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Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

DEATH OF S. p. GOODWIN. N.-SamueI
2. Goodwin, well-known in Delaware
whose name has been linked with the
Franklin ReiormatOry Home since lis
foundation, died Sunday at the Colon
ade Hotel from neuralgia of the heart
with which he was seized on Fridav
last. Few men were better known
than Mr. Goodwin, who for many wears
was prominently interested in everv
temperance work, and who was pres
ident of the Franklin Home since its
organization labosed in season and out
of season in behalf of the institution he
loved so WELL The deceased became
identified with the dry goods house of
Hood, Bonbright & Co. when that firm
took possession of the store at the corner
of Eleventh and Market streets. with
drawing from the firm Wood, Bacon &
Co. upon its reorganization. He was
born in Milford, Del, in October. 1898
his father being the Rev. Daniel Cod
win local preacher of the Methodist
Church. Alta early age he went to
city and entered the store Of McNiel e.
Moore. where he remained four years.
and afterwards was employed as book
keeper for the firm Vogel & Vinde
where he remained until 1913. when he
returned to Milford, and engaged ~
business with his father and bretber
In 1851 he returned to Philadelnbia
and was connected with the firms ~
Harrison, Snyder and Co, Atwood &
Co, and in 1861 with Wood Narsh \.
Go. The remains were ran,o,,o,i
from the Colonade Hotel to the Frant'
I'm Home, from which institution tba
funeral took place yesterday He
leaves a large number Of relatives = ~
sne PENINSULA, among thea a hrotbes,
Daniel g Goodwin, and sistee NJ NJ
DenJam'n p. Anderson Of Milford
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

John 9. Klein,a New York newsna
paper correspondent, who figured ~ 81
sne Berlin dispatches as having lea ~ m
natives IN battle with Germans bas ~
arrived at Sanfrancisco. He claims '','a -
- nave been a nOn-combatant anS
says 1erman aggressions. directed n,;,'
oipaiiy against American and Enai;lt
suoJects, continued up to Februra7v,' ,''''
N..s WIEN !, ne len Apia. Secretary Bevard
salu sac tnat hisadvices by telepranb sinoe ose
s;ni e''I' ,l linle were to the effect that mar.
Sa. e,al Jaw had been abolished and fha
herman officials rebuked 'No
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
Glark'S No. | Seed Potatoes

d The largest producers and finest c,.si-,
PoIato Z now raised, as early rs The ~
nose nose ana will produce 500 bushels -.
acre with 100 lbs. of Russell Coz. P5,.D
inaIure Ian properly applied per acre 90 ~
anu Inc quality Is clear Of grub mails
'.o.,', ", lree from rot and true tou name 81
- - DuSAeI' All orders received .ksl
nave prompt attention.
kuSsel Goes high grade Fertilizer. con-
stantly on hand, at reasonable 80.
go, j. K. WILSON. Ae't
SmNrna. naL
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

Mr.. Whiteman is after vulgar and
obscene advertisements and the van
dal who deiaces rocks and fences with
out regard to the rights of individual
owners or any one else. He intro
duced in the House an act making il a
misdemeanOr, punishable with zine and
Imprisonment, for any person himself
or through another, TO post or print
any obscene or vulgar poster or adver-
tisement within the border of the
State. The second section makes IL n
line with the same penalties for anv
one TO disigure rocks, fences. trees ana
buildings unless the owner or tenant
gives consent.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
DEATES

L2C n ERMAN.-In SMYRNA r-h ..t 30,
Lockerman, aged -i i,ar, -'' pigs ---l
Toci.e--nsv ,c.s I-ovHerman vas ,he aile 81 -.,.
Mas VA born at or near th. -r4-,
"a; 1l.,i;liugel. Io ami connected herself vi.l
OLl't 'll. episcopal Church iu ear.y rlr.
CONSISTENT member OF the cr -cs n. ~, 1--
HI beaI,F F15 gr several car she Vas p-.-,, 81 e
Were inferred al Fr.end,h.5 t.1-.1 i-r 7e-l-
Nokklo.-In this town. Fes rrt
son Of Robert and " A V.--!. '- 2 y '-.'
months and u davs 1-'i J. Yeas
El ar Heyohd TINS world % change.
H TaI beyond This world ofcs-.
IN o,il Siiai, 1. ma our missing loved o1.
9iiDh L Near smyrna. FEB l-,b .....
years. -'-" 0Ael-, asll :
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

THE Wilmington EUening Journal
which was largely the conception and
creation of F. E. Bach and run for a
time as an independent paper with
Republican proclivities, and which the
past month threw Mr.. Bach overheard
and put another editor in his place by
his partner securing a controlling vote
in the stock, on Monday announced
that it would in the future be an out
and out Democratic paper, and support
any candidate who might secure the
nomination.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
'SDzYy'nn, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Feb. 90, 1889.

THE TIMES Is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RORr. D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. at smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SUBscRIPTIoN-O year, strictly in ad-
vance, $780, il not paid in advance, $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the first insertion sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents. 4
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi. annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
SENATE.

DOVER, Feb. 12th.-Passed An act
to incorporate the Lombardy Cemetery
Company; act to incorporate the Del
mar Union Store Company; House
bill in regard to mechanics liens: act
to prevent live stock from running at
large in districts Nos. d and l59. Sus-
sex county.
Passed: : Senate bills to reincorporate
the Wilmington Steamship Company !.
to reincorporate Amity Lodge, I. o. o.
F.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

A dispatch from Parkersburg. w
Va, says John Elsmere, farmer liv-
ing IN Writ County, went home Friday
night, beat his wife for not having sup.
per ready, and then seizing a heavy
poker he killed her He also killed
nis two daughters, aged respectfully p
and Y, and the hired girl ne then
SET fire 70 The house and burned ii
down, He has been arrested.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
The Legislature.
SENATE.

DOVER, Feb. 11th.-Passed Act
amendatory to the charter of the town
of Smyrna; act to divorce Frederick
G. from Caroline Werle; an act to ex-
empt property of L. L. Jones & Co., of
Dover, from municipal taxes.
A number Of new bills were intro
duced in the House.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

Representative Wallace introduced a
resolution in the House appointing a
committee of three to look after the
arrangements necessary to attend the
Harrison inauguration. Representa-.
uves Wallace, Richardson, and Gray
were appointed the committee. The
Senate promptly concurred in the res
olution, and Senators Richardson. and
Moore were appointed on behalf of
that body.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
MARRIAgFs

J. Ii1,si 1.,...I.' 80 'l,N-GpLp-BOEDJqu qu-,...
Wbi,a Wbif,.'' ci..!, ciassln4se. Feb li.a te ..-
GiiJ'f,.,.eeniSe GiJ''J, ',eniSe Thompson arf NJ p p
- ''iN'''foush. both of mi, COUNTY ''-'' -s-.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

Representative Richardson has com.
meneed war on lands that are now
held under grants from The State His
JOINT committee on Kent Island has en-
gagged George V. Massey, ESQ. and he
Is preparing The papers and MAKING in
vestlgauons as to the States t;tla
5l ! ne doctor says that he is not half
uone with TINS matter yet, and he does
hOl propose TO stop until he has every
acre otland rightfully due the state Hss
says az present there are at least & o0o
acres acre. That are Illegally held bv sonat.
eers' and he proposes to ask thai tbo
! eolu 4 1nlttee be given power to make all
'nese men show their title.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

Most of the Republican members
prefer the Eckles constitutional con.
vention bill to the Bradford bill chiefly
because the Eckles bill regards the au-
tonomy Of the hundreds throughout.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
For Sale-cheap.

"A Spring Window Curtain. E. OH.
S9,rueri % good Window screen. 2 i.
Apply to -.'.' D'-'
GEO. VI. STENENSnN
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

the potato crop Of this country Is es-
timated AZ 2i0,000O0O bushels he lar-
gest ever harvested; hence the small
shipments from abroad.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

For t5e Smyrna Times
In Memoriam to the Home of INV
Childhood. ny
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
HOUSE.

DOVER, Feb. 18th. Senate bills
divorcing Ella J. and VIM. Il. Mulford:
Incorporating the Library Association
Passed: House bill to straighten a
road in Milford hundred Senate bill
to incorporate the Laurel school dis
tricts.
Passed: House bills divorcing Lem
uel d. and Mahala c. Tingle; diyor-
eing Jacob B. c. w. and Mary II. G.
Maxwell for the relief of School dis.
trict No 98, New Castle county: di-
yorcing Mary Frances and James
Hogan; for the appointment of an adj
Greek. '
Passed: House bills to incorporate
the Gray's Prong Ditch Companv of
Gumburough; divorcing Sarah NJ. and
James b. Hopkins; for the protection
of muskrats.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

years ago. uo only oS
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
Business -

Wiudou, sh,.5 Gals.
"' D. B. Cooper's. Loop 9p'lag Firtg,.
ons GEO; q, N N. Stevenson ,.., '.' ''a's
shortest notice. ''e Cream >. we .ls
VIM. z. Smither. b...
IN, IN sums sums Of $1,000 each To-, To- .oaa s..
on mortgage on farm ja,'G IId ais1 Sss..
s,a,5lp a,q5ptgTe cure Guaranteed
circular, Dr.. J. B. N.ve;!' 4-.--a t .1
Asys'0ne Hotel, Readiug,,' Pa 81 54iig4 81. g.,
to FSr Cor the S1 BEST Lemons in SEA :, '-'I &
COoper's. cutlery az ?,
A A few Carpets aad Me-.
figures. ''e sold at ,,.r, e.
y Pulpit and Family p.,
Cooper's. bibles. 81 I
obiai a iGTe 11 cure iorc,aga,. &'' S' >'Fap.
''''', vi throat e'ieeii9u- ID .,, -sa De-.
States, Pencils. PEN. -.
Erasers. Blank Book '1S. I4...
other o,I School S;ationcr, '-9 '... --i 4.
Store. d. 'p'l-,s. p [
Deyoe Brilliant OIL ,....
est oil made, at J. 2. o.. ''' '-,i lai .,.
ohaii,is. BI1nS Book. 2, all style.
Cba[lH 1[ahl.e and rorcc'a.
JR JP'upea Goa., sets plain auq d.. .- -sl
Cooper's. 'N "@-, atr .
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

The Republicans held caucus Mon
day night, and among other things con.
sldered was the state treasurer and
state auditor. They will now stop
tritiing and have come to the concln.
sion to accept the names of Herbert
and Boyce.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
Use IIarv.Io

Wbe,, Wbi,e,, .ii..y uit'y "a~ ,.es. ue-......-.
When sG, s.,e l.-...' was a. '4,.i. -...-..+
When ,he bs1 ''i.. ct.. i.'- -i-e... --....
... -s.-t -.-.
at J. B. Cooper's ''''''H i2lrs
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
GRAIN.
jFFCE0F

Philadelphia I IaFai T'.a.7:........... :.::-.:...,
February 10Th. I>,,
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

Murderkill aud Mispillion creeks
were made rivers in the House Mon
day. When the bill to make Mispil-
lion creek river was before the
House, Representative Hynson claimed
that the difference between his creek
and the rest was that his was a river
and the others were not,
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
NEw wllr,

NV WHFlI.
New e. EEoIng Berry Red Prime
Oats, Prime. tt
New Corn-YelI.w
Sheep Tooth..............'''' ''''''-----.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

Representative Armstrong has given
notice Of rather important measure.
~ oills 70 amend chapters 10 and II,
Revised Code. The object is to sub
'tltute an annual assessment of per-
sonal property, for the existing quad
rennial system. Some of the Gener-
ais agricultural constituents think
they would have less tax to pay, on
the average, if the assessor came round
every year.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

~ Inc 4S Delaware College chatter passed
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
SENATE,

DOVER, Feb. 14th.-Passed: Act TO
incorporate the Gray's Prong Branch
Ditch Company; to reincorporate JEFF
terson Lodge, l. 0. 0. f.; to divorce
Lemuel D. and Mahala G. Tingle: to
ilyorce Hannah L. and w. II. Becker
Joint resolutions non-concurred i'm
Appointing w. Fl. Cooper State treas
urer and B. +. Wagamon State audi
tor.
Passed; House bill to incorporate
Eden Lodge, 7. 0. 0. F.; acts to divorce
John w. and Henrietta Harris and
Mary L. Madigan and William Madi.
gan.
Adjourned to II a. NJ, Monday.
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20

DIR. Richardson's Muskrat bill has
passed both houses, and is now a law
Inc doctor is also authority for the
statement that muskrat hides have
gone up to 25 cents,
Smyrna times., 1889-02-20
SENATE.

DOVER, Feb. 13th.-Passed House
bills to reincorporate the Milford
Building and Loan Association to re-
peal the tax on drummers.
Passed Act to incorporate Crystal
Fount lodge, l. o. 0. F.; act amenda-
tory Of the city of Wilmington lin
crease the salary of the clerk of the
municipal court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16

Necklaces in the reign OF Charles /.
were made OF amber set in gold.
Southern colored women wear head
necklaces, looking upon them Us genuine
charms.
Pharaoh put a gold chain around
Joseph's neck as q mark Of his authority
in Egypt.
Among the Tartars Of the time Of
Genghis Khan the necklace was often
made Of human teeth.
In the reign of Henry VIII. any one
who had not $1,000 per year income
could not wear necklace.
One OF the most valuable and coveted
possessions Of the Western Indian Is the
necklace Of Grizzly bears claws.
} The Puritans abolished necklaces, as
they abolished everything they laid
their hands on which sayored OF orna-
ment.
Thousands Of people place necklaces
OF coral beads around the necks oil babies,
with the belief that they will assist the
children in tecthiug.
When the saxony dynasty was over
thrown by the Normaus, all persons be-
low q certain rank we're forbidden tc
wear necklaces under heavy penalties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
THE
Pittsburgh Exposition.

We wish 10 call attention to that great enter.
prise, where ono can sCO 50 much tOt 20 little
money. We advise our readers 10 take Adtan.
tarc Of tho cheap transportation, and 500 the
grca. exposition, and while visiting the sister
cities do not lAIi to look for number 80 Federal
Street, Allegheny, whore one OF the finest aud
most complete Liquor Stores can DO seen In this
country. You will convince youncltat a glance
that when you give your patronage 10 such a
house youne sure 10 DO we'll treated and gel
value fol your money. The proprietor Of aaid
house canno, afford 70 hypOthOcalO hIi foputA
ton aud do otherwise. He continues 70 sell ali
year old Pure rye whistey al u % per quart, OF
ulx quarts tot $500 His silver Age has nj
equal which no tslIAttl 70 pot full quart Al
kinds Of winpA from 700 upwards, and no O1tfI
charge iof packing or shipping 70 any place
send for hll price list and catalogue aud obllge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
A Lady Horse Reporter.

Dt.roN Free Prev.
In the reporters stand, says a New
York, letter, saw for the fist time a
woman reporting horse race, aud / was
interested in reading next day what she
put to paper, 1t was good work, and
suggested anew how much women are
now doing that only a short time ago
was done by men alone. This young
woman had an article OF Eve columns
length In a conspicuous New York paper
with reference TO tue horses that ran in
the Suburban and the jockeys that rode
them. The same newspaper devoted
nearly half It's space that day to special
articles written by women. When a
woman has the gift Of writing combined
with the gift Of newspaper sense, and by
that mean the judgment that tells her
what 10 write and what to omit, she Is
quite as valuable 10 the big newspaper as
the man, flor abe brings TO The newspaper
a freshness OF observation and an orig.
inality that are refreshing. She eau OBJ
tain a certain line Of information, too,
that man secures with great difficulty,
All Of the big newspapers now employ
women, because their work is Of real
value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
FINANCE AND TRADE,
TIL. Features Of The Money and Stool


The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NV YoRE, oOt, lS.-NiOnOy on call stringent
Al Q to "a per cent, last loan per cont
closed offered AT bper ccnt Primo mercantile
paper b>SA7jS per cont slCtllbg Exchange quiet
but steady atA s2kASOIf, saltss5S,bSS shares
The stock market to-day Sasmote active for The
regular list, but quiet for thptFnsts. There was
great IfreguIAtlty In The ina kGt throughout the
dAJ, and stocks were moving In opposite dlrtG
lions In different parts " the list At The same
time almost al day long. L1uisylllc 4 NASH
Vile, Uhion IAclhG and the Gould speClAllieb
received special attention.
missouri Pacific was tho feature ri the fnRtket,
and the pressure upon II was eprplAlly tByVfu
from tho 6IAtt, and from TX attic Obeulng II
was forced on With frequent sllyht rallies 10
GS<, but II recovered 10 eyh VI tho close, The
other Gould properties w6rh weaker, and Man
haitian aud Western pnlIn ESPECIALLY suffered
The mAtkht continued heavy 70 weak through
out the AFTERNOON aud finally closed father heavy
At close 10 the lowest prices 81 the day, The llA
Il almost invariably lower llilg evening, BngNl
ID dnWn q. MAphAtfa1 like amount, Missouri
PaiHG TX, t,OlitEllllb 4 EAihElile y ptf cent
RGllfhah bonds qulel, eaub tEIf 90.
Government aud siAtp bonds dnll and steady
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
Motto, and Com,nents.

Reports oil potato rot are general,
Oats and hay have both been more Of
less damaged by rain, although large
crops were secured.
The Senate Investigation Committee
claims that irrigation BY artesian wellf
Is practicable In Dakota.
Gut away the old canes from raspberry
and blackberry bushes as soon as fruit
gathering is over, leaving only those de-
sired for fruiting next season.
Experiments In the manufacture Of
sugar by the diffusion process at Law
renee, La, show a considerable Increase
In the yield overthe mill method.
Professor johnson Is credited with tho
statement that very finely ground bone
Is now one Of the cheapest sources Of
quickly available nitrogen and phos'
phoric acid.
Young hogs will do no damage in the
orchard, and will pick up all the wormy
apples and keep the clover from killing
out and the weeds from taking posses
sion OF tho orchard.
Too much corn ia very generally as.
signed as q cause OF hog cholera, and
now afarmer advances the opinion that
too much corn has been the cause Of
cholera among bis poultry.
Among the newer strawberries that
seem TO have made a record the past sea.
son over q wide extent OF country OF
sufficient promise to Justify q general
trial, may be mentioned Pearl, Jessie,
Buhoch, Warfeld and Haverland.
During the wet, warm weather tomato
plants have been making extraordinary
growth, while setting very little fruit
Good gardeners often run sharp spade
down beside the plants to prune their
roots and induce the formation OF fruit.
UNFRAMED lands suffer from hot and
dry weather, the reason for 1t belngthat,
although there may DO water within o
few inches OF the surface, the ground
becomes 80 compact and baked that II is
not sufficiently porous to draw up mois'
ture.
Lice multiply quickly, and constant
care is required to keep poultry clear Of
them during warm weather. Good pyre
thrum or buhaCh powder thoroughly
busted into their feathers Is the proven
tative for the several sorts Of lice OF
chickens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
A Love Of Gown,

Nep POfk World,
The dress, trimmed in natural robins
wings, width Mrs, Mackay wore at re-
ception in Paris not long since, suggest
ed an idea to one Of New York's bird fan
Clers. The percentage Of death Is very
great among canary birds, he says, and II
occurred to him 10 contract with other
iauciors for any canary birds that might
die within a specified time. He hunted
up a fashionable modiste and found her
ready 10 fall in with his scheme. She
picked out her victim, a rich society wo-
man, and secured an order from her with
the remark that she did not care what it
cost II she (the modiste) would only
promise that the result would be- "a love
Of gown" when finished, 1t has been
seen by many, who say that there Is not
another in the country like 1t, and II Is
said 10 have $50 wings upon it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
FASHION NOTES.

Eel green, a lovely blush shade, is the
latest,
Yokes arc much employed for the
waists Of thin dresses.
Toques grow smaller, and arc more
worn than ever.
Black silk stockings arc In good taste
with any kind Of dreRs.
Ribbon bandeaux and metal tllletS for
the couture are much worn.
The Sir Joshua Achu grows In popu.
larity and In fashionable favor.
"Capstine' Is the name that the
French give to all large low.Crowned
hats,
Pale blue lS iashlonably combined with
dark green, and pale green with dark
blue.
The dressiest hats are made Of tulle,
lace and silk gauzes over very light wire
frames.
Epaulettes and shoulder knots grow
more and more fashionable as the season
advances.
A tea gown Of pale coral silk yelled
with black lace 10 one Of tho sweetest
creations,
White laees arc restored to fashionable
favor but black and colored ones arg
also In vogue.
Silver gray btoohO alpaca was The ma.
tetial used for the bridesmaids drOsBeI
at q recent wedding,
Straight sklrts, gathered or pleated,
waists and full sleeves, increase daily Id
still greater favor,
Jet passementetieB have The effective
addition Of satin flowers and leaves Id
their construction.
A new watch attracting slthntion Il
incloaed In square case and 10 designed
10 be worn ona ChatBlaine.
someoiths suede gloves Of this season
In shades Of lawn, gray aud black, have
stitching down tie back.
Tprpentne 10 q good preventive agains
moths. The unpleasant odor eyapofate
Y soon % the garnsuIV ere exposed u
II isa fad Of wealthy ladies ttayNilnl
abroad 10 buy q spoon % odd In man
visit,
The floral decorations for q dihnet a
bic should be- all one color, Of two al th
mos. generally one class Of flowers !
addicted 70,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth Il so,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs
WiNylow's sooTIIlNd SYRUP FOR CnlLr
oEES TEErHtNG. Its value Is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon II, mothers, there
Is no mistake about II. II cures dysen-
terry and diarrhea, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, soitens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system,
MRs. W1xsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHiNo 10 pleasant To the
taste, aud Is the prescription Of one Of
the Oldest aud best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and 10
Tor sale by all druggists throughout the
world Price 2h cents hottie, ,uWFAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16

Chicago Express, 1910, 5iaoand $3.50 u, m, aud
CIacianGii EzprcSS, 4'6sa. m. and e;lOp. m,
Columbus Accommodation, lO;4OA. M, daily,
kept sunday
l:4OAnd b:lb y. M, daily extebt Sunday.
WHEELING a PiTTBBuGun DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, b;OONud 7;25 II. IN. daily and
l:40 p. M, daily, except unday.
Tor Pittsburgh aud the East, $40 p. M, daily
except iundAy,
Washington Accommodation $3.50 p, nj, daily
except Sunday
day only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-16
A CurIou. bridal ornament.

Once Retk,
In the Baltic provinces OF Germany
and the neighbofhood custom ordaina
that brides aud young married women
shall appear In a curious ornament OF
red coral. 1t Is made by striuging coral
beads on a stout silken cord, the small
eat beads procurable coming 6rst, larger
next, then still larger ones, until the
largest Of are reached, This ornament
Is worn in such a way that the smaller
beads are round the neck, the next in
size round the shoulders, while the larg.
est cover the bust and depend down the
back. The cost Of o perfect string OF
coral like this is over filty pounds ster.
ling, and all well,to.do families consider
1t an indispensable item Of a BRIDES
outfit,