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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15

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To be continued tomorrow.
TWO FINE RESIDENCE LOTS

On West End street car line, fenced; size
81 500 JNo. 7 HAMBIEToN q Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15

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In Texas to subscribe for the DAILY or
WEEKLY SAN ANTONIO LIGHT the only
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the sOrth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
kUGlR WILL RE DIRT CHEAP.
One of the Elects of tie szcIkinlsy Bill that
Democratic Papers Do not Say Much

One of the Elects of the 1cKinley Bill that
Democratic Papers Do not Say Much
about.
According to the provisions Of the
Mckinley tariff law raw sugar is to be
admitted duty free after March 1. The
refined sugar cannot be placed on the
market until April l, but under the
law sugar can be made throughout
March and held in bond until April.
The refiners have made arrangements to
ship tho sugar TO ports where there are
customs officials, 10 be held in bond for
delivery April l.
Wheeling is the port OF entry for q
large district, into which q great deal OF
sugar will be sent Just before April /.
Agents OF the trust refners, and OF
Claus Spreckels as well, have sold in the
towns Of tie district and vicinity hun.
dreds Of carloads oil refined eugar, to be
delivered when the provision putting
sugar on the free list goes into effect.
This sugar will begin to arrive here In
bond some time In March. The bonded
warehouse in the basement OF the Gus.
tom House ia not fitted for the storage
Of sugar and rs no wTr ;house can be
rented here suitable for the purpose, 1t
will be necessary 10 allow the sugar TO
remain in the cars.
Wheeling merchants have bought in
The aggregate about forty carloads OF su.
gar. 6allipolis, Bridgeport, Parkers-
0urg, Marietta and Charleston have
bought largely. all these consignmerts
will enter the district in bond, to be 70.
leased only on or after April l by Sur.
yeyor Of the Port Faris or his deputy.
When q grocer was asked yesterday
what effect the putting Of sugar on the
free list would have, he answered:
After April you can probably buy
at retail twenty-five pounds OF sugar for
q dollar. That is one OF the workings
Of the Mckinley bill that you will not
see the Democratic organs harping on,
It will make sugar, which mast be large
" imported, materially cheaper 10 the
consumer, and yet 1t does not injure the
American sugar making industry. Any
man right here in West Virginia who
makes sugar from sorghum or maple sap
or beets, can still make 1t ct profit
even at tho reduced rates which mus
incidentally govern maple sugar, for th'
bill, you remember, provides for
bounty Of two cents per pound on al
sugar made in this country from nativ,
materials"
1t was later learned that the lnterna
Revenue officials here have received
circulars calling their attention to th
t sugar bounty provided by the McKinle,
act, and any person who makes mGpl
or sorghum sugar in quantities suficien
TO make i. an object to Geek the bounty
} can by application to the lnterna
Revenue office, secure directions 10
Q applying for the bounty and certifyin
, To the aInnnnt Of his prndnction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
AN INTERESTING STORY
Told by Bush DUR to the sherIfr on his
wny to tho Pen.

Told by Bush DUR to the sherifT on his
WY to tho Pen.
While the two D1rr boys and Testers
were being taken from Washington, Pa,
to the penitentiary for the killing of Mira.
Sanders, Bush DUR told Officer Orr a
story OF which the Journal says the fol-
lowing is the substance:
II first mot Teatcrs in Wheeling last
summer. I went to work for a livery.
man (Lukens) on Wheeling Island. Tea.
terB was employed there before ! went.
One day Lukens took In large sum OF
money. Teaters proposed 10 me that We
rob him as he went home that night. !
said he would recognize US or our voices.
He said We could wear masks and stuff
raSa III our mouths. I ieiused TO have
anything to do with the Job. Shortly
after We went to Parkersburg. We held
two men up near that place aud got
about SIS from them. We then went to
Morgantown, and early one night forced
our way into o house occupied by two
old ladies and robbed them Of S. or Sc.
Qae Of them followed pP half mile.
fwo other parties were arrested for this
Job, after we we're arrested for the toll
gate murder. an effort was made to get
ns to confess to the Morgantown robbery.
"Wc then went to Cassville and staid
there few days. We got 10 Mt. Morris
and held up a man named Jameson.
Near Mt. Morris we atole a horse and
buggy aud drove to Doitysburg, near
Waynesburg. There We left the team
and left revolver in the buggy, and
stole three dogs. Ed was with Us. On
this trip Mrs. Sanders was killed. Some
three TO four weeks before this, we tried
to rob two hoGBep near Cannonsburg in
one night. Athoth places women came
to the door and shut the door in our
faces and would not let US in. On that
trip, one night, We held up on road near
Oannonsburg, William Borcher, an oil
man, and man named Scott. We want.
ed to be kind to Borcher and gave him
SsSf$ &; we al9o held up mssR named
This will be interesting news to
Wheeling people in general, and es-
pecially 10 Mr.. Lukens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Tie Coming Observation-Disclosures Walk
IuEton's Birthday, etc.

=, ,,,-..- -, =,
Tie Coming Observation-Disclosures
ingtou's BirIhdny, etc,
Mfr. Hiram Frozler. r.. of Toronto. Is whiting
his parents hefe,
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tut HSHIHSA IITn g. VSs w NeS'
SuSe" EuquiIe Vi - NJ hHt'e.S'
The BoIderland Company, Of fourteen people;
went 70 Flushing yesterday where they showed
t,.et' 4. a..
SeGts for the Imperial Quarlette, the last 81 the
J. NJ Z. a. series, will be put on sale this morn
Ing at o'clock.
Last night Hebron Fncanpment 1, o o. +.
No. 10 Initiated seven Candldstes, This cncaup.
meut d bOOu1iDg,
10, ,r,h, IN ,.t ~. s,.. n,,o,,o,,. ~ a.s,.
S%a sSS aNS 9M VGI'S1S, -, hjSs
aJ ouS H. MI; au MIs' AsuF! DVAse
auu was HauusoUAcy eAtsHAiueu'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
KNIGHTS BODY FOUND.
The Cleveland Drummer Killed at the b.
g. o, station December 81.

q o. station DocemboF 3ls
The body Of Richard knight, the
Cleveland man who travelled for liquor
house there, and who lost his life at the
Baltimore & Ohio station here on the
night Of December 81 Last, By falling
through the hole in the platform IS be
was attempting to board moving train,
has been found.
The circumstances Of Knights death
coming 80 soon after that Of Thomas E.
Lewis, produced such q profound i'm
preston at the time as 10 be still fresh
In the minds Of the people. It was
said at the time thst his body would be
found, II found at all, far down the river
and this has proven true.
On MONDAY, at Mound City, ILL.,, the
high water washed the dead body Of q
man ashore, and examination showed Il
to be the body OF Knight. Rewards had
been offered for its recovery, and notices
posted all along the river, and his friendi
and former employers were notified al
once. His pocket.book, papers, ETC.
were found. As his lifs was insured,
the finding OF his body is fortunate, as
his family up to this time had failed to
receive the insurance. There can be nc
doubt Of the identity Of the body,
Whether a suit for damages will be
brought against the company has never
been said.
At the time OF his drowning doubt
was expressed as TO whether he really
met his death, owing to the failure &c
find the body here, but the doubt was
not reasonable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.
A Former wheeling Young Man Run owe
bvhC, a r. Engine.


William Schep, formerly Of this city
now Of Bellaire, brakeman on the O.
& P. railroad local freight train, who left
Bellaire "Wednesday morning on his
run, was instantly killed at Walkers
above Wellsville, while making a coup
ling. He leaves a wife and two children,
his wife being In very delicate health.
Mr.. schep was widely and well Enown,
being 8 quiet and well behaved man
and popular. His mother is . widow
and his father was formerly toll-keepeI
at the Bridgeport bridge. The uniort4'
nate man leaves a large number oil triendl
| in Wheeling who will sincerely regreI
his death.
The remains were brought TO Bellair'
yesterday morning. he was killed by
clipping from the tank Of the engine
being completely cut in two. MIR. scheT
was a prominent Odd Fellow and X. o.
Up, When the friends went 10 apprist
the wife OF her loss, she was asleep, ant
on waking, seemed worried, and tolC
her visitors that she had just dreamed
that her husband had been killed.
The funeral will take place on Satur
day at 9 o'clock, the interment being q
the Peninsular cemetery here. The ser
vices will be in charge Of the |. o. o. +
of Bellaire and his old lodge in this city
Rev. Z. Il. DornblaFer, pastor Of thu
English Lutheran church, his iormei
pastor, will oficiate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

Douglass Thompson, another Glove.
land & Pittsburgh brakeman, was severe
" hurt on the knees and on the back by
a falling car OF lines ons at BeIlaire yes
terday. Thompson, Gus Rodcwig and
Yardmaster Romick W 5re under the car
lacking 1t up, as 1t had left the track
Mr. R0mick had just gotten out, when
one OF the jacks slipped, letting the cai
down on Thompson. He was crushed
down upon pole beneath the car, and
bolt struck him in the email OF the
back. He was completely piaued down
Rodewig, who was alto under, got GU
safely, and he and RVmiCk pulled th'
pole from under Thompson and puiiet
him out, tho car resting on some blocks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and wheeling FOlbs
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folb
Abroad.
C. Rafferty,, OF Grafton, was the Hotel Behle
yesterday,
D. Il. MeIghen, Of Ltttlc.ou, passed through
the city yesterday.
Us. EcheIe, Of 2lsa Market street, Is laid VI
with typhoid fever.
The members Of "a Crazy Lo" company reg
isiertd NJ the Behler.
|. C. Waldo and vile, OF BHckhannOn, regis
tered al the Stamm House yesterday.
Mrs. McInin entertained party OF friends Al
her home at Elm Grove last evening.
Miss Nora Jolly, OF watercure, Pa, Is Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Burr Nixon, of the Eighth wRro.
Mr.. 3. G. Smith and family returned yesterday
from New Cumberland, where they have been
visiting some time.
MI. Charlie, Cole; Of ClnclnnGti, who has been
Waiting his friend, Nj, George Connell, OF this
city, has returned home.
Mr.. Sidney VAnKGnrCn has returned from
Europe, where he went In the interests OF the
Minneapolis firm by which he Is employed.
Prof. +. II. Ctago has returned from Car.
miChAelS, Pa, where he attended the funeral OF
his mother, who died at the age Of cighty.nine
Miss Eliza Brownlee, OF Allen. Neb.. returned
home yesterday In company with Miss Sue Fall
luure, OF the Island, who will make her homo
there,
MIR. Charles Melville, advance manager OF the
"Blue and arpyn company, is here, arranging
for tue appearance OF his company at the Gland
March 8, Gand7.
Mayor seabright left last night Tor Davenport,
Iowa, having received a telegram from there an.
nouuGlng the serious illness OF his daughter,
Mrs. Henry jaeger.
Joseph Devine, a brother Of Deputy u s. Mar.
Shnl John c. Devinc, Of this city, has been Rp
pointed Stale sChoot Lecturer OF sOulh Dakota.
Mr.. pevine Is OF prtEent superintendent Of Pub.
lie Schools Of Ia Nourc county, that State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
The Creek Bank sliding.

There is bad slip going on gradually
at the north end Of the Market street
bridge. Alongside Of the cutbstone
there is q crack two or three inches
wide, extending to and across The side.
walk. The re6t ends Of houses in the
vicinity hayes settled to such an extent
that the doors can hardly be managed.
There Is always similar trouble In this
locality after unusually high water. 1t
will be remembered that the city had a
costly job there after the flood OF 'st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

There Is frequent complaint Of the
negligence Of the electric car conductors
TO stop their cars at crossings to accom-.
modate passengers. Yesterday after.
noon an old woman coming up town on
car requested the conductor to stop at
Fourteenth street, but when the upper
crossing was reached there was no ap
parent slackening up Of the motor, and
she jumped of, receiving severe fall,
and upsetlipg the contents Of a large
basket which she carried under her arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
BRIDGEPORT BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Two more OF tho Men Implicated in the
Freight House Robbery in Hoe.

Two more Of tho Men Implicated in the
Freight House Robbery in Hoo.
Two OF the Bridgeport Cleveland &
Pittsburgh freight house burglars have
been caught, and are now in the Bridge
port Jail. They are both residents Of
New Brighton, Pa, one named George
Dubmeyer and the other Gottlieb Miller.
Dabmeyef Is twenty years old and Miller
gives his age as thirty.three years, but he
looks much younger. Marshal Ed. KEEL.
lar and tho Pennsylvania Company
detective, ]. G. Asnew, worked on clues
that finally located Miller at New
Brighton, and on Monday they went to
New Brighton and arrested him. II
was clever work on the part Of the off.
GERS, and the prettiest part is they nave
evidence sufficient to gonyict the &C
cuSed. 0llicer George Gordon did good
work when he arrested the tlrst man on
suspicion within a short time after he
had been In the freight house, aud while
he had in his possession some Of the
stolen goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
THE YsRMlNAL'S PRVGRGSS.
rhs Peninsula Round House-Passsnge
Trims Coming soon.

Fho PsniaSula Round H0uso-Passsnger
Trains Coming soon.
Work on the round house and other
buildings Tor the Terminal Railway
Company on the Peninsula was Rus.
pended fora week or so, IL being i'm,
possible to get material here, on account
Of thu flood, The needed timbsre and
other material have now been received
however, and work is progressing rapid.
~. The buildings will DO pushed to
completion at the earliest possible day
Work on the driving Of piles on the
north bauk OF the creek is also going on
fast.
Company not to wait until the building
Of a Union Depot and retaining wall
along the creek, before beginning to
transfer passenger trains. Three tracks
will be laid from the new creek bridge,
to Eighteenth and Market streets, and
temporary buildings will be erected; II
is supposed that passenger trains will be-
running through the tunnel in six
weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
IS SUE lNSANH2
Rumors that AnnG DIckInSou's Mind Is
Unbalanced,

UnphlnnCeuS
wELEEsDARRE, Pa, Feb. 26.-The ru
NOR that Anna Dickinson's mind had
became derunged, and that friends had
found II necessary to remove her TO Dan
vile Insane Asylum, created quite 3
sensation this afternoon. The gifted
lady has resided with her eister Susie
Dickinson, west Of Pittston. For some
time her health has been poor and she
has been under the eyes Of her physi.
clan, who treated her for insomnia.
This disease has undermined her vital.
lily, and though she has been carefully
nursed, no improvement came.
A consultation Of physicians decided
that change Of scene was necessary for
her recovery. Accordingly she was 70.
moved quietly from her home this after.
noon but where she has been taken is a
mystery that her friends decline to un.
ravei. They emphatiCaity deny that
she has been taken to an insane asylum
or that her mind lie unbalanced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
AT THE THEATRES.


Mr.. Heinrich Conried, the director OF Con
rled's Comic Opera Company, which Is 10 ap.
pear at tho Opera House In 1.-THE Gypsy RLrob''
saturday evening, |: a prominent figure in opGr.
attic life. He was originally CONNECTED With the
Court thtRIre In Vienna and 70 familiar with All
the works Of the Vienna and German composer.
lie owns and controls In this country many OF
the foreign lyric compositions, a large number
OF which he has given their initial representa-.
ton in America, 1.-THE Merry War, 4" "B0cCaclO,' p
"FannIlzI, 1.-THE peggar STUDENT "NGnon,"
"The Bat" "The GypSy Baron" i'The Kings
Fool,n and 4 score or two Of other popular
works SIC inGlnGed In hlg lists Of prOrGrties
Mr.. COnrieh has boon IN AmeribaGbopt four.
teen years. In that tImO he has staged and II an.
SgCd numerous lyric productions, and their
success In different parts OF the country has
been largely due 70 his ability and experience
a. director. lie has been identified with the
New York Casino for several years, and his work
has materially aided the success Of the theatre
as we'll 10 that NJ rs attractions. lie eUgAged
and personally EEteaESesi lis GoFnRaHy, and It's
brilliant performances Of "Walts King"
strauss masterpiece, and AdOlph MuellerS
romantic opera, demonstrated tho skin and
thoTOughneSS Of his Training.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
I.nmlnth,. SnnIcl, IIl,nIr.

LAmbeshiS Celebrated Scotch Choir will appOtl
at the Opera House on Monday evening, March
3. The Boston Herald says: nln MISJ FIOyancG
Lambeth. the choir has ballad singer that
known 10 this country to-day, She has d voice
and style exactly suited to the Interpretation Of
IaIS Glass Of vocal Selections, and to bear hef
Sing TIC "Oolhln' thro' the RYE" tine old Scotch
version and "rhe Maid and tie Miller II = rev.
singing those familiar baiiAdk MF.jamcs bIOit
the tenor, II also q most enjoyable Singer, his
voice telng admirably Quilted 10 rho singing o.
ballad music, and bis Interpretation Of Aunh CO.
ISGin," and other ballads on last oyeniGgs list
giving rSnuine satisfaction to all who heard
thsm." The procec;.ss from the concert after OK
penIes ave IoS The West Virginia Home for Aged
and FfIendless Women,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

The new Hospital Association has ap'
pointed the following physicians to at
tend patients there: :,
Consulting Staf-Dr. John Erissell,
DR.. W. ]. Bates, sr., DR.. K. W. Hszlett,
DR.. George Baird, Dr., ]. 0. Hupp, Dr. o.
Visiting Surgical staG-Dr. J.. D. vii.
son, DR.. A. F. Stitel, DR.. L. O. Myers,
Dr.. John L. Dickey, Dr.. RI. Reed, Dr.
Visiting Medical Staf:-Dr. S. L. Jep.
son, DR.. Eugene Hoge, DR.. R. Fl. Buliard,
DR.. Reed Baird, DR.. H. 3. Baguley, DR..
E. A, Hildreth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

Last evening the gas was lighted on
the Island, and about half OF the lights
burned brightly and well. In parts
where the mains are especially low there
is still too much water for the gas to
burn right, and in some cases the water
ruined lhp meters SO that they must be
replaced with new ones. The lights
we're hailed with Joy by all Garden
Spot" residents, as they had begun to
lear that the pipe leaked Hnder the
river and that there would be no more
gas until tho water 10 the river got way
down and permitted repairs to be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
INDECENT VALENTINES
Get Well Known man into Trouble That
May be- Serious.

Get n Well Known man into Trouble 1h"t
Stay bs Serious.
On St. Valentines Day this year four
or i've different people of evil minds
mailed at the Wheeling Office valentines
which, in addition to the usual insrtistic
csricatures, bore written inscriptions Of
a vulgar character. The U. S. officials
have since been working on these Gases.
The first arrest made was that Of Joshua
Rine, accused Of sending to Mrs. a,
Capps and Mrs. N. Capps Obscene matter
through the mailO. Though Rine denied
having sent the valentines in question,
tho evidence was pretty clear and Com.
missioner Campbell held him in $500
bail. 1t is understood several other
arrests for similar odenges will follow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

FoR TuR CnILDREN.-Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy ia a great tayogite with
mothers Tor their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence in the use OF It that 1t 10 reliable.
1t promptly cures their children oil
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or cur2a them Of
Group, They lage also found that there
Is no danger in giving It even in large
doses, and that It Is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. w. Irwin, @.
r. Goesze, j. KIari, Q. Schnepf, N. W.
HeintiCi, John Coleman, W. E. Williams,
Q. Menkemiller, W. Q. ArmbreCht and
s. L. Brice. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
Tho Ohio valley League.

The Eclipse base ball club, OF East
Liverpool, Is leading In the movement
for a league to take in Beaver, East
Liverpool, Toronto, Stenbenville, Minpo,
WellsbuIg and Wheeling. Such a league
would be an interesting experiment, and
in the right hands q success. Bellaire
and Martins Ferry might be included to
advantage, instead Of Mingo and Wells
ht1pW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

Mr.. August Carl and Miss Title Hage,
dorm were married Wednesday evening,
ct the home Of the bride. Rev. Mr.
Haas conducted tie ceremony that
made the happy couple one. Numerous
handsome presents were reserved b.
them. After the marriage followed
dancing. Avoiding supper was served
at an appropriate hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements of Boat,

Stage Of Water and Movements of Boats
The River Interests.
TheriveF was falling last night, with 10 feel
In the channel.
Tho advlceS from above last night were:
MorRAnEnwn.C feet and stationary; weather
cloudy aud cold.
Tarren--7 feet and stationary; weather cloudy
BrownsyIlle-s feet . inches and stationary
weather cloudy and cold.
The Il. X. Bedford left for Pittsburgh at a.
m.-The Courier cleared for Parkersburg at
noon.
cinnatl at s n, m.-Thp Matt J.. ALEU- VIII
leave for pittsburgh at the kame hOur.---The
Ben Hur leaves for ParkerSburG At 1927 a. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

You are invited 10 attend the opening
OF the spring and summer blocks 81
Dunlap Hats, which the world has in
dorsed as the leader, Saturday, February
2S, 1891. EpRLE BRos
A Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

whether on pleasure bent or bnsiness,
should tako on every trip a bottle OF
Syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly
and cffectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sale In Soc
and ST 90 bottles by all leading druggiOts.
Dbn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

The Cehrith and Sidney OF Bands o.
the First Presh yteriah church will give
a social entertainment this evening
there will DO music, singing by the ex'
cellent choir, Rotations, aud briel
address by Rev. W. II. Lester, D. D., oil
West Alexander, Pa, after which tht
evening will be spent socially, and all
who desire Gan have refreshments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-27

PREVENTS PEEUNoNIA.-The prompt
use Of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
will prevent severe cold from result-
ing in pneumonia. Bear this fact in
mind. D&w