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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
"NornfNo LIKE 1EArnrn."
The ranpgtles of wIiccllnE-Tllelr charac.
ter nnd Capacity.

The TnnnCtleA Of WLCclinE-Tilelr Charac'
ter and Capacity.
As long ago as 1910 Mr.. John G. Hoffman,
Or, entered into the business Of manutaS,
turing leather, and to-day he Is tho senior
mumbar Of a firm Of Wheeling leather
manufacturers whose tAnnery rivals many
Of the most extensive concerns Of is char.
acser In the largest cities Of the country.
Berger 4 Hoffman commenced business
on tho Island In 1910 with ten watts. BY
1859 their business had 90 increased that
tho number OF watts had grown TO ~, Tho
dood Of 1852 demolished their buildings,
nut they rebuilt and again entered on a
prosperous career, MI. HoIman,s ptaC.
tical knowledge Of dressing and tanning
hides, pulling wool and The Ike, RyAilOd
the firm great deal,
In 1857 the present large bulldlngs 90.
Cup,ed by ]. q. Holman 4 Son, owners
Of The Centre Wheeling Tannety, and To-
Gated on the corner Of Water and Fwanty.
third streets, were erected, These
buildings arc substantial and we'll
arranged, built Of brick, and %.
Cupy an area Of ground l09 feet by
1879, An equal space is covered BY The
bark yards, ETC., The whO,C premisee ex.
tending The fall length Of the square from
Water 10 Main street, The firm 10 come
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WheolIng NIoro than nom. llor own.

Bulsiia Of the Iron aud Stee! AIIOclniiOa.
Philadelphia Is usually referred to as a
leading iron centre, and SO 1t Is II It's i'm.
mediate surroundings be considered, but
It does not itaelf produce much iron OF
steel. Ita iron and steel iudpstrieG have
made no heSdway whatever In the last
fifteen years. Nor docs Cincinnati make
any progress as an iron centre. 1t is not
so prominent in this respect as 1t was IN
the palmy days Of the Hanging Rock re.
gion. 1t is COnsplCunusly lacking in sin.
gle steel plant Of any description what.
ever. Upon tho other hand, Pitts,
bursh aud Chicago arc making
rapid progress in producing iron
and steel, and to-day they arc. the
great iron and steel cities Of tho country.
Cleveland and Wheeling more than hold
their own as producers Of iron and steel,
and San Francisco ia also making steady
progress; but Milwaukee, Detroit, 81
Louis, Bogton and Baltimore are not 60
nCtlye as they have been, while Buffalo,
once active, has almost ceased to be regard
ed as an iron CITY. This list embraces all
OF our laIe cities which have been prOmi-
nent In The manufacture Of iron or steel
New York Oity mover attained any prom.
inenCe in this direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

Tho aggregate production oil wine In the
immediate vicinity Of Wheeling cannot be
definitely stated. There are several large
producetB, however, whose combined man'
TItICture reaches several thousand gallons
OF these Rev. Father P. Kreusch has ex.
tensivo vineyards on Wheeling hill Theo.
dore SChreibOr operates In connection with
his green houses on the north end OF the
Island, where he las large cellars; Frank
Walters, two miles east, makes famous
brand OF red wine from Virginia Seeding
grapes, besides catawba; SChuehle, Kehrer
K %. make their wine at Martins Ferry,
hut have IN Office on Water street, L.
wilhelm, at 2ll3 Main street, y. Hart
mann, on Dogss' run, and George busch,
1869 Market, arc tho other operators.
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extensive tanneries and the glue factory,
offers unusual advantages for the manu-
iaCture Of fertilizers. The otfal Of the
slaughter houses, the tannsfies and glue
factory are cold to parties at distance for
use In making fertilizers, Much material
equally rich annually goes to waste for
want OF a market, While fertilizer
works Is not q diaigabln sort Of neigbbor
there are numerous sites Tor tho location
of such concern where It would not be
offensive. Tho ash from the city garbage
Crematory will add materially to the
material tor such prodvCt.
An immense supply OF cement clay Of
the most valuable character can be found
in the Wheeling bills which Is not now
utilized. A cement works OF Bsllairs Ia .
profitable enterprise and one here would
doubtless prove equally 90.
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BEER, ALE AND WINE.
wuEELINe's FIVE BRrwERTEs
Aud their Annual Product-ThG Grape Grow
Ing and Wine Pressing IR'luStrIss-Bot'
Ting Extensive aud Modern Estab'
BIIsments Of Steady Growth,

Not the ,lessL productive Of Wheeling's
manufactures, by any means, is the brew
ing Of beer aud sic. This industry is one
OF the oldest In the city, but never until
recent years did the breweries assume the
vast proportions they now bear. With
the growth Of the country they have ex-
tsuded their trade and increased their
capacity until now their are few cities
which pc ssessG as extensive establishments.
Few cities Of Whseling'a population can
show en- annual production Of 27s,OOO
barrels Of beer and ale, yetthis city'spro'
duct in the yesr ending June 80 last was
a NEW hat In excess OF these figures.
The trade ofthege establishments, three
which manufacture beer and two ale, ex,,
tends in all directions for hundred
miles, aud reaches much territory more
naturally covered by the breWeTies oil
larger Cities, even entering into comps-
tilion with some famous beers az their
own homes and meeting with considerable
success, The high and even quality oil
Wheeling beer is admitted everywhere,
and the beverage is popular, never losing
ia hold whereit has once been intro
duced and fairly tried, The good quality
Of the Wheeling beer Ia established by
The succega with which 1t holds the home
market. lis purity can be VouChed for
Nv anybody who hgs ever inspected the
piocess Of its manufacture in the brew
cries. 1t Il made Of hops and barley,
and none Of the authorizations which
cheaper the manufacture are employed.
Tie locality lisa favored one for brew
ing, Ne surrounding hills furnishing the
exlsusly cellars and caves NECESSARY ioI
the proper preparation and storage oil
In Vino considerable busin IS Is also
done, the surrounding billsgr0wing grapes
as Iucious pnd plentiful 10 those OF France
or Italy, Tho native wines are popular
from their known purity: Thousands Of
gallons are produced yearly, and the homt
Consum ptionis not equal TO tho product
Much oi the yield Of the local vineyards
is annually kold in ether Giles.
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Exchange hank,

piping mills and factories and private
houses, made such g demand for laborers
that the town could not supply the requi.
bite number. and scores Of workers had to
be imported from Pittsburgh and across
tho river.
These works arc stiil in progress, in
many parts Of town, and the demand for
labor, skilled and unsklled, promises 10
remain brisk throughout the season and
for several successive seasons.
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TIE MANuFAcTURE OF MATCnEs.
A New Industry which Promises Large lie.
sulty hero.

TIE MANUFACTURED MAICllES'
a New Industry which Promises Large lie.
suits hero.
The manufacture OF matches is an indus
try which until lately has been pretty
closely confined to certain localities, aud
by a combination Of the more extensive
concerns rendered q gigantic monopoly.
Changes in the character Of tho matches
demanded by the public, the chsapRess
with which they can be imported, the
greatly improved machinery Tor manuiac.
turing them rapidly and on large scale,
tho ADVANCES in chemical science and
other instFumeutslities have, however,
rather "busted tho combination" md re.
Gently the STANDARD Match Company"
was formed here 10 enter into the protuC'
ton Of matches on o large scale. A por.
ton OF the buildings formerly occupied by
the Superior Moving Machine WOrks, on
Third and Water streets, admirably adapt
ed for the purpose, was secured, and
they are about ready to put their
goods on the market. The manu-.
fRCture OF matches is necessarily sur.
rounded With some Safeguards and at
tended with some degree Of mystery, bpt
from the character OF the business men
connected with the Standard Match Com.
pany 1t is safe TO predict that their works
will become Sn Important addition to the
industries OF the Nail City.
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to be OF great value to the manufacturers
VI iron and steel, Most Of these lists arr
new ieatnr's Of the directory. There are
enumerated 81 wire-rod aud wire mills, 81
wire.nail works, So car works, 70 Caraxle
works, los CAr.wheel works, % locomotive
works, % wrought-iron pipe works, and
81 Cast-irOn pipe works.
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Splendid das Plants,

Mr.. Frank Wilcox Chief Engineer o.
the Philadelphia Company, Pittsburgh
came down 10 see what Wheeling has been
doing in a natural gas way.
~ am prepared to cay this" remarked
Mr.. Wilcox, "you have splendid natural
gas plants-all that money can buy, and
the way that your people lake hold shows
that they intend to put 1t to the beat use
OF course you will have now industrial es.
Establishments added to the great concerns
you already have. But you don't begin
10 realzs what natural gas will do for you"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
A CARD.

10 all who arc suffering from the ctton and In.
dl,crellobi Of youth, nervous weakness early DO.
cay, loss Of mihhOOd, 10 | will Sind recipe that
will cure you. FREE or CHARGE This erch,
tenCdI was discovered BY missionary In soulh
America send s0liaddrned envelope 10 Tho
REy, losI!A 4, iSAAN, station D, New York CIV,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

President Finn, Of the Wheeling Ma.
tural gas company, saId; wheeling now
oilers 10 manufacturers greater induce
mepts than Pittsburgh or any other place
with anything like tue sSme shipping ia.
Cilities, Wheeling has the room TO grow,
and her future Ia assured, We believed
enough in Wheeling to put a great deal
Of money here, and we are not uneasy
aboutit.n
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TIE LABOR MARKET.
Plenty of Work for Willing Hands to Ii
FOtind Here,

Found Here.
With the number OF extensive manutac.
turing concerns giving labor to their
thousands Of hands, the railroads, with
their shops, their train hands and labor.
ers, steamboats, with their demands for
"roustabouts" and other workers, street
paving and other public works, there Is at
all times plenty Of work at fair wages for
those who really wish To earn bread by
the sweat Of their brows.
Recently the stimulus given to the local
labor market by the laying oil natural gas
pipes, the incidental work Of repaving,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
Sic Loft Something.

Boston 7rdn'erlpt
Fosg has said the msanest thing any
man ever was capable Of saying. When
Mrs. F. left him alone in the house the
other evening she remafked; "You won't
be lonely, my dear" NO" he replied
~ Shan a miss you at all the parrot, you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14

ments made for the event there Is no Teas.
on to fear IL at Wheeling's reputation will
be iDiuEiously Affected. The city can care
for a number OF strangera equal to- her
own population.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-14
THE sCHMULDACI DREwRnY
And Other Manufacturers of Ale, Beer mud
Porter.

Porter.
AT ita brewery at the east end Of Thirty.
third street the echmulbach Brewing
Company Henry schmulbach. President;
W. +. Faauacht, Secretary produced in
the year ending June 80, 1886, 1ls,60S
barrels Of lager beer. The Compsny's
busineps has grown 60 that 1t contem-
mates an early enlargement Of Its Capa.
city. Its beer is popular on account OF Its
purity and even quality, and has It's vota.
lies who pronounce 1t the best beer made.
The company has q large bottling house
adjoining itB brewery. 1t makes special
brand Of beer called "export" for bottling,
which has greater strength than the ordt.
nary lager. A fine and extensive malt
house In another part Of town aud
branches at Steubenville and elsewhere
increase its trade facilities greatly.
This company is o stakeholder In the
Manufacturer Gas Company, and was
the second concern In the city TO have the
new fuel in It's various departments. The
results are emiRently satisfactory. A
brewery ia oneoi the establishment which
derive The most beneficial results from the
gas, the cduable temperature 1t enables
them 10 maintain being = great desid-
eratum.
NJ. Bazar last year made 1850 barrels
OF ale, beer and porter; Kilian kress 2,l21
barrels, and A. +. Smith 2,Ol9 barrels,
Mr.. Smiths product Is largely cream ale,
which supplies fine local trade.
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steel works was 81, with So converters, and
I new plants in course Of erection. These
lgurss Indicate y great gtride Ia this i'm
portsnt ipduGtry IN the last two years.
This increase has been chiefly in the cree
ton Of small plants 10 make nail plate for
steel nails and billets for machinery steel,
wire rods, wire, and miscellaneous pur.
poser. Only two works which may roll steel
rails IS part Of their product have been
undertaken since September, 1854, and
these are not yet in operation. The annual
ingot capacity OF the completed and un-
finished Bessemor works inpreaqed from
g,4lO,Ol0 net tons in 1854 TO 100000 tons
In 1885, This increase will attract atten-
ton. IT is the result partly Of the erection
oil new plants but chiefly Of the improved
practice and increased machinery Of the
old works. All Of the Bessemer plants
erected in the last two years or now 10
course Of erection are Of the standard Bes.
semer pattern. No basic plant has ever
been ereeted In this sountry, and VIC know
OF none that 10 now pronOsed.
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TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals for furnishing material for
building the SubstFuGturo for Martins Ferry,
Ohio, Water Works Pumping Station, Cudoned
proposals Tor material VIII be received at the office
Ferry, Ohio, until O'Clock p, m, local time; Of
Tuesday the twenty'hnt day Of September, 1856,
The + gineeIS estimate OF material required,
and BY which the bids will be compared, sas fol
$50 cubic yards Of dressed stone.
gCO cubic yards Of undressed stone,
40,u00 lbs Of wrought Iron beamg
.0O, 900 lbs best American Hydraulic cement,
Tn ~ quantities are 10 be considered rs only Gp'
pFoximate, The Trustees therefore reserve the
right p IncFease or diminish the stated amounts Of
material,
Tue stone to DO hard, sound sand stone, equal to
those found In the quarries aGIaceut TO martins
Ferry, Ohio,
TRe dressed stone to have top and b,ttom beds
aud enas dressed true aud parallel, and on the
AceA o. each stone TO have the four edges pitched
70 straight lnes The stone 70 be not les, than u
iuehes nor more than y inches thick, and to DO
not less then fec long and 10 have width at
least equal 10 their thickness,
lhe lndrtEed or hubble 10 DO at least 10 inches
III K, and each stone to have not less than six
super hcial feet Of bed
The wrought iron beams to be is inches deep
and to weigh 10 pound, per lineal loot, and 70 be
OF the following numbers aud length;
lS-ll feet three inches long,
V-9l feet long,
3-ll feet Inches long,
=, the cement TO eeOi the best brands Of American
Al u the above named material to DO delivered
at The Pumping Station III Martins Ferry, Ohio,
between the asst day OF September, 1856, and the
hEt day q NOYombeT, 1885, In quantities ~ the
progress OF erecting The v Ork will reQui 0 It,
Tho person - whom the contracts may DO award.
ed Will DO required to attend NJ the office Ot,lhG
Trustees snd execute contract within Aye days OF
inc award, The contracting parties will DO re-:
qulrtd 10 give acceptable bond loan amount equal
70 value OF material
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per snnum, the supply being drawn prin.
cipaly from the forests Of this State, The
facilities for securing the raw mRteriala
arc good, aud the shipping advantages oil
the Shouse unsurpassed anywhere, the
tsnnery being located on both the Balti
more K Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad
systems, on the river bauk, and Just oppo.
site tho river terminus Of the o., L Il W.
In addition to this leading taaaery the
Horkheimer Bros. are engaged In the tam
ming Of shoep skin; 8. Horkheiner x
Sons manufacture sheepskln morocco on
a large sCale George Lobensteln and John
Vockler hGvs tspneries Of good capacity
on the South Side, aud Louis Roth carries
on the business at Fulton.
The facilities offered by this locality for
the manufacture Of leather Of all grades
aud varieties are as good as those enjoyed
by other branches Of industry, ami the
business promises to assume larger propoE-
tons.
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The erection OF Clapp.dittlths steel
plants has made remarkable progras
since 1884 When the Directory for that
year was published there was but one In
the country; now there are completed
works and 2 In course OF erection, the
whole number to embrace lg converters.
The ANNUAL ingot capacity Of these = works
10 to be 100000 nei tons; in 1884 the Gin.
gle plant then in existence was credited
with an annual capacity Of only 5000 tons
The Olapp.Grifiiths steel made In this
country Is largely used for nail plate and
wire RODS, but It is also used for mauy
other purposes for which lion has been
used.
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good, Arphie,' said iba drl teaderly,
while her voice sank TO whisper, land
| have set my heart on II, too | want you
to jump of the Brooklyn Bridge"
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The existence in the hill5aropud Wheel:
ing OF an inCxhaustible ABUNDANCE Of
Limestone Of all the varying shades Of COM
position. together With tho refuse from the
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opEN.nEARrn srERL.

In September, 1884, there were 35 com.
pleted open.hesrth steel works in the
United States, and 4 new wofks In course
Of erection. In August, 1883, there were
42 completed works aud I In course oil
erection. The open.hearth works In 1884,
completed aud building, embraced NJ fur.
naCes. In 1884, the ingot capacity per
annum Of the works then comblOted aud
building was estimated by the manuiac.
turets at $50, 900 net tons, and In 1880 II
was similarly estimated Rt 100000 tons.
Our open.hegrth aleel industry 10 now
naniieBting much more activity than for.
merly, aid we LOOK ior It to make steady
progress from year 10 year.
Our Bessemer steel industry and Our
opsn.hearth steel industry, contrary 10
the general opinion, are now located In
many States, each In II States, or together
In IA different States. The Clapp.Gfliliths
process, which ia arst cousin TO the Besao-
mer process, Is also located In many Geo.
tlons Of the country, being found to-day
In three States,
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WHAT SOME PITTsBURoHERs SAY.
They Have Notion That wheeling Is a
Grent and Craving Town.

They Have "a Notion That Wheeling Is
Great aud Growing Town.
Capt. Ohas. W. Bachelor, President OF
the Natural Gas Company OF West Viz
glnia, said to a reporter OF the ISTELLI-
oRHCRR:
N tell you natural gas Ia the best, the
cheapest, the Cleanest and the safest fuel
that has ever been discovered. That 1t Ia
the best fuel, the increased quantity and
improved quality Of the output oil iron
and steel where It Is used as fuel DEM
onstIates, That it is the cheapest, every
body knows who knows anything about
1t, II you doubt that 1t 10 the cleRnest,
Just come up to Pittsburgh and compare
the place now with what 1t used to be /;
and that 1t is the safest, the insurance men
in Pittsburgh, where the requisite expert.
enCe has been enjoyed to Judge OF it, say
the risk by fire Ia much reduced. There
are none Of those old defective hues which
used to cause fires frequently.
"With natural gas you say, good bye
smoke and SCOT; good bye to the advant-
ages Others have had In fuel over your
manufacturers, and good bye to q great
extent to labor troubles, for mechanics
and Others who do the work In the mills
are intelligent people, aud will take ad-
vantage Of this good fuel and 20 where 1t
Is. Men will come from where there Is no
gas, to your mills, and solicit work, And
manufacturers will be looking over
Wheeling for sites, Of which you have
still many eligible ones,"
Everything to Attract Manufacturers,
Mr.. NJ. GuGy, who Is closely identified
with natural gas development, said (;
Natural gas puts Wheeling on an equality
with Pittsburgh, and since Wheeling h as
room for more great industrial establish
ments and Pittsburgh has not, Wheeling
Is ahead in opportunities for growth, You
can't realize yet what natural gas Is to be
to you, You have q solid foundation to
build on, and II your people are wise they
will not wait for outsldera to come In. But
you will see them come, and you will see
your city grow, You needn't be afraid oil
any other place, because you have every
thing to attract manufacturers"
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Our cruCible Cast.blGSl industry 10 scarce.
ly holding lie avn 10 THO. struggle with
steel made by cheaper and more modern
methods. Az the date Of publication Of
our Directory In 1884 tho country con.
tanned II works, with 1884 Bteel.lnelting
pots, and Oh annual capacity Of 10000
net tons Of ingOts, In August, 1885, we
had 40 works, with S,B0l sleel.mslting
pots, and IN annual capacity Of no..
600 tons oil ingolg, Opsn.hearlh steel
10 the leading rival Of orlClbls steel. Many
Of our ctuClblB steel manufactures are
adding opfhshearLh furnaces to heir cru.
chile plants. For locomotive boilers and
ffe.boxeB, locomotive and car bptlngBI
aud agricultural machinery tue use ol
open.heAtth DL0Ol . rapidly growing bat
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FOR SALE.

Avery desirable manufacturing site on tho north
side Of Nineteenth street Lot. Nos. %, 30 81, 81
w aud SO OF no u fronting $50 ipetOn Nineteenth
streets Is valued at s8 90 front foot
East half q lot No. % Eighteenth street. eau
DO bought 700
house. can he bought ior...".""".........,.. 200
No, a Twenty.lhird htrcet, rooms aud I'm.
Ished ~ ."'.:''..".'.'''.........,.., 900
no. " Nineteenih Street.''...".".".,.,"..". ~ 70
No. 10 Sixteenth 400
No. 23Ol Mai stree 1900
NO, o. 1wentytGcond street, ground o. feet
suae 80. .;i'.'.'..:....':' '''''''' .'''''',.. O
10 2 2,G nhSnlIne fttect.''.'''''...'... $50
No. HI1 Market Aut "n....., $500
No. ~pClllOeh SlFegt....,.. ....,....,... l,GO0
No 1881 solf btft 500
No 81 Market # 400
No. H0k Market slreel.........."". l, 400
NO. 22lO Market 5000
corner lot, nOr.htaN cOrhCr Of Main aud
Twenty sixth stree 4. with n y 'OOuitl b'ick
house on trout aud ru1ned brick hOuseOn
alley. one.half OF the lot Is unimptOvedi
Business EOuic No iIS Main strpet...,,,,,, WV
BuHlnesS House aud Dwelling No. 2iOi, and
Business llOne @. 2lO3 Main street rs.
sCssed value Is 81 900, can be bought iOr... 800
No 2lIl Main str ct and house on alley, can
eD0usnt ,'',..,....., 22Og
No. rs Maryland ....,... 5000
n Acres, Elm Grove 100
We Acres EdglnBt0n lane,.,,,.......""...... $3.50
400 Aero Fam near Board Tree Station, on i. 4
o, Railroad, can be bought At $40 per acre
$50 Aero Farm, valued Ut SIS per aCrot will OK.
change for city property
A General Merchandise Store at Barton, O /. 4
W. Railroad, Belmont county, Ohio, good trade
and loo ton No. |. This Is q hnO opening for a
good businets man.
" Acre Farm eight miles tom Proctor Station,
on Ohio River RillEaad IL Valued at SO per acre.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector, and Notary Public,
sell OhlOe, No, iAl2 Market street.