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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

ON AVKEIVB ENWLIBH FILLB 4 !. ?
Are active, effective and pure. For alex
headache, disordered stomach, loBs Of
appetite, bad complexion aud billousness,
they have never been equAlpd, either In
America or abroad. For sale BY Logan
Drug Co., ]. 7, Goodwin 4 90, O. n.
GOeIso, A. 7. Young, John Coleman.
pAW2 it
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4HH TOWN OF HLKTNS
From a Marsh to a FIourishing
Town in a Few Months
WHAT A RAILROAD is DOING
For ono Section of West Virginia
Thrift aud Enterprise Apparent.
A Visit to Beverly = Historic
Grouuds-Graphio Letter.
spnial oaIe,DOndales Of N4 Iatellqmeu

Special 00TespORdales Of pt EAse!Iqae9,
ELKISs, W. Van Nov, lB.-My trs
visit to Elkins, W, Va, was early las
spring, 1t was then town in nsm'
only, the proposed site being level
marshy tract Of some thirty acres lyinl
among the hills, The surveyors hac
Just flashed their work in laying 1t of
in streets and town lots, and already TIT
real estate and boom agent was there
and corner lots and desirable business
locations were being sold and specu
lated in with an activity that woult
have done credit 10 any western State
There were only some half dozen houses
and one or two stores in the place be-
longing to old residents, but tue speCu'
lative element that always follow any
new enterprise had come In with the
railroad operations, aud foundations
were laid for number OF new stores,
dwellings, etc. 80
The West Virginia railroad was still
some miles away, but grading had been
completed up to the town, and gangs Of
men were busily AZ work laying tracks,
etc., and gave the place very animated
appearance, Stretched along the road
side were tents, huts, mud houses aud
buildings OF all notwithstanding
that would give shelter whore the ltal.
ians and other laborers employed on the
railroad had their quarters, and after a
cold uncomfortable drive by stage from
Belington, to which point | had come
by the Grafton & Grsenbrier railroad
the outlook did not seem very cheerful.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

B,,z,&O, RAILROAD,
BellAlTO 4 zAnesYllle Through Passenger leaye1
SelIai'e a. s'Aoa M arrives At SellAlre AZ $3.50
WOodSaeld Passenger leaves BellRirO At 4;20 p.
M, RTrlyes At BellAlFe at S:9l q, IN,
summeffield Accommodation leaves Bellaire
u ll:.M D m. arrives NJ M q. IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21
FINANCE AMI TRADE,
Ths Features ri The aIonry and s,a'
.T. Sf,,rl.rts

The Features NJ the h0Nry and Stock
SInVkets,
NV Y0RE, Huy ~ &eiuS Cu ull tight
augins from to per eeut, Last loan 2 per eeaI,
closed offered nj per cent Prime mercantile
paper S1sA75t per cent sterling Exchange quiet
aud steady a. = slAl IS, Sales were 2SSSs
shAEel,
There was Q continuance Of the sharp move
mepts among the IpeclRltea IN The Stock kE'
change this m0Tning, and Tennessee Coal VI
bfaFd Rpl1ly q usual, though ~ fluctuations
vert nOtQplte % Violent ~ during the pas few
days. Ontario 4 Western and Denver, Texas 4
~ Worth were specially airOng and active, but
the o hers were not so promlnenl, The trusts
were inclined 70 weakness u hISt, but recovered
later Ia The day, In the. Last hour Q material
improvement was made and especially among
the low priced shares, The close was quiet but
strong Al about the best price, u thedRy. Final
declines are few IN number and for ppimpOriant
lncliNul, while Texas 4 " Worth TGHe ",
Manitoba ~, Pacific Mall W, 81. Paul and
Union PaolhG ~ per cent each.
Railroad bond1 were quiet; sales y, 900,
Government and State bonds dull and steady,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

Three.year old George was with his
papa In the barn. Seeing pitchiork he
said: Papa, Is that what horses eat
hay with?'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

when i,aby VA lIct, NO EAvV her ca1totIA,
when EAswAs a child, che cried tot castofiA,
whsa .As became Mtss, che cluaS 70 caltorIa,
whsa sAs had ehEdfOa, shs EavSthSm cAslOrIa,
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$500 Reward offered for an incurable
case Of Oatarrh by tue proprietors Of Dr.
Sage's Remedy, 80 cents, by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

IA, CIlse n, O., Nov so.-cO''On fFmi mid
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
LsaS " and 81, Ny .I.S a iss.
day excepted. Monday excepted. lsAltrday
excepIed. Sunday only, Saturday Only,-
EalteIn Standard time
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Metals.


Nav YORK, Nov. 0,-flE iron hru; America
SO GOaiO W. Copper alrong Al slS 70.
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u NJ Looss Red ClOter Co., ostrOa'
Icheerfully furnish the following for
publication: !.
cancer, has tried many physicians, and
on presentation to me was a horrible
sight TO look upon, nose partly eaten
away, deep pits in cheeks, forehead and
chin. As q last hope put her on
Loose's Extract Red Clover-large dosea
internally, and az a local application, /
used the solid extract In plaster form.
She improved rapidly from the fret week,
aud In four months was entirely we'll.
Now eighteen months since first treat
uent and no signs Of return.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

FrrpBuRon, PA, Nov. 20 -opeped At q 10Y
clOSedGt q iO1fi highest q 1o>Iilowest q w.
BRADFORD. Pa Nov. 2O.-opened at q %
closed At q lolS hIgtOtt q l0Iii lowest 81 oOJS
elearances $4,000 barrels.
AEE TSt Il F1l SR SSy !. i5 SS:G u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

.nHI0 RIVER RAILROAD.-TIMR
" Table taking effect May %, 1889 Pals0ii.
SeI trains will run Is iollows-CAntrsl Time,
All fTalns daily except those marked thuSt
which do not mn IN HnnhaVs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

JOuN De WEAVER
liberation Of the leg (Indolent Ulcer).
Recovered entirely alter three months
treatment with Red Glover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment, and no sign Of return.
Cancer Of Lip and Skin Disease. En-.
tirely cured with three months treat.
ment with Red Glover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Nov over yeaI
and no sign Of return. II. 3. Secondary
Syphilis was entirely cured by Red
Glover Extract In three months, With
none Of the after results such as arc left
by Mercury In such cases.
1fyOu have any doubling physicians
they can write to me and l will give
them a full history Of each case.
DR. w. H. YARNELL.
Write for testimonials. For sale by
Logan Dug Company, Bridge corner
druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. paw
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] Pennsylvania lines.


from bridgeport otatlon
lirlis via the Cleveland d pltltbuiHh NAil.
road leave Bridgeport for pttAbhfgi, UhiCheo
aud UlgyolAnd, $50 n. For piltSIufgh, i6iI3
For pittsbnfgh and New York, 9.I p. N, For
hteubpnVllle, 6IaJ q. N,
1rAlne arrive Al hrldgVpoft At T.NsA. m iOi22
a. MI l2ts 2. N tN p. M And1 m.
D. nj from alS lIyetbool 4 W LNSi posl Ola
FROM WHEELlSo STATION.
Trains via tho pIlpbufeh, Cincinnati a N
loulg railway -i'Rn.i Handle Reilo1icHt heel.
ihg lot blelbenyillei Illpbutgb aud NE Iasi,
30 m.l lsilb M, eiN y. M, ana till y, hi,
E0f yolug bus. Cincinnati Indianapolis AID M.
L09p N W. "a and $40 P. N. For Columbus
AUD Uhicag0 l1ii1 ,. nj Trains arrive ~ Wheel.
luz o. W 4 M, loco a. M '4S b. N. and $40
?. ~! TfAlnb leaviBE u 6i20 4. nj and arriving
~ tilD p. ln. run eolld between Wheeling and
Pililbntgh. All tnlnl dAlll except sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

Upon this, my second visit, l was sur
prised 10 find what q change had taken
place In a few months. Elkins IL now q
town Of fully 800 inhabitants. The rail-
road lands you at their handsome new
depot, where q bus meets the train Ia
take travellers to the hotel. A large saw
and planning mill is in operation, and q
number OF new stores have been opened
and are doing a thriving business. The
railroad company intend building large
workshop, and there Is talk OF putting
up a new $4,000 hotel on aslte re'eryed
for that purpose. The handsome new
r, sidences being built on the hillside by
S. B. Elkius and II. G. Davis are being
pushed rapidly to completion, and one
can hardly realize that II Is the Elkins Of
six months ago.
The average citizen believes in the fu.
ture Of the town, and expects BIZ.
fore long that It will be one OF the
largest and most important In the inter-
ior OF the State. II will, no doubt, -four.
Ish, az II has a good territory to draw
from, and is the nearest railroad point
for u very large section OF country, but
there are two serious objections to Il as a
place Of residence. 1t Is swampy and
there Is a scarcity OF good water. How
ever, a good system Of drainage, which
has already been commenced, will do
away with the former to a great extent.
The surrounding scenery is very beauti.
full aud we'll worth trip over the West
Virginia Central to see.
A telephone line, connecting 1t with
ST. George and other points 10 contem.
plated aud they have already the luxury
unknown In that section heretofOie) o.
sending and receiving Geographic MES
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Petroleum.

NEW YoRK, Nov. .0.-PettolCum opened
steady at q Cg3I, moved up % 81 lOI, then 70
acted and closed steady Of 81 10. Stock Ri
est 81 C9t; closed at q IL. Sales $500 barrelA
OIL CRY, Nov. 9O-Petroleum opened a
81 lg1f; highest 81 1911 lowest 81 lOi cl1srd q
u leX sales 266,OO0 bGrrelai oleArAuceB b66, OK
barrels; charters ll6 s9 barrels shipments %, lS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21
oUR VERY BEST PEOPLE

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TThs4Eow
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Sss sSSs T sac Ssa ds "a .sa,
IoNps NE HooK QuuEATloNa plp.

U, g. u re, ~ Mash a Chat,
v, ., ~, c0upon-.,lN New Jeraey CenlrRl, llsh
Y, g. 4Sa g,,,,,,.,,,l Northern PRtihc..,. 823
U, 3, as coupon. l0SIl 90 pTeierred.,,.,.. 76E
AdAnI EIpTetG l60 ChiGGg0 4 N, W,-llSa,
American Express llB do preferred. li9S
Canada southern, NJSl New York Central 10y
Central PacIhc.,,.,,, SI Ohio 4 Mississippi. 2Sh
Chesapeake d Ohio 26h do preferred, ,.., ~
do t1t preferred, OK Pacific Mail,,.,,,..., w,
do Secoll prerd,, ~ PltpbuFgh- .r,,,,.,l8
Denver q X, G,.,,,, Head II
2St. \, ., F,,.,,,..,,
do preleFFed-.,,,,, % do Preferred, !. 6ik
Fort Wayne.,.,,,.,.,,lb7 do hESl preferred, l07
Kansas & Texas -, 9fIC, n. \ 81 Paul,,,. Tlk
Lake Erie q Vest, 1871 do preferred, ....li2tI
do preierTed-...,,, o. Texas PacitC,,.,,.,,, lUsS
Lake Shore ..,,.,,, lO6 Union Paclte.,.,..., 703S
L0utlylile 4 Nash. 80 United States Ex,., IS
L., n A, & o.. ,,,,.,. IS W., ", L. 4 p.,,.,,,, II
Memphis q ChaS.,. 90 do pFefOTTed.,,,., KY
Michigan Central, 9bIf Wells Fargo Ex.,,..,lS7
Missouri Pacific. 6O1SlWesIeEp UnlOn,.,,.. SlIIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-21

From Pittsburgh. 1000 q. m. daily and 1880
p. m daily.
wAihIaEiOn Accommodation, $40 y. NJ, daily t,
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Railroads.

TTTuTEI ma Il III npOUTp d
w nEELtNS g ELsi SnSV y ", si ~
Y Nh NV W \. ~ mnoSnB BIN "FoNe hAiuVAu
49,, W. W. ~, =, 'V'."""
LEAVAWHEELlN0'
$3.50 a. m, 100 a. M, 900 O. NJ, II :0Oa. m, 1850
pKa Az, ' wS n Si p.p. m p ''VOp' M
6loa a. M. 7;tb o: m, 10 q. M. 1880 p. m, $50
p NJ, a'9O p ms S'lV p m" S'VO p NJ" ~ T. N,
buNDAYSS-Le the elty at S;C0l mr. and
FAX Il SS ann and Pun every lSa SSuE H aS
m Sns Si SG az i!; 15I Si leave fafk
.cz9 ---- - 9: Alkso1. saP,.
l1OAITIMORE6 OHIO RATJROAO
an and S,tsI SoSsnhs M u ~ ,S1tas A.
Jar, and afsiye AZ WSeellnR AZ tolloTsHEastesn
Time;
MAIN LIEE-IAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
I;36 q. M, 2;26 aud ll;6O p. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 1850 q. M, ex.
cept sunrAy,
Aolindsyiile Accommodation, 100 y, m, daily
except suuuaS' ..,,..
From New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
$40 and iQ.ASn m and II M n m daily
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WHEELING a PITTsDuRGu DIVISION.
Eor Pittsburgh, $40 aud 1870 a. IN. daily, and
l:40 p. M, daily, except sunday.
Ior Pittsburgh and the East, $40 .. M, daily,
Warrington Accommodation, b;SS p. M, daily,
except Sunday. -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
[l|2S3l&I:|l5

While shines beautifully and the rain showers down
and with airng looks the bushes bi with the fais
all looking around for adornnens
beautiful and to be admired
viii continue sell all the offers made during the week and
white founcing and novelties goods and
ordered which viii Wednesday
will
and black
also in fish S popular
chalies diviney
80 yard are too wonderful talk about To these s bat to adj
silks
and make the affairs imagined The
the
White India linen Is be
cated properly
Our all linen table spreads IS inches wide Is cents simply superb
hey are
Gold headed umbrellas pretty
entan dneverso nuchn vel
speaking spreads there absolutely be nothing better
dollar
week $50 for the goods
goods and have also and ladies dressing
which will be
channtray ginghas at s yard superb the best and
cleared
house the Body Be
these Call early every day
CASH HENDERSON, $50 N Main Street.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
APARTING RECEPTION,

Mr.. T. c. Wales, late treasurer and au-
ditor of the Wichita & Western, leaves
this morning for his home in Boston. Last
evening at the Metropole few of his
friends invited him to an informal spread
which proved very pleasant affair. 1t
was by no means as enjoyable as ii
might have been had the guest OF
of the occasion been going to remain IN
Wichita. 1t would be difficult to ind a
gentleman III the city who has made in a
few years so many warm and lasting
friends as Mr.. Wales. His company on all
occasions and by everyone who had the
pleasure Of meeting him was highly &C
ceptable and desired. His special ability
in making friends went far beyond
that of the average as he could engage and
entertain in conversation both the young
and the middle aged. His many friends
regret exceedingly his departure, and in
his visits 20 Wichita in the future it will
be safe to say that he will be accorded a
right royal reception.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
1HR PARK.

a prominent Wichita gentleman con-
corning the parks yesterday said:
The subject of PARKS is being considered
by about everybody in Wichita whose af-
lection is centered on the Peerless Princess.
The plan advocated by Mayor Clement
and a majority of the city council to secure
the Gay, Davidson and Greiffenstein parks
and connecting them by means Of bridges
oyer the Little river, is conceded on all
sides to be just the thing to do. The spe-
ciaI committees appointed by the
city council are making an eff
fort to secure a large portion
of the land named, and very large ma
jority of our leading citizens are urging
the committee to act promptly in the mat
ter Mr.. J. O. Davidson and A. w. Oliver
were discussing this subject yesterday and
they both agreed that if Wichita could
secure these parks and would spend a reas
enable amount Of money in constructing
bridges and driveways we would have
a park second TO none in the
west. These gentlemen both agreed that
the people would favor this plan when
presented for their adoption or rejection.
The talk on the streets yesterday seemed
to be all in favor of the parks, a represent
tative of an eastern paper said he wonder
ed that city of the energy Of Wichita had
not taken steps in this direction be-
fore Here, he said, you have
your great packing houses and
numerous factories, your great universe
ties and other buildings that are a credit
to your city and would do credit TO any
city and yet you have no grand park. He
said he had been over the ground that the
people here are trying TO secure for park
and if this city secures it and constructs
bridges and boulevards, every news
paper man who ever in the
future comes to Wichita, he said,
would write his paper description of our
park and his ride along the little Arkan-
sas river whore the forest trees spread
their grateful umbrage.
This park if secured will not belong TO
the rich but TO every man, woman and
child in Wichita. Who can tell the COM
fort it will furnish to our people who
work il stores and shops. \ good many
people are putting 1t this way If the peo-
pie who build fine business blocks
and residence houses in
Wichita deserve the gratitude
of the people. then why should not the en-
tire people engage in enterprises that will
build up the cityt IL some individual
should secure this proposed grand park
and donate it 10 the city the people would
erect monument in it to perpetuate his
memory and to show their gratitude.
Then the question is frequently asked, if
it would be such good thing why not the
people DO il themselves.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
THE WICHITA RAILROAD.

Lawrence Daily Journal.
The city of Lawrence will soon have an
opportunity of passing upon one OF the
most important measures which have
come before the council for years. The
Kansas City, Lawrence & Wichita Rail
road company present to the city an OPP
portunity which seldom occurs to possess
itself of the benefits of valuable railway
connections without appreciable cost. The
company is strong and active, Lawrence
is well represented upon its directory, the
corporation is friendly to our interests, and
the ordinance which we published yester-
day morning represents the terms on
which the company and our citizens can
easily agree. The road when completed as
designated will preserve our Leavenworth
connections, give new route to Kansas
City, open anew communication with the
fertile valley of the Wakarusa and the coal
fields Of Usage county, which have depend
ed so largely upon our city for market,
and as extended, give Lawrence new and
direct way TO Wichita and the southwest.
1t presents the best, and perhaps the only
way to utilize roadway which has cost
the city and county very large amount,
and must upon completion do much
toward restoring TO Lawrence the trade
which has passed gradually to other cities.
1t is to be hoped that no factious opposi-
ton or unreasonable demands Will meet
the generous attempt of the company to
carry into effect their purpose, and that
they may be met with a prompt and
whole-souled determination of our people
and the council to cooperate with them in
the undertaking.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
IN MEMORY OF iHArr1E F. WALLER

IN MEMORY OF HATTIE F. WALLER.
For Sundays Eagle.
We may know one day why this greatest
Sorrow of our lives has come;
May feel calm content, peace
OF mind which now seems dark and
dumb.
May know one day why God on high
Has chasened-p'r'ap in love;
May reconciled be for the bud
That blossoms there above
But heavy hearts and aching braines
And anguished thoughts are ours,
And life seems reft of every joT.
A realm of clouds and showers.
The future holds no offering
One-hglf so tempting out,
As The past with our wee darilpg's arms
Our necks clasped close about,
The rosebud mouth, the dimpled face,
And golden hairs soft curl,
The bright blue eyes and gentle grace
OF one winsom baby girl,
Were more to Us than all the gold
That's hid in dark earth's breast,
Or rubies, pearles and diamonds
Dug from the mountain crest
And how to take up the thread OF life
And how untangle the skeln,
And how unite the severed ends,
That they be secure again,
Is what keeps our hearts freshly bleeding
and sore,
And makes the kind words of oul
friends
Seem inadequate for to heal up the
wound
That was made by dark sorrows harsh
rends.
&C. J. ".
May &c, 1889.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
ATANNERY IN WICHITA.
The Enterprise OF H. l. Conan. an Expert
Tanner.

Yesterday there was laid on our table by
81. L. Conan. a calf and two dog skins OF
leather, the work of that gentleman, who
lives in the Richmond addition, West
Side, where he has been making test Of
tanning extracts in connection with aIkali
water. The leather submitted for inspec-
ton, so far IS the writer is able to judge.
is number one, first class, soft, pllable and
fine finish. Mr, c.. has been engaged in
practical tanning for number OF years
and he says beyond any question his pro-
cess is a success. He has now in
process four hundred and seventy
five calf skins, worth probably
finished nearly one thousand dollars.
These together with two hundred other
hides as we understood him, were being
done for Goldback, who started in with
him in the business, but who Is now in
Texas. Many experiments have been made
here with Usage orange and other tanin
substances, but Mr.. c., says the results
have been unsatisfactory. He uses
standard extracts and the West
Side water with his expert know
ledge and knowledge OF secret
processes enables him to obtain the highly
iattering results shown. Mr.. c.. is expect
ing in case he can put his enterprise on
foot to interest with him Chicago tanner
of many years experience in finishing. 1t
is to be hoped that he will be met with the
necessary announcement.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
WINDOW GLASS.
A Wholesale House TO be Located in the City
by Leading Manufacturing Company.

Some weeks ago representative OF
window glass manufacturing company OF
Findlay, Ohio was in the city looking over
the facilities for locating wholesale house
handling window glass. He stated that
the company had decided to establish a
house of that kind in the west and he
had put an eye on Wichita as one of the
locations and cities he would thoroughly
investigate. After remaining few days
looking over the city, its railroad facili-
ties and the country naturally tributary,
to those with whom he had conversed on
the question he expressed himself as
highly pleased with the showing,
and while he had been in
number of other cities in
the west on the same business he would
most certainly recommend Wichita as The
proper place for the house. According to
letter received yesterday by one of the
leading business men of the city the re-
port made TO the company on the question
conceded with what he said he intended
to do. The company, as stated in the let
ter, had decided to put jobbing house
here and would in short time proceed to
act accordingly.
As stated a member Of the company will
visit the city in a few days and turn bis
attention TO making the necessary ar
rangements for starting business.
The company at Findlay has also sim
liar plant in Bellaire, Ohio, and is one of
the leading glass manufacturing compan-
les in the country.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-26
ATTENTION. GARFIELD POST

Every member Of the G. a r. who
loves the order, every one vino cares moth
ing about it, every old soldier is requested
to assemble at post headquarters this
morning at 10 O'Clock sharp TO attend d.
vine worship at the NJ {. church. And
this calls 70 mind that one OF Wichita 5
most iilustrious soldiers said: The Meth
odist church itself was good soldier dur
ing the war" 10 which another one added;
And every Methodist pulpit WAS re
cruiting offce-"
Comrades, turn out. The rules and reg
ulations Of the Grand Army OF the Re
public require the members 70 attend d.
vine services the Sunday preceding Memo
rial day. but outside OK that we shall have
a ioyfnl time = CoARA1z