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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-11
ANorlIEn 1NoMnAsE SHOWN
By the Weekly Report of secretary Wise I
the Western Nall Association.

By the Weekly Report OF secretary Wise to
the Western Nall Association.
Following Is the weekly report oil, Mr..
George Wise, Secretary Of the Western
Nail Association, TO tho members Of
that association concerning the state Of
affairs In those mills which are operating
machines at the manufacturer seventeen
cent scale;
OFFICE OF WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION, |
WHEELING, W. VA, March 10, 1885. !
GENTLEaEN:-The following mills have
reported:
Western Nail Company.-March s..
Have 100 machines running, including 20
self.ieeders. Heating furnaces and nail
plate train working.
Beliont Iron Works.-March o. Have
ll5 machines running, including II self
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
rolls on double turn.
Belmont Nail Co.-AlarCh 10. Have 1l3
machines, heating furnaces and rolls run.
ming.
Norton Iron Works.-MNch $. Have
ITO machines, heating furnaces and rolls In
operation.
Laughlin Nail Co.-March 10. Have
% machines running, including 80 self.
feeders. Heating furnaces and rolls rum
ming,
Calumet Iron and Steel Company
March 10. Have Is machines, heating fur
naCes and nail plate rolls running.
Kelly Nail and Iron Co.--MarCh 8. Have
70 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
March 10. Have ~ machines, heating fur.
naces and rolls running,
Riverside Iron Works.-MarCh 10. Have
10 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Terre Haute Iron and Nail Company
March 8. Have 40 machines, heating fur.
naces and rolls running.
Jefferson Iron Works.-March 10. Have
Al machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running,
La Belle Iron Works.-March 10. Have
81 machines running.
Benwood Iron Works.-MarCh 10. Have
machines running
The above shows 074 machines In oper.
alton at manufacturers scale, an increase
Of 20 compared with last report.
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE WISE, Secretary.
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ABUUr rEOpLE.
strangers in tho Clay and wheeling Folk
Abroad,

strangers in tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs, @. n. Healy returned yesterday
from Cleveland.
w, H. Hearne, Esq, left yesterday on q
business trip to Nashville, Tenn. He will
be gone all week,
Miss Amelia Wolfe, OF Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting friends here Tor the past
month, has returned home.
Mr.. II, N. Hills, Of Gambler, Ohio, a
member Of the Board Of Directors oil the
college there, 10 at the Stamm House.
Judge jackson and Clerk Moore, OF the
United States Court, went home yesterr,,
day, the court having adjourned until
Monday.
Mr.. Thomas B. McGrail, OF Kansas City,
Is in the city visiting relatives. He lett
here about six years ago. MIR. McGrail
was formerly connected with the trm OF
O. Oglebay x Sons.
Sheriff R. NJ. Moore, Of Jefferson coan'
ty, was registered at the STAN House yes
terday, having come up from MoundsviIle,
where lle placed prisoner from his Coun'
ty in the penitentiary.
Mr.. h, w. Banner returned from New
York yesterday, where he has been for
the past week selecting a number OF very
fine pianos. This Is the second invoice oil
instruments Mr.. Banner has received this
apaRnn
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Anew hank at PhilIppl.

Secretary Of State Walker has Issued a
certificate Of incorporation to "The Ty:
CARTS Valley Bank,"a corporation formed
for the purpose Of doing o banking bust.
ness Of discount aud deposit, the principal
office OF which Is to be at Philippi, Bar
bour county. Tho charter expires on the
% day Of April, 1905. For the purpose Of
forming such corporation $50, 900 has been
subscribed and $1,000 paid in, with the
privilege Of increasing TO $4,000 in all.
The capital stock Is divided into shares Of
500 each, and are held as follows: Thos.
Il, Davis and George WhitescRrver, Of
Grafton, 40 shares each Francis NJ. Dur
bin, same place, 20 shares; Charles NJ.
Bishop, Kfngwood, 40 shares; ]. O. Nc
Graw, +. Humans, VIM. G, Brown, Of
Grafton, 90 shares each; James w. Parks,
j. Il. Heatherly, L. o. Elliott, George W.
Gall, Jr,, Philippi, 20 shares each Joseph
N. b. Grim, same place, 90 shares; James
L. Hall, Philippi, and j. W. Hamilton,
Grafton, 10 shares each.
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A Kauawha Hermit.

The Kanawha Gasclic says that within a
stones throw Of the historic Kanawha
Falls Is cave underneath cliff, q few
feet above the waters edge. Under one
end OF this cavity a small room has been
made by boarding up the outside, and in
this room, two parts, the back and the
roof, Of solid stone, and the other side and
the floor Of rough plank, lives Uncle Frank
Payne, an old COlored man, whose head Is
whitened by the frosts Of some sixty win
ters. Uncle Frank came from FluVianna
county, Virginia, and,was once theipropsr-
ty Of Col. Richard j. MCGruder, but since
the war he .drifted around the country
working at various things, and some years
ago settled down TO spend the rest Of bis
now short liio as a hermit, and supplying
the wants OF his body by the fish which he
catches and through the kindness Of his
neighbors. When the sun shines Uncle
Frank sits basking in the rays, surrounded
by his cats and chickens, with his pipe in
his mouth, and looking at the white
waters as they hurl themselves oil the rock
edge and break into foam, and the silvery
mists that veil the angry tide. The eter-
nal roar Of the waters will probably be his
requiem, and some kind neighbor will do
well to carve on his tomb Of everlasting
stone, where ignorance Is bliss It's folly
10 be WISE"
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BRlDGEPORT.
The New: LOCkup-COnoWay at Columbus
Minor Notes.

The New LOckUp-C0nOWay at Columbus
Minor Note.
John Hill leaves to-day for Chicago.
William Hnnlon is smiling over the ad
vent Of a new ten-pound son.
The County Commissioners were IL
town yesterday on their return from
Cleveland.
Oliver Williams, who has been absen
for month, has returned from an extend
ed visit in the West.
The Color.bliud examiner car on thu
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road, wa
to have arrived last night,
There will DO q lecture at Lancastel
Chapel this evening by T. w, Emerson
subject, "Unwritten History"
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander and wife lef
for Parkersburg yesterday, where they
will spend few days visiting friends.
The Valley Sunday School Is in -four
ishing condition. This school Is conducted
under the auspices Of the Kirkwood NJ. E
Church.
The petition in circulation Tor sigma
lures asking for the erection OF q new
building, in which will be located the
lookup and new city offices, has been
signed by the requisite number Of citizens
Mrs. Francis Neugart celebrated hel
thirty.ninth birthday Tuesday evening,
A great many friends were present, III.
Guiding some from Wheeling, who brought
with them many seryiceable and hand
some presents.
silas Conway, who languishes in the
Ohio Penitentiary, wrote letter to q
friend here the other day, in which be
conveyed his regards 10 all, mentioning
especially Marshal Joe McConnaughy,
whom he attempted to kill, and for which
attempt he was convicted and sent up.
Sllas Is employed in the bolt department
ofthe establishment. .
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A son OF Thomas Wheeler, aged about
seventeen years, Of Gross Creek district,
this county was taken sick with malig.
nant fever on Friday last and died on
Monday.
Charles Melvin, formerly OF this place,
and member OF the Fourth w. Va. Oaval.
~ died at Columbus, o. on Monday. His
remains were brought here on Tuesday
and Inferred in Brooke Cemetery on Wed.
nesday.
Dick Scott, colored, was arrested here on
Tuesday upon d telegram from CadiE, o..
charging him with larceny. The City
Marshal OF Cadiz arrived here at 8 4. II.
and had a talk with the prisoner, who
decided to 20 to Cadiz without q requisi-
ton. Later he changed his mind and
concluded To await reputation.
The members OF Pierpoint Post No. o,
q. A. Il. are as proud as boy with his
first boots. They have lust received a
post gun from the manufacturer, Comrade
]. B. Hutchinson, Of Allegheny, Pa. II
Is fac smile Of q regular field piece. It
Is thirty inches long, one and half inch
bore, nickel plated and handsomely
mounted. The gun Is partly composed Of
cannon balls from .Braddock's Field and
Gettysburg. Many citizens visited the
post room on Tuesday night 10 see the
gun. They all say that 1t Is a beauty.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

Aud thus protect Jour wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
OF Wheeling, affords reliable Life Ilsllr.
anco at rates within reach Of small In
comes. Tho average cost Inst year IN tile
Ohio Valley MAS less than tnat Of any
other Life Insurance Company or Society
In the country. The Ohio Valley has In
eight years paid over 2OU, 900 Dollars to
widows and orphans Of deceased men-
Bers. Tho year 1885, Notwithstanding
the hard times, was the most prosperous
year Of It's history.
Medical Examinations made at Tie
Office free Of charge. For further lnfOr.
matlOn enquire at the Office, second floor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1891
Market street.
GEN. /. II. DUvAL, Pres.
W. q. IlANDLAN, Sec.
T. II. LOGAN, Treas.
I. u. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,
Medical Director.
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The Nntnrnl an Dom panr.

The work Of fitting up the Office Of tho
Natural Gas Company Of West Virginia,
on Twelfth street, was commenced yester.
day. President Bachelor and Secretary
Buchanan left for their homes at Pitts.
burgh last evening after a talk with Mr..
Davis, the engineer who is making the sur.
yeys for the pipe line. Mr. Davis arrived
yesterday, having Just completed prelin.
mary rough survey Of the line from Tria.
delphia. The right o., way through the
TfiadelphiR corporation has been secured.
Tho route down Caldwells run is shorter
than the North Wheeling line, and work
will therefore be commenced Oh the form.
or first, In order 10 have one line laid
through as soon as practicable.
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BRLLAIRE.
The kids strike spreadipg-VariOus HEM
Of News and GoaSip,

The Kids strike Spreading Various Items
Of News and Goalip.
The schools will have q vacation from
March 26 to April 4.
H. H. Free Is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. Sheldon, who will leave To-
day for Chicago,
Maud Turnbull got the doll at the Cath.
Ollie bazaar. This contest melted almost
$500 to the church.
An effort is being made to have the
grocers close at o'clock. Many Of them
have always been willing to close early,
but it Ia hard to get all Of them to agree TO
this,
The Democratic primaries will be held
Saturday, March 20, and the convention
will bs held on the following Monday,
Just two days after the Republican conyen'
ton.
There are to be two members Of the
School Board chosen at the approaching
election, and nominations are to be made.
CounCilmen also have to be nominated in
each ward,
George Criswell has announced his
name as candidate for Mayor, subject to
the Democratic conventions will but Nc
GranaShan's friends think their man Is
sure Of no opposition in the convention.
The strikingboys at the Goblet Works
had about concluded TO 60 to work on
Wednesday morning, when 1t was learned
that the boys at the 4Etna glass works
would strike too, and then all thoughts Of
surrender were ended. Both are now
out,
The Knights Of Labor night at the
Bazaar closed the series, and the affair
ended with midnight Tuesday, on account
OF Lent, The total sum realized will not
be known till the close Of the contest
among the hose companies for the silver
trumpet, but it runs up into the thousands
Of dollars.
There was slight explosion Of gas at
Crystal window glass furnace yesterday,
similar both in cause and effect TO the ex-
plosion that sometimes takes place In o
stove filled with fresh alaCk coal, The
iron doors on the stack were closed, but
not fastened, and the damper On top was
down, when the smoke and gas acCumu-
lated in the stack, and by some means the
asme reached It sufficient to cause an ex-
plosion that blew off the doors and sent
the flame shooting out, but no damage
was done except that boy, George Our.
rams, was burned some about the face and
head. The Crystal will set pots to-day
and resume operations as soon as possible
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Services will be held In the Cathedra,
during Lent as iollowsi Mass daily al 4
O'clock and 8 o'clock A. NJ. Instruction
leyotons on Wednesday at 1850 II, M
glatinns Of the cross Friday at 1880 r. NJ
RI. Rev. Bishop Kain will lecture at 0 p
N. every Sunday during Lent; subject
"ScietCe aud Revelation"
The usual regulations for the observance
OF lent BY the Catholics Of this diocese
were Issued yesterday by Rev. Father Nc
EIllpoIt, Chancellor, by direction Of Dish
nm Rain.
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North End RINK AtttacllonI.

The management Of the North End rink
will celebrate the first anniversary Of The
opening Of the rink tonight by giving q
skating carnival. There will be In add.
ton an amateur race for o prize, aud
Lille Rust and Susie Barclay, the wonder.
full child skaters, will give an exhibition
Of fancy skating. There will also DO a
Mother Hubbard party. A very pleasant
time Ia anticipated.
Tomorrow evening Butkett and shep.
hard skate a race for the championship Of
the Ohio Valley Al this rink. They will
start on opposite sides oil the surface.
Race, mile heats, best 2 In ..
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Asn1.a,l ~ B,RNmy,

Some gossip Is accustomed on THE South
side by 4 prosecution alleged to be pend.
ing against q well.known woman Of the
Fifth ward for blgamy. This woman re-
Gently obtained q divorce from man Bhe
married some years ago, baSing her april.
cation on tho groundsbi deseriiOn. The
publication Of the divorce decree, II i5
stated, has led to the discovery that year
ago, before the divorce was applied for, the
woman was married 10 another man, Her
iate husband has secured information 10
thia effect, and probably the evidence
viii Be submitted 10 the next grand jury,
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a short time ago Mr.. II. Fuller and hia
two sons came to Wheeling from Wash
ington, b. O., moving into a house on
High street, The oldest son was In deli.
cate health, and recently consumption Set
In, and he died on Sunday. The funeral
took place yesterday; the family being
destitute, the expenses Of burial were par.
TALLY borne by the county, the residue be.
ing raised by q collection taken up al the
Y, NJ, o, A. rooms Tuesday night after Dr..
Logan's Practical Talk TO Young Men. f"
A committee Of Mt. Fuller's neighboru
called there and George Peters made
known the family's need. The response
was prompt and liberal.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Pedestrian ConteSt-TnS Mills Resume.
Building Projects, etc.

Pedestrian ContOSt-Chb Mills Resume
building Projects, etc.
Yesterday was pay day at the Benwoot
furnace.
Miss Lottie Hoop is the guest OF the
family OF |. X. McCue,
Mr.. Andrew Hebrank, the Wheeling
jeweler, was in town yesterday.
Isaac Wagner, the grocer, is confined
to the house with serious case Of rheu'
matism.
S. Fenstermaker, a representative OF q
Dayton, Ohio, insurance company, was in
town yesterday adjusting some losses sus'
tained at the recent fire.
VS.. Dllworth Is visiting in Chattanooga
Tenn, and Birmingham, Ala, looking
after his stove works interest.
Marshal Joe MCOonnaughy, Of Bridge.
port wasintown yesterday adjusting some
business as administrator Of an estate.
The pOstolllce appointment is becoming
matter OF some interest. Among the
aspirants, Dr.. j. NJ. BlaCkford seems to be
iayorite with the patrons.
With a variety Of tickets in the field, 1t
behooves Republicans, II they desire To
achieve success to watch their interests,
particularly as regards the election oil
Council.
Work has been commenced on the new
building to be erected on Hanover street,
adjoining the Hanover Hotel. When
completed the house will be used as q
shoe store.
The appearance OF smoke at IEtnayille
was hailed with satisfaction by good
many residents in this town yesterday, as
1t indicated the strike had been settled
and the mills were to resume.
Revival services will be continued at
the Presbyterian Church, where they have
been nightly In progress for the past four
weeks. Special services will be held In
the audience room this evening.
The Buckeye, Elson and Union glass
factories suspended operations yesterday
afternoon in order 10 give their employees
an opportunity to attend the funeral OF
John Fox, which took place from his resi-
denCs in North Wheeling.
The erection Of the water works, the
buAulub VI bAo A6W SLoN6lhuu " Ilktbs
burgh depot and other enterprises in con.
temptation for the coming summer, will
afford considerable work and put a large
amount Of money in circulation.
Ut. Hanes returned from Pittsburgh
yesterday with the papers guaranteeing
the sale Of the water works bonds. a
special meeting Of Council was called last
night for the purpose Of confirming the
sale. Council referred the question Of the
legality Of the loan to the Solicitor.
A citizens convention for the nomina.
ton Of municipal ticket was held last
night, and the following nominations
made: Mayor, Daniel Clark; Marshal,
William Burns; Solicitor, ]. O. Gray ;
Treasurer, 7. j. Irwin; Water Works
Trustees, John seitS, William Liphardt
and John WEIGH; Street Commissioner,
David Vennum.
A pedestrian contest will commence at
Lafayette hall Saturday, March 10, Of noon,
and continue twelve hours. The follow.
ing contestants have entered: Charles
Allen, William Henry, Pat. Corners and
Jacob Reed, Of Wheeling Easter Brandt,
Harry CrosSley, Louis Hastings and Jacob
Bippa. OF Martins Ferry, and Thomas
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The R.uavlllo strike.

While the statement made yesterday
morning that the strike OF lsboring hands
at the 4EtnR and Standard mills, over the
river, was amiCably adjusted on Tuesday
night, was substantially correct, and the
mills fired up yesterday preparatory to
resuming work this morning, there re-
main some little matters to be settled,
and the workmen will resume their places
this morning subject to the action Of the
conference for the purpose OF arbltrating
the points still in dispute. A committee
OF the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
sembly were over at .Etnaville yesterday,
and 1t was discovered that several points
OF some importance had been overlooked
in the settlement, while some Of the
points in the agreement were reached un-
der a misunderstanding, The arbitration
committee ordered the men to resume
work, subject to the outcome Of second
conference. BY the agreement already
made, however, the majority OF the strik-
ing men receive an advance OF 10 cents
per day, 80 that in. the future the lowest
wages paid will be 81 %, instead otSl 10.
Some classes OF workmen were granted q
larger advance than they demanded, one
class Of labor, heretofore paid at the rate
OF 81 So day, being putt to 81 10. The
average increase OF wages is about 10
cents per day,
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Coon & Co. sell dry gooda the cheapest

EDWARD L. Rose 4 Go. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s. NJ. 90. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line Of
HoweS and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to sec the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other PAGE.
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paitimofs 4 OHIO,

Until further notice a special train uon.
sisting Of Baggage car, coaches and sleeper
will leave Wheellngon' Tuesdays, Wedhes'
days and Saturdays only at 1855 r. A., city
time, and will be run as frat section Of
No. D, arriving at Chicago at S!b5 the next
morning. without CHANGE.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
Ceiyed. An elegant and complete line Of
Snitlngs, Pantalc0Rlngs anu OvercOnt.
ings, which We will make up In tho best
style and Ut low prices.
1921 4 1923 Market Street.
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Acute rheumatism Is an Inflammation
Of the joints, marked by pain, heat and
redness. With these symptoms apply
Salvation Oil, the great pain cure, at once.
Price % cents a bottle.
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By taking the l.4T r. N. tClty time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland at OPS p.
", and Chicago at0,B0 the following morn.
Ing, Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, iof all points west,
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WAsniNaroN, D. O., NLarch11.-lA.M--
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, SOUTH
erly winds and fair weather.
For Lower Lake Region, warmer, south.
erly Winds and fair weather, followed on
lakes Michigan andSuperior by lightfalns
or snow and colder westerly Winds,
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB W. GRUB,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
ThOrmumotor Record

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnepf'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: I
a. NJ, 30'j l2 NJ, $751; 8 Pm, 5'j ar. M,
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If YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented BY dyspepsia, use ACkef's Dys.
pepsia Tablets, They are positive cure
Tor dyspepsia, indigestion, flatulenCy and
constipation, We Nguataitee them, Is
and 80 cents, at Losan& Co.'s and CHARLES
Menkemellef'g,
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NorHiNe tries the patience oil man
more than to listen TO d hacking cough,
which he knows could easily be cured
with Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup,
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"MR. JonN Brown, are you going to
move2' mo, sir. II l did, / would get
Henry o. ShallCross' large wagon" Pc.
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Why the letter p like uncls's, fat wife
going up hill2 1t makes ant pant (sunt),
and cooling of too soon produces Cougha
and colds. Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen will Cure her.
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Another I'm allll 10 slnrt.

The following dispatch, received last
evening by President Wief, Of the United
Nailera, Heaters and Rollers Association
Of America, caused no little rejoicing
among the members Of the Association
and their friends;
Mills, ONO, March 10 1885.
John K. Hief, Bsllaire, Ohio,
The Falcon Nail Works Starts to.mor-
row on the Mingo compromise scale.
g, w, KALuiTZRR, ID
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A GRAND skating carnival 10 To DO given
by "lhG Elite" al the Alhambra rink to-
night Good music,
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A GRAND skating carnival 10 to he given
by 1.-THE Elite" at the Alhambra rink 10.
night, Good music.
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'MR. JOHN BROWN, are you going 10
nove7o mo, sir. II ! did, 1 would get
Henry o. shallcross' large wagon" z. o.
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TRUNkS. BAronRis.
scliwRRTFEaEH'S, TAG MAIN srREEr,
MANUFACTURER. CHEAPEST,