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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-31
DIED.

McNANAWAY-At IrontOn. Ohio, on satur
dSy, March 50, 1878, JAMEs NcMANAWAY.
Funeral this CfondAO day from SteAmboA
Andes, upon hGr arrival at WHAT. .
0ARRiTY.-on Saturday, March %, 1873. at
p. n, JOIN, son Of Mary and John Garrity, aget
5 years months and 81 days
The funeral will take place from tho reSIdCrc'
OF his parents on Fillmore street. this (NondAY
evening at two O'Clock, Friends Of tho family
arc invited to attend,
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Mn. W. P. SPRAGuE, member Of Con-
gress from the Marietta District, has
caused it 10 be announced in the local pa
pcrs that he does not propose to appro'
pirate to his private use the sum voted
him as back pay as member OF the 42nd
Congress, but will cause 1t to be returned
10 the Treasury Of tho United States "or
devoted 10 the relief Of the Taxpayers Of
his district" II Mr. SPRAGUE thinks this
money IS not his-and this announcement
is confession that he dOes-then what
right has he TO devote it to any purpose in
his distriCtg This would be an Rssump'
ton Of the very ownership he disclaims.
He cannot use the money for any purpose
whatever unless 1t Is his. If he has the
right 10 give it to the Taxpayers OF his
district TO manufacture q little home capt.
taD he has the right to keep it. The
money belongs either to NT. sPRAGUE or
to the Treasury Of the United States. II
to him, he has no need to give it away. II
he does feel compelled TO get rid OF it, he
conlesses it is not his; and his plain duty
is to restore the plumber 10 Its Iightful
owner, tho Treasury of the United States
There is no room for u compromise with
his conscience by taking from the Treas
ury and giving to his district wha: is not
his either to take OR give. And 60 as to
all other gentlemen in the same category.
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General Noticed.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia
Martha Knox's Executors


10 e. In ChAnctry.
By virtue Of a decree Of the OIrcuIt Court Of
Ohio County, In the StAteO Of West Virginia, made
the above entitled cause In the tRid Court pend
ing, will on
THURSDAY, tho lot day Of Nay, 1873,
tito O'Clock A. Il, at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, sell Of public auction all
that tract or parcel Of landnoW occupied by the
said Charles Able, situate south OF Wheeling
Creek, adjoining lands OF Mrs.. Emma y. Carter,
George Roberts and William Goshorn, and bound
ed and described a. follows, viz: Beginning at
OF surveys made for Edward Calhoun and James
Caldwell respectively, thence with line be:
tween said surveys s. 49x degrees, X 30.l0O
poles to the south Side OF what 10 called tho HUB
bard road, and with the came N AK degrees,
IS poles, N. IS degrees, 3. q poles, n. 6Ih de;
road N. 90 degrees, ". 81 5000 polea 10 an
ORIGINAL line between the Calhoun and Smith
tracts, and with the came 8. % degrees, W. u
pOes to tho beginning; containing i've acres
and i've poleP, and being tho same tract or par.
col OF land conveyed TO said Charles Ablo BY
deed OF Martha Knox bearing date tho list day q
January A. D. 1867, and Of record in tho Clerks
ONCE OF the County Coutt OF Ohio county IN
Deed Book No. 81, folio 1857, together With all the
improvements thereon and the coal underlying
the same.
Of the purchase money % the purchaser or puf'
chRsers may elect tOpay In cash, and tho residue
In thrco equal inRtGllmGntS at six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day OF FAlc, tho pur.
chaser giving security for the payment OF tho de-
ferred tnstallments and interest on tho came
from the day Of sale, TO DO approved by tho Com
N''s'AOt'O' H'' N JAMES P. ROGERS,
MARC Special Commissioner.
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FOR SALE,


I offer for sale tho Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marshall county, W. We. some
three miles from the limits Of tho city Of Wheel
Ing, on or near tho Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF drst-clSss land, nearly al Of which
Is in a hno state OF cultivation. The improve
ments arc all OF tho best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with AL the
convcnIcnees needful. A large clstern supplies
Il with ali the water for which rain water 10 need
I'd. There is also large Barn. with cellar; stG.
bio room Tor Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and q good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within 0 short distance, The said land Is
well watOred, and Milling well at the barn.
There 10 good Vineyard OF CAtawba and Con-
cord Grapes, and large number Of tho best 60
lection Of Fruit Trees In fall bearing, consisting
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost ali tho first quality oil
small fruit grown in this part Of tho country.
ANY perSon desiring good homo near TO the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can proaAbly dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for themlrket,
will do well to call on the subscriber, who Will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
jAT-d&w Hru II. 7. WAHMAN.
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ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured OF this CsIAbIlih-
ment within the last twenty years, and the nun
erous important Surgical Operations perloiInesG,
BY DE-. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters Q,
tho sUN, and many other papers, notices ~
which appeared again and again before the pun
lie, besides his standing as gentleman Of thM
actor and responsibility, Is SUFFICIENT guaranty
10 tho AFFLICTED.
skin diseases speedily cured. Jan''
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THE Parkersburgh Journal office has
a "trunk.mystery," About u year ago
some unknown person left a trunk there
and it being supposed it would be called
for, 1t has remained undisturbed till a few
days ago, when it was opened with hope
of finding some clue to the ownership,
but no name could be found upon any ar.
tlcls within and the mystery remains US
mysterious as ever. The following Is an
inventory OF the contents:
several dresses, one oil them black, be-
longing to a lady; a couple Of dresses be-
longing TO u little girl, and clothing for a
small boy; a lady's fine underskirt, one
bundle OF grape cuttings and one Of
mountain tea; two pillows, several photo
graphs or ambrotype pictures, one OF q
man, and one OF woman, one OF Il child
and one Of two young men, lin tue same
caSG) apparently sailors, and one Of
Young man alone. There are number
OF handkerchieis, but no name on any Of
them. There arc also number Of other
articles. The clothing is badly eaten by
mice. On the top Of the clothing was q
cheese upon which the mice have been
luxuriating for two winters past. OF
course the goody" was all out Of IT.
nothing but the shell being left, Tho
mIce iSbout DOZEN were not dead in
tho ShelI' when we found them, but were
very soon after"
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There will be a meeting at their Hall, MON.
DAY EVENING, March 3tSt. All members arc
requested 10 be present.
mSrsI al " ". R. BROOKS. see'y.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by acertaIn prnr.
tice INDUCED in when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, ,hv
effects Of which renighty felt, even when aslCcp,
and II not cured renders marriage immpossibe
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
What q pity that young man, tho hope Of bis
country, tho darling OF his parents, ShOuld b.
snatched rom all prospects and enjoymCnlS Of
life by tho consequences OF devlstlng from the
path Of nature and indulging In certain serrti
habit. suCh pertOns must, before contemplating
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TRENOH CONDITION POWDER
II For Horses, Cattle and Hogs.-CureB
Founder, hide Bound, LOIS Of Appetite, Coughs,
HeAVes, Distemper, &c. It carries Oh gross hu.
mOrs and puEiaes the blood. For sale By
LOGAN, LIST d CO., Druggists. Bridge Corner,
and by Dealers everywhere.
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TIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF

UIIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
u sAFES.-We are agents for one Of the lar
Rest Cincinnati factories, and can furnish'pGrties
promptly with tho finest and strongest Safes
made, al furnished with tho now triple 1AnRe
improvement, and secured by saTHent's combi-
nation lock. eafeS sold by us are delivered with.
out charge for handling, and ct prices lower than
travelling agents can sellRt Cincinnati
We have . few good second hand saf.B In
stock, which viii bs sold very low.
WIN move Safes for parties at low charge and
:. - MRTCALF b BURT.
"A Maine RfPpAk
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Married Persons, or Young Men coptcmnl,t,ro
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WeSEnS1s
organic debility, delormItics, speedily cured
Ho who places himself under thO caro- nj n,
j., may religtouPly COnade in his honor a. A can
tlem9n, and confidently rely upon bis SKIN a. a
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acknowledgements.

---~I-~~--~,~~Ssr-s
TOR RENT m
Ono BRICK HOUSE with nix rooms, Situ.
Ated on EoH street, between Second and Third
C.J. CARNEY,
mar3It B. & o. Machine Shop.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received by the Committee on Water Works
until O'Clock, ThurHdAy, April 10, 1879, for
making Ind delivering i've thousand feet Of four
inch pipe, more or less. and two thousand feet
Of sixinch, with branches and tees sufficient to
lay the same, and street boxes for stop cocks
that the city may want Tho SIX inch pipe to be
9.l6thB thick and the four inch, u inch. The
branches 10 DO the Oame thickness as the pipes.
The pipes to DO cast or moulded In dry sand and
In perpendicular p0Siuon; TO be OF coed dark
gray Iron, 90 that It can DO easily drilled. Each
ppa or piece TO DO - feet four inches long (bowl
on ono end 10 be 4 inches lonR.) Tho inch pipe
70 weigh not less than thirty .one pounds to tho
foot aud not moro than al tho Inch to weigh
mot los than - pounds TO tho foot and not more
than 49, Tho pipes, branches and boxes to DO
made and delivered on tho line OF ptteot where
wanted in the city Of Wheeling, on or before
tho 8Oth day Of June, 1873. The pipes TO bear
the test Of $50 pounds hydraulic pressure 70 the
inch, and TO DO tested In Wheeling undGT tho
supervision Of tho Superintendent Of tho Water
Works and at the expense OF tho contractor.
Payments to DO cash on delivery after tho test
Ing AID on tho Superintondent's order 10 tho
Committee. Tho Contractor or Contractors 10
give bond With good security for the f1l1llment
Of tho oOntract-the city reSerYing tho right TO
receive or reject any Or all bids. Bids will DO
endorsed "PropoRAl6 for water pipes, branches,
90, and 10 DO LEFT with the Clerk OF tho city.
mar9l Chairman Com. on water Works.
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7 STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is
land. Price from 800 TO $1,000 each.
TEBNs-o ne-fourth cash, the residue In equal
nstallmentB at one, two and three years, with In
forest, JNo. P. eILCHRIST,
amin - At TOP Nm.
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aRSTACLES I0 MARRIAGE.

HAIRY RRIIEF FOR YOUN0 NBH from the eject
restored Impediments 10 Marriage removed
New method OF treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent nee, Il
sealed Cnvelopes Address, HOWARD ASSO
CATION, No South Ninth St., Philadelphia
Pa AN Institution having high reputation To-
mar26d&w
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received by tho Committee on Water Works
until 10 O'clock, Thursday, April 10, 1873, for
the making and delivering Of oil castings that
the city Of Wheeling may want in ono year, ex-
cep. water pipes, stop cocks and Are pings.
Bids will be endorsed, "PlopOEAls for castings
for the city" and DO left with the Clerk Of tho
City. .j A. WILSON,
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NOTIFICATIONS INDEBTED
In To tho subscriber arc hereby notified that
their accounts have been made out, and payment
can be made on the ID day Of January, f813.
To prevent any confusion, proper Officers viii
DO in 0ttendAneO, and NO fOlr need be entertained
BY interested parties Of any dlSaToeAblo cOnsO.
uucneeS on account of the rush. Only limited
humber can DO admitted ct q tme-thG door
opening inward; tho preeautiOn being deemed
neceSSSFy on account Of tho experience Of the
jSni CHAs. Il. BERRY.
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NTHEEL1NG FEMALE COLLEGE.

PREPARAFoRY DKPARTMERT-One Teacher.
ACADRnIo DEPARTMENF-Thre0 Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT-FouH Teachers.
INsTRUNENFAL hUEIc-TW0 Teachers.
Vocal \ usIo AND GUTTAR-One Teacher.
DRAWING AND PANTINa-One Teacher.
LATIN, FRENCH and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, PenmAnBhip
Book Keeping, Latin or ElOcution.
The Spring term will commence MONDAY,
Morton, mArl1.d&RS
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.N COMMISSIONER oHHoE, ONO Co i
March 81, 1878.
There will be meeting Of tho Board Of Com
missioners OF Ohio County, held OF tho Couri
House thereof, on Monday next, tho 3lst inst,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. II.
By oTdeF0f tho President.
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THREE MILEICE.

HayIng purchased tho Three Nile Ice Houses
Of Go schellhouss and J. Bedilion, won d To-
gpoetidlly announce TO the citizens OF Wheeling
that ! AN now prepared to supply lhem prompt
" With good Puroie covo,D sp,pvpr
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AERs. 9. MCCOY, 14s MAIN sT.,

Keeps q full ASSORTMENT Of LRcas, Trimmings,
Gloves, Corsots, including Mrs. MOody's Abdom.
lnAl C0Ilets, Cent? and Ladies' Hosiery, Hand.
kerc and all articles OppeItAhing 10 complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods. Orders for any.
thing In her line promptly attended to. Ladies'
desiring to purchase Handsome Winter Clo1l1 or
WatOTpr0oi6 would do we'll to examine her stock
before making selections elsewhere octi9
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DITTsBURGH 6 NORWAY IRON.
RaVS n 3 9eoEe eompletS soCS q INC
Wagon and Carriage wood.WorkB, Horse Shoes,
Anvils, Bellows, VlHOB, Steel and Iron SlCdges,
tools, &c METCALP d BURT.
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0pecIaI Notices.
Children CRY.

tOrIa. ItregulAteS the stomach, cures wind collie
and causes natural sleep. It Is a substitute for
castor oil. mAt9s-eod
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. 1NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

The Spring Term Of this Institute win open
April ID, 1871
The two terms, tho second Of which 10 about to
close, have becn decided success. It 10 now
offered to the public as pcrmanency.
marc WATSON b HUTCHINSON.
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NRRAP FARM FOR sALE.-@H
lO2 acres, situated within ~ miles Of Bur.
ton Station, on b. d y. Railroad. There 10 on
tho place new Frame Dwelling, new Stable and
other 0uthouses- acres cleared and under good
fence; young orchard; well Watered; well tim
bered -Rood place for Saw Mn.
Address CHARLES SNYDER, or
ABSALOM RIGHT.
mRr1-d&W Burton, W. Va.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
~ Being agents for Robert Wood d Co, we
can fur nish specifications for all kinds Of fancy
and plain Iron work. snch as VaFandahR, Bal
comics. Cast and Wrought Iron Fences, Foun.
beautiful articles Thcy arc not costly
w. MRTOALB b BURT.
81. H.af aHr So Main Street.
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CARD.

"a D
Having sold our Ice Houses to Mr.. Conrad
Selbcrt, we would respectfully recommend him
10 all our old customOTB. feeling satisfied he Will
GEO. SCHELLHASE.
,s ... J.BEDtLIoN.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR, JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from Que Of tho most eminent
Colleges In tho United States, and tho greater
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere.
has effected somc Of the most astonishing cures
ever known: Many troubled with ringing In
tho head and ears when asleep, great neTyous
ness, being alarmed At sudden sounds, bsshiul
aSss, WIZ 'th E5equent 0!1Sang attended some
Immediately.
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will be transformed into an
imperial government; and in
another decade, its un-
wieldly territory, heterogene-
Gus populations, and diversity
of interest, will have turned it
into at least four nations, burn
ing with implacable enmities
against each other. Do not
despair of our beloved France,
since she is in better plight
than this boasted republic.
The rule of Napoleon Ill was
light in comparison with the
hydra-head tyrany of a trium-
phant political faction.
My partially for Democratic
forms of government and uni
versal suffrage have vanished
since / have landed in Amer
lea, and is not at all likely to
reattack me.
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Defeat.

he took her hand and looked at her,
No sound did that deep stiffness stir;
Even the weary, wandering rain
Had ceased to beat upon the pane;
Only about the perfect mouth
A sigh more faint than the faint south
Hovered of moments space, and then
Died into nothingness again.
The words he spoke were brief and slow
What could he say, she did not know
What pulse of that impetuous soul
But owned her calm, serene controll
No need for him to test her heart
With cunning fence or verbal art;
Only to ask and wait her will,
And, winning, losing, love her still
Perhaps she wavered-ay, perhaps
The shadow of the cloud that wraps
The future from our questioning gaze
Let in some glimpse of after days,
Some hint of all she might possess
In that true spirits tenderness,
If but her weaker life might move
Unto the music of his love.
Perhaps who knows7 He only knew
The large gray eyes were dim with dew,
Saw only on the mouths sweet bloom
The shadow of reluctant doom;
Felt only one sad, gentle word
And then through the deep stiffness heard
Once more the weary, wandering rain
Beat dull against the window pane.
Eclectic.
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The Forty-second Congress
finished its career fitly. The
Senate, which:does not expel
Patterson, convicted of bribe-
taking and perjury, which JUS
titles Clayton and Caldwell,
and perpetuates the outrages
in Louisiana, has finally cast
the mantle ofinnocence around
the greasy iniquities of Pome-
roy, proclaiming him once
more a pure and sanity Chris
tian statesman.
After this let no one object
to the purchase of seats in the
Senate. Honest John of South
Carolina and Jones of Nevada
need not fear that their title to
the property they have bought
will be brought into question.
The Senate has decided that il
is perfectly Legitimate to be-
come a Senator by purchase.
is there any corruption which
Congress will not justify and
approve, any infamy which
either House will not boldly
adopt as its own7 And is
there any limit to this process
of public and official degrada-
ton : The Indignation of the
people alone can afford an ade-
quate solution of this problem.
IN. 7. Sun. -s..
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The Nations Sin.

The man Caldwell, who has
held seat IN the Senate of the
United States for the present and
preceding sessions, and who is
now upon his trial before a com
mittee of that body upon well sus,
tained charges of bribery and
corruption practised in the process
of procuring his election thereto ;
is, what is the style now days to
call, a self-made man. This term
is used by many as species of
compliment, and in fact is regard
ed by some as the most flattering
thing which can he said Of one
who, by some political hocuS-
poems, has become prominent; or
Who, by means Of those acts of
sleight-of hand which the customs
of the day unhapplly appear to
have legitimated If not sanction
ed-has attained the position
which our young men have been
too often taught to regard as the
greatest goOd-that of "a capitalist.
Yet what does it really mean?
Generally, if we are to Judge
from too frequent examples, it
means a man who started in life
guided and governed by the most
intense selfShness; whose motto
consisted in the short but impress
sive sentence-MOney is Power.
His chief end, of course, is to
make money TO get possession of
the lever by means of which his
especial world is to be lifted thith-
er as his own selfishness may die
tate. If lie studies, it is for the
purpose OF subordinating his
learning to the grand purpose of
his life-the acquisition of wealth
and station. If his heart isever
moved by a noble impulse, he in
stantly crushes it out of existence
things may be luxures to
others, but to indulge inithem
would impair the self-made mans
capital. And therein consists the
odds between the selt-made man |
and the God-made man.
We doubt whether any one ever
in life with a resolufe de |
termination to sacrifice all the |
impulses of higher and better ma
ture TO the single purpose Of aecu-
wealth, without sue
ceeding. But at what terrible
price has his success been pur,,
chased. He is realization of the
fable of the creature who sold
himself to the Evil One for gold.
He succeeded, as the stoD tells
rs; but the being he bargained
with, exacted the full payment of
MS bond.s
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We must express our regret
and modification at the ungra-
cious and ungrateful act of the
Louisiana Legislature, OF at
least a majority of them, for
their action in the defeat of
Governor Warmoth for the
United States Senate. This
was an ugly piece of business
and will always rebound to the
shame of its participants.
Warmoth certainly well and
justly earned and merited this
doubtful honor and not a vote
should have been cast against
him. We repeat we are NOR
tlnea at Such an unexpected
result, and would it could be
blotted out from the calendar
of the proceedings of the Loui-
siana Legislature / Alexan-
dria Democrat,
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This was Daniel Webster's
opinion, giving in his last days, to
Professor Silliman: ..The law is
uncertain, and politics are utterly
vain; but there is nobleness of
certainty in science which COM
mands my admiration; and |
would willingly pass the rest of
my life in studying It's truth"
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Springfield, Mass, has Smith
d Wesson sociables." These
entertainments are not of the
same character as the Deringe1
matinees held further vest
The Smith & Wesson manu-
factory is located at Spring
field, and hence the social
gatherings of employees.