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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
SUDDEN DEATH OF A BOY,
Sensational Reports About the Matter are
unEounded,

unfounded,
Charley, the twClye'year.old son Of
James Dixon, who lives on Eoff street
between Eighteenth and Ninteenth, died
yesterday morning shortly before three
o'clock, His father, who is a bar tender,
came home about that hour, and as the
boy had been sick, he went to his room
to see how he was, and was shocked and
distressed beyond measure To find the
boy dead, although the body was still
warm.
The boy had come home from schoo
on Wednesday and said another boy
had twisted his neck while they were
playing, He went out uiterwards, how
ever, and carried the Island and Bridge
port route OF the StaatS Zcitlng, as usual
a lady on the Island was struck by hi
appearance and asked II no ives not sick
He said he was, and she took him init
her house and gave him glass OF wine
He finished his route and went home
and was SO i'll he lay down. Shortl!
he vomited, and later again threw up
He was resting easy when his mother
retired.
The reports about the case and thu
suddenness Of the death led Coroner
schultze to examine into the matter
and DR., Wilson accompanied him To thu
house. They decided that death wa
duo to natural causes,
The funeral will take place at 8 p. m
to-day, and the pallbearers will be thu
lads fellow carriers OF the Zeitung. HI
was much liked by all who knew him.
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WELlSBURG,
Tho Streets to BIO Paved-Arrangem for
Decoration Dny Services,

The q. A. II. have about completed arrange.
ments for Decoration Day, and Will DO assisted
by the WOllsburR Light Guards, who Will act a.
an escort TO visiting comrades, Of which quite
number arc expected from pittsburgh, Steubcn.
yillO aud other points. AZ the last meeting OF
the post, COmrade ]. u. llagRn presented them
with a Gne flag, which was appropriately TO
cclved and highly appreciated.
wCllSburg has had for some tlmo in contom.
plAtlon the paving Of tho Streets AZ q recent
meeting Of C0uncila Board Of Public Works was
constituted, consisting Of lion. William II. Tarr,
s. George and Christian Myer. A meeting was
held Wednesday evening, when tho members Of
the board were sworn IN aud Council authorized
them To receive bids for matchmaking certain
portion Of Charles street aud paving the balance
with brick; also portion Of Main aud ono or
two cross streets With tho same material, aud re-
port At u future meeting Of Council. II may be
said that tho street paving business "a sure 30,
and the only question 10 DO decided upon IL
tho kind Of brick 10 DO used. Tho majority Of
tho property owners arc IN favor Of ilIC brick,
such a. arc used IN wheeling, and In all prQba-
blllty that will DO tho pavement adopted. The
city Is IN funds 10 the amounted about 80 900,
which will 70 on the principal streets this sum.
mOr, and RIvO lAbOflng people plenty Of WORK
and mako tlmea lively. The ordinance provides
that tho city pave onG.thlrd aud tho Intersections
and the AUDITING property owners the. other
twO.thlrds, In three equal payments pt eight
months each, after tho work ID atiARctOflly com.
pletCd. The board Of Public Works u consider.
Cd good ono, but In entirely under the control
Of Council
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FREsn Sea Bass, rorgies, Flukeg, But
ter Fish, Weak Fish, Roe shad, ant
Lake Fish at Yahrling's.
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The meeting last evening OF the Coun.
ell Committee on Health was attended
by the chairman, DR.. j. A. Campbell,
and Messrs. Emmartb, Terrell and Rum
BILE; also City Health officer Garrison,
DR.. Campbells recent charges against
the last named were not taken up, nor
mentioned, and seem to have been drop,
ped. A number OF bills were ordered
paid, and others were tabled, having
been contracted by DR.. Garrison. He
says he will present them TO Council
this evening, DR.. Garrison was direct.
ed to confer with tho County Board o.
Health In relation to the depositing q
the contents Of qsh vaults in fields out in
the country.
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SAW the consumer 80 per cent ID
gents suits from Wanamaker 4 Brown,
Also buggies and carpets, al ]. w. Fer.
relsi 2l0l Main street,
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The County Commissioners made theil
regular monthly trip to the InGrmary
yesterday, and inspected the Poor House
and farm. This was the first inspection
visit since Superintendent Taylor Fore,
mans administration was fairly under
way, and the members were all very
complimentary in their remarks con
cesning the condition Of affairs. Com
missioner Cruise made a little address
complimenting the Superintendent ant
Mrs. Foreman on the condition OF the
place, and pronounced him the right
man in the place.
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~ igures are taken from Il.


In the German Department the en-.
rollment for the month Of April was as
follows: Washington, 45; Madison, %;
Clay, Il; Union, AZ; Centre, 81; Web
ster, OS; Richie, 55; total, 35l. In
teaching this number forty classes we're
maintained, five in each district except
in Clay, where there are ten classes.
OF the number enrolled, 205 were pupils
Of German parentage and lao OF other
than German parentage.
Librarian Wilson's report for the
month Of April showed that 4,4s4 vol
umes, an average oil 204 per day, were
taken out Of the library for home read.
ing, and that 1903 volumes were used In
the reading room. The amount col.
lected from fines, etc., was 50. This re.
port was also ordered filed.
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills amounting to Sl33 "a, and tho Com.
mittee on Buildings and Grounds bills
aggregating SOOS, which were ordered
paid,
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Is continually going on in the human
system. The demon OF impure blood
strives To gain victory over the constitu
ton, to ruin health, to drag victims tc
the grave. A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the weapon
with which TO defend ones self, drive
tho desperate enemy from the field, and
restore peace and bodily health FOL
many years. Try this peculiar mcdi
cine,
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D. oundllng = oo.-cIothlng,
'THE WAY TO THE HEART is
THROUGH THE PURSE"

YTNHE easiest way to mans good graces is through his
pocketbook Give man 'tip" on good thing and
he becomes your friend, The many advocates Of
OUR GOOD ROCHESTER MADE CLOTHING are the
from us. The DOLLARS we've saved them has cemened
them to u.s. we have reached their hearts through peck
cts and now they're paying back us and
our Clothing to others,
The stores that advertise mpossbties wonder why we
flourish and grow Ourtree aurtured by the fountain
Reliability Every branch bears blossoms OF Economy We
profit by very large business and the buyer by saving hard
earned dollars
Gentlemen will do we'll to inspect those Custom Suits
rey satisfactory in every way After being pressed you will
find it impossible to any trace Of the ReadyMade Gar
ments.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust and the fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate:
October /, 1883, by Timothy Glynn to
Ellen, wife OF Roger F. Glynn, In CON
sideration OF $3.50, for lot s, on the north
sido OF Caldwelrs run, fronting 50 feel
| inch on Mary avenue.
May 10 by Elizabeth Coen 10 Thomas
Prince, in consideration Of s., 200, for lot
A in Daniel zane's addition, on the
north side OF Virginia street, between
Front and South Penn streets, Island.
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HS-Look at these Prices on Fancy
Parnsols and Sun Umbrellas To-
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JHcoI 4 lSRSBERu closing out retail
1"VA' Now lsyOur time 10 buy bargains,
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Is natures own true laxative. II Ia the
most eaSlly taken, aud the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or CoStlyoI 10 dispel head.
hCheg, colds, and fever 10 cure hRbltual
constipation, indigestion, pilOa, etc.
MANUFACTURED only BY the California Fig
Syrup Company, For sale In 30 cent?
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p, Hess, Il. y, Burt and o. Men.
katnAlinR
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Lecture on "Race Antngonlsm."

Mr.. James Edwin Campbell, Of Pome.
roy, Ohio, lectured on Wednesday
evening in the Simpson NJ. L. church
his topic being "Race Antagonism.
Mr.. Campbell Is a young man, having
Just attained his majority, but he has /
natural gift Of oratory, and his address
was brimiull Of eloquence, besides beint
instructive and worthy Of attention III
the expression Of a member Of the col
ored race. The church realized ovel
$i7 from the lecture, which goes toward
a new library for the Sabbath school.
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Is combination Of the active properties
OF dates, ngs and ptunes, and other
tfopiCal fruits, lts pleasant tNgts and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
lnensoly popular. II cures hAbitual con.
situation, indigestion, biliousnoss, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold IN 10 cent
boilles By o. r. Goethe, w, w, Irwin
", Il, Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan Drug Co, and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale agents,
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Sons OF veterans.

The annual encampmcnt Of the Divi
sion Of West Virginia, Sons OF Veterans
will meet in Fairmont June IL and 10
The meeting will be the most importan
in the history Of the organiSation'in thil
State, and II Is expected that every CAM
will BIO represented, not only by thu
regularly eppointed delegates, but by al
captains and past captains, who are en-
titled to q vote in the Division Encamp
ment. Colonel Baguley has just issued
general order, urging upon the camp
the necessity Of being fully represented
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Tie 1IObIeS CRY for IT.

And the old folks laugh when they flnt
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is more easily
taken and more beneficial In lie action
than bitter, tiauseouS medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Slom,
Rch and Bowels, while II aroIses them
to a healthy activity. For sale in 90 cts
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pany, Anton ?. Hess, II, b, Burt and O,
Menkemeller
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EyRnY good housOkeOpet should use
Plllsbnry's lest Flour
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LOU SWABACKEWS LADIES' HAIR
DRESSING PAlLOIlS.

We wish 10 announce to tho Ladies'
that our PArlOrs are now open, anu tilat
wC wilt do ParlOr Work In all Its
branches. We hive secured tho services
Of one Of the finest artists In this line In
New York City, very much superior Y
any We have ever had before. We VIII
manufacture TO order all kluds OF Hair
Goods, such rs Bangs, Wares, Switches,
Wigs, etc., only In llfst.Class style, and
fully OnC.ihlrd less price than can be
Ind elsewhere. r,,rn
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Tlle pntrol WnCon Arprorod.

Tho Council Committee on Police mel
last night, and was in session most oil
the evening, the time being consumed
largely in auditing the bills which have
accumulated while the Councils whole
attention was directed to "the old Board
and the appropriations" The commit.
tee also agreed to recommend to Council
that the offer Of Mr.. Anton Reymann,
to present the city with q patrol wagon
and team. be ACCENTED.
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SpRlNH AM SUMMER.

We nrO 10 receipt Of all tho newest
Novelties In WOOlenS for mems wear,
consisting Ot SnltlngS, PantalOOnlngS
and O,CfCOailngs, which we RrO pre-.
pared 10 make up In tho best style md
III At reasonable prices, -.
SpcClAltlCS-FanCy Flannel Shirts al
OOCCntS md upwards, and OyCrSlEcs 30
6. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 4 1879 Market Street.
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/. Rhapsodlo No. s Llszt ARRANGED by
9. The Maniac .",..........,..,. Miss L. i. Jane
8. saurCme tho Marble Dreanl-"...............
-..,,..,....... ....,,.... .-. Miss Louise Morton
4. Tho Peak Famlly .............................
.............,.....MlSs Lizzie Egerler DlrcctreS
Q. Meriky'S Conversion. Mr.. Henry EmGheIme
I. Scene from 1.-THE Bells" .. Mr.. Robert Crawfort
$. Mrs, Spoopeudykc In Theatrical s...;...:
julia Earle!
0. lgfRiel. Miss Nora Simpson
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Patsy O'Neal was yesterday arraignet
before Squire Davis on the charge o
being implicated in the robbery o
Eugene Cots Of 500 Tuesday night
After examining all tho evidence, there
not being any to convict o'Neal, he wa
dismissed.
George /. Francis was arraigned be
fore the same Justice In the jail Office
on O charge Of proiane swearing, pre-
ierred by Mary Wringer, prisoner II
the jail, Francis was fined 81 and costs
which be mid.
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A pnInfnl Aocldent 10 d chIld.

Last evening in the Fifth ward, a
water stop.coCE box at the curb was un.
covered, and a child 4 or 8 years old
who happened to be PASSING, stepped in
the opening. Her heel went down and
her toe was bent up In q painful manner,
and wedged so fast that It could not be
pulled out, and the box had TO be dug
up and the child carried home with her
foot still in 1t. There 1t was removed
with difficulty,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City aud wheeling PeOpi'
Abroad,
Mr.B.H. Jones is at Charleston.


MIR. B. II. Jones is at Charleston.
Mrs. Albert Crawford is the guest oil
Mrs. DIR. G. L. Anderson, at Bellaire.
Mr.. L. W. Wells, the architect has re,
turned from BucEhannon, where he
went to SEQ how work was progressing
on the NJ. L. seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn Piarr, Mrs. Fred
Schwertieger, Mrs. John Friedel and Mr..
William Flarr left yesterday for Cincin'
natl to attend tho funeral OF Mrs. Emile
Wirth, daughter Of Mr. John Plarr.
Mrs. Katherine Wingerter, mother Of
the late DR.. Wingerter, died yesterday
morning, aged SO. She will DO buried
Saturday, tile funeral leaving the house
Of her daughter.in-law, Mrs. 3. B. Win:
Certer, on Main street, at $3.50 a. M, and
requiem mass will DO celebrated at st,
Alphonsus church at 0 o'clock,
Congressman.elect Atkinson reached
home IRON Washington yesterday. He
had some callers during the day. The
TACT is, the callers on him and Post
master Cowden jointly made the CORR.
doris, stairway and sidewalk in front Of
their office look like q country fair last
evening. One man said ho had Counted
/, Ol7 people going up and coming down
in an hour, but this Is believed to be an
eXaggeratiOn.
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YestOrdny,s League and Association Game

Earned, aRa !. E,roFa, and |, itiS, snd
.. Pitchers, Duryea aud Kilroy.
Al Washlngton-W Warrington, 81 Indianapolis
/. Earned, indianapolis, !. Errors, / and Q. Hits
10 Rnd6 Pitchers, Pearson and Getzeiu.
Earned and !. ETSofs and !. His, Il aPiScS
Pitchers, Mays and Ewing.
AZ boston, Boston, Il; Pittsburgh, 4. Earned
aud o. Errors, 2 Rnl7, Hits, 10 aud IL.
AZ Ramsay Clty-KRnsAS City, II; Athletic, 0
EEhSa = hET SnSt Mi y F sa
each. EFroFS, each. Hits, II each.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 10; Chicago
70. Earned, and 0. Errors, and I. Hits, II
and 10.
Earned, each. ErrorS, 8 andG, Hits 8 each
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ATTENTION is called to the sale Of 1Lal.
iun Marble 9tatuNry at No. ll2O Market
street, which will ba continued until
Monday evening, A special sale on Sat
uriay afternoon At 9 o'clock for ladies'.
All arc invited TO call and examine these
fine speCimenB Of art.
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The Martins Ferry club will play the
Mlngo club at the latter's grounds to-
morrow. .a
Tho Crescent Mill ball club, Co.'s
Roel, captain, has challenged Morgan'a
club on sheet mill No. 8 In the Etna
mill to play "a game on the Martins Fer
ry grounds May "a.
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A CARD.

itiia fact that moro unblu1hlhg frauds arc
daily peFpetrALed on the general public In
tho name Of whllklOS than any other mcrch0a
disc IN tho market Tho confidence bestowed
OH mo by the public keenly appreciate, aud, "
always heretofore, will In uiC future not belfAy
that trust. II Ii not All easy matter to have
reputable pbySioiAhs and managers Of hospitals
indotbO any ono particular brand Of whisky yd
thoy have done 40 since tho merits OIL RhEIS8
"BiLVER ACE" became known 10 them. For
the sick room II has no competitor. II stands
alone ior III delicate and delightful latgf. u (
pure and old, FREQ from all impurities. MyslpA
81 other WOllknOWn Pennsylvania Wo VIM
klOa Of all arcs ID complete. Ny prices arc N
Reasonable d any IN The State, Ny Wines pl aU
l0feigii and domestic kinds arc well and fafg
tally selected. No house can thoW tqi bgllyt
BAhdlea, CLIPS, OF In Tact any other importer
''HTE S pfiSs d "sILvER AqE1 CONTINUES 70 .,
81 30 pet full quart Old llbhOnl ilhCh ol
at u pOf quart, or ak qnhfW 'oI
%, A flhO sherry OfBWeel California VINE ~
40 cents net Quart and upwards, HCni ~
complete Ifl6e lilt and catalogue, OF call VI M,
az fOdefkl street, Allegheny, whore one Rlen.o
Il our Establishment MIL convince you Of lho
truth Of my statement
myaNw1 MAX ELElS.
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Gbf Sntrlltotattr.
wanted-FIrstClaSs Coat Makers.
Wanted N .tsslslunt stGnognpher.

Wanted-FlrstClaSs Coat Makers.
Wanted Al Asslstlnt stGnOgnphCr.
Furnished House For RCnt.
For CInClnnAti--SteAmeF Louis A, shGrley.
For SAlu-TWO HOuscs--0CO. J. MRthlA0nI
Real Estate Agent.
SBaby Carriages, &c.-JOsCph Graves,
For sale-Bulldng Lots and Dwelllngs-G. o.
Smith, kcal Estate Agent.
Logan Drug Company-BrIdge Corner Drug
glSts.
Lace Curtain strctchcfs-G. Mendel 4 Co.,
DO You Want straw IIatf-M. ]. MCFAddeu
Head Of Local.
Friday Prices Of EmbrolderIes and LaCes-
Geo. u, Shook & CO.-IlGNd of Local.
"1he Way to the Heart IL Through the Purse
~. Gundllng 4 CO,-FOufth page,
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DIED

DIED.
MARSHALIr-At her homo In RiChlAnd District
ohio county, on Friday, May II, lsSg, at 1917
O'Clock a. M, Mrs. LUCRETiA Marshall,
foliGt Of Robert MArShall, In her list year
Mother dear, her work igOnded;
Long she fingered by the wayi
fingered wllhus Ill the SaVlOr
Came and called her away.
RunNpai nnIidR hhfNaliOf
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i.,rntaInn 10 l.ltlabutnh.

Tho rOnnsylvanla Lines will sell ex'
cursi n tickets, AZ low round trip rates
10 Pittsburgh on May 2let, g2dl g8d, 24th
and 2Sth, for tho May Muslcal Festival
good for return passage Until May 9Th
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A SUMNER HOLIDAY,
East to tic Mountains aud the ocean VII
lha f,AhhaVtVatiA IJnaa

East to tile Mountains aud the ocean via
the Pennsylvania Lines.
Atlantic City, Cape May, Long Branch,
and kindred resorts along tho coast OIL
New Jersey. Cressori aud other we'll
known hotels Of the Allegheny Noun.
talnB present peculiar attractions for the
wholesome enjoyment Of a summer out
Ing. The ocean bathing and the noun.
tain air bring health and happiness, A
folder with al excellent prospective map
showing the location Of the mountain
and ocean resorts Of the east and giving
q brief description thereof has been To-
sued by the Pennsylvania Lines and q
copy may DO obtained Upon application
10 Agents an.Handle Route. .
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lou swADACKER.

If ron Canuot sec and need SpeCtacles
you should call Oh usand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We nave lhe
finest Instruments aud more experience
than any other OptlClnn In Tho state,
aud guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUDB,
JCwCler mud opliClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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TIE WALKING MATCH.


HHU W"'NVF' SFlE1 H1hNIHB U Iuuhy IsIluEI
Fast Going,
Tho female walking match in the
Capitol rink is still well attended, and
there are still twelve contestants on the
track, although several of them show
signs Of being very much worn. They
show great pluck. There was a shifting
of positions yesterday, and No. 8 is now
second in the race. BERTHE Lawrence
increased her lead. Last night she made
lap in fifteen seconds by stop watch,
which Is at the rate OF mile in Al min
utes. This was near the close Of the
WALL
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CoLuMBus, O., Jan. l, 1sSO.-To TnE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear Sig:-Elixir
Of Dates cured me Of habitual Constipa-
ton and dyspepsia. l recommend Il to
all my friends, Very trulyyours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. OF Hotel St. Claire, Co.
lumbus, o. Sold by @. r. GoCtze, W. W.
Irwin, w. i. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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TWO WEDDINGS YESTERDAY,
A Montana Gentleman Carries on Lead.
ing ISlAnd Lady,


Yesterday afternoon at s O'Clock there
occurred at the residence Of Mr.. W. R,
Donaldson, the well known carriage
manufacturer, on South Huron street,
Island, a marriage ceremony which was
universally pronounced by the guests as
charming a home wedding as was ever
witnessed In Wheeling, The parties
were Mr., Samuel Mofett, Of Butte City,
Montana, and Miss Minnie A. Donald
son, daughter OF Mr.. Donaldson, Mr.,
Mofett, who Is prosperous resident oil
the far West, was formerly q citizen Of
Wheeling, and has large circle Of friends
here, while the bride has by the many
graCes OF her person and character en-
deared herself 10 all who know her,
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. S, L, Jones, Presiding Elder Of
this district, and was impressive and
beautiful, after the discipline Of the NJ,
Z, Church. The parlor in which the
marriage took place, and indeed the
whole house, was an almost bewilder
ing sight, the floral decorations being
prOluse and simply perfect in arrange
ment,
After congratulations and good wishes
had been tendered-and never were con
gratulations or we'll wishes more heart
felt or spontaneous refreshments wer(
served by trained waters. Mr.. and Mrs
Alofiett left at 4;20 for an eastern tour
They will stop here on their return, be
fore going to their future home in Mon
tana,
The presents were unusually rich ant
numerous, The groom's present to tn,
bride was a magnificent set Of diamonds
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plLtabureh and Return,

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh al low rates, 10 the
Musical Febtlval, on May 81, 20, %, "a
and %, good for return passage untllthe
9th inclusive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17

ALI dealers would rather sell YOU
other brands-iotA little more profit, but
don't take only Pllbbury's Best,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17

IT makes more and better bread than
any brand on the Market PllIsburya
Hest.