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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01
WHEELING TESTAMENT co.

We beg to call your special attention 10 our
bedding department; In that more, perhaps,
Than any other, every ode Is AT present Interested
We display an unparalleled line Of bedding
Of aH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Blankets, Bed
Spreads, etc., prcdomuato-An endless line 0,
these seasonable goods at very Unreasonable, do.
sirable prices arc shown--In this dcpartment
you're bound to "catch on, 10 somethihr Won IA.
Qutte--rhlngs you never dream oi@Goods
you imagine you never require pfc sent the M =.
selves 10 your vision at every turn-WS say
eome!--Vislt this department tho coming
week--Our SPECIAL oneilngs In goods viii ON.
brace none but new, seasonable, can t.do,with.
OUT neeessities at inquest ionahle prIceS-We
Will oiler full Size Comforts, lined with whito
cotton, at only 70 cents, reduced from 81 as
White cotton lined Comforts IN good calicoes.
pretty patterns. only ST Is, worth s. bU--SaIne
Comfort. larger size and heavier lined, a. iorn,cr
price 81 7b---Large, full size Saline Com tors'
usuat price g, will be sold during THIS weei a
only s225--r these goods arc considered by com.
petent Judges (people who clio posted on hat
three dollar comforts Jhotid bel very chcsp nj
their regular price, S3-ln lne SatineS we'ii
oller some beauties at 49, that regularly sell for
S-ihe very Hhest, largest stzs and hrayicst
french Saline Comforts, lined with select whito
cotton, VIII be marked 10 sell at s. 25--Thcsc
arc goods YOU Ray 70 per Cent moro for ia nm .
CRY goods house-The goods we oiISr are III
hest q their kind-The prices wo mans ~
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In tho CITY and Wheelin. Folks
agG {lrS Abroad. N
Hon. George W. Atkinson has gone to
Washington. 0I
John 0. Pendleton left Saturday Tor
Washington.
Col. g. A. Ball, manager Of tho Termi.
nal system, has gone to New York.
Mrs. W. Fl. Melvin, OF Wellsville, ia
the guest Of Miss Carrie klari, on the
Island. . 5E
Mr., Charles Milton, OF St. Louis, nr.
rived in the city last evening on a visit
10 friends. h' q
Bishop Peterkin, OF Parkersburg, was
ut the Hotel Windsor Saturday night, on
his way to Wellsburg.
Gov. A. B. Fleming was ut the Hotel
Windsor Saturday night, on bis way
from Fairmont to Charleston.
Otto Schrowl and Robert Hazlett, Of
the Terminal railway engineering corps,
have been at Columbus, and will return
to-day. ag1,...
Misses Matte and May Prince, OIL
Wheeling Island, were the guests oil
their sister, Mrs. Roy Pay, at Bellaire
last week. m "E
Mr.. T. S. Tappnn, tho photographer
and daughter Katie arc In Cincinnati,
where Miss Tappan has gone to have an
operation performed on her throat, hay
ing lost her voice.
Miss Annie Richardson will be mar.
ried Tuesday tp Mr.. Carlos Howard. Of
Columbus, at the residence Of the brides
mother on Fourteenth street by Rev
DR.. Cunningham,
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THEY broke INTO THE PEN.

Thieves who have not the Customary Awo
of the Moundsviile Iiastile Rob u Snfc
wilin Its Walls. ~. H
The idea that all the thieves and Grim.
inals have wholesome awe Of the State
prison must pe abandoned, or at least
modified. It has always been a popular
suspicion that when crook came under
the shadow Of itsgrim walls, and looked
upon its barred portals, he was seized
with terror that lert wings to his feet,
and that be flew as far as circumstances
would allow.
In view OF this idea It is not strange,
perhaps, that all the precautions adopted
at the peniteatiary at Moundsyille are
with view 10 keeping within its walls
those uniortunates who are inyoluntarily
conveyed there. Nobody ever thought
Of the propriety Of so building a State
prison that people could not break in.
Saturday night, however, n little cir.
cumstance happened at Moundsville
which threw new light on the subject OF
the nerve Of crooks. Thieves entered
the prison enclosure, broke into one OF
the shops, and cracked the safe. The
prison officials will be compelled to con.
slider tho wisdom OF employing a night
watchman to keep burglars out Ii this is
to DO repeated.
The thieves broke In at The outer
north gate, and reaching tho wall
through the building Immediately over
1t, proceeded along tho wall 10 the
northeast tower, where by means Of
ropes they reached the inside OF the
prison walls. II.
They then broke into tho broom
department OF the Weaver, Bardall 4
Humphreys Manufacturing Company
and breaking open the safe, they goi
SIT So out Off They went I'LL through
the building, seeking other plumber,
but Mr.. Humphreys Gays he cannot tell
yet whether any thing other than the
money was taken.
| From the manner OF entrance, 1t il
supposed that some person familiar with
the interior OF the prison committed the
burglary, probably sone ex.convict
All the night guards were on duty, and
tho prison oiliciaiB were very much sur
prised when the robbery was discovered
yesterday morning.
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Do not fail to call at +. schenk 4 Sons
ior Spareribs, Tenderloins, SC, llgl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01
WHEELING TESTAMENT co

IN conjunction with Comforts We will offer In
ms department blankets in all sizes at lower
asurcs than you will again have an opportunity
70 BUY lo+ Blankets in gray and blue colors,
extra Size and weight, good. heavy. warm cover.
'ns, VII Fe,I during this week at only 81 palr
-sahs Blankets In 1l-i, same color, 50 Is a
a.,, reduced from g.. These prices hold good
10Y taN week only-l0 pure Wool Blankets,
guaranteed pure wool and cani,ot be bouuht nj
our ngafes elsewherc--l1.4p pure wool blankets
u req or white colors, s. 80 4 pair reduced irom
w. Ihsse d goods are warranted al wool, both
here tai9 week. The pr!cas do not measure thc
Spaliiies"LaEge size White He'd Spreads Will
pc SOLD al u "a. former priceSL 2a-Good Quail.
ty Spreads. !ul hisc 90 cents, reduced from Ii 10
each--G9me here Ibis week, and come early Il
you would have double value =. - y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01
"Tle Fat Mems Club

OF this comedy, to be seen at the
Opera House Tuesday aud Wednesday
evenings the Bradford, Pa, Star says:
1t is teldom that an observer has the
opportunity to witness conoourec Of
people engaged in continual laughter for
three hours. But such scene was wit.
messed last evening in the WsgnerOpsra
Honse, where 7. G. Stewart, with his
combination OF "Fat Menu supported
by talented company, held the boards.
A curtain call was rendered at every
drop, even to the last. Miss Edith Clark,
as Baby Bessie, merited the enthusiastic
applause she received, and Miss Sylvia
scored !. bic bic hit by her clever dancing.
Mr.. ]. G. Stewart also compelled APP
plause by bis worrying through his peck
OF troubles, '-isI.s..s7
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Deatl. of n Well Known Man.

Darwin McClelland, a well known
citizen OF Wellsburg. died at New Cum.
berland Saturday afternoon, where he
has been employed Of late in the drug
store Of ". Fl. Mckee. The cause Of his
death is attributed to rheumatism, from
which he mad suffered for years. He
was about thirty eight years Of age and
leaves wife and family. He was an
active Republican, but was so popular
that he was elected a County Commits
sioner, and made President OF the
Court, in Brooke county. He was also
Mayor Of Wellsburg, and was we'll
known and well liked all through the
Panhandle and Eastern Ohio. III.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Church, Personal and General Local In

Church, Personal and General Local In.
s.-M telligencc. ...
Council meets tomorrow night, ..-
Mr. LIZ G. Drcnnea, Of Minneapolis, Is In
the city. =. = p. n - 6 :
Nj Louis swnriz. Of Anderson. Ind. Is here
Oh business. 0arU. :. ''srls'.l
Mrs. :. D. Gillespie aud Mrs. Thomas Parker
Mre. Joseph Burt, OF wol!sburs. is visiting
relatives hero. z.-s4,......s' = '-I :
Miss Jennie McGrcw md Miss Alice Wood arc
visiting Ut Wellsburg. 49,. -
Tho case Of Ohio W. Barney McEntce Is set
Tor to-day atst. Clairsvillc. 49, : :
Capt. l.. ". Inglebright left Inst nisht for Pitts.
easga on tho Keystone State. ,-
Court Ohio Valley will have their Anniversary
celebration next Saturday night.
For sale-founs fresh COW. Will be sold
cheap. Apply Box $50, Martins Ferry. )"
Mr.. and Mrs. ". i. Frances arc entertaining
Miss Clara J. Mitchell, OF Mt. Pleasant.
Mcssrs. Thomas Charlton and John Burns, OF
Greensburg, Pa, were home over SUNDAY.
A handsome sum was realized at the Rechs.
pie festival at Lafayette Hall on Friday and Sat
friday lights, - =
plnkney Mercer, OF New Brighton, who has
been here on visit since Than ksgiyiig, win re.
turn this morning. ri ~. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans buried four.
months old infant at the PenlnsnlAr cemetery
Yesterday AFTERNOON.
Walter Dun, who has been laid up with rhe,,.
Hat!sIa Tor several weeks, was out on Saturday
With the assistance OF crutches.
There were slight fires III the residences Of
Mrs Lizzie Ratncy, on Third street, aua Mr. ST
las ilugaes, on Second street, on saturday.
Yesterday lively half pulling match took
place on second street, near IIanes's marble
shop, between two females living on that stree t.
John Wilson, a carpenter employed In the Bel.
mont brewery, fell from the second story On Sal.
G Irl; bIt fortunately was not seriously in.
The .lmhcr for tho Wheeling Il Lake Eelc rail.
yosu compR1Y's bridge over Glenn's run has all
tcen cut and squared, and force OF ineu are at
work putting them III place. =, -,
Comnunton services were held in tho NJ. f.
church yesterday and wcrs welt attended, The
presiding elder, Rev. Mr.. Webb, was not prese1t
on account Of the illncsG Of his vile.
Several hundred ,pers9us Witnessed "old DON.
ATTAIN CobNrg" at the Opera House GU Saturday
night more than the COMPANY deserved. "The
Fat Mems Club" will be here on Thursday and
the Golden Troupe Friday and Saturday.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE WHEELING
co.
yi1S6 10 1i40 Market Street. &

Tho weather Is at last reasonable and house.
hold neccssities commensurate Herewith arc at
ohcd ihdtspersatie--Goods which you have dc.
iet'cd purchasing towing 10 tho mildness Of the
wealhefl must now BIO boaght---You can no
longer deny yourself the comforts the season
compels you to hayc-1n your home It Is alb
s 10. necessary that you surround yourself
WIN every protection against winters blast''
WHAT Is needed aud where 10 buy arc qncs
LIONS OF the iitst imporancG-Vlsit our stores
There y nothing requisite In any houscho I'D that
you VIII iail TO find heto--Evcry thing from
Kitchen utensils to drawing room nppoiutlnents
constitute our Stock-An lmmelto, magnifi,
cent assortment Of new goods nt rock bolton,
prices IS what awaits you here Enclosed b.
inc louf walls OF our building Ia any thing aud
everything Tor tho palatal mansion or peasants
cottage--,scasonnbte fndispensablcs that tend
10 maze home cheerful, comfortable and COSY
can DO picked up III every department. Welt
0tftr special drives this week IN every dcpart.
ment-.We'll quote prices on goods that never
nave and never will b. again clualcd, and mark
you u ~ not necessary to haze your pockctbook
tilltd to take advantage OF those drives. our
efedit system enables you 10 buy on easy pay
Menls at cash prices. r. - r. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01
SUPREME COURT UE APPEALS.
Interesting Gases Decided at the Session

Interesting Cases Decided at the Session OH
Friday.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals, in SEES.
zion at Charleston on Friday, transacted
the following business:
saodgrass vs.. Copenhaver, from Wet.
eel county, opinion by Holt; Judgment
OF circuit court affirmed. -.f8g-
Martin vs. Warner, from Tyler county,
opinion by Holt; decree Of circuit court
reversed and deed held void as to iudr.
ment creditors. IN
W hittaker and wife va. South West
Virginia Improvement Company, from
Mercer county, opinion by Brannon; de.
cree OF circuit court reversed and bill dis.
missed. - ~
BattreIl vs.. Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, from Mason county, opinion by
Rrannou; Judgment of circuit court
affirmed, Judge English dissenting.
Town Of Grafton VS.. Reed, from Taylor
county, opinion by English; judgment
OF circuit court affirmed.
McCann's admir- VS.. Ross's admir-, from
Harrison county, opinion by English
judgment OF circuit court reversed and
case remanded.
State Of West Virginia ps. Hersehel
Ice, from Lewis county, opinion by Eng.
lish ! Judgment Of the circuit court
Affirmed, $50
Gent vs, Pickens, from Barbour coun.
ty, opinion by Lucas; judgment OF cir
cult court reversed aud cause remandel
for new trial. :
Clark vs.. Ohio River Railroad Com.
psny, from Mason county, opinion by
Lucas Judgment Of circuit court re-
versed, demurrer overruled and case re.
manded.
JacEs"n VS.. Kettle, from Randolph
county, opinion by Lucas; decree Of cir
cult court reversed, sale act aside and
case yemanded.
The case Of Leonard, trustee, VS.. Smith
ct als,, from Upshur county, was re.sub
mltted by consent.
w. e. Elliott, Of Preston county, and
WIS. Thompson, OF Mcdowell county
were qualified to practice in this court
Court adjourned until Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

John Ereslin has entered suit in the
Circuit Court by White and Allen, his
attorneys, against the Edgemoor Bridge
Works, Of Wilmington, Del, claiming
damages in $4,000 for injuries received
by fall while he was working on the
superstructure OF the Union railroad
bridge, the contract for erecting which
the company had. An attachment was
issued, and the Wheeling Bridge and
Terminal Railway Company was gar.
niahed. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

The three employees OF the Baltimore
& Ohio road arrested for laying tracks on
streets and alleys in the Eighth ward
were given q hearing by the Mayor Sat.
urday evening, and he reserved bis
Judgment until Wednesday. The evi.
dence showed the men had worked on
the city's ground since the suit was en-.
tered, and new warrants will be issued.
Engineer Newman, arrested for obstruct.
ing the street with train, was dismissed.
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2 q. ff.......,....... 2S 3 p. n....."........ 40
. H. n.................. 81 y. n....,."....."- iO
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BURGLARS On THE ISLAND. (
A Policeman Fires three Shots ut two
Providers.

l
Prowlers..
Saturday night Officer McNichol, Of
the Island force, aaw two men prowling
about in the rear OF I. 4. Dillons resi-.
dence, on South Front street. When
he shouted to them, they started to run.
He fred three abots at them, but they
escaped. Later in the night Officer Con.
rad again saw tall, slim man acting in q
suspicious way, but he also escaped
when the officer approached. About 2
q. m. brother Of Uonrad'a saw two
men, one abort and heavy set, wearing a
cap, and the other tall and slender. The
similarity OF the descriptions of every
burglarioUs psir seen in Wheeling-one
tall and slender, the nther short and
stout--is certainly striking.
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A neishboriug newspaper tells OF a
new fake that is being worked on tho
farmers in some counties by a couple OF
alleged hucksters. They call at resi-.
dence and proclaim that one OF their
chickens has escaped andgot in with the
farmers flock. They get permission to
catch it, and soon have one OF the lar
mer's hens in their wagon, they not hay
ing lost any at all. In this way two men
gather up a good sized load Of poultry
every day. The farmers whom they
visit are out hen apiece.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Rehearsals for the Kirmess will begin
today. Professor Speedy will meet the
dancers at the old court house at the
following hours: Monday afternoon at
l:3O, the Season Dance; 2:SO, the
Greeks; 4:l5, Gypsies, Fishers Horn.
pipe and Highland Fling; evening, 1880,
Irish, Spanish Dances; Tuesday after.
noon at $3.50, the Baby Nation i o'clock,
the Americana; AIS, Lord Fauntleroys;
evening, 1880, the Minuet and Hol-
lanlpra -. ------- W ~ - ~
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movcmauts OF Boat,
Tho River Interests.

Tho River Interests.
The river was still falling last night
with 6 feet IL inches in the channel
The reports from above were:
Lock No. III feet inches and fall
ing; weather cloudy. Thermometer IS
Brownsville-4 feet 5inches and stand
ing; weather cloudy. Thermometer SO
Morgantown-4 feet and standing
weather cloudy. Thermometer Sc.
Greensboro feet 7 inches and fall
ing; weather cloudy.
Yesterday morning the Ben HUI
passed up for Pittsburgh at 4 a. m.-The
Matt F. Allen passed down for Pitts
burgh for Farkersburg at 5 a. m.-The
Courier passed down for Parkersburs at
noon. The Congo passed down from
Pittsburgh for Cincinnati at 5 D. NJ
The Lizzie Bay passed up for Pittsburgh
from Charleston at 10 a. m.-The Key.
stone State passed up for Pittsburgh at
6p. m.
To-day the Matt F. Allen will depart
for Pittsburgh at S Il. m.-The Ben Hur
will be down for Parkersburg at 2p,
m.-The Andes will pass up for Pitts.
burgh at Sam. - a
On Tuesday the keystone State will
pass down for Cincinnati,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Following is glance backward at the
weather Tor November, as recorded in
Mr.. G.. Schnepfs book at the Opera
house drug store: There were four
cloudy days. on nine it rained, seven
teen were fsir; the warmest day of the
month was on the 18th, Is degrees; the
coolest the Goth, IS degrees. The aver.
age temperature OF the month was ISL.
1t showed slightly twice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Thursday Of this week Captain ". II, Little
and MIS-. Caroline Swaitzer will be given another
hearing at Columbus on the pension case.
Many witnesses leave for there Wednesday from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Charles Schmidt and Frederick Happy
have purchased for Sl75O0 the property
on McColloch street, around the hill,
known as tho Archibald vineyard, and
will lay it out into convenient building
lots and put them on the market. It
contains about 15a acres, and the inten-
ton is to divide 1t into about 200 lots.
1t is the general opinion that it was
bought at a bargain. : fsl3-'sg !
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There was q crowd at Evangelistic hall
last night, which, though the people
came and went, kept the place filed:
Most Of those present were non.church-
going men. MIR. Sawyer spoke earnest
ly and spleasinglys on Decision" Mr.
@. G. Smith assisted by reading the
scriptures, and Prof. Smith added much
to the music by reinforcing the AEoiian
0uortatta l..-,r.. -t7. - .lI-. 4 r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

George ". Scott formerly OF this city, at one
honein Chicago, on Saturday, OF q IMPLICATION
Of diseases. He was the father OF Mrs. N. l..
fawcctt, OF this city, who, with brother, arc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Over 1000 men and boys witnessed
the foot race on the State Fair Grounds
on Saturday afternoon between Anon
Paxton and Robert Edwards. The race
was a 100 yard dash and was won by
Paxton by four yards. The purse was
800. About $1,000 was put up on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Pots arc being set In the old bottle works aud
forty blowers have been telegraphed to at Alton,
H.. where several bottle houses burned recently.
Work will begin as soon as possible, The fac.
tory Will be managed BY an Alton nun - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

The case OF the State VS.. Sing Tai, the
Chinaman who was indicted for stealing
a diamond ring and two S. gold pieces
from Ho Hearn and Ho Why, about
three weeks ago, was called in Part II Of
the Circuit Court, before Judge PAUL,
on Saturday. The defendant came not,
and his bond Of 5000 was declared for
feited. NJ s, Eag
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Transfer Recorded.

Clerk Hook on Saturday admitted to
record one deed Of trust and a deed
made November oS, 1890, by Frederick
Schwertfeger and wife to Elizabeth
Imhol, wife Of Benedict lmhoG, for lots
Nos. II and -, on the plot laid out by
said Frederick Sehwertfeger, in D. Hsne's
addition. Consideration $500.
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Interesting Sales SATURDAY..

at the court house Saturday Auction.
eer Hervey sold shure of stock in the
"pewiky" railroad to Han McCulloch
for SOL; also share OF Top mill stock
to Henry Hornbrook, for $40.
The life interest OF Mrs. Boyd in the
Boyd property on Market street, was
sold to A. j. Clarke for SO7.
The property belonging to the Char.
mock heirs, on Market street, immedi-
stely soush OF Pollock's mill, was bid
UP to 81 900 and the sale postponed. ~,
The Charnock property at Cbapline
and Twenty-6fth streets was also bid up
to $4,000, and the sale postponed.
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Marrow Escape from n Wreck,

4 switch was left open, presumably
on purpose, on the @. 4 P. road, at Min.
50 Junction, Saturday night, and the
crew Of a passenger train discovered the
open switch just in the nick of time, or
an awful wreck would have occurred.
The train happened to be running slow.
The affair will be Investigated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

Clerk Hook on Saturday Issued mar.
riage licenses to Oscar Gogarl, native
Of Germany, aged 90, and Augusta
Reider, a native Of Germany, aged a;
also to Walter Brown. native OF Eng
land, aged q, and May Louehman, q
native Of Wheeling, aged IS; also ia
Charles Album, a native OF Wheeling,
aged g, and Rosetta Frank, native Of
Wheeling, aged II. :. H.. q 5tt...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-01

A pleasant surprise party was given
Friday evening in honor Of Mr.. George
Harbruck. Thosepresent were: N1isset
Bessie Hughes, NIoilie McCal(ister, En-
ma Conrad, Stella Voitel, Sep!y Meyers
Nettie Fisher, Lillie and Maud Thomp
son, Beulah McColly, Emma Alincing
TreHsie Evans, Lulu and Lottie Har.
bruck, Messre. Ambrose Wood. Mike
Christ, Charles Shaub, Will Meyers
Larrie Howard, Louis Shaub, Ameil
Stall, Phineas Wood, Edward McCallis
ter. At seasoaable hour refreshments
were served and the party dispersed.
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Nelson's Great World Combination.

This evening this famous combination
will commence three nights, engage
ment at the Grand. This is said to be
one Of the greatest companies in its line
now before the public, and is composed
OF thirty artists, headed by the Nelson
Family. seven in number, the premier
gymnasts OF the world. All should re-
serve seats at Weir's, and avoid the
rush at the door. ~ 80 -
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race by Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
men. Paxton is a Martins Ferry man
and is employed in the Buckeye Glaas
Works ms packer. Edwards lives at
Etnayille and works In the Etna mill.
Both are amateur sprinters. They ran a
race two weeks ago, which was won by
Edwards. ,G sf'g