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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27
PERSONA AIS.

j. w. Thorn of Lansing, Mich, is at the
Manhattan.
W. L. Martin of Chicago is stopping at
the Manhattan.
Mrs. w. F. Coulson and daughter of
Anthony are registered IT the Manhattan.
j. j. Tapping Of Colorado Springs is a
guest at the Manhattan.
J. w. Booker of New York is stopping
at the Manhattan.
Lee w. Campbell of Cincinnati is at ths
Carey.
Tom H. McManus of st. Joseph is stop
ping at the Carey.
W. E. Wilkinson of Nicksrson is at the
Carey.
A. D. Mackey of Lawrence was at the
Carey last night.
G. w. Cheny Of Cedar Rapids. Ia. is
in the city.
Mrs. F. &. Hubbard Of Kingfsher is in
the city.
C. j. Grof of St. Louis is stopping in the
city.
L. C. Boyle of Fort Scott was in the city
last night.
w. O. Brien of Kansas City is in the
city.
Judge H. G. Ruggles has moved to rooms
AS and 4l9 Sedgwick block.
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IN ENGLAND ALONE

Morn than . third Of Great Britain i
owned by members Of the house Of
lordA
THE lord chancellor Of England ca
retiring from omce, has . pension Of
$4,000 . year for life whether his term
Of oface has been long or short
The British government hiss mads
Anne Hathswsy's cottage 1t Ehotsezy
national property, paying E2.ooe for II
Fifty years ago it was sold At Es<a
employ girls In shops under eighteen
for more than seventy-four hours .
week, and shopkeepers who disobey the
Law are liable TO be fined
IL England notwithstanding that
in their OWL dependency OF Malta the
han2man receives go . year from the
British government. 10 executioner has
had any Official st&tas since the death
of Calcraft
Ar the exhibition Of The Photograph
ic society OF Great Britain there Is q
photograph Of Mont Blanc taken ~ .
distance Of ffty-x;x miles DalImever-s
telcpbotographic lens was used with
smallest stop. extension Of camera sig
81 inches. els p. m. August 81, seven
minutes exposure This gave . perfect
view.
There Is NO accounting for the ways
people follow. Sometimes families
who desire 70 bury their dead in the
clothing worn in llfe-ia evening or
wedding dress. for instance
less costly iEuisatscns for the sewelry
worn IN lie partly firm motives OF
thrift and partly from supcrssstsoEs
fear that anything taken OF body
when IL is ready fcr the tomb viii bring
" luck 70 future waAssEx
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Ga friday evening Miss Minnie Mckib
bon entertained in honor Of her friend.
Miss Cora West OF Arkansas City, at her
home on West Side. The affair was a
highly enjoyable one aud Mss MckibboD
proved al excellent hostess. An elegant
lunch WAS one OF the features Of the even
ing snd music, conversation, etc. consti-
tuted the aniusements. The guests we've
Misses Pinkley. Horner. Sampson, Bow
man and MesSrs. FanarsdaIe. Wsy, AndSr-
son and Pierpone
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Wesley Williams, Esq, a bright, indus
trious ana well educated colored man who
has been admitted to the bar. and who
Was appointed a justice OF the peace in Ok
lahoma by Governor Steele. but who is de-
sirous for some employment, he cares not
for its character SO that it be honorable
and furnish him hving. has come to
Wichita to make it his home Anyone de-
string the services of trusty man, who
comes with letters of recommendation may
address him in care of this Office.
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The following are the officers elected low

The following are the officers elected by
Queen City lodge No. 296 L o. o. f.. OF
this city. for the ensuing term: Noble
grand, B. B. Herndon; vice grand, S. l.
Smith: recording secretary. j. w. High
permanent secretary, f. d. Mayhugb
treasurer, A. c. Crume: trustee Qong
term). Ed Ray; C. c. Furley medical ex'
aminer. j. W. High. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

The Famous clothing sign was blown
from its hinges las. night and went crash
ing through Cliff Sawyer's show case with
a force that made those in the neighbor-
hood think that the comet had struck the
earth.
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Carl Miller of Erie township. one of the
reputable farmers of that township, WAS
here yesterday doing business at the court
house Mr.. Miller IS extensive wheat
raiser and cattle man. He says that the
wheat acreage in his locality is unusually
large this season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Comets may come and go but the Dean
ditch case goes on forever. Yesterday It
was IN for consideration again before the
county commissioners but was postponed
until next Wednesday. In the meantime,
it is hoped, no doubt. by the county COM
missioners that the contact of the comet
with the earth will so disarrange the world
as TO throw the Dean slough over on the
other hemisphere somewhere about NADIA
gascsr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

One of the largest audiences that ever
assembled at the opera house in this city
was present on Monday evening to listen
to Josh Spruceby." The company is
strong one throughout, including actors
and actresses, and the audience WAS kept
in the best of humor for nearly three hours.
The play includes many exciting scenes,
as well Ms much mirth and music. Crxw-
ford Grand Saturday, December 3.
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Dean Rhames will preach on the i'm
portant subject OF Personal Piety" at ST.
Johns church this morning. Part of the
service this evening will be the admission
of new members 10 ST. Andrews brother
hood. Young men especially are Invited
to the evening service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Sheriff Morse of Sumner county was in
the city yesterday and appeared in public
for the first time since Nov. 8. He has
been to Wichita two or three times since,
but always came in after dark and went
out before daylight. The result of the
election weighs hard on Orie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Captain F. J. Kuhn, a stalwart from
Mulvane, and member of the bar OF Sum-
ner county, was here yesterday visiting
the courts. He showed up at the court
house and was afterwards seen in the JUS
tice court of ESQUIRE Jones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Sheriff Flora of Leavenworth county
was visitor in the city yesterday and.
being a Bourbon Democrat, he found
, many congenial spirits around Wichita
who helped him to tell how it was DONE
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EMPoRIA AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Rev Hersich of Berlin. Germany, q
Baptist missionary, will preach at 7:3O D.
M; Sunday school at $40 a. IN. The Sun
day school has an excellent program for
Bible day exercises which will be held ut
II q m
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The Ladies society of the First Baptist
church will meet for work with Mrs.
Frazier, No. $50 North Waco avenue,
Wednesday, Nov. 30, Rt 2.30 o'clock A
full attendance is desired, ~ extra work
aud important business is to be presented.
By order OF the president.
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st. Johns Sunday school will practice
Christmas carols at the session this morn
ing at $50, and also this afternoon ut I
O'Clock at the church
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MEETING.

There will be an important meeting OF
the Chamber of Commerce held in the
cham ers at the City building on Monday
evening. At s o'clock. sharp, Nov. q, 1892
be present. z. II. RoHRBoUGH,
Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

The Sunflower Chautauquan circle will
meet with Mrs. Charles Cohn. 1924 North
Lawrence avenue. Mouda y afternoon, Nov
%, ut 30 o'clock Please be present.
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A. r. AND A. NJ.

There will be a special communication
Of Wichita Lodge No. 90 A. +. and A. N.
Monday night, Nov. 2S, at O'Clock, for
examination aud work in third degree.
L G. WHITTIER,
S. w. Acting Master.
n T. EwrTHsoy Seev
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Miss Anna Burr entertained a few
friends at dinner last evening, compliment
tary to her visiting cousins, Miss Helen
johnson and Miss Holden.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Miss Lulu Singer of East Central left for
Decatur. Ills, for a few weeks visit with
friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

James A. Walker. n lesding merchant
of Cheney. was upon the streets of Wien
ita yesterday. He reports that business in
his town is fairly good
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

An even two dozen WAS the number that
made IN the happy company At the
Thanksgiving reunion of the Mueller lam
lily. at the home o. c. P. Mueller. the Fair
mount florist. The company was com.
posed OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Mueller aud
daughters Maggie and Juoe. Mr. and Mrs
H. j. Mueller aud daughter Aabes- Mr.
and Mrs H. 5. Mueller and sons Clieye
aud Nsriset OF Sedgwiek- Mr.. and Mrs r.
". Mueller add daughter jennie OF aoant
Hope. MIR. and Mrs a G- Maelier aud
daughter Olive OF Co!w;ch, Mr. and Mrs.
l. L kaaaga suei son. Mr- Z J. Anes.rr-
Mr. and Mrs C. r Mueller and son Hsr
Ii tie afternoon tie family groap ssas
Photographed by Broazhron- ;iss pGos's-
rapher. assd The family dispersed. DIR. aud
Mrs. h~naga taking the eyea!ns train for
Michigan
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The political capital OF the state seems TO
have been moved from Copeland county
to Carey county, from the appearance of
things around the corridors of Wicbita's
chief hotel last night. Politicians were
here from every quarter of the state.
They are here either after an office for
themselves or their friends, aud seem dis
posed to prevent Mr.. Leweliing from enjoy
ing the sanctity of the Sabbath in the
bosom Of mis- family under his own roof.
Mr.. Lewelling has reached that point now
where a hunting trip of about three weeks
to the territory would net in10rs his
health any.
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ANNoU SCEMENTs

Alfred Williams of St. Louis is in the
city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Ffaak J pprnl,erio came IN from Well
iagton last n.gaE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

Of 20 times per minute; that OF IN
OF 50 times, while in sheep and hogs
tho average cardiac pulsations are 70
Der minute.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-27

A verv pleasant reception was given
| Friday afternoon, from to 5. by Mrs. FL.
NJ Dubois and Miss Lucy A. Dubois, at
their home 1887 North Topeka avenue in
honor of their cousin. Mrs. Dora NJ.
Brown, of Carlinville, Illinois. The
invited guests were: Mestlames j. n.
Haymaker, A. W. Biting G. E. Lehman,
Judge Reed, o. z. Smith, c. L. Davidson.
J. f. Dimes, W. w. Johnston, j. j. Parks,
II. E. Corn, E. l.. Mcclure, j. NJ ferris
and George McFerran and Misses Maud
Taylor. Bennice Evans, Kate F. Brown.
Sallie E. knight, Henrietts Fellows Ida
Skinner, Lola Graham, l.. q. Abel, Anna
Mulay and Nina Caldwell.
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81. L. SMITHSON, Secy.
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Mrs. E. B. Jewett entertained few
of her most intimate friends at her beauti-
full home on College Hill last Friday after
noon. All those who participated in Mrs
Jewett's liberal hospitality report fine
time. An elegant repast was served which
highly attes.ed Mrs. Jewett's culinary
education. Some fine instrumental and
voca, music was also rendered by Mrs.
Estella Ewing, who is already too well
known here as q beautiful singer. Among
the invited guests were Messdames w.
Glenn. l. Humble, E. c. Mum, w. s.
Cook of Denison, Texas. Esteila Ewing
and I. B. Bunnell.
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Judge II. G. Ruggles has moved to rooms
AS and 4l9 Sedgwick block.
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DEATH or DAVID MCKEE.


His Honorable Career hcrc-Funornl this
Aftcrnoon-othcrA Aged People Dead.
The funeral OF David A. Mckee, the
Etnayille grocer, whose death was an.
nonnced Saturday, will take place from
his late residence at 9:SO p. m. to-day.
Mr.. Mckee was born in county Down,
ireland, in 1921, and came to this coun-
try early In 1850, remaining at steuben-
yillc short time and then removing 10
Wheeling. He secured n position in
the iron warehouse OF Sweeney 4 John.
son, Of the Top mill, and remained in
the employment OF TINT mill through
Its yicissitudes and changes for about
thirty years He went into tho grocery
business in 1850 on the South Side, and
In 1888 went TO Etnavillo, where he
built n iine residence and store room.
tlc remained IN tho grocery business
till his death. His wife survives him.
He leaves also six children, two daugh-
tors, Mrs. Morgan and nm unmarried
one, and four sons, Will, OF Butte City,
Montana, David, OF Missouri, Ross, en-
ployGd by tho Singer sewing machine
eOmpuny,here, andJ. p, "a grocer on tho
South Side.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed died yesterday
morning ut the residence OF her hus-
band, NJ. b. Reed, on South Huron
street, at the advanced age OF eighty
four.
Tho death is also announced this
morning OF Thomas Shortcl, OF tho
Eighth ward, at the ago OF sixty-four.
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1>t'AfFSr Eemnaut salo 81, rs cord.
L. S. GOOD, ~
1l25 and 1ia7 hIaIn Street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger, in tho CITY ANA .yhoolluv rolt,

Strangers In tho City ana .Yhocllu< Folk,
Abroad.
S. P. Brown, OF Bcllville, is at the
Behlcr.
Capt. B. B. Dovcner got home yester-
day evening.
Judge Cranmer isamong the sufferers
from tho grip.
Mrs. n. B. Scott is the guest of her
sister, in Chicago.
Hon. William G.. Morley, OF King
wood, is at the Mcclure.
James Henry, OF Fairmont, registered
at the Windsor yesterday.
William D. Armstrong, OF Point
Pleasant, W. Va, is ut the Windsor.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Of Park
crsburg, was at the Stamm Saturday.
Mr.. John G. HoGmann left Saturday
on business trip TO Chicago and the
west.
J. W. Dcvorc, OF Ravcnswood, and S.
G. Henderson, ofIluntington, are Mt the
Stamm. H..
DR.. Reed, President Of Dickinson col
lego, is the guest OF Mr.. G. W. Brock
unier while in the city. =,
Col George ". Thompson, OF Park
crsburg, was the guest OF his mother
east OF the city over Sunday.
William Hanlon and wife, Mrs. Fred
Hanlon and Charles Carrie and wife, OF
the "Superba" company, are at the Nc
Lure house.
Harry Mcclure, OF the Mcclure house,
was presented by his vile on Saturday
with a fine baby boy, and he has been
deluged with congratulations ever since.
Twenty members OF the Hanlon's
"Superba" Company arc at the Behler
all men but two. Seven members OF
the Keep it Dark" Company are at the
same hotel. w. I. Bryant, wiic and
child are among these.
Colonel and Mrs. Whitney were the
guests ofMrs. William West and family,
OF the East End, Thursday afternoon, on
their way from Chicago home to Boston.
They have been visiting their son, Mr..
kreg Whitney, Mt Chicago.
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A CASE or ROBBERY

Complicated with kidnapping 10 DO In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charges Made.
tits said that Michael Morrini, who
was arrested hero tho other day by
Constable McAlastcrs, from Mount
Pleasant, Ohio, on a charge Of obtain
ing money under false pretonses, has
applied to the Austrian consul, alleg-
ing that there was no truth in tho
charge, and that when McNIasters got
him on the OHIO side OF tho river he
searched him, and took from his pock-
ct certificate OF deposit in the German
bank ofthis city for $500, after which
tho prisoner was discharged. The only
oilense he was guilty OF was owing a
board bill OF SIS near Mt. Pleasant.
The case will be Investigated to-day
by Prosecutor Howard, and if the facts
arc rs Morrini states then warrant
will be issued Tor the constable and he
will be brought here from Ohio and
prosecuted.
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y saturday was the birthday OF Ed
y and Saturdaynight the members
u inc y. w. L. club called on him at
us residence in East Wheeling and
S S.i,S nina handsome initial ring, set
S live diamonds. Tho boys then
t tn avery enjoyable social time, and all
SIv nmn congratulationsand expressed
"opes oil many happy returns. n. 4
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LOCAL BI,EvIrIEs.
matter. Of Minor Niomen, in aaa Abou.

- q
'"'soF' '' MINOR so .a,, In ana About About
NJ, q . ,as o'v' ~, !.
Nj. liz !, ''SASp WIS oYehihs--heep ~
Da,M i,
,o oEEgA HOUSE TINS evening -su.
psro"'
THERE are ten cases on the docket for
snis morning = police court.
a NEW storm door has been put on
tho oillcc door at the Behlrr hotel,
TnE brewcryworkmcn will riyo a ball
at Turner hall Wednesday evening.
A MEETING OF the committee on fire
department will be held this evening.
Cu,,nu,y p,nen,, ha. oalloI thc
city electric light commission 10 meet
this evening.
Now IL Tho finn, thc ordinance rcouir.
inc tho sidnwsiLs ~ bn cInaned ohght
to be enforced.
TuE Chi Delta Konno clrh Will ,ivc
dance n. Arionb iii xxi. oronin" KIN
imyor will nIo" M '"' b
cTpn NI;n,a w., WI, co,,,,rv 1,
puttinc in an al oiaotric ~ II ION mIpnt II II
viii .hSyc tbrno T JSran,oa is"' p'"''' y
~ e., az y ~.
,1r ISt1 nhiiiIes Of AiT roger Reese ana
oro o(Ilirtod Win NO ',.in, y 4"' -'V'
~, r,.,S. VIZ :, I 10y s''p,
ST. ~. u ,t'9AuE " NEED VIII lecture al
a etoe N t nI evening IN INC !; III " A
mn y" 0u"'i'ies that VIM
HA Si ,i evening the coasters crowd
W !, I'LL tlio slopes. SuGh scenes. nave not
. ocen Witnessed IN Wheellpg Tor many
years
TINS evening the Brunswick club will
give \ ball at Turner hall, ana 1t Is
morally CERTAIN TO DO an enjoyable and
oFucF'y ailalr.
The Bostwick Fircproot Steel Latll
Company, OF this city, has received M
order Tor 70S, 600 square icot OF hath iol
" notel III Atlanta, Ga.
The Linsly cadets attended the fun
cral OF their late schoolmatc, William
II. Drinton, yesterday afternoon. Majo,
Leo. BriIlis was in command.
GEorGrE FrAyx,s housc Of ilI.f,mr
was pulled last night by Officers Carney
DeamoEd and Buch. Tho landIady
iour girls and two men put up for theil
appearance this morning.
QUARTERLY meeting services were
held in the Fourth street church yester.
day forenoon, the sermon beingpreached
by Key. a. Mick, tho presiding elder,
and this followed by communion.
LAST evening the police arrested John
WeIty, OF 1915 Main street on charge
OF selling LIQUOR on Sunday This was
the only arrest and the only known
violation of the Sunday law Yesterday,
Josrpn NIc1r,xx In. ro.;aroI HE
nosition =. Rni,imoro = Or;n rnramaD '
ter Mt Denwood Junction. Mr.. NTcMann
has been in the service OF the Baltimore
& Ohio company for more than twenty
years.
JG Fc,,o,s 81 Err, c.o,.o ,r,. ,;,,
irIIy hurt S,,ur L,' ", on m"s . Sii,,
;nIn;n,, fron, wv Tin, G io,ts 49,, "ma II,
Sixtpanft ond NI.GnIIosb s.soots o'G NV ~
riLs wnra fs "u .r nv, s.ssois. ".
inGictcd 'et'u 'iu so'e'"' o."tse>
nt
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Go. ihS SitohSh . bHSh oV '-SiIUolaoM. HE
The church, tho speaker said, was al
most dying for want OF enthusiasm, and
the frequent cause OF the churches be.
ing SO slimly attended, was the absolute
deafness that pervadcd them. Take tho
average ayermeeting: What was there
in them to draw your festive, Joyous,
iun.loyins young man? What was there
in them to compete with the attractions
OF the saloons? In speaking OF the dead
ness pcrvading the churches, DR.. Reed
had no favorites, and thought that
among all denominations there were
some churches where there was lack
OF enthusiasm.
To attain this enthusiasm the truths
OF the Bible must be more pondered
over, MS orthodox truths, uttered with
out the inspiration OF the Holy Ghost,
frequentlydamn the most. Christians
talked about the power OF tho saloon, of
the power OF infidelity and OF the power
ofpolitical corruption, and talked most
sof the timeilike arrant towards. What
man, who believes in a living God,
should despair of the success OF an
undertaking against these various
sources of corruption? st. Paul had the
proper conceptions God, when he
wrote from. his prison cell with chains
upon his wrists. He saw only Gods
power, higher than all earthly power.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-11

BEWARE OF FRAups.-Bc sure you get
tho genuine DR.. Thomas Eclrctric Oil,
Itcures Colds, Group, Asthma, Deafness
and rheumatism. D&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-11

!, Whether the prevailing epidemic is
" s~S.[aPpe' q catarrhal cold, ora type Of
tS;n bronchitis, there is one thing Ger
,aiIH, Ayers Cherry ,Pectoral is tho most
;; q. !. and universally popular remedy
nL n, ~ 1t loosens the cough, starts the
i" ns. and promotes expcetoration. It
prompt 10 act, sure, to cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-11

TIE best medical authorities say the
proper way TO treat catarrh is to take a
constitutional remedy, like Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 3
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DIED.

DIED.
REILLY-on Friday, January S, 1892, Mt G:55 n
IN, MICHAEL REILLY, ST., In his Sith year.
Funeral Monday, January II, from his latc resi-.
dence, IS Fourteenth street, Mt 0:OOa m. Re.
QUEEN Mass ut St Josephs Cathedral at
900 a. m.
McKEE-At 4Etnavillc. o., on Friday, January s,
lS9! at SAD ?. m, DAVID A. MCKEE, In his
list year.
Funeral this taIondayl afternoon Mt 2;S1 o'clock
from his late residence at IEtnaville. Friends
OF the family invited lnterincnt at Mt
Wood.
lsteubcnville and Pittsburgh papers please copy.l
REED-on Sunday morning, January 10. 1892, nj
g:3U O'Clock. ELIZABETH. wife Of NJ. X Reed,
in the Sith year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No.
&C South Huron street. on Tuesday afternoon
at1:3O clock. Friends Of the family invited.
iSHORTEL-0n Sunday. january 10, 1892, at 3
O'Clock p. IN, ut his residence, corner Thrift
seventh and WctZel streets, THOMAS SHoRTEI,
In the 9th year OF his age
Funeral OF Tuesday, January Il, Mt o'clock n.
IN. lntcrment Mt Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Friends of the family are respectfully in.
vitcd to attend.
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McKEE-At Etnayillc. o., on Friday, January s,
lSI9, at 5:ig p m, DAVID A. MCKEE, In his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-11

GARFIELD TEA is composed wholly OF
harmless herbs, hence its effects can
never be injurious. Why, then, take
nauseous pills, oils or cathartics that
sconstipate si9E3 iaF r.