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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-23
AB0UT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abrond. g
Lawrence Carr, Esq, Of Charleston, is iE
the city.
AIilt Harrison, OF Pittsburgh, was cir
cuIating among his old friends in this city
yesterday.
Mr.. William NJ. Horn and wife, o.
Taylorstown, are visiting friends on Four
teenth street.
Mr.. E. NJ. Pearson, Manager Of the
Wheeling Pottery Company, has been re
elected First Vice President OF the United
States Potters' Association, in session a
Baltimore.
Miss Edna Keslar, one of Pittsbugh'l
yonng ladies, is the guest Of Miss Ada
Frasher, Of the Island. Miss Kcslar is {
neice 81 Barley Campbell, the we'll known
dramatic author.
Mr.. John StcKelyey, formerly Of Thu
city, now of Dakota, llas been visiting rel
atives here for several days. He left fol
New York yesterday afternoon, whence
he will sail on Saturday for Liverpool OF
the steamer Brittanic, OF the White Stal
line. He goes to visit friends in Ireland
He purchased a round.trip ticket OF Johr
Bailie, Eof this city.
DR.. NJ. A. Newell, OF Baltimore, STATE
Superintendent Of Maryland and principa
OF the Baltimore Normal School, arrived
in the city yesterday. He made a tour o
the public schools q this city with Super
iute1deut Birch and this afternoon, be
will address the teachers at their meeting
in the Third ward school house. Mr.
Newell is finely educated gentleman
and one OF the most prominent instructor
in the country. He Is very highly thought
OF by the people OF Maryland.
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EoR RENT.

EYOR RENT OR FOR SALE BUS
IL nesS House fronting on Min and 500
streets, numbered l427 Main street, aud ~! sal
street. Il Il "a three.SlOry house with apsvelulr
aud a hydraulic elevator. Will rent or selL NJ
session Given April l.
For Rent-SIx rOOmed HOuSs. No. a seyenltsa
steet. Desirable residence, No. 60 North md
street, Nc, q SeyeHteenth street. folt uoES
No. % Seventeenth street. No. ai0I EQH tfat
No I'LL Baltimore street. Three rooms tIt lgt
262s Main street Three rooms, second lidof, .
Main street. No OIS Market street SiOTeNs
and Dwelling, No. 1858 MaIn street.
For Sale-SSk Acre Farm a. SheFrafJ, IGata
For further information enquire Of
JAMES A, HENRY,
Real Estate Agent aud Notary Fubk
ia2O 1912 Market 'tntl
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A speSal from warrenton, Ohio, to the
Bellafre 1Sibune, Of last evening, contains
the following rather sensational news:
It was discovered yesterday that the
body OF Mr.. John Capito, buried in the
Warrenton grave yard, had been; taken
from the grave by some unknown parties.
MIR. Nelly, the janitor, went 70 the grave
yard yesterday morning to dig grave for
Mr.. Nice ormick, when he discovered the
end OF the roagh-box in the Capito grave
protruding from the grave, and with the
assistance Of two other men made an ex-
animation and found the top Of the coffin
had been removed, and the body was
gone. The clothes and slippers Of the
corpse were left in the coffin. Bellaire
doctors are accused here, as the authors OF
the outrage. 4f.
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LOCAL BRrv1rrEs.


Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
City. t
THr sunny side OF the street was popu-
lar yesterday.
THEHE was "white wash" in the police
court yesterday morning.
MEME 9lADDERS in Caprice" at the
Opera House this evening.
"TnE New 8lAopALESh at Charley
Shay's Theatre again this evening.
RLcoRDER Hook yesterday issued one
marriage license and recorded two deeds
.oi trust.
Tug Republican who predicted that il
would be . "cold day" when Porter Smith
was elected Sergeant was true prophet.
The Capitol clock Is still dark at night,
the south dial, which was broken by last
weeks storm, not yet having been re-
paired. Is
TEE Reymann Brewing Company be-
gan cutting ice in the creek yesterday,
The ice is Of excellent quality, being thick
and clear.
TnE river is still falling at this poinIl!!
and at all points above. The Ice is Still
50 heavy and thick that navigation Is en-
tireiy suspended. III ~
Tns Woman's Christian Association
will meet in the Fourth street N. Z
Church on Saturday, the oath, at
o'clock ?. N. A cordial invitation is ex
tended 10 the ladies Of Wheeling to b
present. =
CIEcuIr CouRT met Yesterday, but owint
TO the confusion prevailing aboIt thu
Court House incident to the city election
adjourned without transacting any bust
ness until to-day at 0 O'Clock. The onl!
matters now before the Court are thos
connected with chancery suits.
A CERTIFICATE Of incorporation va
yesterday issued to-the Good Hope Mer
chaniising Company, Of Good Hope, HaI
rison county, which proposes to establish
and conduct cooperative store. Th
incorporates number 80, and the share
are S25 each. The capital stock is Unite
10 $1,000, Of which amount the sum {
SS,O25 has been subscribed.
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TuF COLD sNAp

And the BAD Eject on the Gas and Water
Pipes.
The cold weather Of the past three or
four days has had itsetfect on the gas and
water pipes. For the past two nights the
street lamps have burned very dinly, and
many OF them have refused to burn at all.
Bursting water pipes are reported from all
over the city and plumbers are In their
element. This is their bonanza scason,
and the ice and coal men do not 90 about
the streets with saddened countenances.
The Water Works force is kept busy flying
about the city keeping the fire plugs open.
In many instances fires have, been
built to keep the plugs from freezing
up. There are two orthree places that
should receive attention. One is on
the east side OF Market street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets where
the bursting OF pipe has made a very
disagrecable place. On Jacob street Just
below Twelfth, there Is another bad leak.
A colored woman fell there Wednesday
night and besides being severely bruised,
had q finger nearly cut OF. Twelfth street,
between Market and Chapline, is in its
usual abominable winter condition, cover
ed with ice and very dangerous for horses.
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YORFOLKs. NORFOLKs! NORF0lKsI

AT NJ. Gutman & Co.'s Retail Depart
ment, corner Main and Twelfth streets
In a FEW days we will be able to show to
the young men Of Wheeling, BeIlaire,
Bridgeport and Martins Ferry the finest
and largest line OF Norfolk Jackets west
Of the Allegheny Mountains. These
goods are now being made for us by one
Of the leading manufacturers Of flne
clothing in Boston, Walt and see them.
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Mhl.ky Pool.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan. 22.-The auditing
committing Of the whisky pool met here
to-day for the purpose OF auditing claims
against Of last years pool preparatory to a
meeting Of the association at Cincinnati
next Tuesday. The committee deny there
is any danger OF a disruption Of the pool.
1t is asserted that one firm in Cincinnati
is making all the trouble, and that the
firm wants its claim paid before 1t has
been audited. Members OF the committee
say as soon as the amounts Of the out
standing Indebtedness are ascertaiued
they will be paid in full.
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Mimi. MndIern ro.nIght.

Tonight at the Opera House Miss
Minnie Madden will present her new
play "Caprice" to o Wheeling audience
Tor the inst time. The advance sale Of
seats is good, and the audience promises
to be tlattering one, both in size and
quality. Thisis not to be wondered at when
Mics Maddcrn's popularity here in other
roles, and the high praise which her new
play has received, are taken into consider
alton. Reserved seats are on sale at
Hammers.
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1t is 'alf an 'alf.
II ieas q cold day.
/ Whose victory sit, anyway?
The Garden Spot did,nobly in some
things.
Watch thenew Council wrestle with the
finances.
The Eighth ward never goes back on
Frank Bowers.
Dick Bird is glad he scooped in a con-
stabulary berth.
John Armstrong says he was not run
ming for Council.
Mayor Grub will look well behind the
First Branch bench.
williams and Fugate are glad Thomp.
son carried the primaries.
Mayor Miller smiled grimly as he read
offthe returns. 1t wasn't his funeral.
Pete Ferreli succeeds Uncle John Boz.
ing, though McKown pushed him close.
There are several good men on the old
force whom the citizens will be sorry to see
go.
Steve johnson and ex-Jatfer, eS-Pollce-
man Davis are reported candidates for the
lieutenancy.
Porter Smith will be extremely popular
until his appointments on the police force
are exhausted.
1t is pretty generally understood that
l0ld ireland will have big show on the
new police force.
Manager Tracy went through like
lightning. He ought to be good wirt
puller in Council.
Clerk Bowers felt worse over tho pros
pectiye defeat Of Receiver Dunaway thar
| he would have over his own defeat.
The ambitious Republicans who work
ed against Thompson will wonder what
struck them when they run for Office
again.
Messrs. Williams and Fugate, who were
candidates for Sergeant before the Repub
lican primaries, did the clean thing fol
Neil Thompson. They did all they could
for him and cherished no contemplate
feeling over their defeat,
Junkins, Dunlap and Barum, Benefits
policemen, worked for Smith, or at least il
Is SO understood, and it is also understood
that they are safely booked for positions
on the new police force, although it il
whispered that efforts will be made t
have Smith knife one OF them.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Ee.Nlshe. on,,stsn'. oasalsal-rAo.s VIII

ro.NIghts Children's carnixal-Those Who
WIN fake Part-News Notes.
This evening there will be an unusually
interesting time ut Senior & Hills rink
The EVENTS a Children's Carnival under
the auspices Of and for the benefit Of the
Ladies' Union Benevolent Society. A
large number Of masters and misses will
be down from Steubenville, chaperoned
by Mesdames Henry Anderson, John Nc.
Love, W. A. Long, James Bair, Miss Lora
Bair and Mr.. Charlie Long. They will be
dressed in rich costumes got up for SINH
lar occasion in the city Of their residence
where their performance was grand sue.
cess.
The young folks and the characters
they will represent are as follows: Misses
Mollie Anderson, flower girl; Edith Moi.
fat, flower girl; Kittie Mosgrove, flowe,
girl; Fannie Tale, Little Miss MuGet
Belle sarat, Miss Jingle; Stella Hill,
Fancy; Kate Bair, Winter; Blanche New
ell, princess; Alice Bair, flower girl; Cor
die Labauch, fancy costume, and Mamie
Hare, fancy costume; Masters Howard
NIoffat, prince; Fred McLave, Prince
Royal; John Means, page; Burt Long,
Naiad Will McEldowneY, fancy costume !;
Clarence Stewart, Iago; Earl Mahon, Rus
sian prince; Fred Powers, prince; Char
lie Lowe, prince; Dean Hare, fancy cos
tune; Clayton Anderson, page; Jim Nc
Cracken, Father Hubbard; George Whit
ringer, Mother Hubbard; John Geysig,
fopsey, and VIII White, dude. There
has Just been finished at the rink some
very desirable improvements. The sur
face has been enlarged several feet, aud
the seating capacity has been improved.
A private party from IEtnayille had ex-
elusive use OF the rink alter 10 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
The Etna and Standard mills are RIM.
ming steadily.
The ferry boat had to lay up yesterday
on account Of the ice.
@. D. Moore is pushing the new rink in
the Third ward as rapidly as possible.
The Laughlin Nail Mill Company have
been making some large shipments Of
nails this week.
Services have been held at the Presby-
terrain and Methodist churches every
evening this week.
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As will be noticed by an advertisement
in this mornings issue, all those firms
represented at the meeting Of merchants
held at L. S. Delaplain & Co.'S store
Wednesday afternoon, and all other firms
which desire to belong to the permanent
organization it is proposed to form for the
protection OF Wheeling merchants ara re.
quested to have representatives present at
n meeting to be held at the Court House
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. when the
committee appointed at Wednesdays
meeting will make report, suggesting
what plan should be pursued in organic
ing permanently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-23

Tho wholesale glass buyers are com
mencing to arrive in the city to make
their annual purchases of glassware from
the Wheeling factories and those OF the
vicinity. Among those now here on this
errand are Otto Dolfnger, off. Dolfngel
4 Co., Louisville, Ky, Albert Jack, o.
Greer & Jack, OF Chicago, and W. R.
Bailey, of Chicago. The business is q
little late, but is now picking up and giyes
promise Of coming close up to the average
tor the season.
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Ma,,ile..,

Frank S. Dayidsen. the humorist and
vocalist, will appear this evening at the
Zane Street NJ. E. Church in his orig.
inal monologpe entertainment entitled
Smiles" which has been endorsed by
the pulpit, press and public as the most
refined humorous entertainment in exis-
tence. The entertainment is TO be given
for the benefit OF the church, which alone
should fill the edifce. The nature Of the
entertainment, however, should be suth-
Gent to do this. Mr.. Davidson combines
the rare faculty OF singing well and re-
citing in firstclass manner. He appears
in Mheeling for one night only.
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nHen oro,s Wns tlle nInn.r

This question was asked in. recent
lawsuit concerning q man who had acted
unpleasantly. The answer was, "he was
so cross that when he called up the COWS
ut miIking-time II made the milk sour"
Probably this poor fellow has dyspepsia.
But the worst dyspeptic can be cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters. MIR. j. n.
Cartwright, offCodora, Mimi, had dys-
pepsia, but nov writes, "RFown's Iron
Bitters are truly the best remedy ever
used Tor dyspepsia aud bilious complaint"
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coLLEcrol. aI,col.M1cK,
T. be Installed by tho rir.t-oen. Duvar,
Future Plans.


Future Plans.
A reporter OF the ISrELLioRScER called
on General l. H. Duyal at his office in
the Custom House yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of ascertaining when his
successor, Mr.. S. P. Mccormick, OF Graf
ton, the newly appointed Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for the District Of West
Virginia, would take charge. 1t usually
takes about one months time for the
filing and approval of.a new mans bond,
and the making OF proper transfer, but
General Duval expects Mr.. Mccormick to
be in full charge by the first Of February.
lie had no idea, when questioned, what
changes Mr.. Mccormick would make in
the clerical force OF the office.
General Duval in retiring does SO proud
Of the fact that his office has always sue
Cessfully passed the closest examination,
and that he is the oldest Collector in the
country, in point OF continuous service.
He desires 10 be on bis cattle ranch in
Montana with his sous by June, % as to
be in time for the annual spring "round-
up" but his duties here may detain him
beyond that time. The General does not
intend taking his family into the far West.
They will continue to make Wellsbufg
their home. II IT
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EMPoRlA, KANs., Jan. 22.-The Repub.
lican's Arkansas City, No., special says:
General Hatch has surrounded the boom
ers at Stillwell with the intention OF starv-
ing them out. He allows no one TO APP
proach them, but lets any one leave who
desires to. A courier just in reports
several are leaving alleady, as provisions
are running short. The 0klohamites have
been trying TO raise money here for their
relief, but without success. No firing has
been done.
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At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Standard Insurance Company, held in
Wheeling on Tuesday, the following board
was elected: S. George, William Filing
ham, W. +. Barth, ]. II. Pipes, Il. G,
Iazear, F. j. Parks, ]. B. someryille, Fl.
HorEheimer and j. @. Palmer. At a
meeting OF the Directors, held yesterday,
the following officers were elected: VIII
liam Ellingham, President; S. George
President; II. c. Utrich, Secretary.
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Clator. Rep. SAG; z. @. Myers, Dem, 2s5 ;
Joseph shaeter, Dem, lss; Simon Kein,
EieSd Rdri: First Branch-A. J..
Schnltze, Rep, SIG; John Ray, Dem, 4Ol.
Second Branch-R. II. Gflleland, Rep,
Sol; Otto Jaeger, Rep 49l; II. ".
Schrabe, Rep, 5l9; ]. w. Mccoy, Rep,
sos; William Wolvington, Dem, AS;
Adolph Hildebrecht, Dem, 400; Charles
Rohrig, Dem, 4S0; William Boles, IT,,
Dem, 372.
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Going nnrL % rn,lln..

Rev. DR.. ]. Sumner Stone will lecture at
the Thomson N. E. Chapel, on the Island,
tonight, on his experiences and obserya-
tions in India. A great many people in
the city have expressed a desire to hear
him, and this will be their only opportu-
nifty, as the Doctor will leave next Monday
for India. His wife, nee Miss Elson, will
accompany him. DR.. Stone will also
preach at Thomson Chapel Sundaylnight.
His lecture this evening will be Illustrated
by various articles showing the peculiar
life and religion Of tho people of,India.
No doubt the church will be crowded.
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BALTIMORE & ONO special excursion to
Pittsburgh Sunday next. January %.
Rate for round trip 81 so. Train will leave
Baltimore & Ohio depot at $3.50 A. NJ, and
returningwill leave Pittsburgh at $3.50 Pm.
Eastern standard time. Tickets good foi
this day only.
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E1oR RENT-THE SToRE.R0OM AND
10 Dwelling House lately occupied By lhorH
y, HeymEn, No. 1919 and t0li aaln Stptt DIII
Ing and stote.rO0m can be rented separately IL
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2S.-1 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
increasing cloudiness, local SHOWS, east
erly winds for Tennessee and southerly
winds for the Ohio Valley, warmer wealth.
or and falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, local SHOWS, warmer southerly
winds and falling barometer.
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THE NAIL BUSINESS
SHOWING SOME nIpRovEMEST.
The Card Price Advanced to s. Is. with the
Usual Discounts. by a Meeting of the
Manufacturers OF wheeling andthis
New Card Adopted.

For some time there have been signs Of
a revival in the nail trade. The demand
has increased, but this was attributed by
the manufacturers to the fact that prices
had reached the bottom, and spectators
were buying in view Of an anticipated ad-
vance. To avoid booking orders at prices
considerably below the cost of production,
the manufacturers of this vicinity met on
Wednesday in this city. with view to
calling q meeting Of the Western Nail As.
ISOLATION to secure an advance in the card
rate.
The meeting took an unusual and mn
expected turn. The five mills OF this city,
and the FIVE across the river were repre-
sented. After some discussion, proposi.
ton was made that the meeting make q
new card rate that would be more satistac'
tory than the old one Of Sl.S5, and this &C
ton was adopted.
THE PRICE ADVANCED.
A new card rate of 81 is was adopted,
with the usual discount OF 10 percent OF
for carload lots, and further discount o.
percent for cash in 60 days.
The Riverside mill sold a block Of 50C
kegs yesterday at the new price. Thit
price, after the discounts, is declared by
the manufacturers to be still less than the
cost OF production, and it is made t.
ascertain whether the increased demand
is q healthy one OF q speculative character
II the trade is still active another advance
is probable in the near future.
The course adopted by the meeting il
very unusual. About one-half the milk
in the Western Association were repre-
sented at the meeting, and it was con
.Cluded to take independent action to saw
time and tronble.
An Associated Press dispatch received
last night announced that the Western
Mail Association had adopted the new
card. This indicates thatthe advance me
with the approval OF q majority Of thu
mills elsewhere, which is equivalent t
the action OF the association. The I'D
vonnn 10 ohnrk 10 NOR ratt
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spL1NrERs PROM WEE wREcK.

some serapipgs From the Debris of the
Day.
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The Red Ticket Sale at E. NJ. McGillen
Co.'spresents grand opportunity buy
firstciass goods at low prices. We quote
French Tricots and cloths in desirable
shades at$l so, former price So 90, and all
other fine goods in like proportion.
Z. N. MoGILLtH & Co.
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AIL:MOOL knit JACKETs.

We have now in stock a full line Of the
aboye Jackets; also, IN extra heavy quail.
IN for butchers, and full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not to
shrink. O. HESS u SONS,
Merchant Tallors and Gents Furnlshers.
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BALTIMORE L Ono special excursion to
Pittsburgh Sunday next, January 2S.
Rate for round trip 81 so. Train will leave
Baltimore & Ohio depot at $3.50 A. ", and
returning will leave Pittsburgh at $3.50 p.
NJ, Eastern standard time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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FARMERS wishing to be successful with
sheep should guard them against ex-
posure. But II in sheltering his sheep the
farmer exposes himself and catches cold,
he must use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Sixth ward-John Gavin, First Branch,
and Frank Cruise, John Scott, Jonas Pick:
EFT, Pat Wier and B. +. Mckinley, Second
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BALTIMORE & ONO special excursion to
Pittsburgh Sunday next, January 20.
Rate for round trip 81 so. Train will leave
Baltimore & Ohio depot at $3.50 A. NJ, and
returning will leave Pittsburgh at $3.50 P.
", Eastern standard time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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TIE entertainment at Zane Street to-
night will be attractive, fascinating and
beneficial, and is only 25 cents.
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BLANKETS,
Grey Blankets 81 50, now 81 90.
Grey Blankets s. 90, now 81 90.
Grey Blankets g so, now s. 90.
Grey blankets S 90, now s. so,
Red Ticket Sale.
z. n. McGlLIIN { Co.

Frank s. DAVIDSON, the very popular
humorist and vocalist, will give oneof his
charming entertainments, entitled
"Smiles, y at Zane Street n. Z. church to-
night.
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You Ind better 20 early to DO sure OF a
seat at Zane Street tonight: FrankdfaNs
scrowd. Doors open at7;SQ.
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KEY to Harry English grammar fol
sale by Stanton 4 Davenport. Price one
dollar and twenty-five cents.