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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18
TIMELY TOPICS.

The consul of the United States at
Bremen reports that the total number
of emigrants who have passed through
that port en- route TO America, during
the past quarter, reaches the unprece-
dented figure of 1871, being greater by
5, 72l than the total number during the
whole of the year 1879, and an increase
Of 23.09l over the first quarter of the
current year.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

Gelose is the most valuable constitu-
ent of the substance known in COM
merce rs China moss. 1t has the prop
erty of absorbing and solidifying into a
coiorless and transparent Jelly 500 times
its weight Of water
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

The New York Graphic says that
many of our sleeping appliances are toe
hot for use. Beds and mattresses piled
ON each other accumulate heat, hold
fixed air, and make the sleeping chamber
close and "stutfy." There is alto
gether too much lumber about many of
our bedsteads. They fill up the room,
perhaps at best too limited in space, and
prevent the free circulation of air. A
bed in summer needs plenty of air uu-
not remain fixed or stagnant. The best
summer bed is light cot with ham
mock bottom, which in the morning
may be folded up and removed from the
space occupied at night. The old and
sometimes renewed style of cumbrous
bedsteads with heavy mahogany frames
and carved headboards is one of the un-
healthful and-absurb relics of antiquity
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

The peculiar season has caused much
havoc in the California peach crop, and
it is quite possible that this fruit will
not be as successfully grown in that
State in the future as in the past.
Hard seasons for the peach crop are not
peculiar to California alone. Austral-
ian journals, in speaking of th' peach in
the colony of Victoria, remark that
twenty years ago every one could and
did raise fine peaches, and at slight ex-
pense. But insects and blights of vari-
ous kinds changed all that, and peach
growing came nearly to an end, except in
highly favored spots. A New Zealand
journal makes similar statement. In
places where tons of peaches were once
led to the pigs. trees are dead, dying, or
almost leaaess, old orchards are being
removed, and new ones planted.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

The number of volcanoes discovered
constantly increases with the progress
of geographical knowledge-highly vol
canic regions b ing found in the least
explored countries. A. Won Humboldt
enumerated 407, of which 227 were ac-
tive. Several thousand are now known,
and, according to M. Fuchs, the number
of active volcanoes known at the pres.
ent time may be set down as 1923. 1t is
difficult to draw the line between active
and extinct volcanoes, for the reason
have periods of repose, sometimes a
century or more in length. The ancients
considered Vesuvius harmless noun
tain up to the time of the great eruption
of A. ID. 70, when Herculaueum and
Pompeii were buried; and it was quiet
from 1896 to l63l-more than three CEN
turies.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

The next day Mrs. Van Pedigree and
Miss Rhodes were paying visits together.
A tall and stately individual passed their
carriage as it drew up to the sidewalk.
Mrs. Van Pedigree bowed cordially.
,Dudleigh was almost too much aston
ishcd, at seeing her Oriental of the prev,
ious evening still in costume, to bow at
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

The fifth semi-annual examination of
the teachers of King county was held
IN the Central Schoolhouss on Wednes-
day ana Thursday last. The county
Board Of Examination 10 composed Of
4 8 lngrsham. School superintendent;
4 J Anderson, President of the Univer.
atty; and o s Jones, of the Seattle
puhiic schools
The teachers were examined in the
follow ing branches: photography. srith.
mstic. grammar. theory and practice II
teaching. reading. history of the United
States. constitution If the United States
and school law. HISTOLOGY and writing.
Twenty four teachers were examined.
With the following result: two obtained
fl st grade certificates, nine second
.'ade. eight third grade. and Eve
faiiea
First grsdr-Anna Bean and Mary
Condor.
Second grade-Jas Fl Hill, VIM Ross.
f''lis Piper. Mary f Bartlett. Emma
Monohon. B ]. Northap. ID b Ward,
Evnline Bigelew and Alice Cnffm.n.
Third grade-F e Nick.ls. Clara
X binson, Lucy Thorndike. Addis Plum.
mr.. Line Brigham. JAS Morrison. Lii.
liam Hitchcock and Linda Olsen.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

A Wholesale LIAR.-Thc Ersming
Post of this city Is perhaps the most
wholesale liar in the Territory. For
about five months past it has carried ut
the head Of one Of its columns three
inexcnsshl@ Anrntigatefs outrageous
falsehoods; ohe Of which n that the
Daily Post is The only paper in Wash
ington Territory taking regular daily
dispatches from all parts of the world.
another that the Weekly Post 10 the
largest paper published IN the Territo-
~. aud the third that the Weekly Post
is the only papSf 10 tina Territory pub:
lishing original telegraph reports.
There is no necessity for our telling
wherein these assertions are false. SO
generally are they known to be 50 by
its own handful Of readers. as welt as
by the many thousands of readers Of
tho lRTEsIS0ENcRK. While about II
we will put our contemporary through
a short lesson in arithmetic. Estimating
its circulation at 80 copies . day. il is
guilty OF spreading brosdcast $50 lies
every twenty four hours. and 900 every
week. During each Of ths past i've
months Il has told Ia this Wy 5000
lies. and during ths whole Hse months
fully 10, 500. IL this mum Der does not
entitle it to the chshSpfonship. among
Tiara. in. WAshinetop 1 rerr,tnty. ws
should like TO- now itsl The individual
or thing .excsilitg our contemporary Ia
this matter mual u res,arksbls indeed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Rev Mr. Plummer, Of Porll land. is II
present on the Sound.
The Nellie for, Apohomish aud the
Messenger issfynpia 60 out fhi.
morning. sszxss
We understand that atsov Ferry Al; a
family will Got remove from Oiympin
to Seattle for some weeks. or mouths
mag be-. to come.
The tug Gniiaa tcSed the Aursais
into port last -v-niu9 A little later
theIi1ssk Lizzie Williams pat in sa so-
pearahce in tow Of the ting Tacoma.
MrOA MeCallis.er has taken a piece
of ground near Lake Union, upon which
be will soon begin the making If brick.
He intends msking at least half mil.
lion q. brick this year.
Thsnew boat buils for thevO II an
Co. at the palles,, has been launched.
and given the name Of Hsssalo She
is sid to be a fine craft. Her route
will bs on the upper Columbia.
The old incline Of the Seattle Coal
Company, at the foot Of Pike street.
was completely prostrsted yesterday
1t has b d bad lean fur u year or
more. ont is now down for good.
Mr. Albert aExtron. rradusts OF
Heads Business College. Of San Fran
cisc0. has assumed the duties IT book
keeper in Hall q Psulson's furniture
establishment. vice Douglas Young.
resigned, -.
Capt James $ Lawson was one of the
arrivals from Olympia yesterday. The
Captain is preparing. in company with
Francisco. it being their Intention to
start next week. .nd to 60 by way VI
Portland. .,.e.t.z. -,
Before leaving for The. .Skagit Friday
morning Capt Smith g t assurances Of
sufficient number Of passengers to
leave here ON Mondxy morning to make
it m object n go up the river as far,
if not farther xs any steamer .kns
ever before been. : The wafer 10 now st
u good stage. ana WE woald not be sur
prised if either the Josephine or Che
halls would 60 clear to she p0rtags
within the next two wesk.. asssi
At . meeting of Stockholders of the
Skagit rGsld Mining Company. held in
Portland the other day. the following
directors and officers were elected. j
A Knapp, Geo W Mccoy. L Cady. Z
Il Boggs.' Alpheus Bartlett and W II
Brooks, Directors; ] A Knapp, Presi-
dent; Geo w Mccoy. Secretary This
company has q large amount Of very
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
ANOTHER MISSING TRAINING Sur

ANOTHER MISSING TRAINING Sur
Much anxiety is felt in England with
respect to the tate Of the AtAlsnta
training ship. She carries II officers
and 390 youbg sesmeB. Her comkaa
der is Captain Stirling. bbe 10 sister
vessel Of the Eurydics. which founder
ed Ell the Isle of Wight in the spring
of 1878. having on board 325 officers and
seamen. Of whom 21O we're young men
in training. 20 officers. and the rest
invslids. time-%xpirei men, and court
msrtisled prisoners. on their way home
from Bermuda. The Disaster that be-
fell the Enridice wxs one Of the most
tragic in the annals Of the -. 6hS
was coming ho~e from praotiss ssufss
tot tho West indies. and was .saiiing
past theIsle of Wight With every stitch
Of canvas Get. Tho ssplsnads st Vent
Dors Was crowded with people. and hs
sailed 20 Close TO them that fross the
pierhes6 the cordags Of the rigging
was visible. Suddenly the sky became
overcast and storm OF sleet and snow
burst upon the promcnadsrs, driving
them 10 cover aud hiding the weasel
from view. When the storm lifted
only passing schooner. lowering her
boats. could be seen. The Eurydice
had capsized. All hands ON board bad
been mustered for prayer. and they
had no time to devise snssos Of safety.
The vortex Of the siniiag vessel sucked
them all down but two. II . few min
utes the sun was shining more btil-
liantly than ever. but it only feii o. .
lev large boxes swept down BY the
eddiss of the channel.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
TIM MIssrnELs. We attended !

The NISsrRELs. We attended .
reheryai of the Seattle minstrels 1t
s4nire's Oper. House last evening. and
~erea aerseaoly surprised at the pro.
gie made by the boys. and with the
manner ia which they enacted their
re- Iective parts. The singing is varied
and pleasing. the sketches new and in
teresting. the dancing graceful and in
COED taste. and the jokes original. and
very different from the old stersOty ped
'gags.thst have been going the rounds
SO long. This troupe will give their
first entertainment, in Sqnire's Orera
House Wednesday evening May 10th,
o" which accession they will uudoubt-
edly bs received by q crowded house.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

SHUT DSwN-Ons of the boilers at
the larrel factory GIT out ri water.
yesterday morning. aud the crown
sheet melted down, or badly burned.
in consequences Of which the factory
was shut down for repairs. but on
Monday will bs running MS usual
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

The INrzRmATIoNAL BASS BALL
MArcu.-This event. which takes place
at Beacon Hill on the Qaeen's birthday
between the 6eattleitcs and victoriHps.
is the subject 81 considSrahle soa,msnt
on Puget Sound where II IL Assc ted
that the latter tsam hiss been IN active
practise for aome time past aud that
consequently. the Seattle club will have
to pl>sthsyss.sfeess team theI Gu
obtain - ASsSPt ~ Asscdnd' priss. AZ
, matter of fact. however. the Victoria
team hss not yet comnenced to prac-
tise at,sll, but Intend 10 do 10 shortly.
The apprshsnsions Of the 0eattlsites are
therefore visionary. victpria Cotonist
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HeTEl..
THE OREGON KIDNEY Teal

Read the following testimonials. not
from persons 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows, but from well.known
and Trustworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose nSmrs. written 9TH thsirs own
hands. can BE- sssb atis1 oboe: y IT,
PORTLAND. Oregon, Jan. ~. 1880.
Having severe bsckschs last summer.
I tried the OREGON KIDNEY TIA.
used ono can. which s&eotsd . rsdical
cure. ] would rSeommend it to al
Who are afflicted a. an unfsiling sRea,
cdr. JULIUS ACH. =
PORTLAND. Osn.. March 20. 1880.
Having suffered tor years with psins
in.my back. tried the ORE0o1 KiDNEY
TEA. and found immediate relief and .
permanent cure. I besrtily rscommsnd
it to ell afflicted In like manner. 10
MRs. i. OoHa. !.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

but eccentric Clerk Of the District Court
on the way to his Office. where he holds
daily communion With honest and we'll
kept accounts. Tacoms il making q
desperate effort 10 capture the county
seat. thinking thereby to kill Steilacoom
and fatten on her remains. Many of
the old pioneers now living at the
county seat struggled long and hard
tor what they possess. and IL would be
robbery to take II from them without
81 equivalent. The Novembe- election
will probably end the contsst. and it il
hoped that ths archives Of Pisrcs sesaty
will remain where the early settlers
first placed them. "a --E. K.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

ThE TRAIL.-Ths Sksgit tra. pros
pect rs have discovered new route
for a tr.il. which avoids ali the hard
climbing and rongh travelling of the
old route. and is shorter and better in
every respect. We are sssured that
within Il mouth tile pack trail, now
under way. will I've "npleted from the
Skag,t river inso Ruby Creek mines.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

The cause OF general debility ~
moved in . short time, rapid gaining
Of fesh, improved oeaplsxioa cad good
health. I ssld my lAss bottle Of Pun
der's Oregon Blood .Puri6es ~ nr.
Anged Of this plaza Whsss ~ has
bssn suffering from gsseral debility ior
over one ysar. although To Doetr axisd
his best 70 cure her. After using yuuf
remedy the patient felt bsttsf. - msch
% that the Doctor wsnts oss dozen
bottles Of this truly sood msdiclns.
which please ssad II my cAss q ooos.
This 10 IN extract reosived from AS.
Boos. Forsst Hrove. Oregoo. Ioss
druggist No. e q will 81 Is fae Yuos
.Ths Original" Insise upon 1ssins -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

ARnIyAL OF the DUNCAN. = The
steamer Alexander Duncan, J = Denny
mastsr. srrivsd. here hst evening - !
o'clock, direct from shs 9 siomhiA riser
Her p~sssnosfa lisk cnnsist~d cf y 4
Treen and Thomas Grey. cf thfs city
Her freight list l. - follows: J b =.
$50 packages: J w. 1893 do; w H 3. p:
s WI. 8; w b B. l; Crawford q Hsr.
ringtop, 40; f6ehrl q Ca ~. The
Duucan nov carries "a oblf fihg purser
in the person Of ] E Hibley. she dis
charged her freight. 4 q Harshalrs
whsrf, and sailed foe vietoris -
midnight. ss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

Nieholsps an1hlla61o 1n1ees1oosssss
Guarsntssd 10 cure promptly and pr.
mancnsly every case 81 0oomyA0as
Gieet and Whites. no matter 0f Vow
leng standing. II directions ere followed.
Internal me1icine mot recommended o.
necessary. A cure guaranteed O. ncnay
refunded. Per sals By n :. Ooay =
Co.. Wholesale and rstsil dsuGoistss b
attic. w. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
FASHIONABLE DRESSMlkIMG,

n FRS! snsmx oAhEnoM Aynrs. LAVELY
M from Boston, Mass. Offers her services ~
Cutting and Fitting and Bridal
sns Atkfpo q Specially. u I'll
y &estdencs and place OF business Third b.
tVsen Spring and Seneca Streets. Seattle. aS6
20 .gfi2fr lis sssfs - SO
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
SAT- 81 / hkMLPostsr, .Is ,s

CoHeca1HcE. - laboRs ssopio will
b dissassa ~ ~ NJ = Chu oh .
6abbathAysaise - to pastor. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

John Siney. for many years the
leader of the coal miners in the anthra
cite region. 10 reported TO be dying Of
consumption at his home nesr Potts.
vile. He exer,ed . mighty io1ueacs
when the Miners aud Laborers' Union
WAS 10 full power and under his cob
troll. Although an illitera.s man. he
Wa fluent and plausible tslksr. and
was able to sway politicians and dictate
legislation when be had forty thousand
miners at his bsck His career flnsiiy
came to an end. and his occupation -
IN agitator ceased when the Reading
Railroad influence succeeded in crush
ing out the labor organization. Of which
be was the head. He has been paid .
liberal salary by the unions, bat when.
the collapse came he WAS far from being
independent Now he is dependent on
charity for his daily bread.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
wRsrcHxp SrxLL,so. Portlapd

wRErcHED SrELLtSs.- "A Portlapd
paper.haa'oceasi"n. the other day. to
msDtisn ths four steamship matters
calling ont Of that port. end in doing
20. BY On unhappy cosnblnssion Of
bluuders. misnamed or nisspslied every
one of them Tho nane ct Capt
Bollss was changed into Roles; the
name of Capt Polsulsn into Hohiman;
the name Of Capt Jessen into Jsesseu.
and the name 81 Capt Lschlas Into
that Of 6cotchman- . wonderful trans
formation truly |. the csgso Of tbs rster,
SALT 81 ! bkId.1pos.s i. Iss osus
announcing that the brig Sheet Anchar.
her tackle apparel and furniture. Gill
be sold 1t public auction o. .fhe 1ath
day Of May. 1t Port Townsend. under
IN osdseR1 sA4sU3 MAssh1l.s 10 2
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08
COFFEE AND SPICE
MANUEAcToRY.m

Ideare - inferm toe people Of Seattle nd NE
Sound eodnoEy generally thss hsveestab khei .
Ffsn66 Cd0be md Spice Maaufactory 0n 'FRONT.'
sTR1ET. SEATTLE. opposite sullivan's Block.
where en- 0aeefactuTjng the sA1st. byaDiD OF
QoGese, oslSrdkaS. Yans Powders and SptS6sot ell
Buds. which are being sold ct bedrock prices.
Hhsing ~ IN y01S experienee 81 the f7asinrGa
In eGEls nd Auaseica, feel assured that can
please ell Who favor me with their patronage.
Ny Goods, manufactured In Pcrtland.- took two
Arst pyeoaAQs - 1s7T A. ehree 6psGcl1ss pre-
uapms n 1S7e. q the Oregon State Fair.
alOdH alt Haa = ,4M. 9SxOkfN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

9 Choose The course which you adopt
with deliLeration but when yeug have
adopted it. then perscveres IN it with
hrmness
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-08

For the best photographs in all
styles. in bright or cloudy weather. 60
to Moore's. Sullivan's Block. Front
street. 4s-4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03
CASKETS g. COFFlNS
Carpets, 0ilClOths, window Shades
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
Forecast for the Month OF March

r.. !. Couch. the Iowa WcJthIr PTnph-
et. Is stall publishing las guesscs at the
weather We are % have. tie has here
toiorc missed Il So completely that We
would not recommend our readers IN
place implicit confidence IN what he
saws. Couch nov has the title profess
or" tn his name, though no one knows
lust TN what authority. The following
IA what the professor saws OF the wealth
ar Tor March. a. published in the Des
Moines Lsa.irr "llc predicts that u will
generally be disagTcrahio and bark
Wari month Tor farm work. There Will
be areas that will have much RAIN and IN
more northern sections snow. Those
that DO not have rain should see that
they get their sowing done early. The
summer will at times be SIMEON hot,
with numerous tornado centers aud oe-
casiOual cool nights. The storm periods
will be- from ith % 9Th; near the Sth;
AMI a stormy ehangeable decade from
the 10th o. 10Th, Astounding with frS-
duent showers, aud ending from 10Th to
9Th with cool aud high winds; the
month closing With higher temperature
and rain 3lst to April l. The more
marked rain or snow DAYS will DO near
q. IL, rs, ~, q, "a and 81. Warmer
days, with generally Casterly winds, 4,
no. rs. NJ, %. so Cooler days with gcn-
orally westerly winds, I, 10 and %,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03
TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1880,
Trustees Sale of 100 Acres Of
Land.

DY VIRTUE OF A DIED or TRUST MADE
ID and executed by Andrew Hamilton ~ the
undersigned trustee, dated On the 18Th day oi
June, 1875 and recorded In deed Of trust book
No. 2 page 527 In tho Office Of tho Clerk OF tho
County Court for Marshall county, West Vir-
gInia, viii, on .
MONDAY, FEBRUARY -. $50,
At tho frOnt door Of MARSHALL county Court
House. commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at
public auction ~ the highest and best bidder,
ono hundred acres Of land ON the waters Of jake
run MARSHALL county, West Virginia, Joining
land Of T. Rayenscrait Ashton and Others, with !.
In one mile OF fairmOnt pike. About Dacres OF
said land Is under cultivation and all underlaid
with coal.
TERMS on sALE-s6OO, or such greater sum rs
the pu rchaser may desire 10 pay In cash, aud Tho
residue on . credit Of six and twelve months
with interest the payments To he secured by
notes and approved security, also secured by
deed Of trust on said land.
Selling as trustee will convey only such title
a. Is vested In me, which Is believed 70 he per
feet W. V. HOGE,
IansoAwt Trustee.
The above sale is adjourned until April ",
1890 at 10 O'Clock
fe2soaw W HOGE, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03

pose the true object Of his visit was to
deliver a lecture.
understand that there is possihil-
ity that Lieut.. J. L. Wilson will receive
the appointment as military instructor
at the University. / only wish that the
report 10 true, and that he win be ap-
pointed he 10 a ripe scholar, gallant
officer and having s9snt q lew ysars 81
the University as q student, has Q deep
interest in the institution. His sp.
pointment would be joyfnlly received
by the former students OF the Univsrs-
Carl NuBr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-03


that pr. MistaT's BalSam OF Wild Cher
~ has proven itsclito be positive cure
ior Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Lung diseases. u has saved the
lives Oi many even after the doctors had
said there was no hops. Every one
declares that 1. goes right % the right
spot, )" soothing and healing as II by ma
yic all soreness Oi throat and lungs. A
single dose taken al bed time will gen
tly warm the blood, cause Refreshing
slumber, and by morning aR ordinary
cough or cold viii b. gone. None gen-
uine without signature OF SANFORD 4
Park. Large pint bottles sl.0o. Keep
a bottle always on hand, q gill save You
many a doctor bill. Be sure your drug
gist gets the genuine tor you. Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co, and Logan, List 4 Ce,,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling; West a
Gilmore, Agents Tor bridgeport, y.