davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The annual report of the Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and sil- yer Mining Company for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891, shows n product of 2G, 603, s42 pounds of copper, sold for S2, 937, l34, and 2S5, ,856 ounces of silver, nt slGo, O89. The expenses were &, lo1 ,3lS, leaving mining profit of S)05, 860. Interest payments and the cancellation of bonds called for S251, ; 359, and dividends for 3G25, 900 leay- ing Q surplus of s119,5Oo Added to a former supplua of Sl ,O95,Oa9, total of Sl, ,2l4, 529 is reached, out of which there was expended for mining proper ty $25, ,0O0, for construction at the mines Sl04, ,834, and for the sraelting works at Great Falls, Mon 3i62, ,9SO, leaving a surplus of SG2l, 7l5 The cost of fine copper at the mine was 57l cents, and laid down in New York, sold, 7.S7 cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The Florence Enterprise says that the Hon. P. E. Brady, n consistent and honest Democrat, will oppose the adop- ton of the constitution upon the ground that it is unjust in many of its provis- ions, and particularly so upon the water question We are well aware that Mr. Brady was never an advocate of statehood, in the present financial condition of the Territory, although as member of the legislature he voted for the bill submitting it's various pro visions to tho electors for their consid- eration.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17


 New Mexico, candidate for state hood, finds herself ii the condition of Lazarus when breekfasting upon the crumbs thu. fell from Dives table. The Socorro, N. N.. Chieftain in an article bearing tht caption, ''No Funds Available, conveys the information that no Territorial courts will be held until 1892, and alleges as reason for the delay, that the district is strapped, and that the judge refuses to run the court on jawbone.
 The way in which some of the New Mexican papers talk, it would not sur prise us if Judge Lynch would convene court and employ hhngman to give effect to his decrees. The Southwest Sentinel says 'Crime will bo punished and lawlessness suppressed in Grant county whether courts aro held or not Murder and stock stealing will be dan gerous pastime even without courts. " The Silver City Enterprise, of October 9th, devotes column recounting the | lawless condition of Grant county, in which the following appears; "Phe sit uation IS certainly vory grave and will doubtless end in bloodshed The time has now come to draw the line. The lives and property of our citizens must be protected at all hazards, and the thieves and outlaws put down for once and forever It is either one side or the other Men who believe in main taiuing law and order should come to the front and show their hand, and those who sympathizo and shield the thieves must be claSsed with them, There IS no halfway ground The fact fact that it has been almost impossible to convict thief in this county for years past, makes the situation all tue more aggravahng, and If our people arc made oC the same material as those of other sections they will soon rely solely upon themselves for protection, and in that event the rustler will go, and will not stand on the order of hi, | going"
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The accession of the Australas;an Colonies to the Universal Postal Union went into effect st inst and letters can hereafter he gent to New soEth Wales, Victoria, Queensland, West Australia, south Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, British New Guinea and the Fiji Islands at the rate of } cents per l ounce or fraction thereof
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The death of Mir, John H. B. La trobe, Of Baltimore, recalls the fact that he was the last survivor of the party who accompanied Peter Cooper on the trial trip of the first locomotive that ran from Elhcott's Mills to BRlti- more The rather amusing circum- stance connected with this event was that the locomotive ran q race with Stockton and Stokes gray mare that drew Q car on the other track, and that tho latter, in consequence of break down on the part of the 'iron horse, /" became the victor, Mir Latroha was also largely instrumental in founding tho Republic of Liberia, and had n widespread fame as practical philan thropist. He was the oldest student of West Point, the oldest railroad official in this country, and the oldest lawyer in his State
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The Ordnance Bureau of the navy has, it IS stated, procured the most rapid of rapid-fring guns in the world. The Dashiel finch gun was recently tested at the Indian Head proving grounds with She service charge of brown powder, firing in salvos of five rounds The first five were fired in 20 seconds, the second in 22 seconds and the third iu F sec onds.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
Deafne., Can, be Cured

By local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear
 There is on'y onS way to cure deafness, and that IS by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an iIHamed condi- tiou of the mucous lining of the Eust1- chian Tube. When this tabe gets in famed you have rambling sound oI imperfect hearing, and when 1t is entire ly closed deafness is the result, and un- less the inflammation cau be taken out and this tube restored to its normal com dtiun, hearing wlll be destroyed forever nine cases cut of ten are caused by ca,arrh, which is nothing hut all in. famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars fot any case of deafness (caused by catmrh, that We can not cure hy taking Hsll's Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free.
 F. ]. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo, a
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

Charles D. Posten. now Q resident of Pbeni1, was Arizona's first representa- tive in Congress- He was bright, in- telligent member, and unsurpassed in usefulness by any one who has since served the Territory in tlat position. He is still useful worker in behalf of his adopted Territory; an encyclopedia of Western domestic and local events for almost forty years.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
Notice to I'aI.PayGTs,
RY oTIcr IS HEREIN GIVEN ThAT

NOTICE IS HEREIN GIVEN THAT 4H be Duplicate AssaasHf"Ht R"li t Gla CuuH AIizn4 Territory tr the year 1891 is nHw in nay puss ssinu for 5Ga ci,lec tioa of taxes levied therein, 2nl that sai taxes will e delinquent cu she Third tSrlf Monday i December 1891, and that unless paid an that day or pfior thereto, one and one.half 5 rer cent. Der month during the time tie said faxes shall le delinquent to- gether with accruinc costs, will be added to the amnnnt thereof as penalty.
 Taxes arc rayalle at my office in the Coun- ty Court House. between the hours of 9oclock .. m, and o'clock D. n. every day except holidays.
 Globe, Arizona. Sept l4 1891
 J. IT, THOMPSON,
 Tax Collector of Gila County, 4. T. septIQ-5U
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
NorICB-

GLOBE, Ariznpa, Sept 2ist 1891 NO]ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT QN l have ih,s day sald and delivered to Johnson Brothers, my entire business, cpn- sisting If merchandise and book accounts, ant they are authorized t0 collect aIl debts due me as per thr bnks transferred tn them, ! an responsible for all the iudebte ness contracted by me, and will pay the same on presentation
 [ thank my friends for the hoeral patronage extended me, and ask the same kind treat ment for my successors.
 D. c. F&GALA. seut26-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
,rr rrnrL ,n t,.c ruI,,i,.

l wish to say to my friends aud tie public, tlaf regard Chamhyriaiu' colc, Cholera and Darrbea Remedy as tl,e nest preparation Iu use for Colic and D.Mrh9, It !. the finest selling uedi- cue ! ever handled, hecausc it slrays tivys satisfaction 0 II CLARK.
 urapecytilc, Tcxe-. Fnr sale Iy II c Huolcock
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
Curc rar crnnlrs ln tne .lamnrh

ALBERT ELwIN Editor of the Lconmd Texas, GHiptic, says For the cure oi cramps iu the stomach Chamberlain 8 Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy is tc best aud most speedy 1 ever used Many others who have fried 1t entertain he same opjuion. For sale by Il C. Hitchcock
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
In Soptenber. 30 mlninq companic

In September, 30 mning companies, which make public statements of their earnings, paid dividends to the amount of Sl .45I,3 Since January lst, 80 companies have paid SIP, ,398, o05. In September, 1890, IS companies paid $f,0Is, coo, while in the first nine months of 1890, 56 companies paid S9.229.g81.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
preventative of chIl.s.

is not surpassed.
 It is endorsed by he test ehtmisss o4 sAs. most eiiicacious, strengthening TonIs this. country has ever produced. the valve oi ~Aisk will he recognized by all " ko may nse ttsa.
 Private citizens of 4 rizopa visiting St. Ituia have ex pressed their convictions that it is Ps-. culiarly adapted to the wants cf shAt Tssri.- tory, and needs only trial to iasurs ifs sBssty introductf3n there.
 Ordets addressed to THR wRFT INDIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY vW he promptly xrcuted dec ls-N
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

Building castles in the air is now re- garded as one of the lost arts since the failure to erect Q hundred thousand dollar hotel for tho accommodation of ariel navigators in ambient air that en- eompasses Tucson.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

Advocates of statehood who pay no tax and consequently dance while others pay the fiddler, arc as proud of the re- gently framed constitution as the boy with his first pair of red-top boots Look at my boots Lcok at our con stitntinnl
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

A slight decline is noted in the price of copper, due to the report that the Anaeonda is about to resume. Lake is quoted at r. l5o for forward delivery.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
THE UDElL Type Writer

H0A wiIl buy the oDELL TYPE WRI- NGU ran TIrh 7S characters, and S16 f,i the SINGLE CASE ODEfI.. warranted tp do better suik than any machine inade
 IL coinliBes SIMPLICITY with BUBABIfI9Y sPrEl, EASE OF OPERATION, wears longer with. nur c.,st of repairs than any other machine Has no ink iihlon to bother the operator 1t is NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL, nickel. plated, perfect ani adapted to all kinds of type writing Like printing press, it produces sharp, clean lesihly manuscripts Two nr ten copies can be ma le at one writing. Any intelligent per son can become an operator in two days. We offer $l eco to any operator who can equal the work of the DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
 Reliable Agents and Saleslren wanted Special inducements tn Dealers.
 For Pamphlet giving Endorsements, etc., address.
 ODELk TYPE WRITER co. 95s -36A DeaFborn st. CHICAGO, faA.
 js3a-2Tn
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
women and Children FlTSl. ? 07 (, Napier HeuY
 "Csrst LslTllg tla Prstarlln, "ly GlStaRDlr5

T.ach Of these pictures is reproduced In photo. Fravure size 2lxa3 and cfninenily fitted for fram ilg, aud will adoru the walls of the most refined holc.
 T!,c subscription price of the Weekly Exami. rcr" si0 and subscriptions may be sent either direct tD ". K. Hearst. Publisher, San Francisco, through the Local Agent cf Inc Examiner ~ fls Postmaster,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
cIEA rNcAMPMIhT. Ao. ,.

I. 0. o. F. meets on the second sad iesith. Fridays in each month Visiting brrihrts "a good standing cordially insii ed to skrTd
 E, e. FOX,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
TRknE MkRKS.
..---al=e.taee,..si, a,.--.oftss frs; pa2ersu

Ere-s.=r- taccs.ssil sa,a--.: oftss first paper ou C:e l=y (. cal l.ss.-.-o '..'l-s. v-s 5s.ieye was c.a "...,.- D 70. | for, ,-'----,y yitl5'; the iah=5..a;.s cf,a1 CJas. ,.--c-a.. s. bce;' iattr. cs.cl i! i.ie se-si .,.i .;... .-sil-sJJ, s"Aa," E-c iaaay e.a-s I.isaces. os'.3, ,..saa1eo 5nheat7 CIs iaev..S5.sa [ aeovs- E. ia1isr.ty e2. ;;..at .,aer Ii-@ccrs, !sss s asseeed | b. Y9l=ss- g-e-1.iya5. Tae '..Ssia.asr" has ts.:ea I'e.se.i e: :1oss 1-o-a.ac: ,i,aec il Cse rsw--@2-- z-.lo of '-,s ye---, aat i.5 N'ecs;;y eG..l5.. i e.y S,sc-a..g l=@-:; Y ta1se wlo want e.: ia..sss.a aa ! rc..sg,: aa2-r pi.s..s a. ".e ~ay" vc-.oa> t-..-...r wi;t ,'c I-c....a.a c@srI =.s-s E :. ,-. ]. a.st. the '' ''1xs,;....,s." c::.c-..'- .sas,'es, and it is o=,y ree2ssa=y q a-J ....s ;'.i --r .c a1s.cSst. y2.se oft-e fv.l.si .isss ,oe2 - il VI. $ ;.c G.s.T-.u.-l a.a5as all t..s aa5sc-..cr5 Otss Qa2--. -1 1ai1.;isato these pre- :a.a.,, v,,.-,. .s.;. g l. ylac in,.a D oca's 10 .-,,.3. every ss5ssfi5es receives o.e cfG.s f5uF great i.-.a-. i.-u-ss, r-.i-..'T.. ae '''7i,ed 'o k.a i. Q td3s t.-ess from l.tc ''aiaiaer' o!aee 1. a soo.f z e Ter. r-t,e-rit,fi1lt 1 g received:
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
Stomach Bitters.
Flo. ss, sousa sssena sss ses.
SAINT LOUIS. NIsgorKT

This great Tonic has been introduced ts lAs, D alle pf the Mississ.fl Valley for the PAst hirte,n years with untoundsd success ard pepsialiiy.
 Thrro K noiaing Of the kind axtaPs ahst equals 1t as a Stimulant- ea apetIzsg, or Astis iyspeptic Il is particularly adapted te E4Ae rinus districts and as 8
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
Tie RsGast from MGs:aT, b7 IalSsollaT. 7ls R9ll GhrIQt 2a.aY t7 1. W:glfF.

I.ach of t,icse pictures i5 elxe5 inches, and they are e.cRantly reproduced ia inc smile, showing every t;lt Rgd coor Of the great originals either one Ct which could not be purchased for SIoo,oo
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
TERrroaY or A6IioxA. !

CoUS.Y or GJla.
 l. Chas. ?, Aorin. County Gssorsss. B, sni faf said Coeuty. lsrr{oIy siorse4is. C. hereby certify, Lat jEe hlute sni sgaiEE is full true and curv, ct cory of ths sriislcs ni Incorporation "i ! he Gllf snd Final Sun mit 'IolI Read tau.larY as the ssre apg ssIc i'd 'Ls files oi nv aiSce, lat tte same Is iS.a and correct ,IyIucri3t thutiuIu sa2 si tAe- vhrlc thereof SC also Uf she eH5Cls,tasstz tltIeru
 Given under my hand and Seel sf oiBce, sai' the 2nd day of Ser tepll CT. 4. D.. 1891.
 tScaf GdAS. T. MARTIN,
 County Recorder, Gils Co, { '. sept, 5-Ct
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

RIRRwoOu ACApEN Y .3r b,ys 70 /, D. Eeiss CsSi. UncF F11htiItsIlai. @lvo tf .sSOo. tih forms. OtJens sept h ;. Aionso eirhsg. Pn D frta
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17
rEgEI,oaG or irizoxA. , ;.


 r. N. 8 snyder. a Notary Pubiic in aEJ f-. said County. do heteAy cegtts thst v. h. Gnttlh, C. ChIistiansun ani C. " Wtislf, each of whom are personally known [. me ,s he the person whose names aIv subscribed tS tle auutxei and farseaing Art.clss ai lRev5- ara i-n, aff feaard te.oYe ne tLis day ia rSs- sn5 acsnrr ltdp,j tha3 tEsy rigssA s,4 s,sled ths said Instrument ef sli,ng fes tSc c1Eaidesaii Il #u'i lvtia>e tbon1iD stated Given under iuy .4ul aud Notari6i soal t.s9 thinieth day oi J auo, lSSi B. & SE%DEE. '-'' '1,' ~e'''i Notary Ep0EEs
 Ria., c.. & C., Euduysed
 ''rRRKIT0Ri cE ARIZONA, -g
 CorNTY CY CHA. I. Jhas I Martin, County EeeeIGss, ;n and for a4id &ils County, ds hereby certify, that tke NitEia iUstUmeEt of writing, x&3 fieA at tae .sggcst uf Jos Rsjn.au, 9u tta lst day of sept, A. D 1891. at otiuSks ? u., Egcer5s us Gi.s County, Aii10Ls gsrTi- terry.
 issaLy CHAs, !. MARTIN.
 County ssGa.svr,
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

he his hes. amour. of indebtedness o. Ns bility t9 which said Cuyuation is lt shy sine to subject itself ia the 5uR of Ise th5Hs and dolisrs
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The ti;0e us the coinmeucstlspt of :hic Cor poretiaE shall be the tune of fling tEess erii clss af incorporation for record in tbe cfhas of the County Eoc,idsr in and for the County ti Giia and the County of Pima, sad its terIniae iou shall be fifty yeaTs then next ensuing.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The private property of ti. members. ss. cers and stockholders ot ssid Corporation is E.. be and shsll be sXsn Pt from any and kii rlthts, liabilities aud cl.rges Uf <aid Corpora. tiun.
 h aitneas hereof said parties bs,e hsFs- anto ,et their hands aud sssls, aE .bis sAs hiitietb day uf June, ISGl.
 V. M. GRIFFITH, tS<si [
 C. V MRlGHT issal
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

The capital stock ai said Corporation sneiI 5s fifty Thousand Dollars, to re divided At5 five hundred shares, of tte denomination af one hundred &0llsrs each Said shares shall be fuli paid and shall be, uu tEe organiEati' of said Corporation. issued ;u full % ihs sal. owners of the said toll rad, as their iptegsss therein shsll be- as snd fer a full pay risnt fo- said toll ruad asd al Eud every ia rishts, franchises and privileges.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

,el,t264
Arizona silver belt., 1891-10-17

iSing nediUm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26

a'pumpkin, and kept soft by the con-
slant application OF olive oil. He dc.
scribcd their modc OF wearing heavy
brass ornaments suspended from their
cars, and said that he had never heard
n baby cry during his stay on the island.
They couldn't cry. Tho child was fed
on some soft food, and when it was full
the mother made the remainder OF tho
food into little balls and forced them
down the throat OF tho infant. II was
then placed in the sun, and filed up
again as soon rs it was awake.
The marriage ceremony is tedious
alinir. Tho man and woman to be
mated call on the medicine man, who
gives each Of them bar OF iron, which
they carry around with them to show
that their love is strong as iron. They
sit down in the sun on the bars OF iron,
the blood from two fowls is allowed to
coagula,e, the medicine man cuts tho
coagulGtcd blood in two parts and in
spccts them. II the signs are all right
he knocks the heads OF the happy
couple together three times and sends
them about their business. When
they want divorce the mcdi-
cine man gets into boat
and pulls out into deep water with the
man and his wife hanging on tho sides.
They are compelled to stick their heads
under the water, and the one who first
pops up his or her head loses the d.
rorcc; which means, that ho-or she
cannot get married again.
At the conclusion OF the DOCTORS Ice
turc an appeal was made to the audi
ence for contributions to the Emancipa-
ton monument building fund and the
audience responded literally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26
ABOUT PEOPLE.
B:rGnEcrs in tho City anu Wheelln: Folk
Abroad.

B:rGnEcr5 in tho City anu Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
J. A. Connolly, OF Littleton, is at the
Bchler.
Charles Villinger, OF Fairvicw, is at
tho Windsor.
Tho Down on the Farm" company
is quNrtcrcd at the Hctcl Bchlcr.
J. n. Williams, OF Bucl,hannon, took
dinner at the Windsor yesterday.
S. ?. McGough, OF Grafton; ". S.
Davis, OF Belington, and ]. J. Wiggin-
ton, OF Fairmont, are registered at the
Stamm House.
1Ir. Dana Goycr, former well known
Wheeling man, now living in Montana,
arrived in the city yesterday and will
remain with friends for several days.
Hon. \. B. Scott arrived home Inst
night from the meeting OF the National
Republican committee, well pleased
with the result OF its deliberations.
Mr.. Eddis Hood and Miss l.. Anna
Atkinson, OF Pittsburgh, were married
yesterday afternoon in the parlors OF
the MIcLure House, by Rcv. W. II.
Cooke.
DR.. L. L. Sherrod, IN acquisition to
The medical staff of Wheeling, 4 gradu-
ate OF Bellevue Hospital Medical Col
lego and for several years connected
with the leading hospitals OF New York,
has located in Wheeling, and has OPEN
ed offices ut No. 1925 Market street, on
rosilc the posIotiice. The doctor is Il
gentleman OF culture and refinement
and ranks high in his profession. He
confines his specially strictly TO diseases
OF the eye. car, throat and nose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26

James Corners, tho wrestler, called
Mt the ISTELlldENcEE office last night
and said that he was willing TO wrcstle
Robert Purcell, whose challenge was
printed in yesterdays paper, or any
other man. He will wrestlc for any
sum from 800 to $3.50 side. He saws
he did not come here looking for a
Wrestling match, but ii he sees q chance
to make y few dollars he will be willing
to take it up. llo stipulates, however.
il Purcell wants to make q match, TINT
the forfeit shall! BIO put upin RESPONSE
bic hands, and if Purcell will leave $50
with the 1STELLI0ENCEH rs q forfeit ior a
match for any sum from SlCG to $3.50,
catch ms catch can, he will be glad to
talk business With him or his repre-
sentativea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26
Embellishments Engagement.

The sale OF reserved seats will open
at c. A. Houses music store this morn
ing for the engagement OF Robert Man
tell at the Opera House Saturday after
noon and evening. The New York Ncus
says: An audience which filled the
Madison Square Theatre yesterday after
noon sat deeply interested during the
exploiting OF Edward NJ. Aliriend's new
play, "Tho Louisianian." 1t is story
OF high life in New Orleans and Paris
during the time OF the First Empire,
with a glimpse OF the Bots de Bologne
as dramatic picture-the scene being
that OF duel. The story is told in true
dramatic manner. The language is
strong. and the humor bright and anus
ing. The romance OF the story, the
picturesque. costumes and the interest
which centres in.the characters and the
embodiment OF the plot holds ones at
tention throughout. In short 1.-THE
Louisianian" is q strong and absorbing
ly interesting play and well acted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26
STRANGLED TO DEATH.
a o!nn Found Dead in n Yard on the Soutl


About 4 o'clock yesterday morning
Patrick Dougherty, living at No. 1921
Woods street, stepped into his back
yardto 90 to the stable. In the dark no
stumbled over the body OF 4 man, which,
OH examination, proved to be that OF
Conrad Bluhmcier, a driver in the en-
ploy OF Mr.. Dougherty. The latter
called for assistance, thinking the man
was drunk, but soon found that he was
dead.
Bluhmeier was hard drinker and
subject to severe fits. In going into Mr..
Dougherty's yard during the night the
fit doubtless came over him. In falling
he upset . large bucket iull Of water,
which was on the ground, and iell with
his face in natural depression in the
ground. The water filled the hole up
and he was strangled.
Coroner Phillips was summoned, cx-
amined the body and gave the usual
verdict. Bluhmeier was thirty years
old, and came from Cantonville, Nd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26

Last night Occur de Lion division U.
R. X. dip. gave ball at Beethoven
hall, which was largely attended, and OF
course as enjoyable as such an event
could be. The hall was crowded, and
there was not feature to mar the en-
joymcnt OF anybody. The ball was in
the hands OF the following committees,
on which it reflected the greatest credit:
Committee OF arrangcmcnts-F. G..
Weisgerbcr, J. c. Mcdick, W. C. Thomas,
P. Ioungman and D. W. Phillips.
Floor managcrs-R. Porter, J. Bar
tolas, J. c. Aledick and Albert Capps.
Master OF ceremonies-F. G. Weis.
gerber; assistant, r. e. Shaeier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26

The fair and festival being given by
the ladies OF the congregation OF the
church OF the Immaculate Conception,
commenced last night. There was a
big attendance, and the pretty attend
ants were successful in coaxing contri-
buttons from the boys. The names OF
the ladies in charge have already been
printed in the INTErIlGENCER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26

THERE will be no extra charge for
Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Van
keuren restaurant to-day. Special ar
rangements for families. Turkey, mincc
pic.and the usual Thanksgiving accom-
panimcnts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-26

THERE will be no extra charge for
Thanksgiving dinner at the Hotel Van
keurcn restaurant to-day. Special ar
rangements for families. Turkey, mincc
pie and the usual Thanksgiving accom-
pnniments.