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REPUBLICAN BOON
In GENERALIZATION. Z. Dovener and
Other speakers.

In BarnssyiIIe-Bon. 4. Dovener and
Other Speakers.
BARNEsytLLg, ONO, October 9-The Re.
publican boom in Barnesville tonight was
far beyond anything Of the kind ever wit
messed here before. Main street, between
Arch and Chestnut, was crowded with q
surgipg mass Of men, women and children.
The common expression is "the largest
crowd ever assembled in GAINESVILLE"
The houses OF Republicans were brilliantly
Illuminated and gaily and tastefully dec:
Grated, Chinese lanterns being stretched
across the streets at many points, while
from various places beautiful lights were
shooting up into the air like colored mete-
ors, all adding to the life and beauty Of the
scene. AT 1880 P. NJ, under the control oil
Col. J. 7. Moore, Chief Marshal, and DR..
A. Trimmer, DR.. G. s. Wellons, Mr.. G. Z.
Hilles and Harry Howard, Assistant
Marshals, the torchlight procession formed,
remaining In line until the arrival OF the
Bellaire delegation at S:l5 o'clock. The
arrival OF this splendid delegation, mum.
herring about 500, was the signal for wild
and prolonged cheering.
The march began at once, the process.
sion in It's route parading all the principal
streets. 1tcompoSed one thousand torch.
men, four brass bands, two or three drum
corps and several wagons for the fire
works.
Many citizens had procured red Ere
and at different points as the line passed
this rnddy light added Its brilliant and
beautiful glow.
The post OF honor in front was given to
Bellaire, its neatly uniformed clubs at
tracing much attention, then came our
Garfield Cadets, Garfield Guards and fin.
ally the citizens generally.
The march was well conducted, the
sight beautiful and imposing, and the en-.
thusiasm unbounded.
After nearly two hours marching, cheer.
Ing, etc., the. crowd gathered In front OF
the Frasier House to hear Captain Doven.
Or, Of Wheeling. 0nlya part could get
HIHH r Il :
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wANTED-A CHANGE.


~ want change" bleated silly sheer
81 have been left now for several yeart
to good shelter, rich pasturage by day and
an unmolested fold at night. l have nc
excitement OF midnight marauders.
miss the hungry wolf that used to prowl
about and worry the lambs. The vol
told me to-day, as he came near me
dressed in nice wooden suit OF gray
homespuR, that I neededed a change
and the wolf is, know, very smart. He
told me that I needed change for my
own sake and the lambs sake I asked
him whether 1t wasn't best 10 let well
enough alone?' At this he showed his
milk white teeth, with a bit OF pink lamb
hanging down out Of the corner OF his
mouth, and smiled-leastwise thought 1t
was smile. You can't always tell when
a wolf smiles. 1t looks like grin. oh,
he replied, don't believe such nonsense.
It is Republican lie to lull you into false
security. tell you seriously, you need a
CHANGE" The wolf came nearer; and
there was change. The sheep disappear
ed inside the wolf. She got just the change
some Of the silly Democrats are asking
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stpusuGAN STATE TICKET.

Ths Constitutional Amendments.
Constitutional Amendment Article eiSA'-f''
con,tiu,Iopal Amendment, Section thirteen Arb
ele thTee-Fur Ratification
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within hearing distance. The Captain
had evidently caught the spirit Of the
hour and made q telling speech, the large
audience listening with close attention,
and applauding heartily.
Alter the speech groups collected here
and there making the air vocal with
marching through Georgia" "Well
hang JEFF Davis on q sour apple tree,
shouts for Garfield, etc.
Many surrounding towns were repre-
sented, Quaker City, spencer's Station
Fairyiew, Hendrysburgh, Morristown,
somerton, Belmont, to mention no others
At the same time the Democrats were
holding meeting in the City Hall, the
orator being Capt. sheate, Of Tennessee,
| It was not q large meeting.
Hon. L. Daniord was in town to-day on
his way to fill appointments at Hendrys
burgh In the afternoon and Cambridge al
night.
The young ladies Of our town have pre-
sented the Garfield Cadets with Q mos
beautiful banner. On one side is in
scribed "Garaeld and Arthur Cadets" OF
the reverse 1.-THE Hope Of the Republic,
It Is credit to the taste and skill which
designed and executed 1t. N''
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PRNsloNa

Providing an appropriation for the
prompt payment Of the arrears Of pensions
for Union soldiers, February 8, 1879.
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on.n,nr apd Clo.Ipy OF the Polls.

Section 10, chapter llS, acts OF 1925
provides that the polls "shall not be
opened at any elections sooner than sun
rise, but as soon thereafter as practicable,
and shall be closed at sunset"
ON Tuesday, the 18th, the sun rises al
nine MINUTES after six, and sets at twenty
Eve minutes after five.
Voters should take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
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Vote on the amendment to exclude JET
Davis February %. 1879.


Totals ............
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,y,,x M sou,h n solid for Hancock.

Consider wltat Lee and Jackson you'd d
,,ers 0ey alirs. These are The same principle
for ,rhich they fought for four years. Remem
ber The men uhO poured forth TIER life blood or
Tirginia's soil, and do not abandon them no'7
Remember that upon your rOtc depends he sue
ces, of The Democratic ticket.-[Wade Bamp'
ton, at lie meeting in The interest Of Democratic
Harmony in Virginia, al Staunton, July %.
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The Gospel of Hate In west virginia.
~ hate The Republican party vih all ats IN
tensity Of my nature. / intend 10 teach my
children % hate it, Ihars tred hating it, and
mean 10 90 10 my grars hating it."-Speeeh Of
Jake Jackson, Dem. candidate for Governor, at
Fairu,ont, july 90.
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vorE OF OHIO COUNTY.

How she Voted 10 1879 and In 1878.
The following is the vote Of Ohio county
at the Gubernatorial and Congressional
elections in 1879, and at the Congressional
election in 1878:
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THE yorE Of WEST VIRGINIA.

How Parties stood four Years Ago.
The following is the vote OF West Viz
ginia atthe Gubernatorialand Presidential
election in 1875, the former occurring in
October aud the latter in November OF
that year,.
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A DARK RECORD.
The Vote of Democrats in Con.
gress During the Past
Five Years
On Resumption, Rebel Claims, Pen.
sions and the Treatment Of
Union Soldiers.

Why should the Democratic party be
trusted with power? It's leaders give no
answer save that "changeis desirable"
What would be the character Of that
"change2" Let the record answer. We
give below the evidence Of that record on
all the great questions Of the canvass
Resumption, Rebel Claims, Pensions, and
the treatment Of Union soldiers, On every
one the testimony is damning. To put
the Governmental the hands Of the party
which has made that record, not far in
the past, but within the last five years, is
not to vote for change, but for chaos
Read the facts; remember them; show
them to your doubling neighbors:
|
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ruE RELnON,r tO.) DISTRICT.


Below is the vote by counties of tine
Belmont (ohio) district, represented by
DR.. Updegraif, as 1t stood for President in
1873, and as it stood for Governor last
year:
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az am prepared to say that we haze Tie 'oors
Constitution Of any STATE in He Onion =
re-, Judge jams Ferguson, Of Kanawha-c
D.,rnrr0i
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TIME TABLE.
wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June =, 1880. chr, ON
the wheeling and Elm Grover. q. viii run a nj.
ioTE Car vii start from each end Of the road Al $50
4, and regularly thereafter e!ery hAi.ho1f until
~ O'Clock, ?. ~, except the following triPs which
\. On sundays the 60 and o,A. n. and oSo ?. u.
'F 9Gsp III s e SRis Sa 1EosHART sapt
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Grand FREE for all Monuer Street Parade, the lau.
est Longest, most brilliant and magnht ent public
procession ever made BY any show In The world.
slAts trOin the exhibition gtoand between nine and
afternoon aud evening at 2 and o'clock. Admis.
ION 10 tents. Children under nine years, Is eeuts
REDUCED rates and excursion trains on all railroads
ADD steamboats, Bee bills, posters, de., for details.
al who d. sire 10 avoid the crowd surrounding the
Ticket wagon Al the show grounds, tickets will be loF
ale al day, October 2lst, At LUCAS MUSIC STORE,
iz!I AAIkIt Street, At the usual slIghtadvanss.
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Vote in the Senate on resolution for
bidding the discharge Of Union soldiers
from Senate Offices except for cause,
April II, 1879.
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AV1HI tut ETe7Eu0H1 VVI70'
Ia addition to the above vote, there
were 75s votes cast in the State for Cooper,
Greenback candidate for President, by
the following counties:
Brooke 2, DOddridge SO, Harrison 90,
Peasants 8, Richie 81, Tyler Q, Wetzel
lo4. Writ IL, Wood 97l, Hampshire 2,
Jefferson 2, Monroe 40, Mcnongalia 8,
Boone 8, oabell 4, Clay 10, Kanawha 4si,
Mason 30, Putnam 100, Roane So,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDlly except Hunday-NovRTE AccOmnI0aAuon.
tsLbubenVills Accommodaton,-This train during
the DAY pAnsOs backward and forward between Mar.
the Ferry and BalAire, stopping when required al
Sherman House, RtnaVillO, Wos. Wheeling and
IUriehsVille Accommodation.
fCAnAl Dover Accommodation,
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Vote in the Senate on motion 10 re-
peal the law which prohibits the appoint.
ment OF confederate soldiers, sailors and
Office holders to positions in the United
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Vote in the house on resolution giving
preference to Union soldiers on the Dis
trict Of Columbia police fierce, May 20,
1880,
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slpupLlcAN COUNTY TICKET.

EIIRMRY,
GEORGE q. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATToRNET,
T. J. HUGus.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. HEAVYWEIGHT.
AsEasoE, COUNTRY DISTRICT,
r. Il. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF pKLEGATxs,
W. P. HUBBARD,
G. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREw,
sIMoN L. MccoTIOcH.
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MARRIED.

JONEs-pAGUE-On Wednesday, October 8, 1850,
by Rev j. Il. Aughey, In Dallas, W. Va, Mr.. b. V.
JosEs, Of Sand Hill, ": Va, to Miss LAURA A. DA-
CUE, OF Fair Hill, W. Va
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A Human Being Shot From Monster Cannon

And caught by q lady hanging head downward on til.
lofty trapese. ZUlLA, the Female Blondiu, whose
wonderful feats Of crossing the high wire 90 feet 10
mid ir and hlindiolded also with her feet encaSed In
sacks and Riding v,loeipede ovHr the High Wire,
60 feet 10 MitAir have been the sensation Of Parii
and tue Continent, nppeara In her incredible per.
formances NJ each performance. TI
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Vote in the Senate on amendment that
no confederate soldier should be employed
In lieu Of Union soldier, April II, 1879.
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Mammoth Menaeerie.

Including levIathan HIPpoPoTAMus, Monster Six,
Ton Rhlnosceros, Sea Lions, and Colossal Traiutd
Wild Beast show and Performing Glraies. Don't fall
10 see the Balloon ASeenIons from the show grounds
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NEW ApvERrIsEMENrs.

WANTED - A STRONG. STEADY
wv Young man; one that eau manage horsS and
mafe himself generally useful 10 tduee esabllIh-
rnnnt AddIfss q. H. B this Ofiee. ocul
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5 BILL IN THE HOUSE,
THE SPARES BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Appropriating s25 10000 for arrears OF
pensions, and Sl,S00000 additional for
ordinary pensions, February II. 1879.
THE SPARKS BILL IN TUE SENATE.

Vote on the amendment to exclude
Rebel soldiers, February %, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
GsraeId,s Family.

i Somebody claiming to be intimate
with the family Of the President elect,
has been writing about 1t from WISH
lington. The next executive Of the Ma
tion has, like the present Executive,
four sons-Hirry, aged IS; James, "A ;
Irwin, Is, and Abram 8, all represented
IS gooA and bright boys-and one
daughter, MollIe, aged IL. The two
eldest boys are al Concord, N. H., pre-
pairing for college. Last summer Harry
took the prize for defamation. Mrs.
Garfield is described ss q very intelli-
gent looking woman, Of about 45, with
. somewhat rural manner, having
been born and bred in the country,
and having never taken on urban ways.
She Is very thin, but bears traces OF
youthful comeliness. ehe had q good
country academy e1ucstion, with hard.
ly any accomplishments, and is an sx-
oellent, economical hons ekseper. She
entertained very little during her bus.
bands Congressional career, and 10 re
puted to have no fondness for miscella-
neous society. Her sense Of personal
dignity is marked, and her reserve Of
manner approaches asperity. She is
fond Of reading, and feels deep inter-
est in the stadies Of her children.
After going 70 school ct the village Of
Hiram, where she became engaged to
Hsrasld, she Wen! to Cleveland as .
teAohsr iu the public Schoels, while he
ooot;ruod k;a atudiaa ak WILT noa NnI
legs, and took his degree there. She
understands business, having planned
the plain though eommodious house at
Washington, and superintended most
OF the Improvements on the farm at
Mentor, bought two years ago. She Is
the daughter OF . plain farmer--hsr
maiden pane was Lucretia Rudolph
and Ia remote dssoenaent Of General
Nathaniel Greene, Of Revolutionary
renowD' Mrs.. Bliza Ballou Garfield,
70 years old, mother of the General, isI
acate, ssgsoious. oll.fashioned, small
in stature, and still vigorous, and
makes her home with her son, who Is
greatly attached to her, and eager to
show his attachment, She has much |
influence with him, and will not, prob. |
ably, be a lay figure in the White
House. Judge Jsre Black, Campbell
lite Baptist like Garfield, says she ia
very stsr ling woman, who has dors all
her work faithfully uuder very dis.
couragiug circumstances. The General
Ia considered by his friends very ambi'
tious, though his ambition is Of the
most laudatls kind. His chief ambi-
tion atpresent, they say,i to be q truly
national and sagacious Pre3!dsnt, and he
will lend ell mis- energies aud talents 10
that end. They add that he will, very
likely, bs his own successor. The
P. esident-elsct is described as some.
what stou!er than he has been, but Is
IN more robust health. Longevity is,
We believe, an Inheritance In the Gar
field family.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Jewish " aemiugs.

Mr.. S. KrauS, who is = brother-in.
law OF Barney Rosenblatt, aud who
several years ago, was employed At
John g. Bakers leather factory in this
city, is now the proprietor OF ona OF
the finest and most extensive calf, kid,
and upper leather manufactures OF
the Pacific Coast. Mr.. Kraus recently
gave a house. " arming, and the jewish
Times, dated San Francisco, October Is,
thus SPEAKS Of the afGir
"a very pleasant affair took place on
Sunday afternoon last at the PhiIadel
phia Calf Kid and Upper Leather Man.
ufsctorv, on Dol res stIost, between
T~enty ninth aud Thirtleth street,
San Francisco. The mandatory is
owned by S. K'au', Bsq., who has 70
Gently added extensive improveme nts
to II At q cost OF several thousand dol.
lars 1t is nov one Of the finest and
most extensive establishments Of the
kind on the Pacific Coast. In honor
OF the completion Of the mandatory
Mr.. KrAus invited large number OF
ITltuub Ou tuo uhy nOH'ioh0u w pSi
ticipate In what we call "house warm.
ing" The guests were entertained In
q hospitable manner, the tables fairly
with all the good things OF
the season, including wines OF various
qualities and seversl brands Of the
best cigars. Music, singing and toasts
splivened the scene. A number OF ID
dies wee present, whose sweet smiles
and gentle manners lent charm TO the
Among the gentlemsn We
noticed Msssrs. Wssserman, Ike Lach,
er, Jacob Cohen and others, The Joy.
ous event lasted all the afternoon and
evening. We congratulate Mr.. Krsus
on the spl ,udid business he has built
up from small beginnings, and his sue
ce IS ia only typi,sl Of the pluck, ener.
ey and enterprise Of the Jewish msr'
oh ants OF Sau Francisco.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
A.sD$DAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LnAvu WILMINGTON.

For philadelphia and intermediate stations
7, $40. 1890, q. M; $50, 100, 100, 1000, p.
IN. On sundays: alo .. m; 800, $50, CSC
p. 10.
P6ila. Exprcss 600, ., s.44, 1907 a. m, lzls,
FOR Phila. and Now YORK: l.bs, 22s, go, 100
1909, o. m; So. 30. Al2.43. Nimited)
Gil p. m. Sundays, 223 a. M, S.l7 D. m.
For Saltinore and way stations: s.a6 4. m.;
FOR Bal ..nors, Washington ana Bay Line:
IoSp p. m.
FOR Bsiumore and Washington: laN, a.03
AIS, s.36 a. m; 1855, l.04 (Lim1ted) A.6i,
1.0s p. m. Sundays: l26l, 208 q. N, q. Is D. m.
For Information apply at depot
for New Oastle: 600, $50, =. H., Los, 400
e.8S p. m.
For Harrington and intermediate stat :
e.3) &. m: 1.06, e.56 .. IN.
For Delmar and intern 1diate stations: $50 q.
M; Les p. m.
FOR wilmington & Northern 4. X: zos, a.
m.; 300, b.05, p. N. No Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and Ii. Is .. M, and 6.l6 D. m.
TsrDelsware Western X r.: 7.lk, 1880. am.
$50 D. IN. Sunday trains, 0.30 q. M, ep m.
z2AlNs FoR WILN1EeTon LEAVE RnLADRr-
PBIA.
TrOn Broad street and Washington avenue
T.80, &.16. 1880 ll.oO ll.4b Q. m; 1.3o, $3.50,
4,Aso, 4.46, SIS, ., go, 8, e.4b, l.3o p. m.
On Sundays: $50 Q, M; 8, SPAS, n.S0 p. N.
from Thirty Second and Market streets: 1880
f.8o, 1l.S Q. m; l22b. (Limit0d) 8.tS p. N.
un SundAvs: los N.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Fishery CsntrSvoRsy.

Private advices received in Glouces-
ter, Massachusetts, 1t Is asserted state
4uthoritatively that the President will
have n decided statement on tue fishery
controversy in his forthcoming mes.
sage" In this connection, IL 10 also
"on good authority" that
England is disposed to rece ie from
the position taken by Lord Salisbury,
and agree to q settlement by reference
TO a combination.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
GsnsraI Ne Dowell In . Libel salt.

General John A. Mcdowell has
brought salt in Chicago against VIM.
Henry Smith, Collector Of Customs,
aud William ]. Kuhns, for 100000
damages for an alleged conspiracy to
ipjure the Generals reputation. 1t is
all l'gsd that Smith and KuhnE ensoura
sed and supported suit brought by
Annie Cos against General Mcdowell,
soms time ago, for betrayal, which was
abandoned in consequence OF the
plaintiff csnisssing that the charge was
. fabrication.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Colonel Thsmas SCOTS AEEIVal
Home.

The party consisting Of ColonelT. A
Scott and other officers and gentlemen
residing at Philadelphia and New York
interested in the Texas and Pacific rail
road company, returned on Wednesday
from their annual tour and inspection
Of the sompany's works to their ex.
trsns western limits. The time occupi-
cd in the service Was twenty-five days,
having left Nav York November 9th,
returning on the 30sh OF the same
month. They proceeded directly to st.
Louis, from which point they rode to
Marshall, Texas, where tine general
meetings of the officers OF the company
.rs held. The Texas Pacific road wAH
inspected as far as It's completion, in
Bastlsnd county, and visits were also
paid to Houston, San Antonio, Calves
ton and New Orleans. The contract
between the Texas Pacific and New
0rl sans Pacific roads for q connection,
Was approved by the former, and the
other party In interest will de eide the
matter on the 27sh Of January. They
Travelled In all 6.0l3 miles.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
STATE l1Rns.
Matters OF Interest 90 she People
of sne Diamond state,

OF sne Diamond Dsnso,
[ Seventeen new dwellings and store
have been erected in Milford this year
MilSord's ex.ssldiers or, m king ar
effort 10 fern 9 Grand Army Post thsr'
The Methodist Protestant revival a
Harrington has resulted In thirty CON
yer, ions.
The young people Of Harrington have
organized with view 10 establishing q
library.
George West, Of Philadelphia, has
given the LsWes Methodis.s lot upon
which to erect a parsonage.
The next examination OF teachers by
Prof. Groves In Smyrna will be Dec.
18th, instead Of the 18th.
Revl &. q. Diefsn bachsr has re-
signed the psstorate OF 81. Johns Be.
formed church Of Wyoming.
Stevens & Co. have shipped from
Ssaford this season as many as 900 gal
lens Of oystors per day.
Gov. Cornelius Comegys, father OF
the prsseut Chief Justice, is said TO have
bion the first Governor OF Delaware that
issued Thanksgiving proclamation.
A fo:d 1sh resembling In taste and
the moss bunker, has ap-
peared In great numbers at Seaford.
As many % 10000 psr day have been
caught there.
The protractsd meeting at Genital
on the circuit which was msnifestiDg
considerable interest was forced by the
weather TO an unexpected close. Seven
addition were made to the church.
The annual meeting OF the Teachers
Institute OF Sussex county will be held
in the Gecrsstowp Court House this
week. There will probably be l25
present The ladies will be
entertained by private families.
In this moist and variable climate
colds are the rule rather than the ex
r.ption. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
just the remedy for every one to take
when suffering from cough, col or
auy throat trOubl5.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Use Gr.,u Block ado q. Chicago.

The storage capacity OF the Chicago
elevators has bssn increased fully 2
500, 600 bushels during the past year
aud the prospect Ii tina; 1t will be all
needed before the opening OF navigation,
The elevators now hold something over
10 00O, 900 bushels OF grain. New ele-
7Ators will probably be built for the
accommodation Of the Rock Island and
Wabash lines during the coming year
which will increase the storage room in
Chicago by at least = ooupls Of mil
lions Of bushels. ..a