davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

as a[ NOTICE.
OWING to bad health wish to dispose OF my entire
" Stock. which is nearly new having heen bought
within the last eighteen months, consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, China,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets Boots, Shoes, Saddles Bri-
dies, Medicines, Dye-stuffs, &C., &C.,
cost for cash. notes payable Bank at six and nine
months.
If not disposed of by the goth instant, would take in
as partner healthy man with capital of twenty or
twenty-five hundred dollars.
If neither of these propositions is taken by the first OF
December, shall commence selling my entire stock
at 10 per cent New Yolk cost, Groceries excepted,
which will be sold at my usual low prices. The re-
mainder Of my stock, after the goth of December, will
be sold at aucton-for all ten dollars, notes
payable at Bank at six months, and under $40 cash. AT
ter the first of as shall sell at COST of course
there will be no credit.
All who indebted to by either note account.
may expect to find them if not settled by the lst Of jan
uary, 1916, in a train for collection.
Thankful to my friends for the custom have received.
hope long continue in business to receive lib
eral share of their patronage.
CALEB MALONE
Raleigh, Nov. 8, ls45 574-4t
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
.aUCTTONEERS .dJVD
Commission Merchants.

RICHMOND VLRGDfLd.
HAVE for sale, consignment, from Importers
III and Manufacturers, large stock of Groceries &c
comprising Sugars, Coffee, Molasses Salt, oils Nais
Spices Sole Leather, Cheese Teas. Fruits, Licone,
Window Glass; Paper Shoes Hats, Gunpowder, Indigo.
Nader &c. &C.. which offered at IOto PT1ces, (hy
wholesale only at private sae usually at AUCTION,
ON THURSDAYS For sums over 100 dollars, four months
credit is given for drafts accepted by any responsible
house in Richmond, Petersburg, town in North Caro-
lima, where Banks are located
We have occasional Auctions of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Dry Goods,
and invite tbe attention of the North Carolina Merchants
10 cur establishment when visiting our City.
October 22d, 1916. 572-St.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
VALUABLE Land for sale.

HWNHE subscriber offers for sale two Tracts of Land
II Immediately west of Raleigh, on the HiIlsborough
Road, and about miles from Ralelgh-one tract con-
tanning three hundred and the other hundred
Brer Creek runs through the land and both the
tracts contiguous to each other, much
der it easy turn them into plantation This land
is Of good quality produces corn, wheat cotton, to-
bacco, sc. and portion of it is very fine meadow
ground.
The land above described will be sold low for Cash.
for good Notes. For further information apply the
subscriber. w. A. HARRISON.
Raleigh, Nov. Sd, 1s45 474tt
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
New Clothing,

SMITH & RIGGS opening large lot of ready
~ made Clothng-bought for cash by one of the firm
in New York and will De offered all who NAV favor
them with CALL at such prices will be for their in
terest to purchase.
Should any persons prefer sending their measures to
the Norh they are informed that arrangements have
been made with of the fashionable houses on
Broadway, New York, by whom orders will be promptly
executed in the best possible manner, and at the
prices often per cent. on the cost ofimportation.
Raleigh, Oct. Ilth IS45. 57I-4w
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account of
each drG,cing sent Immediately after it is to all
who order from us-Address .,.....- --r
]. G. GREGORY s. CO. MANAGERS.
Washington City, D. C.
Oct. 29, ls45 57S-3tp.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
57l-St.


WNHE Officers, Members, and Delegates. are hereby
IL notified that the Annual Communication Of the
Grand Lodge of North Carolina will be held at the Ma
the first day of December next al half-pas o'clock
and will continue its sittings until all the business which
Subordinate Lodges will be expected to attend in per-
scn cause proper Delegates to be appointed
ing TO the Constitution and Byeaws of the Grand Lodge
WILLIAM T. Balm, Grand Seeretarv
Raleigh, N. c., Oct Is, 1916. b7I-tin
Independent, Resster, and Star, will COPY
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
THOMAS II. FENTRESS,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

One door North OF Mrs. Stet0GTES boarding.
-. House, and Immediately opposite
W. g. A. Stills Dry Goods Store,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Has just returned from the North with large assort
ment of GOODS selected by himself in person. ebrac
ing Super Black French and English Cloths !; Super
fancy French and English cloths; Super olive brow
and black French Castor cloths, for frock and over
coats; super black French and English Cassimeres sim
gle and doube-milled; super fancy French and Eng
lIsh Cassimers' with choice assortment Of Vestngs.
Super plain black and fancy Satns super plain black
and fancy cut vevets white satins buff cassmers
challeys fancy woolen velvets.
Also, large supply of FANCY ARTICLES such as
satin cravats; fancy bosomed shirts. Also beautiful
assortment of Shirts made after the latest French style
together with black hoskn and white kid gloves mer-
ino gloves and halfhose stocks of various kinds
gum elastic suspenders white cambric, China and
Spitalield pocket handk dkerchieGs, umbrellas sc.
These Goods were all purchased late in the
considerable reduction SO that purchasers will not
only have cheap stock to select from, but entire
new one, as this is all of this Falls purchase. The
public are respectfully solicited to call and examine
whether they purchase not, shall always be happy
10 snow them my goods-knowing that offer such
inducements for cash my usual credit as will make
TO the interest of any in of such articles to
chase. BE- r.
The subscriber tenders his unfeened thanks TO hi,
numerous patrons and to the public for the liberal en-
eouragement he continues receive and assures them
that nothing on his part shall be omitted to merit lis
uhuahce. dentlemen iurnlsing their own materials
may rest assured of having them made in the
and most fashionable manner. gl5les'i n - -
ment of "
Iss READY-1NADE CLOTHING S
manufactured in his own establishment The Iondon
and Paris plates OF Fashion, together with he yontblv
reports. areregularly received
THos. R. FENTREss.
Raleigh Oct. Ia, lS45 se 80,
Register and Star s times, once week
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
RECEIVED.

A fresh supply of Halibut and Salmon, Picked and
HermetiGally Sealed IN Tin Canisters soused Salmon
in IL 10 SardInes and Salmon, in Oil; Anchovies,
and Syrup, Green Sap Sage Cheese, Smoked Beef and
Bologna Sausages. Tomato Catup, Capers Peppersauce
and other fne Pickles, in Wine vinegar and various
Sauces. ffess, G. w. & C. GRIMME
Oct. Is, 1916, 57I
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
FRESH OYSTERS AND FISH.
To the Citizen of Raleigh and the

TNHE Subscriber, through the medium of the Press
begs leave very respectfully to render his sincere
thanks to the Public for the very liberal
OYSTERS and FISH, heretofore and would beg leave
to inform his customers that he has again resumed the
business, and has located his establishment in the build
" Standard where he will be happy to serve his for
mer Patrons and others, with Oysters, Fish, and such
other delicacies he may be able procure in the
Norfolk market. sE -
Oysters, fresh and fine, will be received
daily barring accident upon Rail Road and Steamboat
Also, Fresh Fish o. W ednesdays and Fridays
which may be relied / would in conclusion say to
my patrons that whatever offer for sale, whether the
application be made in person through servants will
be GENUINE.
would aso add that persons in any Of the adjoining
Countless all such places may be practicable to
send Oysters with safety, will have their orders prompt
and faithfully attended to, they giving positive direc
tions as to the conveyance
JOHN WILSON.
Raleigh, Nov 4, 1915. 574-tf.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
For Sale or Rent.

THNHE house and lot formerly owned by Richard
IL Green, and adjoining w & A. Stith's. The dwell
ling house has four and three repiaces There
is Kitchen oke house. dairy, barn, stable, carriage
house, upwards ofthrty fruit trees, and we'll
of water. The house will be sold credit of one
wo three and four but if not sold before the ls
January next, will be rented for any number Of
years Apyly to w. s. A. STITH.
Sent 1 1915 sos i'm
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

nso attention toiH be paid to any order, u'Less the
money accompany it.
e5-Those desiring complete copies OF the Cengres
sional Union and Appendix, will please send US theIr
names previous to the first day of December next.
AJ-We will willingly pay the postage on all letters
sent to containing foe dollars and upwards 0ther
tiers directed TO u.s. with the postage unpaid aC noI be
taken out of the Office RITCHIE & HElSS.
Washington Oct. 6, 1915.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

ENOUND, in front of the Standard Office, common
IL iron Key. The Key is a small one, and from its
construction is evidently osome value TO the loser The
person that calls and describes it, shall have it
November 5th, l945. - 574.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
C ass No. 45, for 1S45. To be drawn in AIexau-
dria, D. c., on Saturday, November 29th, 1915.
SPLENDID PRIZES!
$40 900, Si2 oon s5 $40, S3 OOO, prizes of So OOO
S do of 1900, do of 81 $50, do Of 81 ,2O0
40 do of $500! SC. &c. &c.
79 Nos.-14 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $lO-Halves S5-Quarters 80 so
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50 i
Do do 26 Half do 65
Do do &c Quarter do 80 so
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
Chewing Tobacco.

Chewing Tobacco.
1fyou want real good plug of Tobacco, call at my
store and give the " Peach Leaf" trial, and you will
be convinced of its superiority.
Nov. 5, IS45.-574. p F. PESCUD.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
FOR SALE.

On liberal terms, the House and Lot in the
eastern part of the City of Raleigh belonging to
MIR. David Carter, and at present occupied by MIR.
Aug. 5, 1S45. 56l-,f
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
SHOES, LEATHER
and SILT

The subscriber has just received from the North a
large of Shoes Leather and Salt together
with general assortment OF family Groceries, all of
which bought with cash at very low prices and will
be sold low for cash any goods of the same quality
in this City Also, Flour hand from the best Mills
in the State Old castings, clean Cotton Linen rags,
dry hides, and nearly all kinds of country produce
taken for goods No house rent nor clerk hire to pay,
consequently can sell lower than my neighbors.
JORDAN WOMBLE,
North side old market street.
Raleigh, September sth, 1916. SCOTT
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
JG. GREGORY & CO. MANAGERS.
GRAND SCHEME.
s. 10000

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass C., for 1945. To be drawn in Alexandria
D. c., on Saturday, November 18th, 1s45.
-s. BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50 600, $40, ,O0O $4,000 So, 600, So 900, So S53
so prizes Of 200 dollars 100 do Of 500 dollars
13O do of 800 dollars &c. &c. &c. '@
7e Number Lottery-13 Draion Ballots
Tickets SI2-E1aIves S6-Qnartcrs S3-Eiehths
ta ST. so.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do. do 26 Half do so 90
Do. do &c Quarter do 40 90
Do. do 26 Eighth do 20 90
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass Al, for 1s45. To be drawn in Alexandra
d c., on Saturday, 22d Of November, 1s45.
SCHEME:
10000 dollars 10000 dollars!
5000 dollars! 5000 dollars!
..... 1000 dollars: 1000 dollars!
$500 dollars! 2,12O dollars!
1000 dollars
25 prizes Of | 600 dolIars
20 do Of $50 dollars!
&c &c. &c.
rs No. Lottery-I4 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlO-Halves S5-Quarters So So
Certificate of packages of 25 Wholes 1920 90
Do do. rs Halves 60 90
Do. do. 25 Quarters 80 90
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
Regalia and Plantation Cigars

RegGliG and Plantation Cigars.
lust received superior article of the above Cigars,
Cd for sale at the Cheap Cigar Store.
-e-f KRAUSE & MILLER.
Fayetteville Street opposite City HALL
T.e.. COmfectiOmarieS. ---=r r.s
ENRESH supplies received every week: -.
IL PERFUMERIES, STATIONARY,
FENCING, AND BOXING APPARATUS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
GAMES, JEWELLERY, TOYS, .HJED G.
Groceries,
A great assortme ent constantly on hand at
-.-.t > G. W. & C.. GRIMAIE.
N. B. See specified advertisement in Raleigh Re-
gister
Oct. Is, Is45. -..-,- 57I.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
Wanted.

Wanted.
1000 bushels Flax Seed, and 500 lbs good Bees Wax,
for which the highest marke price will be paid physc
or cash if preferred. P. F. PESCUD,
Nov. 5, IS45.-574 Druggist.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Conversational Union and Appendix,
es- Each containing $50 Pages. 90

Q &C. EQc0 C9hsut1tttS oOS R"6eo'7 t.
Tn. coNcpcss1oNAt UNIoN y i'll be commenced
one week after Congress is convened and WI. Ie pc
lished semi aceekE until its adoHrnmeat giving tie ual-
Ivnroceeding of both houses OF Congress Inc speecnes
Of The member are condensed TO bring them into re-
edahIe length All the resolutions offered, or motions
made are given ia the movers own words ana the
and nays all the important questions; Is Ht P..
- .eaf small ftOe-6reDier aud nOnpGre1E-On G2uOle
gouol sheet in SuartO form, each number containing 10
THE APPENDIx, on account of the delay often oc-
curing in procuring the speeches of members com.
Dlete will not he mailed regularly semI-weekly, nul
will contain many of solid reading matIer as ne
- Congressional Union.
TIE APPENDIX is made up Of the Presidents annual
message the reports othe principal officers OF the govern
men that accompany and all the long speeches o mem-
bers Of Congress, written out revised by themselves
a. TERMS
For the Congregational Union, 81 80 per copy.
For The Hppendir, 81 80 per copy.
CLuBs will be furnished with Ten copies of either
the above works for $12; tsOe1tyf0e copies for go
EXTRA WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLH
UNION.
~ For the accommodation of those VINO desire paper
rnted at the seat of government during the session oil
Congress only will furnish them the Extra On0n'
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-12
NOTICE.

Raleigh, Nov. 4, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
From me Xonin rnrchLirLt
RAIL ROAD MEETING

h4Niis NtAip lNh.
At an ADJOURNED meeting oi the citizens oi
Greene county, htld in the Town Halt on
Saturday the 18th inst. Mai. James GALLOWAY
Chairman OF the committee appointed az the
previous meeting, submitted the following re-
port and resolutions, IN relation Ia the Column
bus and Aeuia Rail Road COMPANY which. on
motion OF John Fudge, ESD. wefe adopted by
the meeting To- wit;s1
The committee appointed att public meet.
ing held on the 26th do of November last. to
whom was referred the subject of the CoDum.
bus aud Aenia Rail Road. and the propriety oi
the citizens ot this county mauilesting the deep
interest which ting feel i'm the success, of this
work, have had the same under consideration.
aud submit the following resolutions:
|. RcS0lccd, That the constructions of IA,
Columbus and Acnia Railroad j. a work which
l. calculated greatly to promote the interests
of the citizens of Greene county. as well as
that OF the other counties Though which il
will pass and also OF ihe counties adjoining:
and that we oi this county, where the prupos-
ed road will terminate, or rather unite with
tha Little Miami Railroad. should take cllsC-
tive measures to ensure It's speedy compile
ton.
:. RoSotUod. That the interest of the farmer
the mechanic. the merchant aud every other
class ofour citizens, call upon them To aid in
thls Undertaking, by subscription to lis CAPT
tai stock 10 the extent OF their several abiii-
ties.
B. Resoired, That application be made to
the Legislature, TO pass law authorizing the
Commissioners ol this county. To borrow
money, ii necessary, and To subscribe on behalf
OF the county, $4,000 to the capital stock OF
the Columbus and Aenia Railroad Company,
and that they have power To sell the stock
owned 10y the county in the Little Miami Rail-
road Company, If they shall BEEN ii advisable
and apply the proceeds of such sale TO the pay
mcnts ol the installmcntsas they may become
due ON the subscription TO the Columbus and
Nenia Railroad
i. RcSoIrcd, That we recommend to the
citizens OF the town of Xenia, to apply to the
Legislature TO invest the Common Council of
said town, with power to borrow money, and
subscribe the sum of Five Thousand Dollars to
the capital stock in the said Columbus and
and Aenia Railroad Company, ON behalf of the
town of Nenia.
On motion a committee OF five, consisting
OF James Galloway, A. Hivling, A. Baugh-
man, ID. Martin and J. Fudge, WAS appointed
TO have The. foregoing resolutions carried out.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to
be published in the Torch Light.
JOSHUA MARTIN, Pres't.
JoHN Dawson, Jr., Sec'y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ALTERNATIVE * RESTORATIVE SYRUP.
AN IN fiiE VEGETABLE PREPARATION
n NOR the C-tc "i SCROFULA. Entarg,meni Of
4 the Jo'1s Chn,nic Rheumatism. Govt, LINN.
higo. DYSPEP SlN Indigestion. Erupt,ons IN The
Ssi". N,ule R,sh. rcuer. DRursy, Syphi hciic os
Mere nris Disea>e-i IN short from all diseases ari>
sing from III IMPURE state OF tie BLOOD. de.
'arged co"duon 1T the Digestive o gons or the IN.
JUp cious lie of MERCURy
u u now some twelve year. since the proprietor
came to the knowledge oi this Syrup. ~ which
ne ~ has he feels happy To say. lar exceeded his
expectations. having performed cures where
swain fnnncca aud the varinn- preparations oi
Snsopa'ii@ could not. though persisted in for long
'''nc' produce the least salu,ary effects upon the
patients.
2in ~ Properties. il is Tonic, Cs,ia,fe D;oDiy.
's"c. DicoFeiic, and acts upon The LIVER bv xci.
ting II When langnid To coercion
As an Ale "a ice aud Pa ifsr of the BLOOD il
u honestly heltev ed by The Proprietor su.etor In
any other medicine ntw in use.
Indeed u was moi Until he had be come fnIIv All
'shed oi Ms great medicinal virtues together wiib
'he soiciaii"us oil persons who h,d WITT, sseI tho
same. that he would consent To n.iice through The
medium at "A newspaper. as such "a course ,o h: IN
always seemed % much like Yasckery putting it.
sell iniu notice.
Through the pprsnasoa oi IA my persons who
seem to think him in dn'y h,und tn publisi il To
The worli t'r the henett OF suffering hum NIFTY he
has 1T length como 10 The c,Hnclnslon Of pursuing
The course adopted by every conp,under 81 ln,ck
medicines. though he treats With that b,reiaced
.hf'niery winch many use in order Ia cram iheir
stuff down the ihroa's of q easily deludod pco-
pie. Certificates uf cur have often been len.
dcrvd HIM. (ior which he feels truly thankful Il,
such Tor their go Il lnieniiuns) hut such Thing, he
never deemed necessary, n he does NJ all times
consider his assertion -. Itself. all sufficient and
those who cannot take Er granted what he says are
under No compulson 10 take his medicine Ac.
coinpnnYrg each bottle are instructions { r. tnking
the Syrup. aud aso a description of the ind
of food To be used. with the mode of pre-
pairing ~. For sale ut
BRENTIlNGEKS APOrfIECA. Mnroe St.
Near The Cuurl House. where can bc h III nj any
hour "f the day night Ply scians' prescrip iions
and iami'y medicines al alt de crp,ioLs
Also Brenil,ngers Compound Syrup of Bnresei.
Tor the cure Of Coughs. Colds. Lightness of The
Chest aud Inc,pient Consumption.
Should any nerson Inier using bitle OF this
Cough ix'u'c, come back aud say he had receN ell
no heneh from 1t, his MONEY shall he refunded.
dec % ly
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

we are prepared to exchange accounts and
settle with tlo.c Of our customers with
whom we have running accounts. and we
should like to arrange all such prior to Janu.
AIRY |.
Our accounts for the ensuing year arc now
being made ont, and will he presented imme-
diately after New Years. In consequence of
the low price OF our daily. we must call for
pay in advance, and after January |, shall in.
sist on S6,unless payment be made within one
month from commencement of The year, pri-
or bargains, orwhe,e we have current accounts
alone excepted. We have several subscribers
who have often paid for the year in advance
prior to the expiration of the year and Justice
TO them requires us to adopt this course. We
are now compelled to keep a person expressly
10 collect, and ought to be remmcnted Iorhis
time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
POTATO MEAT In Iro,o,, ,,,o,,

POTATO MEAT.-In Ireland, when the
ptoatocs are defective from wet seasons or
disease, so that they fail as substitute for
bread In the natural state, they are peeled, cut
into small squares, and kiln dried; in which
state they are easily pulverized and may be
made most palitable and nutricious food, after
being kept for months. BY this process,
vast quantity of this staple OF human subste-
nance, partially decayed,' 'waxy," and false
hearted, Is TO great extent preserved as
wholesome fooo for man, when otherwise i,
would be fit only for manure And we learn
that this process is now resorted To in Ire
land, TO retrieve, to some extent, the immense
ravages OF disease in the potato crop of the
present season.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23
WARLIKE PREPARATIONS.

VIC had thought the pressure upon our col
umns would prevent our treating our readers
To the debate OF the resolutions of MIR. Cass.
butas it is imporian, as showing the views Of
the different iunctionaries in the matter OF our
Oregon controversy, aud the buster by which
Gen. Cass hopes to work his way into the
nomination for the Presidency, we could not
forego the pleasure, and concludc it too day.
We have yet no doubt but the Senate will
sustain the executive and his friends 10 full
as great oil extent as they will desire.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-23

The following we have ju,i received ir,m Messr.
F'li. Nj tmckes X Co. agents for ihe sale of wi.
lrs Balsam OF w ,ld Cherry. 81 Lancaster Ono
TO TIE PUBLiC,-'I feel It my July. rs an
ecl ." k"uncss TO the rtil cied. Ia Inirm what
Wlsior's B'i-a,n oi Wild cherry has done for my
d'ngh'er. There is many parent who has rivcn
M beloved daughter or son. ms prey 10 ,h,,
tell destroyer. Consumption. They hnvo-as I
nave done-'ricd all the most sklliul aud einincni
phys"'ats within their know ledge. ond all III tho
M @P'p"ia' remedies thai seem Il iu hold out som Q
h"po i"f cJuinuince Of life. without getting any
rehf
Vs. 10 al such. who. like me. have been seek.
ing WIN trembling h"pc for some remedy oi real
'ih"lenrv, would say, seek no farther. buI Try at
"nce DR. Wisiar's Bilsam of Wild Cherry NV
daughter Sarah Jane. aged sevcnieca yeas. whose
lie i"r months had been dcspared OF, and was sun
pared sure prey io Consumption. has been cured,
restored Ia perfect health and that to- by using five
battles OF Dr. Wisiar's Ba,am of Wild Cherry
JONATHAN COuLSON.
Greenfield ip Fairfield CO. o. March Is Al
For sale Ivy CRUMBACKER l73 Main street.
Al'"hy PRYOR ~ PAUL. 1854 Market Street.
Wheeling. Va. Inn dec %