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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

Fred w. Stobie, official market re- porter for the Merchants Exchange, has received letter from his brother, Peter Stobie, of Dudleyville, Ariz., which says the latter has struck a body of rich free milling silver ore on one of his claims He will bring a carload of the ore to St. Louis and have it assayed, and if possible or ganize q company to develop the claim.-St. Louis Press Dispatch.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28
Hoods SarsapariIla

Is a peculiar medicine. It is carefully pre- pared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Man. drake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other we'll known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a peculiar combination, propor- tion and process, giving to Hoods Sarsapa- rilla curative power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where o+nar ro +iops fail
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

THE republican territorial board of equalization did the cattle men ot Pinal county great injustice in arbi- trarily fixing the valuation of cattle at
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28
RuckIen,s Arnica salye,

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and pos itively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Thomas R7N eedin.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28
Hoods Sarsapa1.illa

Is the best blood purifier before the public. It eradicates every impurity, and cures Scroll. ula, Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors. Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Sick Headache, In- digestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheu- matism, Kidney and Liver Complaints, over comes that tired feeling, creates all appetiss and builds up the system.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

For Rent.
 On June 1st, a fine brick store, 24x62 feet, on west side of Main street Florence, now occupied by J. M. Ochoa Apply to c. D: HENRY.
 or R. E. SLOAN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

Fresh California butter, cheese and Fresno flour at the Florence Bakery. Just received.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

A splendid lot of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Cos. Call and see the pew goods.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Has met peculiar and unparalled success st home. Such has become its popularity Tn Lowell, Mass, where it Is made, that whole neighborhoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell druggists sell more of Hoods Sarsaparilla than ct all other sarsapar:lias or blood purifiers
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

ALL that is left to remind the gen eral public of the defunct Moniezuma ditch company is small strip of land denuded of brush along its proposed canal for a few miles. and several shovelsfull of dirt thrown upon the lower side of the dry lake. But long after the Florence canal will have finished its reservoirs at the Buttes and near Casa Grande, and the coun try is thickly settled, the memory o the Montezuma will still be green il the minds of the deluded.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

THE report from Yuma published in several ot the Territorial papers
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

Get shaved at the new barber shops
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28
Hoods Sarsapar;IIa
100 Doses One Doiiar.

Sold by Druggists, sl; six for s5. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD & CO.,, Apothecarics LoMell Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
GOOD,HASAUGR.
Pleasant Wedding vt Durst'slnst Evening
Pr0inInent PaonIe We'd,

Pleasant Wedding NJ purApslnst Evening
Prornlnsnt People Wed.
The handsome parlors connected with
bursts well.known establishment on
Market street, were the scene last
evening OF u very pretty we'd
ding that engaged the attention OIL
quito number Of the Hebrew soci'
ETY. Of this city. The principals were
Mr., l.. S, Good, the head OF the dry
goods firm OF l.. s, Good 4 Co., apd
Miss Fannie Hanauer, who has until re-
Gently held the position Of bookkeepel
for the firm, She Is daughter OF Mrs
Sophia Hanauer. The ceremony tool
place at Z o'clock, the service being read
by Rabbi Benjamin Bounheim, OF tht
Synagogue. Immediately afterwards the
company OF relatives aud friends were
seated nj n splendidly appointed supper
table, one OF bursts best efforts. Con
pratulations were cordial both from tllost
present and from those away from here
who wired their messages. Mr.. .anc
Mrs. Good left shortly after 0 O'Clock Or
hest wishes Of a host Of friends, Tht
guests remained at the table about two
hours longer discussing the many goot
things with which 1t was ladened. Mr.
Good Is one Of the most enterprislnI
merchants in the city, and has steadily
prospered since he commenced for him
self. All his friends will wish him ant
his bride well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
DIRECTORS ELECTED.
several Local Organizations l.sorsauire
yaatNrInV

Several Local Organizations 1teorgauiEGd
Yesterday.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold.
era Of the West Virginia China company
was held yesterday and tho following
named gentlemen chosen as q Board Of
Directors, NIcssrp. W. L. HCOrno, W. II,
Hearn, Peter cassell, Aug. Rolf and
Mai. Ran Stalnaker. Tho Board will
meet to-day for organization. Tho an.
nual statement read yesterday, was very
satisfactory.
,Tho Messrs. Ewing Bros. have sold
their interest In the West Virginia
China company 10 Hon. William L.
Heatnc, tho President ol the company,
MosSrs. William Elllnvlam, Morris
Horkheimer, Henry Baer, Fred.J parke,
james 7. Rogers, Il. W. Wells, William
GoBhrlng, w. @, Wilkinson mud DR., ].
II, Pipes were chosen yesterday NJ tho
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Standard Insurance company as o
Board OF Directors for tho ensuing year.
The stockholders Of tho Jefferson In.
ButanCo company at their annual meet.
Ing yesterday elected as Q Board Of
Directors Mussts. Il. w. Oglebay, John
d. Culberlson, 8. y. Bloch, j. j. Jones
and Dr. X, W. HaGlett
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
THE BURGLARS ACTIVE,
Martins Ferry Again Suffers BY
Their Operations.
THREE VISITS MONDAY NIGHT.
The Catholic Church Entered by the
Yandals and Eespullel of Its
Treasures-The ,rhieyesWell
Rewarded In Plumber,

The Martins Ferry gang othurglars is
around again. 1t made another tour Of
that prosperous city on Monday night
or yesterday morning with fair success.
The st, Mary's Catholic church, the
Cottage House and Jobs saloon and
dwelling were burglarized, AT the
church an entrance was effected through
the back door by prying 1t open with a
jimmy. The box in which the sacred
vessels are kept, namely, the chalice,
the ciborium and the pix was broken
open and these three, made of silver
carried of, They are valued at $50
Other pieces Of church furniture and
nearly everything in silver or that look
ed like silver was taken, In the box
where tho chalice, ciborium and pig
were kept n silver plate was left, which
was no doubt overlooked, The blessed
sacrament was also overlooked. Every
thing else was ransaCked, and the fool
was covered wien the church was open
ed yesterday morning, Rev Father $
s, Mattingly, the rector, took q valuable
silver vessel home on Monday to have
1t cleaned, or 1t, too, would have been
taken. Father Mattingly says he vii
give the weight In silver OF the three
pieces stolen iireturned,
The Cottage House was entered al on
$3.50 by prying open the front door with
a Jimmy. Nothing was missing eXcep'
q razor, handkerchief and several othel
minor articles. A trunk was carried
from the room OF John Kreuscll, son O.
the proprietor, on the second floor ant
down to the alley and ransacked bu
nothing taken except razor. The
pockets OF two boarders were riiled bu
nothing OF value found.
At Louis Jobs saloon, earby, en-
trance was effected the same way as o.
the church and Cottage house, the bur
glars entering by the side door. In thu
saloon they found several dollars II
change, which they pocketed and took
drink or two to quiet their nerves. TheN
then went up stairs and In attempting
to omen the hall door, aroused Samue
Clements, Jobs barkeeper, who sup
posed 1t was job, and asked "who'
ihere?" whereupon they fled. Job wa
visited about 3 o'clock and regrets tina
he did not get to use his revolver o
shotgun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
The Most Direct Method.

bdIatre IHdfpetdtN|. II.
The Bellaire Hail Works Is using this
week process for the manufacture OF
steel slabs which does away with from
thirty 10 fifty laborers. The metal Is
taken direct from the furnace 10 the con-
verters at the steel works, and from there
Is run out into slabs. Heretofore the
metal has been run from the furnace into
beds OF sand, where pigs" were formed,
These were loaded upon cars after they
had got cold enough and hauled 10 q
metal yard, where they were broken
into convenient pieces for handling;
then wheeled toa Cupola at the steel
works, where they were remelted, run
into a ladle aud then emptied into the
conyertors, before the blowing com.
menCed. Tho process now In use does
away with all this labor. The metal is
run out OF the furnace into large tanks
which arc fixed upon tho iron cars in
use there and run direct " the steel con.
verters, into which II is emptled aud the
blowing commenced. This Is the most
direct process ever heard OF In the man.
uiacture OF steel; In fact, II could DO no
more direct, and the Bellaire Nail
Works, always In the lead, is the first 10
take advantage Of this new process.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
ADnn,r PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and wheeling People
Ahrnnh.

Strangers In the City md wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. +. d. Hempstone left last evening
for New York on a business trip.
Mr.. George A. Laughlin, OF Cleveland,
is again in the city, He is registered at
the Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. David Gundling entertained sew
eral friends very pleasantly at her home
in Public Building square last evening
Col. George P. Bissell, OF Hartford, one
OF the capitalists behind the Union
bridge project, has returned 70 the city
andis again quartered ut theMcLure.
Miss Kate White, Of Wheeling, passed
through tho city to-day for Charleston.
She was Joined here by Miss Annie Moss,
They will visit in the Capital City for two
or three weeks, after which Miss White
will be the guest Of Miss Moss here
PdrieBbury State Journal.
Judge and Mrs. W. G. Bennett, Misses
Gertrude and Mary Bennett, and Mrs
Alfred Jackson, OF Weston, and Dr.. NJ
s. Holt, editor Of the Weston Republican,
arrived in the city last evening and
registered at the Mcclure. They are
here for the purpose Of attending the
wedding Of MI. Louis Bennett, u promi,
nent lawyer OF Weston, brother OIL
Judge Benefits, and Miss Maxwell,
daughter OF the late James Maxwell,
which will take place in this city to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
LOCAL BREYlTlRs.
Matter. Of alIuoF lIonent IN ana About 'llo

Nnllers Qt AlNor honAeht IN anu ABOUT the
City.
MATINEE at tho Grand to-day.
TaR GRAND this evening Harry vii.
lldms Specially Company.
OPERA House this evening, The Duff
Opera Company, in "a Trip to Africa"
Two drunks and disorderly were
booked at police headquarters At mid
night for this mornings court
IT was B. W. Connolly who was nom
mated for the Second Branch OF Council,
instead OF ], w, Connolly, in the First
ward.
THR Council Committee on Gene
teries met last night, audited the month
ly bills and transacted other routnt
business Of no public interest,
TnR Riggs Bros, who have been dojnl
q general planning mill business al
MoundsyillC, made an assignment yes
terday, j, A, Ewing, Esq, is the as
signee,
STRANGE tits thatthepleasant weathe
is injuring business, This complain
comes from many quarters. II Is nnsea
sonable. Business has been so ADJUSTED
to cold, seasonable weather that an!
other, however agreeable, Is a detriment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
nrI.. olnxtnni. Enrnrsmont.

The sale OF reserved seats for Estelle
Clayton's engagementatth tho 0pera House
Friday and Saturday, opens at House'l
music store, opposite the Opera House
this morning, There Is sure to be d big
demand for them. No novel ever writ
ten In America has excited 30 much con.
troversy as "The Quick or the Dead,
and Miss Clayton's dralnatization Of II
has been the object Of as much interest
everywhere. Miss Clayton recently
wrote her agent, darcy:
~ Just got letter from Amelia Rives,
dear Amelia, She calls me her Harbara.
She writes that great preparations ale 60
ing on for my reception at Richmond
The State guards have adopted motto,
"The Quick or the Dead" l ain to pre-.
sent them with flag embodying the
motto"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
|DHLAINH NHRINO WOOL.
The Growers Of This Fine
Strain Of Sheep
MEET IN ANNUAL SESSION
At the Mcclure House, in This City.
The Largest Attendance OF Any
Meeting Yet IIeld-Tho OH
GERS Eiccted-BanIuct.

Tho animal Meeting Of the National
~ $3.50 W. c,o,,o,s, Assoc;o.
pelalne Mellho wv, e'V"s.e eys'N
ton was held yesterday at the Mcclure
house. In this city, and the attendance
Was larger than al any former session OF
"Ns 'Ass. ~. ~,
the association
The organization is composed oil the
leading wool growers OF Ohio county
".,I psoo,,o county w VA Washing.
a"N i'u'NO ~ a. a,.o., nnio
ton county, fa'' ahu 1he eastern Ou'o
counties, They are all In the front RANK
among wool growers, and theirspeGialty
4. ono ~ Ire most popular strains OF
10 op' " W.. A'Ss. F r,,a',,,,, W
sheep now at'FacHns a'.eHSon 1905
The association was formed IN 1857
1t has issued three volumes OF It's official
rsoistor and as WAS shown by the at.
$500 -, 49, =, ',oo,ordov,s nootirg and the
tendance OF Yesterdays meeting anu 'n'
interest shown In the proceedings, lhtell
ranks are increasing and the, popularity
OF their strain OF sheep growing,
There were present yesterday Messrs
L, A, Russell, OF Houstonyille, Fs:
James S, MeN9Ty, Of OaGlihlonIIs9HHrgi !, n
Balls, OF Washington W \; Ianne9lll
Of Cannonshurgi A, Y; FoI'aSK, gan
nonsburgi Robert dgtRrle, houston
vile; J,W, Carpenter, beallsvllle' VAl9
Julius LeMoyne, WashlnG!9n L. /
sisson, Roney's folnt, w WI y, W
Hamilton, iiogstonYislsi ., ~, SseWSr,
Stewartsville, ONO Johp NJ SLIM, bel
mont county, Ohio; samuel !, Irln9le
Vallonia, OHIO Joseph Eugerton, Nas
sau, Iowa: !, I; klmnle, kGymlltohi r.
George Waddle, k'xS MiIls, pm9
Robert D. Hamilton, hoIslonVlIle y
B. MCClelland, Of CannonsblTs hoDer'
Wylie, Of Washington Uo'; y; r., beal y
Of Brooke county h3rry nioa.Wtfy, o.
McMurry, Pa.i Il. y. branat, OF A,lsoFe
0hioi y !, carpenter. 81 Nu.an, !, H., 90 .
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nn iinlirnn,i i,n.inn.a

Mr.. Il. smallwood, superintendent O
the Tippccanoe Stone Company, iron
whose quarries at TippeCanoe, Harrison
county, Ohio, out the o., L. 4 W. road
comes, the stone being used by the
Wheeling & Harrisburg road III the
construction Of liz Union bridge and
costly terminals In this city, is registered
at the Hotel Windsor. He Is here fol
the purpose Of comforting with the con.
tractors and officers Of the company and
will be Joined to-day by his president
and secretary. Mr.. Smlllwood will be
pleasantly remembered by the party OIL
gentlemen who recently made d trip OIL
inspection among the several interesting
industries along hellneofthe o., L. 4 W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
BEl.lIAlRB
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho nlhAa City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the GLASS City.
A. KlOtIO Is home iromA trip EaSt.
John II. Brown, Of this city, has got his pen
sion.
NV. Darby, Of ncallsylllc, Ohio, is here on
business.
John o'Reeie, Of the knights OIL Labor, locturcd
In BenwOod last night
John 8, Sullivan aud wlio will leave to-day
for their home In California.
large lot Of delinquent tax property was sold
yesterday all over THIS county
The IiIghschOol scholars will bc instructed III
writing and drawing after this week.
A large crowd attended the remains Of Dr.
Mcclure yesterday morning 10 tho depot.
A great deal Of hay corn and wheat from The
western part Of Ohio comes u nOilaiFu now,
MfS, II. A. llfjSOhg, formerly pOaimlGlrc"
here, has been quite sick al her home near Lew.
10 Mills
Ms. CLARA Robinson. Of Gravel lllll, WI glye
apafty tonight In honor Of her guest Miss Car
rio Guy, Of Allegheny.
There were a half dozen births here yesterday
and oil the lathen were smiling aud happy
four boys aud two girls
John Gregory will leave Flniay iOt bollAlm
this week, and will 10 10 work for HOlgi0r BROS
They arc COmlnR homo one BY one
John W pOhefty,. editor Of tho Woo1s0cli
Gdtftit, died suddenly Of fatty degeneration OF
lhe heart II W0Odi6Gid Monday night
quite large lot Of produce h going from here
10 pltlhbtlfG aud baltimore, from tho lIolAlic,
EAhosvlli0 e Cincinnati Hallway points
t,B. GlllisplO, Union line general agent looE
poIteSslOn Of hia nov office here yc1lCtday ahl
IN moving mashed Nh nose III gOlng lhfousha
door with picCo Of furniture ..
Annie Tracy, young lady ~ years old, ilylhf
viii h6f parents near NJ OllyOi, was found ueai
IN heF he'd eafiV Monday morning An ihqncN
hAi been demanded, and viii be held
While opening the gAi0 NJ tho upper bnht Oh
iiealhefliglOii'G nihei yesterday evening, Ionn'
Wa Killed. lie Slipped aud fell and The Wh0lr
tifinG Oh bank cars, loaded, passed nYct his b0ly
before thOy could bO Alupped HIS body We
horribly iiAhgiOd, aud he w@ almost Instantly
killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16

In the Supreme Court Of Appeals, at
Charleston on Monday, tho following
business was transacted:
Taylor's executors vs.. Cox, from Nc
Dowell county, was submitted.
Low VS.. Sutllc, from Fayette county,
was submitted.
county, was submitted. -,
State VS.. Minor, and State vs: FIVE
Creek Coal Company, from Fayette
county, and Patterson VS.. Martin, from
Greenbrier county, were seyerally con-
tinued,
ColTman vs.. Hedrick, from Greenbrier
county, was submitted.
John II. Fulton, OF Virginia, was
Adjourned until Tuesday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
Iintlnl 81 sprnsnnt howard.

The renalns Of Sergeant Edward
Howard, u. 8. A., whose suicide at Che
recruiting station Ii this city, where he
wal detailed for duty under Capt, Allen
Smith, was reportedin yesterdays Issue
Will be Inferred al 1880 o'clock this
morning In the Peninsula, or city rein.
etefy. Capt. Smith yesterday received
word from tho dead soldiers relatives
directing that such disposition be made
oil the remains, The funeral will DO q
quiet one with no display.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
A NHWOIL TERRITORY.
Excitement and Activity In Leasing across
the River.

Excitement and Activity In Leasing across
the River.
The oil and gas excitement continues
to increase. Mr.. Lockwood, representing
a syndicate of Chautuaqua County, New
York, has about completed the lease OF
8 900 acres Of oil landin Wills Township
on Rush Run in Jefferson County, Ohio,
near smithfeld, from James Hoyle,
Charles Burns, William Cole, William
Milhollen and other farmers. This syn
dictate it Is stated will commence sinking
wells as soon as arrangements can be
made. There Is considerable excitement
among the farmers in the Township
named, and fabulous prices will be asked
for land. The above syndicate has been
quite fortunate in leasing land, having
already secured nearly 8 900 acres under.
lying which there Is supposed to be
immense quantities OF oil and gas Us.
pecially the former.
Mr.. Lockwood and two other gentle.
men are making q tour Of the township
and leasing all the land they can. Over
1000 acres were leased last week alone.
They have been leasing land on the fol.
lowing terms: The farmers to receive a
rental OF twenty-five cents per acre per
annum, one,eightof the oil receipts and
5000 per year on each gas well, II found
In paying quantities. These terms APP
pear 10 be satisfactory to both sides, but
farmers who have notalready leased will
want more, and some OF them may not
lease at any price, A scientist named
Raymond, who Is secret agent Of the
company named, has spent the whole Of
the past two summers in Wills and ad.
joining townships examining the land,
and innoCently told q friend that plenty
OF oil and gas underlaid II. This was
too good for the friend To keep and lie
let the secret escape. This Is what ex'
cites the farmers, and some Of them think
they sec millions in 1t. TWAS not known
until q short time since that Raymond
was a scientist. He paid his board reg
rilarly, appeard to have plenty Of money,
seldom asked any questions, paid very
little attention to the lR1d or anything
else. He passed himself of as an Eas-
tern man In search OF health and was
known among the farmers as "old Rey-
mond."
The company which has leased this
land means business aud will open up
big field. The land Is only short dis
tance from the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railroad, aud II oil is found In large
quantities line will bO laid 10 the road
for shipment, or a switch will be built
To the field.
The Standard Oil Company has leased
considerable oil land In and about
Glencoe; rs also:have other companies.
The Standard has been paying 81 per
acre and another company Is now leas.
ing as much land as II can get hold OF at
81, The latter company sunk q well on
the Silt farm, one mile south Of st.
Clairsyille, which Is paying, but from
every indication the big basin Is under
the Sutton farm, which this company
leased on Monday at2 per acre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16
THE SPRING -GLASs FAIR"
Glass aud Quoensware Purchasers visiting
Tho City In Nnmbers.

Glass aud Quoenswnre Purchasers visiting
the City In Numbers.
The glass and pottery buyers continue
to putin an appearance. Yesterdays ar
rivals were George Hosbrook OF Column
bus, l.. P. Gallagher Of Pittsburgh and
Arthur Kay Of Louisville, all Of whom
arc registered at the Mcclure, and
Henry Falker OF Chicago who is at the
Stalnm. A cordial welcome is extended
these buyers assoon asit is known they
arc In town by the above corps OF sales:
men, who are representing the several
Industries. They are making the Nc.
Lure their headquarters and every even.
ing the Office lobby presents an animated
scene as tho statesmen vic with each
other in doing the honors. MIR. j. g.
Massey who has charge OF the Buckeyes
handsome display is leader In this
work and Is ably seconded by Mr.. Wi.
liam Goering OF the Central, Mr.. II. y.
Waddell OF HOODS, Harry Northwood,
Jay RatcliHr OF the Riverside, Major @.
W. Franzheim OF the Wheeling Pottery
Co., and score OF others. Now that the
Mcclure has put in a new piano, music
is employed Us one OF the charms To
soothe the savage breast Of the buyers.
The buyers SO fur heard from are all
very much pleased with the change that
has made Wheeling the exhibition city
for the products OF the factories In the
Wheeling district. They are afforded
here better opportunity to inspect and
purchase and the treatment they Rre aC-
corded, leaves nothing to be desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-16

The ladies oil the Arion entertained
their friends, the male members OF thai
popular organization, In very pleasing
manner ut the soClety's club house las!
night. Music for dancing was furnished
by tho Opera House orchestra and'wai
ENJOYABLE as usual. Tho entertainments
that are 10 take place In the near FUTURE
under tho Arion's auspices are, another
one Of the ladies' pleasant kd0eeTIstte'
on the cath inst; the children's mas
ouerade, February 81 the big masquer
ade and Arion carnival, February ~
and tho usual Easter concert and bal
early in April. The interest that the
members continue 10 take Ia their soci
ETY., speaks well for It's popularity. =