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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

Chrietian Gunxenhauser, Q West King
street baker, was Injured in rather pecu-
out OF tho stable lie the afternoon. The
animal was feeling frisky and reared upon
his hind feet Hs came down upon bis
owner, ono Of bis feet striking the man,
cutting CASH In his head over two inches
In length. DR.. Notoher sewed II up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
Coal for the Poor,

Ths Buchanan McEvoy. Reynolds relief
committee Of councils distributed thleo
nundred cards 10 the poor Of the city ON
Thurnday, Each card entities the holder
- one half ton Of coal. The committee had
ever hve hundred applications, and the
selection Of the most worthy ones was Q
GiGacult tssk,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
inB WALKING MATCH.
nGUnrzz,anD 10 oulr Tsn snACK
AM sAWnnnOn m ran lead.


" &11klne match q Meunerchor hsll,
- neuA. oohsld and Lawrence. oon.
~ = ooouce great deal Of attention.
r = imposslble 70 name the winner -
3no crowd was Of good siss al
og0nv o1oognoon and q WaD very large
evening. Rssh msde his flrst hundred
- g t0o - evening" and LawSoneo
poGoo0 III ave minutes later. Between
~ eeolock Rsah was tskeo very sick
i y - eomeehing like cholera morbus and
.1snos ablo b b On the track again, ex-
- Sue 3 shoet time, during the entire
~ He kept IN his room most Of the
- Whero 10 recelved the best Of atten.
- non Dr. II. r. Eberman. He suffered
n1Elhao nom pains Of The stomach, and as
~ opelock this morning he was still lying
sDoWA Hh friends seemed fearful that he
GounA noe recover In time 10 win.
& A. ;elght o'clock Lest evening, after the
-1n0taL Ne score was - iolloWs: Resh, 104
nllos Hohsld. 70 miles. l3 laps; Lawrence,
- 0neA lap& Al midnight tho score
SWns Rsah, Ill milss; Schsid, 80 miles,
-; Lswreucs. l22 miles. lspA
i Oaxlne the night Lswrence was on the
- 1oe nix o. seven hours end Scheid foi
- longee time The latter complsted hil
: znnndsoa miles at $40 this morning. At
oolesk shis morning. thirty-six hours from
- time the match began, the score va
1e1A III miles laps; Soheid loo miles IL
1oDs; Lawrence lbs miles lap. Both
: LaWrsuce and Scheid were on the track.
/ ~ 10 o'clock when 6chsid passed Resh,
n1Asld ssid he Wa feeling very well and
!. ~ friends still felt confident that hs would
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
A Surprise Party.

The wifo Of Harry King, Of 80 North
Plum street, got up surprise for her hus.
band, whose birthday Wa yesterday. She
invited sbout fifteen OF his friends 70 the
house. They arrived together In the even.
ing and entered s!rging . Christmas carol,
The evening wss pleasantly SPENT and
Mrs. King entertained the audience ct the
p,sno,on which she IL splendid performer.
A fine supper followed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
.rhis y The Boo, for Me. u

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester " with sole leather heel
This IL the best fitting and most durable boot
In the market, made OF the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money to
the wearer.
pon't buy your arctics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter
Ahead OF all others In styio and durability.
II youwAnt the worth OF your money try the
colchester with outside counter. Kept here
BY best stores. Al wholesale by
n. b. sPAHR 4 Sons,
s-zma York, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

J. w. Appel and Walter M. Franklin, at.
torneys for the estate Of Levi Miller, to-day
issusd execution against Ezra w. Weaver
for A9A. Mr.. Viewers personal prop.
erty was sold somo days ago. and his real
estate will be sold ON the above execution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
An Empty station House.

Mayor Edgeriey did not hold court this
morning for the very good reason ths, no
arrests were made by the officers for the
past twenty-four hours. The buns also
deserted the town. There were no iodgers,
which y an unusual occurrence at this
osason OF the year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

Henry e bod and John Lechner were heard
~ Aiosrmsn Halbach last evening for steal.
- old Iron and In csiault OF bail were
Goomiosd Tor trial at the January SESSIONS
~ fsnn Iron company prosecuted Good,
eoes0eoges shuimyer isathe oomplains1s
oGn1nst Lechper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

The party given BY My. and Mrs. George
N. franklin, In honor Of their son George
at their residence ON West Christian street
on Thursday evening IVES nne affair. The
attendance was large and In addition 10 the
many society people present from this city
large number were present from dis
tance. In the house were many horal
decorations handsomely arranged. Taylor'a
orchestra furnished the music and Trower
Of Germantown, was the caterer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
Death of n TIolfsr,

Reuben Cook, an old oolored man OF the
lower end, was driving "AbdaIis," his
trotter, home near Adam Ranck's MILL, at
Fishing Creek, las: evening. The animal
suddenly fell over high precipice, break.
fng his neck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
knlghts In stalled. .

District Deputy John B. Bushong assis-
tsd by twonty MON bers Of Red Rose Castle.
Kuights Of Mystio Chain, installed the ofii.
cars Of Harrison Castle last evening. A
number OF speeches were made. The new
castle Is nourishtnR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
rwo More NAH Ws,sbsrs:

Frank Brinkman and Charles Broome,
OF this city, have been appointed weighers
OF mails In this city In addition to John Nc.
Culley, by the railway mall servica II 10
likely that one Of tho men will be stationed d
at the Reading depot
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
Blsde an Ass,xumsns

Simon d, Pennell and wife, Of salisbury
township, assigned their property for tho
benefit OF creditors today to j. d. q. Pow
nall, OF the same township.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

st O'Clock. intsrmsnt at Lancaster came.
tery. ~
MaTia. vile Of james MarShSil. In hse ID
year.
The reiatives ana friends of ths family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. - South Duke
street. on saturday afternoon at O'Clock. In.
torment % Lancaster cemetery. otd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
rrssses.ed . seeona Time.

0oy lloyds . colorsd woman from Col.
Db1A made complaint today sgsinst
A1ooss aed Josephine Turner for the
noony Of housshoid goods. before
h1oenan HAlbach. The accused gave
- 1or . haering May had prose.
lu1o4 ehess came parties before Alderman
- nd The evidence offered Was not sui.
o0Ws n make out . csss and the alder
ooe 2hss.A.S- le cEse.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
A sssausrsds Party.

Thsrs vas masquerade party for Susan
~ oaycev,st her residence No las Concord
n1lays lest evening. Twenty couples were
0o0olDGT TfesstinE aud other amusemepts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
1he New husi uss. schooi.

On Monday, January 7th. W. ID. Mosser VIII
open lis New Business School with a full
course IL all commercial branches for young
men and ladies. he couse will be thorough h
ana practical. The room is nicely ntx up
and 10 one OF the most delightful places for
the purpose of getting q business education,
including type writing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
His Annual sst-Oui.

LAss evening Il. O. Dsmuth, the popula
0ens man OF East King street, gave his
annual New Year set.out to his friends and
cose6mers at bis store. There was quite q
hFgs crowd present and they were well
ontortained.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

III woman win, she will" IL the ,piU
tai Q Or Bulls Cough syrup for her cold. she
Take good advice. II have suffered with bad
headaches for years, and have tried many
remedies without obtaining relief. i was ad.
vlssu 10 give salvation Oh Y trial. and 1t has
kDWARD BALTZ tRutcher,)
Lafay ette Market, Baltimore, nd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
Deserted His wife.

John q. Willower, OF Mannheim, charged
with deserving his wife, WAS committed in
default Of bsil for trial this afternoon BY
Alderman Halbsch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

Inc gasoline Lamps Tuken Down.
As the electric street lights are now In
operation tho extra gasoline lamps which
were put up temporarily some time ago
were taken down today.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
The Pisys Ooes Eysr,vn.,

n ~ InJs uueS EveFyWheIe.
oeeleon's "Uncle Toners" who appear
- 1ancaster, win send Elisa Harris to
Oonada and Era TO Heaven, from the stage
- Do Longs hall In Mount Joy on Mondsy
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
HheIln,a hAlsa

shetin's sAlss-
The sheriff has posted bills for the sale OF
seventeen properties on Saturday, January
IL, at 2 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04

| VIZ MOox W IL !
Our Stock of Winter Goods
must be reduced, and we have
taken the best and only method
to do it-Low Prices.
Almost everything in our
store will be offered at a greatly
reduced price.
Our patrons and friends well
know that it is not our style to
exaggerate, and that whenever
we advertise goods at reduced
prices we sell them at such.
1t will also be next to impos-
sible for us to enumerate prices.
Keep your eyes open and
read our announcements as
they appear in the daily papers.
We have made tremendous
reductions in every depart
ment. We invite you to call
and look at our Bargains,
whether you wish to buy or not.
For 80 days from Monday,
January 7, VIC will sell goods at
a sacrifice.
Do not fail to come at once
and secure the best.
Tremendous sacrifice in
Wide Skirt and Dress En-.
broideries.
Slaughter in Ladies', Misses
and Children's COATS AND
MILLINERY. Ribbons almost
given away.
Silks. Velvets and Satins at
prices which will astonish all.
Do not fail to come and see
this Greatest Of all Clearing
Sales.
All Good, Fresh, Seasonable
Goods at
ASTRICH BROS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
NEW ADI1RrD1x1ND.
POWDER
ROYAL.
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
Absolutely Pure.

rrHls powder never varies. a marvel d
i purity, strength ana wholee0menooa. Moro
not be soid in ne, Competition Win tns muisitndS
Of low test short weight, alum OF phosphate
powdorS. Sold only - o0Ns. B0yAl AAklng
iy1elydAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-04
From entindicauons our Plain ana Honest
Mark Down in
Mems, Boys and Children's
Stylish Suits and OYerCOats

VIII terminate In the entire disposal of
our present holdings.
Prospective buyers should not stand upon
the order OF coming, but come At once Bring
your frienos,
Look lhs Bargains over you will be sure to
, nna something interesting and profitable
IL you are not in need of of either SUIT or
Overcoat remember the OLD price 10 mari cd
upon Garment Ticket, The new prJce ss
marked upon tho Tag.
Here 10 An investment Vine WorstAd Dress
suit sold for e2L 1he must-go price IL ois.
Come ana see them. '''
Bargains In Underwear.
Meme White and Colored .Merino shirts and
DRAWER all AIT y, at soc.
Men htte W DOL shirts ana Drawers. 7Sc.
=, Mems Natural Wool shirls and Drawers,
All.wooi scarle, shirts and Drawers At d oo.
., mems Camels HAIR shirts and Drawers At
DR.. Warmers Natural Wool -and Csme,,s
Hair Shirts ana Drawers at Si 30
AolIoyd,s Derby Ribbed Underwear in scaI-
let ana Lolored.
Our spe ciAi Cap OF Blue ana Brown Corau.
row. n ade in the Windsor shape, with heavy
roll band. Just the thing for stormy vesthsT
a. toc II our best for the money and can't
:, Other SHAPES OF Corduroy Caps at $50 ana
TAX about your Humma's, what's the mat.
Yer with our Gents KEYSTONE Il Shoe, made
~ ram Zoe ana TIP. congress- aud Lace, with
smooth innsrsoiss. Al q pair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
5000 I'M CnECKs

| In a Deputy sherlT's Valise, Stolen ntth'
baltimore s Ohio Depot.
James Watson, deputy sheriff Of Mer
Ger county, lost a vallse at the Baltimore
( Ohio depot last night, which he says
contained 5000 in checks payable to
bearer. His story is that he set the
yallse down on the floor while he went
TO buy his ticket and when he turned To
look for II, 1t was gone. Isaac Hirsh, 9
boy about the depot, said he had noticed
The valise on the floor, and thinkingthe
owner had forgotten 1t, placed 1t inside
the counter in the waiting room for fear
It would be stolen. He went to the
train and came back to find that some
one had stolen 1t from the place where
he had hidden 1t.
Officer Gaus took young Hirsh 70 the
lookup, but let him 60 when he told bis
story in full. The police do not credit
the story that the yalise contained 60
large a sum. Watson left at midnight
Tor home, and left instructions to send
the yalise to him II it is found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city and Wheeling People
Ahroni.

strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Chief Delbrugge, Officer Short and
Councilman P. +. Farrell leave to-day
for a pleasure trip'to Parkeraburg.
Miss Julia Cohen leaves to-day former
home in Akron, Ohio, after q pleasant
visit OF two weeks with Mira. Louis
Schwalb.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Hutchinson, OIL
White Day, Monongalia county, were
among those registered at the Mcclure
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Bryson 10 seriously III as
a result OF the fright she received Sun.
day night last, when burglars entered
and ransackedhe her house.
Neil O. Kerr, OF Cincinnati, the clever
travelling passenger agent for the Queen
4 Crescent route, is again registered at
the Mcclure. As usual his errand Is 10
look after the interests OF his line.
MI. ]. D. Lippincott, Of Pittsburgh,
who was recently appointed by the Ohio
River Railroad Company as It's CONNER
rial agent in that city, with a good salary,
was registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Among those registered at the stanm
yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Craig,
Of West Alexander; D. W. Reynolds, OF
81. Mary's; D. s. Stevenson, OF Clifton,
W. Va; George N. Rhoades, Of Dallas.
Mr.. Otto Jaeger, q former well.known
resident Of the South Side, aud who was
ior many years at the head Of the en-.
craving department OF the Hobbs glass
works, Is in the city making a short
visit, Mr.. Jaeger is now one Of the
head men in a FoBtoria glass house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
IA DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT

That ofEers Attractive Inducements Ia
Holiday Buyers-Mr. Taylor's Place.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mr..
George R. Taylor, the well known dry
goods merchant, Is Just at this time es'
pecially interested in the reduction, as
far as possible, Of his large stock Of fine
dress goods, cloaks and furs before
Christmas, for the reason that after that
holiday his establishment will necessa-
rily be closed for a few day! in order
to make the changes that will connect
bis present store room with the one In
the rear OF II, and thereby give him a
store room 268 feet long extending clear
through from Main to Market streets, he
has not neglected to provide for bis
many patrons a large stock OF very at
tractive Holiday goods. These MIR.
Taylor Is, as a matter OF course, equally
as anxious 10 sell as he Is the dress goods
aud iurs referred to. The Holiday goods
may be said to embrace everything In
the way Of handsome novelties that one
would expect to find in a leading dry
goods house such as Mr.. Taylor's. An
enumeration OF them would afford but
little idea Of what Is offered; one must
walk through his establishment and see
for themselves. There will be found q
rich variety, attractiyely displayed, and
the prices at which they are offered are
fully as attractive as the display.
In the way OF furs Mi. Taylor has q
larger and better selected stock than he
has ever before offered, and this means
o good deal for his stock OF fur goods has
always had the reputation Of being as
hne and carefully selected as that
Of the large Eastern. establishments.
Seal skin goods as usual are the great
feature In this department; he shows
sacques, hats, gloves, mutfs, collars and
boas In all shapes and sizes. Those In
search OF seal skins should byall means
inspect Dir, Taylor's line. His dress goods
department contains all the latest pat
terms, cOlors and materials and In the
way Of hosiery, handkerchief, ETC., the
variety 10 be found Ia almost endless.
Mr.. Taylor's handsome store 10 always
o popular resort for the ladies', but 1t was
especially 80 yesterday by reason Of the
opening Of the Ladies' Decorative Art
Room, on the second floor OF the eBtab.
lishment. The beautiful display made In
the Art Room was admired by everyone
who visited II, but the handsome dis.
play made by Mr.. Taylor challenged the
same degree Of admiration and none who
passed through the place could resist
the temptation to stop and indulge the
- al Az 49,. A.l -laNEN. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
BBLLAIRg BRIEFS.

A General Resume Of HArpeninEs-Tht
Movements Of People,
Mrs, Mary Ils nbtad, Of ClAtlngton, Ia visiting
hero among tiendB,
snne one will DO arrested sooni II the koy otLhC
locked II not returned
BelialtO 10 now The bell paved and beat lighted
city Ia tho whole valley for IL size.
Fourteen new electric lights have been order,
cd BY Council for various places In tho city,
Nearly All the mRnti A1tufofS here ate using
coal now for iuel, having done away with gas,
Several Witnesses loft hero for COlumbui la5l
night 70 attend The swltGef ana Little pension
.Ca5e,,
CtoWdsot people from this place ate goibs Ia
Wheeling every day now 70 buy Chtistt1AG pres
onts.
NE pSSOIidiSs VITA WSiiivIiiS lfiShdi and ria.
tivOa.
CITY solicitor Woodbridge IL down along The
line Of The Ohio River NAlltOAd soliciting for
fighA Of way,
Contractor Ronor Il 10 clean the streets he dld
bis h4ulluG gyot,, his men having dropped q
great deal Of gravel.
The Pelivai and BaEat 0iihe German feiotmed
70 be held TO morrow and Saturday blaht
promises 70 be big aiiaif.
ThOte Ate two. dogs on Rose Mill 6wued BY
John LfNelynl which, Ate ttttgte 70 The dogs Of
that %hel6hbOfhOod, lAb, week they killed Two
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12

A few important things about dia
monds everybody should know. First
they are steadily and rapidly advancing
in price. This, because fewer really
choice stones are found every year, and
because more Of the worlds wealth IL
being invested in diamonds. To-day
diamonds are lower than We may evel
see them again. They are not a luxury
In the sense that they shine but for q
day and go out in darkness, A dia'
m0nd shines forever, and It's lustre never
dims.
The second important thing to know
Is that you need someone TO advise with
when you buy a diamond. You want
the counsel ofan honest and friendly 6x.
pert who realizes that his interest and his
duty are not all on his own side. There
Is SO much chance for deception that you
cannot be too careful in buying dia.
monds.
A third point OF scarcely less import.
anCe Is that you ought To make your SO.
leClions early, while the stock OF
diamonds is at It's best and before the
rush bvgius, when you have time To
look and ask all the questions you wish
to ask, and the dealer has time to show
you all you desire 10 see aud answer all
your questions. This Is the friendly I'D.
vice OF /. G. Dillon 4 Co., 1885 Market
atfhbt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
LOCAL BRRyETIRs
Matters Of Minor Mention in and About
the City.

Matters Of Minor Mention in and About
the City.
Ar the Grand t~o-pight-Harry Lind
ley in "The CastaWays,"
TaE new Turner Hall on the South
Side is nearing completion, II will be q
very respectable building in appearance
WILLIAM ARNBREcRT is building q
new store room on Jacob street, near
Thirty,pinth street. He will occupy u
with q drug store.
THE LaBelle nail factory will resume
operations after being idle since last
Friday. The stop was caused by .
breakdown OF the engine, which iuf'
nIshes power for the factory,
THE fourteenth public recital TO be
given at Houses music rooms this even
ing by selected pupils OF ProL, William
Armstrong; classes, promises TO be a
very enjoyable affair. The programme
10 a splendid one,
PHELLP EMRIoK bass force OF men at
work tearing down the old German
Methodist church at the corner Of
Thirty-sevelth and Jacob streets, pre-
paraLory TO the erection OF q new build
log TO be used as q bakery and residence
YESTERDAY Anna Whipple, q strange
woman bound for ~Steubenyille, lost her
pocket book containing about $40, all
The money she had, on a street car,
Ohief Delbrugge advanced her the
amount needed to take her TO steuben-
Vile,
AoNR,YEAR old chiIdo oil George Reiber
who lives near the Marshal county line,
had It's foot badly wrenched yesterday
afternoon while crawling on the floor,
At 6rst the leg was supposed, to pc
broken, but an examination by DE-
Ford proved that 1t was only sprained'
Fri is the general ~opiniondon the South
Side that a hotel with fair accommoda'
lions and q moderate rate OF prices
would do well In that part oil town,
Business men say that almost daily
travelling men and strangers enquire iol
such accommodation In the lower par
Of town.
CLRRK HOOKS office failed to furnish
q single item yesterday-not even on,t
solitary deed Of trust was left for record
The clerical force were not az al 9lsap
pointed over this condition OF affairs, Al
litgaye them a ohanceto catch up with thu
biz volume OF work that has been pour
Ing in on them OF late.
TuE engagement OF Mr.. Charles Bow
ser and his company at the Grand II
"Cheek" closed last evening. Mr.
Bowser, in the star part OF RtthaTt
SmyLhc, has proven a most enjoyable at
traction to the patrons Of the theatre,
Few actors are blessed Will. sucl
spriphtly manners and mobile face a
Mr., Bowser, and his "Cheek" Is as Cleyei
as one could ask for.
ABOUT s o'clock last night while tn
members OF the household were dow
stairs attending to their duties, thieve
entered the house OF Widow Bowers O.
Sixteenth street, between MCCollocI
and Woods streets, and stole 81. tn
burglars entered a second story windo'
1t the rear OF the house and ransacke
the entire upper story. Mrs. Bower
keeps a saloon, and thinks someone we
acquainted with the house and its oCcu
pants did the job.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-12
A NATIONALIST CLUB
To be Formed in this City by the Believers
IN Bellamy's Theories,

To be Formed in this City by the Believers
IN Bellamy's Theories.
Anumber Of Wheeling gentlemen who
have become interested in Bellamy'a
"Looking Backward met last night and
discussed the feasibility Of forming a
Nationalist club in this city, They de.
cided to call a meeting for next Wednes.
day night, to be held in the Chamber Of
Commerce, If It can be secured, other
wise in some other convenient place.
Nationalist" clubs are becoming quite
numerous in the country; they are
formed on the general principal Of
Matchmaking, or putting under national
control all the various institutions OF the
country, and all business and industrial
enterprises. This general plan is out.
lined'i In Bellamy's book. Ladies' are I'D:
mitted To the club on the same terms and
with the same rights as the men.