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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-19
cHRIgTIAN MARRIAaEsl
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- AA~ANeA ~ IAanon AnkA IN 4A44 Ate
eoaEro Or Yesterday Morning.
We are informed that there Is Q rule in the
Catholic Church In the diocese Of Wheeling
which requires the pastors Of that church,
once in Advent and again once In Lent to
preach on Christian marriages, Incompllaqce
with this rule Bishop Kahn treated the sub
ject at the 1880 a. N. service yesterday. His
discourse otsolnG forty-tiVe minutes was un-
doubtedly In the highest degree instructive.
The Bishop In his introductiye remarks re-
feFred 70 the diocesan statute above men TONED
and showed how the vast and practical I'M.
portance Of the subject led to the diocesan
legislation, He then announced that he
would dwell on the nature and dignity Of
Christian marriages. on the preparation and
disposition, and finally on tie impediments
which by divine or ecclesiastical law made
Christian marriage unlawful or null and
void,
On the first head he showed that according
to the teaching Of the church, marriage was
not merely natural contract but ut the
same time most holy sacrament, one Of the
seven Sacraments, Here the most exalted
idea OF marriage was conveyed and the mis-
fortune shown OF those who failed to reCOg-
nize In It anything more than civil and
natural contract,
His audience once fully impressed on this
point, the transition to the remarks on the
proper preparation and disposition was easy
and natural, Even II marriage was merely
natural and civil contract, what serious
thought, what earnest preparation, would
not d matter fraught with such vast ConSe-
quences demandf But viewed In the true
ligL.t-R great sacrament, q holy institution
whose consequences affect not the parties
alone who receive 1t, but the church and So
Ciety at large, what still greater preparation
and holieF dispositions are requiredl lie
showed how these consequences were not
confined to time, but extended into eternity,
The advice lgiven by DR., Kahn to those
contemplating marriage was admirable.
The point on the impediments was treated
briefly, but with the Bishops woNted
force and Clearness. The hortatory ConCu.
sion was perhaps the most beautiful part OF
this admirable sermon. II would not be
easy to convey any adequate idea Of H. The
Bishop appeared in all the dignity OF the
pastor instructing his flock; the Father, with
all fathers soljCitudG. coInSellDg bis chill.
dren in one Of their most important duties.
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WRAnY ORLnE.
AWomaa,s WFopEl a. ths Hand Or Her
lIplband Indnes HeFlo Aesk Relief IN
Rniaide.

AWoman'a WRongl a ths Hand Or Hel
Aplhand Indnes Her % seek Relief IN
Suicide.
Yesterday morning about o'clock Ma
Samuel Kindelberger left her home, No. sOs
Alley c., and made her way 70 the city reser
yoir with the svowed intention Of commit
ting suicide by drowning, One Of her
daughter, after vainly endeayoripg to deter
her mother from carrying out this rash pur'
pose, hRstened 10 the home Of Mrs kindel'
berHer'S parents, a few doors below, and rous
ing theni they started in pursuit OF the DIES.
perate woman, who was found by her aged
mother perched on the wall Of the basin aud
gazing ut the dark waters below. She was
induced to leave and 50 to her motheTs
home, where a reporter found her yesterday
afternoon and by diligent inquiries CLEANED
the following information;
Her husband Is u man about thirty'nins
years Of the age, employed by the
Smith Brewery as q driver MIRA X,
is woman OF about thirty-hyeyears
country, but were married In Wheeling
nineteen years ago Their married life was
a pleasant one until about year and hall
ago when, according to the wife's story, the
husband commenced showing fondness for
the society Of other women. His wife re-
mOnstrated with him, but all 70 no effect.
He gradually ceased to care for his family
except so far as paying for eatables aud To
keep them clothed, Mrs, X, was obliged to
take Ia washing, About last September
however he began, so his wife alleges, 70
treat her shameiully, coming home late al
night, throwing things around, beating her
pulling her out OF bed and generally misus
Ing her In addition 10 this, the wife claims
that 10 have almost nightly seen her husband
in company with q male companion, visit
the brewery, after the workmen were away
with woman named Mag Flanagan ant
another one, whose name she did not know
She says she has also followed him to house,
OF III fame, and when she would reproact
him has been answered with blows
For the past seyen weeks they have no
spoken 10 each other except when she woulC
demonstrate with him over his treatment,
Saturday she brooded ovoF the matter til
at last she felt she could stand II no longer
and she decided to destroy herself. She haC
changed her mind yesterday afternoon ant
wanted the law to interfere and give her hel
children or else effect the reform OF her hus
band. She has eight children living, the
oldest girl OF Is, aud she expeCSSoon to be
come mother again.
Her story, II true, Is sad one, and her dis
pair Is scarcely TO be wondered at.
l.
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New Goods Of Splendid Character
Summing up the Inducements,
THEY ARE:

Flat-A stock Of silks, satins, Velvets,
Plushcs, and surahs, ETC., never before offered
50 low, and nothing so acceptable for pres
emit
second-A stock of Housekeeping Goods
such as Table Linens Towels, TOwolingS'
Napkins, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Lace Cur
tains, Cretonnes, etc., etc, reduced from
ourusual prices, (somethng thntcan be seem
and q seryceable Christmas gift
Thlrd-A stock OF Cloaks, Dolmans, Walk
ing Jackets, listers, Circulars, PalOtotS7etc',
such stock that you will only see by calling
on manufacturers, so low that many mer'
chants would be willing to buy them. Moth
Ing more acceptable for Holiday present,
Fourth-A stock OF low.prIced Dress Goods
unequalled In this State. Make every one
happy when 1t costs so little.
Fith-A stock OF Ladies', Gents, Misses
and Chlldrcn's Furnishing Goods thath nc
comparison anywhere. OUR BAZAAR ID
filed from one end to the other. The goods
will be sold. You need not study what to buy
when you go to
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Last evening about eight o'clock persons
passing South street on Market were attracted
10 the alley leading from South street be.
tween Main and Market, by the frightened
cries OF q woman, who yelled "Murderl' and
"Helpl" repeatedly. Several men gathered
at the mouth OF the alley, but II was SOME III.
tie time before anybody yentured In. Final.
iy Col. Pc. Little went toward the apparent
source OF the cries. which had ceased. He
found In the alley young woman, OF come.
" appearance, very much excited and
scared. She was recognized as Mrs. Lu.
ella Schubert who, II will be re.
membered, was separated from her
husband some months ago, and Gre.
uted sensation by shooting herself in the
breast, one evening on Chapline street, near
Nineteenth. She has since, II Is said lived a
rather fast life. She said when questioned
last night that a strange, rough man graSped
hold OF her as she was passing the alley and
pulled her into the Slad low With considerable
violence. She screamed, and after threaten.
Ing her, the man, seeing she would not 70.
main quiet, struck her and fled, frightened
away BY the approaching footsteps Of those
attracted by the woman's cries. She had no
idea, she said, who the man was, and she
could not describe him.
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Ro1aERs ARopaD.
An Unnsual Number Of DnFgiaFisl
R0bheFies ana Th0ftl.

t#AMN#NNNA" NAANA#
There seems to be an inciplent epidemic o.
robberlsa and burElaries in Wheeling Sever
Al are reported as having occurred Saturday
night and Sunday morning, and though
none Of them resulted in any considerable
loss, it Is annoying to have such petty thieye'
continually operating In the community
The recentrelease Of some suspected criminal;
and the Simultaneous resumption Of these
events are pointed to as significant
Early on Saturday morning Moundsyille
cattle dealer appeared ut the City Building
and complained that he had been robbed oil
so and gold watch worth SlT6 the night
before while in q house OF ill-fame. The
man did not know the location Of the house,
and officer Junkins was sent with him on
tour OF inspection, The search was vain,
however, as the drover was unable to recog'
nize the particular hauSe In which he lost
the money, though the inmates Of several
acknowledged that he had visited them, and
one Of them said she had changed twenty
dollar bill for him.
Yesterday 1t was reported that . highway
robbery had taken place on Saturday night
over the creek somewhere, Last evening the
victim called on Lieut., sylvis and asked hin
not TO take any steps in the matter, as the
loss Of the money was principally his own
fault.
About 10 clock Saturday night two younl
men, named Burke and Post, attempted Il
effect an entrance into the front window O.
the money order office, at the postotlice
Whether they really desired to burglariz'
the house or were merely acting In . spirl
OF deyiltry, Is doubtful, Policeman Fugatt
saw them, and took them to the lookup
where they spent the night. They wer'
bailed out by friends yesterday.
Burglars attempted to enter the residence
Of Mrs, Long, In Centre Wheeling, YESTERDAY
Sned away by noise made by some Of the in
mates who happened 10 DO awake,
Burglars also visited the residence 0
Harry Brown, the drayman, on Eof street
In the same vicinity as Mrs. Longs Here
however, they met with better success SO
curing an entrance to the house and carry
ing OH some articles Of clothing and othel
household goods,
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Goth and silver watches, chains, charms
etc, ETC., at 1iebrank's 1871 Market street.
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WINDOW SHADES.

In this department we offer an
assortment Of one hundred va
rieties;
SHADES OF any color or ma
torial made to order.
New Dado Shades In the latest
Colorings.
Store Shades q specially.
We use only the latest and
most improved Carpet Lining
In all our work.
We always have Remnants Of
Carpeting to sell at less than cost.
Before purchasing We respect
fully solicit n call, rs our stock
offers opportunities for lnforma-
ton that should insure oil exam
ination.
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STATIONERY.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS,
STATIONERY.
clEY Book s10lr, December % ls,I

CRY Book sT'Rr, December ls, ISL.
To our Friends and Patrons.
We must fot apologize to you 70, hi,
delay in formally inviting you to aa tpspso'
ton Of our stock,
Our display has been made since the fin,
Of the month, and but for the fact that -.
have been kept "hard at IT. from
until II p. NJ, and consequently too ti,e1
mentally and physically to do the subec iu,.
tice, we should have made our announc..
meut sooner,
We arc fully stocked in all our dep,,.
mcnts, and are proud OF our ability to SHOW
you the largest stock and fastest wares ava,
displayed in the city in our line Of bushes,
The public have themselves to thank "a,
this fact, as the substantial announcement
given us each succeeding year, has enabled
US to bring on the finest goods for your scIOO.
ton,
Our Book Department is literally full 10
overaowing" as We have books piled on
tables and under tables, in boxes and ON
boxes, on permanent shelves and on lmpro.
vised shelves,
In cloth binding, half calf binding iull
l
Morocco binding full Russia binding in
single volumes, In sets, poetry aud prose
biography and travels, history and fiction,
religion and science,
Boys books and girls books, babies Item.
ture in paper and linen, juvenile works with
colored pictures and plain ones Book. for
five cents and books for five dollars. books
at Wholesale and books at retail. Book, at
prices that nobody can beat.
Our Fancy Goods Department is lacking IN
one important feature There is not enough
department or too many fancy goods Til,
fault is being rapidly overcome, as We
have been selling these goods for more than
two weeks to that sensible class of buycn
who do not wait until the last day,
In addition to our unusually large line Of
plush md leather goods, We have added a
beautiful assortment Of imported hand
painted and decorated glassware and polish.
cd olive wood goods. In such goods as
Albums, hno rapetrics and such staples we
can show more styles than any house in tie
city, and will sell at prices that dealers In
other branches Of business cannot think Of,
As we were the pioneers in the fine leather
goods trade in Wheeling, we do not propose
that any other branch Of business shall equal
us In styles or low prices
We have not the time nor inclination tog 10
into details in this card. Come and see lis,
Come to-day. Nothing gained by postpone.
mCnt, We have forgotten to say that we
paid between $500 and 5000 for our Xnns and
n Y. Cards.
Yours respectfully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-19

WATCHES, diamonds, jewelry, ETC., OF every
variety, at Hebtank Bros 1917 Market
street,
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|. BLUM & BRO,
1tO4 and 1106 Main St.
dol0
Ghe 9ntelIigeneer,
0aitrt NoS. 10 ana ~ Fourteenth street,


spare Ribs To.Day-D. G. List Jr
Grand Opening-1. G. Dillon-Fourth page.
Occasion ExtraordlnalrS-l. Blum d Bro
Head OF local.
Holiday Music and Goods at Cost.
For CihCinnati-Steamer Andes.
Song Recital ut Germania Hall.
Proposals to Erect Outbulding
Opera House-Gund Concert
Notice.. II Rinehart.
Co.partnership Notice.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis Railroad
Time Table
For Lower Ohio aud St. Louls-4steamer
Wyoming
Stocks for Sale.
For Rent April Next.
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DRY GOODS.
Occasion EItlaOTdinaiTeI

So the French putt, and the great French
stores, such as the Louvre and Bon MaFche,
have a louslng Sale or Occasion every few
weeks We don't like the system but try to
make every day equally good for buyers to
come to US, Such time has now come to
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An0Il nnrlor,n ADVICE.

It was this: "Trust in God and keep your
bowels OPEN" For this purpose many an
old doctor has advised the 'ha6itually CoStive
to take Kidney.Wort-for no other remedy SO
eifectually overcomes this condition, and
that without tho distress and gripping which
other medicine cause. 1t is radical cure fol
piles Don't fall to use it.-TrdjlsIlted from
Tho New York Zcitung. MwT4w
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Assignee,s sale OF Fine cigars.

Don't forget to attend the auction sale OF
fine cigars, Wednesday, December 2lst, ut 10
A. NJ, 9 and r. NJ, ut 1898 Market street, old
RegiIter ollicO. Sold In lots OF one box and
upwards GEO. A. WlCRIIAN,
AuCtlOnCer.
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Read our announcement VIII sell you
cheaper goods than you ever bought, Low
prices on fine gOodsis rare occasion. Attend
this sale early and often,
l. BLUM & BRo,
ll04 and ll06 MUM street.
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CARPETS.


Fine MoqueItes, with Borders
to match.
Rich Velve.s, with borders to
match.
Extra Body Brussels, with
Borders to match.
Choice Tapestries, with Dor
ders To match.
Church, Hall and Stair Car
pets in Body and Tapestry Brus-
sells,
Threo.Plys, Super IngCains,
Double Cotton Chains, and Dol,
phln Hemps in larger variety
than ever shown before,
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This must be the largest week on sales VIC
ever had, and we will sell quick. Come early
and often. The most desirable presents can
be foundAt 1l04 and hoo Main street at un.
usual low prices. !. BLUM & BRo.,
110i and 100 Main street.
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FkLtows HYrOPnosrnirEs differs from all
hitherto produced In composition, mode Of
bfenatatlon, and IN general effects, and Is sold
IN lie original form, II was developed from
actual personal experiment, embracing many
months, while the inventor was suffering
from pulmonary consumption, and nervous
dsbjiity. The good results following Ia first
a have since been repeated In numerous
SeAaSses,
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A. L. RICE g. co.

Wien you are up street to-day call in
and SEQ Our 95c, 4OC, zoe and zoe En-.
brOllcrcd Tics, our silk Handkerchief
from 5Oc 10 81 so, our Linen Handker.
ehlef. from lOc to 81 90, our Tides,
satClels, Collars, and Gents MufIlerS.
They are just the thing for holiday pres.
ents and are offered at positive bargains.
A. l., RICE & co,
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AMUSEMINTS.
A Lively Week Ahead.-Gus Williams
Tonight,

n HWY WNUN 1H1N7sI7TN1N'~ EE'"'""''7'
Tonight,
That ever popular German comedian, Gus
Williams, who probably ranks highest among
bis class OF artists, will appear at the Wheel
ing Opera House this evening, supported by
strong company, in Wanted, a Carpenter"
The play Is said to be as funny and to afford
Mr. Williams Us fine On opportunity to be
entertaining In his best vein as any piece
in which he has ever starred. A well.known
paper says Of 1t, that It Is q pure play, with
sparkling comedy, and an interesting story,
with more OF the dramatic element than his
former plays. Tickets arc still on sale fol
reserved seats at banners music store, Mar
ket street.
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THE chief clerk Of the Imperial Hotel,
steubphville, Ohio, Mt. John N. lloaglahd
heattlly endorses 81 Jacobs OIL. by apply.
ing II 10 his throat he relieved himself IL Go.
we're palm and was cured Of chronic sore
throat that nothing would relieve.
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The Only Bazaar in Wheeling
THIS REDUCTION,

Therefore mustbo manifest 10 those who will
think moment look elsewhere, then look
over our stock. We have the (perhaps) par.
donublu pride in our business to push it be-
You'd anything we ever done before, and take
this method to do It, Let all our friends in
the city and country give wide and full no
tice Of this Great Occasion.
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This must be the largest week on sales We
ever had, and we will sell quick. Come early
and often The most desirable presents can
usual low pfiets. /, BLuM 4 BIO,
l10i aud tl0e Main street
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A CHOICE and elegant assortment ofjewelry,
especially for the holiday trade, has been re.
ceived BY IIebrank Bros, 1877 Market street.
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This must be the largest week on sales we
ever had, and we willsOl quick Come early
and often. The most desirable presents can
be found at ll0i and ll00 Main street At un.
usual low prices. !. BLUM 4 BRO.,
Il0i and HOO Main street.
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Moquette, Velvet, Tapestry,
Smyrna, and Rugs In great WI
rivty.
Velvet and Tapestry Sofa Rugs
Rubber and OIL Cloth Mats,
Sheepskin Mats.
Special to Close;
Lot Of Crum Cloths.
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OIL CLOTHS.

Best English and American
Cloths from s to "a feet wide.
Stair and Hall Oil Cloths In
beautiful designs.
Our Oil Cloth stock Is well sea.
soned, aud always carefully
stretched before being put down,
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One pound Of choice mixed candy given 10
every one by ]. b. Heihlein, proprietor Of the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, BellAire, 0.
During the next two weeks the above pres
ent will be given to the purchaser Of every
- 80 worth Of goods. ~ D..
Remember we do not expect 10 make this
upby adding profits, but will guarantee
TO sell you good goods for less than any other
house In the city. We take this method Of ex-
tending our appreciation 10 our customers
for tlelr liberal patronage, Our slipper de.
paftment Is immense. Remember at the
Boston Boot and Shoe House, New Bank
Building, Bellalfe, Ohio.
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Read our announcement. VIII sell you
cheaper goods than you ever bought. Low
prices on hnegoodS Is rare occasion. Attend
this sale early and often.
|. blum & BRO.,
1104 and l1O6 Main street,
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STANTON & DAVENPORT,
1901 Market Street,


r ATE PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE AT
~ tho CITY BOOK STORE, 1901 Market street:
Life aud Death OF Jus A. Garfield, Y mo-, ClO
by ]. s. Ogilvip, illus'd, 4b7 pagCs...r..,.ut "
Life Of jas, A. Garfield, II mo, ClO., by N.
Bundy, illus'd., "a %
Aunt Serena, y no. clO., gilt, by author Of
one summer u,,,..,."..,uu. ,.u,,,n,u. an.u", ] p
Madeline, y mo-, GlO, Mr. Mary Holiness W
A Changed Heart, y mo-, ClO., Mary Agnes
"
The Secret Sorrow Mary Agnes Fleming. ...,,.,. q
The FOrgef and the Detectives, y mo-, ClO.,
Allan PinkeFtOn 10
The Letter Of Credit u mo-, ClO by author Of
Mlue, Mlue MOtu .'''''''":.."''',,''','''''', y
Rose, Mary and Rue, Round Robin Serbs ,.... %
A EnmelesS NOblemnn. Round Robin SerIcSa,, / W
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Handicapped, u no. clio Marion llarland4... ! 70
ATne y mo-, clO by BlOnSOn.., ....,......,.., 70
WarlOck .O'GlenwatlOcE, u mo-, ClO, Geo. Nc
DOnnlu 70
Wild Work, u mo-, ClO., Mary Il. Bryan.".."~ ! "
Over 1000 volumes Of miscellaneous md standard
books received In the last ten days Any OF above
sent by mall on receipt NJ price. .......-
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
nn24 1901 Market street,
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Al the head OF local, read. Call on It's early
to avoid afternoon rlslles.
/. BLUM & EIRO.,
1104 and 100 Main street.
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we believe II Is the style to affect contempt
for things that are old. Not so, however,
with Or. Bulls Cough Syrup, which has
stood The poular test Of thifty.tour years
use, and Is more thought Of than ever before.
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sELEcr your holiday gifts now, before the
rush begins, at Hebrank Bros. lewelry store,
1917 Market street.
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". sbsIi Anniv tl,e tyotd a..

This must be the largest week on sales we
ever had, and we will sell quick. Come early
and often. The most desirable presents can
be found at 1i0I and 1l08 Main street al tiD,
usual low prices. I. BLUM 4 BRo.,
1l0i and HOO Main street.
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CALL and see our line of Holiday Goods
that must be sold before the holidays.
GEO G. ROTH.
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Fifty dozen silk 1Iandkerchiefs, 100 dozen
Linen, Lace and Bordered Handkerchief
that must be sold OF any price before the hol.
ldays. Gro. G. RoTH.
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At the head OF local, read. Call on us early
to avoid afternoon rushes.
|. Blum & llRO,,
ll0l and HOO Main street.