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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Mary Adrian wss before Z 8. Com
missioner NcQDevsn yesterday, Tor
further examination on tkss charge n
sssiins ssesef without raging the Cor
ernrri~r,i Ia steIflg boa tfsings were
9sssrsx, sfst waved further examination.
and vas bed g ire grsne jury "a
b0n1f u f39b.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
SENT sPRAWLINo.
Charles Kisar's Horse Trips on the Cable
Track.

Yesterday morning as Charles E..
Kisar attempted TO drive his horse
across Lyon-st. at the intersection of
Ottawa. the toe cork of one of the ami
mails shoes dropped into the cable slot.
throwing the animal broadsdc and
overturning the cart in which Mr..
Kisar was sitting. The force OF the
fall wrenched both thills from the cart,
but otherwise did little damage. Mr..
Kisar at once presented his Claim for
damages TO the cart at the Cable Conn.,
pany's office, but the official in charge
demanded the shoe, toe toe cork of
which caused the mishap. Mr.. Kisar
was engaged this afternoon in = search
for the missing shoe, but the cable
trough refused to give it up, if at the
bottom thereof, and Mr.. Kisar was
obliged to abandon the search.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
Last Chance of Bargains in Hats and
ROnnetA

Nice Velvet Hats, all trimmed, for
Sl.25, 81 so and $500. Trimmed Beaver
and Felt flats for Sl.25, $3.50 and Sl.75.
All Hats, trimmed or untrimmed, will
be sold regardless of coss. Now, this
is the last chance for the public to get
cheap Hats or Bonnets, as / have to
close up very soon for refixing the
store. Call at once and convince YOUR
self of the above facts. at q Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

The members of Owashtanong Tribe,
No. -, are hereby notified to meet in
their wigwam on Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
at 1890 p. M, TO attend the funeral of
Bro. Christian Adrian. All brother
Red Men IN these Hyntng Grounds are
invited to JOIN with u.s.
HENRY Dickson.
SAchem. HENRY ATKINS,
IF
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

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Fezce eossit = sr'oasA 1As<asa ~tA
sucn ~ array of distinguished eoansol
a ta.1 WHICH apaeAssa IA tne case ~
-. .-.,~ ~ 80 49, ~. ..s.,,,,a.
sA<s 80 -.
ehs KEEPS tne ssiooA unasf 4ae Elliott
gambling ISoxas Fe.sently fAsdsd by
lieutenant Hurley. Far IN. cstx thess
........s 49,. raj .s.~ .s,o,r..
s~
tayiofs AsSassAnt Sitf AaNiAss e&tIuass
al fi4nked ~ superintendent Eastman.
fnnfa.u johnson and Lieutenant Hur-
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Sonh fAifhs1a ~ae NAV n-tesy A@ss@
WEIGH Is accueed al renting roo1nb Tor
oeu,hI.no nnrnosax.
49, - - .s -
ss1s :" .-@'s
jury oaIsf4ctory 20 tptA eloee 1he
frat wltness. and the on1y vitnen for
49, - 60 n w<.la~ .~la~a a.
Michigan Trust company Is agent for
Ma. N. l.. Withev. the basement. f,rst
a.. ~...->.>a a.. 20 en-. n.,,,s.o~
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- hs - s.-'.s,,.,,~'s ~ ,.,.,..s az hn,la-
M ~ sna =. w.ich vs. cancs'5.s.i moi m
- ~. n.as, ~ sh,s hn,lssne he oonia
moi - held 4 IONS LEGAL warfare en-
snss :, -h,,.h .vsrS on. NJ ~. COMA
-, -, hnsh s,das saok mart Hm Honor
DECIDED shst the ordinance was man,-
sss,ss d,rs'.,.s = ssnss : rer,a,n asfic'I.
49, s,,s he IA M, nronass 4, ..a,,-
s,r,,.. .,.ns,ss,,, Al narrowly a. IA de-
g., ~ T,s.,..'-, - shs ras,snes
nv the s,ne TINS ,mnorsar, MONT Wa.
ses,}as ne ssternoon uss nesrlv sars
snd the easa Vas .d,onrr..a ~ ma
O'clock this n,orning. M ,,rs.seoce az
ths h no.. ,.r,,~i IN ,,,e c.,,, r. ROOM nd.
eatss tSst there ~ urusnal ins.,.s, ia
The ease among all class..s az es,,ssns
from the mayor Of the clty down 20 the
habitusi loafer about the courts.
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ns ssoiy a. - -. o"n- w D.se a''en'p'
W sauuie Oh nls o~n eiline UPON inno-
cent rag-vender Nathan Nichols. was
YOU ias' n'on.n "nsn Nue Vas uIs' AZ
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s ss'l soous. sue sA4il.ial'on a.
.nis ''nle - iea,asieu .i'sies'ans Up 'o
sa'c eensA nonsi, ~ ie.soh "a ie.en' ae-
seIopinen.s Mh'cn pom. UNI oa' AZ Ins
Conspicuous uenhesI VI an o'SAhi1eu
gAnk ga eh'eses ne - NO" unaeI ar
re-. uPea o.'ieI onAlfes ui.n VIZ. TOT
s;a,,
y.s,erd.v ora ~ tha cane ,,rr.s
ss.,s,s sv'J.nnS "a 60 80. .arla
sr.n 80. H. 800. w.,,'s, 49,
And he swors that ~ s,ois .ha -, 20
4 ress goods and toot Il 10 Cusss cos's,,s,
shon ~, Cansl-., whsn o.. 49,.
cred tn, ne -ss hs;na ss,cssa 80 -
tect;ves he ,hrns, the s,,,Ss ~. ths ~
of the rag dealer. Nichols. who was
arrested for the theft, bat was QUICKLY
discharged. Davis il \ valuable Wit
ness. The case was adjourned 10
Wednesday 20 allow the stenographer
TO get bis notes ready.
~.
lRcIc WAS an UNUSUAL NUMBER OF
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Married yesterday At The Brunswick,
the residence of the brides sister.
Frsnk Wilson of Barre. VT, and Mss
Bertha Keenan, Of tbs city. The GER
emony vas conducted by Rev. Dr. No
be and the newly welded par left FOR
thar future home ia Barre. Vt.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Col. e. Crofton For has procured
from Lansing tao bras eaaon t~ssve
Founders, for toe s~ CT his namessks
srsalsrv compaay. Bstt<ry Fox. TIE
p;ec.s are no~ uBaergofaz Tepssrs ~
tae Mr. gan Tfoa Works
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

The Grand Rapids school, Furniture
Cona uany considers thst q - un5ustly
taxed Cor ire opening Of Ninth-sf
The sompsay eonraenced soss sgsiass
the elsy. yesterday, 81 Al spresi from
the assessment resl tor ths above psbase
Improvement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
FootIlght Fla.hes

Few plays are constructed to hold the
attention and interest of an audience as
is 'Jim the Penman." Those who
have witnessed this play on former
representations here need not be told
this fact. The company which Man.
ager Garwood has secured for Powers
Grand on next Thursday evening is the
big city company. Seats are now on
sale and there is large demand.
Very good words are being said re-
garding the play, 1.-The Refugees
Daughter" in which Cora Tanner Will
appear at Powers on Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Her supporting CON-
pany contains the following names,
which arc prominently identified with
the profession: Harold Russell, Owen
Westford, Edison Dixon, Theodore
Brown, George Edison. Misses Virginia
Buchanan, Minnie Dupree and Ada
Dryer.
Duncan B. Harrison and pugilist
John l.. Sullivan will occupy the stage
at Powers next Monday evening, IN
Honest Hearts and Willing Hands"
The well-known player some years
ago known as the boy actor, but stlll
handsome and successful, will he at
Redmond's next week in "Out IN the
Streets"
Leonardo Bros, at Smiths Opera
House this week, are specialists of the
highest order, their pink statue act and
their tumbilng being worthy OF a courts
applause. Stuart, the male soprano,
does some fine singing; Frank Appel
turns = complete somersault on the
tight rope; Miss Florence Emmett il
truly charming bailadist. having q
voice OF great scope and sweetness.
Matinees as usual.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

Ask your grocer for Fleischman &
CO. Comprs ssed Yeast with the VEL
LOW LABEL, and take no other.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
Underwear | of at Kidder'..

The finest stock Of Boots and Shoes
n the city must BE converted into cash
Immediately. The assignee Of Tulip a
Scott VIII commence selling goods ~
No. 81 Nonros-st., Monday morning,
for what they vill Bring IN cash The
stscs wili be csosed out As soon ss poe
ssble. \. ". KENDALL. Assignee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

sat Ter divorce was begun IN the
ssp~xsez eeurf Fess<r4sv ~ 1eDBss -.
rssaeer ssszass hes hssfsn1, FRED
raimeT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
The finest stock of Boot. .od SHOES

Tie Hnfsf *EDtx OF bFVEs AHu oEf'S<
"A the city must be converted into cash
immediately. The asslgnee OF Inlip 4
scott will commence selling goods ~
No s. Monroe-ss.. Monday morning.
fer what they vii bring n ezsh- The
stock wiH ke closed Qua a. soon ~ POS
ahse. r. VI. ksxDsnE< As9nseA
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

r~~&&r<d csss - meaes ~ l4z~sse shss
~srs6 fse 81. FaEFs Ssafa Ssr8n - aDt.
<@z&&saau - ss< rr-es rssazexffa fsizs-s
skszs4 e x<yk 10 ever fsffeTs. Price 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

MAKES finest pastry, bresst or hssesst-
The hsst u eaespest ssd most satss-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13

psckhsn'. Group Remedy cures
waeopsnz Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
vIlI TIE nlTERS ARE DolSc.
Reilly in ~fhs Droom Naker.s ~
Rsdmond's Grand


xhs Asasses sassse esaspAsy Sssessx -
sjfnks t1se fssAsHAss-4ekel eAns<
~ - hsre ~ . As~ fias-
ksaNesass-~Ihs hrsen nskez-~
ssrhe Broom Maker is tie oftenng
fer the earEent week II this the4tex.
TIE play Is Of the comedy drama
stamp II possesses nothing that u mol
sseIeossped IN plot. aud the dialogue
l. common aud the situations laoonse-
qasnuai. Ali Of this il relieved how
ever. with plentiful amount Of catchy
melody aud good songs. ia the rendi-
ton OF which James Reilly Is the pTin-
opal figure. Reilly has graceful and
rather attractive presence, and his
nulueroas songs are bright aud semi-
sensational, and are eli rendered in =
manner that is fascinating and pleas
ing. Elite and Robbie. the little tot
compan.ons OF the comedian. are mar
yeliously clever children. They are
perfectly ~ home on The stage, Robbie
especially manifestlng . striking quail
ny OF the comedy spirit. Both were
favorites from their frst entrance. aud
they viii bs the pets Of the ladies
and children who patronise this
theater. for the rest OF the
engagement. Mr.. Reilly's company
compares very favorabiy with the Az
erage which may be seen in this style
OF entertainment. ]. w. Turnbuii ~
Jerry Barry made . hit with very
lengthy and very funny IRISH song and
played his part oonscientiously. Mag
gle Leland gave very consistent and
credstrble hit of character work as
Mutter Mueller. The most popular fea-
ture however was the songs and music,
and it 90 satisfied the audience last
evening that doubtless large audiences
viii be the rule throughout the week.
Matinee tOdey
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-13
Z = here sppenos 90

Asa list Of our stockholders may be
Of interest 20 TKLEeRks-HEkAIDr readers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
Not n Square Deal.

1t is unfair to Mr.. Crisp and the other
aspirants to the speakership to hold up
Mr.. Mills as the sole representative OF
free trade in the whole batch.
Mr.. Mills, it is true, has had the
honor 10 have his name connected with
n tariff bill in which the Democratic
party showed what it would do ii it
could, but that bill was made part OF
the Democratic platform in 1855, Mr..
Cleveland stood on it, the bill and his
letter dovetailed nicely, and which OF
the Democrats now in the spcakcrship
fight refused to support Mr.. Cleveland?
There is not one OF them who will not
go with the Democratic caucus on the
tariff question.
II Mr.. Mills be not speaker he will be
chairman OF the ways and means COM
mittee, will engineer the Democratic
tariff bill, will be its principal champion
oil the floor, and the affirmative vote
will include every man who is now op-
posing him for the speakership.
This is why it is unfair to these dis
tinguished Democrats to single out Mr..
Mills as the only genuine representa-
tive OF his party on the tariff question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
Not This Year.

Tho Democratic Richmond Dispatch
recalls its desire in other years for the
nomination OF Mr.. Blaine. The Dis
patch sees the situation in another light
now, for it remarks:
We ere not sure that We would like to have
the Republicans nominate him this year. We
might get more than we wish 10 bargain for.
The present prospect is that the Republicans
will nominate Harrison, and the Democrats will
have Il walk.orcr. Ii the Republicans nominate
Blaine the Democrats will have the most trying
contest on their hands that they have hud for
many years. We can defeat Blaine or any other
Republican nominee II the situation continues
until the election as IL is now. The trouble Is
that the situation may be changed.
Change or no change in the situation,
Mr.. Blaine will be elected il nominated.
His party is with him. In addition to
this enough OF the country is with him
to make him President. 1t would not
be n partisan political campaign in the
ordinary sense. The old lines would be
broken, and there would be n reform
ing OH the lines OF protection and rcci-
procity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

London journals assert that a check
for 10000 recently received by the
treasurer OF the Gladstone Liberals
from 4 local soap firm, was paid for n
few words from the Grand Old Man in
,dorsing the firms soap Tor advertising
purposes.
Printers ink is now made from crude
petroleum in Ventura county, Cal. 1t
is prepared at small expense. The
manufacturers are now engaged in ex-
periments to refine it.. Ifthey prove
successful it will superscdc the ink now
in use.
The size Of a tree depends on the place
where it grows. The elderberry bush
frequently grows to large proportions
in tho West. In Los Angeles, CAL,
there was = bush the stump OF which
was thirty-iour inches in diameter.
The new Partisan fashion instockings
arc made with separate compartments
for each toe. This is said to be a sure
cure for corns, which arc caused by the
rubbing OF the skin against that OF the
ncighboring toe.
The largest sailing ship under any
flag is La France. a tive.masted vessel,
that recently sailed from Newcastle Tor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
WHEELING. DECEMBER !, 1891.
Il New Congress-.

Notwithstanding the Democrats arc
not quito ready, the Fiity-second Con-
gress opens today with the Democrats
and their nondcsCript allies in m over
whelming majority.
So lar as numbers 60, the Republicans
cut no considerable figure. What they
lack in voting strength they will have
to try TO make up in ability and watch
fUlncss. There are enough strong Ite-
publicans TO make 4 good record for
their party and to keep the proceedings
from being monotonous.
Scar" Reed will be there, with his
big head full OF brains, a fine sense OF
humor and IN expert knowledge OF the
rules and what can DO done under
them. The more the Democrats depart
from Mr.. Reeds rulings the better OPP
~portunity they will give him and tho
whole Republican side to interfere with
the Democratic programme and keep
the Democratic leaders on the anxious
bench.
Speaker Reed and his party in the
late Congress were right in the view
hat the house meets for business, not
to make impossible the transaction OF
business; that members cannot be
present to obstruct and constructively
absent for the sole purposeof breaking
aquorum right all the way through ii
it be assumed that the people do not
wish the house turned into q bear gar
den.
Ii tho Democrats desire to fritter
away the time, accomplishing nothing
beyond talk, they will upset all OF
Speaker Reeds rulings and reopen the
National Circus, in which no doubt Re-
publicans will be found ready to do
some daring bareback riding and equal
ly thrilling acts on the flying trapeze.
The country looks with less appre-
hension on tho assembling OF q Con-
gress with the Democrats in control OF
the lower house, because at the other
end OF the capitol is 4 Republican SEN
ate, and 1.-THE other end OF the avenue
n Republican President sound on the
tariff question and sound on the money
question.
Ii the Democrats had it all the coun-
try would look with ievcrish uneasiness
on the meeting OF tho Fiity-second Con-
gress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
Liverpool with coal. Her length IS a75

Liverpool with coal. Her length Is 375
feet and beam 40 feet.
benjamin Mills, OF Fleminssburg,
KY, celebrated his nincty-seyentl,
birthday last Friday with u days bird
shooting. He came home at night with
n full bag.
English wedding invitations recently
received are printed in silver script on
n small folded sheet and are notable for
their simplicity.
Russia has been visited by eight ma
tional famines during the present zen.
tury, in 1851, 1S0S, 1911, lSl2, 1898, 1910,
1860 and 1891.
There is n practice in vogue in Massa.
chusetts OF pardonin2 from state prison
two Of the Oldest criminals on each
Thanksgiving day.
Great Britain poured nearly 100, 900
Gmigrants into the United States during
the first seven months OF the present
year.
An insane barber in Indianar oils lath-
cred Il customer with coal oil and tried
to shave him with the scissors.
Silver articles arc called "plate"
from the Spanish word plata, which
means silver.
There are over 5000 animals in the
London geological gardens.
Thirty-four pounds OF raw sugar make
twcnty-one pounds OF refined.
A new silver match box has n COM
pass set in the center oil one side.
Philadelphia oddly is booth dc.
voted exclusively to shOestrings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
Moro Var Sims.

The attention OF Congress is respect
fully called to the fact that We have only
made a beginning in the building OF a
navy. It is a good beginning, one
which cxcites the patriotic pride OF
every American, but we cannot afford
to stop where we are.
We must have some more cruisers.
Something OF the New York type will
about strike tho popular fancy-some-
thing just q little better than anything
else OF the kind in the world will be
good enough for US. A navy that will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
Three Seats In tho Senate.

Thrco seats in tho senate are in con-
troycrsy, ono from Ohio, one from
Idaho and ono from Florida. For tho
Ohio seat there is nm applicant, Calvin
5. Bricc, but no contestant, unless tho
state OF Ohio may DO said to DO in that
attitude. Bricc has tho certificate OF
election in due form-thc Democratic
governor OF Ohio was eager enough to
give it to him. Tho point raised Is that
under tho constitution Brice is disqual-
flied, not being an inhabitant Of tho
state from which he holds credentials.
There could DO no moro serious allcga.
ton. 1t Is for tho senate to ascertain
whether the charge is true. Tho senate
should not forget that to escape taxa
ton in Ohio Brice set up residence in
New York.
The Idaho case is complicated. It is
really n fight between tho people, or tho
politicians, OF the northern and those OF
the southern part OF the new state, and
the feeling in tho northern part is
strongly in favor OF tho contestant,
whose success lean an oven distri-
button OF senatorial honors as to sec
tons. In view OF Idaho entering tho
Union its first legislature, in December,
1890, elected two senators, and us the
term OF one OF them would expire ON
March 4, 1891, still another was chosen
to fill the prospective vacancy. Dubois
was tho reserve senator. The Republi-
can Of northern Idaho did not fancy
the idea OF the two long-tcrm senators
being from the southern part OF the
state. Accordingly they got tho Demo-
Gratis to join them in elccting Claggctt.
from the north, to fill tho vacancy.
Clagett will contest the seat on tho
ground that no vacancy existed when
Dubois was elected. This is 4 nice point
and the senate will not easily dispose OF
it.
The Florida case is much palmer, in
deed it docs not seem to be much OF q
case. Senator Call was q candidate for
reelection. The Alliance was after his
scalp, and its opposition vas very use
ful to the other Democrats who desired
Calls defeat. The opposition was alb
sent when the joint session OF tho two
houses OF the legislature was held.
Fifty-four members, a majority OF all
elected to the legislature, were present
and voting. OF these Call had ffty-onc.
The opposition maintained that the
election was void, because it should
have been participated in by a MAORI
ty Of the members OF each house, such
majority not being present. The gov
crnor, an anti-Call man, conceded with
this view, held that there was avacancy
and proceeded to fill it by appointing
his friend ex-Congrcssman Davidson.
Davidson will present the certificate OF
election and Call will contest with every
prospect OF getting the seat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07
MORNING SMILES.

Hicks-"Mr. Bombom, I understand,
isoneofthelitcrati oil ourcity." Wicks-
Eyes, he is employed on the Morning
SQuealer." Hicks - docs he write
those able editorials that delight mo SO
much, ! WONDER" Wicks-"Oh, no;
he doesn't fritter away his talents on
editorial writing. His literary work is
directed in an entirely different chan
mel. He gets up tho 4 IL contests,
sends up tile balloons, touches Off tho
fireworks and concocts statistics to
boom the papers circulation. Mr.. Bonn
bonn, i'll short, is way up in the literary
llne."-Bos'on Transcript.
Auntic-"Look ut tho pretty cousin
the angels have brought" Johnnie
(visiting)-"Did the angels bring him?"
Auntic-"Of coursew Johnnie-"Then
| guess they brought him in through
the skylight and didn't see the sign in
the janitor's office that says Children
not received here .'"-Brooilm Life.
First Damscl-"But l thought he SAID
no would never speak 10 you again"
Second Damsel-"0h, yes; but nc saw I
had 4 cold, and he couldn't resist the
temptation to tell me OF i sure curc."-
Pics Ne Up.
Jones-"It is said that it is impossible
to witness unmoved the acting OF Mr.. J..
Lawrence Sullivan" Adams-"Ycs, l
saw 4 good many people leaving after
the first act."-kah Fields Washington.
Johnny Cumso-.Mamma, what is a
Christmas goose?" Mrs. Cumso-"The
little boy who eats more turkey than is
good Tor him."-Judge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

inspire other nations with respect for
US and induce them to keep tho peace
with us, will DO just US profitable ms
though we had to fight with 1t.
1t is good policy to let the world
know that tho tail OF Uncle Sans coat
is not to be stepped on with IMMUNITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

TIE harsh, drastic purgativcs, once
deemed SO Indispensable, have gwen
place to milder and more skilfully pre-
pared laxativcs; hence the great and
growing demand for Ayers Pills. Phys
icians everywhere recommend them for
c%ostiveness, indigestion and liver COM
plants. DSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

TIE ISrELLloEScER was in error when
1t stated hat in a case tried in this city
last week n colored man, for tho first
time in the history Of the State, sat on
u jury to try u white man for his lib.
erty. There have been several in.
stances OF the kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

hcr loose. Tho IN with the cigar
ette is ut q discount in the English.
speaking world. It is bad enough for
the cigarette man to out-smell all crea.
ton,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

THE Wheeling Building Association
is still open for new members. Meets
Saturday evenings Mt Office OF Franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

Mn SPRINGER is MS bounding Us ever,
in hopeiulness too.abounding. That
man ncv knows he is down until the
victorious army has walked ovcr him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

liERE Is nothing
in the range OF
holiday publica-
tons which gives
more genuine sat
~isiaction for t Ii c
money than the
richly illustrated
calendars. h o
Society Calendar,
with twelve fac
SMILES OF water
color DESIGNS bv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

You will go q long way before you SEQ
more attractive displays OF holiday
goods than the Wheeling stores are
making. Some OF them come very near
the point OF real art.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-07

The Tammnny rush line is not yet
quite so strong in Washington US it is
at home.