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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-29
LOCAL. i,REfif'iES.
Matters OF Minor Moment Ia and About
the City.

| Matters OF Minor Moment III und About
| the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
Trr GRAND this svening-"Neck and
Neck"
TIE temperature yesterday morning
was indicated by icicles half foot long.
Now tho residents on the east end Of
Eighteenth street are kicking because
their garbage is not collected.
The Firt Ward public schools could
not hold session yesterday on account
OF the shortage OF natural gas.
G1LLErTEs great drama, "Held by
the Enemy" will be given at the Opera
House next Thursday evening.
SWEENEY & Son are making a new
squeezer curb TO take the place of the
Que broken at the Whitaker mill.
MEMBERS Of Wheeling Lodge No. u,
B. P. o. E., will shortly 60 TO Charleston
on the Kanawha to institute lodge Of
the order there.
The Children's Home sacks, dis
tributed few days ago, are being
gathered up. The contributions are
timely and generous.
TIE vote OF the German N. E. con.
gregaiton on tho question OF the admis-
sion OF women to the General Confer
ence was 20 for and ST against.
Mrs. CAROLINE SwlTzEE and Capt. W.
e. Little, OF Bellaire, charged with
fraudulently obtaining pension, will
be tried in Columbus on Thursday, De-
cember 5.
WHILE Sam Chambers and Ed Zane
were out hunting on Thanksgiving sew
eral shot from Zane's gun entered Cham.
bers's face, producing painful but not
serlOnS wounds.
THE masonry for the channel pier OF
the new bridge TO the Island has reached
point eight feet above the rivers Sur.
lace, and may now be considered out OF
danger OF high water.
CHARLES RAAn, living near Manning.
ton, jumped or B. & o. train while in
motion, at Twenty-third street yesterday,
and was thrown to the ground with such
force that he dedicated his shoulder.
THE divers were still at work in the
creek yesterday recovering pieces Of the
wrecked B. & 0. engine which went
through the bridge. The repairs Of the
bridge are progressing with iair rapidity.
TIE fair and festival OF the ladies in
the Church OF the immaculate Concep-
ton was again largely attended last
evening. 1t will clcae tonight. All
who have visited it have Expressed their
delight.
Young mems meeting will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
at S o'clock tonight and o'clock to-
morrow, to which all men are Invited.
A reception will be given to the potters
OF the city next Tuesday evening by the
Association.
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and flushed with cement. The iounda.
ton for tho hcavicst dynamo will con.
tain 10000 brick, enough to build n large
houre, and tho main engine will reat on
n block containing 100000 brick.
The company hopes to remove It's
plant without closing tiny ofthe circuits.
1t will put up all la lines and have
everything In redinesa before tho NOV.
ing begins. On some Sunday night ut
II o'clock, twill lit ono OF its light dy.
hsmos, and having one OF the extra on.
gines already in position, will get 1t con.
nGcted before Monday night at 7 O'Clock,
tho hour at which the heavy drains on
the light currents begin. In this way,
from day to day thelight machinery will
all be removed. They hope to be able
to move the power dynamos and en-.
gincs without inconvenienclng the
street railway.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers III tho City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
VIC. Hutson, Of Fairview, W. Va, is
at the Windsor.
0. ". O. Hartman, OF Middlebourne,
is at the Mcclure.
Hon. n. B. Scott has returned home
from business trip to the West.
Hon. D. S. Thompson, children and
nurse, OF Marion county, are at the Nc.
Lure.
Hon. Albert Lawrence and vile, Of 81.
Clairsville, were at the Mcclure house
yesterday.
Herr W. julius Teufel, OF Stuttgart
Germany, registered at the Hotel Wind.
sor last evening.
W. II. Sheets, OF sslama, W. Va, and
NJ. A. hickman, OF Horse Neck, W, Va,
are at the Hotel Behler.
Mrs. George E. Johns has returned
from Chicago and is again occupying
her quarters at the Windsor.
Misses Mamie and Holly Patterson
entertained the Cotiilion Club ut their
home at Elm Grove last night.
Mrs. X. P. Goldrick has returned to
her home ut Tarentum, Pa, after a nine
weeks visit to Wheeling friends.
Mr.. Louis Gaus, who has been danger
ously i'll with pneumonia for some time,
was reported much better yesterday.
Capt. ". Fl. Travis, who has been CON
fined to his house by illness for several
days, was able to be out again yesterday.
Misses Lillian and Maggie Levy left
for their home at Louisville, KY, last
evening after four months visit in the
city.
A correspondent suggests the addi-
ton to the list Of names OF aspirauts for
tho Republican nomination for City
Sergeant, OF the name OF Ex.Deputy Ser
geant W. H. Williams, a popular and re-
spected citizen Of the Eighth ward.
Colonel William Exley's boom for the
Republican nomination for Mayor is
growing fast. he has the lead, and his
friends say he is already &c good as nom.
mated and elected. He is the only man
so far named who seems willing to make
the race, ~
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NOTES on NAVIGATION,

Stage OF Water and Move,nants OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with feet G inchesin the channel. The
reports from above werel ...
Warren-2 feet G inches and falling;
weather clear. o.
MorgantowI-4 feet 5 inches and fall.
ing; weather clear.
Tho Matt +. Allen Tor Pittsburgh at s
q. H., and the Ben Hur ior parkersburc
lat P. ID. were the only boats out OF
port yesterday.
To-day the Scotia will pass down from
Pittsburgh for Cincinnati at a. m.-The
Fl. X. Bedford will leave for Pittsburgh
at 8 q. N,
The Courier passed up last night from
pa!kersburg for Pittsburgh about II
o'clock, and will be down again Sunday
about noon.
The Congo, which passed up late
Thursday night, will be the Sunday Gin
clnnati packet, passing at S a. n,
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WORK On The TUNNELS,
Tho Terminal System making Rapid Prog:
ress i'll NIL Parts.


The Terminal s,s,eua making Rapid Prog.
ress i'll NIL Parts.
Work on all parts OF the Wheeling
Bridge and Terminal Railway Company's
system is progressing rapidly and in
splendil order. At the Crescent mill
the tunnel is in about l,l0O feet, and is
making good progrees through ledge
Of sandstone. The retaining wall is 20.
insup rapidly and presents substan.
tlal appearance. 1T the south end the
tunnel has been driven in about 900
feet. This part OF the tunnel is particr-
larly substantial. The level Of the floor
is just at such height that the walls
up 10 the spring line are cut out OF Il
solid ledge Of sandstone. The springers
OF the arch rest upon The top OF this
ledge and the heading is cut through a
stratum Of soapstone aud FIRE clay next
above. The stone through which the
work is passing is OF the very finest
quality and is taken out in blocks large
enough to be used in the masonry work
being done elsewhere. The cpmpanys
WI htAen lh!hA the TWO sunE8 IRON the
different ends OF the tunnel will meet
sometime in March, there being now
about 700 feet between them.
The Chapline street bridge over Cald-
wells run is about completed, and Z
four foot cement-lnil rubble retaining
Wall is being built from Chapline street
to Alley G along the north side Of
Twenty-ninth street. The bridge at
Twenty.eighth and Woods streets, at the
point where the compsny's lines come
out OF the tunnel, is completed, and tbe
Iron work Of the bridge or Twenty leigh b
street over the Wetzsl street branch is
now being put up. That part Of the
tunnel which passes under the River.
side mill will, according to agreement
with the Riverside people, be- a.ched
with brick ut once.
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Two Vags, drunken woman and Mate
Sweeney, OF the Hudson, for assault,
made up the docket for the police court
yesterday. Sweeney failed 10 appear
and was fined s. and costa. The other
three caees were all dismissed. The
cases OF the three 3. 4 0. employees
arrested for obetructing streets in the
Eighth ward, were postponed until this
evening, when also the case Of Thomas
Newman, the 3. u 0. engineer arrested
!or letting his train DISTRICT Sixteenth
atreet, will come I'D tor hearing.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Last Nights Concert -Pcrsonni nnd Gen
oral News Sotes.

LAST Nishps COMFORT -Persohht anu Con.
oral News Sotcs.
Frank Hood, OF East liverpool, Is here.
". u. Ewing, OF smithlell, was In town yes.
tefaay.
Adam wernIg has returned from successful
hunt aeas cla,hRtoa.
Mrs. 8. q. ". Morrison, who has been quite
sick, Is l0Rewhat better
Mr. and Mrs. Charles King, OF nj. Pleasant,
were IN Martins Ferry yesterday.
Mis- Dom Cook, Is visiting her sister, Mrs,
Stephen HaHghion, AZ Eat Liverpool.
ME. Theodore SnndgnM aud daughter, Bessie,
are fisss'ag feiasireS at Mibs0 JUNCTION.
For SAle-Yonng fresh COW, viii no Soii
cheap Apply Box 236, Martins Ferry.
A number OF Martins Ferry peonlo will take
10 she opening OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
An Infant son Of Str. md Mrs. ". II. Evans, Of
the dfraeh SPOT died yesterday OF bratu foyer.
No meeting OF the ArcaliAns was held last
Club.
Miss Hickey and Harry Kroatz are visiting
lheir siStcr' Mrs. Edward oppelt, at East Eiyer.
Mr.. William. Lewis and Mrs. Emily Fcnul.
this week. wv
Robert GlrlcA, Of Don, and Miss Lou!ta Jones'
o. !MhNyillc, were married on ThanEsSiyins
afternoon.
lho festival for the benefit OF the RcchabI,cs
opened al Lafayette Hall last night with a good
attendance.
II you wish to sec good sllpw 10 and see cold
J4halhan Cobu1g' at the Opera House tonight,
r!gn'y Of comedy, Singing, dancing aud pretty
MI. Harry Northwood Is moving into his Nne
new residence, on the corner OF lrOrdway and
Madison strect, This Is one Of the finest housts
In the ne'ghborhoot.
Ms. Capt. l.. ", lnglcbsight returned Inst
eSetttaE from Holidays Cove, where she has
been nt the bedside Of her mother, who was
rcccnily stricken with paralysis.
The New York Symphony Club appeared at
nc opeIh House last H!ght, under no auspices
OF inc \. NJ Q, A. to large, apprccIative audi.
ence. 10 say the concert was grand Will not
convey faint lcn OF the impression they made,
Each individual performer was heartily encOrcd,
rms was the first OF the series of entertain.
Japuafy7, w
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John I1Rue WAS arraigned before
Squire Ankle yesterday afternoon on a
charge OF beng the third party with
Dutch" Theodore and FATTY" Kelly,
when they assaulted Theodore Kramer
with the threat TO rob him. The evid-
ence was partially heard, and the hear
ing adjourned till 10 g. m. to-day, and
LaRuc was allowed to 20 home on his
father promising to have him present
This forenoon.
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Officer Daum last evening arrested
May Dawson and Julia Frank, two hard
cases whom he found drunk out on Six.
tenth street. Officer Scally ran across
q nlau who gave his name as W. B. Pat.
terson, lying drunk at the Liusly Insti.
tute corner, and put him away where he
would not be tramped OF.
a telephone message came to police
headquarters yesterday that drunken
negro had wandered into Mr., Nick
Crawley's aleepin- apartment, in the
Second ward, and uuceremoniously gone
to sleep in the bed. He had lett before
an officer reached the SCENE.
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To tho Public.

Those wishing to take advantage OF my
special holiday offer had better procure
tickets from my agents, who are now can.
WASHING the city. Tho agents will only
be selling these tickets short time.
Don't let this golden opportunity pass,
Remember, a life sized crayon free,
We take this plan to introduce our ele.
CANT crayons 10 the public.
PLuMNgR, Photographer,
1883 Main street.
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II you cannot see md need spectaCics
you should call Oh us IND have your Eyes
tested without charge. Nc have the
finest Instruments md more experience
than any other 0ptieian ii the STATE,
aud & llHrantce satisfaction nr money re.
;unded. JACOB II. HRU"B,
Jcwclcr and Opticlan,
Ger. Twelfth un,i Market Streets.
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In Part I OF the Circuit Court vester.
day the case Of PlatoT Zane vs. Edward
Larkin, 10 recover money alleged to be
due in & Transaction III stock OF the Man.
ufacturera' Insurance Company, was put
On trial to jury.
In Part II Minnie Zulauf pleaded
guilty to charge OF renting house to
be used MS house OF ill fame and was
fined so and costs.
The felony case against Charles How.
ard was dismissed On noVe proseoyi,
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L Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use o!
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to electually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druegisto,
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A plcnsnnt BirthdaY purix.

Last night number Of the friends Of
Miss Leo Nelson rendered her a very
pleasant birthday party at her home on
Eof street. Refreshments were served
and q pleasant evening WAS spent dane.
ing to tillmyer's music.
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Gljt Sntclliotntrr.
OnIcoi Nus, a5 and " Fourteenth Street.


We Are Now Ready Tor the Holidays-whcat
& llAneher--fOutth page. ..
EdgingtOa-W. Y. ilogc 4 lto.
Opening OF Decorative Art Rootas-aCo. Il.
ThyIok
For Hale-W. V. Hoge & bro.
Wanted GOOD Reliable Agents.
ealGsmGn Wanted.
Opera liouss-Held by the Enemy. =
ChildrcA's Home Thanksgiving Sacks.
simpson N. L. Church.
Fourth Street 81. n. Church.
Grand Opera uouse-Nelson'S Great World
Combination.
Farm For salc.
List Of Letters Remaining In the PoStoniCe.
Wanted-1hrCe Rooms.
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SPECIAL SALE or SAMPLE yASEs

just opened, 5000 pairs Sample Vases
which Meare 0ileringat prices lint defy
competition. Convince yOursrlfby look.
lug fit Ctr show window where we have
n lew Of them displayed. This IL yo"r
opportunity TO buy cheap Christmas
presents.
Look ut our sale of Granite Ware
next Week.
NEW YORK ) AND zoe STORE.
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Received,

Another shipment OF Chicago Gas
Stoves. Call quick. They 30 faster
than we can get them.
GLOBE CoSTgAcT Co.,
80 Fourteenth street,
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The most sensible and stylish Shoe
shown in the city to-day for So is our
Ladies' French Dongo!a hand welt,
Dongola Tip, square toe.
J. Fl. LOCKE & Co.
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". ]. lICFADDEN !!
Eiatter and Furntsher,
1890 land 1892 Market Street, near Fourteenth,
WHEELING. W. VA.
CLOTHING, ETC.
NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt of n complete
line Of Fall and Winter W0olens, con.
slsti1g Of Oyercoatings, Sultings, Panta.
looni.gs aEd Fancy Testlngs. which we
warrant 10 make up in llrst.class style
Mt reasonable prices and lit guaranteed.
A complete limo Of Gcnts' Furnishing
floods In stock. Seamless Merino and
Fast Black Ilnlf Hose ut 25c n pair.
Wear our celebrated all.w0ol Knit
Jackets. {. HESS j. SDsS,
1891 u 1898 Market Street.
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CLUB ORDERS,

Our Club Order Department is growing In
Iayor. Our liberal oac: to pay freight on ali
otneTs s,M1o,ullttng 70 sic aud upwards (sugNr
cEs within radius OF ?e9 miles. >""'o 80
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will find our line OF s. Shoes the great
eat value offered to-day. We have sold
these goods ior years at 50 so pair, but
to-day you buy the same shoe for 81.
-l J. Fl. LOCKE l. Co,
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WAsn1EoTox, D. G., Nov. 2S.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair till Sunday night, south
erly winds, no change In temperature.
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REvERiEs Of bachelors used to con-
tain an 'allop OF painful anticipation on
account OF secpless nights with the
prospective baby, but Dr.. Bull's Cough
Syrup has made all that part a Joy for
ever. rH
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Hridceunri,


Some OF the residents of Howard ktrcet cnm.
plain OF the electric lights killing their shnuc
trees.
a considerable number OF natural gas cor.
SINNERS In private residences are going buck 10
ne use OF coal. They claim coal Is cheaper mud
;, MIS-. Springer will open night school on next
MoHoay evening". Scholars OF any age or sex
GGn hutsue any studies they desire, for any
y. +. Clark Inns severed his connection with
Me crystal Glass COMPANY, aud Is not engaged
a. anything. Mr.. CLARK Is All experienced aud
thorough man In the glnsS business.
Moore & Stubs, who have the contract for
street having AZ tbs place, viii during the win
yer receive and distribute along the streets to be
paved, all the bricks, and early in the spring
wiz Csmmcncc 10 lay them.
AN effort viii be made to settle the water
works question before the streets urc paved.
Gns rsHposliion is 10 secure supply OF water
rom wheeling. Another Is to build works and
another is to try and make some busincss.like
arrangement with Martins Ferry.
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TO THE LADIES
~ At2I LADIES'.
THE WHEELING
GO.
1136 TO 1i4O Market Street,

IVat,a l. -,
were beng daily. advised OF m in
G!eaee IN plces OF carpets-There's
no te'ling where prices may end-In
every circular That carries the announce
meht OF an increase there ts q manifest
uncertainty about future figures on
s ssa"ne1 yet there's no limit to The in
prices, anu what's worse there's
no knoWlng what the limit will be.
Everything depends on the market,
"nleh Is ieverlsh and has an upward
sehdehcy. me e1cessive duties on wool
created by the new tariff act has caused
. pig increase in prices-Wool has un-
u increased in value and every
lhlng mat It enters into will as y consc-.
quencc be dearer--We foresaw the fate
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srAEERlBs. Tenderloins, &C., daily at
F. Schenk & Sons.
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ORDERS for pure Rye and Bourbon
Whisky promptly filled at Lally's, 2lO0
Main St. Kimmel Whisky q specially.
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Jusr received, full line Of superb
Wan Papers ct Is Eleventh street.
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WITHOUT doubt the most wonderful
remedy Tor pain is Salvation Oil. Itsell.
for Is cents.
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EIcurbion TO Virginia Win Baltimore j. Ohio,
December ., and {,

On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Winchester, Middletown, Harrisonburg,
Staunton eai Lexington, Va, ut one fare
ior the round tip, good returning until
tho 10Th.
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For cheap Wall Papers 60 10 IS Elev
enth street.
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CLOSING out remnants OF Wall Papers
at IS Eleventh street.
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WHEELING INSTALMENT co.

Wen make special figures for snecio1
Chamber Suits this week-We tac orr
solid oaksuils-Prices not commensn,-
nte with their value-These goods d.
serve ser yourattention-'They're well worth
s3s-our tag will indicate our special
price, S30-We can very strongly and do
very highly commend these goods-
Your own Judgment, well exercised. will
assist you in deciding that these poods
never had even here equivalents for the
same collateral-We have something in
ash approaching these suits in stvle and
tinlsh, not quite as heavy but equally as
well made as our $50 suits-Onr nr;caa
on these suits will be S25-They 're CHAR
at the priee-Good rare yalueyin mint
OF durability, however, We cannot
recommend them as we do our $50 oak
snltE-We have in Sixteenth Century
tiniahed Suits an endless variety-Itis
the most modern finish and by lar The
most styllsh-The effect Is rath or pretty
ana s.nking when the design OF the suit
and the appointments OF the chamber
aseist in making 1.-THE two Chief char
acterlstics OF an elegant chamber-We
oner in these suits desipng without
gems OF artistic workman
ship, pleasing and beautiful to The eva
range from s35 to SOTO the
latest fad in finish Sixteenth Century, Z
VIZ don,t coniine ourselves to chamber
have leaning for old oak, {
put the general demand is for Sixteenth
Cenlnfy FINISHED goods-Our line in. 4
cludes Butiets-Sideboards- Lat Racks i.
.Ia6les, etc.--Of Sideboards we could ]:
:alk u4ceasingly-We cannot picture !
through words the richness Of design.
me perfection OF workmanship and !,
beauty Of fnish--We say come and
Judge Tor yourself. 80 80
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Excursion to Payton, Tann., via Baltimore
Y Ohio, December 2, 3 and 4.
On above dates the Baltimore & Ohio
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Payton, Tenn, at one fare for the round
trip, good returning fifteen days, includ.
ing date OF sale.
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Do not foil to call at F. Schenk & Sons
Tor Sparo-ibs, Tenderloins, &c.
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Thermometer Is0cUrtl.

The thermometer at schnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
| Registered ga iollnWh.
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IN ID JILL. w Es IA ES.
GENTLEMEN'S FILINGS.

SHIRTS, COLLARS AND cUFRs-Newea ranoios OF mmacu-
ato whttonese superne purity Of perfect fitting.
GLOVES. HOSIERY, NIGHT RCBES-The choicest products
OF boat manufacturers In tho world.
MISUNDERSTANDING In all the from
26 cons upwards.
sUsPEMDERs AND HANDKERCHIEF -Thet borrow iovll-
from Nuturo's stcrehouso,
Holiday IDEAS once luxury now almost nooessysrok-
Ing Jnokets. Lounging House Coats.
resu sufs suggestive OF comfort
line lowest pr!ces. by verdict Of the holes
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-23
Remin gtOn Ripples.

Mr.. Hitchcock split one of his fore
fingers last week with the meat ak.
Hew to the line Henry, but don't make
chips of your fingers.
Jerry Scribner is hauling logs for W.
Ii. Bowden.
John Decker has sold his oxen to
Mr.. Sam Young, of Pittsville. Consld-
Grafton S125.
Mrs. w. H. Bowden is recovering
from a severe attack of la Grippe.
The shingle mill crew have exchang-
ed circular saw for cross cut and are
making saw logs in place of shingles.
Remington & Clark shipped car
load of shingles Tuesday to Madison
parties.
Jack Frost has constructed tempor-
ary bridge across Yellow river which is
quite convenient.
Some of our old settlers will be sur
prised perhaps to learn that Wilson
Mcconnell after an absence of about u
years has returned to these parts and is
building him a house on his old place
about II miles southeast of DAILY.
We hear that H. G. Remington has
been promoted and is now running a
train on the Wis Central railroad be-
tween Abbotsford and Ashland Sue
cess to you Henry, you don't have to
chew any more smoke for the st. Paul
company.
STrNr ETCE