leaves younger
brother Eho IS insane. as were also some
20 bis ancestors.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

% ; - LA.- las el1l I'itlz sag iN t-alt-l-tal
5se ~ tlaln tlil.uteis 81 Is allNs.s1 i.r haiIlc
lI..ss llls .sli lielfaif aul Dal.Al isa-lA 49,
rflaE ai lletHaI Ell lL.l. ,
tGHnuEn Ll.ktfs asa f.lIl il.t0fltlall.iA r1A tt
hld ls calling lPg A A-laallsi ti.sei aEei.l a.
1clal of tfea "a Nulslli. tsial l4eA.i Az .llll a
hnlr.se slli.rt ~ t. lasah roaIA
tstaeral f.s,slEer sul tigksl Agsllt
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

The distinguished statesman from
Ohio l. nov kuoxn ss the Hon. BENJA-
uIs EoMAEs4HlSEH
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

short line and Through Coaches from r a Rsr
Holland O. 6t Haven MustcFon and fcntrstof.
GOING WEST Central Time GOING HAST
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

The Indications point 90 large harvssts
this year The cutting frosts have
nipped famine .n the bud by NOT coming.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

aIONFY T0 loan rs LARGE OK SNAIL
VI sums on resl estate oT chattes Tower 4
Johnston 6sf
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
Valuable Works on the Labor Question,
The Latest Metaphysical Works by
MRS. ECDY AND DR.. EVANS.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

Novels boy Popular Authors for summer
Reading. Literature for the Mountains,
~eashorp and Summer Resorts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

osFe-A- -ar-s y <4NF I01aII
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15
Profession


pR EDWARD srOMAN. ue MONROE 81
~ Hour + g. 90 a no. 3 20 . n. = 70 ?. m
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

A. ifAlak ~ 81 - lals ei.lll : u
standard gine.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-15

as-.4 q. MAJ 4-a.s d. .A- s---aa class
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-10

The programme book for the Cincinnati
May Festival, which takes place on May
Is, 10, 20, q, and %, ia now ready for the
public. 1t Is the seventh publication OF
the kind, each festival having had a SINH.
lar book. The volume OF this year Is a
handsome work Of 1874 pages, clearly print.
ed on excellent paper. II gives full in.
formation on every point concerning the
festival, and also contains a short sketch
OF the work Of the Cincinnati festival and
their musical value and influence.
The book Is valuable one, not only for
all who expect to visit Cincinnati during
the great musical feast, but also as d crit.
cal Analysis and complete explanation OF
the musical works thatare to be performed.
The price Of the book 10 twenty-five
cents, and IL may be ordered OF any book.
dealer Of Cincinnati, or obtained by en-.
closing twenty-five cents to the secretary
OF the Festival Association, Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-10
ApYIoR ZOE WHEELING.
"0Old shortp suEEOSts tho Need Of IN In.
fusion Of Fresh Blood,

"OOld Short" auEEsStS the Need Of an In
fuAlOn Of Fresh Blood.
In his letter to the st. Louis Iron Age Of
last week Mr.. P, h. Moore (toOld Shortly
says;
l have been making some suggestions
to the people Of Wheeling, and, as l have
my hand in, IWould remark 70 them that
this Ia the age OF progress, OF enlightened
civilization and Independent enterprise.
Composition is the law Of municipal exis-
tenCs, and it Is not always the most merit
orlous wins the prize; oitensr 1t Is the
more energetic, the more forward, the
more resolute, A city may possess all the
natural advantages possible, butit, MicaW-
ber-like, it makes no effort to force them
into utility and develop their possibilities
Of accomplishments into existing certain
ties, they will remain latent, be passed by
unnoticsd and u~nappreciatsd, and places
far less favored will be chosen, Wheeling
Ia situated in the center OF one otthe finest
producing regions in America, 30 far as
agricultural products Rreconcerned, Then,
on the other hand, is the magnificent Ohio
river, giving her cheap transportation TO
the most rapidly and substantially pro-
crossing section in the country; and on
the other hand are her railway connec-
tons, radiating over four great trunk linea
to every point Of the compass. She has
demonstrated her ability to compete and
excel In two great speCialties, nails and
glass, She now needs to further demon
strRte that she Is equal to all demands in
the way Of enlightened modern progress
that may be made upon her, A whole
some infusion Of fresh, vigorous blood
would assist Wheeling wonderfully. This
desirable sttmulative element will de.
mand admission shortly. know that il
will be Hospitality, generously welcomed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-10
MISS SMITH COMING.
She will Commence u Series of MsStipgl
next Friday Evening,

She will COmmvnoO u ssTioS of MsstiugI
next Friday Evening,
Several months since 1t was announced
that Miss Jennie Smith, the celebrated
railroad evangelist, would be here during
the season and conduct q series OF re-.
llgious meetings, Later, It was said that
there was some doubt about Miss Smiths
being able to get here, but now all diff
Culties have been removed and she will
arrive this week. She will commence a
series OF meetings at the Fourth Street NJ.
b. Church next Friday evening, to con-
!inue for ten days. Miss Smith comes
here from Pittsburgh, She has been
holding wonderful revival meetings at
Morgantown, Washington, Waynesburg,
MCKeegport and other points. While
here she will hold meetings nightly. On
Sunday she will hold IN open air meeting
In sometpublic place. Every day at noon
she will hold meetings at the railroad
ahops and yards. During the ten days
she will be here there will be almost CON
tinuous religious meetings. Jennie Smith
Ia a wonderfully interesting woman and
has done a vast amount OF good IN the
evangelical field. There Is great interest
manifested In regard to the coming meet.
ings, and 1t is probable that large crowds
will attend and much good be accom-
DliRheu.