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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
Con-re.. Goinr to T:esnnortinu ohin-

WAszDe1oS D. c. September 19.&Rspre-
sentative BoUthmal, Of OHIO. has introduced
II the bOnse JOINT resolution providing fOr
congressional districts II Ono. and also 81
cures TO ibe electors Therein ths riEnf 70
choose msmters Of the hffy-sec0nd congress
u congressional districts The long pre-
a-nble reczIeS the failure Of the Stale Ie-lsla-
tire 10 provide II the Restricting acf Of
March last for tn inclusion Of large pOJ-
ton Of SbO-rs township, n Hamilton County.
within any coo-resslO-lal district, that the
legislature has adjourned beyond election,
making legislative ac1lOn unaI1zlnable, and
that any spp0rlOumauf schTDe which oInIlz
Z portion q the territory Of rhs stzfe L null
and VOID. The resolution therefore pro
cee5s 10 define the boundaries Of what shall
constitute the election districts Of Ohio. fol
loving ID forms the provisions OF the law u
force before the l2sf reTyDa0derlnE, except
II the case Of the Second district {includilg
Storrs township, which Il Il provided Ehall
be composed Of tos renHlaoer OF Hamilton
county not embraced within the first district
The last seclol requires the approaching
congressional elections 10 te hsld within ths
district thus prescribed
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
Generosity of English WORKER

LoSDox, September 2-Ths dock. wharf,
riverside and general labOrsrs union. num-
psrng over half a million members, Of
whom ~. 900 are II LoDdOn- has decided to
make levy OF one shilling OF twenty-five
cents per week upon each member for the
benefit Of the Australian strlksrs-
Prom this source alone, therefore. the sun
Of S13,090 Z week czn be realized Nearly
600 dock lsbOrers. employed st the VIC
to-la and Alber: docks. however, have TOlUn-
tsrIly offered 10 contribute . cents Per day
nsbe21 Of Der Eeek-
George ShIptOn- the secretary Of the Lon
don trades council and Eho L issuing ap-
Vrsals 10 al the trades unions Of the country,
ssys there Is 10 doubt that fhe London con-
miTtee VII Be able 10 forward - much a. .
half million collars q week 20 Australia for
some time 10 come, should the struggle Be
rrl5lOaZe5-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
pED.npa. worthy Of Inis.tsoa-

IsD1AxA-ous, IND, September 2a-Ihe
railroads cenfe-ng bare are dong great
d=al 70 enhance the growth and prosperity Of
this city The Managers Of the VARIOUS roads
srs more ente-priznZ and pubic SPIRITED
than the clTlzsns themselves
Besides the DsZaI6csu1 osE Union station
tuf lately completed. Tbs Eozst structure Of
fbe kind u TIE country. large editions are
II c0uts1plz-zOo 70 s=Tsrzl q the shops, and
noE tse companies Offer 10 cOoS1r7c+ mag
uISceui AID Fsry costly Ess6Dc1 ooer t5el-
tracks Il ths Virginia Avenue crossing NJ
Inrzlls- Of tn Big FOzr, l. II tie had Of
toe eueSyryse
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
Tuning On III. Pr-ssur..

WAsEEe1os, D. c, September 4-The
first case un5er the new aati-IOtterT Law Of
refusal Of admission Of q newspaper to the
nails becsuse II contained lottery sdver-
fsenent occurred Z. The cify possoHice here.
When the usual sacks Of rspers 70 be sent
O1f OF town arrived 81 the poStOf5ce cary a
tie morning. few copies OF each paper we're
examined by one Of the clerks III clerk
found that the Sunday Chrouicle. paper Of
Fery limited Circulation contained The lottery
advertisement a. usual, and NOTED the boy
who bro1ghf the COPIES that they could not
be sacesEe5-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
IRON unknarn Ds..a...

NOsIzuxA- ISD-, September A--Tbe
residents Of tins place are greatly excited
over mysterious dlsezse which Is aoOzt 70
snnihilz.e The family Of George Davidson
Tbe 7-yssr-old daughter zzs taken ID aid
II eiZtf nOurS died Al bour lz-er 2-Fezr-
Old sou Ezs z-4seksd z,a dad II
eizH4 hOzrs- NeIt day his only remaining
eulld-ea- thras n number, were s-tscked.
One zftsr another and del The physicians
II ihe nsszn6OrbOo5 admit thai fbeT never
saw anything hike II and do1'T know Ehz1 Il
4 OF how 70 freEt Il
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80. IEirhe., . esr-rn.r.

CEzsos, nv, September 24-CHzr3es
ClErk Stevenson, governor Of Nersd2- died
Of TYPHOID fever q ms re5de1ce IN fhis cry.
HIS attending physsczzs have e1ter7ziasd
lltt1e hcpe< Of his recovery fer tie past te1
dzJA FtzZs over Ehe E0EernDe11 AID S<zss
Buildings az g kzlf-Dzst, AID tae capitol i
drzpad N Bscuni1E. The f11erzl services
WI taxa place n Cz-soa CITY with
military ho1ors s16 fhe eodT WI be takez
70 oakland for IuterDeut
Goser1or SteEe1s0a VS. a yezB Of a.
sud uzs horz n Ontzrlo comfy, y i.
Iieztenzns G0se-z0r 4 c DzTs did Q IL
Il OFE SeC sga
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
Millions Of Ncprr Handled.

KASsAs CIT. No, September 50.-ysnes
Moore, 1hs veteran psyDssser Of the Santa
Pc ERs L the CITY, returning 10 ms bone In
Topeka Up 70 within TIE last two years.
NJ Moore na6s nCufhly trips over the
road- paying OF the employees Of the road N
chacks- From 1853 TO KS he lszld Of u
currency TINS monthly TRIP was made with
OH cessation for seventeen years. When ths
company abolished the pay car system and
FIzld OF the employees through the mediums
Of the express companies and ths company
agents n checks
Sloce that tins NJ Moor mas conducted
ms department. II hsa5e azr1ers, and after
having Travelled over more miles fizzn the
average u 3 thousand Is contsutea 20 stay
Al bona Only making kho-1 trips 70 tins CITY
G1d the vicinity 70 psy the Dsn.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
Oks.bomzsCns..I

GCWL- O. 7, Ser5suber 5l-Tas CAPT
"a lOoz15Oa took nsE +" = tie hO1ss Of
representatives, GzfHris tired 70 cal 4 II
nd sFl5sn1ly fe=ls sure Ct s1ccess when the
rote L czlls5 OF tas Q0es13oa- - strong Il
SDe1css t-on s0ss Ct ths a5SCGuiaE c0uo-
fleS hare come hare 70 s1zEza their rex-esert-
s15FeS - vote znd % E1rk for Gu-hr1e- After
soDe czsc1ssoa cAs 5ll went 20 q oouzlt1es
ca czplrsl 3OczD0a aid VII prO5zbly %
czIla6 ID \ : few SETS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
Acton Of The .arer.tEns

T0=HA- September 2-The mort inpor-
tzut matters diseased and disposed Of o.
fae last Cay we're
Fr-Ths Continuance q the national
cooEen1soa Of the Daughters q RsoekzA-
Ords-sd dzssOnln1s3 b vote Of 100 10 s.
Tas stz1e orEzuiEz1soos Of ths Daughters
Of Rebskzh Es-s zlso dissolved
Saeon5-A pr0posed zDs0dDcuf 70 ths
coas4ztufsOa psohibatiag the admission Of
szsoon keepers 20 TIE or5er- Left 20 the dis
cre<5oa Of subordinate lo5-es ~ vote Of
o. N -
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27

CHcAso, September A-John D. Rocke-
feTe-, toe Stz.5z-d o. ElIEOozire, has
given 81 0Sa56o 20 tae Baptist university, Of
Chezgo II addition 70 f5e gift Of $4,000
made b. hin soEre tine zzo-
OF tins amount tx income Of the greater
por1soa-S500 0-is 70 - used for 1O1-
profeszo-I grzd1z-s instruction AID fel-
lOEship-
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he SANTA Fe'. CsatIIbutsoa.

GCTEE- O T. SeTse1b- sa-The Ssrta
Pc company has zoOzt couplssed II work
Of 6iH1bztag I-o0o bushels Of sd Ehees
70 ~ fErDex Ct Oklzhozz terrztorT. n.
whczt EEs 6ls-7bz1A1 VITA TuraTT5s5ItT
thr0Cgn0zt thai p0E<5o1 q OklAhona trie5-
Szry % the Sxlz Fs Each farmer reclrzd
tn boshel< Eza E<1sd a Agreement ua6ex
oath % plant i fais fan A--s s-Ouzt q
oEAer Ehss4 L 5z1E pr u
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27

resadne fHE-e-f and ali Of TIER property and
employs O. CT before Deoenber nexk, and
70 abandon al claims n sid outlet
NoE, therefore / Bec5zu1n Hz-Tlsou-
preSoen1 Of TIE United Stsses. do give 10
nc ana proclaim that tie tine heres0fcre
LEO 1or fbe reDOTA Of I've SOCK hsr5sd
1z'on ss11 o1tssf l. er1e1ded 70 November
q 20 Ooe-half thereof a1d 70 Decenber
oszf - 20 TIE rzsi6ns thereof q 20 al KJ-op-
cry and srr,cso-a-
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,~r.I Joy over IN. Deep water BEm-

G1rE1os, Tx, September z2-This G=J
Is Wild viii er1h1siEso oTc- tie recept q
N. nexs that tie president had sznsd the
deeo -zser bil, Ehlch rrscs5czlEy ETes Gal
weston 6 ID. 90 fox ne Improvements q hi
hsroO--
The srpr01nztlOa VII make Gz1ressoo Q
Sr7 class seaport. winch VII insure chap
oeesn fre1Ehfs for nEer and Al toe county
1es1 Of 1he NasSisSppL
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
An I've 70 HEstnrL

EEWG-Ox. D c, Sepsea5er Pr
rE1e Secretary EAlfO-d hzs instructed Asst
AT Secretary Pr13ea % forward the Kr1i-
loEtegT bll . sae pre72s1f InDedztesy q.
n RECEIPT Gt IL y hI-e ho1se
Sezetkry EIz30n has infO-nsi TIE mrs
i5erf Of tie sac1ez Of ms proposal for r.
rsdenpE1a Ct SIS. 0oo DO q 4 pr ceuf L.o-,5-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27

WAsHxe7ox, D. c. Septenber A-A1
fu,oz1zut measure, WHICH has pesssd the
hou-s sad senzte. prUEi6es for TIE transfer
IF d xpezEher serT5ce from tie Ezr depart
ne<t 20 The aepzrfDs1f Of 2gnczlt1-e. A
Eecl bzrezz N the depsrtnert Of eZr1c1l-
f1re - ben orZznized he lev order o.
fii1z ED@ into elect July !, 1esL Il u b.
EzseS fhGz pnog10S6cztO1s VII b Dsos
"a more acHzH nza theJ Grs DoE'
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
F0EKrH DE1u1 OF T1ssu1A-

The house took up f1e contest from tn
Fo1r1h dlst-leE OF NIryioIa-LznEst0a "a
Fe1zhle-
Mr. Cheadle. Of Indiana frepabEcan) aa-
roczted cozSrnilg Kenzbie foenocra*) %
ms sszt- Re sid fhzt IznEstO1- fh0arh 4
Republican had Led vote against ths reE1-
lar republican teke1, and Eas fairy beGtza
By Kenzble-
BE proceeded 20 e1loEi1e ex-SeaE1or Ma
hone and 70 praise his ability N buildi1g ID
the republican party N Virginia and prs
hc1s6 thai II his leadership we're FOLLOWED,
Virginia N = few years would be e re5AhlY
republican zs WIS Vermont
A vote EzS not reached
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
NJ knIehr. e Labor Gfv.un

AIskxT, y L. Sepsenbe- z.-The o-5er
declzn1g tAe NsE York Central st-ike Of
has ben resd n every Local as..uAfx -
srsa EeE YORK sd BzExlo- HenEz.s.s
fro1 kes6QEzrSE Da diEt-sc4 ss.uuhIV
No -
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27

WAsRG1ox, D. c, Sep&sDbe- E-Ihe
snk-loE1e-J TN hzTi1z nov pessd bOth
hOzses q eoaEreE Z only EEEIts he EEnA-
t-zre q ths p1eEsdaf 70 become q lzg, a1o
tAe-e y oof likely % - any uz1soeszrT DE-
AZ q tai auco1rt
Ia KsoE<zl zutAoE1flss Ere pEepzEsd - e.
So-es'z TiSor0zEy, snd Is i fhsEsf0Es BPOE-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESE


Senator P4Enb offered q resolusloa 20 -
commit the h0zse b&7krzrsteT tn - E1e
11dczrJ coEmIt1ee. with I2str1czC1s %
znsnd 4 80 Is 70 provide for = Eyste-1 q
voluntary bankruptcy only. and 70 report 3
back - Eneoded II he ezrihest prsc6czbls
rnnrre-f
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
THEY SQUEAL
M Cherokee Have Had Regal Centred %
Lag Thy Cza't Let G0-They
Whine Losing Path Ia the
GOFe1meaG~

Having Become Eseh on a Fraudulent In
c0nse They Claim IS Their RiEhE
600. 900 Per ABaum Tor
Nothing Ever Theirs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
SILL PAszIse ErILE

The senate. ssno1E others passed:
Senate blll 70 confirm certain sales Of the
kansas trust znd diminished reserve lands
n the Ets-e Of Kansas
Senate balls eTtendinZ the p-iFileges Of
the free delivery Of mails 20 towns having 3
population Of 500 or & gross revenue Of
S5Un
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-09-27
oossruruoSAL A11ED1cE-.

The 5oI1t resolution proposing an amend
ment 70 the constitution Of tbs United States
IN relation 20 the manufacture. importation.
eTports1aOn- transportation and sale Of aleo-
hollc liquors, having been reached On The
calendar, Senator Bar, wko had reported Il
from the committee On education ana labor,
called for vote upon Il
keadInz the report Vas demanded by Sen
s.Or Cockrel- and the reading consumed al
the morning hour, assigned 70 Il On the cal
eodaR, % ID vote Eas reached-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18
JUSTICE ANKLES COURT,
A Good Grist OF business Transactsd-Sev
erul Cuses for tho FIXTURE.

A Good Grist Of Business Transactsd-Sev.
sral Cases for the Failure.
Joseph CalliHsi, the Italian who keeps
a fruit stand on Market street below
Sixteenth, was arrested yesterday by
Officer Lukens charged with stealing
500 from Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald. 1t
is charged that Mrs. Fitzgerald stopped
to buy some fruit, and III making change,
laid her po%cketbook down on the
counter open. While she was looking
at the fruit, she says CalIissi took two
ten dollar bills, one five and q silver
dollar from the purse. Callissi was
recognized by Justice Arklc in the sum
OF $500, for his appearance at . p. m
to-day.
Ida Robinson, charged with felonious
assault by Elsie Gray, was dismissed by
Justice Ankle yesterday ct the costs OF
Gray.
A number Of law and order cases con-
tinued from Tuesday were tried yester-
day, and arguments Of counsel were
heard. Justice Ankle reserved his de-
cision till Tueaday at 7 p. III.
Ben Frazier, charged with holding up
and robbing q. W. Hess, will have a
hearing before Justice Ankle at 9 p. III.
today.
Last evening Joseph Morrelli com.
planned that Ella Natali had threatened
to beat, wound, kill and commit violence
against his person. Natal was bronoht
before the justice, who sent him to Jail
in default of bond for 4 bearing this
evening at Z o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18

One hundred and thirty.fve men are
at work at the Brilliant mill, twenty-five
of them being coal miners. Fifty tons o.
muck iron are being turned out daily.
A number Of men quit work in the
pudding department OF the Benwood
mill, last Tuesday, on account OF dissat.
isfaction with material furnished. They
have secured work elsewhere.
The Wheeling steel plant resumed
operations last evening after being of
since last Monday u account OF a short.
age Of coal, caused by the washout and
freight blockade on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad.
Work was resumed yesterday on the
channel pier OF the new bridge to the Is.
land.
A Golfer dam is being built about the
site Of the south abutment of the Main
street bridge.
The work Of STRENGTHENING Caldwell's
run, west OF Chapline street, is being
pushed az rapidly as possible.
The old tannery lotsouth Of Caldwelps
run, bought by the Terminal company
some time ago, is being rapidly filled up
to the level OF the street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18
BEhiAtRE.

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
q" Tho Gihss City.
Mrs. Gallor, who lives up Indian run. iell aud
broke her leg.
Mrs. Thomas Reed, Of Pinch Run, died yes.
tcrday OF consumption.
tbs County, Medical Society will NEE. at the
WINDSOR hotel next Tuesday. r
Col. David Rankin got 81 ,6Ss for the twenty.
two horses aud mules sold on Thursday.
John kavanaush died from paralysis at the
home Of his son John. yesterday moralng, aged
Dave Lloyd. who took SIS TO &c, changed and
lalled 10 return with II, was fined SIS aud costs
aud was sent TO jail. -
The ChauiauHna Literary Society received It's
papers last nigh, and held their iIrst meeting.
II was a very profitable one.
Noah Sherwood, the man arrested for breaking
INTO M0ore's grocery, failed t0givc tho $500 bond
Tor MS Appearance al court and was taken TO jaIl
yesterday.
William Thurman and Miss Alice Peterson
were married a. the home Of Andy Thurman
Thursday evening by Rev. G. S. Gee, OF The 4,
NJ. L, church,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18
MARTINS FERRY.
A fow Of tho Happenings Of Ons Day In

a fow Of tbs Happenings Of ~ Day In
B. n 1iusy Town,
The last gltdCs Of the Terminal railway via.
uuct VIII b. put up tomorrow.
Mr.. Albert ". Harris las returned from 4
meeting oil tho MAsons At 8AnIlsIy. uI
Last night a top touslibg roll was broken In
Tho LAughlin mill, the first Tor tcu years.
Waiter. Datrat. formerly OF Martins Ferry, Is
70 The city. lilo was called 10 %Steubenyille by
the death OF bis sister.
Hon. John Sherman will make one speech In
Belinont county this campaign. The time aud
place has not been Axel.
Council met last night aud ordered tho sale OF
sl?,H0 worth OF bonds for the paving Of Fourth
street with Itc btick, 10 tho Commercial bank
Of Martins Ferry.
Mr.. George Reese, who had bis log broken
nearly three months ego, Is fuabic to work nud
has taken the agency Tor tho Alrluo Safe Com.
pany, Of Cincinnati.
The Y. II. Q. 4. IA fn \ good working condI.
lion now, and all members tskiug live Interest
In doing the most possible good Tor Young men,
a class Is being organized for tho study oiArith.
mctic. $3.50
Martins Ferry sent lyc men 10 the county jail
Yesterday AS follows: Flicker Co.'s, assault:
William slavin, exposing person; Ed. Harris,
assault; Charley Moore, drunkenness; William
Daigeon. carrying concealed weapons.
Prof. X. y. Wilson, D. D., Of the Western The.
oloSieal seminary, Allegheny, Ia, viii pseael,
In tho First Presbyterian church at 1850 O'clock
tomorrow, and Rev. D.. y. Kennedy, pnstof
o. the First Presbyterian church OF Allegheny
City, Pa, Will preach at 7;3s p, NJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18
To the Ladies!
THE WHEELING
INSYALMEN co.,
1886 10 1l40 Market Street,

Begin The week by calling here 10.
morrow!-YoTI can't DO botter-The
goods wc otfer& YOU have never seen
and never will SEQ again in this ci,y-Nol
that We arc going to show you goods Tia,
you will not find In any first class storo
but that we will offer them a, pficea
TINT you can't procure at any first clas
house outside Of thia-Goods OF every
description which our immense stock EN-,
braces will be offered ut about half their
actual woIth-Prices are away down this
week-You can make moro money by
calling hero to-day than you ever
before had an opportunity 10 make, Our
store 10 tho goal for tho economical and
wide awake-Cold, hard dollars are uilci
up here waiting for you-Thcy represent
your gain nnd IL Losses during this
week-They equal the difference b.
tween our prices and those you'll pav
elsewhere-They'll DO placed 10 the
credit Of those who take advantage Of
saving money here this week-rhisis an
occasion Of n life time that you can't wplI
ncglect-Come! Como early There IN
money, big money In 1t for tho casjy
corners.
WHEELING 1NsTALMENrCO.
By far tho lowest prices ever placed on
equal values will, for this week only, pre.
vail here in every department-We are
receiving 80 many goods daily that our
stock. Is growing to such a magnitude AZ
to make selling compulsory-We'res sim.
ply overloaded with gooas-Onr stOrE-
the lurgest and best assorted In tho city
consisting Of Furniture OF all kinds
Carpets-Stovcs-and House.fu,.
nishing Goods OF tho most reliable mNIe
Finest finish and substantial QUALITY
must be unloaded-In plain. EVERYDAY
language, we must soil and sell QUICKLY
We can't lose any time-Goods aro arfiy.
ing faster than VIC can handle them.
Goods such as we handle require room,
aud we've got to make Two have
therefore, gone through our immense
stock and made sweeping reductions Mi
around-Nothing escaped us-This ytrot
reduction includes every department.
We started 10 reduce prices and we llaye
doneit in 4 manner that will benefit you
immensely tho coming weck-Wpyear.
tually cut prices in hali-You ret moth.
ing II you don't get double your moneys
worth hero during this reduction sale.
WHEELING INSTALMENTCo.
Ono word-Just one word ahout
money wherewith to take advantage of
this enormous Reduction sale-Lt, ia
say you don't require a pocket full-Our
Credit System enables you 10 embrace
all the advantages this Reduction Sale
oaers-People having plenty OF MONEY
and people having very little are ona
par At u Stores-We treat everybody
alike-By u Instalment System We
can furnish you as Comfortably and
Cosy rs the millionaire may be, and We
don't require much ready money TO do
it-For a Small Cash Outlay and the bal.
ance in easy Monthly
or Monthly Payments you can have any.
thing necessary for housekeeping pnr.
poses-We BELL everything TO make home
Comfortable = Don't hesitate about
money-A dollar or two Cash and the
balance as it Suits you will buy q wagon
load OF goods here-This Sale is m TX.
ceptional one-Don't miss it-Money or
no money, come here; we'reprepmed to
Sell you.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18
LOCAL BREyITlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Aboui
,N.f tho City.

,Nai. tho City.
MATINEE a. the grand today.
THE GRAND this evening--"Fost Don.
elson."
MEssns. HuBBARD and Hearne speak
at Benwood tonight.
GIN. GREEN i. RAuN speaks at the
Opera House tonight.
Ar the Fourth street church to.mor.
row the annual Harvest Home will BIO
celebrated.
CALDWELL 4 PETERSON have the con.
tract for building the toll houses on the
Union bridge.
TIE last will and testament Of y. +.
knabe was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate and ordered to DO recorded.
YovNo mems Bible class will DO held
NJ the y. NJ. G. A. ut 1880 o'clock this
evening, and young mems meeting at s
O'Clock.
TIE famous Rinehaft Sisters Comic
Opera Company will commence a three
nights' engagement at the Grand on
Monday evening next.
TIE wife OF Frank Moran, who Ia en-
ployed as q boss by Paige, Carey 4 Co.,
lell dead Of heart disease at her home on
Sixteenth street yesterday.
ATTENTION Ia called TO tho advertise.
mont Of the sale OF villa lots by the
Natural Bridge Park Association, Natural
Bridge, Va, on Thursday, October 80.
A BLACK snake over four feet long was
killed OH South Penn street, near Ohio
street, Island, one night this week, by
Mr.. Hawkins. This ia the third snake
OF good size killed on the Island this
summer.
MARGARET JOSEPHINE NElDERT was
yesterday appointed guardian for Mary,
aged fourteen, Bertha, aged twelve,
Anna, aged ten, and Albert, aged six,
minor orphans, and gave bond in the
sum Of 500, with Valentine Bellinger rs
surety.
The really brilliant course Of enter.
tainments the Young Mems Christian
Association offers this season will be
opened Monday night with a concert by
the uild.park Company. Tho artists
comprising this excellent organization
are Herr Carl Hid, violinist; Mrs. Carl
Hid, accompanied; Miss Ella Jocelyn,
contralto; Mr.. Frederick Gillette, bari.
tone, and Miss Annie Park, cornetist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
J. L. Hanen will locate in Wheeling
again.
Ex.Sherif Handlan has gone to
Washington City.
President E. NJ. Turner, OF the State
University, is at the Windsor.
Mrs. John Francis, OF the Island, is
homo again after a ten days visit with
friends in Chicago.
Anna Leach Dickinson, the whistling
artist OF Pittsburgh, returns to her home
this evening to give a series OF concerts.
Hon. John J. Jacob, OF Clinton, was
at the Mcclure house yesterday, and
Misses Moore and Miss Jacob, Of Gin
ton, were at the Windsor.
sMrs. J. V. L. Rodgers aud son, Lee,
are at Jackson, Ohio. attending. the
wedding Of Mrs. Rodgers' niece, Miss
Jessie MurGn, to Hon. Emett Thomp.
kins, OF Columbus.
Mr.. Fred W. Banner, the music dealer,
got home yesterday from an extended
tour OF European countries. He left
New York on his trip August ., and the
tour was delightful throughout.
Capt. Ed. Raymond, conductor on the
B. 4 O., between Wheeling and Chicago
Junction, is lying off on account OF
ill.health, and Capt. Bob Moore, who
formerly ran the same route. IS running
in Capt. Raymond's place. His old
friends arc glad to meet him again.