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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
TOLD OF FANNY RICE.
A Cosby Sketch Of the Bright
and Viyacious Nadjy.

ana tlVaClOuS NaQJys
Eddy's squib.
They say that Fanny Rice can eat
more chocolate creams at stretch and
keeps up dog trot longer than any girl
in the profession. She buys her bon
bons by the five-pound package, and
eats them between meals and with
every course but soup. Her chum is
Bruno. a big, black Newfoundland,
who goes out with her every day for
three-miie breath Of fresh air and trav-
els with her on the road. Bruno has a
bunk in the baggage car, but his mis-
tress provides him with a lambs wool
slumber blanket, and the friendships he
makes with the train men insure him
the best of care. go
At home Fanny Rice is the wife of
dentist. and her marriage has not been
a failures She is MISTRESS of pretty
fat, over which she presides with queen
ly grace, usually attired in some long,
clinging gown of the first empire. Dur
ing the weeks she sang in "Nadjy" at
the Casino enough roses were presented
to her to fill a fve-gallon potp0urri urn.
On the streets she affects blue suit
made with a Directoire coat and
trimmed with gold lace. Miss Rice
began her stage career four years ago
in the Boston Ideals, singing the role of
Lady Elsa in Patience" When the
"Nadjy" season closed she went to Chi
cago to open in "The Yoemen of the
Guard" which will remain on the road
and keep pretty, witty Nadjy homesick
for the rest of the year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
A PUBLIC DUTY.

"Haye YOU read Robert -H" Stop,
In mercy spare me. Just this time.
Ask if I've committed any crime
Since last we met-if all are well
At home-speak Of the rainy spell
Election frauds, Lord Sackville's woe
progressive schemes perhaps, but, Oh!
Pray hesitate ere you begin
The same old query that my kith and kin
Have uttered fifty times this year,
'Haye read Robert Elsmeref"
Have read "Robert -?' Yes,
Thank heaven the deed is donel
At last I've read il, though it weighed ton
Now, when friend chance to meet,
In church, theater or upon the street,
shall not rush into store,
Or turn aside as oft before,
Lest should heaHthat everlasting same
Have you read 'Robert-what's his name?"
But bow, and with eager zest,
i've read your Robert, and he needs rest"
Boston Transcript.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
EBB-TIDE.

The tide slips from the harbor's mouth.
The rugged reefs stretch far away,
The tangled grasses lightly sway,
And faint odor Of the South
Comes stealing III across the bay.
The ships, like phantoms, lie asleep,
They wait the turning Of the tide,
And ere the dawn will safely glide
To the broad bosom Of the deep,
Beyond the surf's unceasing chide.
When In our hea.ts the tide is low,
When blackened reefs of old despair
Rise to our view, we need not care;
The tide returns; at morn we go
To sunlit seas and skies more fair.
IS, F. Potter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06

"Do you suppose any stocH company
In New York could get along with
women as plain as they are, unless
backed up by something else? Ger
tainly not. He learned some time
ago that the main support of the thea
ter comes from the women. If they
like play. the play succeeds; for their
husbands, sweethearts and escorts al
ways consult them before taking them
to the theater, and their preferences de-
eide the success Of the house. Look at
the men in the picture frame and you
will see why the matinees Of the Ly-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
THE BASE BALL OUTLOOK.


Everything Fayoable-A Pitcher will
Faith In Himself.
Manager Sullivan has signed for thl
Wheeling Base Ball nine pitche,
named Schmidt, now Of st, Louis, who
comes on such terms as indicate sucl
faith in himself as, II justified by his abil
ity in the box, promises q phenomenon
He nays his own expenses here and hiI
board until the association can give him
a fair trial, and II they do not approve
OF him no 10 10 bp released without q
cent. suCh.an offer was probably never
made by ball player before.
Alta meeting OF the Directors satur.
day the Finance Committee reported
that the stock had been as largely taken
as 1t was considered desirable to gell nov
stock. The committee issued only
twenty-five season tickets, and these are
being sold rapidly. A few remain un.
sold, and those wanting to secure them
can do SO by applying promptly at NJ. 4
s. Brubakef's. :
A telegram from Findlay says FinJlay
will enter the new Tri.State Base Ball
League with a team the coming season II
certain arrangements made there saturt
day by w. II. Harrington, manager OF
the Canton Club, are carried out, which
there Is no reason to comprehend will fail.
Steps are already being taken to get TO-
gether a team under good manager.
Will Fisher, formerly manager Of the
Altoona, Pa, club, but now OF SPRING
field, Ohio, Is mentioned In connection
with the management Of the new or
pnniZatinn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

The river is again rising at this point
The leyee gauge at dusk last evening
showed a depth In the channel Of feel
4 inches and the river was coming up fast
by dusk tonight there will probably b.
u feet In the channel as tho result OIL
Saturdays steady rain. The Ben HUI
passed Up AT II d clock yesterday morn,
Ing enrOute from parkersburg 10 Pitts,
bIfgh In IL regular Sunday trip In thai
trade. The Katie StoCkdilo passed tip
In tho Observation-Disclosures trade al \
o'clock yesterday afternoon with a fail
trip on board. The Abner O'Neal came
down from Steubenvllle carly yesterday
morning, having been called here 10
take lot Of freight 10 Plltsbufgh that
has been lying here waiting torthe CIV.
Bachelor 10 get down. Tie shore Ice
above gleuhenyllle, however, has been
90 thick aud heavy lot several days mast
that the RaIohUloF'g officials have been
keeping the steamer NJ Pittsburgh. The
O'Neal not away about two O'Clock with
a good dip, after having bad ConSldefa.
bic trouble In getting Oh the Ice that col.
iecled under hOf while she lay al The
ieyee, Tie Louis A. shefley rot away IN
good time Saturday night witha fall lib,
The Andes ID due today from Cincinnati
for which point this excellent steamer
will leave on It's return trip tomorrow
afternoon al . o'clock, Can't Charlie
AIuhlenan ID Ia command and Mart N6ll
b In The office a. usual, y -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
RRLlIlAlRR
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
lrk... ..,... a..n ,,....t. - a. 80 49,.

All Sorts OF Local News and uoasip from
tho ulasA CIty'
There were i've funerals hero las week on OH
day, - 49, y" Va
August Krlevcr viii bo ,,lsd ,o.l.v N, ,ylt
VVauus.
yohn Ellen IL recovering from severe case
polAonlpR.
There ID talk Of tho aloo works fo5umlnR OF
the old system to-day.
Cohdurtht ahnctIn. M thn n y 4 n ..,i,osJ
vInS aSsS M wSc % wv q y r InGS
~, NV "SVA ~ ouWui W Nsly'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
GREAT Reductions

In price Of Dry Goods aud Carpets tc
boom spring trade.
5000 yards I4onSdaleanl Ladies' Choice
Muslin al I cents per yard, regular price
10 cents.
500 yards 1lleached and UnbleachOd
i04 Slleetlng al % cents per yard, reg
ulAF price % and 80 cents per yard.
i,00OyardB 42.inCh Bleached Muslin At
"a cents per yard, from l2l cents.
5000 yards Lancaster and Amoskeag
Ginghatns At " cents, reduced from SO.
6,O0Oyarls Arnoldiand American Blue
Callcoe5 (best made) al OF cents, reduced
from I COnlB.
2,OO0yAfds, yard.wlde all.wool TrlCots
al Is cents per yard, worth 9IA cents.
10 pieces yard and half wide grey
mixed TfiCptBat 81 cents, worth bOcenIs,
1000 yards SaorsuCkers N I cents per
yard, worth 10 cents. .
1000 yards best light CaliCoes at ~
cents per yard,
% pieces Brussels Carpet at OS cents
ner yard, worth 10 cents,
The above are only a few Of the many
great reductions 10 boom spring trade
SToNi 4 THOMAS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
ABOUT pEOpLN.
Stranger. in tho city aud wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In tho CITY aud Wheeling Peopl
Abroad.
Max L. Clayton, agent OF IA Buncl
Of Keys" is at the Mcclure house.
Misses Lettie and Bessie Marsh, Of thu
Island, are visiting friends in steuben
vile.
E. L. Neale and R. ]. Nealc, Of Ber
Lomond, w. Va, are at the Hote
Windsor.
Miss Annie Roberts, Of Elizabeth, Pa.
Is the guest OF Mrs. +. u, Hempstone, a
the Hotel Windsor.
Miss Kate White has returned home
from M extended visit to Mrs. II. s
Walker, at Charleston.
Mrs. w. ]. W. Cowden has returned
home from Charleston, where she visit
ed Mr.. Cowden for several weeks.
Miss Jennie Coen, Of the Island, and
Miss Carrie Cook, Of Parkersburg, have
gone to Pittsburgh to visit friends.
Mrs. John r. Dunlap arrived in the
city Saturday and is the guest OF hel
father, Mr., Mortimer Pollock, on Chap
line street.
Mr. W. A. Wilson, the genial and
enterprising manager Of r, G. Dun't
agency, left on a business trip down the
river last evening.
Hon. ]. B. someryille, Prosecuting
Attorney Howard, Ex.Clty Clerk Bow
ers, and Ex.ReCeiver Dunaway havere'
turned home from Charleston.
j. P. Branin, State Secretary Jr. D. U,
A. NJ, OF Dayton, Ohio, was the guest oil
Mr.. John D. Hall, Friday. He left fol
Cadiz, Ohio, to institute another Council,
Mr.. George Roland, an extensive lum.
Der operator OF Livingstone, Montana,
who has been visiting relatives on the
island for some time, leaves to-day 10
visit Ohio friends.
Miss Lydia McNEechen has gone to
Baltimore and Washington TO visit
friends and will he absent until after
President Harrison'B inauguration, Miss
McMeChen will Charmlngly represent
Wheellng's society at the inaugural ball.
Rev. Dr. j. Sumner Stone preached
last evening at Thomson NJ. Z. Church,
on the Island, 10 an unusually large con.
gregatlon. He also gave an interesting
talk to the children In the Sunday.
school Of that church In the afternoon.
plattenburg says in his Fairviow, Han.
cock county, Courier: Empty Frame,
who ran for Congress In this District
nurp tinnn n time. Ia now attorney for n
corporation representing $lb 100000. He
ought 10 gobble enough out Of TINT pile
10 all bis frame.
The INrELMdESrRR's old.timo cores
pondent at Wellsburg, Nj. George u.
Crawford, was married on Wednesday Of
last week. He had been In tho market
for many summers, and II Is said his
congratulations were as many as the sur
prise was great.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
FULL on STRANGERS.


g1 Hers heegptl' aAttractet
Tie Workson the ' i
burg Railroad Wheeling& Harris
North w 0ompany's tunnels IN
A." heeling Is progressing rapidly
1.-the east end, in the creek valley, the
cut leading to the tunnel has not vel
been finished, but will be in a day OF
two Of good weather, when the work o.
entering the hill will begin. This work
and the grading along the creek in the
extreme east END Of the city, with
the work the Baltimore / Ohio Railroad
Company Is doing in the city and yici,
nifty, has broughtto the city q crowd Of
men seeking work, orpretending to seek
work. The latter class are q motley
crew, Among them are innocent coun,
trymen, foreigners, professional thieves,
sharpers and bummers. For each
man who works there is another
who sleeps in the daytime and roams
the streets at night, seeking drinks or q
chance 10 steal, Sneak t6eits are be.
coming common, and at all hours Of the
night the streets are filled with question,
able characters, There are among them
three or four special descriptions OF men
wh6Hrerplex the police and Others by
their close resemblance, One is the fat,
well dressed Irishman With big watch
chain, Another Is tho very tall, very
slim man with the high wooden cap,
Another Ia the dwarf, Il is almost iui,
possible To tell individuals Of these Vari.
ops species OF men rom one another.
Where they come from and why thew
come Is a study worthy the attention q
scientist,
With other results Of this Influx Is the
lses that the town Is getting tougher
every day, twill probably continue to
get worse until the works now in pJN,
gress are completed, \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no spe.
cial mention. An who use Electric Bit
ters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purcr medicine does not exist and II Is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN.
pies, boils, salt rheum and ether alice
lions caused by impure blood.-Will
drive. malaria from the system and
preventasw well as cureal malarial ievers.
For cure OF headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bittes.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
tpnded,-PriCe 90 cts. and 81 90 per bot
tic at Logan & Co.'s drug store. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
Tic Ola Court House for a Library

The copncil's special committee and
the sub.comnitteC' OF the Board Of Edu.
cations Library Committee met satur.
day night to consider the project Of turn.
Ing the old court house over to tho Board
Of Education 10 DO used as public
library building. The idea was suggest.
ed that the property DO sold at a low
valuation; that Il DO Cheaply rented, or
that 1t be transferred for nominal con.
slderation. Finally, without doing any.
thing, the committees adjourned tIll2!S0
n, nj, to-day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

Lewis Hess aud John Minehan were
arralgned before Squire Davis Saturday
night on a charge Of stealing q hat and
oyercoat from q young man named Nc.
Adam, at the Y. NJ, o. A. building OF.
iiccrs Moran and prettyman made tho
arrests, The two youths accused were
nlayIng a game III the house, and when
they luit took the coat and hat. Hess
claimed them as bis, but they did not III
him. Squire Davis held both IN default
al 81, 900 for entering and stealing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

nave, knew a man TO escape failure ls!,t 10
n n;.Sa, F body or mind, who worked seven
DAYS In the week l,,o,. kvon the
,,ast III Il s tsndine, with all the weight o.
its influence, 70 crush the 9hly PpII, w
which God has set up against the threat.
eaing pillows q rare-to close le on ! W
harbor into which man can tptn Ilpl w ~
fury Of the storm, when lhs PRES o. n ~,
engines are almost out, and the weary
S s Is well nigh ready to let go
Inc wbeel. But Let him turn IN here for
o T Gay Of repose, and be will kindle the
Sres siresh and grid himself for another
successful cruise
But what say you, my Christian broth
or, TO the assertion often made, that the
sn; ,day paper cannot be sustained with,
out your pRtropageS Ponder It well, !
pray you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
No cnnn Rn.l, thln Yenr.

Considerable CONSERVATION was caused
among the members OF the Sophomore
and Freshman classes at the college this
morning, says Saturdays Washington,
Pa, Journal, by the appearance Of the
President, DR.. James D. Motlat, In their
respective class rooms and announcing
that at a special meeting Of the Faculty,
they had DECIDED To forbid the two classes
from engaging In any cane rush, The
Glasses, Il Is reported, had expected to
have crush" this afternoon, II Is not
known Just how the action Of the Faculty
Is looked at by the students.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
EAN REruRN NOTICE.
John q. Ponaloton'S Answer Served on Mr..
Atkinson,


Atkinson.
Saturday evening the answer Of join
O. Penl!ston to the formal notice Of con
test OF his election" rs Congressman
geryedap him by Hon. @, W. Atkinson
the honestly elected Congressman, wa
handed to Mr.. Atkinson by Deputy
Sheriff Whyte and Constable Love
The two officers performed this duty
without assistance,
The GpsWeI Sweepingly denies all the
allegations In Mr.. Atkinson's notice, and
AYERS that there were over six hundred
illegal votes cast for the Republican
nominee. This is a larger number than
were indicted for illega. voting, by about
400, and OF those indicted not one out o.
ten will hold good, while more Demo
cratic votes could have been Justly the
subject Of true bills by the United States
grand jury. Pendletop claims a major
ity Of 476. Why be did not make II
8s4S or something like that can only be
conjeCtured.
Under the statutes, Mr.. Atkinson has
forty dAys in which to take his testi'
mony, and at the end ofthat time Mr.
Pendleton has forty days TO take his.
Mr.. Atkinson then has ten days to take
testimony In rebuttal, All the testimony
has 10 be taken within ninety dayG from
the service Of PendletonIs apsweh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
LOTS Qp ARRESTS MADE.


The Large Docket for This MORNINGS Police
Court.
Chief Delbrugge's police force keeps
up It's record, and II the Police Court
dpeg Its part the Board Of Rphlic Works
will scarcely know what to dowith its
money In two years. Saturday night
the lookup was crowded, there being
from two to seven persons In each cell
and number OF "bums" lay about on
the stone flooring outside the cages.
There were thlTtyreHe aaseS an tue
docket Of 10 O'Clock yesterday morning,
and yesterday I've others were added.
Tha house OF Ida Nichols, on Nine.
tenth street, was raided Saturday night,
and four men and two women arrested.
The women deposited cash to cover
their lnen and the nen were locked up.
Later Ann Keim's TwOnty.arst street
house was ralded, and she, seven women
and five men arrested. She and one
other woman had the cash, The others
were locked up, but two, a man and q
woman, got pHt YesteTdaY by putting up
escaped after the crowd was brought to
the lookup, but Officer Carney reCaptur.
ed him In the Second ward about $3.50 a.
M, and locked him up. He gave his
maine ss Sutton,
The court win present an interesting
and varied array this morning. The
cases poYer about eyerYthinga man can
be charged with under the city ordl-
nanCes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
syrup pfFIra

y Natures own true laxative. II 10
tile most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
system when Bilious OF CoetlyeI 10 dls.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyetsi 10
Cure Habilhal Constipation, lndlges.
ton Piles, etc. Manufactured only BY
the California Fig Syrup Company, For
!ale In 20 cts and si,00 bottles by1,oRafi
Z V9l Anton r. Hess, r, d. Burt and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
INAUGURATION ANNOUNCEMENT.
Excursion Arrangements via the Psuass
Vnnln IinOa

Excursion arrangements via the Peuassl,
YRnia LlnPS.
Excursion tickets to Washington, D. O.,
for the Inauguration will be sold from all
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines
on February Goth to March Srd, and they
will be good for return passage by trains
leaving Washington not later than
March sth. The round trip faro from
Wheeling will be $1,000, Special trains
Will be run TO Washington to RQOolnmo-
date the tide OF inauguration travel, and
special coaches aud Pullman cars will be-
attached IA regular trains, For complete
Inflammation RRply to the nearest passen,
ger or ticket agent otthe Pennsylvania
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. i, lsS0.-To TIL
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear SirS ;-Elixil
OF Dates cured me Of habitual eonstipa
ton and dyspepsia, l recommend Ii tC
all my friends. Very truly yours, JOSEPH
gimmer, Prop. Of Hotel ST. Claire, Co
lumbus, o. Sold by O. r. Goethe, W. w
Irwin, W. L. Williams and John Laugh,
lin. Logan & Co. and Goodwin & Co..
wholesale agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

Is a combination Of tho active properties
OF dates, fgs and prunes, and othel
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm,
mensely popular. 1tCures hahitual con,
stipation, indigestion, blliousnesS, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 80 cent
bottles by o. II. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
W. Il. Williams and John LauahlIn,
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
gAlu aRenta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

Adam lIasenauer, a boiler at the La.
Belle mill, living at 8OlS McCOlloCh
street, died February Of pneumonia
after only a few days illness, lie was
insured IN the Equitable Life Insurance
Company on January IA, through
Sweeney 4 Edwards, agents, 1915
Market street, and had only paid S07
premium. On February 4LhC company
bald his family $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

OF Howotth's Company, 10 DO seen d
the Grand the first three nights Of this
week and Wednesday afternoon, the
Frederick, Md, Times, speaks very
highly. II says all the members Of The
are artists, the performance In
tere5tlng throughout, and thepanoratnlC
views Of Irish scenery artistic and heauti.
full. Tho dublin Dan" comedy Ia funny
and well acted, and the BpuClalties ane,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
EHE GLASS BUSINESS.
A Little Temporary Activity
which Ends To-day
THE RAISING OF FRE !I.cSa7s
The Sample Roc;as in the MoLurs
blouse Closed TIL the Fall Trade
pcmandsa ReOpepias-Resalt
Good, but not Great,

There has been q decided boom in the
glass business Of this district, particu,
larly in bottles, for q day or two past,
owing 10 an increase in freight charges,
which goes into effect to-day, and con,
corning which some observations from
the Pottery and Glassware Reporter will
be found reprinted elsewhere in this
issue; The new classification also
slightly Affects table ware and pressed
goods generally, The squirt "a not pI
wgrb advantage TO the trade, merely
compelling them to rush orders of in
stead Of packing them lelsurely,
The glass statesmen who have been dis.
playing samples at the Mcclure House
have about all returned IA the factories
The Buckeye, the Northwood, the Bel
mont, the Riverside and the Warwick
China Company have all removed their
samples, but the Rtna Glass Company
still retains its sample room on Main
street, The dealers have sbpgt al been
here, although a half dozen or more
showed up during the past week. Speak,
ing OF the trade generally the frat or
ders placed by the buyers indicate de,
cided caution on their part, In q few
instances liberal ordeES we're given, bpi
az . rule goods were ordered rather
sparlngly considering the large Number
OF dealers who have been here,
The Pittsburgh pRpatcA declares that
ttioF several weeks a large number OIL
drummers, representing various glass
houses In Western Pennsylvania, Ohio
Raa West Virginia, have heep qlarteFed
at the MOnongahela house. They come
regularly twice year, TO exhibit their
samples and to meet customers from all
parts Of the country" Itwould be hard
10 find any West Virginia glass house
represented In pittsburgh tlHs season.
Dennis Banks, Of the Rtna Glass
Company, has resigned as travelling sales
man
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

10 make room for incoming spring
stock We shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Sultlngs, 0yerCOatings
anu i'antAl0OnlngS. All will DO made up
llrst.Class and nc guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and MulllCrs at cost.
q. HESS e. SONS,
Merchant TallOrs and Cents FurnlShers,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-18

As Beaver College and Musical Insti.
tute for young ladies at Beaver, Pa, will
receive some endowment next year, on.
abllng II to reduce It's prices somewhat,
II offers special rates for spring term
opening March q. Write for informa,
ton 10 X. 7, Taylor, Beaver, Pa,