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THE RADICAL ROW.
The Rose Men, at Cleveland,
Hunting for a Candidate to
Oppose Townsend.

CLLVELAND, o, July 2S.-lt Is cre,iI-
by ported tuat The Rose men, in the
Congressional fight, have decided to
nominate samuel Andrews, and that he
htl consented 10 accept. Mr.. An
drrws IS immensely wealthy. tie was
i1-mrriy Connected with the Standard
OI Company, 6u. was forced 10 retire
ir,m tht' concern several years ago by
II VI. F.a.'rr. Laying aside the report
relative 10 Mr. Andrews, il can De stated
on authority tina, the boilers have de
t'rm,uyi 70 put up n canuIia,e, and
taat ic will soon be named. Some
sIy tuis will be moderate
Democrat. whom the Democracy will
Unite UpOn, while others hold that 1t
w, Dee an out an out Republican. The
E',r men are showing pure grl,, and de-
C.I-r taai though Mr., Townsend Is back
= uy a SiOu1O pool, by tuc standard
- Company and 10y political rings. he
" 90 %" whipped out OF sight IN October.
IJe K ,,e men likewise assert that the
H;ur nj have no effect upon the tickets.
l. this the Townsend men assent, but
o the light continues rs il - Il viii DC
d';h nit to keep II wholly out OF other
C..tuuelS
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THE NAIL MEN.
They Fix the Price ut Three
Dollars.

rc5suvrGu, July 2S.-The Western
u. A. ,c,t,Oa met at noon To day
a9l resolved unanimously not To sell
a.., - less than a.. The card rate
.",',.;,rr was $ -. but many have
".ru selling AT = - and s. s..
P.gg>g, EGu, July p. The Western
Nt Association, in special session here
'-.v, in view OF the favorable rOndI'
o'I ui trrlr, decided II fix the selling
'''' a, = per key, subject To the usual
HSuGat ut 10 per cent. OH IN 2OO-Ses
'.' AMI Ter cent. off for cash. The
car: remains at S3 p. but the fixing of
ur above selling rate is virtually an
agreement TO advance the price 10 cents
per a..
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THE NEWS.
Siftings FIR, IN Our Reports by
Railroad and Wire.

There are thirty daily papers IN Ion-
stlntinople.
The old Pine street church. in Boston,
sas damaged $4,000 by fire Tuesday
The Indiana Democrats have collected
$1,000 ior the campaign in that state.
The Republicans Of Massachusetts
will bold their state convention at
Worcester. September To-
The Massachusetts, ProhiSi,ionists
vii. hold their state Convention at
Worcester. September >,h.
Thomas Dalano. who was stabbed by
his paramour Cn Monday last, at Chi
cl.N. died Yesterday morning.
Indiana cities u; 10000 po2ulation or
or,- arc prohibited by State law IRON
pu..iUg iown wOodep sidew ilEs.
Tle va'uc OF tn PETROLEUM products
exported during the eleven mouths end
in: MAY SlSt iaSt, was SSi,0N,253.
The oi! traffic OF the Philadelphia and
Erie for the first fortnight in June was
the heaviest ever known on the line.
The anthracite coal men met at Phil,-
de'phia Yesterday and agreed to stop
pr ,iuction ior twelve days during Au-
gust.
The new Australian Parliament has
aiDp;et a motion UI a want ot conf
dAn'c IN the minority by vote OF II
toss.
Ahlurrahman Khan, the new Ame6r.
oi CIhul. will have an interview with
ths British representatives, Saturday, at
Emma.
S,r Herbert SANFORD. British Commits
sioaer To- the Philadelphia Exposition,
h1s been appointed to similar office az
Melbourne.
~ Boston, yesterday, the Canard
Steamship Conn any was awarded SlS,-
O)) ICr towing the disabled steamer
rAiNg.NalIa into port.
In France, since the abolition OF the
Eupi-c. no oath has been administered
u the legislators Nor - there any iOT-
'mllity aS an equivalent.
Count Schuuya'otr, who was one of
the ,r,p wsO won Sl.6O,0}O from Prince
Dsm;iItl. has been iniuced by the Gar
to return >cycn-eishtS Of his WINNINGS.
Isaac Carr, confined in the Kent coun-
-. K l.. jill await.E. an examination
=
wr.N, "JS iJund dtat in his cell yester
dIy morning.
\ woman at Ecd Clay, Ga, laid her
blry IN 4 box a; q grist mill, forgot all
apDut it, and went home. The miller
d ed the box with meal, and unknOw-
iag.y Smoyherej the child.
Tae Sultau thinks he had better come
i'wu a little now that he has officially
received thai ju;Ut note from the pow
rcS: and ]. hr acts upon that thought
qIicIty he will perhaps do well.
The conv.cis At the Kentucky penitea-
t.l~y ar employed IN railroad cOnstruc-
t.bu. Oae oi them became Ill while at
wa-S. sank down in the shade OF a tree,
all asked the keeper tor a. drink OF
water. The official pounded him to
d-l,h with 4 club.
TIs most remarkable b:,l for election
expenses which has vet appeared IN
Els.dui is that Ot Mr.. &. W. Wynn, the
d.i.atpd candidate ior Montgomervshire
H.s expenses were no less than cl3,ljl;
mrrr than double those OF his opponent.
EscA vote he polled cost him e6 l5s.
\ London dispatch slys: "Between
lS7S and l>>D, twenty.SiX steamships
lllsn wholly or prt.y with grIin ioun-
4 rod at SEA. anl six were reported
missing. During the same period one
huv'lrrI grain llitn sailing vessels
ilgn lrred, and one was reported miss
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And Jackson, Faulkner, letters and
Arnett Placed Before the
Convention.
Hon. ]. B. Jackson, of Parkers-
burg. Nominated on the
First Ballot.
Hon. ]. S. Miller for AUDITOR
Col. 0'Brien Carries Off
the Treasurership,
When, Pending a Nomination for
Attorney General, the Con-
vention Adiourns.

On the principle that ponderous
bodies move slowly, the initial session
Of the Democratic State Convention at
Mar,nsburg, yesterday, was not char
acterized by any great degree OF velocity
in the tranction OF the business brought
before il. But what was accomplished
was well done, and, considering the i'm
menSe attendance OF delegates, repre-
senting almost every village and hamlet
throughout the length and breadth OF
the State, the perfect harmony exhibited
on nearly all the questions discussed,
was indeed wonderful. Much OF the de-
lay was occasioned by the great amount
of time consumed by the various COM
mittces in preparing their reports, and
the evening was far advanced before
they had all been heard from. Hon. ID.
d. johnson, OF Tyler, was the gentle
man agreed upon by the Committee on
Permanent Organization to preside over
the deliberations of the Convention, and
a better selection could not have been
made. His speech, on taking the chair,
was masterly effort. and called forth
round after round OF applause. The
platform reported by the Committee on
Resolutions, and adopted by the Con-
vention, is short and Grip, AMI its utter.
anccs will be enthusiastically endorsed
by large majority OF the voters OF the
State. L, seems hardly possible that the
Convention will proceed to ballot for
nominees for the various Offices tonight,
and owing to the lsteness OF the hour,
W. deler any further comment until to-
morrow.
Just as We - to press, the news
reaches Us OF the nomination OF Hon. j.
b. Jackson, OF rarkersEurs, for Cover
nor on the first ballot. Hon. j. S. Mil
Ter for Auditor, and Col. Thomas
O'Brien for Treasurer.
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BEFORE ASSEMBLING.
Great Excitement and Everybody Eager
for tho Fray-fhe Place OF MeetinS-
Elegant Decorations

Great Excitement and Everybody Eager
for tho Fray-rhe Place of Meeting
Elegant Decorations.
Special dispatch to tae Register.
MAErIxsBUEG, W. Va, July IS.
The morning thus far has been spent
in the greatest excitement, which seems
not the least abated since last night. By
this time the lcs rolling seems complete,
and the delegations are eager for the
fray. District and county caucusses
have been the order all the morning,
and chairmen have been selected, CON-
mitteemen fixed and everything in
readiness for the start.
Where the Convention Meets
Floral Hall. in the Fair Grounds, has
been splendidly fitted up for the holding
of the Convention. 1t is large and
roomy, but scarcely large enough for the
immense crowd which is now assem-
bling. IL is decorated with flags and
evergreens, while over the chairman
desk is q handsome picture OF Hancock,
"the superb" The spaces allotted to
the various delegations are marked by
flags and are rapidly filling up, while
the spectators squares are packed with
people, many OF whom are ladies'.
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M'PHERsoH's bonanza.

Still Using the Money EXtortsd from
Campaign Book-A Grand Kiot All
Around.
WAsHiSGroS, July ~ Tho employees
Of the Government who have contribu-
ted To the expenseS OF the Republican
Congressional Committee are making
great complaints OF the expenditure OF
their money. They charge that Nc.
Pherson. Secretary OF the COMMITTEES, 10
using the machinery Of tho Committee
and It's money for postage, where nsrs.
sary, in furtheringa private enterprise.
The agent OF this book IN one Of the EN-.
ploycs Of the COMMITTEES, Who has charge
of the distribution OF documents. and
thousands Of cirrulsrs are thus s"n' TO
Republicans throughout the country.
who are cxpc,teu ~ paJ ..
for information which should he
distributed gra,uitously, or have
been printed in the newspapers.
The book IL also to be sent post paid.
The belief is that the funds OF the com.
mittec will be used for the same purpose.
and 30 much is expected of this scheme
that the author notifies parties that or.
ders will he filled according TO tho date
of reception. A short time since. when
the subject OF printing the speech OF
prominent statesman who had been in
vited by the National Committee 10
place il at their disposal, the Secretary
Of the Congressional Committee dispar.
aged the proposition on the ground that
there was no money Tor postage. This
rather surprised the gentleman. who oh.
served immense packages OF private cir
culars Of the Secretary Of the committees
rooms ready for mailing. Republican
newspaper men are also mplainine that
work which they would do for the same
price is given to job printers. and indi.
cate that this distribution of patronage
has reference to the private enterprise OF
Mr. McPherson. They claim that II Re.
publican papers are TO help the CAUSE
they should be at least entitled To q share
of any legitimate disbursement. such a.
printing documents. Ii is also ascer.
tained that considerable sums arc spent
in the payment Of services. The S-cre.
tary, Mr.. Mcpherson, Is receiving two
hundred and fifty dollars q month for
doing what in former campaigns was
done either for nominal sum or at
rate commensurate with the service,
and the assistants. were generally
persons who gave their ser.
vice ont Of Office hours Now, II
seems. an expensive staff Ia maintained.
The clerks who can lily spare the sums
contributed TO the committee generally
denounce the present uses 10 which
their money Is spilled. and already
there has been marked diminution Il
subscriptions Members oi Congress
have advised their constituents TO send
their contributions 10 the National
Committee, where they will be expend.
ed wholly for the benefit OF the party.
The attention OF members Of the Con.
gressional Committee hss been called To
the manner in which matters are being
at present conducted. and II asaursnces
are not given that the committee is not
TO be used as the vehicle OF private en-
terprise subscriptions will I've withheld.
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Death from Nydroohob;a

HtRGisrrRG. July 2S-Captain James
ii. Stanley, ot Middletown, died last
evening from hydrophoDia. When the
symptoms first became manifest, SUNDAY
last, the Captain b,de his friends good.
bye and suhmi'.ed himself 10 the care OF
his keep.rs, hut on Monday night dur
Ing N,.Cnt SPIsm b." escaped and WAS
fOlnd in tne suburbs biting AZ every
thing within in lis reach. Tie deceased
was bitten by his own dgs five weeks
ayO.
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Where the Convention Meets.
CALLED 10 ORDER.

Hon John j. Davis Temporary President
His Speech on Taking the Chair-vari-
Gus Committees Appointsd-A Recess
Taken Until 2 .. m
MARriSsBuRG, W. Va, July 2s.
Special Dispatch to the ReSiste..
At eleven O'Clock the convention was
called to order BY NJ. Reilly, ESQ.,,
Chairman Of the State Executive Com.
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Grand Army lftae Republic.

Nav (uGT, july 27.--In Brooklyn
t'7.'1v tie Grand Army OF the Republic
% p nn't1n its scmi-annUM encampmcn'.
tH' posts hal a grand march through
,"" ctiy, % which they We're welcomed
oE Corporal james Tanner, collector of
,'IeS, and Corporation Counsel Dewitt.
After short session in Music Hall the
procession was reformed and the march
resumed 70 the steamer in waiting 10
convey The delegation to ConPy Island
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NIGHT SESSION.

A Determination to Put Her Through
by Daylight. .'s-Eioquent Speech Of the
Permanent Chairmsn-Committee Be
ports-squsbble Over the Basis Of Rep
resentation-The State Executive Com
mittee-The Platform.
MARTIysBuRG, w. Va, June %.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
The delegates were tardy in assem-.
bling in the hall. They fingered about
the hotels and on the street corners,
earnestly discussing the situation, the
chances OF their friends and such OF the
committee reports as leaked out. When
finally they moved in the direction OF
the hall it was with the express deter.
mination to
Stay There Until tho Work was Com
pleted.
"The Third district" said the portly
Ruffner, of the Kanawha Gazette, will
vote solidly for that proposition. how
ever divided it may be on others. II
We had an express through to home it
would be different, but as it is We lose
the better part OF three days on the trip.
and We want to finish up and 60 home.
We will stay it out il it takes until day
light"
This was repeated by others, and
when at last the Convention came to
order this was generally understood.
At 7:3O o'clock the gavel fell and Mr..
Davis called the convention to order.
He at once introduced Hon. d. d. john
son, permanent chairman, who spoke
as follows:
speech OF Hon. D. D. johnson.
GENTLEMEN OF THE CoSvESTIoN:-Al-
low me to return my sincere thanks for
the honor you have conferred upon me.
Gentlemen, You have assembled here
f,r the purpose Of naming the next State
officers OF West Virginia. and in the
performance OF this duty allow me to sug.
sest that We exercise not only calmness
and deliberation, but q patriots duty
and right. We are now entering cam
paign frauyht with the greatest interest.
An ewes are turned upon West Virginia.
She is regarded by some as being doubt,
ful. and il is the boast OF our enemies
that they hope she will break her land
marks and wheel into the Radical co''
umn. "A voice, Never" But shall she
do it! II am TO Judge OF this
Spontaneous outpourins Of the Demo
cracy
TO-DAY IN response to the call Of the Ex'
ecntion Committee, our victory is al.
ready assured, and West Virginia will
not quit her moorings. On the End ol
last June the sovereign Democratic rep.
resentatives OF this people met at Gin
cinnati and presented q ticket that they
we're assured would restore peace and
harmony to our distracted country,
iCbeersl Now you will observe that
in the Republican platform was q plank
declaring in favor Of restoration o'
peace. Is il possible that the Republi'
can party after fifteen years OF power
Has Fsilsd 70 Restore Pescsf
In the nomination OF that illustrioui
soldier. patriot and statesman Winfield
Scott Hancock, We have presented
man who is the embodyment OF
peaceful policy. A man Who could De
| soldier yet not Q tyrant; man who IN
sbestheathed his sword at his country
call and sheathed 1t when his enemy
vas crushed and bleeding at bis iest
| Re sands hsrs ,eminsndy torvsrd q
the embodiment Of the sanctity OF th'
| rishts OF GtisenA When hs had tw'
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nation, through its chairman, G. era
craft, reported the following permanent
officers:
D. D. johnson, Of Tyler, President.
j. B. Peyton, of Monroe, Secretary.
r. E. Horner, Of Wood; John H.
Cunningham, OF Braxton, and ]. E.
Duke, Of Jefferson, assistants. All
Democratic editors present were also
made Secretaries.
The following gentlemen were selected
as Vice Presidents, one from each Sena-
torial district:
First District-Andrew Wilson.
Second-B. w. Prion.
Third-Floy Neely.
FOURTH. D. Camden.
Fifth-P. c. Eastman.
Sixth-W. T. Goshorn.
Seventh-H. c. Simms.
Eighth-Egbert Fowler.
Ninth-Wm. + Lively.
Tenth-James H. Carroll.
Eleventh-John T. Pierce.
Twelfth-Isaiah Buck.
On motion OF James Morrow, OF Ma.
rion, Mr.. Jonathan Poe, OF Taylor, an
old and venerable Democrat, was made
Vice President. He has voted the
Democratic ticket since 1923, and is a
man OF four score years.
Motion to Adjourn Voted Down.
Major Ralliston, of Braxton, moved to
adjourn until o'clock to allow the COM
mittee time to report. The motion was
lost by large ma ajority.
Mr.. Blair, OF Richie. stated that the
permanent President, Col. Johnson, was
absent and moved to place Vice Presi-
dent in the chair.
business Comes to Q Stand-Still.
Col. Thompson rose to point Of order
that the Committee on Credentials had
not reported. He, therefore, thought it
best to adjourn until 5 o'clock.
Cries OF "No," mo-"
1t was decided by general consent that
Colonel Thompson's point was well
taken. Business Was, therefore, at a
standstill, and to while away the time
s .nstor Dennis, of Greenbrier, was
called upon for a speech.
Remarks OF Senator Dennis.
He responded and began with few
flattering remarks upon the Convention,
which was composed OF men who were
not inferior mentally, morally or physic-
ally. to any Convention that ever as.
sembled. His speech was entirely de-
voted TO discussion of n ,tional issues
and a eulogy upon the National ticket.
He was literally applauded.
A False Alarm.
When he concluded some one called
for business but no committee was ready
to report, and the next fifteen minutes
were spent in an effort TO obtain an al.
iournment. After many motions and
amid considerable confusion the Chair
man declared the Convention adjourned
until o'clock, but here some one shout.
ed that the Committees on Credentials
was ready to report. and with cheers the
convention at once reassembled.
An Exciting Scene.
At this point the scene was one diff.
cult to describe and more difficult to
imagine. There was the immense hall,
packed closely with nearly 500 people,
OF whom often twelve at time were
trying to gain the attention Of the chair.
The sunlight streamed in through the
open windows and was caught up by
the numerous flags and streamers with
which the hall was profusely decorated.
>With-the waving Of hats and fansr the
mingling voices and the general excite
ment, the scene was past description.
The committee, headed by the speaker
mentioned, failed, after long waiting, to
appear. and the motion to adjourn going
into effect, the hall was vacated.
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THE RECESS.

TN. committees Get to Work-Deiay In
M.t,pg neports-The Audience Be-
comes Observation-Disclosures Enser.Mn'
ed with Speeches from Hon. 3. = MAI
tan. Col. Wilson and Hon. d. B. Lucas
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
MAsrrsssuRo, July q.
,diately after adjournment the
committees got down to work. and the
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roRTY.hIHE MILLIONS.
Those Are the Figures Indicated ~ the
Census Returna

WAsnIxuroS, July 2s--Returns re-
ceived at the Census Office indicate that
the population Of the United states ~ill
be a little over forty.nine millions.
Some Of the back couhties. particularly
in the West, are panning out handsome
ly. In New England and the south.
where it was calculated tho increase
would he comparatively Alight, the re-.
turns show larger gains than sere antic.
ipated. This 10 particularly the cass In
New England cities. New York has
over fye millions. Pennsylvania four
and . quarter millions. Ohio about three
and = quarter millions. The rsnr bs.
tween Ohio and Illinois for third place
10 very close. illinois haa greatly the
advantage in having larger territorial
extent, and can ultimately hold more
people. ], is probable. however. from
the returns recrived that OHio wiil bold
third place, although the official count
will be necessary 10 determine.
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Imitsnng Their whi,s Ne,snsors.

GALVESTON, July 2S-A Ne,rs special
IRON Denison says: To-day, near Glib
son station, | T.. a party OF Creeks at
tackled two CherOkees, killing one and
wounding the other. Two Creeks were
hanged by the Cherokees, Monday night,
hence the reprisal.
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NOMINATIONS IN ORDER.

The Roll Of the Counties Called for Can
didates for 0oveFnor-Jsckson. Rauik-
ner, JsRers, and W. w. Arnett. Hom:-
nstsd-Jscsson Gets 1t on the First Bal.
lot
MARrrxsBuRo, July %.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
Nominations for Governor we're de-
clared in order.
At the call Of Doddridss county. p.
Gano came upon the stand. Hs said:
take great pleasure in introducing ID
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BOOMING.

| BOOMING.
That Expresses the Condition of
Affairs at the Democratic
State Convention,
Yesterday.
The Delegates Called to Order at
u O'Clock, by the Chair
man of the Executive
Committee,
Who Names Hon. John ]. Davis, of
Harrison, as the Temp
orary Presiding
Officer.
The Membership Of the Various
Committees Appointed to
Report Permanent
Organization,
VIC, After Considerable Delay,
Lay the Result OF Their
labors Before the
Convention.
Hon. Daniel D Johnson, Of Tyler,
Made Permanent Chairman,
and ]. B. Peyton, of
Monroe, Secretary.
Eloquent Address Of the Presiding
Officer on Being Escorted
to the Chair.
The Platform Adopted by the Con-
yentiOn Short, Sharp and
Decisive.
Nominations for the Office of Gov
ernor Declared to Be
in Order,
And Jackson, Faulkner, letters and
Arnett Placed Before the
Convention.
Hon. ]. B. Jackson, of Parkers-
burg, Nominated on the
First Ballot.
Hon. ]. S. Miller for AUDITOR
Col 0'Rrien Carries off
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oEsEaAL wAsHIHoroH DIS
PArCHES
A Dull So % Wsr.

wAsmIx0ros, July 2s.-Old Washing.
toniaDs say they never knew Washisg.
ton % dali during Q Presidential elec.
ton summer - il IL nov. There 10
nothing doing in p,litcs or othssWise.
In government afAiss the machine
moves along at . hot weather psre.
Nearly III the prominent 'of6sials are
out of towo; only one member d the
Cabinet IL here.
Shaving the Enumssstora
WAssIxoros. July 2s.-In the settle
meut OF the census euumerntors' o..
counts, undef orders Of Secretary
Bchurr, where elsim b based upoa the
plan Of two CENTS los eaeh nsms con.
pilei, which vas the undefsenpdiug IN.
der which the men undertook tbs task,
the Department disi Tvs this and eal.
caistes the conpsnsstion 1t 20 cents
pss boar for the total pumbes ot days
employed This sensraliy results In
depsiving the enunsfsto1 a frm 8 70
s. Of The small aGxsegats received by
them for their labcrious taak. The
oossy fos this purposs b noe available
ssd no further dsiay viii stseod The
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Shaving the Enumssstorl


0slgnSos. O., joy 0y-Yhe 0pouDs
back Coaventioa Wss not called tooi6uP
this n0snine, O. aeccunt q ~ 80
Iambss q dslsgsiss psssssI J .ps0 =
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FOR RENT.

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Wheels. Cotton Wagons, Bagasse CARTS. Farm
Carts Rice Carts. Small Carts OF every size. fouI
lor delivering goods, spokes. Felloes. Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Cart
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention 10 oul
tull-sized swedGed and hardened Axle6. Chilled
8oxes and extra ironing OF all our CARTS ana
Wagons. Manufactured In oar own factories a.
Wheeling. W. Vs.. from the best material and bs
killed mechanics. We can give reliable
guarantee meet any competition and suppis
the largest lem and.
Dsuoe-I8 and 70 Onion strsst.
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