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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07


". 7. Graham, Secretary OF the Standard mill
Is In Chicago on business trip.
Mn. John Topping will give luncheon to 4
number Of her friends this afternoon.
Miss Kate Kuhn Ietunel yesterday to Della
ware, o., where she will resume her studies
The Good TemplGIs Lodge met in their new
quarters IN Helnlein's Hall last night for the
tlrst time.
Mr.. John Patterson and Miss Amelia Neugart
will be married by Father Weigand at 81.
Anthony's church this morning.
The Standard plate and No. 4 mills were stop
ped yesterday III order to make some much
needed repairs. The mills Will In all probability
be of q couple Of wyeEs.
The attack made recently on Street Commits.
sioDer Ora Duncan, through the columns OF the
Register, has benefited that gentleman by call
ing more particular attention to the good work
he has done.
William Montgomery, workman at the
Standard mill, had his left hand caught In a cog
wheel and three Of his fingers badly lscerated
and mashed. TIE fingers can be saved, but II IL
q most painful Injury.
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~ HNtNe~As Nt%aAsSs
The ladies Of Pleasant Valley gave a
reception at the residence Of Mrs E. J..
Zane Last evening, and 1t was a charm
ing affair. The reception committee was
conposed Of Mesdames Z. ]. Zane, NJ.
4. Carr, Ellie Russell, Andrew Pstter-
son, @, Howard Simpson, Lewis Steen-
rod and PlatoG Zane, and Misses So
phie Car, Sara Cecil, Eftie Russell and
the Misses shhyer.
A number OF the guests went out on
the seven motor, and the eight motor
brought more guesta. The spacious
mansion was comfortably filed, and the
evening was most eDjoyahly spent in
conversation aud the discussion Of 0
sumptuous collation.. The city folks
returned home on the ten o'clock mo-
tor, while the suburban residents drove
home in their own conveyRnces.
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It is undelstood that after come con.
sultation between representatives Of the
B go railroad company and DR.. Lewis,
father of Thomas L. Lewis, who was
killed at the B. & o. station last week,
an amicable settlement Was yesterday
reached and papers yesterday drawn up
and signed by which for consideration,
not stated, the relatives Of Mr.. Lewis
waive all further claim upon the com.
pany fer damages by reason Of the &C.
cident, and Ggree not to bring suit.
David J. Lewis was yesterday appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of Thomas
E. Lewis, dcCeosed, and gave bond in
the sum Of 5000 with David A. Lewis
az snrety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

Mr.. Hermann Linde's Rotations at
Arion Hall, last night, drew fair sized
audience Of intelligent and appreciati7e
people who were pleased with the enter.
tginment. Mr.. Linde gave from memory
lengthy scenes from Faust" wilhelm
Tell and Nathan der Weise," in Ger
man in English the haraDgue OF Brutus
and the funeral Grafton OF Mark Anthony
from Julius Ce.ar The recitals were
highly artistic. The English reading
was marvellous for one speaking a for
eign tongue. Considered as dramatic
performance /. was artistic and effective.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

The following officers were installed
by Enterprise Council at the meeting
held at their hall last night:
Councillor, Joseph Bowers; Vice Coun'
cilor, J. T. Potter; Recording Secretary,
]. N. Ferrel; Assistant Secretary, Tobias
Vanberg; Inductor, George W. Pine
Examiner, Harry Houser; Inside Pro
tector, Grafton Beal; 0utsids Protector
John Peaks; Trustee. Samuel Brubaker
Representatives to the State Council o!
West Virginia, which meets at Parkers
burg on the 3O!h of January, Samuel
Brpbaker, James Ephlier and j. n,
Ferrel,
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propounood noprlO,p, Yot Saved.

From a letter written by Mrs. Ada Z.
Hurd, OF Groton, S. D., We quote;
"Was taken with bad cold, which set
tied on my Lungg, cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption.
Four doctors gave me up, saying could
live but e ehoSt time, l gave myself up
to my Saviour, determined il l could not
stay with my friends on earth, l would
meet my absent ones above. My hus'
band was advised to get pr. Kings New
Discovery 10. Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. gave 1t trial, took in all eight
bottles; il has cured me, and thank God
am now well and hearty woman
Trial bottles ireo at Logan Drug Co. g
drugstore, regular size, SOC and Si00. 4
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LOCAL BRRYITTEs.
MOttsr. of Minor moment in and About
the City.

the City.
THE Council Committee on Health is
called to meet this evening.
OPERA HousE this evening-Cleve-
lands Consolidated Minstreis.
"REuBgS GLUE" closed at the Grand
last night to another packed house.
TaE South Side Bank expects to get
into its new quarters by February /.
THERE is fine ice for skating on the
State Fair Grounds now, where the
river overlooked Saturday night. Many
people enjoyed it yesterday.
WILLIAM MAIER was held under $500
bond for his appearance before the
Grand Jury by Justice Davis last night.
Failing to give bond, he was sent to jail.
A FURNITURE van, filed with furni-
ture. belonging TO House & Hermann,
upset on upper Twelfth street yesterday
afternoon. Strange to say, not q piece
OF furniture was broken.
TnE Car Service Association has
worked one good reform, at least, Con
siguees release cars now very last, while
before the advent Of the association, cars
were used as warehouses all the time.
sELIe WEINBERG was yesterday ap:
pointed guardian OF Jennie ", aged
eighteen, and Alice b, aged fifteen,
orphans Of Louis PollaCk, deceased, and
gave bond in the sum OF 5000, with
Joseph Seybold as surety.
PAT RYAN, charged with being dis
orderly, went to the hill from police
court Yesterday. Henry Eisenberg, who
was fighting with him, paid 81 and
costs, and William Brown, colored, q
plain drunk, paid, the same fine.
YESTERDAY Finley Carpenter, Of North
Wheeling, who Is employed in the Mar
tins Ferry keg, barrel and box factory,
had the middle finger Of his left hand
cut of while working at buzz saw.
With his pen knife Mr.. carpenter cut oh
q piece OF the hanging flesh.
JIM, LEssIc, OF the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie, has notified the SteubenVille sub,
scribers to the local aid fund that he vii
call on them for collection in few days
TIE subscription amounts to only SIR
$50. Atthe time it was made the impress
sion was that i: would foot up $4,000.
SEATS are selling very well at Baum
era music store for the entertainment t
be given OF the MRnnerchor ball to.m9F
row evening under the auspices Of tht
Chancel Society OF st. Luke's church
Miss Kinds, who is to recite, is highly
spoken Of wherever she has been heard
| A LAD aged about thirteen, came into
town yesterday on freight ttsin. Ht
was very cold and hungry, and Mira
Kate Carver noticing the boy in hi!
wanderinga on Eleventh street, tool
him into her house and gave him gooC
breakfast, after which he went out e
hunt work. He said his name Was WI
lie Walls, and that his home was in Rec
Path, Pa.
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Barley Flaherty, convicted on Non.
day IN the Circuit Court Of unlawful
shooting, yesterday withdrew his motion
for new trial, and Judge PAUL sentenC-
ed him to four months imprisonmentin
the county jail and flned him 50. Fla
herty also plead guilty OF carrying co.,
cealed weapons, and on this charge was
fined S25.
In Judge Campbell's court the case Of
j. NJ. Delaney vs.. NJ. ]. Brilles 4 Son
wss resumed, and consumed the whole
The case OF Ed Cloud, the colored
man who shot at Officer Moran at the
Belmont mill, and was shot by the off
Ger, is set for srial to-day.
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Rev. DR.. F. W. GuNsAULus, Chicago's
famous orator, will lecture in the Y. NJ.
Q. A. course next Tuesday. CDR. Gun.
saulus came forward with the ease and
grace Of a practical orator. His full,
round voice and clear enunciation made
every syllable audible in all portions OF
the house. In powerful condensation
Of thought, clear analysis Of motives, and
portrayed OF critical periods and events,
Dr. GunsSulus proved himself master.
As an orator, his great fame Is veil de.
RerYed.n-Ths unigTsity Holce.
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NEW! NEW! NEWT

We are now In receipt Of a complete
fine Of Fall and Winter WOOlens, con-
sistlSg OF OTercOatlngs, suitings, Panta'
lOOni1gs and Fancy Yestings. when We
warrant 10 make up in ilrSt.class style
at reasonable prices and III guaranteed
A complete line Of Cent? Furnishing
foods in stock. Seamless MerlnO and
F0gt Black Half Hose at csc o pair.
Wear our celebrated all-Tool Knit
Jackets. G. HESS u SONS,
1891 &'1823 Market Street.
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Mira. NJ. Stevens Harris school for
girls has opened very successfully at
Mrs. Harp5 residence, No. 72T Main
street, where it will DO continued until
more commodious quarters shall be justi-
fed and can be secured, Arrangements
ere being made for such competent
assistance in the work as the epcourag.
ing prospects warrant. Parents having
daughters to educate are invited TO COM
municate with the principal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

Joseph Emerson, Chris schott, P
Berror and D. Doll, OF Msssillon, Ohio
arrived in the city last night and tool
quarters at the Behler. These gentle
men are q committee sent here by 9
number Of people interested in the re-
building Of the hotel at Meyers Lake
Canton, the property owned by Mr.
Anton ReymaDn. They held a confer.
ence with him last night.
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In the Eighth ward the meeting was
held at Teutonis hall. James McCor.
mick was chairman, and the following
suggestions were made:
First Branch-Charles Horstman.
Second BranCh-Herman Bentz, Rich
ard HumeB, William Rose, Henry
Lewedag, Charles Landkrohn, Alex
auder KutcheIski and William Lantry,
Executive Committeeman-Herman
BentE and Andrew Fischer.
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Last night Frauk Barrett, better
known as "Beet Nose," shot cOlored
man named Baxter at Martins Ferry,
the shot entering his leg aud making a
painful wound. Barrett came over to
Wheeling, and an officer followed him.
He got Officer Moran to go with him,
and they found Barrett on the South
Side. He was arrested and locked up
here till this morning.
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Another CaIawlty.

Another frightiul calamity, the results
Of which can 6e attributed to the heavy
SNOW storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, 3 few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. TheappaiiinR
results Of this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de-
struction OF prices at Hotl's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, and the people are the
beneiactoH by it.. Cali and examine the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

The local commissioners Of Center
school district met yesterday and made
the appointment Of Miss Edda Bingell,
who was placed In charge Of the school
temporarily at the time Of Principal
Shepherds resignation, permanent.
The appointment will come before the
Board foT confirmation at the next meet.
ing.
The Local Commissioners Of Madison
District accepted the resignation Of Mrs.
Copenhayer as teacher OF the Island
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EDw. L ROSE & Co., have on sale the
largest variety Of the most elegantly fin
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city, And III the spirit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
are asking no more for them than for
those OF plain wood, WHICH a. all times
are the very iowcst--ior cause see I'D.
vtrtisement in another columns. Re-
member, you not only have choice in
woods, but get the bet Sstring machine a.
earth, No, 81 Twelfth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

IL you cannot sec and need spectacIes
you should call Oh us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
tIlan any other Optician in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUBBi
JeHeler and Opdctan,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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snpern Locture b, a DrlIIlant orator.

Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus, D. D., the
eminent divine whose reputation FOL
eloquenCe and profundity OF thought
has spread from his home in Chicago to
the limits Of the country, will lecture in
the Young Mems Christian Association
course next Tuesday evening at the
Opera House. His subject will be "a
Chapter in the History Of Liberty" It
will be an eloquent, entertaining and
profitable discourse on theme OF inter.
est, the real nature OF liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

The last span, over water, Of the Bach
river bridge, was completed yesterday
This makes the bridge proper all com
plete, but the flooring timbers, which
can be laid at any time. There remaint
TO be put up about four hundred feet O
yiaduct across the O. & P. and O., L. XIV
racks and IN incline OF come kind to
make an approach on the east end. The
remsining work is light and can be
erected in q short time. Itishoped that
the track will be laid over the bridge
and into Etnaville within the next six
weeks. at leas',
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

Dr.. F. W. GuSsAULus lectures in the
Y. NJ. o. A. course next Tuesday even
ing at the Opera House. Seats eau be
reserved at Baumer's music store Friday
morning. He is ono OF thu deepest
thinkers and most eloquent orators on
the American RESTRAIN to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

Clerk Hook yesterday Issued marriage
licenses TO the following named parties:
William II. Vickers, aged twenty
five, and Cora @. Morrison, aged twenty
.wo, both OF Duquesne, Pa.
James E. Joyce, aged thirty.eight, and
Maggie Fleming, aged twenty-five, both
81 this city.
Charles Walker, aged twenty-six, q
native Of Steubenville, Ohio, and resi-
dent Of Wheeling, and Minnie Wier,
aged twenty-five, a widows native o.
Clarksburg and resident Of Wheeling
both COlored.
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"The Social session y

This great musical comedy, which will
be presented at the Grand one night
only, January s, is very highly SPOKEN
OF By the press-in fact the comedy is
said 10 be out OF sight, to use slsng
phrase. The Black Hussar Band, which
accompanies this famous company, has
the reputation OF being one OF the finest
musical organizations that ever travelled
with similar company. AS their stay
is for only one night, all who desire to
witness the performance should secure
seats without delay at Weir's.
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Tho machinery OK.

Steam was gotten up in the engine at
the Wheeling Lamp and Stamping Com
pany's new works yesterday, aud every
Thing ran beautifully-"as smooth as a
sewing machine" one Of the directors
said. The machinery is all ready for
operations, and it is expected that goods
will be turned out for the market ntwo
wRekg.
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Anothsr az boat Done.

The big steamer lingo, partner FOL
the Congo, being built at Marietta, IL
about ready 10 be inspected, and Deputy
surveyor Of the Port +. L. Smith will
20 down the river Thursday to measure
her and o sawmill packet about finished
at PaIkersburg. The lingo is one OF the
largest and finest boats on the river, and
belongs to the Cincinnati, Portsmouth,
Big Sandy and Pomeroy Transportation
Company.
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Speaking lest night OF the proposal for
th. Central Glass Works to 20 to Ander-
SON, Ind, and take charge OF and operate
the idle American Glass Works there,
an official Of the company said: THE
company has paid out in wages alone
since its incorporation, S4,OO0,OOO. That
is a pretty good sum to have put in cir
culation in community, isn't it|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

Friday night Of each week, beginning
with the present week, has been desig.
mated as Club hight at the Fort Henry
Club House. There will be no formal
entertainment, 1t being the intention TO
leave to members and the ladies Of their
families the choice Of their own diver
sion. Much pleasure is anticipated
from these informal affairs through the
season,
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NEw York, Jan. G.-whllO there Is no activity
In the dry goods market, the demand Is not GS
quIet as Il was. Plain cOlOFed aud fancy cotIons
~ well as mems woOlenS arc selling more
widely, though as yet in moderate quantities.
Larger operations arc awaiting apparently a
lead. which may develop at any moment, Prices
Of cotton goods aFs Tor the most part unchanged,
ard wooden goods are very Hrm a. the opening
prices. There are quite number Of Southern
jObbers already In the market, and few from
the West. A more active market is accordingly
looked for in a few days,
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ben Hogan Heard From.

The Wheeling friends and admirers Of
Ben Hogan, the expire fighter evan
gelist, will be glad to know that he is
doing good work in the evangellc field
in the far West. The Walls Walla,
Wash, Daily Union, tells OF his very sue
cessiul meetings there. He Eeeme to
have the cooperation Of all the churches
in his laboTs.
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Peck s Fursman's Monster Uncle Tom

Peck Fursman'S Monster uncle 4om Co'
This great spectacular Uncle Tom
Company will commence two nights
engagement at ths Grand on Friday
evening, January 8. This company has
the reputation OF being the largest aud
most expensive Uncle Tom Company
in America. They have their own cars,
carry leads OF scenery, ponies, jubilee
singers, and fine uniformed band Of
sixteen talented musicians. They will
appear in a grand street parade on
Friday morning, and promise to produce
Uncle Tom on Gca!e Of grandeur and
magnifcenCe.
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The Minstrel. ro.nirht.

Nothing is surer than that there will
be a large audience in the Opera House
this evening to witness the performance
Of: Cleyeland's consolidated minstrels
The company comprises some Of the best
talent on the minstrel stage, and the per.
Torrance is novel and beautiful. The
reserved seats are on sale at O. A, Houses
music store,
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Fact-seeue wheeling.

First Travelling Man-Who is that
man? Ihaye met him in every saloon l
have visited since last Thursday and he
treats everybody.
Second travelling Mani have met
him under the same circumstance sev-
sral times myself. 1guess hemust own
4 brewery.
Seabright, our Mayor.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds Of trust and transfers
January ., by Samuel Nesbitt, ir., 10
John Bufkhardt, for 5000, the north
nali OF lot No. 3 in square Z Of the Joseph
Caldwell estate.
January /, by James A. Filan and
others to John L. Wise and wife, fol
5000, the south half Of lot 0 in Filani
Whyte & GaIlagher's addition, lying on
he east side Of Jacob street, south oil
rWenty.gecond.
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ohnmber Of commerco New QaaEtors.

A meeting Of the Board OF Directors o.
the Chamber OF Commerce IVES held
Yesterday afternoon to decide upon GER
tain alterations TO he made in Germania
nall before the Chamber occupies Il
April /, The hall has been leased, and
viii be fitted up in first.class shape for
the use OF the body. 1t will be great
Improvement over the former quarters
of the Chamber, roomy, well lighted,
airy and having ample committee facili-
Ties and the like. a new entrance will
be made from Fourteenth street.
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Gbe SutfIliotttttr.
once: Nos. 20 and - Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisement.

An Awful Sore Limb.
For Rent-RinebArt Tatum.
For Reat-9ix Koomcd House.
Wanied-U niuFnishpd Room.
81. cShnlderE' Meeting.
WuntCd-S2,OJ0 on Unlncumbered keal ESsate'
j1tsph CiFaseS-WAl Paper, Blank Bo9Es' etc'
Hogs & BTO.-HatdwaIc, etc.
Dramatic Recital, Concert and TapleAu&'
DiamOuds-l q Dillon & Co.
Al. Kellly-WhOlGBG Grocer.
Atteption, A o L. W.-Fourth page.
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WHEELING INsTALMENT co.
WHEELING
InStalnleDt
MPANY,
1885 to tt4o Market Street.
JANUARY l, 1881.
Greeting:

Greeting: '''''
With the beginning Of the New Year
comes the retrospect of the old-whie
the year Just ended has contributed
to history many of its saddest Incl.
dents and darkest pages-Yet We as
business men are forced to admit that it
has been With US a most prosperous and
highly successful one. We may be par.
doned for taking Retrospective view Of
our business for the year just ended
when we assureyou thatit is to uu asoure
of great gratifcation-The immense
trade that was ushered in at the opening
of our present stores Ia little over one
year ago. has steadily continued to in.
crease.-Day after day brought US fresh
proofs OF our assured success, and con.
WINGED US that the maxim of fair dealing
we adopted at the beginning had won lis
way in most practical manner to the
minds Of our people-This is the best
evidence we can adduce of our continued
success-It is the strongest proof that
we enjoy the confidence and appreciated
patronage of the public-We beg to re.
turn our sincere thanks to our many
patrons aud to assure them OF our high
appreciation of their valued patronage
Whatever our shortcomings in the past
may have been "Humanum ee etrure"
is the best apology We can offer, and
with it we promise amends-our defects
OF Ninety will be our periections OF
Ninety-one-In asking, therefore, for
your patronage this year we do 60 know.
ing full well that you will appreciate
our efforts to serve you satisfactorily
Your interests are identical with ours
to serve you is pleasure to us-Iu con.
clusion, We wish our patrons all the
prosperity A Happy New Year can bring.
Your Faithful Servants,
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO.
1876 to ll4o Market Street.
sToRE CLOSES a.5 p. m, EXCEPT on SATURDAY..
Jos. Il. McARDLr, Manager.
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goods and ASCERTAIN prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
of rubber foot wear is kept on hand 10
meet such emergencies as we are now
broughtt to face and their prices have not
zone I'D.
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p,ls.l pIln,l ItchInr pIlen.

SYMTTo8s-MoIsfpie; intense itehing and
gtInging; most Ut night; worse by scratching
II allowed TO continue tumOS form, which Of
ten bleed and ulcenle, becoming very sore,
SwAYSK's OINTMENT stoTs the itcaing aud
bleeding, heals liberation and In most cGGAt "a
moves H, the tgpSs a. Gs sG o. nall Ol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-07

The brilliant, eloquent, magnetic DR..
Gunsaulus, OF Chicago, will lecture on
"a Chapter in the History ot Liberty"
in the Opera House next Tuesday. seats
reserved Of Banners Friday.