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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
MARTINS FERRY.
Hnps and MI.hOps in tho Thriving City

HRpS and MIshRps in tho Thriving city
Across the River.
prominent young manufacturer OF
this city found Il bottle in the river, in
which was the address OF young lady
who resides at Tarentum, Pa, and desired
n gentleman correspondent. The young
man wrote to the girl, and they are
CARRYING on an interesting correspond
ence,
From the interest already taken here
in tho ISrELLIGEScER's scheme for pop
Mar trips to Chicago, within the reach
of all, it is probable that a large num-
her OF Martins Ferry people will en-
brace the rare opportunity offered.
William Davis, whose arrest was
caused BY Lucy Williams, daughter OF
Mrs. "Powder Monkey" Williams, on a
delicate charge, was yesterday fined $40
and costs. He says he will marry the
girl.
WorkinEmen arc kicking because the
cars on the new electrical railway do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
CITY FINANCES.
The Council Committee on Finance
bIet Last Evening.
GAS BOARD STATEMENT RECEIVED.

1t Shows That There Will Be a Short
nge Of Over Two Thousand Dollars
at the End of the Hcar-Various
Measures Suggested TO Relieve the
Stringent Condition Of Aflairs-Ac'
ton Postponed.
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r r 8 A B

Two business houses on Main street Centre
Wheeling Cheap,
ShOl
House Of four rooms. Twcnty.ninth street. lot
House Of I've rooms, brick, EoT street, Centre
Wheeling, S2lO0.
House Of seven rooms Fifteenth street, $500.
House Of six rooms. brick. lot gjXi22 feet Main
street Centre Wheeling. 5000.
Lot cast end Fourteenth street goo
Corner lot on Lind street, cheap. 500.
House OF Ave rooms, Woods street East Wheel
ing, 81 800.
House Of four rooms, Eighteenth street $1,000
Three houses, NOyICu street cheap. S2,yJJ.
House OF three rooms Twelfth street. $50.
House OF eight rooms, Sixteenth street, in
good condition s'70l
Three lots jJEl0ll feet. Filan, White & Gala
ghcr's addition, % each.
House Of six rooms aud stable, Eighteenth
street, $500
Three lots in Park View, cheap.
Onc-hali lot McCo.och street, Centre Wheel
Ing 500
Fine suburban property. two miles from the
city, i've minutes walk from motor llne, new
with all modern improvements Cheap,
Lots on CaidwelV- run $50 each.
Fine farm % lR8 acres on National road. nine
miles east Of the city, on easy tOrmt
House four rooms, TWrnty.ih'rd street 81 30
Business property 90 Market street u Inodsr.
ale price.
One Of the best manufacturing sites In tho
Cty. fronting on two railroads
$50 500. 5000 $3.50 and 5000 TO loan on
city real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

If you desire a luxuriant growth OF
healthy hair OF a natural color, natures
browning ornament OF both sexes, use
only Halls Vegetable Sicillan Hair Re-
nnMer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

ATTEND Worl's Millinery Opening Oc-
tober 8 and 1. l05S Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
LOT ON FOURTEENTH STREET
FOR SALE.

We offer for sale at Il bargain. II bough. ri
once the westerly 30 feet OF LOT No 20 st the
southwest corncrof FOURrEENI Til and JACOB
STREETS. The lot has depth Of 100 feet to an
alley.
$500 will buy No. 22i9 Chapline street, lot
g6xl2O, with eight.roomed- brick house
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
PIKE BUILDING LOTS |

5000 buys lot 6lvl75 In thrt iastgrowing iue
residence place OF Park View with natural gas,
educate your children shade trlcg side walks
only five minutes wall; from the motor Ten
houses built within one year. Tofms. one th'rt
cash, one.third In six months, oue.thlrl In
money Only @ few left Call at once
Lots in LeathCrwOOd CHEAP Lots al Echo
Point cheap. Lots at EdginrtOu cheap Lots at
Pleasant Valley cheap Lots az lin Grove cheap.
GA, on Us. We are hcldquarIgr, for National
pike lots
ROLE 81 1-ANE
1927 MARKET STREET seg5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

STOCKS FOR SALE.
y ~
20 shares Bellairc Nail Nm
20 shares Peabody Insurance Co.
30 shares Etnn Standard l. & 5. Co., common.
20 shares FOstOria Glass Co
share Fort Henry Clnb.
10 shares Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
20 shares South Side Bank.
10 shares Mail Pouch Tobacco Company
20 shares Elna Standard Iron and Steel Co,
K $ IRWIN, Broker
ye2j no. 4 Twelfth Street
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wheeling to the Worlds Fair for 81, via
Popular .Pnn Handle Route"

October 9th train leaves $3.50 n. m,
city time, sll round trip; valid return.
ing October 18th, giving ten full days at
the Fair. ]. G. Iomlinson. Ticket
Agent, Pennsylvania Lines, Wheeling.
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al. 4 nj RI ~
LsiIaAIlS NJ i,at 80 %,
e Sases '''i7'''."tS,,'i?S, ,SS5 81
Hauling. .. ,,.,.', l,29e %
Iime;;;..,-.....~,.~l az go ~ 81 oioso
EipaP,. t;S ~: risTt .-''''
vtges....-.....,..s 5,Oi3 O.
koal...A...,......-'.' I' ~ ~ %
s sSnS}Iss rs o. 7i22Gl
Bis due and un
paid.";.;........;s %S$O ~
sleSi,le b LlSn'ooa' " d 1855 i9-s9jO7 -
r.rr,,Trn rrcEIpTs
p.,,ooot, ,onp go %
Cash o ~ S""@ 100 Oh
County orders @ IS
Freight bills. -; l'-'' ~
seIpl5. sSSs-,- 5000 CO. sG1si9 81
eo1cs 10
Probable shof'ase'''''''''''''','''',' cav
After the statement hau Deeh eA'
amined by the members OF the COM
mittee, there was some GisCusslon aa W
how the shortage should De met anu
Mr.. Dun!evy SAID that tle poaEu HHu
before this handed larger shortages
and could probably take care Oh ILIs'
a member remarked thas tha1 was the
way these shortages that council mas
prevlousi " relieved, arose. A.. A.
The chairman relatAeI tLiat t iij
figures submitted Oy Mr. DunIeNy uII
not agree with statement ne ha9
seen that came from the secretary OF
the board. MI. Dunleyy EepLleu tna'
scented to the committee were correct
Mr., Maxwell SAID that the staten en- od ne
saw gave coal Indebtedness OF S0,gyu,
with the freight rebate takeh OIL. inc
Dunleyy statement, on the contrary,
gave the total amount OF GSan oAiis a.
something less than that figure and
with over a thousand GoiiaFs IN
freight to DC TAKEN on AiIer
some further discussion Hone OF Tue
committee lnethDels tnousIS 10y I ,bo
wanted to see 4 statement showing me
entire workings ana cohulG9h OF TUG
gas board ,sahalrs. Inc ptesloent Oh tne
board sara tne secretary - i LO" az 800 S0,H
on such statement OF oAiance Sue ~
The committee theh Requested tlat tne
presldento the ooatu submit mi tna' st"Se-
ment TO the c0uu,I1tee at US ieAs inG ;oy
ing. Mr.. Richards was oil tne OPINION
also that figures should DC presented 70
the committee showing thS pteeS"' Sos !.
OF manufacturing gas, anu tuat IL ~
should be shown that the cost 10 more
than the selling price, OF very near III
measures should DC takeh 70 uisg'ace
such CONDITION oil auairs' ME'' Duh-
levy was asked 10 nave such a statement
prepared. A. ,,,. =, A.
Mr.. Cruise aaid that tne NE Oh tue
present board IS 20 snort tnat not inucu
else than the oaiahce sheet can oe e%
pected from them' showing that tney
have retired from ONCE Win everything
straight. >. =,
At this stage oil the proceedings Mr.:
Brock asked question Oh ftesiaens
Dunlevy which aroused some merrl-
ment and was not answered. Inc ques-
ton was:
Have you IN your MIND any place
within the jurisdiction OF the gas board
where, il you were retiring from office;
you could suggest any improvement?
Mr.. Richards seemed to have curtail-
ment on his mind. lie remarked thar
he had heard goou ueal ABOUT cuttN,-
meut in the newspapers and not much
elsewhere. Mr.. Richards remarks sug.
gested to Mr.. Maxwell, the chairman OF
the committee, that ! good place for
curtnilment is il the police depart
ment. Then followed considerable
amount OF discussion rs to whether
curtailment in that department is prac'
ticable. Mr.. Cruise brought the COM
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FOR SALE-
EAHGArN9.

seveuroomcd brick lot ajxI0O, river view
North Front street, lIand 5000
Four.roomed frame house, lot t0Sl2O, very
cheap, 500.
EighLroomcd brick house on South Front
street between the bridges. 5000
-Four. roomed house on Virginia street, 81
SiN-roomed house on South Huron street, new,
$1,000.
Fiveroomed house on South Penn street,
cheap.
have bargains In houses and building lots
everywhere. on tho Island and on this side
Come in inquire aud look al the bargains will
offer you. Also In farms.
HF r RT j. FIN K,
REAL ESTATE,
Telephone 6S7. tsc27l 1lia Market street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03

EYOR RENT.
Second floor No ~ Tenth street. six rooms
bath room o 69I hnl', 20 ~ Per monlR, second
and hall So per month. Third floor No 1865
Main street, four rooms and hall so p0r month.
Large basement barber shop, corner Main and
Tenth streets, 81 per month. All immediate
possession. JAMES l. HAWLEI,
seli ITO Main Street
TOR RENT.
One fiat. five rooms and bathroom, first floor.
No glOl Foil street
One fiat four rooms and bathroom, second
floor, No 2l0j Fol street.
One Hat, four rooms No. G6 Twenty third street.
Oncnat, thrccrOOms, No 6ITwenty-thlrd street
Equipped with all modern improvements.
jv2l F. H. LANCE.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. OCTOBER I.-THREE
II rooms mud attic. All in good condition
and pleasant location. No 30 Twenty.sCCOnd
street WILLIAM MNk. Se}a .
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FOR RENT.

No. 60 Twcntyoighth street. four rooms. ...s12 10
No. 300 Chaplnc street 1--WE rooms. IL 90
No. Il Main street. fve rOoms.............. 10 90
No. 2I3O Main street. two rOOIns,............. 50
No. Is Seventeenth street, iOuT rOOms...... II 90
No. 2ll7 Main street, stoTcrOOm.
and bath go. ................. % 20
No 81 Ohio street. frame, 1--WE roOmS...,...,. II %
No II Twcnty.cChth street frame rooms. 10 %
No 2Tl Coal street frame , rooms ............. %
No. 3il7 Alley D. brick 2TOoms................ 90
No. DIGS Main street. third bOOr rooms. e 90
six.roomCd frame dwelling NJ ieathcrwood,
modern.
store rooms on South street, in lIeanc Tab.
e7nacle building
No. 2l59 Main Street. storcroom and dwelling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
FOB SALE.

NOR SALE-A SMALL BAKERY
doing good business: best Of reasons for
selling. GEORGE ]. MATHlsON, 1928 Market
street SEES
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
FOR SALE.

Lots IN Bchrcn's aud SpeIlrls addition,
'orncrlot Thirty hiih aud Chap.ino sIrestl,
house two rooms aud sitrIgn. Cheap
Hour mill, with rDl or rrJgggy twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power. saw
aud plancr also attached doing good business
" ne cOuliTg. This Is n bGrElln Coal within
10 feet. Has thirIy.sayrn acrcs o! nui. VIII
SCI. Rll together Or mill separate
No. @.I FOL street, frame house, six rooms
large collar alloy corner Easy terms
No. 80 EOi street B'ck house. six rooms
aud nail good location Cheap. Egsv terms
Three houses on Wood street hl1h ground,
No. 1913 s. aud ajl, SIS rucn.
Two horses on Fwcuty.ninth, Jour rooms
each 81 100 each.
A good iCrn OF M aor,i one aud hst miles.
from the city. : good orchard SIX acres IN
grapes has a Hvn rOom'1h house stables eta aud
the best OF water VIII sell on osSy forms or
trade for city property
Lots IN llUNmRnus addition tho be,g value In
the Eighth ward on very easy tGFns fora short
time
No Il Thirty eighth street. six rooms. new. 81 5Il
Brick mouse four roo ~ aud pail FOrty.ari.
mud Wood streets. full lot
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NOR SALE-THE ONLY DRUG
Il store in q rapidly growing town, on B & Q.
X r. Good reasons for selling. Address "CAd-
PHOR" care lntCllIgcnCer. sc2S
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MOB = WoRk#
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED
Attic ETELLIsEscERJoBRooxA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-03
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO FUSEL OIL

This is cmphntIcully whiskey for the
home. It possesses properties known to
no other whisIScy, and hence is especially
valuable for
MEN,
WOMEN and
CHILDREN.
There are few residences In any town or
city of America where Duny's Pure Malt Is
not kept on hand constantly for sudden
colds, coughs, chills, possible pneumonia
or other serious complaints. IL has the
highest endorsements. DO sure to secure
the genuine from your druggist or grocer.
Send for illustrated pamphlet to
DUFFY MALT WHISIiEY CO.,
ROCHESTER,, n. Y.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
Township Nominations.

Below we give the Democratic and
Republican candidates for Winslow
township officers TO be voted for at the
February election:
Democratic ticket-Justice, George
Hughes; constable, S. S. Haines; col
lcctor, J. l.. Marshall; school directors,
August Schuckers and John M. Norris;
supervisors, X. Deemer, west end, Ed.
Mulhollan, east end: overseer poor, s.
Il. Brison; judge Of election, Frank =.
Best, west end, J. Bowscr, east end;
Inspector J. NJ. Deemer, west end;
Auditor, John Siple; register of votes,
Allen Gathers.
Republican ticket.-Justicc J.. A.
Hays; school directors, Thos. McCreight
and j. B. Sykes; supervisors, Amos
Strouse and A. Il. Mcclure: constable,
Ed Moore; auditor, Al Mahew: oversoer
poor, G. w. Mohney and Noah Syphrit
were tie: judges Of election, G. B. Bow
SER east end, Saml Brilliant. west end;
inspectors Of election, Chas. Dean, east
end: J. VI. Hutchison, west end.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
A "Royal" Gathering. ,

The Royal Arcanums of Punxsutwney
and Reynoldsville had jolly time in
the Masonic hall at this place last
Wednesday evening. A large number
of the members of the Mahoning Coun-
Gil. with their ladies, drove over and
were taken in hand by the members of
Century Council and were well cared for
during their brief stay in town. The
visitors and Reynoldsville people, num-
bering ninety, took supper at Hotel
Dillman, after which they returned to
the lodge room and listened to some ex-
cellent music and live speeches. The
speakers were Rev. Harvey Greene
Furbay, of this place, and Rev. Noble
and A. j. Truitt, of Punxsutawney.
Judge" Kaufman, the A. V. R'y news
agent, was called on for a speech. He
said that he had prepared an eloquent
speech an hour long for the occasion,
but when waiting on the ladies at Hotel
Dillman he had became so disconnected
that he had forgotten his piece and
promised that the next time he would
write II down to insure its delivery.
The Punxsutawneyites returned home
feeling that their visit had been very
pleasant one, and the members of the
Century Council retired to their beds
and calmly yielded to the wooing en-
brace of old morpheus feeling that they
had done their best to make others
happy and had unconsciously succeeded
in filling their own bosoms with joyous
satisfaction.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
"Shadow Social"

The old soldiers, G. A. II. members,
w. II. c., S. of ", husbands and wives
of each, and all friends of the G. A. r.,
are hereby notified that there will be a
"Shadow Social and box supper in the
G. A. II. hall on Tuesday evening, Feb.
2lst. The G. A. r. committee on en-
tertainment cordially invite all lovers
of good time to participate. Each
lady is expected to take with her box
to go with her shadow. The doors will
open at 500 o'clock.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
A Quiet Wedding.

A quiet wedding took place at the
Catholic parsonage last Wednesday eve
ming in which Geo. Washington Stoke,
young druggist, and Miss Minnie
Smith, daughter of o. F. Smith, were
the contracting parties. The happy
couple left on the evening train for Du-
Bois and on the following morning pro-
ceeded on a wedding tour to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Ontario and Rochester.
The benedict has lived in this town
many years and is well known here. He
is pleasant gentleman who has the
ability of winning friends. The bride
was born in Reynoldsville and has won
the appellation of being a perfect lady.
We have known George and Minnie from
early life and we extend congratulations
and sincerely hope their lives may
henceforth be strewn with peace, pros
perity and contentment. Married life
is what man and wife make 1t, success
or failure.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
Changed the Site.

The school directors held meeting
last Wednesday evening and B. II. Lit
tle an architect of Pittsburg, met with
them. We stated last week that the
directors had decided on the Flynn
property at the corner of Fourth and
Grant streets as site for one of the
new school buildings, which they had
done, but when looked at again by the
directors and architect they decided
there was not sufficient ground to build
upon and the lots at the corner Of
Fourth and Hill streets were finally
selected for the site. Both school
houses were to have been alike, but on
account of the one in the East End be-
ing built on the hillside it will be
necessary to have two specifications
Mr. Little will submit the specifications
within the next week and then the
directors will let the contracts for the
building thereof as soon as possible.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
An Attempted Murder.
IPunxsutaMneY spIrlt.l


Two Italians became involved in a
dispute in front of the residence Of
Policeman Palmer on Monday, and as
words waxed pretty warm one of the
men suddenly drew a revolver and
fired at his companion. The report Of
the weapon brought Palmer out of his
home, and as soon as the men saw him
they fed up the road in the direction of
Walston. The policeman gave chase
and the one guilty Of doing the shooting
threw his revolver into the snow by the
side of the road, but being less lively
sprinter than his companion, he was
easily overtaken by the officer, who
escorted him to the lookup, securing
the revolver as they were making the
return trip. The Italian was also armed
with an ugly knife which was taken
from him before he was consigned TO a
cell.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
A Good Program.

Last Friday evening sixty people from
Dubois, confined to Sons of st. George
their wives and "best girls came TO
Reynoldsville and had good time. II
was the regular meeting night Of the
Washington Lodge No. l2i, Sons of st.
George, and the members Of the visiting
lodge met with them for short session.
About $50 the doors were opened
and arrangements were made for an
entertainment. A little before nine
o'clock VIM. Coping, Past President,
called the people to order and In few
remarks made the Dubois people feel
that they were indeed welcome visitors.
The hall was packed. The program
introduced proved To be good one and
for two hours the people were well en-
tertained The program was as follows:
Song, Braund Bros; recitation, Mrs.
Medley: song, John Rediclft: select
reading, Annie Northy; flute solo. VIM.
Braund: song, Lizzie Braund; rccita-
tion, Richard Braund: song, Matthew
Braund: duet, John Rediclift and VIM.
Grix; song, Lizzie Binney: recitation.
John Simpson: duet, Marwood Braund
and VIM. Braund: song John Hodge:
song, Jas Calvin: duet, John Braund aud
Lizzie Binney: recitation, John Simp-
son; song, VIM. Braund: song, John
Hodge; song, Lizzie Braund. A vote
Of thanks was rendered the General
Grant Lodge Of Dubois, by the Reyn-
oldsville lodge, for the entertainment
given by them, with n little assistance
from this place. After the entertain
ment the Dubois people were invited
TO Hotel Mcconnell TO tickle their pal
ates with good things prepared for
them.
We were invited to the hall
and furnished with good seat, but
were overlooked when II came to the
eating part and were compelled to go
home hungry and ate the four soda
crackers left in our larder. We are
positive the visitors would be well cared
for when in charge Of the proprietor of
Hotel Mcconnell. Our newspaper
career has been short, yet we have al
ready become accustomed to be allowed
to write up entertainments, festivals,
weddings, &c, but when it comes to
getting some Of the good things to eat
we are allowed to feast on our imagina-
tion, consequently we would have been
more surprised to have been asked to
indulge in square meal than we were
as IL turned out.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
Weighing the Mails.

Once year the Postotllce Department
of the United States orders the mails on
all the railroads to be weighed and ON
Monday the weighing commenced.
The mails will be weighed daily for 30
days. This annual inspection is made
so that the Government through its
own sworn agents can compare notes
with the railroad companies as to the
weight of mail matter handled through
out the year. Saml B. J. Saxton, Of
this place, is engaged at the above
mentioned task for Uncle Sam on one Of
the A. V. R'y mail trains.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the borough held
a caucus at Centennial Hall last evening
and after electing DIR. Foust chairman,
G. c. Gibson and r. T.. Mckee secre-
taries, John Lowther judge, and DIR. ].
S. McCreight and Henry A. Reed tellers
for the caucus, the following men were
nominated: Burgess, John M. Hays:
Justice OF the Peace, w. w. Ford;
Councilmen, DIR. S. Reynolds, Miles
King, Dan. Strouse, John Lowther, T..
II. Jennings; School Directors, Jos. S.
Morrow, +. ]. Lofts; Auditors, A. Nj.
Woodward, Henry A. Reed; Constable,
F. Yost: High Constable, VIM. Klugh:
Poor Overseers, d. w. Atwater, John
Trudgen; Collector, Ed. c. Burns: In
spector, j. G. Ferris; Judge of Election,
William Ferris. The Office of overseer
poor went begging for a nominee in the
early part OF the causus.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-02-01
The Humorist Caricaturist.
Buffalo COurler1


The caricaturc lecture by Frank
Beard, Esq, Of New York, was un-
usually well attended. He held his
audience spellbound to the close, and
a more delighted audience never left
the auditorium. His lecture, which was
fully and freely illustrated by carica-
lures drawn at the moment, was
brilliant with the sparks OF his happy
wit, and yet for those who preferred
the sober thoughts there was an abund-
ant supply. As an artist, Mr.. Beard, in
his branch, stands peerless, and he is
entertaining and accomplished as a lee
turer. His lectures ever abound with
original thoughts, and his manners and
expressions are free from the hackneyed
style.
Mr.. Beard will appear at Centnniale
Wednesday. Feb. 22nd.