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OtFAlcAroa IN WALL sIassr.

Yesterday ii was ascertaned that Mr.. T. w.
Headey, Of the firm OF vanderventer & Co., stock
brokers' Of Wall street, had spsconded taking with
him Gil the available assets or the firm. Mr.. VAN
derventer, II appears, was In 81. Louis at the time
and was ut once teiesraphed for to rerurn. 1t was
learned that the firm was very "longr OF stocks,
and that when the deliveries were made Headley,
seeing heavy financial struggle in prospect Tor
the hrm collected all the available funds and left to
secure his own pecunlary interest In the business
The amount OF the deiaicaton which is not very
large, is not known exactly, as the books
are In somewhat complicated condition. The
hrm, although comparatively limited In Its
operations, has always stood well hitherto, ana 1t
~ not believed that ~ STABILITY VIII be materially
arectej BY tb's AFFAIR.
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d Bradbury, Mrs. Trumbuu, Bowery; Nine. Collins
Mmc Bushnell, Eleventh street; Mrs. O'Keefe,
Third avenue; Miss Oincy Nine. st. George.
Fourteenth street; A. 4 u. Lehman, Mrs. Malone,
Iionaldson 4 Meares. Mrs. Aver 4 Co., Samuel
Love, Mrs Elsord, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Hardenprook,
Nine. Morris, Sixth avenue; Nine Barbet Bleecker
street; Mile. Ellis, Tenth street, Mrs. Howell. Eighth
avenue; Nine. Adnenne Nine. D0ugal. Fourth
street; Nine. Vigouroux, Fourth avenue; Mrs. Allen,
Canal street; Nine, Wcinberger, Union square;
Misses Bowling, Thirteenth street; Misses Evans
University place. A. 4. Stewart Il Co. will open on
Tuesday next large lines OF latest mportations OF
bonnefs and suits, Paris made; dress material and
novelties In fancy goods. O'Suliivan Greg and
McCIeery n Go. will also open about the same time.
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THIRTY DOLLARS.
~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Sept. %, 1863.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please find my cheek for thirty dollars to
be used in aid OF the distressed sufferers OF the late
disaster. II. l.. Dixie.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Herewith receive twenty hve dollars appropriated
by Eureka Lodge No. 243, f. and A. NJ, to the fund
for the relief OF the sufferers by the Avondae mine
disaster
FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept 81 1902
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Enclosed please find draft for the sum Of fourteen
benefit of the sufferers by the late coal mine disaster
at the Av0ndale mine. X. MULES.
TEN DOLLARS.
ONEKo LoDGs, No. 122. l. o. OF o..
NYAcK, Sept. 20, 1869.
Please accept the enclosed ten dollars for the
Av0ndale sufferers from this lodge.
THOMAS @. BALDWIN, N. G.
JOHN N. PERRY, Secretary.
FIVE DOLLARS.
Please fiud enclosed five dollars for the relief OF
the Avondale sufferers. a. p. A.
TWO DOLLARS.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Enclosed you VIII please ind two dollars, my sub
scripti0n TO the Avondale relief fund.
BALsOvER CADwALLApER.
The following additional subscriptions were re.
ceived In the HERALD counting room yesterday
Employees Of the J. L. Mott iron Works ... 500
JhHes McuuIe' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
" B........ ................. l
G. Fitzgerald. soc.
Subscriptions Received the Mayors Ofice.
The total amount OF collections 10 aid Of the FAINT
lies OF the unfortunate AvOndale miners received ut
the Office OF May or Hail foot up SIC, i12 II.
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Subscriptions Received at the Mayors 0fice.
The total amount OF collections 10 aid Of the FAINT
lies OF the unfortunate AvOndae miners received ut
the Office OF May or Hail foot up s1t, ii2 II.
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shs Convention.
BosroN Sept. ~, 1859.
In the National Musical Convention to day l.. II.
southard OF Baltimore, delivered an address on emu
slc az an Element OF Worship" He protested against
the adoption OF vulgar popular music incnurches
He did not deem the music now in nse adapted 10
congregational singing and consequently favored
organized choirs In his opinion Protestant church
music, except that or the English On urcb, has been
retropradng for the past twenty years.
other speakers followed upon the same subject,
generally agreeing with Mr.. Southland.
The Convention closed with concert IN the even
Ing, which was largely attended.
Bishop Clarke OF RHODE Island, delivered an adj
dress IN the evening, previous to the concert on
"Oratorio Music as Means OF Elevatng Popular
Taste" AZ the close ne was heartily appiauded.
The enthusiasm manifested during The vlOslng pro-
win the results accomplished BY the Convention.
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TIC steam FftRate Lancaster.
The steam frsate Lancaster, having completed
her armament and crew, win sail from the Ports
mouth Navy Yard on Monday for Brazil.
Trial Trip Of the Algonquin.
The IIayten Minister, who purchased for his gov
eminent the United States steamer Algonquin,
having been informed that the boilers Of that vessel
arc unsafe has made arrangements FOR engineers to
We placed On board. with zeal 10 sufficient quantity
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and the various new and fresh thoughts they con-
tanned were good subjects for discussion.
In the evening several papers were rcad-am0ng
them one on ''The Cultivation OF the Voice. and
"The True Mlssion OF Muscu-thc latter by Rev. T.
De Witt Talmage, OF Brooklyn.
Tomorrow proceedings bid fair TO be peculiarly
Interesting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-14

"OAD ON A D. D.-Though this Is
not the column in which poetic effu~
sions usually appear in our paper, we
cannot refrain from giving the follow
ing in the local, at the same time ex-
pressing the wish that the lamenta.
tlon was applicable to about fifteen
hundred OF "Chunk's' race which in
fest our city. In this number we in
clude several handsome specimens OF
the canine species about this Office, we
neither love nor "karess":
NOBODY ON THE DEATH OF CHUNK,
NO dorg t. love, none to karess,
how can ever my sadness express?
CnnnR ls defunct, ded as q male;
flushed Is his barkln' and still Is his tale;
On such a tale. white on the end,
Opht did he chase 1t with wrlggle and bend,
Chase II with hope twisting around,
TIL overcome he reposed on the ground.
NOW he's extinct, ded as male,
Where am his bark and the waS OF his tale
In dreams alone, poor Chunk see.
swinging his milk or else scratching Ma;
IT'S bat a dream, waking weep,
For under two feet of ground does he sleep.
On! beautiful purp: onst full OF pla,
Haven't fed you day after day?
Given you milk, and given you bred.
Given you many pat on the head?
now you're eckstinct, ded as q male,
Where am the bark and the wag OF your tale"
No dorg TO love, none to karess,
Nalnly strive the sad tears to represS.
why did You die2" sadli morne;
Was 1t from pizen or Swallerin a bone?
No Vaughn tale, no beamtn eye
Answers question or gives repn.
was 1t dt-stoppage OF breath
Eaten much the sad cause OF your death
Still not word, ded as a male,
Dim Is his eyes, stilled forever his tale.
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THE MoUNDsvILLE ROLLING MILL
Another Rolling Mill meeting was held
at Moundsville last Saturday. The
National says that prominent iron
worker from Wheeling wss present and
made some very valuable suggestions,
ard committee was appointed to pro-
cure subscriptions from practical work
men. a proposition was made for the
land on which to build the mill, the in
exhaustible coal privileges, and 1000,
to be given to any company to come
there and locate. A committee was
appointed to ascertain the cost OF the
whole machinery in the rolling mill
and the nail factory.
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THE WEATHER-A "WALE."-Yes-
terday morning at an early hour the
earth was gladdened with n much need
ed gush from the heavens, and
All day long the low hung clouds
Drop'd their garnered IulIness down.
In the afternoon the sky cleared and
the sun poured flood OF mellow radi~
ance on the rejoicing earth. The YER
dure OF the shade trees and the Ohio
bills in sight of our window grew visi-
bly, greener. Visions of green fields,
lockwood blooms and flashing creeks
fitted before the inner vision and made
US long for a bamboo rod aud line, q
half dozen "helgemites" and holiday.
Happy Young America, away in the
country, who never heard of news
paper and whose greatest need is
"store" fish hooks. How we envy you!
Why were printing Offices ever in
vented?
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THE New York Tribune says the rea.
son why PLANTATION BITTERs are 80
generally used is owing to the fact that
they are always made up to the origi-
nal standard, and of pure material, let
the price be what it will. The Tribune
Just hits the nail on the head, for PLAN
TATIoN BITTERs are not only made OF
pure material, but the people are told
what they are made of, as the recipe is
wrapped around each bottle. Don't go
home without a bottle.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne. and
sold at half the price. eodd6W
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The Fire at CIncInnRtI.--Fron Corr
respondent who was there.
C1nC1NNATI Nav IL.


To the Editors of the IntelligenceI:
have but few moments before the
mail closes to give you brief account
of the destructive fire here this morn
ing, by which nine steamboats, were
consumed. The fire originated in the
ladies' cabin of the Clifton, by the
bursting OF an oil lamp. I had the
pleasure of being an uncomfortable
witness of the fire,-occupying state
room about midway of the cabin. About
three o'clock 1 was aroused by loud
cries for help. Opening my state room
door l saw the ladies' cabin in one sheet
of flame. At the time supposed had
sufficient time to dress before the
flames would reach my room, but
was mistaken. l had scarcely drawn
on my unmentionables, when l per-
ceived the flames had nearly reached
my door. Leaving my boots as minia-
ture smoke stacks, and a few other ar
ticles sometimes necessary to make one
presentable, I made the best time 1
was capable of under the circumstances,
for the front part of the boat, and from
thence TO the Henri House. Several
of US had the exquisite pleasure of
promenading up town barefoot. AS
near as can ascertain, there were three
lives lost on the Clifton, memphis
packet.) Yours respectfully.
GEO. HUBBARD.
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AN OUTRAGE.-It is known to most
of our readers who pass this Office in
travelling to and fro upon the earth J.,
that there is connected with this estab-
lishment canine who is called Ca"
for short, but whose full Christian name
is "Calamity." Whether he was so
named as an expression of the senti-
ment which his possession inspired in
his owner, or whether it is meant to be
descriptive fthe animals personal pull
chritude, does not matter. Calamity is
risky dog. Heis possessed of a great
deal of quiet humor. He likes play
and is fond OF joke, and these charac-
teristIcs have been cultivated by the at
taches of this office, who have romp
with him each evening in front of the
Office. 1t so happened last evening that
Calamity was lying on the pavement
waiting for his evening frolic. A lady
came along followed by II pretty little
white poodle, with pink eyes and long
silky hair. Without warning Calamity,
who was in suppositious ambuscade,
sprang upon the little innocent. seized
him by the nape of the neck, lifted him
from the pavement and proceeded to
shake him with great vigor-whether
in fun or whether in anger does
not clearly appear. AS in the
case Of the "baboon's sister," the
little poodle "she set up yell" Like
wise did fhe lady, who was dread
fully frichtened-beg pardon, we mean
she screamed. The commOtiOn was so
great that one of our valorOus young
men, who helps put this item into print
and thus chronicles his own intrepid
ity, rushed down stairs to the rescue.
Meanwhile the lady had dropped her
packages and armed herself with
brick, and when he appeared upon
the scene she was hesitating be-
tween her desire to annihilate the
assailer of her darling and her fear
OF crushing it with the brick.
The brave typo stood not upon the
order of his going but went at once, for
Calamity, and released the dreadful
ly frightened poodle from his savage
jaws. The distressed lady took
the damaged poodle in her arms
and left. The wicked proprietor
of the wicked cur took the ugly beast
away, but, we regret to chronicle,
instead OF chastiBing him, we have rea-
son to believe tipped him the wink and
gave him an extra large piece of bread
with butter on 1t. The wretch We
mention this last item so that those
poodles who come this way may be
warned to keep q sharp look out lest
calamity overtake them.
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TIRED.-A gentleman of somewha
untidy appearance yesterday afternoon
became weary and worn with wander
ing about the city, and overcome per-
haps by the mildness OF the weather or
the vigor of the chain tightening which
he had encountered in his travels, as
sumed a horizontal position on the salt
barrels in front of Messrs. List, Morri-
son &c Co g, just opposite our Office, and
spent several hours in the delightful
occupations of dolce far miente. How
far he was awake, how much he was
asleep, to what degree he was not sober:
who he was, where he came from ana
what his business was, we know not.
We only know that he lay very fiat on
his back, and very still; and didn't APP
pear to care whether school kept or
not.
He lay like q soldier taking his rest
With his martial cloak around him.
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CoLLEGE, UNION HALL, MAIN ST.,
TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANOE.-For the
full course in Book Keeping and Pen
manship, including the English Bran
ches ifdesired, $40. Students can COM
plete the entire course evenings alone.
Rooms open from 9 to IL A. M, 2 to 4
and 7to9P.M. For further informa-
ton call at College rooms, or address
8. 1. MCCOY, Principal.
Wheeling, ". VG,
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A COW fell down in fit out i'll East
Wheeling yesterday and lay for an hour
or two without exhibiting much sign
of life. A crowd gathered, and after n
time assisted the poor beast to her feet
but after proceeding n short distance she
fell again. Apoplexy or heart disease.
Probability is the poor creatures hide
will 80 TO the tanners.
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THE R1vER.-The river last evening
was feet by the marks and falling
The Messenger and Tom FarrCw pass.
ed down. The latter had two loaded
bar9es for ST. Louis. The Leonidas
passed up last evening with fair trip.
The regular packets arrived and de-
parted as usual. The r. r Hudson ie
due here to-day from Cincin natl. The
Express Is the Parkersburg packet this
morning at IL o'clock. y
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a M1LL.-E4st Wheeling had lively
sensation yesterday in a fisticuf which
took place promptly on tie stroke of
twelve. The doughty heroes pummel
led one another quite lively for a while,
till officer Henry appeared on the scene
aud marched them OF TO police head
quarters. There was woman in the
case, as usual.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Oxtoby & Duff
field, jewelers., 1O3 Main street, have
just received fine stock of new jewel
ry sets, all of the latest designs. Also
a nice lot OF ladies' gold watches and
chains: full line of silver watches,
American and Swiss; clocks, silver
ware, spectacles, gold pens, &c. See
advertisement,
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KEEPING A DIsoRDERLY HOUSE,
Sarah Jane West, whose house was the
scene of row baIween some male WIS.,
itors there Tuesday night, was brought
before Justice Hammer Wednesday,
and fined $500 and costs for disturbing
the peace.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the own
er OF first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. Call on or address,
VIM Sumner q Co., No. So Monroe
street, Wheeling. cod
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MR.. GEORGE BROWN, one of the Di~
reclors OF the First National Bank OF
St. ClaiTsville, returned from Boston on
Tuesday with b. Drake, whose arrest
we noticed last week, for forging au en-
dorsement last fall by which he DIRE "
81 200 ont OF the bank. Drake has been
lodged il iail.
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1n @a1:.
TRUSTEES SALE
8UILDINGLOT.


DY VIGTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
d mnIc To me by Charles y. Britt and
wife, bearing date the 81 day OF April, 1906,
duly recorded III tle Recorders office ioI the
C..GuIS OF hiO. tate of West Virginia. In
Book 81, OHIO 433, will sell
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Lot No. Is at the son,h wtst corner OF Cen.
tire and seventh streets. in W. w. shrlver's
a:ditIon TO the ',ty Of Wheeling. be ng the
some property conveyed To John Bennet,
Istner Of Mrs. Jane Bennett Britt. by SAID
W. ". Ehrlver Ivy deed sales July OH, 1857,
and recorded In BOOK 49, page 39I OF the ke-
cords OF OHIO County.
TEkS OF SALE:-Jno thOutaud dollars
Isl OJO) in hand; the balance IN Four co al
miscellaneous. payable at one, two, three ana
four years after day Of sale, with interest
from daue OF sale. the title being retained
until pay ment of ali the pu:t hgSe money.
Selling HH trustee shall convey only hucn
tIiIs ns 4, invested IN me by "a d iced of
trust "a MI. B. BAR liz.
Trustee.
p.S-If tue above described property be
not sold within thlriy days 1t will Ua offered
at public $50
am EueSTny, Juuc STA, 1865,
Alto o'clock a. ", Il; the irCnt door Of the
Court House. mnyll-3Ot
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BEFORE purchasing a Sewing Ma
chine call at Sheib's Music Store and
examine the great American Button
Hole, OverseaminG and Family Sew
ing Machine. If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-14

PERsoNAL.-Rev. Alexander Martini
D. D., President of West Virginia Col
lege, is in the city stopping at the Grant
House.
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Cane Presentation
0heQntel69etrtee:
E5ts.,Ax MomN,Ne, a.Az u.
nc,1 Advertisements.

EC.E Advertisements.
Steamer r. p. Hudson.
Temperance Lecture.
For Sale,
Auction Sale.
Notice to Coal Miners.
Stockholders Meeting.
Atmospheric OGoratOr for Pertaining
Apartments.
Washington Hall-Chapman Sisters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-14

WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins, Stern & Co.'S. Califor-
mia Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund s. Booking and Booking u Car
roll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-14

POLICE CoURT.-Thomas Rock, for
being drunk, was tax d So and costs
and ten days in the lookup. Thomas
Fisher was arraigued on a charge of
abusing his better half; but the charge
not being sustained, the case was dis
missed at the cost of the city.
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-14

CORRESPONDENTS printed in our adj
ver.ising columns yesterday morning,
the notice of Il stated meeting of the
Board of Supervisors read "Wednes-
day, May L." The meeting will be
held next Monday, the Yah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-14

THE Puresta and Sweetest Cod Liver OIL in
the world, manufactured from fresh healthy
livers, upon the sea shore. 1t is perfectly
pure and sweet Ask for "Hazard & Cas-
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York.
Sold by all druggists. my5-TuFr-d&w
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BLOND 81 BACHMAN have raca;vad a
fine assortment Of the Spring Style of
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters.
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DON'T have y our newspapers scatter
ed over your tables while you can get
nice racks to hold them at Brown q
Higgins.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace CATERS at Blond 81 Bachman's
corner Sprigg Alley, Main Street:
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For anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond 81
Bachman's.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-Governor Steven
son yesterday appointed Maj. ]. w.
Huntington a notary public for Richie
county.
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MoU%DsvILLE holds n citizens meet
ing Friday evening 20 nominate citi-
zeDs' municipal ticket for the ensuing
EPar
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HasnraGEE.
Peabody Insurance Company
At WHEELING, w. VA.

Peabody insurance GOWpduy'
AT WHEELING. W. VA.
With the privilege OF increasing the same
to $4,000.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoNzo LoRING,
DIR WM ]. BATES, A. NJ. ADAMS,
ANDREW PANSELL, JAMES +. BARSFs'
HESkY STAMM, THOMAS HUGHES,
JOSEPH II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
ICED, Is now prepa red TO take risks at ialr
rates on Buildings OF all kinds. MeTcnandIse'
Manufacturing Establishments. FuTnlInIe'
steam Boats and Cargoes on the western
Rivers and Lakes. This Company 6elng
composed mostly of our leading business
men recommends itself 10 the favorable con-
sheraton of the insuring public, and go
H:its their patronage. Applications for m
surance will be promptly attended TO at their
ottice over the Peoples Bank. Main street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreS't.
AL0&ZO LORING, Vice Pres't.
NC ARTHUR, Sec'y.
r. 8. IRWIN, Jr., State Agent.
apr2S-d6w
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Go to the National Business College
and learn Book keeping.
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National Insurance COmDaDV
7HEELING, WEST va.

" AEA44AA4NOS " GG0A VA
N6AA IA
once, % Monroe st., next door to LIST Ma.
uonal Bank.
oFFICERS:
GEO: r WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUEEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLES h. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRRoToRs:-John +. Wilson, Jas O. On,
John A. Armstrong A. g. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. Alex'r. Laughlin, James McCluney,
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams.
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrOcers, Wheeling; Pryor,
Handlan & Co., Wholesale GrOcers, Wheel!
Ing M Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft d CO.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. ". Franzheim d
Co.. Wholesale Wines and Liq uors, Wheel.
Ing; WinshiP. Woods a Co., Queensware
MheeunG Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. Q. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling:
Campbell, FreW q Co, Pubs. intelligence,
W healing; OFT, Son & Co Hardware Wheel.
ing; J. E: Sands, Cashier, FirHt Nat Bank,
Ralrmont; r. p Camden, Prest Nat. EX.
Jr., Wheeling. apr25