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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-20
BIDS FOR PRINTING.
ODDS WILL RE RECEIVED

ID by the County Commissioners, at
the County Clerks Office up TO Monday,
June 2sth, for doing the County Print
ing, for one year, from July Isl, 1856, TO
July LIST. 1887, said printing 10 consist OF
the Treasurer's and Audit, RS Report,
List OF Reg stored Voters; Election
Proclamation and Notices. and all 9th
or printing necessary TO he published in
a newspaper an paid for by Ormshy
County. together with Il bound copy OF
he iilc> OF the PAPER in which said
printing j. done.
BY order OF The Board
sfCounty Commissioner,
NJ. u. HATCH, clerk.
carson, June7th, 1856
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-20

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-20
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PEOPLE wanting Ice will leave their
ofuert a. Doc. Benton's Livery Stable.
Ice delivered TO any part of the city.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-20

You can buy the latest styles,
silk scarfs for 25cts each at A. Berg
mans.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-20
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-20
Every little while some

Every little while some in
quisitive newspaper writer wants to
know about the missing 900
from the San Francisco Sub Treas
ury, but all the present and past
officials Of that institution are
dumb as oysters, although a
month or so ago they talked
glibly.
Convict labor has been wipe d
out in California. Let Nevada
profit by this example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
TOO MUCH OF A DRUG,
JULIUS EREMDEn DIES SUDDENLY
From an Overdose OF IOdlds of Potassium.
brave suspicion that the Young SiAu,
Who wAI a Graduate In Pharmacy
aud Insane, Committed suicide.

Julius Fremder died very suddenly yes
terday afternoon ut the home OF his father,
Edward Fremder, No. 2222 Market street,
The circumstance surrounding the death
are somewhat peculiarand lead some to be-
lieve that it was case OF suicide, The
deceased was between y and 80 years OF
age, and had beeR an inmate OF the State
Insane Asylum at Weston. He was
always 0i 4 sullen, morose nature, but
never violent tOwardB any one but his par
ents. About two years ago he made so many
ihreata to take the life Of his father,
u quiet, respectable German OF the Fifth
ward, whose business is that OF painter
aud glaZier in small way, and whom
Julius had been assisting that the old
gentleman was compelled to apply to
Squire SGhuliIs for protection. aud that
official after holding u lunsCy inquest
committed Juliusto Weston. Last summer
julius came home for y short visit and last
Saturday week he came home Tor another
visit, His stay at Weston appeared to
have improved his mind considerably, but
his general health was not good.
The deceased had u smaLtering knoWl-
edge OF pharmacy. He haa diploma is-
sued in 1873. Last Saturday evening he
sent his father to j, i. Reeds drug store
Tor some iolidv Of potassium, The clerk
gave hin 80 grains, and instructed hun
to put it in u certain quantity OF water,
and adminiBtOr in snail doses once i'll so
often. Later on the old gentleman called
at the store again and mes again instruct
ed how 10 use the drug. Yesterday alter
noon shortly before ! o'clock DR., I. o.
Edwards was sent tOr by the family, On
arriving al the house he found Julius
in collapsed condition, aud the old
gentleman said that Lis con had shortly
after dinner taken all Of the drug proCur.
ed the night before, DR.. Edwards sent
out Tor prescription, but by the time it
arrived, the young man had died. Coroner
Sshultls was sent Tor, but did not think it
necessary, atler making numerous inquir'
les, which brought on. the facts given
above, TO hold a formal iuQueBt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

On Thursday forenoon at 10 o'clock the
great amateur pedestrian contest will CON.
mence At the Capitol rink, and last until
Saturday night. All the arrangements
promise q most interesting contest. Forty
percent OF the gross receipts will be
divided among the four winners, 90 that
those entered will oil have sufficient In.
duCement 10 stay on the track, Edward
Olatof ls manager Of track and z. j, Gavin
manager Of the contest, The entries 90
far are as iollowsi Patrick Oonnets, Of
Wheelingj Easter Brandt, Of Martins
Ferry; j, O.'Barnes, Of Wheeling; Charles
Allen, Of Wheeling Jacob Reed, Of
Wheeling; D. I. Mayors. Of MoundBvlliei
Charles sChullS, Of Wheeling; WIN. Gal.
lAkher, Of Bsllaife l.. Hastings, Of Mar.
Tins Ferry; b. +. Davis, Of Wheeling, ".
Stephens, Of Wheeling, and Luke Klnsey,
the Colored champion Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
A FRATERN VISIT
~ rnE onIo VALLEY AssEMn1Y
To the Jefferson County Trade, and Labor
Assembly at stsubsnvIlls Yesterday
aud JOlnt Meeting at th.t Place FrOm
Which AIAsy ARE Turned Away.

The Ohio Valley Trades aud Labor AS
sembly OF this city and vicinity yesterday
paid visit to the Jefferson county, Ohio,
Assembly, at steubsnville, going up on a
special train on the PeWiky road. About
100 men went from Wheeling and vicln-
ity, and large crowds were waiting at
Wellsburg and Lazearyille to take the
train, but owing to some unfortunate mis-
understanding the train did not stop, Ar
rived at SteubenviIIe, joint public meet
ing OF the two assemblies was held in Gar
rett's hall, and though this hall has seat
ing capacity Of about 1000, it was soon
filled to Overlooking, and many people
who desired to be present were turned
away, unable to get into the hall.
The meeting was called to order at .
o'clock p. N. by Charles S. MCConnRug.
hey, OF Steubenyille, who named Thomas
q. Irwin, Of Martins Ferry, US President,
Mr.. Irwin made a lew preliminary re-
marks and named the following additional
Vice.Pres!dents, @. S. McOonnaughey,
OF S!eubenville; Charles B4ltasll, OF Bel
laire; James Branegan, OF Steubenyille;
Michael j. Finley, oil Wheeling; William
Dean, Of SteubalYills.
Secretaries, A. w, Beach, cf Steubsn-
vile, and K. Robertson, Of Wheeling,
The President introduced Mr.. John
Ehmaun, Secretary Of the Ohio Valley
Trades md Labor Assembly, who spoke
topics and paid his respects to the steu'
benville GGIstls, now being boyCotted by
the S.eubenyille assembly,
Hon. j. IL. Burt, Of this city, he sec
oud and las: speaker, made a fine address,
which was heartily applRuled,
The Wheeling delegation returned to
the city last evening, much pleased with
their excursion and meeting, but inclined
to kick on the failure Of the train to live
up to the understanding they had with
the officials Of the road.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

Thisevening Dave BelasCo's famous spec.
tscular melodrama, "The strAnglefs Of
Paris, the story Of a Fathers Love and
Devotion" will open week 'sengagemOnt
at Charley Shay's Academy Of Music
under the management OF Mr.. j. |. Col.
Inns. The play abounds in thrilling tab.
leaux andintensely emOtionaltOsnes, The
story, briefly told, Ia that Jagon, an ex-
convict who had been in the galleys for
dErangllng, and who has led rowing life
in all countries, becomes notary's clerk,
and learns that captain who has Just 70.
covered large fortune will come to the
office with the cash. He succeeds In en-.
tering the house OF the captain and stran-
gles him in his sleep. The murder Is
charged against an innocent man aud his
wife, the Arst Of whom Is condemned.
The circumstances which lead to tue dis
Covery OF the real assassin are highly
dramatic, and admirably woven for the
contamination OF the denouement. A
peculiar feature Of the GssasSn's character
ishis all.absorbing love for his daughter,
for whose sake all his crimes are commit.
ted. He maintains her In luxury, with.
out disclosing his name, his occupation
or his crimes. He does this 80 eHoctually
that when he Is arrested for the murder
his loved child reads OF hiS arrest and
Commsnts upon his atroCity, without a
thought that her own father was the Aend.
The scenery is excellent, introducing,
among other things, o full rigged ship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
nrho Tinted vouus.n

Reserved seats will be placed on sale at
Banners music store this morning for tho
performance Of "Aphrodite, Still in the
Ring" at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing. The prices have been placed at a
popular figure, and as funny thing as
this Is said TO be ought 10 pack the house.
The piece kept PitRburghers roaring with
laughter last week. APhrodite, or Venus,
serves as a centre about which ia grouped
the most ineilable Comicalities. These are
ably interpreted by the comedian, Harry
Brown, and his well selected support.
The latter includes Jennie Weathefaby,
Gussie De Forrest, Sidney Smith and other
capable and popular people. "Aphrodite
Still in the Ring" Ia warranted to present
neurological fables In an utterly new light
and to test the laughing capacities OF every
member Of the audience. The music Is
aud well fitted to the character
Of the comedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
At the rlrnL llnnIlat rhutnh.

List evening the large auditorium Of
the First baptist Church was filed to over.
flowing. The ordinance Of baptism was
administered 10 two persons by the pastor
at the beginning Of the service, after
which Rev. w. L, Powell, OF Parkefsbnrg,
who has been assisting the pastor, Rev.
g. NJ. Shot, In a series Of special revival
meetings during the past few weeks de.
livGred q very instructive and interesting
sermon, taking for hia text Proverbs |, "a.
20. The reverend gentleman received the
closest attention from his hearers during
the entire discourse. The meetings are
still In progress unusual interest Is being
manifested, aud much is expected to be
accomplished during the present week,
Services will be held every evening dur.
Ing the week, Saturday excepted, at 7.a0
O'Clock. Just pefior 10 the benedicion
the congregation paespd aropnd the front
aud amid singing by the congregation
babe Mr.. Powell goodbye with the good
wisheB Of the church In hls work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
ARla DOSE nr fo1soN
Taken By Martins FstFy Man. Other
ItsInA from there.


VIM. Nelson, the party who attempted
suicide between seven and eight o'clock
Saturday evening, was still living last
night. The circumstances attending his
rash act are as follows: Some time dur
ing Saturday evening Nelson called at
Ong's drug store and obtained six drschms
OF Cnlorotorw, which is equal to an ounce
in ayoirdupois weight, and going to Cot
trell's store, and presenting it, labeled
poison he remar ked that lie proposed
to drink the contents Of the bottle. Being
persuaded while there not to do such q
thing, he left, but when outside the door
he carried out his intention. Thinking
the quantity would not have the desired
effect, the would-be suicide returned to
the same store to Teplenish the bottle, and
Just about the time the clerk refused his
order he iell and Strengthened out as II
dying. Drs. 0ng and Heryey, happening
to be in the store at the time, applied such
remedies as no doubt savedhis life but he
was not able to leave the store until two
o'clock Sunday morning, Nelson is a
painter by trade, a hard drinking man,
and does not provide for his family IS he
should. He il about 80 years OF sga aud
has a wife and FIVE children, who receive
more sympathy than himself,
MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS,
The origin OF the recent fire is still
mystery.
Mrs. Meyers, of Ulark's addition, is dan
gerously i'll.
Mrs. Benjamin Sayis, who resilea in the
Orchard addition, Is very i'll,
John Hanes and wife, OF Glenn's Run,
are the guests Of William Mann.
Samuel X. Werlich, OF Washington,
Pa, was the guest Of his brother, DR.. |,
Werlich, Saturday,
Business was good among merchants
Saturday. One says it was the best day
no has had for elk months.
The lima mill will have twenty-nine
puddlers and two scrap furnaces on to.
day, and will run full time.
Mrs. Rainey, a milliner, leaves for
Council Bluls III a few days 10 Join her
husband, who iS located there.
Rev, Mr.. Dorphen, Of the German
Lutheran Church, delivered the funeral
sermon Of Charles l.. Meyers, who was
buried last Friday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
ED Mann VAMOOsEs
After doing to AuRnps 10 .TNStlTy Against
Rev. i. q. Armstrong,

After UOIUE to AtlRhps 10 .TNStiIy Against
Kev.J. q. Armstrong.
The fact has already b0en stated that
L T. Mann, formerly business manager Of
the Eeuiag Jowa1lhere, now OF tho Gin.
cipnati Post, was tho leading witness
against Rev j. q, Armstrong, aIso a for
mer Wheeling man, in the church trial
nov in progress in Atlanta, Ga. A special
telegram from Atlanta under date Of last
Friday gives the following entertainingGc,
count OF u turn OF Affairs which will
greatly surprise those who know Mann;
When the name Of Il Il. Mann, editor
of the Cincinnati Pot, was called in the
trial Of DR.. Armstrong he failed 10 re.
spond. An slldavit, however, sworn to and
signed by him in Cincinnati, was present.
ed. This action created decided sanaa-
ton, Rs Mann has come oil the way from
Cincinnati to testify. Ills absence, there
fore, raised All inquiry. " was given out
that he had left the city and that he would
not appear as witness ut the trial.
A reporter called at tho Kmball and
asked the clerk II Mr.. l.. II. Mann was in
his room.
mo-" said the clerk; "Mr. Mann has
not bsen about the hotel to-day. A num-
Der OF people have called to bee him. but
he was not to be found. lily impression
Is that he was not here last night"
"When did he pay bis billY'
"He did not pay itatall. 1t was paid
for him."
"Who paid it2'
"hlr. Walter q, Charlton,"
"When?"
'Efhis afternoon ~
81 hear thai Mr.. Manns room this
morning appeared "a though 1t was not
occupied last night. That IL, the bed was
not tumbIed up, things thrown around
carelaualy, etc.
swell. about that | can't say. don't
know OF any one about the house that
could tell whether the room wac occupied
or not, except the Clamber.mGid who
cleaned 1t up, and she Is not on duty
now"
Considerable interest was foltin the city
by those interested In the trial as to why
Mr., Mann should have 30 unCeremonious.
ly left the city. II was said by come that
come things were known concerning him
which would be charged TO him II he re.
NAMED here. 1t was furthermore stated
that it could bs proved that lle has borne
two names. This wac admitted by others,
who said that he had explained II
thoroughly and satisfactorily.
A letter was to-day received from Mr..
Mann saying that q telegram called him
home 10 his sick wife. Manager Stephens,
Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, testified tina! no such message had
been received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

"stabAt Mater" md Concert thIs Evening.
The Opera House will contain large
and fashionable audience this evening 10
hear the popular concert and iStdbdi Mater
10 bs given under the direction Of Sig. i.
lAuria, assisted by his pupils and the re.
Gently formed 0ratoto Society. The pro.
granme for tho first or concert part Ii RS
iollows:
Dallad-"Good Night, FAREWELL" Kuc.
ken, Mr.. VIM. Mccoy. Recitation and
Aria = "D'Ambr Sull ALI" (Trovatore)
Verdi, Miss Flora Williams. Rondo
"Russs"-De BsriOt, Mr.. II. SChookey.
Ballad - Goodbye" ToBti, Mrs. Fred
Norton. ReCitatlye and romansa-"Loulta
Miller" Verdi, Mr.. II. v. Arkle. ReCita.
live and Robert 10 Diable," Meyer.
beer, Miss Ella Lewis "a Fathers Love-
-tLurline) Wallace, Mr.. Thomas Carson.
RsCitalive and afia--"Sonambula," Bel.
lini, Nine. d'Autia. Spirito Gentel-
"IIavorlta," DOnizstti, Mr.. Vim. Day.
Reserved seats, OF which there arc a
lew left, can DO secured al Baumet'g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
LADIES wanting the latest thing out in
French satteenS should call at
GRo. Il. TAYLoR's.


u Cali Tor Convention 10 pittsburgh,
The ministry and elderhip Of the Pres.
byterian Church In Western Pennsyl.
VAnta, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia
have been called to meet in convention
on February let, "a and Sd, In the First
Church Of Pittsburgh, for consultation and
prayer, with a view TO seeking the out
pouring OF Gods spirit In widespread
and powerful revival Of religion in all the
churches. The opening sermon will be
preached on Monday evening by tho Rev.
Charles s. Poneroy, D. D., Of Cleveland,
y. Addresses will be delivered upon the
following subjects, interspersed with de-
votional services, during tho sessions Of
the convention: "The relation between a
revived ministry and a revived church"
by Rev. W. NJ. Taylor; present hin.
ORANGES 10 revival OF religion" by Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, y. d. "Iistori6al and
Scriptural relation between humiliation
and prayer, and a revival Of religion" by
Rev. T. II. Robinson, y. d. "Grounds Of
encouragement leading Us to expect a re-.
ylval in religion" by Rev. L. 7. Uoyan,
D. D. "Are we ready for a revival OF re-
lgion," by Rev. A. Donaldson, D. d.;
1.-THE best means Of promoting a revival, !"
by Rev. =. w. Miller, d. D., and Bev. j.
D. Moreheal. The pastoral letter to the
churches will DO prepared by Rev. ]. !.
BfoWnBon, ID. D.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
snbmIssion 10 AnLhorIty.

At st. Matthews p. Z. church yesterday
morning the Rector, ReY r. \ SwOpe,
preached an interesting sermon from the
words Of the first verHe Of the thirteenth
chapter Of Romans! "Let every soul be
subject unto the higher powers. For
there Is no power but Of God the powers
that DO arc ordained Of Cod. The theme
vas the duty all men owe to society and to
God to give their loyal allegiance to the
constituted authorities Of any government
under which they live. Tho text,
he said, inCulCated the les.
con OF respect for rulers. In this
day certain class Of journals find ALMOST
their sole occupation In CariCature and
abuse Of the powers that he. This, Mr..
Swope held, had q bad influence, spread.
ing contempt for those In authority. The
Car Of Russia and Presidents Lincoln and
Garfield werp RpsagsiRa.ed, not because
they were personally offensive 10 their
asssssing, but because they were the head
Of the State; they were slain not as indi.
viduHls, but rs representatives Of govern.
ment. The duty Of loyalty 10 the ruling
powers Is one OF the highest Christian
duties, Tor government s ordained Of God,
and without II society could not exist.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
BIGGEST RINK SHOW YET,
The Il. r. BArnulu and Mason ARstodoni,
Aggregation,

The l.. r. BArnnIu and Mason MRstodOniC
Aggregation.
This evening the greatest rink attraC-
ton ever seen in America, II the verdict
Of the press where 1t has been seen Is to
have any weight, will open at the Chap.
line Street Rink an engagement OF three
nights and Wednesday matinee. Messrs,
En!ler & Rose are fortunate in securing
this combination, In any department Of
the show business the connection OF p, I,
Barnums name with an enterprise is a
guarantee Of merit. Mr.. Mason, Mr., Bar.
NUNS partner in this enterprise, is The
manager OF the great showman's famous
higrink. The COmpanygivesaperiorman
consisting OF ten distinct acts, and though
everything moves with the regularity OF
CloCEwork and the systematic precision
Of g great circus, the entertainment lasts
over an hour. 1t consists OF bicycle and
unicyclo riding, ball balancing, trick and
fancy skating and an artistic musical per.
tormanoe on rare instruments. Mr.. Bar.
NUNS object was to bring together in
one company tue best specialists in all
lines, and he has organized a combination
which reflects new credit on his splendid
reputation as manager and deyiser oil
alnusementa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
l.. II. ALnRtenT,
Superintendent Of Carriers.

Our readers are cautioned about buying
medicines which are not endorsed BY
some we'll known druggist, Logan 4 Co.
and Charles Menkemeler have made q
thorough study oi Hood diseases, and
after O careful investigation, and many
practical tests, positively assert that ACk.
et'B Blood Elixir will cure all blood dis.
orders, Kidding the system Of lie impufi.
ties, and leaving II strong, vigorous and
healthy, They warrant IL ills certain
cure for skin diseases. TrHsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
AThseitrE tilri ttobbed,

Saturday evenings Pittsburgh Chroni.
cle Telegraph says! Uaroliue. Fraser, In nice.
looking girl, claiming ~ DO from Wheel.
Ing, W. Va, appeared at the ThltiiOtll
ward station house lastnight and asked for
lodging, She stated that she Camo from
Wheeling In search Of some friends named
Wilson, who lived on Pike street Pitts.
bnfRh, and that she wAB directed 10 The
South Side. While crossing the Smith.
field street bridge, her poCketbook contain.
Ing 81 was stolen lftom her, leaving her
destitute, She was sent 10 Plus street,
South Side, in charge Of an officer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

pURtSa a serious run Of whoopiug
cough Al saltwater, N. ", tho physiCianl
found that ACker's Ehgllsll Remedy was a
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely.
Logan Il Co., and CHARLES Menkemellef
say that in oil their experience they never
knew any medicine 70 equal II, They
guarantee II 10 cure all Coughs especially
chronic CaseS), Group, Asthma aud Con.
TTHsaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

The Columbus Journal, Of u recent issue
says; "The stockholders Of tho Ohio and
Kanawha Railroad Company met and
elected +, w. Huntington, s. Uhutchhill,
II. d, Tutnoy, a. NJ. MCCrAcSeA and
q. o. Hunter as Directors, who organized
by eleCtlng o. o. Hunter President and
II. u. Tufney Secretary and Treasurer.
This company is organized to take the
title to the portion Of the Ohio Central
Railroad river divlslOn) extending from
Corning 10 the bridge al Point Pleasant,
recently purChased by committee for the
under iOfeClogufe.N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01
ABOUT PEOpLB.
strangers in tho CITY aud WhssllnE FOlh
AlIFOad,

strangers In tho Olty aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mics Lille Fitch, Of Bellaire, Is Waiting
Miss Morrison, Of North Wheeling.
Mr.. Frank Orr, formerly Of this city, but
now Of Pittsburgh, spent yesterday with
his father here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bayey entertain.
cd n company.last evening at their home
In honor OF Miss Mcdonald, Of Wheeling,
West Virginia.-Oisdn, NJ u, Herald.
Mr.. A. G. Slower, who has been with
j. Harrington & Co., for some time, leaves
to-day for st. Paul, Mimi, where he has
secured a position with a large carpet
housg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-01

EpwARp L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s. nj, Go, and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a fall line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall 10 see The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.