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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-08
STATE UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Exercises Of the Various Literary So.
cietiNa.

440IChU0U u tAO VARIOUS Altex0YY Sn~
cieties.
The literary societies OF the state university
gave their regular entertainments Friday even.
ing. The Philomatheans rendered the follow.
ing programme:
Recitation. ...-............M Miss Belle Dickeman
Instrumental music. ..... Miss Anne Parson.
Recitation .................Cw Owen Tsvlor
Recitation Frank Attn.
Debate" Resolved, That the pulpit REQUIRES
higher grade OF oratory than the barn
Afirmative-Ellis Douty and Frank No
BILE; negative-Otto Ceilings and Her.
mann Schirmer. Decided two to one in
favor of the Affirmative.
Following is the order Of exercises of the Al.
etheoneans:
Vocal music Miss Jennie Honohtor
RECITATION. ................ Miss Ida FranSlanJ
Questions 49,. o. H. Kerms and n a Enrd
Vocal Duet ................. w
Miss Jennie Jordan and Miss Alice Hamh,ett
Iheaung Miss Alice Savings
Snipes aud Bert Coleman; piano, Miss Parker.
Next Friday the regular public anniversary
entertainment will be given by the Philc
nathan Society ct the chapel
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3. SD B., ana rev. M Aitsen. q oi' Whatco n
made brief addresses The member Of the
SpiGa i Es:h l B F EN- =. e. s d1ss
ncnworth, Mn: Alice NcMicksn, Mrs.. r
pevos. Henry Y stein. 3. y: Baker'
stein. George n. Preston, r y. D. Holbsook, ].
Read man, Rev: Rodcrick 6tebbina, l. n. Ballard.
Miss Helen G. Dcvoe, Mrs. r Wiiisof. Miss Bes.
laide =. Heii6ron, Joseph shfJpen, Mn. Harriet
Deyoe, Mr. G: 8. Berry: Mrs. Martha .. Bush,
Mn. E. W. Run, DR.. Marmora Devoe, J. s:
Fosd A Kel.sy sInsni bentley Mi:
vi. Lsurs i. Hancock. {. q. Ayerst jerom:
Catlin, and Mn. w. c. Budiong.
sURPHIn PARTx.
The Tuesday evening surprise party Of Profess
cor G. Loops advanced olass was decided sue
and three new figures Of the german introduced
led by Mr.. ]. Brown and Miss McPhee; they were
enjoyed By all. There wereEthirty i've couples
ESs A. snd dns Mr. as El ana a a ana H a
Dempsy, Nr. and Mrs. Wallingiord, MI. and
Mrs. Wright Mr. and M1 Haslam, Mr..
s ss i nIf S schar r: Nj H a1d r Mn Wy M;,
Kate Conley. Miss N. Bigelow, Miss l. Cade,
Miss Ritter, Mis-: n. stevens, Miss E. Ford, Miss
TENT, Miss n. Flynn, Miss Lillian Biglow, Miss
9. Bessenger, Miss D. Conrad, Miss
=. Rodgers, Miss Hattie Palmer, Miss
Grace Way, Miss c. Nickels0n, Miss Lena Way,
Mr.. G. =. Derby, Mr.. J. p. Crop, Mr.. p. A.
Jones, Mr.. ]. Thompson, Mr. J. Clark, Mr.. J. w.
Woodrum, d.. O. r. Mugent, Mr.. J. Johnson,
Mr.. II. A. Turner, Mr.. B. Pitts, Nj. T. J. Palmer.
Dr.: Green, Mr. Ed Lilly, MI. J. w. Bixby, MT. r.
G. Warner, Mr.. C. E. Benjamin, Mr. J. Pitts, Mr..
T. H. Turner, Mr.. n. z. Hicks, Mr.. w. Com0de,
Mr.. F. Brock, Mr.. J. G. Pratt. Next Tuesday
evening the class gives souvenir party
LoNoy1LLow LErRRA1Y SOCIETY.
The Longfellow Literary Society held its
weekly meeting on Friday In room OF the
South school The following interesting pro-
gramme was rendered:
e0ng-"AmericA' BY school
ncclt1uou .-.JOnn G0Dr1el
xD.lokfsPny. Cerf1e Tease
Piano solo-'sstorm at Sea-. Allie Algsr
nSCitattou-. Marion McUonalQ
nioKfapny Allison CrawtOf0
S.oIy Safan Gottsteln
DioSiupny ...JOslc FITZPATRICK
instrumental solo. Sarah Gottstein
Dialogue-'The Wonderful Scholar"
Michael Solomon, Birdie Turner and
Clara McMasters.
Vocal duet. Michal solomon, Birdie Turner
Paper-"South School Weekly" ........
Gerald Fink Editor
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A MAN BADLY BEATEN.
In May Williams's House Yester.
day Morning Early.
WARRANTS FOR THE ASSAILANTS
Issued last Nigllt--.Thcy are two No.
torious Ex.onlcinis, but tho Facts
MS tothc Assault are vnrlously he.
latcd.by Different Persons. hl

Yesterday morning ut an early hour q
girl came to the police headquarters Ia.
boring under great excitement, and
said that u man had been shamciully
beaten up at May Williams house Of
ill-iamc, OH Eoil street. officers were
sent down to tho house, but there was
only ono girl there and she was asleep
and dead drunk, TO all appearances,
and nothing could be learned from her
BY the most persistent effort The girl
who first brought the intelligence to
headquarters also refused to say who
had done the beating. She was doubt
less afraid to tell.
Officers watched the house for several
hours, and then saw ox.Chicf OF Police
Louis Dclbrugge and ex-Oilicer John
Short come IRON another house and 20
into tho Williams house, with two
women.
Yesterday morning there were num-
Der OF sensational versions Of the affair
a!loat. 1t was learned that The man who
was beaten up WIS Ad Aloos,a well known
drummer, representing the house OF
Sachs. Prud6n, in Dayton, brewers and
manufacturers oil fancy drinks. Tho
police looked for him all day without
avail, but last night he was found in tho
Second ward. lie said that he had met
a girl at the Opera House, and had
gone with her TO Williams's house.
While there he happened to sit down
beside May Williams on sofa, and put
his arm around her. While sitting 50
Captain Delbrugge came in, and accost.
him with oaths, inquired what he was
doing but without waiting for m ex-
PLANTATION, hit Moos once or twice.
Short, who followed Delbruggc, also
struck him. He had no clear 10 :ollec-
ton rs TO what followed, but he was
very badly beaten up.
a policeman was detailed to see that
Moos was not approached by anybody
i'll the interest Of the assailants, and
warrants were then sworn out before
Clerk Fee, of the police court, for tho
two men, The house where the beat,
ing was done was raided last night in
hope that the offenders might be there,
but they We're not caught.
1t is reported that Moos's injuries are
extremely serious.
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NOTES ON NiVIGATIoN.
Stage OF Water md Movements OF Boa
~ Tho Riyor ,fntcrc.ts d 8, a.

stage OF Water md Movements OF Boats.
Tho Rivor Iaterosts. M
The river was stationary yesterday,
with IS feet Of water in the channel.
Arise OF two or three feet is expected
today.
The reports from above we're: I.
Morgantown-7 feet 10 inches and
rising; cloudy and cool. !.
Brownsville-l0 feet and rising;
clear and cool. 'i3 t 5a ;5. s
The Lizzie Bay loft for Charleston
Yesterday at 6 a. im.-Thc Ben Hur cot
away for Petersburg at 1880 4. M
The Batchclor passedlup for Pittsburgh
at 9p. IN. She will lie over week Tor
repairs. e 4, (. 81 IS
Tho Scotia will pass up for Pitts
burgh at 6 4. m. today.-AtSa. M. the
Bedford will leave for the same port
The Hudson is the Cincinnati packet
and will get away. for her destination ut
S n. m.-The Courier will leave for
Parkersburg ut 1880 a. IN. Il
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City and .Ihoolin. Folks
Abroad,

Strangers in tho City and HI.oolin, Folks
Abroad.
DIS. Manning, OF Parkersburg, was
here yesterday.
Miss 'BridgetO'C Conner and Miss Scnic
KRAFT will 80 to Pittsburgh to-day.
DIS. Hammond. OF Williamstown,
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Miss Dora Holloway, of Canton, O., is
visiting Miss jamie Good, on Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. Leach, OF South Woods street, is
confined to the house with an attack OF
the grip.
Mrs. Kratz, the mother OF William
kratz, the contractor, is afflicted with
the grip.
Miss Sue Little, OF Baltimore, is the
guest OF Mrs. Thomas Burke, on Chap
line street.
Miss Title Schcnk, Of the Island, is
visiting friends ut Grape Island, Pleas
ants county.
DR.. S. II. Emmons and Newton w.
Emmons, OF ioungwood, Pa, are at the
McLure house.
Mr.. 4. I. Birch, OF Washington, Pa,
a brother OF Professor j. NJ. Birch, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Campbell last night en-
tertained friends in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. $. OFT Carothcrs.
Judge +. II. Cochran got back from
his home at Toledo yesterday, having
spent Christmas there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Venneman will
leave for Pittsburgh to-day,t to visit some
friends oil Mrs. Venncman.
J. w. Dunlevy and the Misses Eta
and Lizzie Dunlevy, OF Cameron, dinod
Mt the Stamm House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Boyd arrived homo
last evening from Washington, D. c.,
and the south, via the Baltimore 4 Ohio.
road.
Mr.. Dave Brooks is very i'll with the
typhoid fever at his homo in East
Wheeling, and his friends are becoming
uneasy.
Miss Essc Lewis, OF Pittsburgh, is in
the city to attend the kelly-Hubbard
wedding. and is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. J. j. Jones. Il
Capt. Jack Matthews, the popular
travelling man who has long been rep
resenting Joseph Speidel & Co., has re-
tired from the road.
Charles McFadden aud wife, OF Titus
vile, Pa, arc spending the holidays
with his father, J. d. McFadden, on
Eolf street, South Side.
HsJ. L. Hines, OF Eureka, J. S. Evans, Of
Cameron, Il. M. Raymond, Allison N.
Fleming and Fred Jones, OF Fairmont,
registered yesterday at}the Beller.
]. NJ. Snodgrass and Amos Sunde, OF
Point Pleasant, and 7. j. Sommeriield,
OF Piedmont, were among the West Nir.
ginians Mt the ST. Charles hotel yester.
day. i7S5
Miss Annie B. Ewing, teacher in
tho Second ward school, left Monday
night Mt l0:S0 via tire Baltimore & Ohio
to'spend the holidays with friends in
Indiana. y: n Z
Mrs. DR.. John T.. Dickey, nee Reed,
OF Wheeling, WA, is avisitor with
relatives in & this place Miss Todd
Baird, daughter of tho late DIR. George
Baird, ot,5Wheeling, is the guest OF
friends and relatives in town. " flashing,
ton, Pa, Journal.
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HIS HEAD BLOWN 0FF.
a Torrlblo Accident at Down
the-Riyer Oil Well.
4 NITRO GLYCERINEi EXPLOSION
from Mysterious Cause, cuts n
Mans Head in Two and Collapscs
n Boiler, which is First thought to
have ExploLcd.-.other Serious Ac-
cidcnts. n

There was fatal and shocking &C.
cidont ut tho well OF tho Victor Oil COM
pany in tho Archer's Fork field, in
Ohio, yesterday, resulting in the DEATH
OF ono man and tho injury Of the boiler
used in drilling. Nv. L. i. Rose, OF this
city, and his brother from New York,
arc two OF the leading stockholders OF
tho Victor company, and they went
down to the well Yesterday to SEQ how
operations were coming on. Tho we'll
had been shot tho day before, and tho
glyccrino used had boon put in barrel
surrounded by warm water to thaw It
out. After inspecting things to thcir
satisfaction the Nlcssrs. Rose LETT tho
well and started to drive to Newport,
on the river, about seven miles from the
well, which is on tho Ward farm.
After they had driven about a milo
and half the two men. heard terrific
explosion in tho direction OF the well,
aud feared that tho boilerhad exploded,
and = little while after n man from the
well came running after them and said
that.this was the casc, and that a, Il.
Downing, the lease boss OF the CON.
pany, had had his head blown Off BY
the explosion. @'
Tho Messrs. Rose returned to the
place, and there found that the boiler,
though intact, had been dinged in from
the outside, showing that it was some
thing else which had exploded.
Downing was found lying near where
Il barrel OF wator in which the nitro.
g'yccrino had been thawed. had been
standing. TheIbarrel had entirely dis
appeared, and whclo it stood was huge
hole in the ground. Downing was dead,
his head being cut of as clean rs il BY Il
guilotinc, about ut the line OF The ewes.
The only explanation OF the accident
is that the giycerine had leaked in the
barrel, and that something thrown in
or.ugainst the barrel had caused it to
70 oil, in tho water. The can in which
the explosive was was seen to be leakin.
when taken IRON the barrel and carried
TO the well.
Near the well III n fence corner were
ten or twelve cans OF nitro-slycerinc
without any protection. Hud any de-
brls struck this itwould have had force
enough in exploding to blow up two or
three counties.
Downing's remains we're viewed BY
the coroner and prepared for burial.
His home is believed to have been in
Pennsylvania, and lie was related to
Mr. J. D. Downing, OF Eldridsc. Pa, n
well known operator in the Mcdonald
and other fields: kilograms were sent
to Pittsburgh and to Eldridse last night
asking what disposition should be made
OF the remains.
There is often heard dcnunciation OF
the carclessness OF persons who handle
explosives about oil wells, but all the
accidents that happen do not seem to
have the effect OF curing them OF their
recklessness. IL
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St. PAUL.. Church Concert.

Westwood's hall was jammcd last
night, on the occasion Of tho concert
and ball given by the congregation OF
st. PauPs German Evangelical church.
Among tho more prominent numbers
on the programme were n piano Duet,
by Rev. Mr.. Haas and Walter Nolte /;
two solos by Mr.. Charles Zulauf; several
choruses by the children's choir, and
some splendid singing by the Mozart
singing society, under the direction Of
Prof. Shockcy. Alter the concert
Mayors orchestra furnished the music
for the ball which kept up until a late
hour.
The committee OF arrangements was
composed OF Nlessrs. Albert Wuctrich,
Henry 1lildebrandt and August Dochre.
The floor managers were NIessrs Henry
liildcbrandt and Charles Gegner.
The contest for gold watch between
Harry Brinkman and Albert Nolte had
aroused Il good deal OF interest and
Noted STOPS. Mr.. Brinkman turned in
$6i0 IS and Mr.. Noltc S37S 25.
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FATALITY AT BESWOOD.
A Well Known Young sian Dan gcrousl.
Nurt,by n fall from IL Horse.

Well Known Young sian Dan gcrously
Hurtby n fall from IL Horse.
What is likely TO prove fatal acct
dent occurred ut Benwood yesterday
morning. As Peter Dolan, well known
and highly respected young man, was
coming ur Water street near Sprouts
saloon on horseback, the horse he was
riding SHE'D and tho saddle slipped,
throwing the young and causing
lis head to strike against q rail which
extended beyond tho fence. The force
OF the blow causedsthe blood TO flow
copiously from his eyes, ears, nose and
mouth.
lie was carried home and physicians
were summoned, who at.thc first exam.
ination thought the skull had been
crushed. Subsequent examination
showed that the skull was intact, but
it cannot be ascertained whether the
brain is injured.
The young manis perfectly conscious
and will to-day be removed to Wheeling
hospital, that he may have the care OF
DR.. Ackermann, as DR.. Uuskins, tho at
tending physician. leaves for Bellevue
hospital, New York.
Dolan is Z brother Of Tim 3. Do!an, OF
This city, and is well known aud well
liked in Wheeling MS we'll as in Ben
wood,
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Hurt Willie Coupling Cars.

Yesterday when the motor came out
OF the Elm Grove railway company's
barn on Sixteenth street to be hitched
to the train leaving tho city at ~
o'clock, Harry Stanley was standing
near, and he offered to make the
coupling. llo stepped between tho
motor and. tho car to do 20, and just as
the two came together he slipped in
some way and fell partly to tho ground,
so that his shoulders and breast were
squeezed pretty severely between the
engine and Cur. Lie was removed to
his homo, suffering considerable pain,
and DR.. Taylor was summoned. lie
found 70 bones broken, and gave it as
his opinion that the worst injury
Stanley mad sustained was pretty
severe bruising up. He viii be laid up
for several days, but will not, it is
Thought, suflerany grave Consequences.
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APPOINTMENT MAN DEAD.


q. . Ut b. "a. 4 . .
Capt. Jncis Adams PASSES Away After n
Painful Illness of i.hounaatlsm. III
Capt. A. ]. Adams, until recently
night clerk at the Hotel Windsor, u po-
sition he was forced to resign on account
Of illness, died at his boarding house on
Sixteenth street yesterday morning OF
inllammatory rheumatism. He hadnot
been in robust health for. long time,
ind was confined 10 his bed for q week
or more. .I5l
Captain Adams was widely known
and much liked by those who knew
him best. lie came to Wheeling n good
many years ago. He was for some time
employed as clerk In the lSTELLlGES-
GER office, aud was for several years n
route mail agent on tho river steamers
when they worc the solo mail routes
between river points. lle was appoint.
cd n clerk In the postoflcc by GU.
Rawling when he was postmaster, was
retained By Colonel Hugh Sterling
when he came into office, and 10 oilici.
cnt was he MS II clerk that when the
office passed into Democratic hands
with Robert Simpson MS postmaster, ho
still kept him in his position for n long
time. Since retiring from the post
office he has held tho position OF night
clerk at the Windsor, and has filled it
acceptably, too.
MIR. Adams was married and his wife,
q sister Of j. p. Mcneil, survives him.
Tho late Samuel Adams, Of East Wheel
ing, and W. p. Adams, OF tho Island,
were his brothers, and Capt. Charley
Adams and Brook f. Adams. tho
plumber. are nephews. His friends
have the aincerest sympathy OF all who
knew the deceased The funeral will
probably take place on Sunday.
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To Mako 1t 1Yntar.pronc

4 contract wos made last night BY
which the arch of the Main street
bridge is 10 DO covered before tho
masonry superstructurc is put on with q
coating OF asphalt. The contract was
made with Mr.. John S. 7. Winans, re-
presenting George /. Peabody, OF Pitts
burgh, and the coating to be given the
bridge will cost from $500 to $1,000.
The material to be used is the highest
grade Ncuchatel rock asphalt, which
has stood tho test OF use. Over the
whole arch and SO much OF the wing
walls rs are over the first stones OF tho
arch will be put first two inches OF hot
composition binder, and on this in ono
sheet without break or seams five
eighths inch OF the asphalt. The ship
ping OF the material and appliances for
the work will begin to-day, and not
later than tomorrow tho work OF put
ting it on will be begun. tits thought
the job can be completed in ten days.
This is warranted to render the arch
absolutely impervious to moisture, ard
will therefore render it the more dur
able. 81 "a
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Watch aIeet!ng To.Nisht.

An interesting watch meeting will be
held ut the Young Mems Christian As.
ISOLATION buildin. tonight, beginning
at 10 o'clock. There will be change
Of topics and leaders every half hour.
This will be profitable and appropri.
ate way for young men to spend the
closing hours OF the old year and to
open the moments OF the new. All are
invited to attend.
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Notice.

The Lady managers OF the Home OF
Friendless Women will be glad to receive
donations either in the form OF provis-
ions or money. Provisions may DO lett
with Stole Bros, grocers, Market street,
or ut the Home. Money may be sent
to Mr.. Joseph Bell, OF the Logan Drug
Company.
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LOUIS HANDEL, Florist, No. G6 Twelfth
street, will have fine lot of Orchids,
Roses, Carnations, Lilies OF the Valley,
Gala and Iarrissi Lilies, Narcissus and
Hyacinths.
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We aim, first, perfection OF fit, which
Ewc guarantee. '.sl y
! Second-Full lcngth and width.
Third-Populnrp prices, and positively Il @.
elnro TINT there nre no garments In the
city that equal thom In price md styles,
4 II. ENTSHEIAIER,
/ Is md 20 Eleventh Street. 4
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THE FEAST OF CuASUKA.
Enjoyable ENTERTAINMENT by tho Pupils ,

Enjoyable Entertainment by tho Pupils OF
the Jewish Sunday School.
At Franzhcim's hall last evening q
good crowd gathered to hear the per-
Torrance by the pupils OF Rabbi B. A.
Bonnheim's Sunday school in celc-
bration OF tho feast OF Chanuka. A
very interesting programme was rem
dered in a thoroughly creditable man
ner, the performance being made up as
follows:
]. Kindling OF Lights. - =. BY the Boys
= Ghnnuka Song; BY the Choir
J. Recitation BY the following pupis;......;;. Z.
Bns pnsns G 1sE AsrDs6
Horkhei,ner Eugene Kline, Gerson Isen-
berg, Edwin Kline, Leon Jacobs. Jesse Van
BerSh, Sammy jacobs. Herbert lIork-
heimcr. Lille Frank, Irma Kraft, Fannie
Emshcimer, Babc,te Daer, Blanch Kru;ls,
Grace Reich. .lT, Il
a song by Elsie Gundling, Bessie Emshcimer,
JeGnnettc Kraft, Stella EmShelmer. Bert.
hold l.Onllheim, Jesse Speycr, Ellwood
llorkhcimer, G'lstchcu Bonnheim.
DIALOGUES ..fl
n. Smart Answer OF the Captains Daughter"
Ellwood liorkheimer.. Captain
Saui rnlk second Passenger
Milton Third Passenger
Pearl Daughter
b.. "Thc Mysterious Guest"
Ierbie Bacr. Inn Keeper
Jennie Norkheimer............."N Mysterious Guest
Da'lu Porter
C. "a Court Scene"
Arthur
iierbic B3cr; Attorney
Nnrrlc rrnnk.. Witness
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

II. L. IILLaI.lN s co. has tho best ms.
sortment in tho bost Plated Ware In til.
city. ;Jss. II. +. IIILLAfAN s. co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31
Pure Lard.

NJ. Reilly's Pure Kettle Rendered Lard
from hogs of my own killing received
daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

THE SUCCESS OF OUR MUSLIN UNDER.
WEAR DEPARTMENT.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

GIRLS Open Face Silver Watches Mt
So 80. II. T.. HILL0IAN L. co. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

DERBY Silver Plated Ware 70 per cent
lower than nny other.
II. Z. IIILLsIAN & CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

SICK HEADACHE yields to BEEcnAM's
Pills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-31

STRAWBERRY HANS have no equal for
delicacy and favor. rS ! ID