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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

3ANISTERS, Cor Laotpa'a22 I1to1 5 1yPg9Ing Avenues
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-26

LIBERTY Eev. James Lewis anu Harris
Bailey, his hired man, were going down the
very steep hill between Ills home ana Joseph
Noung's With lnair III horses attached t.
team wagon When the Horses took fright and
ran, and as TREY turned tile corner at the
foot of the Hill the men We're both thrown
ont. Mr. Lewis is upwards of so Years old
and would have been killed had lie not been
thrown upon pile Of hoop shavings. no
bones We're broken 50 fat AZ can De ascertain
ed, hut both men are lib Tea unable to stir
without help. Mr. Elias Skidmore i fail
ing in health. He is about ~ Years Of age
and will not Ne able To stand it long. Eva,
wife of Llewelyn Iudwick and daughter OF
David Greedy, died of Ia grippe April 18TH
80. Miss Lizzie Atkinson, daughter of Chas.
Atkinson, died April 10th, aged % wears She
haS been Sick for the past tive Years and has
been great sufferer. she MAS young lady
highly esteemed By AM. The family HAZE
the sympathy VI the entire community II
their attlictipn = n Voting shnr eiglt rats
II one silot ID Ills stable li4t f'ridaN MI.
Jane Gilman ,ml SEMI haNe retutne'l from
Newport whore ti41 have l-,.u visiting tor
the past nine weaNs...-i,tN \ NJ Buii5tm
ha4 legtn sefirs N lleeia-- l#re wt#lr
Ml.l raniAme t@fqgl fHe WaaN-
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tiMNlt'W ntr fMFBTNN#- NF ARtgNt
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(, sla D. 4tt4 .4s, ft.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-26

Rosario, March II. Arrived, ship Charger,
Rio .Janriro.
Cork Apri! ~. A4riyed, SAip H.lle NJ
Bath, Quits, Portland, n.
Havana. Allril 20. Arrived, harks Cnrrip
=. Long, New Works Havana, Phiado ll.hia.
S. Aines, Knowles. Savannah via Batavia
Cardenas, Aprli 90. Arrived sch NJ V b.
Chase. Pinkham, Baltimore.
Zaza, April Il. Sailed sch. Cysus Hall,
Coombs, New York.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Spoken. April Il, lat 10 4a, lnn d ~, WI.
lohn ] Marsh, from Portland fol- Citnfur-
Cos. Ship john Mcdonald, Storer, from
New York for Yokohama. April Il HIT ! n,
Ion 70 W. April 10, lat .} 30 Ion H. ship II.
j. Morse, from Baltimore for San Francisco.
FIRST Otticer Mrkinnun, of the barkentine
Priscilla, which arrived at Baltimore from
Rlo, Saturday. says that yellow fever is ram
pant at that port, Hundreds are dying daily
the scourge claiming its victims both oil
land and water. Captain Charles s. Pow+l
pt the Priscilla died of the frvHr @u rrhril-
Ary Hi, and th4 CABIN ho# Sn%e,Mh4d \ ftM
DAYS latter.
DISASTERS Na. Bargue Hinig;tnaa, frafn
NvW AorN iuf Portland, Wllirh wrnt ashore.
1T EridEehatnpten t!lt sAtn ii-7 hra. om tM4
t,'5ee VI. Eapd condition. .lfd e;.n NY ilattee.
lhr N"if'tt 'N tlaNe tug aita ii4htcfS nd
work "a iltl lir Elnira'sda was built ln
9tos-tttn Mr in 1s7 sNat Ks evued hy
tl,' lrNitt y ta ~ I'oetiaut.. SEA-. j
FaMN 'naAtiN MI liANHr. WhANH MaS dIfetn
asla7f MiSt 'ftW'A HNfrA- aIt @A~af MNrH-
r&fn HHi1 NNmH tIFtti+a #HN tNN.l t8
&4t1 tii4ai- @t4aaa H#N ta M.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-26

n1nlt iiuln bangor, AMI NI'HllT SilltH tsHH
Nov Fernad irom Ofono, Foi their Fast Day
vacation. Misses Louise Thomas ana May
Sanborn Of Bangor We're in town Thursday.
Fast Day was observed ny services in
the Nj. f. Church, conducted by Rev. j. Z.
Simont0n.....M Mr. q. w. Rowe Of Waldo
boro arrived on Saturdays boat for brief
visit to his family. Mr., Luther Calder
wo9A and family Of Prospect have moved
into TOWN.. and occupy part ot Mrs NJ. b.
Manter's house. Leslie Downs and wife
and Mrs. Freeman Thompson and family
have moved into the MorrelI house on Deane
street. There is quite fad among the
young people for horseback riding Just now.
Some of them ride Very finely. Arthur
Shaw lost quite valuable horse Saturday.
lie was attached t. I'll. meat cart ana be
coming frightened ran away, deinnl~hng
the wagon ana fell breaking his leg "A that
thNy wAfe obliged ia kil ltni
MoHRirI.. Tie Morril Sunday school Hill
rrorgani14 at The chnteh ~ ~ Suula> a 10
a. n Presiding Elder WDarif, Eev. 5 l..
HaArseofn Of Belfast and ReN. z Il. rante-
cost ii Aionrville We're present at the Meth
uli-r Quarterly Conferences April l,tha
Alt~. T. w + iier N visitn- in Freedom.
Ni4- NaAe in@tn~Fh sNa4rtS ta teaN#
hHaa. iar rpf4ntl Npri l6sn w ha4iH
nMrs Raier tH Ailne lMnv sg53fG
S.NaN- N fNH WeAAaNih mN Mamn- 8r
h~t5si- hegN neAt NNpdaT TEA tamd
will be taugll NY Mis- Frances / Wlllia.ns,
anal the atrer ~ NFs Anna stephenson,
L., ..7
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-26

flsANhFsl.q l,t A. L: Fellows Of Win
ierparf has hatglit fl4r Store formerly ewnpd
~ Mr +. l.. I gter ana WIN set SIT. 4 lel
Nj, hi business again. we are giaa IL ste
FraiiN tack agan ANA HONE fortune Will bD
more ~ his favor this time. Capt Thomas
Rogers Las n turned home and will spend
Lie summer with his sister, Mrs. Bow,l.-n.
Two Of tie new sheds at the Mt. ". G.. Co.'S
wharf are complete and Of the cutters
are to begin Monday. All are anxious to
begin work as they have been idle since last
December. Mrs. Margaret Curtis is very
low The doctors have given up all hopes
of Her recovery. Mrs. Soloman Snow has
had a serious attack Of heart failure. Tile
,Illpit was occupied last Sunday by MIR.
Fogg Of Bangor Seminary in place Of Mr.
Greer. Tile people all enjoyed lis discourse
Very much. =. Our new supervisor Dr. Frs
kline, has been engaged for the past week in
school work. He seems to be the right man
in the right place, and intends to make the
schools a success this year. new course q
study has been arranged for the Grammar
School which when in successful operation
will make the school one Of the first grade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15

ing tho Gospel nmongst the MaorIs,
and hence worry litloauuniiou pos been
given 10 European WORK. ia OIL pnfih
of tho mission splht % earnest in-
ouIry BE- NOW manifest, aud Elders are
bane HisucI t9praacl the Gospel 10
flr EuuIeaua
Lauorday s1'uit who have friends
.rrrIati.ca DOB Sew y aauI. Australia
of rh.mauis are %. p.Hiiully urged g.
seud their uamraaUi ad4fcsrHs,1 f letlcrs
VI iuru4uaIJu, auI lup Elders vii.
rr1eavor 10 yisI. them With the Gospel
message
as This mission is iar removed from
uUlIquHriula, o. lH sOmuWuuf difficult
tn Ubnn literature, nuI donations I.
Tracts or Church literature Will h,
sfoaily appreciated, IA % UI.I be ui more
value ihan s,amps, o. ihe latter cannot
boz usrd hUfr.
The cooperation Of iHe Saints Do
earnestly collected All Huwu.lct.
lilu8 ou tDi4 subject llUHu be- aH.
dressed Co tlr cIafs %: tuu AHs,faI1Hinn
missl0u, ns u1arl
H. GUuuAIu.
PoRuUA, wellington, Nrs zealand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15
From tennessee.

Elder Riley q. Williams, who No..
rived on Sunday May 1874 from Ten.
nessee, called on the NEWS today.
His residence is Al Kaultra, Ifou
county, tut for over two year, past he
has been lAboring ns missionary lu
the Southern states. Elder William
Lott home March 70, 1892. aud WAS
assigned 10 the Middle Tennessee con.
ference, whore hu iubJrui tlo whole
VI his mission, being Hospitality 70.
cclvod by the people and meeting with
good success. There has Uusn great
Improvement iu tho feelings u the
people TOW ,rls the Lagor.day Saints
the past year, ailorIing cousidpHu.,
contrast from tho condition winch
existed previously. Elder William.
says the change Tor the better may boo
dated from tho dedication 0f tho SAT-
Lake Ten pie. There ere many pu1uu
eager 10 listen % tho GOSPEL, nul thu
prOspects Tor the immuIialr future aft
mos gratifying, the health uI Elder
Williams was good during his mission,
which he regards as covering lupmIs.
interesting period OF his liie up 10 luu
IrCHUut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15

when You read about tho "iracs alh.
lotto tcam.H 10 tho uI1srrut colleges,
YOU know iuBt the runners, hurIluTs,
.umuuH, u.cyCIu.Iidurf, AMI shot uuI
utmmrf EHfIWufs afu OIL Included uu.
Scr tnIs general head. AHthu funuina
BE- really lho most Important part ~ The
sHIUH, tho trauE, ur yiudur path raH
gwen tho maine 90 tuu lul "IuUk
HtuIr.iCt" should Dee mIsl interesting
Oh. luyH, more 11 ihnu rowing ur fUut
Ill. lhrru 90 no such sItCiul luild 90
Hlrrn.. 10 inquired o. become prominent
Iu these confess rH with Au Uar uI
11itaIl, nuI any boy with average
uUpllh ami strength hasa good cHaaCc
oi winui IS muials, 10 hu b. willing 10
work uud keep at iL
Tho grUli.Ht fuuuou have boon OF OIL
ahauta and -ltes, aud thyfo is n1 rule
whatever about hoight or wuislt AZ
rue, small mca, without much
muscle, have proved iHo Gsiu0i ruu.
uru Tor Wuht afu called miIdlu aud
long dlsta .cpr, AMI among tho
UUnIpilu HUHuiUrs you eau hul
uvufy weight ami degree Of strength.
inr qualiuts uuuIui are Ho1i sound
.tart aud luugG r. nif.y strong uJuy
without much extra llush, aud plenty
ui endurance nuI patience. OF C8ufsU,
in bpuntiug, quickngss and nervous
force urs needed De well. Running b.
growing moro popular among school.
boys all the time, because niy IhHuH
aveiHsr qualities w. uUm iuuo ami lhC
luiurchUlastiC League in New IofH
makes fo1 fds which many college
cams would consider CfrIIiaul 49,
heNhD 4onc i1 Stay tnaUs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15
SUPPORT HOW'D INDUSTRY.
THESE ARD THE PEOPLE Who SELL HOME MADE GOODS

Having ongagod an export wlsmaKor arc now roady
rota Tor wigs swltohers, curly
bob8 oto; hair Of an dosorip Ions worked up an
bough wigs, boards otc., kopt stock for reni
uerada and inca costumes sroci5ity Salt Lake
Costumine iouoo Of let South, door to rheat-r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15
wv own WORK AIo1o.

H5od'a gUlsmoHUIsuIUt. uU.#.gss
lImI.... I..- '.u e.". lI".Hl.HH a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-15

Has got Co Washington, but we have
got Dds hoes, or rather the shoe, Of
bis .1.o01 stallion. ON exhibition. While
our competitors arc complaining about
hard times we are selling goods. Dc is
trucw arc not making The profits they
are expecting To- get hutwc are satisfied
with "a small profit aud doing some
business.
our EAGLE GATE and MULE
EAR Cigar sold no o. cents straight, is
meeting with success beyond our most
auguiuc expectations. and now We
have added cent cigar Co ouf lIst
that b. bound 90 bc o. winner lts
called the RED LINE. We also have
few OF tho cheap pipes lea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
STRONG TESTIMONIALS.

For two years tho system has been in
operation in Laporte, Indiana, that
plant being used for experimental pur-
poses. Here are few OF many testi.
monials from that place:
GISTLEMES:-we formerly used the Bell syS.
ten with the central office girl" TO manipulate
tho wires for Us. aud our experience satisfies US
that the Stronger system Is preferable by far.
Truly yOur.
JuIlUs BARNES & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

GESTLINES:-we have given your phone a
thorough test and find II satisfactory In every
particular. haVe used the Bell system, aud ilnd
this TO DO much superior to II, both In quick
connecting aud dlsc0nnecting.
Very respectfully.
joins SIIAPFER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

system 70 become q subscriber to the
stock, which viii b . safe and profit
able Investment THIS will give home
ownership, home control. home prShts
In home concern. Under the present
monopoly every dollar except the local
cost Of operating goes away from home.
II haG been 4 long and profitable
monopoly, aud NOW we propose that
the home people shall have q chance.
All NO ask l. 4 fair chance 70 show what
VIC can do. We have no rniSGlyiuGs a.
10 the outcome In q reasonably short
time this system will cover the country
and Wheeling will have the benefit OF
all the connections The 6rst system
had to make itB start, and that is what
We shall have to do, but We are sure OF
our ground for We know that the Peo-
pl0 will be with US.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock We
shall begin m exhibition Of the device
here in this store aud It VILLA all day.
We welcome everybody to come and see
Il The interesting feature Is to see the
little machine doing the work Of opera
tors. We have had 1t in use Tor more
than a month, and everybody who has
seen Il has been amazed and charmed
with lie perfection"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
NE DREMPr HE DwELT

"In Marble Halls" but Ho Was Mt tho
Opera Mt wheeIIug Park.
The Authorization was very pleasant,
but when the dreamer awokc to the real.
ity, and found that he wasin the presence
Of large and cultivated audience at the
Wheeling Park Casino be was more
than pleased. This will be the expert
ence Of all who attend the performance
OF 1.-THE Bohemian Girl" on Thursday
evening at tho park, when tho celebrated
Arion Opera Company will interpret
Bales charming composition. ltTiIl
DO repeated at the matinee on Friday
afternoon. On Friday night the tune.
fol, "Chimes OF Normandy" will be
sung Tho principal roles Of these
operas will 10 assumed by artists, and
supported by q strong and well.trained
chorus. The Opera House orchestra
will unravel tho score with Its accus.
toned ability
The seats arc still selling rapidly at
Houses music store, but some choice
ones still remain for tardy buyers.
The Masons' will have their outing
on Friday. and the friends Of the fra.
ternity and the public in general will be
cordially welcome to assist in the exer-
cises Of the day.
For tho benefit Of those persons who
will attend these events at tho park
from Bellaire. Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry, arrangements have been made
with the electric car line to have cars in
waiting when the motor returns to the
city and convey them to their homes.
The railroads have given reduced
rates as follows: The Ohio river will
ssll tickets from ParkersburR TO
Moundsville, inclusive. ut the rate OF 2
cents per mile, and tho Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis road offers the
same inducements. The Baltimore &
Ohio willgiye half-fare ratio to parties
OF ten or more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. automatic telephone EyS.
tom Is ia use In this office. aud ! aiu highly
pleased with II; consider tho system to be an
entire success In every way. Connections with
Il Is very easily handled; The more We use 1t
the better We like Il. Yours very truly.
GEORGE MCREYSOLDS, Agent
"The whole plant In Laporse is now
being built with tho company's very
latest devices, such as We shall use
hero. Strong people have taken hold
of this system and are pushing IT.
Franchises have been secured In Brook
lvn, Philadelphia and other cities and
the Subscribers are rolling in. From
what have said about the automatic
workings OF the system you SEQ that we
shall not DO at tho heavy cost OF oper.
ators required by manual systems.
Therefore We shall DO able to give
flrst class system at reduced cost
A CUT IN RATES.
"In our ordinancokubmitted to council
tonight wo voluntarily bind ourselves
not to charge more than $50 a year, n
saving Of Sl4 on tho present lowest
charge. II We moot with tho success
We expect We shall DO ablo 10 do evon
better than this. Wo shall from the
start make alowor charge for residences.
Thore arc many persons who would have
a telephone In their homes II tho rates
wore lower. wo shall mako thom lower
in order to encourage this branch Of tho
business. This, you can easily SEQ, will
give additional valuo to every telephone
used for business purposes.
A HOME CONCERN.
"Bear in mind that tho capital in.
vested in this undertaking lie home
capital. Tho money earned hero, with
tho exception of email royalty, will
stay hOrc. TO mako tho service DIS
tinrtly peoples mutual affair, wO
shall invite every subscriber to tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

ALL Wall Paper at cost lOll Main
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
DIED.


DRITT-on Monday. August q. 1891 atll'l5 p
m. LIZZIE. wife OF Robert Y. Britt, aged -
ycars and month.
Funeral from her late residence No. ii5i Eliza
beth street this "wednesday afternoon ut 0
O'Clock. Friends Of tho family are invited
10 attend. Iuterment at Peninsular Gem
etGry.
WESTON Tuesday morning, August q 1881. at
O'Clock, HARRIET r., wife Of W. II. West
aged 50 years. s months and IS days
Funeral services at family residence. No. lio
Fifteenth street, this Cwcdnts lay a'tcrnoOn
nt4o'clock. Friends Of the family respect
fully Invited to attend. Intcrmcnt ut Penin-
sular Cemetery.
pRlCE-At Benwood. W Va, on Tuesday. Aug.
ust .. 1871. nj l!:ij p. Tn, CHARLES A. PRICE,,
aged ~ years.
Funeral at 81. Johns church. Bcnwood. Thurs
day morning 1T O'Clock. Friends invited.
IntcrmOnt at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
GOOD SPIRITS

rDeult rom such unnltuTnl NUDILs;
To reach, reclaim and restore such unfortu-
mates 20 health and happiness, Is the ain Of an
asSociation OF medical gentlemen. who haIo
prepared q treatise. written ln plain but obastc
totfs and durability, by home treatment, OF
x COPY Of this useful book will, on receipt
Of this notice, with 10 cents in stamps, for
nnyrlopc. Address, WORLDS DtSPESSARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, MY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
CHEAP TELEPHONES.
A New Richmond to Enter the
Local Telephone Field.
THE ORDINANCE VAS INTRODUCED
In COUNCIL Las. Night aud Referred
to tho Committee on Ordinances tor
Report-Tho Project Explained.
Good Service Guaranteed at a Cost
Of $50 Per Yoar-A Trial sOt of In.
s,ruments 10 Operation Here.

At last nights meeting Of the city
council, in the frst branch Mr.. p. B.
Dobbins introduced an ordinance
granting TO the Peoples Telephone
Construction company, OF West Virgin.
ia, the right to operate a telephone ser.
vice in the city for the term Of ten
years, to erect and maintain poles and
wires, with the usual restrictions and
subject 70 tho regulations Of the board
Of public works lis along the lines Of
tho original Bell ordinance in this city.
The company agrees not to charge its
patrons an annual rental Of over $40 for
any telephone within the present city
limits Tho introduction Of the ordi.
nance created a deep interest in coun-
Gil, many OF the members having seen
the device In operation in the establish
ment OF George W. Johnson's Sons on
Main street. The ordinance was refer.
red 10 tho committee on ordinances.
THE PROJECT EXPLAINED.
In conversation with an ISTELLI.
oEScER reporter Mr. W. D. johnson, Of
Geo. ". JohnSon's Sons, secretary and
treasurer Of the company, said: 1--WE
have a perfect automatic system for
operating telephone exchange. You
have seen that the little plant we have
here IN our establishment does it's work
and does 1t with precision. There are
three keys to do all the calling. Having
called the person you want the connec-
ton Is made. Then you ring your bell.
and that is all there is to 1t. When the
conversation is over you hang up the
phone and are ready for tue next call.
Struuge as 1t may seem, thore arc no
operators in II. The subscriber and tho
machine do the operating. Tho hello
girl disappears from the scene. This
means an instantaneous service and a
secret service. To most people timO Is
money. The wear and tear on patience
counts for something, too.
GIVES PERFECT SATISFACTION.
"When you want to use telephone
you want to use 1t at once, you don't
want to be cut into or cut Of while you
are talking, apd It may be that you do
not care to have two or three other sub.
scribera listening to what you have TO
say. l have known persons to object to
tho girls at the central office knowing
what they have to aalk about. We do
away with all these annoyances. We
give secret service, consideration OF
the very greatest value. Whether We
give satisfactory service you may judge
from what you have seen here aud from
this letter from the mayor Of Albert
Lea, Minnesota, one OF the places in
which the system has been introduced:
ALBERTA LEA. MlSN, Julyg7, 1894
GESrLEMES:-we have the Stronger automatic
telephone system here aud It gives universal
satisfaction. The new system Is Us far Hnead OF
the Bell Us an express train Is ahead OF an over.
land stage There are at present 70 phOueS and
new Oues are added every week.
Yous truly.
TSIgucdl TT. KSATvoLp,
Mayor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29
Fore Runners
5000 FoR-
FALL AND WINTER "a AND 80.

Advance lines of Fall and Winter Suitings and
Wraps now open. They are beauties. Entirely
new. rich in color and handsome in style.
Our large rooms have been entirely renovated
and repainted, giving advantage of the best light
(daylight) to be had in all departments, especially
Dress Goods and Silks and Velvets.
Come,in, examine the lines, then when you are
ready to purchase you will know just where to
60 to get the latest.
Our Imported Goods are exclusive and the
styles seen at our stores will not be seen else
where in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

ONE ticket of admission entities you TO
both afternoon aud evening Concerts at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

DEAR sIRs:-one gets through his conversation
with this Stronger before a connection could be
had with the BELL and there Is no waiting TO
bother aud YGx one as you get the party you cRll
for, on tho signal. without the Intervention OF
any perS0n.
Nc al frt thought Il would be difficult to
learn 10 operate II. but we were mistaken, nS II Is
very simple. and q little child that eau count eau
operate II nicely. Yours truly.
TIE NILES & SCOTT COMPANY,
Z. II. SCOTT. Vice President
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

GESrLExEx:-wo have been patron OF your
system since the Installation Of your plant ll
this city, aud up TO the present time have found
Il 10 work to our entire satisfaction We have
been patron Of the He'll system In the past and
lnd THIS TO be Il dccIdGd Improvement over the
"hello central" system
Respectfully yours,
+. G. LAMRA.
Auditor Iu Porte County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

WE OLDEN TIME the spinning wheel was uni
versa and all wool clothes the rule. They also
the rule in our stock of Fashionable Suits rule too which
there exceptions. No one in this vicinity takes
ceptions to clothing because is above unfavorabe
criticism in every point Style, Material Fit Cut and Fin
sh Every suit here is All WOOL like sleeps fleece and
also welI-tting and durable There is nothing like
them elsewhere in this town. The public like prices,
style, it must be the latest to have place in Stock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

GESrLENES:-wc arc very much pleased with
your system Of tUlephoulug. We have used tue
Bell but like yours better. IOurS truly.
MOORE & WEAVER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-29

GESrLrYES:-we have been using one Of your
Telephones IN our office since tho installation OF
tho system In this city some two months ago;
and lake pleasure In saying that we have found
ii very satisfactory indeed. We obtain our con.
INJECTIONS much quicker than Is possible with the
DCll or any other system that requires central
office, Respectfully yours.
NJ. RUNELY COMPANY,
Manufacturers Machinery.