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THnir- Dressers' Gazette.1

Hair -DresSerS' Gazette.
Abundance of clean napkins,
whether you work ten or fifteen
cent shop.
Keep your razors well honed.
Wash your hand previous to ev-
cry shave.
Don't finger the lips of your cus-
toner too freely.
Never puff your hot breath in
his face while shaving.
Don't waste time in poking
lather up his nostrils or in his
mouth.
Keep your combs and brushes
piOusly clean.
Do not compel your customer to
talk whether he wants to or not.
Always be pleasant and polite /;
it costs nothing, yet pays.
Regular and thorough rinsing
out of the soap-cup and brush.
When jerking a gentleman's
head around or twisting his nose
just imagine the predicament if
either should come off. Moral:
Handle gently.
When you come to dressing the
head do it tenderly, and not likela
Sioux Indian taking a scalp.
The foregoing is the quintessence
of forty years experience in the
barber shop. Neglect these max
inns and you will be botch all
your life adhere to them and you
will soon be pronounced A in
the profession.
0, cold grows the nights on the hill-tops
and valleys,
And drear are the days with autumn's
And tie breath of the ice with October's
heir dallys,
And leaves It's scar touch on the muir
muring rill
But bright is the hearth where our loved
ores may gather,
And bright are the eyes that look into
our own,
And our summer abideth ia beauty for
ever,
Though the winds of approaching No
vember may moan.
Mems stitch downs, an excellent
article, cheap, at
o14,wl GETTINGER 81 HOKE's.
Counterpanes, Counterpanes, Com
forts, Comforts. Cheap at ID. M.
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Ladies, if you want a nice and
fashionable drdss in all the latest
shades, call at ID M Shaffer u Bro [o3l
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Good Chance for Somebody, If Gale d
at Once.

L offer my stock Of Groceries, No
tions, &C., for sale at a sacrifice, for
Cash, if called scittin ten days; Salts
factory cause given for selling.
w III II BECKER,
N. Queen street, Strinesville.
nj Aid, 3tw.
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G M Shaffer has the largest and
best selected stock of goods in the
country. The place for bargains.
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AT G M Shaffels' you will find a
fulland complete stock of Family
Groceries. He gives special atten-
tion to the selection of teas and cof-
fees, buying only after a thorough
test, and only such as are sure to
suit his customers. Give him call.
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Be certain to examine Gettinger
Il Hoke's stock of Winter boots and
shoes, and sare money. [o14,w
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English Beaver Cloth, the real
goods, at ID. M. Shaifer & Bros. OBJ
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Meeting of Grand Lodges.

The Grand Lodge A f and A M
convenes in Wheeling on the Sth of
this month.
The Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias will meet in Parkersburg on
the Nth inst.
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Counterpanes, Counterpanes, Com
forts, Comforts. Cheap at ID. M.
Shaffer u Bros. Oct 81.
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| Mems stitch downs, an excellent
article, cheap, at
o14,wl GETTINGER 81 HoKE's.
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Turkeys and rabbits are due.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Mems plow shoes, every pair war
ranted as represented, and sold very
cheap for cash by
III. N. DEATRICK
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DIED..

bS-Half rdtes--fre cents per fiae-for
he tanrl nll,lnntlccllfnf
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MURDER WILL OUT.

Feb. 20. I675--lfdaw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-30
CHARLESTON, w. Va.
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
The time is upon us when you hear
the musical voices OF the candidates for
the offices for which they are striving.
Mr., Kenna, candidate for Congress is
holding political meetings in the ad
Joining counties where he is making a
good many friends. Mr.. Kenna is. no
doubt very talented young man and
AS prosecuting attorney discharged his
duty with great credit to himself Yet
while the people of Kanawha admire
Mr.. Kenna for the service he has rem.
dered, the majority of the people are in
favor of Hon Hereford. He has done
more for the third district than any
Congressman has before him, The peo-
ole of Kanawha feel grstifed to
MIR. Hereford for the services he has rem.
dered the Third district while in Con-
gress, and they mean to show their graf
itude by electing him to the same office
again, while Messrs. Kenna and Walker
will be left in the rear. If the people of
Kanawha county nominate Mr.. Hereford
for Congress, he will undoubtedly be
elected by big majority. MIR. Hereford
mas great many strong friends in the
Third district, who are keeping the pub
lie constantly in mind of his good quail
ties as statesman. The race will be
tight one between the abovenamed gen.
tlemen. 1t is. q race which is looked
Onward to with great interest by the
friends of each of the worthy gentlemen.
The coming election will decide the mat
ter. While l am in favor of Mr.. Here
ford, want 70 see fair play.
Respectfully, PETER WALDO.
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THE SUPREME BENCH.
Editors of the Register.

Editors of the Register.
lam informed that Judge Hoffman, on
account of i'll health, will not be candi-
date Tor denomination to the Court OF
Appeals.
Who Is to be his successor? There are
no positions to be filled by the Demo-
cratic nominations to be made at Char
lesion in which the people of the State
are so largely Interested as in the choice
of Judges for the bench of our Court OF
Appeals Let US have good men; men
learned in their profession, and fitted for
the position by professional training,
habits of study, and high character.
There is no ons thing that gives more
OIL ..cter to a State than its Supreme
C,ut of Appeals, whose decisions are
fi,rl. and will be read and studied and
referred to by other States Ms presidents.
We have able and suitable men for
this position, amongst whom would
name Caleb Boggpss, OF Clarksbur g
whose learning and ability peculiarly tit
him to reflect credit on the State rs one
of its judges.
For political officers give US favorite
politicians, but for Judges of our Su
preme Court. give US men Of high char
acter learned in the law.
OLp-rIME DEMOCRAT.
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pEEENCE OF liz. GOOD.

g r-N - 49,. = :
Eaitorsotthe REGISTER. 81
d 1 a., an sd sure that you have made,
proper Discrimination, as betweea indi-
viduals, In your discqn ion of the nanip-
ulationsso f thu mali RIM .of laA5en, who
propose 70 divide the Offices Of the Statt
and county among themselves. Ahsr
the list of delegates, previously prepared
by Mr.. Cracraft and Mr.. Good, respec-
lively, had been reported 10 the meeting
of the 10th, a resolution was offered
authorizing any Democrat in good
standing, who might be present at
either the State or Congressional conven-
ton from Ohio county, to participate
with the delegates already named, in the
proceedings Of these conventions. This
resolution was resisted with bitterness
and lntemperance of denunciation by
Mr.. Cracraft's friends; but Mr.. Joseph
J, Woods, on behalf of Mr.. Good, and
even Mr.. G. himself, asked that the ques-
ton might be divided and allow
the vote to be taken separately
on each convention. Mr.. Ora
crafts friends were equally frantic
against this just proposition. Why2
Mr.. Good was not afraid to trust the
people, while Mr.. q. clearly showed that
he was afraid TO stand before the con-
ventlen upon his own merits. He clung
to Mr.. Good with the tenacity of the "old
man OF the sea-"
Can Mr.. Good carry him through?
Are his shoulders broad enough to bear
so heavy a load? The people know that
Mr.. Cracraft's weaknesses and will discuss
them, and will allow them to have an
influence at the poles. Can Mr..
Good afford to assume them? Has he
any more strength than he needs, to carry
him into Congress?
The Democracy OF Ohio county are dis
posed TO honor Mr.. Good with the posi-
zion he seeks, but they mill not do 1t as a
part of a BARGAIN, by which they are
also to make Mr.. Cracraft Attorney
General, Mr.. Pendleton Prosecuting At
torney, &c. Their sufirages are not TO be
traded and tratficked in that style. q,
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Can You select Local Onfcers ON such
PLATFORM:
Editors of the Register.

Editors OF the Register. ..
The Democracy of ksnaeha couu y
have appointed over tlco hundred dele
gates 10 the State Convention, which is
10 be held in Charleston on the Sth OF
June. This list oftwo hundred men in
oludes all of the most prominent9me of
that county to-be found in either the
Jacob or the Camden wing OF the party.
All past political differences have been
buried there and all the lead
ing . men % have put their
shoulders to the wheel IN sold
phalsnx, in order. 10 give them an over
po~eting intiuencs on the capital ques-
ton! ihS l1iHiHUtt i93@
Ii is proposed 10 make the removal of
the capital q plank in the platform of the
party. Ksnawha county sends her two
hundred most prominent men To help
force this issue upon the party. She will
be opposed by mere handful Of men
from Ohio county appointed, managed
and manipulated BY n. 9 Cr~crsit in
his own personal interest bar
With such splank in the Stste plat
form for our candidates for the Legisia-
ture 10 stand upon. how many counties
in the First District viii elect Demo
Gratis 70 the Legislature next fallf Can
Ohi0 cpoety elect on such PLATFORM
: This ikrpvd tboaxht ofthe enemy,
10 load 81 6t&A With such . platform
and thsb he snswy j. aided and abetied
by . little ring of selfish sspirAnts In
our midst- DEMOCRAT.
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FIRST Exc u r S ! o N
CENTENNIAL YEAR
English Lutheran Sunday SchdOi to
washington Pa, Thursday,
Jnne 1sf, 1875.

GENERAL ORDER MOI.
Eirst-All Teachers and Scholars can get
Tickets of tile Superintendent, No. 1871
Market street, on Tuesday and "Wednesday:
Second-The Little Jewels can get their
Tickets by applying to their Teacher, Miss
Mary Robertson, No. l0l Nineteenth street.
Third-Persons outside the school deslr,
Ing to ompany the Excursion. and
willing to obey all orders, can secure
tickets ut the following places: W. va.
Stencil and Seal Works, No. l7Sl MAI
street, Adams Il Lucas Music Store, Book
ns's Drug Store, Heiskell's Book House.
and Young's Drug Store.
Fourth-ricketS Tor Adults, Sl.00; Child.
rem, CSC; God tor the Round Trip.
Fifth-Meet at the Chapel promptly at
O'clock A. M. First train will leave at
1880 A. M. Send Baskets to old Hempheld
depot.
going and coming, and the eacursionists
can get of the cars just at the grove.
Seventh-The first train returning Will
leave the grove ut d o'clock, anu the next
train will follow in a few minutes
A baud OF music has been engaged.
o. BY order OF Committed. myUq
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AS already has been stated in our tel
egraphic reports the House Banking and
Currency Committee have agreed TO re-
port Mr.. Randslps silver bill. II this
measure passes it will offer some relief
for the scarcity of small change, but
it is far from the wisest and most
economical measure for attaining that
end. In connection with the subject
the New York Post says: ut will
be fortunate if the country es-
capes without having ssddled on 1t
by this Congress a new eighty eight
cent silver dollar o. ACCOUNT With this
new dollar, we should then have three
different kinds OF dollars of account; (D
the gold dollar worth 100 cents, with
which, as now, our foreign trade will be
settled; (2) the paper dollar, Omitted
States legal tender notes., worth to-day
$50 cents gold, and (S) the silver dollar,
which to-day would be worth 80 cents
gold. The two latter will of necessity
be used only in settlement Of domestic
exchan yes"
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THERE is at length prospect of re-

THRRE is at length prospect Of a re-
Cancellation between the Northern und
Southern branches of the Presbyterian
Church. While the resolutions adopted
on Saturday in Brooklyn ard telegraphed
to the Southern General Assembly con
templated nothing more than a friendly
correspondence and the restoration OF
fraternal relations, their passage appears
TO mean that the parties TO the quarrel
are disposed to lay aside their differences,
and when they shall have removed the
sole reason for tha,maintenance Of separ-
ate organizations, reunion of the
two into one church cannot be long de-
layed.
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The Parkersburg Sentinel Is disposed
TO tackle as- on our position that the
Democratic party needs no platform;
bot that, as we have stated, 1t Is only
necessary to make the candidate our
platform. There is no one who has y
higher respect or deeper veheIation for
the few gray locks that adorn the Demo
cratic head of our venerable cotempor-
AIRY, but we are afraid that his weakness
for confederate money has dimmed his
political eyesight . little. What kind
OF platform would you get up2
Suppose that just for the fun of the
thing, Uncle JOHN, you sit down
and write ont a:platform., WskpoSthat
YOU can write it out just about as we'll as
any one else. You can clothe il in the
right sort of language; you can put all
the marrow in the bones; you can give
it force and point, if such thing be
possible. In short you can do all that
any other man can do in that line. We
will get another Democratic friend of
about the same age with yourself, ofequal
standing and devotion to the Democratic
party, as we'll as possessed of afaculty for
writing, and,we will get him to write out
a platform according to his ideas ,Sf what
1t should be. We will then place them
in comparison, and we venture the as
sertion that there will be about
as much similarity in them
as there is between the moon and green
cheese. So you see where you will end
in making platform. Both of the politi-
cal parties are divided on the currency
question, both of them accept the results
Of war, and all questions growing out
of the same as finally settled. The
constitutional amendments are acqui
oed IN, and the main difference to-day
is az 4 10 the administration of the
government The Republican party
has converted the machinery of govern
meut into merely personal acconmods'
ton train The Democratic party pro
pose to make IT a government Of the
people and for the people. To work out
this great reform movement, we must
nominate q candidate whose high per-
sonal character will DO sufficient evidence
that if elected he will carry out this pur
Lose. With such man 10 head the
ticket We need no resolutions of glittering
generalities.
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the WEEKLY REGISTER
The Virginia. municipal elections
show large Democratic gains. "'

,a TEE Intellige'cer is disgruntled that
Hor. John J.. Davis is actively al work
for the Democratic party, and we should
not be- surprised it it should be calling
him John Jefferson again. Mr.. Davis
has always been Democrat notwith-
standing he antagonized his party at one
time for reasons that it is unnecessary to
discuss now. We are glad that he is now
working for harmony aud success in the
old organization. g.Ft*l
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IN THE MUNICIPAL CoCh' "
Charles II. Collier, Adminlstrstorof WAX
or Hunter, deceased,
Timothy p. Mccarthy. Mad a. Hon,.r'
Iohn w. Hunter, Charles w. hon,
Henry &. Hunter, frank !. nuI III. her
this K. Bags and Georxs - layId
has6snd, s sar aSa II amp smish Dew.
George Dec, charles Dew, hinn'e
and Mary Hunter
IN cHAscEkr.
The undersigned, COminpaionsr ,,.n.
Court, hereby gives notics tn, ,ad In M.
above . Titled cause BY said Coun on "
LIST day Of April. 1876 be wiz, ~ ~ x g
No. Vi Twelffh street. In the cityI a
ing, ~ eat yirginia, on toe
June. lSz6. commencing ~ " oeI, 20
m, proceei 20 take, state ana -.
10 said Court IN aecosnt o. pe ,oso.
any, on the real estate In "'s ""'
4 piece OF ground ON wheelinE I.lanJI.
in the Seventh wardof tbs Gty OF ,,s
.inx. West Virginia, fronting " Iest =.
east side of South Wabash street, Imin.
sfeiy nth 81 q. v. Borketi lot, aoo na,.
MINK beck with BuSk cts land, WIZ %
iofIn width OF % feet, rom ,s'a nsas,srT
an alley commonly. called ~
siey being piece q P Pss linz. .sd ~
smsants and prioritass theIsos - ,Ss
further, the ysine In Eoss son Hon.
dover hight Of The deSsEdent. Asry IT, sSs,
ter. in snid real essxteL And spy o. -,
matter said Com0issio0er may -,
pertinent, OF that may BE- rsguifSf o' -"
parties hereto or any Of them. ..,,.s
that the qualifications OF "a notice ones
week for fDus Successive Wsska, 10 !,
newspaper priat-d . q PubiisnsS 10 20
city Of Wbeeiing, sb6u5A b. squivo'e", IN,
psfsoDal service Of Yssh no'iss ."
parties OF any OF then, ,o.nAx
- s1@ . s-Lss. MH i.,ioS,r.
niain,,fjs. mysossb
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A CARD.

TJ,O ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscretions OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., / will send a recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
in South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. lSMAN,
Station u, Bible House, New York City.
lfeb2Seod-egub
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SUNDRIES.

oYRUPA CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
- Brooms, Soaps, Candles, Crackers,
Eaence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar,
articles a are usually found In . first-elass
housA II. REILLY.
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REFINED SUGARS.

100 BbIs. Crushed, Po vdered d Accumulated
100 Extra & and A White,
50 Franklin b.
80 Yellow
In store and for sale by
mr9 VI. REILLY.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEESSALE,

BY virtue Of Deed of Trust made IN M.
as Trustee OF James Cheek and wife, bear.
Ing date the 10th day Of July: 1874, and re.
he o flee Of Recorder OF Ohio county. ana
state Of West Virginia, Will on itjES.
DAY, the S0th day OF May, A. d. 1879, az ths
'front.' door OF the Court House OF SAID
county, sell at public auction, commenc.
ing al O'Clock p. n, the following real
state, viz: ~
man s run III said county Of Ohio, and on
which the said Cheek now resides: ths
said tract Of land being bounded by tbs
lands OF Isaac Cox, Louisa Cox, Samuel
McCarty, ]. e. Crisis and John Atkinson
and containing about sixty seven acres
Terms made known on day OF sale.
So SAMUEL b. KELLY, Trustee.
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BACON AND LARD.

a FULL SUPPLY ALwAISoN HAND
"A OF Leaf Lard. g C. Hams, Shoulder.
fresh from smoke-house daily.
mAxS 3 z4.s -. RE1LLY.
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.

A FULL LINE or CHOICE ooLoNG,
"A Japan, Gunpowder, Souchong sBd
Young Tyson Teas, and leading blsnds ~
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaecos
always on hand. Special Inducements
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FOR SALE, a
For Sale,

aEr For male,
ONE OF THE. BEET AND MOST DE,sIR-
" ABLY located farms In Brooke connt~
owned by Mr.. A. NJ. Buchanan, conia,S,'
ing sis acres. $50 improved and in ihs
highest state Of cultivation. One fine two
story Brick Dwelling. containing II rooms
miles south OF Wellsbury, on BETHANY nh
For further particulars apply 10 r'>'
mrI ANDERSON 4 PAIJIJ.
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Chance of Firm.

By agreement OF parties, the firm OF
Hobs, Taylor q Co., has this day been
Alex Morrison and samuel Nesbitt from
partnership In the nrm business. 4.
HobDs. ST., having purchased their inter
Est -.
Mr.. n. W. Beck WIN however continue
10 supefJntend the mechanical depart
ment With 9e0rgs Hobbs - foreman, and
Bert Hob In the ONCE.
- my2sb .H0BEs, TAYLOR AGO.
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HOR Sc M A r KET
General Stock Agency

Believing that Wheeling has Hong been
in need Of q General Horse Market, and
having leased the stabliIig and track of the
Fair Grounds, will endeavor TO es ablish
regular sales Of Horses, Carriages new and
secopd-hand,) Wagons, Carts, Harness,
Saddles, Brides, B ankets, Robes, Whips,
DC, &C.
Hoping to permanently establish 1t
solicit the patronage OF Drovers, Livery
men, Farmers,a all persons having such
property for sale, hoping by strict atteH.
lion and fair dealing TO merit liberal
]. L. BURLEY.
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Has been charter sd " make The Hound
) Leaves wheeling promptly ats o'eioc.
n. m, Tuesday, JpHs 9Th, landing -
Mouiidsviiie, New MartiDsvilie, sastr
Vile, ~, Mary 2 and Parkersburs "'""'
nj Charleston wednesday noon.
A diagram Of ths steamers cabs ess
examined, state rooms and pssAfs s.u a.
by applying 20 VIM. w. Miller, - 80.
ONCE Of the democratic Efs unteN
mittee, No. IT'D Market street. VIZ
West Va. "p
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Rules and Regulations Of the wheel.
Ing Horse Market and stock
Agency.

LIST. All STICK old by this Agency 70 be
as represented or money refunded, and the
highest bidder 10 be the buyer.
"a. All horses offered Tor sale and prove
not as represented by the owner, II sold
and returned, viii be charged with the
commission.
81. deposit will be required Of all buy
ers when the prop rty is Knocked down TO
them. e.. 80.
4tb. All horses sold NJ public auction
w III he subject TO trial until O'Clock r. IL,
and If not ~ Represented oy the auctfo ueer
are returnable and the money Will be re-
funded. $50 MN
5th. This Agency will not be responsible
for stolen or mortgaged property. The sel-
Ter WI at all times be made known 10 the
boyer, and where any doubt exists
searching Investigation will pc made and
fully represen ed to the purchaser.
6th. A registry fee Of SIC viii be charged
for all stock TO be offered Tor sale through
this agency. An additional fee OF 3l0o will
be charged where the property In 70 be ad-
vertised in our regular Catalogue sales
9Th. A commission OFFS % will be charged
on all sales OF horses under 500, and per
cent additional on all sums over tlu; same
ON wagons, buggieS, harness, &C, unless
under 81, then 10 per cent win be the com
mission.
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Sixty cents Der day for drove horses or
horsts for sale; uI00 per day for borses
that are required 20 be handed or exer-
cisesi md broken. acre
! Twin keep careful and attentive grooma.
and horses len I'm my care win have pro-
periy, bal vill pos be respoastble for an
avofdable aceidenfR- ar.. han 80. q 4
Parties having property 70 oller viii re-
ceive prompt attention By addrs.ing:.
e{3t ]. L. BUKLkY,
Wheeling. W. Va, or NJ Bridgeport, .
my0