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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-26
BIG STONE CITY.
August s.. 1892.

August 20, lS92.
HO. Breckenridge shipped a car os
fat cattle to st Paul last Tuesday.
Rev. Nicholson Of Webster, S. D., came
down Monday to visit friends in town.
He expects to return Saturday.
G.. w. Harrington has made arrange.
ments to move his lumber yard to Orion
vile and will make the change at once.
Harvesting is done and stacking we'll
along. Threshinr Will commence next
week. The yield will be much lighter
than last year.
MISS Movins went to Lidgerwood, N
D., "Wednesday morning for short visit
With Relatives. She expects TO return
Saturday.
The hotel st Charles is crowded to it's
utmost capacity every day, which speaks
we'll for the way Landlord Robinson
takes care of his guests.
Uncle Rams Jones rowed down from
his island home last Wednesday morning,
and back in the afternoon, which is
pretty coed pull tor man Of Mr. Jones
age.-Ortonville Herald Star.
On account of the hot Weather and
inability 70 get crowd together, install.
lation Of officers in the I. @. q. I. lodge
has been postponed until next Saturday
evening when it is hoped goodly mum
Der may be in attendance.
Herman Sahr came up from Belling-
ham, MINI, to attend to harvesting and
stacking. But was taken sick last Sat
urday with pleurisy and has saeen con-
q ~, 81 Nn ri fT
hear that he is improving.
The two Misses Boylngtons and Miss
Lovelse. friends OF Mr.. and Nrs,. Pad
dock, came down from Groton last Friday
aad spent d few days on TIE camp,
grounds, r5turning to their Eoiaes
Tuesday
Our town supports quite a bicycle
club. Among the lady riders are Miss
Movius. Bessie Rue and Mrs. j. L. Gold.
They are becoming quite expert and q.
most any evening can he seen enjoying
themselves on the boulevard.
Alec. Medows and family will leave TO-
morrow for Minneapolis, their future
home. Mr.. Meadows has purchased q
confectionery and tobacco store at 29l3,
Nicollet aye. Their many friends will
regret their departure.-Crto
Herald-Star.
Rev. Wilson took trip to MilbanE
Wednesday and on reaching the depot to
return, had the pleasure OF seeing the
trafn going round the curve \ mile or
two out OF town. But beinga man Of
|'clear grit decided 10 start after it in hopes
Of overtaking it. It took hira two hours
and half to reach here, which, con-
sidering tEs hot weather was Remarkably
good time.
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Advertised Letter List.

r,o,ters remaining uncalltd d for in The
Milbank pos,office, Aug. 25th, 1892.
Ketcnanl. II. kane; W.. .o; ~;
Mon'g1W M;'n Wm.t1 Ward, Frank
A'e' smering, Peter Foreign Letter,
In calling for any 'of the above, please
sov .adyertlsed' and give date OF adver-
t;samrnt. ~ II not called for in fifteen
u"' A. J. BLEsER, p. NJ.
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r.o ,o-thwest qnsrter OF section
nca ~ 80 in town Of Troy. GraIt
Ply; llSs; isi I'll miles from depot. For fur
tiou address Jour CsoxrrR.
Saratoga, MINI.

s.IE-l have a finc farm Ave
~ II Big Stone City; loS acres I'M
pI y summer -fallowed, 80 acrss in
Gc.a sa each. balance on easy terms.
sa''J d. OgHLEa, Big Stone City.
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All goods at Elliot's will be closed out
rdless OF cost, in preparation fof the
t;,.;nc IN and arrangement Of the new
.,nra with an entirely new stock
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-26

WANrEp-The best and cheapest ploy
made. You can find that pIow III Woot
Brothers.
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n HAPPENINGS.

~ / Northern Gle; No. 2
! lsc: No. 4 Ale; rejected 35c.
. fashion plate at Elliot's.
,.0da Lundberg is spending
WITH friends in Appleton.
IN took both, Of his tpreshing
I'M fields the first of The week
Senced work.
(arsn,rdt is again able to be
being laid up tor nearly two
quinsy.
brce Empson 10 building a fine
I On his lately acquired premi-
tlett's addition.
watson and Jack Hits complet-
Siug yesterday. The yield on
/ was Is bushels to the acre.
lies Aid society OF the NJ. E.
Il meet with Mrs. Dexter on
Sept. lst. All the ladies are
to be present.
yclists, DR.. Ross and Marvin
beir eastern trip last week made
q The first day, reaching Glen
ussots, before nightfAll.
anuel has had his platform
oyed and a new foundation and
made tor them TO insure their
BALDWIN and wife Of Madison,
Ant county. residents stopped
lest evening for u visit with
they are on their way home
it to friends in North Dakota.
worth League Of the NJ. Z.
u give q dime social ut the
of Nj. and Mrs. j. G. Elliot
bay evening, Sept. l: Music
nished by the church orches-
gbody invited.
young men OF Milbank are
arrangements for \ Haryes,
bs held Sept. 10, at the opera
the benefit of the G. A. r.
lsns.ve preparations are being
4 frst-class dance.
e,ts, q little son O: VIM. Let's,
Baxter & Lockwood's livery
dnesday was kicked on the leg
The limb was quite badly
% bone being bruised but not
]. Parkhurst and daughte I
the guests OF Mrs. S. Clark
ot the week. The former re-.
81 Paul the first Of the week,
N0fa remains for a more ex-
" with Miss May Clark.
lsrson, who has been working
road coal sheds, rendered his
4 % the railroad company last
" order to get y little Of the
Fatry a;f, has engaged with
ahlng outfit for the season.
ayouhg man employed in
Z st. P. yards al Aberdeen
Wednesday morning while
locomotive tn ! foreign palace
While coupling the same ca1
2 Crosby OF this place wa
lew days before, but luckily
psious injury.
sson Of R., Mortell who wa.
easly affected by swallowin.
teo 10 st. Paul Sunday even
Yer and Pr. Goodger accom-
lie was taken to ST. Jo
slal, and the latest indication
will recover.
NJ Elliot returned this mornin,
% q Paul and Minneapolis
had bsen making arrange
nn+ctio1 with the new stor'
l9 the purchase OF fall ant
goa The ladies' can at al
9 upon Inc latest styles an
- v Elliot's.
~ week Ehe HERALD has bee,
- OF Calls from Bro. Bur
emmit and Brn. Il. s. Perkin
10Th engaged in missionar
oeets county, the former light
usfk places around Sunni
lnal and the latter sp-eadin
Slth the Reporter At Wilmo'
,s,,ty Of the Army Of the Cum
y bold its 23d annual reun
galtle field Of Chickamaug,
leth and 10th, to which Al
8 invited. Comrade Thoma
lece'ved circulars ia regard I
9 and will be pleased to Civ
y @ any Of the old soldier
z 0esarous Of attending.
,aef recently attended on
saes party sociaples and be
ssssested Il in the vagaries &C
s 'amelioratlon OF the poe
y ~sspcement Of the world !
e submitted 4 ohallene
v !" discuss the platform adopt
- md we understand that
S'on Of this document vi
q :. hail l Ivy, Go to Woo
we the fNlektfnn VITALITY.
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We do not know Of a splendid double
,,aron ali complete ever having been
snl1 before for $780, This Is ths price a.
Wtk,u RrOs.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-26

Don't forget to visit the Minneapolis
Bargain Store.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-08-26

The celebrated Deere, Case and Weil
gang plows at Wood Bros.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONRY.

On Monday evening Ohio Lodge No.
/ hele it's annual meeting with larger
attendance Of brethren than have been
seen TO the lodge at those meetings for
many years in the past, and much in
tereSt was manifested in the election OF
its officers. aud the following were
selected for the ensuing Masonic year:
Worshipiul Master, Theodore Shider;
Senior Warden, E. P. Wheat; Junior
Warden, ChaS. E. carp; Treasurer,
Hugh Sterling; Secretary, Joseph Hall;
Stewards, Z. 5. Olsen and Fred 7.
Bourue; Trustees, VIM. II. LeaVis, Alex.
Ii. FOrgey aud j. II. Dehme. The In
stallation will occur at the next regular
communication.
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge
No. 30, held It's annual communication
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: VIM. R. Dudley,
WorShipful Master; d. L. Richey,
Senior Warden; ChaS. p. Wood, Junior
Warden; ]. ElwOod Hughes, Treasurer;
John A. Kyle, Secretary; Thomas Le-
land and G. NJ Ford, Stewards; A. T.
Hupp and w. w. Irwin, Trustees.
There was a very full attendance of
brethren and visitors; in fact the Lodge
room was packed, aud shows the neces-
sity of increased activity In the build
ing Of our Temple, so that all desiring
20 attend any Of the bodies Masonic
can be amply provided Tor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
EASTERN STAR


Miriam Chapter No. I, orthls city Is
star that shineth brighter and brighter
as the weeks roll bye, as was disclosed
at its last meeting when it waS.::found
that nearly all the members were pre-
sent on last Tuesday evening, and the
entire evening was spent in most
social and pleasant manner. On next
Tuesday evening all the stars will
travel westward, and will stop for an
evening of pleasure and some hours Of
feastlng at our Brother and Sister
CraytOn's. whose home is on the Island,
at No. loo Zaues street. The outside
81 OF our chapter will shine in all its
glory, and the inside fellow will be a
patron Of the luciOus oysters, he has
agreed 10 furnish for the occasion.
Look out for fun among the stars that
don't loose their shine till morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED wORKMEN.

We are glad to report that Welcome
Lodge, No. g, had a good meeting on
Thursday night. There was fair at
tendance, but the most encouraging
feature was she applications of four
candidates for admission. 1t looks like
the boom has again come TO this lodge,
as the indications for new members is
very encouraging at present. We had
a couple Of humorous readings from
Brothers Weir and Gilligan which were
we'll received. The proceedings were
also enlivened by short addresses from
Brothers c. d. Thompson, j. f. Thomp-
son, w. o. McClusky and Thomas
Cameron. We believe this lodge
has solved the problem for keeping
q lodge alive and making the sessions
interesting. A committee has been APP
pointed to provide some entertainment
AT each meeting. Next week Brothers
Fred Theirs and D. W. Fyfe will give
vocal selections and II. G. Stewart and
Charles Dowler will sing duet. No
lodge can grow properly unless the
meetings are made interesting. 1t is
proposed to have debate before very
long between some of the brethren.
The officers elected by La Belle Lodge
No. for the ensuing term are as fol-
lows: P. NJ. W., NJ f. Coulter; NJ. W.,
w. X. Shaw; Foreman, Jos. Ankle;
Overseer, w. @. Rose; Recorder, Chas.
Steinhouser; Financier, f. n. Flood;
Receiver, w. f. Grebe; Guide, G. Deist;
Inside W., John Pebler; Outside W.,
VIM. Leach; Trustee, John Walford;
ReDresentiye, John WalfOrd; Medical
Examiners, Drs. Pipes and StatherS.
Benwood Lodge, No. 3, comes up
smiling, with one addition last month.
We are glad to see that Eureka
Lodge, Of Buckhannon, reports two
new members.
Fairmont Lodge, No. II, added one to
her list Of members. This is encour-
aging.
Memorial Day Of the Order, which
comes on January Is, will be pretty
generally observed by our lodges. Well
come Lodge has already appointed a
committee to prepare programme for
the occasion. Ii is expected that ad-
dresses will be made by Bros. Dornbla-
ser. Fullerton and BOnnheim; musical
selections will probably be given by
Bros. r. V. Ankle, Charles Zulauf, w.
NJ. Clemans, d. w. Fyfe, h, G. Stewart,
+. A. Sherratt, Fred. Theirs, w. o.
McClusky and others. The day set
apart for this purpose Is the annivers-
sry Of the death OF John j. Upchu=ch,
the founder Of the Order
The Mogulian meeting has been post
pOned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

duet. and adding from time to time to
its line Of manufacture.
The brick work is well under way on
the new three story planning mill OF
Wood Bros., in the Eighth ward r-----S
.-'r- ~ A. - -
The Etna, Standard, La Belle and
Riverside are running full.
Work on the Hunter spice mill build
ing is progressing nicely.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
KNIGHTS OF rae GOLDEN EAGLE,

The tenth Castle was instituted at
Glover's Gap, Saturday, December Sd,
by Grand Chief w. p. Collins, accOmps-
MED by Col. James 7. MCGEE and Gar
field Castle delegation. The party left
over the 3. & 0. on the afternoon train,
arriving st their destination about z
o'clock. After supper theGrand Officer
started for the hall, where thirty mem
beIs were In waiting to be created
Eagles, " representative citizens or that
place. From reports received the insti-
tuting ceremonies were unusually line
and Impressive. Remarks culled by
the official doing the work from the
members Of the new Castle were not
sparing ia their praise Of the ritualistic
work. The boys were all smiles tor the
handsome treatment. courtesies extend
ed and fine supper.
News gathered from different Castles
throughout the State, and in this city.
points % an increase OF membership
and renewed interest in the work.
The Commandery members are talk
ing regarding the trip to Charleston,
and also Of the Supreme Castle meeting
In Baltimore.
Membars OF the Commandery and
Wheeling City Castle No. 2 are request
"a 70 meet st G. A. R Hall, Tuesday
evening next Matters Of imp0rts
MI come np fQf disenss'oR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
THE WOMAN DRUMMERs.
Attractive of Personality, They Are Ca
pablo in Business and Successful

Attractive of Personality, They Are Ca
pable in Business and Successful
The woman drummer is a compare
lively new and unique feature of COM
mercial economy. Among the most
successful are Mrs. L. M. Hughes, who
represents Chicago house on salary
which dignifes even Chicago gener-
osity, aud Mrs. Davis, Gotham
product, small and fair, with a
pleasant voice and great de-
cision of character, who Is called the
nerviest little creature on the road.
Owing to her attractive personality
Mrs. Davis Is marked for the masher's
insolence, but she handles him as she
does her goods, without gloves, and gen.
orally disposes of each ambitious repre-
sentative at the first repulse. Mrs.
Hughes Is dark, stately and handsome,
who sells spices and has racy little
touch Of her product In her personality.
She allows her victims to pursue their
frantic struggles TO make an impression
until they arrive at the point of exchang-
ing cards. Then she presents, with
great nonchalence, her business. card
containing the firms advertisement and
asks If she can do anything for them.
Usually her admirers in her own line OF
business become her good comrades and
friends, and when she meets the boys at
supper or at theaser parties she insists
Oh paying her share OF the expenses
and being treated as one Of themselves.
Mrs. Hughes meets with little carping
at the innovation Of the woman drum
mer and enjoys her work so much that
she says, OF all things in the world,
next to being woman drummer she
would like 10 be a man drummer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Alpha Lodge No. 424 held their regu-
lar meeting on Saturday evening with a
good attendance of brethren present,
and the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Fred 7. Bourne,
Dictator; Otto Weisgerber, Vice Dictat-
or; P lip Winter, Assistant Dictator;
Joseph Hall, Reporter; John Brown,
Financial Reporter; ). NJ. Darrah,
Treasurer; 7. A. Hall, Chaplain j. d.
McFadden, Guide; James Bryson, Guar
dian; Grafton A. Beall, Sentinel. The
officers will be installed an the first
meeting Of January.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

what saving have made during the last
wear by being my own doctor Last year
+ Maid out 800. % for doctors and their medi-
cine: this year paid t5.0O for six bottles
of SulDhur Bifters. and they have kept
health IN nv whole family They are the
best ana pnrest medicine ever made
cfarI.s KirQ, 60 Tsmple Street, RseIen. Ncst
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

BELorT, Wis, December 10.-The proba-
bilities are that John Kline, Of this city,
viii train Jim Hall for his fight with F'itz-
simmons. Hall telegraphed Kline asking
for the latters services. Kline Is very
successful trainer and fitted Hall for his
previous engagement with Fitzsimmcns.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
Petroleum as Fuel.

Petroleum as fuel is now being burn
yery successfully at the Acme glass
-rss, and has been used in the big
race since Monday, says the Steu-
lsry..e Gazette. Sixty shops and six
r0ry holes ar6 now being heated by oil.
Tts oh used is crude petroleum brought
ION the Macdonald held. The burners
r;ei .n the furnace are on aerated fuel
sysen and compressed air and oil come
bud Dgether, AMI are so mixed that
Frsai heat is obtained The oil is stored
Ba unk holding 600 barrels and is fed
n,o the furnace and glory holes by two
'5rDeE pumps which are run by COM
messed air instead of steam. The oil
comes into the glory holes in a spray
through an atOmizer. The oil has not
been suaged and 10 is not known how
much 10 will require 70 run the factory.
Au the machinery, which is exceeding
b MITIGATE has been put i'm under the
Supervision of Councilman Charles K.
.N55i3y. TIE pumps, engine and oil
Fittings were put in by the Hall Steel
.PuDCO., OF PiJtSburg, and are OF the
very Atest designs. One furnace is on
.ol. and the other on gas and over half
HE glory holes are on gas yet. Several
d The glory holes are not working very
evenly but will be regulated and work
sSf1,ly in a few days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

Mrs. Gladstone's resignation OF the
President Of the Woman's Liberal Fed
Grafton has been received with much re-
greet by the leaders. Mrs. Gladstone
pleads increasing cares and duties as
her excuse for relinquishing the respon-
sibilIties Of such an Office; but IL Is well
known that the severance is in conse-
ouence OF the difficulties which have
arisen within the camp itself owing to
Mr.. Gladstone's attitude respecting the
enfranchisement OF women. Sir An
drew Clark says that Mrs. Gladstone
ought TO be called the Grand Army Wo-
man, for she is as young as her husband.
OF whom she taxes such excellent care.
Although she is eighty she has never
known yet the need Of spectacles. and
when Mr.. Gladstone speaks she is al
ways near, waiting to wrap him up
IN warm shawls and 10 refresh him with
her broth or tea when the speech Is
over.
DR.. Schoheld, a well-known specialist
In hygienic laws, looks on woman as the
third line OF defence against disease
the first being public, and consisting Of
the Health Board and sanitary laws; the
second professional, and consisting Of
the regular medical army; and the third
private, and consisting entirely OF
trained and scientific woman volunteer.
in the home. The doctor is getting up
a petition TO have hygiene introduced
more generally in the higher schools foE
woman.
A pair Of silk stockings has been knit
for ''Baby Ruth" Cleveland By , iady
81 years old, Mrs. Abigail W. klncaidl
Of Hoosick Falls; and 50 pleasantly dic
the wife Of the President-elect ecknowl
edge them that she Is 70 have 8 pail
Also. Mrs. Kincaid Is about to star
sim third pair for ar. Cleveland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

Stockholders IA the new glass COM
NV which purchased the Sumner
bass Lbuse, Steubenville, for S24, 600,
.st las, week and elected the following
Rcera President, John McChve;
vice prsident, August Schlenenshauer;
treasurer and secretary, John Burnett;
tIsc0s, John McClave, John Bur
lsit, Charles Mccain, Schlenenhauser
ni A1reW Meisner. The latter will
be manRer. The works will start az
mce thy have been shut down since
June because OF differences between
be men and the company over the
snp0y1ent Of apprentices. The men
obtained an option on the plant and
bought lhe company out.
Huntingdon, w. Va, IS abont to have
8 new glass industry. Mr.. +. w.
Swami, Who is a brother Of Mr.. Swami,
O. Swan a. Whitehead, lamp manufac-
tuners, Il Trenton, is 40 the head OF
c0npsnf % build a plant for the deco
ration Il lamps and all kinds Of flint
and 0Da glassware. There are four Of
Hgu.nitOn's most prominent and mon
eyed citizens interested in the new con-
Germ
tits Understood that the Bellaire
Sanglg Company, which moved to
Harye1 H., is not prospecting as was
1pectt Their wOrkmen are reported
aay.0zOn account of the unhealthy
coldtI 10 Of the place, and they may
lose Dbl $40, 600 cash bonus, which was
made 5ntinRent upon the employment
ola sJcided number of men within
I've ysrs.
The'oundatiOns OF two new anneal-
ng frnaces 40 the Whitaker mill
ave ben made and the furnaces will
,e butt as rapidly as possible. No mill
o theOuntry pays more attention 10
ne anealing of its sheets than this
ne, ind the furnaces now building
re i1excess of the equipment OF any
therplant of it's size in the country.
Th machinery and tools In the old
Ben pod nail factory are being re-
nova. The dies are being shipped TO
he lelmont factory. This looks like
her is more than mere rumOr In the
epGt that the Wheeling Iron aud Steel
,omany contemplates engaging In a
iewine Of product.
TIE Wheeling branch Of the brick
avs and StonemaSOns national Organi-
atins, which cOnvenes in Baltimore In
Tanary will be represented by the fol-
oWng delegates; Burke Watson, NJ.
\. ashley, Henry Guenther and Mag
lulLong.
he Lantern Globe works Of Bellaire
vii not be rebuilt by the former pro-
2ritors. The Secretary, Mr.. Ber-
yudthal, goes intO the Novelty Stamp
nj Company.
/ is said that the owners Of the
Ahe Glass Works, Steubeuville, are
,dtemplating an extension OF the
pint. and have given up the idea OF
ewing the city.
The Wheeling Corrugating Company
cunning steady, with a good demand
L the product. The new pattern Of
cling Is meeting with popular favor
Beltz. Fading & Co., are now run
ing their planning mill TO its full capac-
h, and have a good deal of interior
3rk on hands for the winter season.
IA. J. Sweeny & Son have a large
rec busily engaged on some steamboat
brk Of importance and are running
'Ouhdry and machine shop full.
ves-Rraft Company has this
heaviest business in its
~ishing up the last
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
Id lIeetlne of ,he a. s. OF u

raj Meeting Of the A. f. OF l.
American Federation Of Labor
set next Monday in the city Of
lphia. This will be the annual
Of that powerful organization,
! be of more than usual interest
of the fierce antag0nism being
70 organized labor In many quar-
is expected that the attendance
the largest In the history OF the
ton. No doubt the great Csrne-
ke will receive particular notice
hands Of the convention, as Pres
yompers kept himself thoroughly
= - Ssct6S "details Of fGG struggle,
ndered valuable aid in the colIec-
funds, and in otherwise assisting
contest, which he was so DESTROYS
be won 70 she men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
AND FACTORIES
OINlTY SHOW A GRATIFYING DE-
GREE OF ACTIVITY.
laeials and Employees Of the Wheel
'rkshOps Are Doing and Oontsm-
''s Doing-LOcal lettings.

importance has trans
al workshops within the
Everything is moving
condition OF affairs
.isfactOry alike 10 employer
,ye. Probably Of no line OF
ture In which Wheeling is
Interested, can il be said that
ms will not compare favorably
Ose Of a year ago. Added TO the
Industrial activity which pre-
here are heard rumOrs Of inn
ants and extensions 20 estab-
lants, and it Is more than prob
e with so much smoke there is
b
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
Kline to Train Hall.

ing season Of 1898 will prove to be an I'M
usually interesting one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11

IxDreEsrIox. Dlzzl ness Take Bkkcn
AXIS Pulls.