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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
: Sa ber Yrobincialz s nnaLt

- Sa Der prooinciaEStren;M n HaIt
81 u%edermiinbe i'll Hommern drbeitete
Dor einiaer 3eit eth Srrlinaiser, nit
ben 8drtner I'M @artsn. NIs bet
Gdrtaer fnisenb BEL ieiuerNrt5it beId0fs
tigt maj, ipaliete ibm pl0bIi1 Der Grante
nit feInem 5paten Den GGdbeJ. Damn
Qiug er ruhig gu Dem Dirstior bet qMs
italt. Or. Safer, uub Iaste: v9a unten
I'M Gatttn liegt Der @drtner unb mill
MIR obaun!" Ser 9irettor ging nit in
ben 8arten uno beugte fi9, bas CT furss
t16tig 1T, lber ben @drtuer. Sn benz
ielben Nugenblid erbielt au9 CT eine1,
glafli9er Weiie ni6t gefdbrli6en,
S6lag urb gleid5eitig rib ibm BET SIRE
Die 8rile bon ben guger. Gin Slid
mar es, ooB ber Direftor fi6 einen
g8dtter mitgebra6t bate, peIder binau
iprang uao ben Granfeu bdnbiate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13

&err 6. $. Miiler In Der We1>
Commerce : StraBe bdIt itets bas pols
fommenite 2ager in 3eidenmnteria=
lien, Sapeteu, Gar6en, @las, 6piegel.
gIas, 8iloerrabmeu, GirniHea unb allen
3et9uens unb Walerslltenilien. Stint.
lerif9 ausgefhbrte 8ilber unb 5tatuetz
ten 1t. fnb III elmer febeusmertben @als
lerie CUR @nf@t unb gum @erfauf aus
9efelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerSefoz
ratioIen 1T bas 8ei6madppn1te uab
WeueIie bort au fin0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
SIR bic erpeiteruua bes erft no,

= 6nr Die grtpetterung bes erft bol
3urasm fertig geffeQten gunbess, @e.
riots nnb poft : 8ebdubes in Dallas
tpel6es fi9 i9on iebt ols un3urei9enb
ertpisien bat, tpirb Der Nr6itett. tpel6er
pie Muff9t tiber bic BunbesgebduIid,
telten tttbrt, cine peitere Bewiaigunq
bon $1,000 600 beantragen; bas @ebdube
tptirbe 70 proaent an &dumIi6teit ae.
tpinnen unb ben anforberungen, ueide
Der iebige Establishing an bafelbe
ifelt, b~orldufg eertisen. Solte aber.
10 meint Der Mr9itett, Der @ef6dftss
3utpa9s elm 10 eroBariiger bleiben, ipis
ct es In Der lebten 3eit In Dallas ae.
weien 1T, 10 tuiirbe f6 baIb bic Nofbs
tuenbigteit berausfelen, elm weiteres
@tid @runb unb 9oben an3utaufen
uab bas @sbdube nod mebr su ers
peitern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
8as (fG osei Saa6ea In SoGane's
96se-Saoea er,d6rteu.

grfter Gnabe: r6err SouanbI Sic
perfauf en- beheren &afee dig irgenb
Senano lit San @ntonip!"
3weiter Gnabe: % ia; meme
Mama iaet, 6onanb's Safee 1T speis
NAL 10 gut als ibn anbere berfaufen! /"
9ritter Gnabe: yWir bolen GU I'M.
ieren Gafee bier = ua6 She e~benfaIs.
Wama sutirbe feinen an6ern fa%ufenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
Geinen t;efnen Mos ao...

= Seinen tiefien 8ab, Setrn gu.
itab Gerber, bat ber gerliuer Dom6or
nrali9 our6 ben Bob berloren. Mebr
als % Sabre lang tpar Serber nit Ieis
mem big gum @onttasG rei9enben 8aS
cine Stibe bes Som.@bors getuefeu.
gr tonturrirte nit ben berlibmten ruff,
iden gdRen. GIs Der @bor einmal in
POLAND fonaeriirte, erf6ienen MuTit.
petfdnbige auf Der gmpore, neil lie
glaubten, bic Srsel belize nod. Sserber
tpuroe bonn 9obe pioblim biuaerafft.
Seine 5o9ter liest cm 9ppb,is brtuuBts
log %oarnieoer, obne gu piKeu, bab Der
Batter bereits i'm @rabe rubt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
3affaae nadh Gnrpna.

Sie @genturen bes 9errn SO. &.
. oung, So. l @Ommerce : Gtrase,
9 Antonio, unb SO. 603 Wains
StraBe, Oallas, pertreten nur bic
anertannt befen eurOpdii9en 9ampIer>
9inien. Serr Doune III i'm Stanbe bic
billig + EN- Raten gu sebem, err
tbcilt bereitwilig iebe getpiini9te Nus
fulft urb beIoret febr prompt ale ibm
itbergebenen gtuftrGge. @er mad gus
ropa gu reiien tutinf6t, ober 8erpanbte
berilberfommen lalen mill, ipenbe ii6
an ir9enb cine Der senannten agenturen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
Ser Cinderella eauh ; store.

@de Of.0outonftraBe unb .Mbemue c.,
biefer beliebts 2aben Der Gtabt, bat
ieiuen neuen 8Drratb BON 6 omme r.
f6uben fit Derren, Damen uno
&inber erbalten unb bat eiae nnbers
alei6li@e Muspahl aller @orten unb
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : 61ubs
Store fhbrt nur bic Gabrifate oer belterl
Jabrifen uno iiberbietet Maas, mas int
bieIieen Warft gu baben 1T. 5pecia.
litdt fir 6erren: ber &odforbs@ 9ub,
fiir So. @s berlobnt ft6 Bet Miibe, int
CINDERELLA Store oor3ufpre1en,
ebe man anberspo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13

say IS 1T cine 9batiaGe. baB un=
iere neue Mpotbeferfirma, Sips &
SiIpertborr, nit benz Mnfertigen
bon &ecepten febr bef9dftigt 1T, mas
ibrer &eeuitdt uno @emiHenbaftigteit
auaui9reiben 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
Metp gurf Serals ppm Is. sami.

Das riefse &autfdufzg aifn fur bas
Stuf rGafep's Sroubles" lit foeben
fertiggefeat tuorben. Dieier unsebeure
Waferbebdlter 1T aur Mufnabme Der
groBen WaRermaiie in Der GIuBs S3ene
beitimmt. Gin arberer 8ebdIter 1T in
Mnarif genommen, I'm ben e~rfteren i'm
Sale bon llnbiGtieteit au erieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
Mr8, q. 9ennsptt

No. 263 Weitsgommerce GtraBe, label
ale 9amen freunoli9ft elm, lie gu befus
den, ipenu he Bebarf an MrtiteIn ia.
ben, bic mat iii einem pubtpaaren.
2aben su finben getpobnt 1T. sic
bdlt ein reidbaltiges 2ager BON
pantofel' unb 9iKen > Mufer, 3epbprs
uno SaIonD > Wone. Gin completes
Sager BON 9amens unb &inber : Siiteu
Der neuefien WoOe. @aes gu ben allerz
biaigiten pteiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
0eraanaenen Winter mor SIR ,

= Wergangenen Winter mar Scr, 8.
y. 2intabe, Solicitor Der l1niteb States
grpreB COMPANY in 9esDsoAes, syotua,
isbr bur9 5rofbeulen gepIaet. Sos
Nnf9penen unb bas beftige SteGen
ieiner JdBe mar febr uuangenebm. Ct
berlu9te betfdiebeue Mittel, obne
atubei1, taufte oann aber gliidli6ertpsife
cine Glaf9e bon vgbambcrIain's Yaiu
galm". sgr ia9t, ct tpanote cen Bal
lam rur breimaI an, bann purben feline
Gtbe gefunb; @eidpuIit uno fie@enber
S6mer3 lieben mad. Gum @erfauf bel
Ut. Gobn & &c., s. 9altsper 6 So9n
unb in allen Mpothefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
Gin 0anktarer Dotient,

her fstnen Mamen ntHt sendnnt BADEN min, unp Der
feline tpntthneiae 9BteDerbeyiteEaino ppa fdttpes
xetis eeiben elmer, In einem DoItprbuh ansesebenen
Nrlnet ~yerbapftt libt burd uH5 bafIeIbe tpftentrft an
feline Ieinenbea WitmeniEeH rerf6tdtn. Dieies srpse
Bug eutbalt 9leJstte, BITE tn jeber Hppttefe sernadt
ipffbsn fbnnen. Ghift Cure QbreIe NIT griefnarte
on =, Qrisat Qfiaif Mwe 9~tSpemSarhst, 2sNef
y. Strs N<ip UcrL q. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13

8teat 9fed, u. y, u. Jeb. 1889.
SIN borigen Winter lit i'd spei
Wonate OH rbeumatif6en Sifteni6meyz
gen. Stir tuurbe anseratben 81. So
tobs Del an%3upenben, i'd befolgte BEN
Natb uno in fur3er 3eit mar i'd ipieber.
bergeHelt. Wm. S. &~apelpeo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
@afier : Gpnfuntenten

lino bierbur9 bena6ridtist, baB bic
Wahermietbe fur bas am l. Sebruar
1890 enbenbe 8ierteliabr nurmebr
iiberfdIig LIT. Menn ni6t foTort 3abs
lung erfolgt tpirb bas @afer Dbne
tueitere Moti3 abgefelt iperoen.
Waerperfs Gompaguie.
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9puam07s Sbee=2aoe,a

1T BON 9to. 245 mad go. 237 meltz
Commences trabe, bier Sbiiren ndber
CUR Griide, berlegt tpcroen.
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8.

- Sa Waco cling Dem Not5er am
@onntog elm beitiser Megen ffurm Dor.
aug, Der 3duEe unb aud einiae feline
Sdufer nieberriB.
= Oie ppf!offee in Cutoff, @uaoas
loufe Gnlnib. nirb am 20. Sanuar
oufgeboben meroen. Die pofl laden
geben bann mad @onberie, Berar 60.
Grduleir Maripn Smith BON Sez
ras 1T in Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu Wa1bs
tngton bel einem @ebalt bon 5000 als
gopifin angeitelt tporben.
- 3mif9en 8rodettbille unb 5pofs
fore Sunetion lit BET gotbeutel UNI elm
padet, wel6es 1884 in SiIber unb Sob
entbielt, beraubt poroen. Sic pof=
tuti9e 1T nidt angefaIen tporben; lit
berfelben beianoen fid mebrere paKas
gtere. Weoer Die pofmeifer ber beioen
Stationen mod Der Gutl9er tpiKen ZEN
Raub gu erfldreu.
= Sn San Saba lDutbe Soc o..
Brotpn berbafttt, BET unter BET Mnflage
itebt, i'm Mdra p%eraangenen Sabres Bet
@ol. @riffitb III Sunction @itD ermorbet
gu baben.
Sn 8eeos Gitb, benz County. unb
8eri9ts SIP bon &eepss &c., 1T tteus
eroings Der 8. artefi@e 8runnen fertig
geiteat tuorben, unb ieber berielben for
bert eineu ifarfen WaHerHrabl gu Sage.
Der beg 3uIebt aebobrieng ruuuens teiet
~ SUP lber bic @rOoberfd9e binouf.
Sic Gdiefabrit bes 6errr Noos
gers bic erfte unb big ieBt einaige,
tpel9e i'm @uben angelegt tporoen 1T
liefert einen Qrtitel, tpeI6er iberan i'm
State NbIab finben pirb, tueil er BON
hortreffider @iite 1T. 9as nnterueb.
men bat fi6 ieBt f6on, obgleid es erf
in feiner erteu Saiiou Hebt, als ein
5ablenbes erwieien. gs nirb uidt
lange bauern, Big bic Butter unb Rdfe.
Tabrifation in 5eras aIs peientIi6es
grgdnaungs @ef9dft far bic giebsu9t
geIten uerben.
Gie Spra6e 1T faurt md1tia ge=
mug, I'm meiue Bemunberung iiber Bic
Site bon @bamberIains 6uftensM ebis
5tn aus3ubraden. sic 1T bas bette
9etlmlttei fir &rdmpfe unb Geu6bu.
lten. bas i'd ie angetuanbt babe. Wd6z
renb ber lebten a6t3ebn Sabre babe i'd
fat ale bic b%efannten Suftens M}ebiainen
probirt, bic i'm Marfte fitb, aber i] foge
NIT 8ergniigen. baB ogbamberlain's
@ou9b 9emeop" Die bette BON Mner lit.
Sbomas &bpbes, Bakersfield,
@alifornien. gu ~betfaufen BET 81.
COBB & Co. S. 9altsper 6 5obn urb
in allen Npotbefen.
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@elanintt AiiSgaben ........ $50, 384.49
SIN tpefli9en 9itrifte bes Stantes:

Da8 ~6fentltde urtbetI, bab Or. Buu'S Suften Gu
rup nas bette un6 biatsfe Wittel sesen G~rtdltuna, Su=
ten, reuben SalS nnb Gnsbrnfttsfett TT, BOT i& burH
ausenetne Grfabrans pcuftanbts b~efatist.
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sar Wer feline Recepte uub Dausz
n1!ttel setpifenbaft unb aus ben beften
Araneien bergehellt baben mill, ionte
unfere neuen apotbefer Sips&6 Sill
bertborn, @de Soufon.S traBe urb
Wberue G patrpniliren.
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9 II a t

tDIro Elm &nabe i'm MIter bon 14-15
Sabren. Der fertig oeuti6 Ieien faat1
in her Office Der
u5reien preife tit Seras".
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Smpfz@otis.
Mapors Office,
Gn.4 Nf..4as $780, 400

San Nutonio, 4. Sanuar, '89.
Ser Stabtar3t uirb ale Mrmen In
ben Stl1nben bon 10 big II ubr 0orz
miitags in GaltsDers Npotbefe unb in
ben Stunben DON 3 big 6 llbr Na1mitz
tags in Staot 5aspital uHentgeIili6
impfen.
BrDan @alIagban II,
WaDor,
Sr. S. 8raunnageL
Stabt Nr3t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13

Yin Batter iaste su fetrem Sobne Du fannft bir elm
gtesele tauten, aber ptrBib niaf, aud iofort ehle fla
fhe Salpatiru Del mttBu6rinaen; es IN baS bette Ilits
tel, UNI 0erreutunsen unb QuetIdunaen Spfert ~ fu,
riren. = gsar has etn Mannl
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Or. S. 6. 8reeSing, 3abnarst.
Office Nto. 231 OF : Souiton 5trase,
San Nntonio. Spre9t bel ibm bori
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13

a Maberids Yant beaablt A
pro5ent 3infen tir 3eit'D epoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-13
lIncle cams 1tnfpftea fir bte 8eridbts=
pf1eQe tn 9era8.

Die Soften, mel9e Der Bunbesregies
rung aus Der Nusibung Der Bunbes,
geri@tspfese in $eras erpa6ien, fnb
re9t betrd@tli6. biefelben betrusen ME
eine epeaialbepei9e aus Waibington
mittbeilt, fir bas lebte Sabr ni9t tpes
niger als $144, 556.37. 9ie ein3eInen
Nusgabepoite1 inb:
Sm nXr6Timpn Niffriffe Ape Gfoofes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25

To soy that the majority OF the Demo.
cratic membc1s in Council arc them
selves OF tho Frank ucaIy stripe, would
be to sny something that would serious.
ly offend moro than one OF those who
voted TO stand by the caucus action.
To Say that every Democrat Of them
realized the shame OF such selection
would DO to gay that every one OF them
did a shameful thing with his eyes
open. Not ono Of them was ignorant Of
tho sort OF material he was dealing with.
Every one OF them knows tho record
OF the man ho voted for. The indict.
,nents pending against him are no secret
10 any Of them. No knowledge OF the
man, no consideration Of the good name
OF tho city, no regard for the public vel
fare entered into the question.
liealy wanted it and tho party had 10
give it 10 him. Why? What has uealy
done for tho Democratic party that he
must DO paid go high price for his
services? What is no expected to do
that he must be so handsomely rewarded
in advance?
The election Of IIealy ought to be the
death lineii OF tho Democratic party in
Wheeling. Bu. tina people are long
suffering, and probably they will be glad
to suffer little more before they take
their city business in their own hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
~ = -
Tho Best Il Could Do.

Here ID the Registers mild view OF It:
Mr.. Frank acaly was elected Chief OF the Fro
Department by tho Council last night Toe
Z RtVistr looks upon the position as among the
most responsible within the G!ft OF Council.
Every good citizen will watch with deep interest
tho record tho new Chief uakes. 1t ii the op.
por.anisy OF his HE, and the Register hopes lie
4Wlll improve It, ts
II the position be "smong the most re.
sponsible within the gilt OF Council;"
Ii "eYery good citizen will watch with
deep interest" why wonldn'tithave been
good,thipg for the Council to improve
its opportunity BY giving tho city q
Chief Of tho Fire Department whose
election the Register could endorse?
TIE Register withhold its approval ior
some future occasion when the new
Chief may by a single dash wipe out the
record which units him for his position
andtwhich now iorbids the Register to in-
suit the intelligence Of its readers By
saying that Council has made even a
reputable selection.
u II Mr.. Hoaly dislikesanything he may
s6nd in a newspaper about himself, he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
4 GREAT RAILROAD SCHEME.

| More About tho Project for tho Extension
of thu W,.t virginia Central Sistem-a
Linc to Pittsburgh.
Edlimose Special In Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Ex-senator Henry Davis, OF the West
Virginia Contra, has had submitted te
him plan which contemplstes through
railway 5etween Pittsburgh and Lynch,
burg, with tho view OF connecting the
western section with tho rich iron orc
field in Virginia. The conference has
been in progress for several days and
eliminated in private meetings in the
Hotel Renlert last night and this morn.
ing.
The proiec! ia an extensive one, and
the West Virginia Central and Pennsyl.
vania Railroads arc expected to cooper.
cite. Besides ex-senator Davis there
were present: Governor a. 3. Fleming,
Wet Virginia; Major Holmes Conrad
Winchester, Va. Colonel r. H. Chew,
Charleston. ". Va. Mr.. J. F. Eninger,
Staunton, Va, and Mr.. G. z. thurman
Goshen. We. Ex-Governor Fi,zhush
Lee, OF Virginia, wGs expected to be
present but could not come.
Most OF the conlerees aIeinterested IN
the development Of Goshen, in Rock.
bridge county, VI. The terminals OF
the proposed new line arc 10 be Pitts.
burSh at one end and Goshen or Coy.
ington or some point between them, at
the other.
Pittsburgh, it is urged, wants the vast
supply OF ore in ViIgiu!: for manufac-
turing purposes, and the section where
the mineral lies seeks convenient mar
ket with coed transportation facilities.
1t is understood that the investors inter.
Gated claim to be able to furnish $780,
600 toward carrying out their ideas.
Goshen i5 Oh the Chesapeake & Ohio
road, aIc the proposed limo would con.
meet it with the West Virginia Central.
It would also cloas the Baltimore L Ohio
at Grafton Or Ularkeburg The conf
plutad tracks would be 800 miles long,
AID by making use OF lines already built
not quite one.half that distance would
hava to be covered with new rails and
road bed. The line would strike the
West Virginia Central at Etsiug and use
its tracks for about seventy miles.
4 branch CT the Pennsylvania already
extending south from Pittsburgh would
be ava;lable for about eighty miles, asd
the northern terninGs OF construction
would be the Monongaheia liver near
the State line bstween Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. The whole plan
was laid before President Davis, who
took deep interest iu it. Considerable
enterprise and activity have been enlist
cd III its behalf. II carried out the idea
would be in line with the present policy
OF the West Virginia Central, which it is
commonly supposed Is reaching out after
new connections and extensions.
Senator Davis is favorably impressed
with the project, and the indications are
that it will be carried out. Tho Vir-
giniars are enthusiastic and promise that
ir case the road is built not only the
South but Pittsburgh will be greatly
benefited. There will be another con-
ference, when Governor Lee is expected
to be present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25

By the railroad strike ia Scotland q
sewing machine factory is stopped and
1000 persons thrown out OF employment
on the eve OF Christmas. II this had
happen ed in this land OF Protection what
a pretty article Free Trade newspaper
could hava written on it.
The sewing machine factory is not the
ouly industrial eslblishhment which
faces Christmas with its "bloomin'
h'eyes" beautifully BACKED by the strike
in the Land O. Cakes and Free Trade.
Let US rejoice While we sympathizs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
Tho Christmas Ideal.

The best essay on Christmas is the life
oi the Messiah. His career vas given up
to good deeds, and lis tragic ending was
a sacrifice for the wsll.being OF man.
kind.
II we take these thoughts into Our
Christmas celebration we shall have q
day OF gladness whose sweet memory
will last with lie. Ii they take a firm,
fast hold every day will be Christmas,
and the last day will bring before the
closing eyes q eolacing procession OF
kind words spoken, of good deeds done,
OF hearts filled with gratitude and love.
II life is worth living the gosl OF the
best is worth striving ior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
PERSONAL NOTES.

Senator Plumb expresses the opinion
that Senator Ingalls, will be reelected.
Edwin Gould, younger son OF Jay
Gould, will 70 on thetuti next year With
u stable OF his own.
Col. n. 6. Goss, Of Topeka, Kan, has
m ornithological collection that Ia un.
SURPASSED only by tho National museum
at Washington.
The Countess Edia, whose charitable
and kindly deeds have enlearcd her TO
all tho people in Lisbon, was oEce a Bos'
ton girl, Elise Hensler by name.
Mrs. Vim. Ferry, who llveu in the
Simamphoning mountains Of Penns2l.
vania, haB within tho lust three years
killed three wildcats, three deer, three
bears, and a wild turkey.
Miss +. A. Gray, who has taken tho
degree OF LID, at Dublin University,
| rs orc. Of tho two WOMEN In Europe 10
be honored In such manner. The other
Is Mise Warrington, OF Belfast.
Queen Victoria Is reputed to DO worth
s45,O00000. She receives for the civil
list annually from the nation the sum
Of $3.0O5, 600, and once, soinn forty years
ago, a kindly disposed subject left her
ISl,25O.OOO.
Brick romcroy, as lie appears nova.
dayp, Ia u por,iy, well.dressed gentleman,
whose attire Is topped Off with slouch
hat. lie Is described ms the same jolly,
good.natnred, abstcmious, cynical gen.
tlninnn thot hp wua nf nll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
The Old and the New.

1t is true that we do not have in this
country n Christmas Of tho Merrie Old
England pattern, but We have what 10
very much better, Christmas OF the
lusty young Brother Jonathan style.
The old English way was for his lord.
ship TO turn his retainers loose for q
trolic and stuG them With roast boei and
plum pudding, all from the hand OF his
bounty. The new American way is for
the American citizen 10 have his own
Christmas in his own home ut tho cost
0! his own vel! requited toll.
Tho new American way can give the
Merrie Old England way points and
knock it sky-high.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25

Wheeling never had at tho head Of
tho Fire Department better man or
more capable officer tbnn Mr.. Dunning,
who Is put aside to give the Democratic
caucus n chance TO say what sort OF
man It thinka ehOuld be put on guard to
protect from destruction by fro the
lives and the property OF the people OF
Wheeling. It was no! expected that
the Democratic Council could riso high
enough to retain Mr.. Dunning. Neither
was it expected, until the caucus had
spoken. that 1t would do the shabby
thing II has done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
Republican Primaries


To The Republican Voters Of The CITY OF Wheeling:
The city Republican Primary Election Will
be held on Wednesday, December 81, 1890, be.
tween tho houyg OF 2 md S y m, ior the pur.
pose OF selecting By direct S0te the CAL ddate for
City Sergeant and soleciin. three delegates from
each ward 10 a convention to be held on Janu.
AIRY 3, 1891, at 9 p N, In Germanl. Hall, which
said convention shall select the Republican can.
didatcS for Mayor. City Clerk, Wh9rImas,er and
shall select Il City Executive Committee for
the ensuing two years. ~
There shall be an official tickle. issued By the
Republican Committee, which shall cnu:an a
lis! Of all the candidates to be voted Tor; City
sergeant. delegates 10 the Convention and CouI.
clmcn for eacn ward. All tlcke,s voted other
than the official ticket shHll not be counted.
The primary Tor each ward will be held at tho
place named below: j
Fist Werd-Vigilant Engine HOUSE,
Second Ward-Squlre Peterman's Uiiicc.
Third Ward-Potice Court Room. "a. Il VA
Fourth Ward-A Atlantic Engine House.
Fifth ward-Hcok and Ladder Housa,
Sixth Neutrality-suspicious. Ward Club Room.
Seventh Ward-lIosc House. ss sl07I1 81
Eighth Ward-kuoke's Hail. asaH Il
AL Republicans are strongly urged 10 como
TO the primary and vote. BIB ~ Il ~ -
q. By order Of Committee. att as
HUGO L. L0Os, President, IT,
I SIG. SMITH, Secretary. f5sT dc?a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25
Water Rents Ire Due.
FOR RENT.

yIOR RENT-ST0RE ROOM NO. l2o29S
4 Market street. Size @0xs5 Possession given
January !. Nor S.lc-Lots In Behtcns' & Spell.
dci's and GiehriSt's addition at the Old prices
plat. Island lots cheap. ROLF Il HARVEY.
Real estate and money to loan 1914 Mnrk ct st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25

SENATOR FARwELL, OF Illinois, says he
has no thought Of Withdrawing from the
Senatorial contest; he will go in With as
many votes rs General Palmer, the
D .mocratic aspiyant; and as for the rest
he will be able to tell more about it after
the fight ia over. The Senatorial con-
test in Illinois il yet to be fought out.
The Kansas affair seems to be in about
the same Way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25

IT is very suggestive that fire insur'
ance men, and Democrats at that, pro.
tested formally against the election OF
Frank Henly Ga Fire Marshal. They
must have been afraid that their risks
would be impaired. Character goes for
something in these matters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-25

has much more reason 10 become in.
tenscly thoughtful over what he does
no. find in tho Register about himself.
With very slight reason the Register is
quick to pile up good words for ono o!
It's own party.