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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-28
MARTINS FERRY,
Lecture-CupId's cnpers-Finc DoEs-Per
sonni Gossip, Etc.

/ sOnnl Gossip, Etc.
Ida Devault is on the sick list.
Water rents are due january
James Ralston arrived from the West
yesterday.
Capt. and Mrs. II. W. Smith are Wis.
iting at Cadiz.
W. G. Bowers OF Harrisyille, was
here yesterday.
Mrs. j. A. Armstrong has returned
from Tiltonvillc.
Andrew Gottschalk and A. W. Kew
are at Cincinnati.
George Strain is spending the holt
days at Smithiield.
James Bayless is visiting friends at
Findlay and Fostoria.
Miss Mary Anderson, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
James and Joseph Gordon, Of Canton,
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. l. II. Cook, of Iowa, has returned
after pleasant visit here.
Miss Sadie Elliott, who has been on
the sick list, is convalescent.
Miss Dora Cook is entertaining Miss
Ella Tweed, in Steubenville.
The P. o. news stand has had an i'm
mense sale on "Robert Elsmere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. CrossIey, OF Mingo,
are enjoying the holidays in this city.
Miss Matte Lowe, OF Steubenville, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gilmore returned
yesterday from pleasant visit Mt Shelby,
Ohio.
Belmont county has something like
100 miles OF railroad, and more being
built.
Mr.. John a. Neff, OF Wnrnocks, is the
guest of his son-in-law, Mr.. Joseph N.
Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Haughton have
returned from pleasant visit at Steu-
benville.
School will reopen the Wednesday fol-
lowing New Years, and not the follow
ing Monday.
Nevada" at the Opera House to-mor-
row night, for the benefit OF Manager
Miller, will have packed house.
Miss Hattie Warwood, OF Warren, o.,
formerly OF Martins Ferry, is the guest
of her cousin, Miss Emily Warwood.
The forge department Of the Laughlin
mill shut down last night for week or
so. The factory will work till Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Greenfield and son George
are visiting friends at Cardington, o.,
where Mrs. Greenfield formerly resided.
Mr.. Harry Shuttleworth returned TO
Clarksburg yesterday, after n pleasant
visit with his brother, Dr. W. b. Shut
tleworth.
Cupid is cutting high capers at Mt.
Pleasant. There were three weddings
out there last night, namely John Rail
and Miss Linn, W. B. Frances and Miss
Julia Mitchell andJ +. ChuiIy and Miss
Mary Barkhurst.
DR.. G. L. Bolton lectured to n large
audience at the Opera House last night,
on London, the Worlds Metropolis" y
The lecture was beautifully illustrated
by very large number OF views OF
famous persons, cities, cathedrals, ruins,
paintings, statuary and landscapes. Cal
cium light was used and all present left
highly satisfied with the lecture.
Martins Ferry has quite number OF
fine dogs. The Jewel Kennels, A. L.
Wilson, manager, owns pugs "Little
Jewel," "Little Trinket," both imported
and prize winning "Betinna;" white
poodIes REX" and PEARL" Irish water
spaniel Beauty" all are pedigreed and
registered stock. Louis Pracht owns
Clash, an Irish water spaniel, and VIII
liam Z. Thomas collie shepherd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-28
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling People
Abroad.
Joseph r. King, OF Parkersburg, was
up yesterday.
Mr.. C. Schneider, OF the GAINESVILLE
Post, is in the city.
Mr.. G. S. Braun, OF Fairmont, was al
the Hotel Windsor yesterday.
Will Hoffman, typo of Morgantown,
is spending his holidays in the city.
Clarence Fleming, advance agent Of
the Rosina Vokes company, was at the
McLure yesterday.
Miss Sprigg, Of Moorefe!d, daughter
OF Hon. Joseph Sprigg, is the guest oil
Mrs. I. o. Edwards.
Mr.. P. r. Allen, OF StaunLon, Va, is
the guest OF his iather.in-law, Mr.. George
Adams, at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Hunter Griffith, OF Cumberland
Md, son OF the editor OF the daily
Ne,cs, is the guest OF Mr.. Harry Whita'
ker.
Miss Annie Kennedy, a charming
young lady Of Wheeling, is the guest o.
the family of W. T. Nichols. HeLL'Jurg
Local.
Mr.. j. NJ. Nissan, New York manu-.
facturar OF brass goods, having dealings
with all the glass and pottery men OF
this section, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. F. L. Marsh, of indianapolis, a
friend Of Gen. Harrison and member
OF the G. A. r. and Loyal Legion, is
among the guests at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Henry Schaub, formerly night
clerk at the Stamm House in this city,
now holding the position Of clerk in one
OF the popular hotels at Marquette, is
spending his holidays here with his rel
atives and friends.
V. b. Archer, Of Parkersburg, Col.
Bob McEldowney, OF New Martinsville,
W. Il. Duval, OF Welisburg. and Joseph
Hall, OF Steubenville, the well known
pension agent, were registered at the
Mcclure house yesterday.
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7. j. Burgis, OF Lorlin, Is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Minnie Hall, Of SteubenyiIIe, is
the guest OF Miss Annie Chapman.
Trucman Duncan returned yesterday
from Bellview, o., where he has been
visiting friends.
George Morrow, OF East Liverpool,
who has been visiting relatives here, Ie.
turned home yesterday.
Miss Minnie Acknowledgement home
from Steubenville yesterday, after very
pleasant visit with friends there,
Miss Retta Rodgers returned yesterday
from Toronto, where she has been the
guest OF relatives for several days.
J. L. Clark, who has been confined 70
his room by severe attack OF Typhoid
fever during the past month"; is couya'
lescGnt.
Oscar Townsend, General Manager,
and j. l.. Green, OF the c., l.. x. w.
were in town yesterday looking aitertdc
company's interests.
Quill Showalter and vile, after Il very
pleasant Christmas visit to 6. W. Bar
tholomew, returned to their home 10
Angola, n. Y, yesterday.
Nathan Deiner, of Detroit, spent sew
eral hours with Bridgeport friends. lie
was Ell route TO Baltimore, where he will
establish himself in business.
ALI McFadden, the song and dance
nrtipt az ,nt,,gtrnt fam, Vosgul tnr0Upll
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The Kimball Opera Company present
ed ut the Grand last night "The Queens
Lace Handkerchief" The presentation
was in many respects the best ever seen
here, the fine music OF the choruses was
never heard to so great advantage, and
the costuming was as bright and hand
some us any production ever seen here.
Some very fine marching was seen in the
third act. The principals were all adj
mirable.
This evening the company will give
"The Princess of Trebizonde," an opera
rarely seen on the stage owing to the
difficulty and expense attendant upon
its production. II is an enjoyable opera
with the added charm OF novelty, and
the company can be relied on TO present
il to the best effect.
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The weather has not materially inter
fered with the progress Of work on the
terminals OF the Union Railroad bridge.
Contractors Carey and LeDuke have re-
turned to the Hotel Windsor from Il
Christmas visit TO their families in Ohio.
Mr.. LeDuke is accompanied by his fam
ily. Mr.. II. i. Durham, Of Cleveland,
the chief engineer, has also returned and
is ut the Mcclure. The work OF driving
piles Tor the temporary bridge crossthe
creek at the east approach TO the tunnel
under Mount Woods nearly completed
and the superstructure will be begun to-
day. This structure is necessitated in
order TO reach the tunnel, the erection
OF the permanent iron bridge being post.
poned on account OF the impossibility OF
getting the material out without special
railroad connections which the company
has been prevented from making,
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The officials of the Central Glass Com
pany, after a more thorough examina-
ton of the buildings damaged by the
fire on Wednesday night than it was
possible to make in the night, yesterday
estimated their loss to be in the aggre-
gate $4,000, Of which $500 is on the
stock and stores, and $500 on the two
buildings. The belief now prevails
generally that the fire was OF incendiary
origin, or at least, II it originated ac-
cidentally, was due to the Carelessness
or recklessness Of some intruder who
had no business in the straw shed
where the blaze started.
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The arrangements for the benefit per
torrance to be given ut the Grand on
Friday afternoon, January II, by Wheel
ing Lodge B. P. o. E., are rapidly ap'
prOaching perfection, and all the indi'
cations point to u brilliant success from
every point OF view. The theatre will
be especially decorated in handsome
manner for the occasion, and elegant
souvenirs will be given the ladies'. 1t
has already been announced that Mon,
roe and Rice, OF "My Aunt Bridget, u
will appear, and that Kate Castleton
will sing; also that Mrs. Nellie Sweeney
Palmer will contribute solo. Yester-
day promise was secured from Miss
Flora Williams that she would also sing;
from Miss Katie Michel, u iavorite with
all who have enjoyed her fine voice,
that she will sing "Salva, Regina" and
from Mr.. II. J. Menkemiller to contrib
ute his popular specialties-banjo music,
comic songs, etc. Arrangements have
also been perfected for competitive
drill between the Junior Plumed Knights
and the Kenna Club, for two handsome
silver cups, respectively the first and
second prizes. These cups are now on
exhibition at Grubb's iewelry store.
Other good features remain to be an
nounCeu.
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VAN BAKER SENTENCED.
Judge Jacob ovSrruIss the Motion for n
Third Trial.

On Wednesday in the Circuit Court
at Wellsburg, Judge Jacob on the bench,
the opposing counsel argued the motion
for new trial in the case OF Van Buren,
B. Baker, convicted OF the murder of his
wife and her mother, Mrs. Drusilla Ne
VIVA, at Holidays Cove.
Judge Jacob took under adyisement
the motion, the arguments and evidence
being submitted when court adjourned,
and yesterday he announced his deci-
sion.
The motion for a new trial was over
ruled, and in accordance with the find
ing Of the jury, which fixed the punish
ment at imprisonment for life, Judge
Jacob formally pronounced sentence on
Baker, that he be confined in the State
penitentiary at Moundsvile for the pc
Rod OF his natural life.
A stay OF execution was granted to
enable the attorneys for Baker to take
an appeal to the Supreme Court OF APP.
pealS, to do which in the event OF being
refused q new trial they some time ago
declared their intention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-28

In Part II OF the Circuit Court yester.
day Judge Boyd rendered n decision
making perpetual an injunction issued
in 1882, in the case Of the City OF Wheel,
ing VS.. Hamilton, MeGranaghan & Co.
restraining Klevis, Kraft & Co. from pro
ceeding any further on suggestion in
the Municipal Court OF Wheeling; and
there being in the hands OF the Court
the sum OF $il4 9S, it was ordered that
the costs OF the proceedings be deducted
from this, and that the balance be paid
to the Exchange Bank in part payment
OF its claim against the late firm OF Ham
iIton, McGranaghan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-28

Yesterday in the Masonic calendar
was st. Johns Day. The Wellsburg
Lodge No. 8, A. +. A. NJ, celebrated il
last night with an installation OF the
newly elected officers, as follows: Dr.
]. B. Walkinshaw, W. NJ. L. @. Apple.
gate, S. W.; G. W. McCleary, ]. W;
Thomas NJ. Hudson, S. W; James Law
son, Secretary; I. II. Buchanan, Treas.
urer; Andrew Nelson, Tyler; Thomas
Griffin, Chaplain,
The installation ceremonies were fol-
lowed by n fine banquet at the Lewis
House, which was most enjoyable
event in every respect,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERTS.



schools Last Night.
The Sabbath School in connection
with the Chapline Street NJ. Z. Church
held its annual Christmas entertainment
and treat last evening. The church was
filed, OF course. a fine musical pro-
gramme was rendered. Miss Alma Con-
uer directed it, and performed the in
strumentIl introduction John Clarke
rendered a vocal solo, "Three Cheers
for Snow" The main feature OF the
programme was cantata, "The New
Santa Claus, or the Old Candy Man, "
which was nicely given, the role Of Santa
being taken by Charles Bowler, the
three Mdgi by Messrs. Dunn, Westwood
and King, and the Priest by Mr.. Jackson.
There was also chorus, "What is Keep
ing Santa Claus 2" by eight girls; n vocal
solo by Tillie McNamee; recitation,
Longlellow's "The Three Kings" by
Sallie Handy; n doll song by six little
girls, with violin accompaniment by
Isaac Freese; vocal solo by Mollie
Handy; a recitation, Santa Claus and
the Mouse" by Howard McNash; an
appropriate song by the choir.
In the finale every pupil received d
generous share OF candy, and the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. RiheldafIer, was made the re-
cipient OF Il suit of clothes, and Mrs. Ri
heldaifer OF Hymnal.
The annual Christmas treat and enter
tainment OF the United Presbyterian
Sabbath School also took place last night
Preceding the distribution of candy,
nuts, etc, a pleasing programme was
rendered, consisting of choruses-
"Christmas Bells" "Rock-a-bye Baby
''The Heather Boy" and the Lords
Prayer-by 4 picked chorus from the
school; vocal solo, ~ am King on Land
and Sci" by Harry Sweeney arecItation
by Earl Barr; duet, Loves Old Sweet
Song" DR.. j II. Mcclure and Mrs. W. j
W. Cowden; recitation by Miss Lizzie
Ellington; song by George Thompson
coruet solo by DR.. j. IL, Mcclure; after
which a good social time was had by all.
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Holiday Hop ut tho club.

The Wheeling Club gave its holiday
hop last night and it was most notable
and charming social success. The
spacious rooms OF the club in the Rogers
building were filled with us brilliant an
assemblage as has been seen in Wheeling
for years. 1t was full dress affair, OF
course, and the handsome dressing
OF the ladies was so mark
ed us to make it a matter
OF general comment that the party was
the prgttiest one in the memory OF all
young and old. There were several
strangers present and they were delight
ed. The music was furnished by the
Opera House orchestra. Supper was
served at midnight at the Hotel Wind
knr.
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CnnnterleIters cnptarea.

New YoRE, Dec. 27.-Three counter
letters were captured by United states
officers this evening in their den in
Brooklyn while engaged in their uoIk
OF making counterfeit silver doIlan'
The men are William Green, Is yea's
old, OF No. II Henry street, this city
Patrick Kenny. 40 years, OF 81 BowcH
this city, and Timothy Cassidy, 10 ycaH
OF 60 Pearl street, Brooklyn. At ib'
last place they were found nj work be
hind barred doors. A complete ontt
of counteGieiting implements surround
ed them.
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Use after each meal Scotts Emulsion
with Hypophosphites. 1t is as palatable
as milk, and easily digested. The ra.
pidity with which delicate people i'm
prove with its use is wonderful. Use it
and try your weight, AS u remedy for
Consumption, Throat affections aud
Bronchitis, it is unequaled. Please read :
81 used SCOTS Emulsion in child eight
months old with good results. He
gained four pounds in very short
time."-THo. pRlM, NJ. D., Alabama.
NtwRIw
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
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the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in so cts and Sl.0O bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton ?. Hess, R. B. Burt and
G. Menkemeller,
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The hundreds OF friends of Mr.. John
G. Hoffman, jr., and his esttmable wife
were inexpressibly panied and shocked
last evening to learn OF Mrs. Hotiman's
death, which occurred about o'clock,
after an illness OF very few days, with
typhoid fever OF an aggravated ard com-
plicated character. Mrs. Hoffman was n
lady universally esteemed and admired
by her acquaintances, and her high
character and gentle disposition had en-
deared her warmly to her closer friends.
Her death will be generally and sin
cerely mourned, and the heartfelt SYM
PATTY OF the entire community is ten
dered the bereaved husband and chill
Irnn
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Fancy holiday goods at half price at
STONE & THOMAS.
Points About tho River.

The river is still rising at this point,
The levee gauge at dusk last evening
showed depth in the channel OF feet
8 inches, rise OF nearly one foot in
twenty.four hours. The Scotia passed
up at o'clock yesterday morning, and
the Hudson passed down two hours
later; both had good freight trips. The
Louis A. Sherley is due to-day from Gin.
Cinnati, for which point she will leave
on her return trip tomorrow afternoon
at s o'clock. Capt. Tom Hunter is in
command as usual, and Charlie Reeves
does the honors in the Office in the same
clever manner that has made him and
the boat so popular. The Ben Hur is
this mornings Parkersburg packet.
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Col. L. B. Bowie, Secretary Of the
lEtna Glass Co., was made an innocent
victim the day before Christmas, says the
BclldHe Independent. A gentleman in
Indiana, from whom the glass men here
buy some OF their material, had indicated
to Mr. Bowie that he would send him n
nice fat turkey for Christmas, but said
nothing to him about others. On Mon
day the Express Company telephoned
Mr.. Bowie that there was box for him
in the office. He said he would call for
it, but was informed thatitweighed over
100 pounds. Realizing thathe could not
carry it and without having even seen it
he ordered the box sent on to Wheeling.
His su prise can better be imagined than
told, when on receiving the box at his
home on the Island he foundten turkeys
therin marked Rodeier, Kelly, Yost and
so on until he reached the last one
marked "Bowie." The joke came in in
Col. Eds packing the other nine tur-
keys to Bridgeport in order to get them
to Bel!aire in time Tor Christmas. There
was no word whatever given him as to the
contents OF the box, beyond the fact that
it was marked poultry and addressed TO
him
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How could we get along without ou'
mile End?" Couldn't.


Cough in the morning, hurried or dr.
ticult breathing, raising phIr-m, VERY
ness of the chest, quickencd paiso' cel,'
ness in the evening or sweaS %. NIs".
all or any Of these things are TIE M
stages OF consumption. Or. Aghnt.
English Remedy Tor CONSUMPTION r.
cure these fearful symptoms, and j. 500 o.,
under n poaitire guarantee by e. j.
Goethe, K. B. Burt, c. Menkemc..et
Logan d Co. /"
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The Western railroads have recog
nized the importance OF California trayeI
by placing fast and improved trains il
service and endeavoring in every way
to remove the tedium OF the long
journey. If you contemplate trip tc
the Pacific slope this winter it will be
well for you 10 communicate with The
nearest passenger or ticket agent OF the
Pennsylvania Lines, who will give you
tho fullest information about all the
roads and sell you tickets at lowest
rates via any route You may choose.
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The Sixth Ward Republicans also met
last night. II was decided TO hold the
primaries Saturday in the new polling
place. the Webster school house. Sug
gestions OF names were made to devoted
Tor at the primaries as follows:
For delegates to city convention, II
G. Myers, W. II. Travis, VIM. Schwert
ierger, Geo. Wilkinson, Jas. Callahan
a. L. Bowlin, Jas. S. Travis, S. o. Boyct
and Henry Geisler.
For Council, First Branch-Alex. T
Laird.
Second Bmuch-Wm. Schwertferger
Gustaye Medick, Al. I. Ebeling, Jas. r
Travis, II. G. Myers, Chas. Helmbright
S, NJ, Hathaway, A. d. Work.
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"For want Of nail, shoe was lost /;
for want OF shoe, horse was lost; for
want Of a horse, a rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs OF pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by DR.. Acker's
English Remedy for Consumption. G.
Il. Goethe, r. B. Burt, @. Menkemeller,
Logan & Co. 8
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virginius Lodge No. ., l. 90. F., last
evening elected the following officers
n. g., Philip Rose; V. g., George Ora
ham; Secretary, G. I. Reed; Treasurer,
Henry Higgins; Trustee, George
Matthews; Widows and Orphans Com
mittee, Joseph LAWSON John II. Stamp,
John Ball.
William Tell Lodge No, G, has elected
the following officers: n. g., Otto
Boechler; VIC, G. W. Wagner; Secre-
tary, l.. p. Salterbach; Treasurer, II.
Ahrens; Trustees, julius Lohse, II.
Menkemiller, Christ Glesner.
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The three victims OF the explosion ut
the Top mill on Wednesday were all
doing well yesterday. Young Myies,
who was the worst burned, could see
out of his left eye, and was able to talk,
his tongue not being so badly burned us
was believed at first. His right eye was
completely burned out, aud the LETT is in
some degree of danger from inilRma-
ton. The physicians now have hopes
OF his recovery, although the chances
are largely against it.
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casa general family remedy for Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, always use
Simmons Liver Regulator aud have never been
disappointed In the effect produced. II seems To
be perfect cure for all diseases Of the stomach
and Bowels NV. J. McELRoY, Macon, Ga.
ungulshed from Rll frauds and limitations by our
red u Trade.Mark on trent Of wrapper and on
the side the seal and signature Of ]. II, zellIn
GO, dc3.MwPAw
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ALaw Firm Dissolyes.

An announcement appears in another
column OF the dissolution Of the cO-part-
nership between Capt. B. B. Dovener
and Mr.. Joe D. Elsou, under the firm
name OF Dovener & Elson. The change
takes effect December 81. Capt. Doven-
er's son, Mr.. Will Dovener, was recently
admitted to the bar, and it is understood
that he will be taken into partnership
with his father.
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HARRIsoNBuEG, Va, Dec. 27.-Last
night house in the eastern part Of this
county, in which anumber Of colorcd
people were holding party, was blown
up by dynamite and several OF the m
mates, it is said, fatally wounded. No
| narticnlns are Given.
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uouuaS i-Ncurst"u> VIZ ~" "sS'NAhi@A -'"cs'
Excursion tickets at low round trip
rates will be sold by the Pennsylvania
Lines west of Pittsburgh on December
"a, % and 81, 1855, and January |, 1889,
good returning until Thursday, january
3, 1889. No tickets will be sold to
adults for less than % cents, nor to chill
dren for less than 10 cents.
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We respectfully ask you to examine
the World Type Writer, n perfectly prac-
teal writing machine for $40 90. 1t is
highly recommended as an educator.
The privilege OF returning during the
holiday week any writer that does not
interest and please the party to whom
presented. EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
55 Twelfth street.