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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Stabtratb.

Ser Common GpunciI mar am
gbenb bes l. Desember in SiBuns.
Bie mir porausseiaet, Iautete bas
@utahten bsS StabtanipalteS oabin,
pas 9lrditeft @aIter su flint BrO3ent
@ommiIIion an Der ean3en Sau'
fumme fur buS MuniSipalSebdube bee
re6tist 1T. gtur elm SsnOrant fonnts
baS @eeentbeiI annebmen; bate man
aber nit Serrn @aIter einen ipe3ieaen
gpntraft Semu6t tabe, 70 tpdrbe bic
Stabt cine bubi9s Summe eripart ba'
ben.
@opIe bradte einen 8iin6eI Steuers
erIaliungen elm; 70 fol- aud bic Ntemo'
rial Saqe an a@aibineton Ibenue
itsuerfrei iein, Ubi6on iie feinem anbes
rem 8pede bisnt, alS @eIb aus bem
8ermietben Der 8dumlidfeiten au. idla'
gen.
Ser Mapor bate tpieber mebrere
8etoS einseianet, .tpeI6e an bic reipefs
tipen @omiteS ein9en.
Sie SSriit fir bic YfaiterunB (9tibeIs
Iirun8 y bon Srforb Strabe fpurbe bis
gum Is. Wai 1892 auseeoebnt.
Sin 8ei9lub tpeiit ben Staoteeome.
ter an, PIdne unO SOitenIberi9Idse fir
cine neue eilerne Bride iiber ben 2adas
tpanna Slub an @artpn Strabe borsus
bereiten beseIei6en fur einen eep6Ibs
ten @uIpert iiber bic Weaboip 8rOof an
SrpinS Apenue.
8etreffS elmer Sorberuna bon g. s.
NeHett eeeen bic Stupt iOa elm Sons
promib an0ebabnt tperoen.
gnbeIltiS pahirte bic 8erOrbnuns
bslreffs beS aufsebens zines 2beiIeS
bon @orbOnltrabe, unb GinoerIeibuns
zines anberen 2beiIe8 in bic Stabt.
3peite 2eiuns pafirten mebrere
Imenbemente sur 8erOrbnuns iiber bic
MGeHorenbeb6rbe.
9ie 8onbperorbnune ipurbe babin
abaednoert, bab bic @dbIer iiber beibe
8riden Suiummen abSuitimmen baben,
unb nidt fur iebe einseln. Damit bofft
man cine Mebrbeit fir bus 9rOieft su
ersieIen.
@S tpurbe bei9Iofen, bonn Is. Des
ab feine Sibuneen mebr su baIten, bis
na4 ben SsisrtaSen.
- gine redt Iebbafte Sibuns bate
Der Select Council am Donnerftae
Mbenb /; bic fiinf Demofraten 8ausban,
Wc@ann, WanIep, @orbp unb &earnep
blieben anfanss bem 2ofal ferne, bann
aber, alS aud obne iie Elm Quorum
porbanben mar, fu6ten iie auf ale
mbsIi9e @eiie bic Abiebuns bon 8rus
Der Walib su bintertreiben.
Die @inrei9uns beS Can an6erer
Stelie ertpdbntem 8eri6tS bes Polisei
@omiteS er6ffnete ben Gang, benn aIs
Dale oefen 9Innabme unterituBte, 16rie
Stanley, er babe einen Winoritatss 8es
riat. Na6 Idnssrer Debate, sesen
beren S9Iub bic 9emOfraten ibren
aeerefinen Stanbpunft in einen mebr
bemItbieen reripanbelten, Itimmten
aus @efdaisfeit cine An3abI Republi.
faner NIT ibnen, buB Der Winoritdtsbe.
ri6t sur 8erIeiuns fam. Ser Mntrag,
benIelben an,unebmen, tpuroe ieboh nit
IL eeeen Stimmen auf ben Gid ee.
Iest; nit Der sIeiden StimmensabI
paiIirte Der 9lntrae aur Gnnabme bes
Maioritdtsberidtes. Der 8Orliber ers
fIdrte bann bic Nominationen bes Nas
h0rS fur an8enpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
@ert9bOlles Gigcntbnnl
III Derfaufen,

3ll 0erfdtIteii,
br 5intsrIa1snf&aft Der Serf. Gatbarins
S&abt aus,bSrsnb. DafsIbe bsfsbt aus
ben fpIesnbtn StrtGsn:
2 Cots an MuriOnitra6s, 3pti&sn 9SsOmtns
uub @aIbinstOn, 40 bel 162 }ub 3ur aasy.
Got an MariOnfrabs 80 BET 1852 8uB.
1 Got an @pUmins aps., 40 bel 2O2 GuB.
7epts an apams aus., tsbe 40 bel 1852 6uB.
Die @Obnbauisr 9p. t409 unb 14i1 San'
bsrlpn apsuus, in satsm 3aianot NIT Cots
is 46 bel 232 5ub.
5aus uub Got SO. 4t0 SIiSsfrabs stpii9sn
Wyomine unb 0aibinstcn.
Sbisss Gissntbum pirh untsr sdnftssn BE
binsunssn psrfauft BON
&bas. Srppp, GrsfutcL
ais 81. @afbiustOn Mps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
0Otels

Dtm btutI6tn publifum unb 'mtintn I&psi-
ser '6Isunttn trlaube i'd mir biermit an,u,ei.
gen, bae i'd bic @irtbl6aft SOn Ss GOnra6,
SO. 323 9enn 9Ipenus,
iibnncmmrn babe. SD ptrbt nur bic bslien
SPeiien, @strGnte une Sisarrsn baIisn nnh
bsmibt lrin, .bur6 resIf Ssctsuuns alien es-
rs6trn Anforbsrunesn gu sntipu6tu.
Senrp ppn WriIenflub.
20 Wriu @d&6ft aIs S&isfsrbtdtr fiibrr
ID mic bisbsr fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

Sn sinsm bidtbeiieSeIten TbeiIe
bon @iaiams Strabe tpuroe Wittipo9
gtd6t IL llbr Der 8rieftrdser Cigar
@eibtirser bon einisen 8eSeIaserern
aneebaIten unb I'M feline lbr uno etipa
$50 in @eIo beraubt.
= @uS ben greter Rai&inentpert'
fdttsn babier tpurbe am Donneritas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

9lae SOrten bon NiiHen, 2ebfaben,
Bfeffcrnliie, SteinpHafer uno anberes
feines 8udperf, 9uderpaaren, i66ae
rOtbs g8elbnudtsdpfeI, 2idtsr, Bop
@orn 8auen Ii. I. ip.
Wtarinirte Sdrinse, Sar6sIlsn. Gns
6Opis, Sarbiuen, @abinr unb 2a@s,
O6ienmuuIialat, SdpeinsfdBe un6
8uttelfled ale Sorten BON 2dle, gu.
beIn, @itronat. Oranseni6aIen, Rof'
men unb 3petf6een, fotuie cine noGs
itGnoise AuspabI bon einsemn6tsn
Sriidten II. {. IN.
QuaIitdt fotpie 9etpi9t sarantirt,
unO Daaren fret mad alien 1beilsn
Der Staot perianbt.
S. s. Bibmaper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
MGbchen i,erlanat.

Gin WGb&sn fir aassmsine Sausarbstt in
elmer fsinsn 6amilis. Dlrs. GraIsr, WO. 324
Rabilcn Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Mm sbmtnDii9tige.

Ser llnter3eiduste meIder nod mtbridbri.
gen 9siosn pon sinem i6mersn 9unssnibel
unb Der gefiirhtettn 9 DIN in b d Durdl
elm einfades MitteI 9sbeilt tuuroe. winibt
aa' isinsu WitI,iosnoen Die @etbooe Der Sell.
ung bsiannt 3u MAIDEN. CT wiro allen, bic
20 piinidsn. toitenfrei eine abihrift oes 8e.
3spies isnoen msldes sins iidere SeiIun9 fur
3 S6miubfudt aitbma, Gatarrb,
8ronditis unb ole gals. uno euueen.
aHethonsn il CT bOfft oub ale 9eioenoen
ieip Rittel probiren. .tueIhes uniddsbar 1T.
Dtr oas 2sjept. bus ni6ts toftet uno iegens.
reid isin fam, wiirftt i6rsibe ssfduisft an
Reo. GSparb n. ODilfon,
BrooiIpn, 0em eort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Mei6ert's
Sntuelter : 0ei9aft,
@alleD Sans 8lOtf.

aei9e auswabI bon sOlOeneu uno fiIberueu
llbren, @anoubren. SiIbermaoren, 8inse.
9roheu, 8OritednaoeIn. uno iiberbaupt Elm
politou6i9es Eager bon allen ill mein Gad
einfdla9cuben Baaren.
&eporatureu bon Saideu. uno gBnno'
ubren, S6mudIaden etc. werOen bsfer uno
plnftli6er beiorst, aIs ionftDO in Der Staot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
VOrtrQitS
I'm Granpit unb Sci

tn SroDpm uNp %Oet
psrben in fiinfInilGsr @eiis ;u nisorisifsn
preiieu in bsm gltslier bss Strrn .M aab, 81
RspubIiran @sbGubt, aussfiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

9eutf4s 8riefIiae.
peter Gttt, 9. RtuIina
ei,,it RauIslmann, @. Sismbr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

,,Gussnias Gebeimnis Der SdBnbsit" III
feline 6arbr Obtr 8Isi6t, unb ma@t bic Saut
tIalfiIb, peib unb rOlis, tpis bic zines ainbss;
ST. ,SiirtilGs &pfsnbIattsr," unjnfUrbartr
Geint fur 9ipptn unb @sf&t fsin ME cine
tbsn erbliibtt &pIs; prtis 81 90 unb $3.50.
,,@Osmstil6e Wasfsn" SsrbrGsrn unb rsr-
f6Snsrn ben 5sint; prsis So mt 3ubsbSr.
ugerbt0srtes auburnine" jur GOlorirune irg.
sno etnts srblsiGttn pbsr eraurn paares gum
babI6sitrn titianiidfn 8Otb, seruhlOs, aus
bauerno anb barmIOs. 50. ,yamuIa" sntfernt
pclitip 6lrfsH uuo SOmmerlprOG.n 81 unb
SO. ,Wama Dura" IN Der tin,ist GaItsnper.
tiger, ben Asatr smpfsbIsn, 81. y8usma"
ilf Gin iOfort pirfsncer paa3rifSrer, 81 90.
.OeuIins," eas srpbs 8ui@Bnsrunssmittsl
fir Iuesn, 81. Gau be Auinine 9pnie, Der
srUbs Saar'Grjsussr; f&ast ras paar Dor bsm
ausfaIItn. ST.
Sc eenp'8
"Skeleton Bangs" aus natiirIiHsm 6dare
anssfsrtist, febtrIsitt 1atursstrsu unO biblG,
INNER In Srpnune, pom So aufwGrts.
I3ppft in alien 6aarfaTtsn, srHs AuaIitat,
BON S. anfparts; ltpsits Auatitat BON 81
autpGris. A6,3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Wtniifalii6e Snltrunlente

@tuns bier 8Sn
Saus, 3hbrn, 3rommd prien.
IN
fem Sbiet aaa unb J ben bdanntn pppuIinn preHm.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28
BOUND OVER UNDER BAIL
James Callahan will Answer to the Charge
r. ofHorse Stealing in January.

The young man who was brought
here from St. James last week by Sher-
i'll Schmelz, charged with horse stealing,
was given a hearing before Justice
Baasen on Tuesday and bound over to
appear before the next term Of court. His
bail was fixed at $500, and mis- parents
came down on Wednesday and secured
his release. His name is James Gala.
nan, and his home is near Sleepy Eye.
He confesses to taking the horse from
his neighbor, Hubert Hillesheim, but
says he does not know why he did it.
As he has property himself, it is hard
to account for his conduct
The st. James Journal says he
brought the horse to that city and Of
fored the animal for sale. Buyers not
being plenty he traded it to Rhoades &
Carmean for a buggy, getting q small
sum to boot. These gentlemen sold
the horse to M. ". Wakefield. Sunday
q farmer from Brown county arrived
searching for. a stolen horse, and Mr..
Wakefeld's purchase was identified as
his property. Sheriff Stemper started
after the thief, and finally overhauled
him in Adrian, brought him back and
locked him up.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28
STOLE a DOLLARS WORTH.
So Finds the Jury in the Pioneer Press
DonnellY Libel Suit.

The suit of Ignatius Donnelly against
the Pioneer Press. for publishing Bill
Kings famous and sarcastic letter to
the plaintiff, occupied the attention Of
the Minneapolis courts last week and
enlisted the best legal talent in the
state. Donnelly caught it from all
sides, and his reputation suffered pain
fully. The jury found verdict of one
lone dollar as against the 100000
asked for, and, according to the follow
ing from the Press, it will be paid: The
jury manifestly regarded the mangled
remains Of Mr.. Donnelly's reputation as
they came out of the judicial slaughter
as of no value whatever, and they might
have expressed their contempt for it in
terms of one cent or two cents. Instead
of that they elevated it to the dignity Of
dollar-a whole dollar a round dol
lara silver dollar-the dollar Of our
fathers; not one of Donnelly's sort, the
stunted and spurious spawn of a free
and unlimited coinage; but a genuine
dollar of the epoch. with only seventy
two cents worth of silver in ii, is true,
but for the present an honest dollar be-
cause exchangeable for gold one at
par. For the award of the jury, he
may be assured, will be duly paid in
one of those shining discs, emblazoned
with the goddess of liberty on one side
and the American eagle on the other,
proclaiming the national notices: "E
Pluribus Unum'' and Gin God We
Trust" set all around, not with the
STARS that Donnelly saw when he fell
from his dizzy height of expectations
but with the emblems of the national
glory pluckcd from the flag of freedom.
He will be paid his award in this solid
silver coin which he has wished to make
the measure of all values, and which by
piece of justice at once poetic and
judicial has been adjudged to be the
true measure of the value of his char
acter as public man. 1t is worth, &C
cording to the solemn decision of tho
tribunal to which he appealed, just this
little one round silver dollar, which, at
the proper time, we shall send to Mr..
Donnelly with our compliments. and
which he will no doubt cherish as q
precious souvenir of the memorable
.svindication' which he received at the
hands of a Minneapolis jury, and as an
exact measure of the estimate placed
upon him by contemporary courts of JUS
tice. It is true that this estimate diff.
fered some what from his own, and that
his reputation is found to be worth in
the judicial scales just one-hundred'
thousandth part of the valuation he him
self had put upon it, but his little silver
dollar will be worth to him a good dea'
more than its currency value if it shall
teach him the Christening lesson o.
humility which he SO much needs.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28
THE BRIDGES WILL BE BUILT.
Action Being Taken Which Means Their
Completion This Winter.

A special meeting of the city council
was held on Friday evening at which
the matter of building brides at Beuss-
nann's ferry and the Courtland cross
ing was the principal topic of discussion
Mr.. johnson. bridge man of Mime
apolis, appeared during the meeting
with several suggestions, and after
some talk it was resolved to appoint a
committee of two to act with a similar
committee appointed by the petitioners,
with the mayor as chairman, to ascer-
tain the cost of the bridges and best
means of raising the necessary funds.
Monday night in pursuance to this
action on the part of the council a citi-
zens meeting was held with Jos. Eek
stein as chairman and Armin Stein
hauser as secretary. A. Behnke and
E. G. PAIL were unanimously selected
to act with tho councils committee and
it is now expected that work will be
commenced at once. C.L. Roos and Jos.
Schmucker will represent tie council.
Mrs. Elder of Chaska is here on a
visit. ~
Henry Keller of Aberdeen SD. lis here
on visit.
E. E. Slower, who was accused by
Rose Of the murder of Moses Lufkin.
has been interviewed and shows plainly
the Righteousness of the condemned
mans charge. The Redwood and
Marshall papers also take up Slover's
cause and establish Rose not only as a
man who was not afraid to die, but as
one also who knew how to lie. Perhaps
now we will not hear so many sugges-
tons as to what ought to be done with
Merriam.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price Is
cents. Sold by Henningsen & Kiesel.
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, BY Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In
jector free. Sold BY Hennlngsen &
Kiesel.
If parents, who have children sub
iect to Group, would take the advice Of
@. N. Olson, the druggist, they would
never be without q bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house. It
will not only cure Group but will pre-
vent it, il used as soon as the first
symptoms appear, which can always
be done i the remedy IS kept 81 hand.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, BY Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cents. Nasal In
jector free. Sold BY Hennlngsen &
Kiesel.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price q
cents. Sold BY Henningsen 8 Kiesel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29
some FlNb MUSIC.

The Nail City Mandoliu, Banjo and Guitar
Club Sorenad es the IntelIigencer.
The INrELN1dENcERf force was treated
to very pleasing and artistic musical
performance by Prof. f D. GQldby aud
four Of his pupils, members of the Nail
City Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar club.
last night. Their ipptrgmeptg were all
we'll handled, and their music would do
credit to professional organization
Che quintette first played concert selec.
lions, and their time and chords were
perfect, Prof. Colby acted as leader,
playing on the bani 10 and mandolin.
After several very creditable SELECTIONS
were rendered in this manner, Prof
Colby played several banjo soloa in a
most acceptable manner, two of the ia
miliar airs with variations arranged by
himself being especially meritorious.
Prof, Colby has only been in this
city few months, coming here from
Paterson, n. j., and in tibet short time
he has gotten together a cl3ss OF twenty.
Eve members, all OF whom are good am
ateur performers.
At date not yet fixed, butin the near
future, Prot. Goldhy Snd tweRty.three
members othis class will give concert
There will be thirteen young ladies who
are studying the ban 10 and mandolin In
the concert.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29
IOCAL RRgYITIsS.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.

Matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.
sElAn CHAMBERLAIN, deceased, tS sncS Sc EiG
as President OF tho c. L. & W. road by Edwln
r, Perkins.
A MARRIAGE license was issued 10 George
Long. aged u, and Lizzie HeEbipk, aged %, both
OF Wheeling.
Tag"KIpg,s Daughter, OF st. Luke's church,
will give a supper this evening at their chApel
on South Broadway, Island.
THIS weeks Once IHeek contains halfpage
illustration OF The union Bridge CURING COZ
siFpetlUn and showing the false WORK, Traveller,
etc, with brief description.
MYSTIC LODGE, No. ., X. OF P, OF Elm Grove,
viii celebrate tomorrow night, in the town
hall, lie fourteenth anniversary Of It's lnAutu'
ton, Mayors orchestra has been engaSed.
MANAGER RIEsTER, Of tho Bellaire blast fur
mace, was knocked off a high tramway BY NOV
ing car, falling about tweuty feet 10 The rongh
ground below. He was painfully bruised, bu'
not seriously hurt.
IRL Hicks predicted severe storm from the
20lh 10 the 2Sd, followed by intensely colo
weather, and this by warm, sunny weather On
the 18th and 9th, followed closely oy avery colo
wave. I'll will got his dates mixed.
THE County Commissioners mot yesterdi y and
audited the monthly bills. The clerk was d.
recISd 10 advertise for proposals Tor furnishing
mehicInes and medical Attendunee on the poor
In the city for the ensuing year.
THE Llnsly Cadets will give their second hop
at their armofy Friday evening, CARDS o. 40
last hop was such grand success that every
body Is looking forward to a good time Friday
tuE ColloouiAl Association Of the island have
RECENTLY hung up IN their hall on Zane street,
a lnO Photographic group o. the members, Ihe
President, Uncle Dick Richardson, and Nod
orator, q. +. BrauniicA, show up well In the gal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29
TEAS. CoFFEEs. ETC.
AtlanticTeaCo.
TEA IMPORTERS
COFFEE RoASTERS.

We have just completed invoicing.
The result is very gratifying to US. Not
90 much for it's money item value as the
fact that the year just closed has made
for us thousands OF customers, showing
an increase far beyond our most san
guine expectations. We feel grateful
toward every patron for the part they
have taken in supporting our honest
and successful battle against high prices.
At various times would.be competitors
have tried to mialead the public by as
sertiug that We could not possibly sell
goods at the prices we advertise. This
persistent display Of jealousy on their
part has materially strengthened us,
and while We appreciate the result oil
their conduct, we cannot but pity the
spirit that prompts such methods We
fear no competition. We are not afraid
to advertise prices and the reputation oil
our house is sufficient guarantee that
YOU will find every article We sell to be
lust what we say it is, and at just the
price we advertise. Victory always in
spires confidence. We therefore enter
the promising year Of 1891 with re-
newed vipor with a determination to
beat our record Of 1890.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folk
Abroad
A. s. Kerr, OF RayenSwood, Is registered at tn
Windsor.
9, +. Blue, Of wellsburg, is stopping at TIT
Windsor.
william II. aulb, OF MlddloSOuruo was Vi
yesterday.
Mr.. K. Lambert, Of the New York Tt1sHe, |
at the Mcclure.
Mr.. A. 8. Kerr, Of RAvenSwoOd, Is registered
at the Hotel Windsor.
J LIE Duke, formerly with Paige, Carey & Co..
re urned TO town yesterday
John Brooks, Of MoundGyIlle, was registered
at The stImm House last night.
Il, y. SerREEoEd, Of MorgRntown, was gpes
at the stRmm House yesterday.
August Harms, nephew Of II. Hartman. who
has been sojourning with his reletiyes, left yes
terday for COber, Iowa.
The Misses Kitchener have visiting them a
1.-THE 0rme" their cousin, Mis- Maute Kirk, Of
Wheeling, W. Va lPdShtRgtOn D ~ Star,
MI, ". c. Martin, OF III. whitaker iron works
Is lying dangerously III at his boarding house
with consumption, and his parents have been
summoned 10 his bedside.
Judge John A. Campbell. Of the Circuit Court
left yesterday for Omaha, Nebraska, on pressing
business. He will be back on ebruaEy Q. Nc
cases arc on his docket between this date and
that,
Mrs. WIN Lukins, nee Miss MAude Rodley. Il
lying at the residence 4 her, father in East
Wheeling, very grRvely III with typhoid pneu
mouia All her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Secretary Frauzheim, Of the City Gas Board
and Councilman Ed Robertson left Mt ii:2O yen
terdAy forenoon for Ch2rleston, TO exercise tbeiI
Influence in favor Of tho passage Of the Wheel
Ing electric light bill.
Speaking OF revival services at the ChrIstiSn
church there, the BellRi % TflbuRe says: An at
tractive feature In the music last evening was
the sweet singing Of blind Mrs. seeley, Of Wheel
Ing, who sang Beautifully "a Little Talk with
Jesus" and "some Sweet Day.
Mr.. Willard l.. wells, Of the Standard glass
M WeilS 6RS formed a pSrtuerSSlb Win III
brother. Q. Homer Wells, architect, Of this city,
TO go Into the contracting business, and will re-
move 10 Wheeling Oh the first OF February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-29

Mrs. George K. McMeohen gave g
large course dinner yesterday afternoon
10 twelve Of her intimate friends.
Miss Gene Friend, Mrs. Addie Boggs
and Mrs. George Flaccus will give re-
ception this afternoon from 8 to Q, at the
residence Of thsir brother, Kennedy
Friend, Esq.
Miss Flora Kraus entertained a large
number OF friends in splendid style last
evening at her home on Chspline street,
in honor Of her charming guest, Miss
Gold, Of Milwaukee.
On next Tuesday evening the Ladies'
Sewing Guild Of St. Matthew's 2. =
church will give supper at Germania
Hall. The names Of the ladies Of this
society furnish a sufficient guarantee
that q good meal Will be served,