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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. William Woodward, OF Wheeling,
Alabama, a former well known resident Of
this city, is here on visit.
Mr.. A. L. Rice, Of New York, is in the
city looking after matters connected with
the Wheeling house OF which he is the
head.
Messrs. W. P. Hubbard, Daniel Lamb
aud J. Dallas Ewing, prominent attorneys
OF this city, were at Parkersburg Tuesday
on professional business.
Mr.sRobert Pratt, formerly Of this city,
now engaged as designer in an extensive
wall paper establishment in the East, Is
visiting relatives in the city. I.
Miss Carrie Bailey, of Hollidaysburg,
Pa, who has been the guest OF Mrs. W. A.
Iset, on north Main street, for some
time, left yesterday for Columbus, Ohio,
on visit 10 her slater.
Miss Ella D. Cochran, formerly popu-
lar young lady Of this city, daughter Of
Judge K H. Cochran. now Of Toledo, was
married September 20 to Mr.. Leayitt King
Merrill. Miss Cochran's many Wheeling
friends will shower upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill their heartiest good wishes.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial Ga
:ttle has the following items about Wheel
ingites: Hon. Thayer Melvin, Of Wheel
ing, is guest at the Hotel Anderson.
William leighton, Jr., well known glass
manufacturer, is registered at the Monon-
gahela House. Misses Mary Dickey and
Annie Clark, of Wheeling, were passen-
gers on the fast line to Philadelphia last
night. Mr.. George A. Lauglin, Secretary
otthe Junction Iron aud Nail Company at
Mirgo, O., with his bride, are registered
at the Monongahela House. DR.. Reed Nice.
Baird, OF Wheeling, and brideare alsoguests
of the hotel. Colonel A. ]. Sweeney, Of
Wheeling, one OF the best known boat.
bnildels in the country, Capt. T. @. Swee-
ney, OF New Orleans, a well known river
man, and Captain John NJ. Sweeney, Of
Wheeling, are stopping at the Monenga-
hela House. They are here TO attend the
Davis Island dam opening.
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A NEW planning MILL
For this City and New Railroad Company
Chartered.

For thta City and New Railroad Company
Chartered.
Secretary OF State Walker has Issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the Wheel.
ing Planning Mil and Lumber Company,
formed for the purpose Of operating plan
ing mills, manufacturing and dealing in
every description Of dry and green lumber,
contracting for and constructing buildings.
etc, the principal Office of which is TO be
in this city. The charter expires on the
10Th day Of September, 1885. For the pur.
pose OF forming said corporation $3.50
have been subscribed, and $25 paid in,
with the privilege Of increasing the same
to $i00, 900 in all. The capital ID divided
into shares discs, and is held as follows:
]. D. MCFadden, 6. A. Beall, Phil.
Schleser, Frank Booth, George L. Muhn,
David Davis, John G. Roche, W. B. Lukins,
N. W. Pogue and J. W. Jones, all OF
Wheeling, one share each.
The Secretary OF Stata has also Issued q
certificate to the Lens Greek & Coal River
railroad company, formed for the purpose
OF building q railroad from the mouth Of
Lens creek, In Kanawha county, up said
creek TO Q point at or near the mouth Of
Bull creek or Coal river, In Boone county.
The charter Is perpetual. The capital
stock is $4,000, divided into shares OF
500 each, aud is held as follows:
J. W. Humbird, Cumberland, Nd, $50
shares, Walter l.. Ashby, R. ]. Ashby,
W. l.. Chiffon and II. j. 0'Bien, OF
Charleston, w. Va, 10 shares each,
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OF the statistics of all the departments
Of the Census Bureau none is more yalua,
BILE and interesting than that which col.
!ects the data Of the pFeas OF our country.
There 10 no better way to judge OF the
success and prosperity OF any section oil
country than to examine the neWsnapers
published in that seCtion--ap thay are sue
Cessful and prosperous, 80 IL the codntry
and neighh6rhnod in which they circulate.
As the reports OF the Census Bureau are
issued but once in ten years, it can be
readily seen that il we were obliged to de.
pend on them alone, We would lose much
valuable information and time, and would
only receive our information after IL had
been rendered almost useless by itS age,
Thanks to private enterprise and capital,
however, we are able TO keep ourselves
posted from year. TO year on the data OF
tho pteas throughout the country. OF
these private enterprises none is more re-.
lied upon or Of more value than that OF
EDWIN ALDEN 4 BRQ. q Amtrican Newspaper
Catalogue which Is published each year BY
thatpashing firm Of Advertising Agents.
According to this catalogue iIst pub.
llshed there are in the United States and
the British PFoVlHcea a total OF l0,lO5
newspapers and periodicals, Of which l5,-
sDS are published in the United States and
1877 in the British Provinces. They are
divided as follows:
Dailles, l ALI serai,weSkiies, 1888; Tri-
Weeklies, a. Weeklies, II, 1857; Sundays,
A29; Somi-Monthlies, 1856; Monthlies,
SOLO, Bi.Monthlies, 40; Quarterlies, III.
This is very handsomely bound book
Of some 900 pages. Sent prepaid on re-
ceipt Of 81 40. Address Edwin Alden &
Aro,, New York and Cincinnati, o.
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B. & 0. R. R. OFFICIALS
TO ARRIVE IN rus CITY TODAY
oaa Tour of Observation-Disclosures" OF the
Trip tho Party Is Making over Rii the
Company Lines and Brauehs', and
tho GontlSmsn who Compose 1t.

A large party OF tho leading officials Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company,
with several prominent citizens Of Bslti.
more, are at present engaged in making a
tour OF the country for the purpose Of in.
specting the different divisions and
branches of the compauy's road. The
party will arrive in this city at llo'Clock
this forenoon over the Wheeling {: Pitts
burgh division. Ex-U. S. Senator Henry G
Davis, ofthis State, President Of the West
Virginia Central & Pittsburgh accompa,
MES the party. The other gentlemen who
are making the tour are Robert Garrett,
Baltimore, president; Samuel Spencer,
first vice president; Thos. NJ. King,
second vice president; William F. Burns,
chairman OF Finance Committee; Bradford
Durham, general manager; ]. T. Pang.
born, assistant general passenger agent
George W. Dobbins, Decatur Miller, Frank
Brown, James Carey CoAle, Robt. Ober,
Samuel E. Atkinson, Jacob W. Hook, ].
Frank Supplee, directors; J. Q. Davis,
superintendent Of motive power; John
Bradshaw, superintendent Of cor s:rnction,
and ]. O. Randolph, chief engineer. Az
special guests there accompany the OF.
fcials, Mr., John Gill, President>ot the
Corn and Flour Exchange OF Baltimore
]. L. Hambeton, banker; Charles Weber
hane, member Of the firm OF Holdtgarter
& Co, OF New York, bankers; + K Bacon,
company's attorney in New York; J. |.
Roach, Of the Baltimore American; f. V.
Hermauge, Of the Baltimore NeTs, and A.
b. Crane, W. L, Guy, D. ]. Loden, F, l..
Griffith and VIM. Anderson, secretaries.
The party travels in five special parlor
cars. They were banqueted at Pittsburgh
Tuesday evening by the Duquesne Club,
Yesterday they went to Cleveland, return
ing last evening. They leave for this city
this morning. From Wheeling the party
will 80 to sandusky, O., returning to Chi
cage junction and proceeding directly to
Chicago. They will return TO Columbus
and by way Of the new Ohio Midland, go
to Cincinnati. From thence they will re-
turn to Baltimore by way Of PArkersburg,
arriving at home next Monday night.
They left Baltimore Tuesday morning.
General Superintendent David Lee and
a number Of his division officers arrived
in the city last evening, and will join the
party here.
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The managers Of the Western Penn
sylvania Agricultural Society will formally
open their new grounds ut Washington
Pa, on Friday with harvest.home picnic
that promises to be qaitea successful
affair. All the brass bands OF the county
have been invited to take part in the cele'
bration, and those from Washington
C!aysyiile, Morganza, Mt. Pleasant, Elders.
Vile aud Amity have already signiied
their intention OF being present. A mum
Der Of prominent speakers will make adj
dresses, A procession will form at the
Court house on tue morning OF the occa-
sion and move to the grounds, where the
exercises will take place.
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Mr.. Ed. Clator, the well known oars.
man, who now has charge OF the Airing.
ton restaurant, on Chapline street, south
OF Sixteenth, and Mr.. Will Foster, the
well known manager OF the Arlington
sample roams adjoining. last evening en-.
tertained the members OF the city press at
a pleasant little informal banquet, none
the less enjoyable for its informality,
The bill Of fare included seasonable deli.
cacies and substautials gotten up in the
style which has rendered this restaurant
Justly famous and popular. Messrs ClRtor
and Foster are assuming leading place as
caterers, and their guests last night were
not at a loss to explain their hold on the
public.
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The new lock boxes were put in the
postolfice yesterday. They are handsome
boxes with brass fronts and beveled plate
glass windows. The work Of putting the
boxes in was watched by interested
crowds. all day, and there was rush oil
peopleto exchange their old boxes for
new ones. The appearance OF the lobby
OF the office is decidedly improved, and
tho arrangement is in every respect better
than before. Postmaster Simpson ia In
luck TO an especial degree. Col. Sterling
viii turn over to his successor much
better establishment than Wheeling ever
had for postolIice before.
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THE BFFtCr OF T Is.
People slxs the Porter smith Gang up About
Right.

Right.
After the adjournment Of the First
Branch OF Council last night the public
was not long in learning Of the real state
OF the case. An unusual number OF intel
ligent men were in the large lobby, and
they realized the significance and the mo,
tives OF the al Caldwell half Of the branch.
Said a prominent representative working
man:
"Eyen II Porter Smiths Pittsburgh
charge against the Mayor were true,which
nobody now believes, he played the part
OF dirty 'blacksheep'in going around with
the Mayor and then giving him away. l
can't express my contempt for q man like
al Caldwell, who must be admitted to
have enough sense to know better than TO
defend ami champion a'man who has con-
victed himself Of many serious ottenses
against deCency. Why, Caldwell's face
wss white tonight when he got
up there and made an exhibition
OF himself. l couldn't help but
wonder il there was any length he would
not 90 to. The idea Of the Attorney Gen.
eral OF State descending to tricks that
would diagFaoe seventh grade ward poll.
tician 1tshows how blind some men be.
come under the influence OF petty Spite"
This expression voiced the views OF a
majority OF those who were in the First
Branch chamber, II is shorn OF some OF
its vigor Of language, but its sense is in.
font
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%aanted.

WANTED BY KESsiEGr0N AIT CO. IadIeS 10
HhH ~ work tor US It's easily learned, All
materials furnished: fair wages given; work mali.
ca postpaid For full particulars address KIN.
SING on Arr kooSs u f,Arl street bottom, Mas.
ny4 Dgth. Reu7.T7hAS
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MoRRoW-QuARnlRR.


Another Fashionable Wedding Mt the Second
Presbyterian Church.
The Second Presbyterian Church was
again filed with fashionable assemblage
yesterday afternoon. As on the previous
afternoon, the occasion was the marriage
OF two popular and well known people,
the contracting parties this time being Mr..
Il. Will Morrow and Miss Fannie L. Quar-.
rier. The hour set for the ceremony was
half-past two o'clock, and at that time the
work cf the ushers had been well done.
Both the bride and the groom possess
wide family connections, and these reia.
tives, together with the many outside
friends, formed the large crowd present by
invitation that filed nearly every seat.
The bridal party entered the church and
walked TO the head OF the center aisle in
the following order: Messrs. Cash Marsh
and E. B. Bow Q, of Beilaire, and Messrs.
Andrew Wilson and ]. Kelsey Hall, Of this
city, ushers, preceding the bride and
groom. The service was performed by
Rev. DR.. W. H. Cooke, pastor OF the
church. The wedding was generally de-
clared by the ladies' to be one OF the incest
seen in this city for long time. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow held
very pleasant impromptu reception in
the church parlers, after which they left
on the 3 so B. 4 o. train for the East via
Pittsburgh. The bride was dressed in a
very tasty, tailor.m&de travelling suit,
Mr.. Marrow is widely known by reason
Of having served 90 long as one OF the
clerks on tho old ST. Lawrence. At present
he ia engaged in the Baltimore K Ohio
office at Benwood. Heis very estimabIe,
clever gentleman. Miss Quarter is the
youngest child OF Mrs. Quarter, OF the
South Side. She is sister Of Hull Quar-
rier, ESQ. Her friends and admirers can
be Gaid to include everyone that ever had
the pleasure Of meeting her. She was tho
recipient of numerous HANDSOME aud
costly presents,
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A DEAD LOCK
In the First Brnnch-A Specimen of Con.
sIstency,

In the First BFnnch-A specimen or Con'
sIstency.
AS announced in yesterday mornings
paper, a special meeting Of the First
Branch OF Council was called Tuesday
night for last evening by Mayor Grub,
the object Of the meeting being to act on
the scandalous and false charges preferred
by Porter Smith, the incompetent and dis
graced head Of the police force OF this city,
against the Mayor, in the hopes Of stop.
ping the searching investigation that was
and is being made Of the conduct of the
Chief, which charges it will be remember
ed, the Second Branch referred to a
special committee Of members Of both
branches with full power to send for per.
sons and papers and to incur any neces-
sary expense in investigating them.
In accordance with the notices sent out,
the special meeting was held last evening.
It was called for 1880 o'clock, but long be-
fore that time the crowd commenced
gathering. It allied every spare inch in
the Branch's chamber, scarcely leaving
room for the members, and then over
flowed into the rooms occupied by the po-
lice department 1t was very quiet and
orderly assembly, made up OF citizens
from every walk OF life. a number Of
Second Branch members were present.
Every one appeared to be deeply interest.
ed, and what was carried on was whis-
pered, so fearful were the spectators that
they might miss word OF what might be
said.
At hali.past seven, Messrs. Dobbins,
List, McGregor and Hoffman were the
only members visible in the chamber.
Mayor Grub, cool and collected, sat at
the reporters table, playing with an
ordinance book and occasionally making
some light remark to the newspaper men
or recognizing q friend in the lobby.
Clerk Galligan was also present. A
quorum not being present word was sent
TO Officer Junking TO drum up enough
members to make one. At 7:40 o'clock
he informed Mayor Grub that quorum
was in the building, and the Mayor
stepping to the chair raped sharply for
order. There was On instant hush, hats
were taken of and every one In the large
crowd became attentive. Messrs. Bingell,
Comeriord and Halter madetheir way out
Of the lobby and Messrs. Caldwell, Far.
rell and Myles came out OF the Sergeant's
Office. Ten members answered to their
names when the roll was called.
IYvEsqteArroN ORDERED.
,,- DalI;., - - -. .,.L
MI. oa pTOUlns tho n.,n =" G ,h;eh WIN
tne feSuiiiS Vi 'ue nt'nu'eS' "N''n was
uT M. Mo,n.. ho, oo,,odMv Ntoc.o,o-. -
tns Ma!or 'aeh ca'.su at. MC1te w 70
e cna SnI t1iI ~ aaoot sa.I ven 1en
tle1en' a9e oUlecsEl tLvL .; ntee!InE ~ S1ateu
BY the cal Is 70 take action regarding an
.I o. charges preieTfeu oy fot.
. .s Sm'n nSSanss Iuy ;sms,.ia, asH tut
I = anG PT9mps 4nHeS1gS'ioh' AL
Xa the MAYOR concluded his manly ro.
marks there was ripple Of applause from
the lobby, which Nj. Mc0reRor checked
With Q sharp rap OF his gavel. The Mayor
to Clerk Darrah's room.
Clerk Galligan was directed 10 read the
charges, which he did with gusto.
I'm motion Of Mr.. Haller the Branch
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WARRINGTON, Oct. STA. M.--For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee light LEGAL
rains, followed by fair weather, variable
winds, shifting to northwesterly in the
Ohio Valley, slight changes in tempera-
ture, rising, preceded in the eastern por'
ton by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region local rainp,
followed by clearing weather, falling, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, variable winds,
shifting to northwest and southwest,
slight changes in temperature.
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GRIFFIN FoULRp By RITA

Wheeling, October 7, 1856.
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The lots OF Mr.. Lewis Baker, at Elm
Grove, not sold last week, will again be
offered for sale this afternoon at the front
door OF the Court House by Real Estate
A gent Halter for Mr.. Bakers agent, Mr..
James p. Gllchrist The lots are among
tho most desirable in the county, and will
be sold on unprecedented favorable terms,
as much time as ten years being offered on
deferred payments il desired. The bid,
ding will no doubt be spirited.
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The case OF Samuel Patterson's mex
friend vs.. the Wheeling Iron and Mai
Company, ownera Of the Top Mill, dam
age suit TO recover $4,000, was set fol
trial in the Circuit Court yesterday. Pat
terson is a boy, and his next friend is his
father. The boy some time ago had one
OF his arms horribly mangled in self
feeding nail machine at the Top mill fac.
tory; hence the suit. Mr.. John D. Pendls-
ton appeared as counsel for Patterson.
When the case was called the mills attor.
ney, Mr.. Hubbard, produced receipt for
S9T5in full satisfaction Of all claims, and
an order to dismiss the suit. Patterson
had disappeared in the meantime, and
Mr.. Pendleton was left sans case, Sans
client and sans fee.
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there concerning the filthy charges made
by Porter Smith against Grub. The
officers in Pittsburgh are rather rough on
Smith in their statements. They rather
regard his conduct Us reprehensible In
the extreme. Smith had better crawl out
from under while he can, or he nay find
himself SO completely crushed that he
can not get out.
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p1rrspuHan OPINIONS.
what the omciRiS nud the PreGs there Have
to Say.
HesirdGy'I Commercial! Gdse'te.

HtStCrfdyS Commercial Gd;aie.
John Frew, OF the Wheeling INTELLl.
aENpEB, was in the city yesterday in con.
sultation with Chief OF Police BlaCkmore
and several OF the city detectives relative
to charges made by Chief OF Police Smith,
OF Wheeling, against Mayor ]. w. Grub,
OF that city. Night before last Mr.. Smith
charged that Mayor GIubb had, while in
this city last July, visited houses Of pros
titution and had also been drunk. Mr..
Frew found that last July Mayor Grub,
Chief Smith and several members al the
Police Committee had come to Pittsburgh
to inspect station'hpuses and police meth
DDS. AT the instance Of Chief Smith, Mr.,
Blackmore himself, with several deteC-
tiyes accompanied the Wheeling party 10
several houses Of proatitation remaining
in each OF them only few minutes.
Chief plackmore, Mayor Fulton and
others OF the city, think Chief Smiths
conduct reprehensible In the extreme, It
may also be said that Mr.. Smith did not
strike the CITY officials as q man Of very
high police abilities or ia one eliRihly
qualified TO all the petition he occupies.
Mr.. Frew has evidence sufficient to show
the falsity Of MIR. Smiths charges.
iatfriays DipGtcb,
Major frew, Of the Wheeling INrEtIl.
lENcER, is in the city investigating the
charge OF drunkenness and immortality
preferred against Mayor Grubb, Of Wheel,
Ing, by the ghiei Of Police Of that CITY, at
q meeting OF Council on Monday night,
Major Frew was Closoted with Detective
Kelly in City Hall part Of yesterday alter.
Roos and last night, and learned enough
to convince bin that the charges were
without foundation.
Mayor Grub was in Pittsburgh in July,
and as IL the sustotl, the palios authorities
here showed him the CITY, Detective
Kelly ssys that his conduct all the time be
was here was that Of a gentleman and che
representative ottbe City oil Wheeling.
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@eneal alottecs.

JOHS REIN,
ANDREW J. wEIsGERprp
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A SOCIAL SESSION,
OF the ElhS In Honor of the Murphy-wolll
PlhaAnre PhrtY.

Pleasure Party.
Last evening Wheeling Lodge B. P. O.
Elks after regular lodge meeting held itt
first social session in the lodge rooms
In odd Fellows block, Mr.. W. ]. Potter,
OF the Murphy.Wells Pleasure Party
which Is at Charley Shay'a Academy this
week, and other members OF the party
to the enjoyment Of the occasion,
There were a number cf breaks in
the social talking that was carried on to
allow come member to deliver recitation
or say few words, all OF which was at.
tentively listened TO. 1t was a very en-
joyable occasion and every one appeared
10 he fully in ACCORD with the spirit
Of noelability that prevailed. The
usual fines were assessed on members and
these in no way detracted from the fun
but rather added to it. A banquet at the
brunswick terminated very pleasant and
memorable time.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They are imp0sters.
JACOB ". GECBD, JeWeler.

WE have now on exhibit cur Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlens, being q com,
plete line OF Suitings, Pantal0Onings ant
0yercOatingS, when we shall get up IL
ilrst.class style and ilt, and ut Lowest
prices. Also, a iull line OF Furnishing
"''4' "'"" " 6. HESS l. SONS.
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ADDRESSING CASE, a wardrobe. abureau, q
bedstead or wREh.stand, OF lStest style,
thoroughly made and fnishedi remember
this, aud when in need OF these articles
get them OF FREw 4 BERTsCHY,
I'LL Main street,
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfi
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday
IA. NJ, 43'; IL NJ, 5B'; 3P. NJ, 57';7P. NJ,
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dissolution alottces
nIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

Ire hrm OF Rehm e webgssber, doing sp,,....
at l7l5 jacob street, by mutual consent tl,,ns
partnership on the hHt day OF October NJ; W., ~
Johr R'h retiring. Tile busiaCa, win &C.. w
Gu as usual at The old .tAnd by Andrew + ,H N.Y.,
gerber. y "e'r
All parties having claims against tho ca, 4,
will present them to Andrew j. wclgcrtet ,pI IN ~
parties knowing 'hem'Clyes Indebted to nd AZ ~. :.
will peAse settle at cncs N'@
jobs REIN,
ocS ANDREW J. wEISGEpppn
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WaNEED-Young lAoics III city or county o
ploymenti no Instructions 70 buy; work can NJ
sehL oy mAil distance no objeCtion); 50 10 81 pef
week can % made. No cNnyGs'ing, particular
t ~, " nmple Of work mailed for four cents ID
~ sSueN flea9e adde's, HOHE MANUFACTURING
Vo'' Boston, Mas 20, Box 1915, SCpSTTSSiS