Fe Laser WORM and the Libby Glass Company plans
Owens of Libby Glass visits city to review a large scale exhibit for the World's Fair. The company expects a twelve pot furnace, a class factory with pressers and blowers, and a grand glass display. Orders surge for rails and steel, with multiple mills selling thousands of tons to railroads and new lines. trade shows cautious optimism for 1890 with improving pig iron demand and ongoing industry expansion.
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Sea. Owens
Libby Glazs Company
Chicago
Libby People Ton
Ownns
Bath
The Socket Socirites Lodge Meetings and Notices
Obie Lodge No 1 holds a soiree with strong attendance and Grand Lecturer McCahom delivering instruction. A 3 A Degree drill and upcoming lectures at Vine Lodges are announced with District Deputy Grand Master visiting Bates Lodge and Cyrene Commandery planning a KT and Malta conclave.
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Obie Lodge
Brethren Lanes
Dahroal
McCahom
Geo. Ford
Bates Lodge No
Cyrene
Shuttne
Malte
Eastern Star and related lodges vow strong growth in Wheeling
Regular Eastern Star Minism Chapter No 1 met amid injuries from a wildfire, with members planning inducements for lodge additions. Garfield Circle of the Ladies of the G A R will meet Tuesday, veterans and families show interest, and Castles across the city push to boost membership for a crucial session in Charles Town end of May. Grand Chief Collins previews a reportful year as new castles form, and multiple lodges arrange upcoming gatherings, degrees, and talks led by local officers.
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Minism Chapter
Wallat
James A. Garfield
Ladies of the
G. A. Re
Sach
St Charles Town
Beneft
West Virginia
Bro. Collins
Feirty Henee
Triadelphis
Central Castle
Wheeling City Castle
Garfield Castle
Crescent Castle
Commandery
W Lll
Charleston
Lodge meeting and lodge room to receive new carpet
Looming Wright temple weekly meeting notes report Wheeling Lodge No 9 held a large session last evening conferred the third degree and welcomed several new applicants visiting Brothers from Ohio and Pennsylvania. New carpet and furniture for the lodge room are expected this week. A February 23 meeting of Stephens W R No held a vote of thanks to patrons and contributors for a successful entertainment. Mystic Chain Assembly No 14 A OK MC marks its first anniversary with grand celebration. Silver Wave Castle No 11 OK MC is also near its 22nd anniversary and will celebrate with Assembly No 14.
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Wheeling Lodge No. 9
Obie
Pennsylvania
Stephens W. R. No
A.T. Enyan
EB. W. Swopiens
G. A. R. Post
Vemmeen Arsiversary
Mystic Chain Assembly
A. OK
M. C
Silver Wave Castle
Assembly
Local Cameron Notes Highlight Social and Business News
Cameron West Virginia February 95 local items note Rev Arnold visiting friends L Booker in Cameron Meantime Mrs Maggie Kincaid attends Hicks family in nearby Robinson Elia Crawford of Crawford Bros Co travels East to buy goods and visit Baltimore Philadelphia New York Rev W N Roberts returns from West Union West Virginia Allemony former pastor visits Cameron Union Telegraph repairs lines and a traveler sales team present Dentists Dr Hoslinson Son at Corcoran House Measles outbreak hits George Sims family Meantime George Keener from Graton stays briefly Five local butchers boost Cameron trade James Chacubors sells property to W M Kincaid Postmastership squabble grows Harry Zimmerman newly appointed operator Woodburn sale attracts crowd Woodburn to move to Moundsville Infant of George Bloomfeld dies at Fork Ridge Burial Ground Mason supper well attended Community discussions urge aid for poor Breaduslly and others in need.
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Abe
Alee
Fea
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
W. N. Roberts
Lave
West Union
W. Va
Allemony
Union ‘Telegraph Company
Hoslinson
George H. Chambers
String‘town
Wheelleg
Busi Ness
Cameron
Satelle
Miller
Wihesling
James Chacubors
Wmn
M. Kincaid
News New “Star
Harry Zimmerman
Wm. Woodburn
Woodwill
Moundsville
George Bloomfeld
Fork Ridge
Local Social and Miscellaneous Notices from Tiltonville
Miss Birdie Gorden hosted a pleasant evening of dancing with about ae attendees at her home. Clyde Porter invited school friends and parents to an advanced class examination at the school house. Edward Desry sold Main Street property to James Wilson for $850. Rev. Hoover left for New Alexandria to begin a protracted meeting. Mrs. Sara M. Fritch considers and discusses a move for Carpenter tasks in Yorleigh, N C. Worthington of Bridgeport plans to attend the Methodist Church service Sunday evening. Henry Ewing noted as sick. De Hoge in attendance. Amant, also known as Gallagher, opened a saloon in Wm. Lycett’s property. Two fatal hoys with a third expected, the wear fnto in Tilton and a sale of Princis Tilton’s personal effects Thursday as he moves to Deep Fun. Mrs James en Gieney of Highleodie visiting cousin Mr Hantesty ton. In St Louis, some events tied to transfers. James Tout’s ee will move soon. Miss Blanche White spent a birthday visit in Hansinat. Enschwander went to Pittsburgh last Saturday for a pleasure trip, returned Monday. Miss Alma Punk and Lou of Sardis were guests of Mrs Low the Brat of the week. Mrs Jake Veeghtly was in Pittsburg at the start of the week. W B O’Neill returned home from Wheeling on business. J L Mublemann, popular at Hannibs mill, was on the road back.
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Tutesvile
Birdie Gorden
Clyde Porter
Edward Desry
James Wilson
Rev. Hoover
New Alexandria
Sara M. Fritch
Jos
HL. West
Andrew J. Bucher
Moemsters
Yorlegiile
N.C
James En Gieney
Highleodie
Hantestyton
St. Louis
James Touts
Cleveland
Cleveland Waahington
Blanche White
Yas Shaanne
Hansinat
Enschwander
Pittabuttom
Alma Punk
Lou Ot Sardis
Low
Jake Veeghtly
Pittsburg
W. B. O'Neill
Boas
Wheeling
J. L. Mubleman
Hannibs Mill
Theatre notes show Lent dulls stage business in New York
The New York theater week during Lent features mixed results with Milton Nobles presenting For Revenue Only at Union Square and Daly staging Twelfth Night. Other items include Greek plays at Berkeley Lyceum, Duso in Transitions at Fifth Avenue, Shadows at Theatre of Arts and Letters, and notes on The Fire Patrol and other touring acts shaping regional audiences.
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New York
Union Square Theatre
Milton Nobles
Nobles
Daly
Toby
Maria
Andrew
Viola
Sargent
Duso
Fifth Avenue
Mme. Dage
Theatre of Arts and Letters
R.A. Farrelly
Theatre of Arts and
Lervers
Fortry
Acrs
New Orleans Boxing Carnival Promises Big Fights
New Orleans hosts a major boxing carnival from March 1 to March 8 at the Olympic Club arena and Crescent City Athletic Club. Prominent bouts feature Tommy Ryan versus George Dawson, Ernest Roeder against Even Lewis, Joe Goddard versus Ed Smith, Mike Daly facing Arthur Gibbons, and Bob Fitzsimmons versus Jim Hall, with purses totaling around 40,000 dollars.
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New Orleans
Olympic Club
Tommy Ryan
Walter Champion
George Dawson
Ryan
Fie
California
Ted Alexander
Dawson
Tery
Breas
Smith
Smyth
Mike Daly
Bangor
Jimmy Carrell
Jack McAuliffe
Crescent City Athletic Club
Arthur Gibbons
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Fitzsimmons
Tromlens
Charley Mitchell
Jack Mc Anliffe
Bargain Tables from Jon Friedel & Co
Bargain tables offer dinner sets tea sets tete-a-tete sets chocolate pots pitchers comports salads with discounts. Local catalog promotes affordable household ware from Jon Friedel and Co. Prices varied by item and stock.
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JON Friedel&Co.’S
Voyage to Canada and rowing match proposed in 1900s notes
The fragment outlines Alex planning a pleasure trip to the United States and Canada with Mr. Baird, aiming to reach Canada midweek. It also mentions Jake Gaudaur seeking a $300 stake for a race against Bubear in Onna, Ontario, with a $1,000 purse and gate-share split. The rest notes a fatal scare, theater, church meetings, licenses, and social visits in a late 19th or early 20th century local paper.
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Goodaue
Bubear
Onna
ONT
Jake Gaudaur
Oartman
Ansious
Pullman
Tis
Point of Vines
Boston
Hood's Cure Explained Through Patient Testimonials
Readers are urged to consult testimonials published in the paper to verify Hood's Sapsaparitie cures. The notice asserts Hood's Cures Hood's Pro as a remedy for constipation and encourages seeking the facts from those who use the medicine.
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Hood
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Popeer
Bulletin of the ‘American
Roo and Stee! Association
Carnegie Stee! Comy
Wabash Barons Company
York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
Cambria Iron Company
Loultvilio and Nashville Railroad Company
Lackawans Irom and Steel Company
New York Central Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Aronslink
Maine
Cubsa
Havana
Ievoy
Fpoiladelphis Traction Company
Tve Willes
Paoesylvania
Labor Tribune
Aueriem Mantufecturer
Herle
Btrent
Laber Trikgne
M. F. Tighe
Weich Strients Scill
le Gtelving
J Baoment
Fo Valley Arbitration Committee
Aevis
Erick
Jolly
HALAL
Dillon
American Pitt Glass
Upton
Wormler
Riverside
Youngstown Capitalista
Rogers
Ohio
Tna
Eastern Star
Heltance Lodge
Rogers Blook
Corps of Authors
AO. C. W. Hall
McLain
Welcome Lodge
No 6
LaHelie
Hermann
Reliance
Joke B Pehler
Jake R. Murray
Charles B. Core
Albert Dimmick
Cushing and
Baldwin
Reliance Lodge
Brothers Men and
Gsrle
George Pord
Hinge
Garrison
Bellowen Lodge
Ford
Shield OF
Roxon
Ts. Heavy Dodge
B. D. Morrison
Schild
Trost
Tone
Ee Orleans
Tse
Tiltonville
Hannibal
Theatre
A. J. Perron
Pearson
Lily Midnight Alarm Company
Seepias Saasisaes
Renee
Thres
New York City
Piace
the Grand
Loder
Bellaire
Kellar
Keene
Frank Hennig
Youk
Corbett
Mitchall
Segbet
Phocipals
Brady
Corbet
Mitchell
Fredy
Dave Blanckeis
Mitchicll
Corbats
Arase
Aemnent
Hiredy
Meee
Esau
Alex
Frew
Main Street
Canada
Baird
States
Edwin von der Abe
Grip Car. Sr
Edwin von der
Chris von der Abe
Thin City
Thi
Burt
Er. Clairsville
Acta Estilo
Frank Berdaeler
Chamberwell
C. A.M
John M. Beckett
North
Presbyterian
Alexander
Gordon
Eye
Jepson
Remedey
J.J. Harper
Stoddard Oy
Lincoln
Neb
Wiliam B. Harrie
Sadie E. Bailey
Brice Philips
Viole Hendershot
Joseph A. Gia
Erma Wise
James O. Tomlingon
Lima Stult
Soe
William ER. Phiilips
Frances B. Jones
Pred Christer
Jane Hendershot
Arian Hoskios
Mary M. Corbet
Henry Warrick
Lizzie A. Duvall
Ies Jackson
Warnock
Lilse Maggis Galler
Bank Books
Bold
Whelerate Priews
Mall
Mel
Sale—Bcarm
Jos, Graves
Sundar
P. Welty & CO
Waencise
Eet
Marerarorr
Bansbarger & Lutz, Eeamtinst
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