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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-24
FOUND

E0UND-Some cart harness. The owner can
Z have it on giving an accurate description at
the R. G. Dun & Co. Office.
NEW SHAWL-Rescued from the fire at the
~ Spring Palace. Owner can get samesH9s
calling at 500 Wheeler avenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-24

ETAN-White satin fan, hand painted, lost be-
L tween the university and Spring Palace
Return to 1l12 East Second street aud get re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-24

dren TO stop colo z,d lre5kaes of the bowels.
DR.. JIG. B. Sic gsl4E Sons, sole manufac-
turers. S&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-24

& TRAYED-A bay mare, branded on left hind
= quarter SAL. White spot in forehead.
Liberal reward for return to A. F. Heckle, SOC
Rusk street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-24
GAZETTE'S LETTER list.
LOST.

CHAIN-Lost, fob chain of three stranis,
" with slide. Leave at Posts grocery, 81
Main street and yetr reward
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
3 BEAUTIFUL PLACE.


a New Establishment OF which Wheeling
Hr@ may bs Proud.
\ George Hibberd & Son, tho plumbers,
will open at 1914 Market street this
morning an establishment which for
completeness and attractiveness is not
surpassed by anything in any line in the
city, and which Is a revelation OF what
plumbing establishment can be made.
The sample room has several Of the
finest imported bath tubs ever seen any.
where; two novel sanitary washstands, a
sink whih is n work Of art, and a be-
wi!deting array Of chandeliers for gas
electric lights, glass globes and every
imaginary fixture for gas or water.
Rallied of from it are two model bath
rooms, finished and furnished complete,
just as bath room should be. Tubs
and connections, shower and plunge
baths, and every appliance that science
has devised and experience approved
are shown.
The sample room is elegantly carpeted
with brussels, except about the tubs,
which are surrounded with tile flooring,
The walls are wainscoted in white tiles.
this work having been done by j. T.
Mctyer l. Co., OF Pittsburgh. One Of the
bath rooms is similarly fitted up, while
the other is finished in paneled wood.
The window is OF huge plate glass,
with q very artistic sign, while the tran.
som over the door is Of cathedral glass
with letters inlaid.
10 inspect all that Is new In their line,
one need but visit Hibberds'. In all re.
spects it is abreast Of the times, and
would do credit to metropolitan city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
IMPORTANT CASES ARGUED
BEFORE the CIsea!t Court Judges Yesterday.
Injunction Iroeeehlpgs. u

BEFORE the Cisea!t Court Judges Yesterday.
Injunction Proceedings.
The Circuit Court was not in formal
session yesterday, but the two judges,
sitting in chambers, each heard motions
in important cases. Before Judge PAUL
arguments were heard in the case OF D.
+. Cornell and wife vs. Joseph vii.
helm, an application for IN injunction
to prohibit the confirmation OF II sale oil
real estate made several years ngo by
Judge Campbell as trustee. The prop.
erty brought what was then considered
a fair price, but the farm lies just next
to the Hamilton farm, in Hancock coun.
ty, on which several productive oil
wells have been brought In, and owing
10 the enhanced value from this source
u Ia now sought to prevent tho couilrma
tim.
In the case Of James r. LaRue vs.. 9
II. Jefferson OF al. Judge PAUL. grantee
an injunction prayed for restraining tn,
defendants from levying on certail
money in the hands Of the plaintiff. Th
latter is required to give bond in tn
sum OF $500.
Judge Campbell heard arguments OF
the motion for 4 new trial In the con
domination proceedings OF the Wheeliu
Bridge and Terminal Railway Compan,
vs.. the Norway Tack Company. Til
motion will not be decided for severa
days,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
A DETECTIVE AGENCY.

a Private Bureau Mny DO Opened in
Wheeling. Hs
There Is movement on foot to organ.
ize in Wheeling a private detective
agency. The city never had such an in.
stitution, although in smaller cities such
agencies have been made profitable.
The scheme here is to organize joint
stock company and conduct the bust.
ness on business principles. Some good
men are talked OF in connection with it,
This community has no system OF de.
lection Of crime. The regular ofiicert
are handicapped by being known to all
the criminal classes. The need Of q
bureau has often been felt by lawyers
and public officials. and there are scores
Of cases in year which such m office
could handle to their own profit and tc
the benefit OF people who hesitate te
trust private matters to the public
officials.
Recently there have been several cases
in the city which were allowed to &C
uninvcstigated because it was nobody't
business 10 inquire into them. A pri
vate agency would have filled real
want in theee instances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
Had Senu.or for Ohio Towns.

Tho Board OF Visitors for the chart.
table and correctional institutions Of
Belmont county in their report, just out.
gives the Martins Ferry jail a good
send.oil. Concerningmu prisons
itsays: "Barnesvllle prison is in the same
condition as last year. Bellaire 10 even
worse than ut the. last report. 1t ia
filthy in the extreme. Bridgeport must
be reported as deterioratiug. 1t is by
no means in as good condition as last
year. Its dirty, filthy night buckets
remain unomplied for days. Martins
Ferry is to be commended as having
made Improvement. Its prison, during
the year. was in the best condition OF
any in tho county. The Board is dis.
couraGed concerning these local prisons.
The Mayor und Marshal OF these munic.
qualities take little interest in the mat.
ter, and have little pride Us to the con.
dilion OF their public institutions. Prison
reform seems not to be their trade" ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
Shot n Nlnu Ia ArIzona.

r. l., Alexander. a Telegraph operator,
formerly oil tho river Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh division, now OF Arizona, and
well known in this valley, with a com.
panion, was out hunting on the plains
there, and on their way home they were
held up by COW boy. They promptly
riddled him with bullets from their
Winchesters, he returning the fire, but
he soon fell from the saddle, dead. The
two men gave themselves up. MIR. Alex.
ander has only one leg, bat will stand
no foolishness. He is a veteran
operator, and known all over the coun-
try. His many friends in and near
Wheeling will hope he may come from
this trouble all right.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
THE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
Tho Ladies' Vocal Club and ,Ialo Chorus
UuIte t".

Tho Ladies' Vocal Club and ,Iaio Chorus
Unite. .gH
A well attended meeting OF the men,
bers OF the Ladies Vocal Club and the
Male Chorus was held ut Banners Inst
night to organize musical association.
An organization was effected, but 80 far
no name has been selected. The society
will meet on Monday evenings. The
membership now reaches nearly forty.
While tho main object Is musical cul.
ture, It is proposed to give public enter.
tainments from time to time. The fol.
lowing officers were elected last night:
President, Mr. +. Ii. Williams; Vice
President, Mrs. o. P. Rhodes; Secretary,
Mr.. Win B. Day; Treasurer, Mrs. John
RiheldaiTer; Directors, Mrs. PEBBLES
Tatnm, Miss Alma Conner, Miss Ida
Irwin, Mr.. ]. NJ. Hammond, Mr.. L. r,
Billiard, Mr., William Mccoy; Music
Committee, Mrs. W. L. Williams, Mr.. ],
Q. Gray and the Directors; Librarian,
Miss Maud Dodley. s-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
4 TOUCH OF WINTER.


F. Cutters out.
Yesterday morning soon after mid.
night snow began to fall freely, and 1t
fell right on through the night and most
Of the day. ABOUT two inches OF snow
fell in all. Twice this month light SNOW
falls have brought pleasing reminders OF
old,iashioned winters. There was
scarcely 10 much winter all last year.
Sweeping pavements and attending 10
leaky roofs kept houBeholders busy
through the early hours. The kids soon
had coasting tracks on tho steep places,
and rosy checked little ones played
hockey to slide.
The cutters were out In good number
on short notice, and the Jingle Of the
sleigh bells Was heard MI tho day.
The sudden demand yesterday fol
horses that were sharp shod caused q
run on the blacksmiths that they could
not keep up with. A horse owner was
seen by an 1STELLIGESCER man in the
middle Of the afternoon, and he waa
msd. He said he had sent his horse to
tho shop before 0 n. m. to have him
sharp shod, and tho work wasn't done
yet. At every shop in town long llnet
Of horses stood waiting their turn to
have their shoes attended to.
The snow was just deep enough and
just soft enough to make walking on the
sidewalks sale, but on the brick.paved
streets, where 1t was not packed, horses
hoofs took rather uncertain hold.
The two SHOWS and the very deceni
weather 80 far are accepted as harbipgeIl
OF IN old.time winter, and everybody
will welcome one that Is winter in some
thing besides name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09

J. B. Loughran, ex-A1ayor Of North
Des Moines, aud the Locust street manu-.
facturer of steam engines and boilers,
said: II had q severe attack OF la grippe.
| used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
my breast. These remedies were just
the thing in my case. My child had
croupsome years ago, and VIC used Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then We have never been
without these medicines in our house.
| had cousin who was a printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had Leep.sected cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind to buy bottle. l,
cured his cough, and that was the first
time ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's remedies. ! have been strongly
in their faVor ever eince. My own OK.
perience and tina. Of my family con.
vinces mo that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that is what Think
For sale by W. W. Irwin, G. R. Goethe,
j. Kari, 9. Sehnepf and NJ. W. Helm.
rlcl. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.
ROCKERS! ROCKERS!

We have large line-An distorted liue--a
complete md cheap line-In old oak.
chefrS-m ahogany-and sixteenth Century
frames. upholstered In silk and crushed plu,bes
-ttecl blue, terra Gotta, navy blue, old gold and
old rose coioEs}-sA,ia dauask-siik tapes,rIes
-!eather, etc, a. prices way down-They,rn;
worth more than our price indica,cs-.ourt
buyer secured them early aud at price that
VIII enable US to make quick rales-The sd.
rantage we secured In buying early and In
large Quantities We share with you-(,or,a 3
arouno and sec those goods-cxamIp inc tocm Z
Weil,-I her are, We assure you, "be, oud con. =
pare"--.Whilst here. ask to see (rcmember Iva
no trouble TO show GOODS our entire line OF me
upholstered koesers1We have them In odd SlL 4
designs Covered In the latest fads In upboIs.
lerlng goods-They are Very rich and strii.Ir
And make substantial as well as A vary
handsome present-Keep looking aroundNH#
You cnnl fall TO sec our line OF Reed and Ra,,srS
Rocktrs--NlCe, fresh. new goods Inn shon5!
worn goods among 'eml--ynst received and
purchased expressly for the holiday trade. It'd
you want a useful, durable and inexpenSIyess
present, visit our stores. We have com pleicds,
arrangements whereby any goods bought how'll
Can be put away and delivered when desired by,
our customerh--COme carry, make your Select
ton and have your purchase put away. TX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
MARTINS FERRY.
Painful Ipiury-Heid for coutt-A pca
Dog, etc. IE.Y

Painful Iptury-Heid for coutt-A Dead
Dog, etc. f.
Seats are selling last for "The Two Sisters" to.
morrow night.
Rev. A. +. Drownlee left yesterday on week
visit TO Claysyile and Browrsvlllo, Pa.
Miss BloiSc Cray entertained the Chautauqua
Circle ut her bomp oh Third street las, night.
bohemian boy" valuable setter dog, DO.
longing to Mr.. Hart Eotthwood, OF tho North.
wood Glass Works, died OIL Sunday.
Mr.. William MARROW, u well known citizen
living on Walnut street, died on Sunday OF
consumption, aged sixty.iovcn years.
Last evening Mr.. A. l.. Owens. tho popular
foreman Of Spence. Baggs & Co.'S store works,
while walking through the wararoom, iu tho
dark ness, ran Into N QuArtet.inch rod Iron hook.
which penetrated the lower eyelId and ran up
along side OF the bali. barely grazing tho pupil.
The Iron being rusty. the eye was filled. making
The wound very painful DR.. ". d. ShuttlcwOrth
| dressed the wound.
Tho preliminary examination OF James Beck
before Squire Theo, Keller yesterday occupied
| considerable time md drew large number OF
spectators Beck WAS bound over 10 court In the
sum OF $50. Beck was charged with the malicious
destruction ot property. John Walters owns a
horse and blackboard and charges Beck with lei.
ting the horse loose and breaking The vehicle. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
NOTES On NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and Movements of Boat
The Riyer Internats

Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats
The River Interests.
| The river rose about six inches yesterday and
was expected to do little better last night
The marks last nigh. indicated feet In the
channel. The reports from above were:
warEcu-l foot inches and at stand; wealth,
or cloudy.
BroYnsyille-7 feet 8 inches and rising;
MoTgantown-G feet and rising; weather
cloudy.
pittsburgh-5 ieet5 inches aud rising. wheath,
er cloudy and cold. ~
Yesterday the Matt F. Allen left the wharf for
Pittsburgh at 10 n, m.-Thc Ben dur departed
up for Pittsburgh ut p. m.-Tbe Liberty and
K. E. Phillips were In and out on time
To day TING Hudson and H.tk. BEDFORD are due
TO leave for Pittsburgh at s a. m.-The Key
a. m.-Tbe Courier will leave for Parkers.
barah At II; 30 III The Liberty and Phillips
will be around as ususl..
The Scotia, which left here Sunday at p. m /,
arrived In Cincinnati last night at 10 O'Clock,
having made the run Of SSl miles III 80 hours, an
average Ct II I'll miles HI hour.
Captain Ben Goodwin, OF the Phillips leaves
TO day for Columbus TO give testimony il the
case OF the United states against the proprietors
OF the steamer T., y. Barnsdall, charged with
carrying benzlne between Pgrkersbnrg and
aar!etta. |. Is sS!d that lie shippers arc re-.
sPonsl6le, the boat owners not knowing the con.
tents of the packages. The penalty for the Of.
tense is s., $40 hue and eighteen months impris
olmcnt.
Capt. Dean, an old time rivcrman and well
known In wheeling, died in Pittsburgh yester.
day, aged a years. Capt. Dean commanded most
vi the old steamers that In days gone by piled
the waters Of the Ohio and the lower rivers, and
was considered orc Of the best river men I'd the
business. He was born in GolpnEbiana county,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
ALLOY Badly Heaten.

Fred Scherpf, OF North sIain street,
complained to the police yesterday that
bis boy was beaten up badly on Sunday
evening. Who beat him is not known,
nor could any OF the circumstances be
learned, as the boy was still unconscious
from his injuries.
Last evening DR.. Ulrich, the attending
physician, said the boy would recover.
The theory 10 advanced that be fell and
struck his head on the pavement. He
SAYS he has no idea how he came by the
iniuripa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
LOCAL BkLylTIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Abou
II

AIatters OF Minor hIopieut In and About
the City.
THE GRAND this eycning-"Irish Luck"
0rERA House this evening-"The Two Sisters"
BEAUTIFUL SNOW" jokes are ripe In the rural
newspapers.
THE visilant engine Is out Of service. under
going repdlis.
KuMYEE played for the usual Monday night
hop ut the cub last evening.
LADY was struck bya boys sled on Twelfth
| street las, evening, but not badly hurt.
THIS evenings meeting OF Council bids fair to
be aa unusually interesting and busy one.
some beautiful photographs OF members OF
The Boslon.ans are shown In windows about
town.
THE trolly cord Of an eectriutc car broke nesr
Caldwel's run last evening, delaying trayIl for
Some time.
THERE was not case in the police court yes
Lefday mOrninG-a mre occurrence for Monday
morning.
TIRE boys ought to be kept Oh the sidewalks
on the Main street slope with their coasting.
Se5esIriGnism isrdangcrouS enough there al
best.
OFFICER HERBERT Inst night found David Horn
and Jchn Roach drunk in the second ward mar.
ket house, and hauled them 10 the lookup In the
patrol wagon. n o.
TIE Council Committee on Cemeteries met
last night and accepted The new gate al the
Peninsular cemetery, aud approved bills aggrc-
eating $3.50 Il.
THE Wheeling pottery is preparing to shut
down about the 10Th OF tbs month In order to
make repairs, take stock, etc. The shut down
Will last for ABOUT two weeks.
MESsRS. USHER 4 OsDoBSg. Eastern agents for
the Surthwood Glass Works und several other
large factories. are In the eli masking arraCge-
Icnls for buying next years stock.
LAST evenings B x o. train from the West
Was somewhat delayed By the snowy tracks. The
G. 4 Z. late train was also little late. All
other rntlroad traffic was about OH time.
The He'd Rose Social will give its first grand
ball at the Beethoven hall Christmas eve. Two
prizes will be given 70 the best lady and gentle.
man walters; music BY birch 5 full orchestra.
JOIN ". Knight, OF Blaine. over the river,
has Informed the police that his Wife LETT him
Inst week with one Grindstatl. taking his two
children. SO fur they have not been heard from.
TISSUE paper twincd about the chandelier In
the front room OF Bruba kets saloon, caus ht fire
from the aaG Jet last evening, and made 81 light
blaze, causing EOne excitement, but doing little
damage.
a 6YRiAS youth named Kali Ahu was here
Saturday trying 10 sell oriental wares on the
representation that he WAY Il Princeton student
and 4 representative o! DR.. John Hall. Hesoughl
Inc influence VI The ministers here. lie me.
with poor success mainly because smother
syrian. n student at WAsh.Jef., preceded him,
1t Is now said Kali nsiepicsented the case,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
A SLEIGH DEMOLISHED.

The Horse Attached TO It Frightened by
Coasters.
Last evening shortly before S o'clock,
as a sleigh was standing on Thirteenth
street, Just above the Cathedral, the
horse frightened at boys sled which
rumhled past, and ran of. 1t tore down
Byron street to Fourteenth, down Four
teenth to Main and on down town sew
eral squares before it was stopped. The
sleigh did not accompany the horse all
the way. 1t was left, little here and a
little elsewhere, all along the route, I'M.
til when it reached Market street moth.
ing remained but pieces of the shafts
and damaged harness. The rig belonged
to State Senator CAMPBELL, and tho horse
is ordinarily very reliable. The animal
was not injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
Tho Chamber Of Commerce WIN Move

The Chamber OF Commerce recently
received notice from NJ. BELLY that he
wanted for another purpose the large
room in the Reilly block now occupied
by the Chamber. The Board OF Direc-
tors has been considering what course
to pursue, and held a meeting yesterday
afternoon to take action. 1t was report.
ed that desirable room could be OBJ.
tanned, and the matter was referred to
the Committee on Room with power to
act.
Secretary Hazlett said after the meet
ing that the committee would doubtless
secure the room in view, but was not
yet ready to say where it is. The Cham.
Der will 70 right on, the change in loca.
ton not taking place until APRIL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
Tho Other alnn la Governor.

The Register is away of concerning the
Governor.elert OF Nebraska, The Mr.
Boyd who was elected is not S. Winning
Boyd, son Of Rev. S. Winning lloyd,
Of Martins Ferry, and formerly oil
Wheeling, but is son OF Thos. Boyd,
Esq., Of Zlnesville. The Governor.elect
is cousin Of Rev. Samuel Boyd, oil
Martins Ferry. mir. S. Winning Boyd,
whom the Register has elected Governor
ofthe above Slate, is resident OF Texas,
and has been there for many months
The Goyernor.elect recently wrote TO S.
Winning Boyd, offering him a position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
LOST BOY.

When the boy disappeared he was
dressed in a brown suit of clothes, knee
pants, dark overcoat and fur cap. And
when found was having bis pictures
taken at Plummer's, he having pur.
chased contract ticket from one OF our
agents who are canvassng tho city for
our Elegant Crayons and Photos. Sc.
cure your contract tickets from our
agents II you want to take advantage Of
our holiday offer. Remember these
tickets are being sold only Tor few
days. PLuMMEn's,
Photographer, l13S Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
BEhtAfRE,
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Miss Jennie Thornberry Is quite sick with
fever. -iI0' ''D
Forty.avo persons were In the Bellsire city
lookup from November s TO DecembetS.
The car service clerks at the d. & o, railroad
have their Office In the second story back.
James Kern, the D. & o. conductor hurt on
Saturday, will get through all right, bis many
friends Will be glad to learn. ~. = :
Thirty negroes At work on the Ohio Vale,
railroad we're Transferred TO the tunnel Oh Tho
Panhandle at Goulds yesterday.
The u. l.. & ". railroad came Int line ycstcr
day, the Central Trailic Association men having
put an inspector on at the Bellairc station.
The Bachelor Club gave al Anniversary dinner
Sunday, that being their first anniyersiry. An
extra good dinner and royal good Time was
The Elysian was packed TO avesRoylag lasi
night 10 see Watdc III Henry VII. People were
here from Wheeling, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry
and St. Cla!rsvillc, every seat In the house being
fnanryal o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt Of a complete
lire of Fall and Winter WO0lens, con.
slsting Of Oyercoatings, cuttings, Fanta'
i0OriDgs und Fancy Testlnss. which We
warrant 10 make up in ilrst.class STYLE
ut easOnabIe prices and fit guarante ed.
A complete line OF Cent? Furnishing
Goods In stock. Seamless MerinO and
Fast Black Half Hose Mt 25c u Npnir,
Wear our celebrated Atwood Knit
Jackets. L. HESS j. SUNS,
1891 l. 1890 Market Street.
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The water in the city pipes, when first
drawn in glass, has an appearance as il
full OF fine particles OF chalk. 1t clears
up soon, leaving o greasy, earthly sedi.
ment, barely perceptible, upon the sides
OF the glass. The ISTELLIGENcER last
evening telephoned the water works and
asked an explanation, but none could
be offered there. The foreign substance
may not be injurious, but it is making
beer nonIIlar. =
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The Ohio River railroad will extent
the usual courtesy to It's patrons by max
Ing special gate Of two cents per mile
each way over its line on Account O
Christmas holidays, selling tickets OF
the following dates: December "a, .;
and 81, 1890, and January ], 1901, tickets
good returning until January 5, 1891. in
elusive. Our connections make this
same rate to oil points upon their line.