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SONS OP VETERANS ENCAMPMRNT.
The Meeting at Grafton Next wcek-A Re.
commentator for Colonel.

The Meeting ut Grafton Next wcek-A Re.
commentator for Colonel.
The Encampment OF the West Vir-
ginia Division OF Sons of Veterans will
meet at Grafton next Tuesday and
Wednesday, at which time much bust
ness OF importance to the order in this
State will be transacted. The order is
youngin West Virginia, but is rapidly
growing, and bids fair to rival the Il. A.
Il. in point OF membership ut m early
day. The National Encampment, which
will meet in this city in August, will
doubtless give an impetus to the work
OF organization.
At the regular meeting OF General U,
S. Grant Camp, OF Wheeling, last night,
the delegates to Grafton were unani'
mousIy Instructed to urge the name Of
Lieutenant Baguley, OF this city, for the
position of Colonel OF this Division, ia
succeed Colonel X. II. Greer, who will
not be candidate for reelection. Lieu
tenant Baguley is one of the most en-
thusiastic and hardest working member
OF the order in the State and has been
hOnorcd by the Commander-in-Chiet Of
the United States with an appointment
us member OF his staff, with the rank
OF Lieutenant Colonel. He has had con
siderable military experience and is EN-
inently iitted.to fill the position fol
which he is being urged by the Wheel
| ing camp.
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MOUNDSVILLE.


Cruelty to aHorsc-PcrsonaI and General
Local Gossip.
Postmaster G. K. Oldham is in Win
chester, Va.
DR.. S. NJ. Steele reports that cases OF
measles are less frequent in the last week
or two.
Mr.. William McFadden is home from
Pittsburgh, where he is learning the
jewelry business.
Messrs. W. J. W. Cowden, rs. Reilly
and Attorney General Caldwell, oil
Wheeling, were here yesterday.
Some OF the young ladies OF the Third
ward have been indulging in fishing the
past two or three days. They were
rather successful.
Rev. L. /. Stewart, Superintendent
Ed. Robertson, Willie Gamble and d. b,
Evans took advantage OF the late rise in
the river and went fishing for bass.
The Republican County Executive
Committee held meeting Tuesday
afternoon in the parlors Of the Mound
City Hotel. No business OF importance
was before the body.
Mrs. Perry Tracy, OF the Third ward,
died Tuesday night. The funeral will
take place from the residence OF Mr..
Charles Quinn, Friday at 10 o'clock; in.
terment at Mt, Rose cemetery.
Clerk A. 0. Baker received n letter re-
Gently from party in another State, in
quiring whether n certain gentleman
who was formerly citizen oil Mounds
vile had ever taken out n license to be
married in this county. The man con-
corning whom the letter was written is
already married, and has q wife and four
or five children living here.
NIoundsville ought to have society
for the prevention OF cruelty to animals
to especially look after such offences.
Yesterday ut noon Jacob Bowen most
numerically and brutally beat horse
he had been plowing with all morning,
and that almost without cause. He beat
it over the head with a large piece OF
board, and jerked it around till 1t could
hardly stand up. Some one passing
along the railroad called to him and
made him desist, threatening to have
him arrested. ! He will probably be in
dicted at the next sitting Of the grand
iury
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Reduced Rates to Fairmont-Interesting
ExercIses.

The B. & o. Railroad will sell eXcur'
sion tickets to those who desire to attend
the Commencement exercises Of the
State Normal school at Fairmont. Tick,
cts may be purchased on orders fur.
nished, on application, by Prof. Conrad
A. Sipc, principal Of the school. The
public exercises will begin Saturday
evening, June 0, and conclude Friday
evening, June 10, the graduating exer.
clses occurring Friday at 0a. m. The
following is the programme for the
week:
Saturday, June 0, Sp. M, address be.
fore Mozart Society by Hon. j. NJ. Ha'
gans; Sabbath, June 10, 1880 a. M,
Baccalaureate, by Rev. ]. W. Finley, d.
D.; Monday, June II, SIP. M, address
before Normal Lyceum by Lee P. Wat
son, Esq; Tuesday, June IL, s p. M
anniversary OF the Mozart Literary So
ciety; Wednesday, June 10, Sp. m, an
niversary OF the Normal Lyceum
Thursday, June II, n. M, Glass Day
Thursday, June II, 8 p. M, Alumni
Business Meeting; Thursday, June IA
s p. M, Alumni Reunion; Friday, june
Is, 8 p. H., Commencement; Friday
June 10, SIP. M, Glass Reception and
| Concert,
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The addition to the Etna mill i,
about completed.
William Barton is now yard master Of
the Cleveland, Lorain K Wheeling wants
Mr.. Max Gaus will leave ON SATURDAY.
to take the steamer Alaska Tor tim "a
Germany. "
The e. A. Il. are making extensive
preparations for the observance OF Deco.
ration Day.
Mr.. c. A. Gordon, Secretary Of the Y
NJ. G. A. for the State, called ON thc
Association here Tuesday night.
All persons contemplating trim IN
foreign countries should call and SEQ Mr.
Oswald Schick, before purchasing tickets
elsewhere. Tickets sold to and from olI
ports, at lowest rates.
A number OF the stockholders in the
deiunct LaBelle glass works have made
arrangements to enter suit this wcrk
against the Directors for an investigation
OF the situation Of atlairs, and how the
wreck was made. Newell Kennon and
Judge HoT are attorneys for the plaint.
IFS. The case will come up in St. Clain,.
vile one day this week.
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LYCEUM LECTURE
And Entertainment Mt Fourth Street
Church this Evening.

And Entertainment at Fourth Street
Church this Evening.
The following interesting programme
will be given at the Fourth Street NJ. Z.
Church this evening:
/. Guitar Duett-MiS Annie E. Lang and Mr.. s
", WhiteSlde.
3. Song, "America'-To be sung by the audi
CncC.
I. Vocal solo-MISs Annie T.. Carson, with cor.
net Obllgato by DR.. George Millign.
3. Paper, Washington lrving-Mr. Charles II.
c. Vocal Duett-Proi. }. NJ. Hammond aud Mr..
Edgar Billiard.
The lecture will be upon Gothic
Architecture and Early Italian Art" but
though restricted thus in the title it will
be n review OF the prominent features OF
the life Of the middle Ages" period
of wonderful fullness and versatility OF
character. The majestic and indescriba-
bic architecture which grew up and cul-
minated in those centuries was only one
OF many elements OF powerand progress,
for which the world is indebted to the
middle ages. 1t is hoped the subject
will prove interesting and instructive.
II viii be fully illustrated with draw
ings. All will wish to hear Mr.. Collier
on one of Americas greatest authors and
one who was especially instrumental in
giving English literatureits characteristic
grace and purity. A cordial invitation
Is extended to all to be present.
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action ever set in. He sank gradually
from the time he was hurt till he died.
Emory HAIL, plain drunk, was fined
81 and costs in the police court yester-
day. and in default went to the hill.
Another plain drunk paid 3 and costs.
WILL BoUGnRR, agent OF the American
Express Company, received q package
yesterday over which he is quite elated.
II weighs about nine pounds and is =
boy.
PETER WALT, a well known Crescent
mill employe, while cleaning mud out OF
a barrel Of his gun, lost the end OF one
Of his iingures by the explosion OF the
other barrel.
CGuR De LEON lodge, uniformed di-
vision, X. of p, will excurt to Bellaire
this evening with their friends OH the
steamer Bellaire, and give fancy dress
exhibition drill ut the May Festival.
CLERK Hook yesterday issued a mar.
riage license to James j. Killeen, aged
80, native and resident OF Wheeling,
and Mary A. Jordan, aged %, q native Of
England and resident OF Wheeling,
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LOCAL BREYITIES.
Matters of Minor Moment in and About the
CITY,

MntNREn OF NlhOE IA anu AbVhA NhN
CitT.
c. w. SEABRIGuT is making Billy
Mayors band fine grey uniform.
TnR Social Four will give picnic at
Seibert's garden next Saturday night.
TuE ten cent circus is to open on the
Caldwell's run commons this afternoon
TIE laying OF the new gas main on
Market street from Sixteenth north is
making good progress.
Tmr members OF the new lodge OF a,
O. U. w. will meet at Mcl-ain's Hall,
Market street, this evening at 1880 to or
ganize.
JAMES CARNEY was badly scalded ut
the Belmont nail mill, where he is en-
ployed us engineer, yesterday, by escap-
ing steam.
TnE work OF paving Main street from
Tenth to Ninth was begun in earnest
Yesterday, and was nearly one-fourth
completed.
People have begun to gather on the
Moundsville camp grounds, and the b.
& o. runs trains to the grounds every
morning and evening.
TIE seats for Col. Kemple's coming
lecture at the Opera House can be re-
served at Banners music store this
morning at any time after D o'clock.
FIJI. MORTIMER, who was struck by n
b: 4 o. engine near the Riverside Com;
pany's Benwood office on Tuesday, died
AZ / O'Clock yesterday morning. No OPP
Grafton was formed on his leg, as no re-
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MARTINS rEI,nY.
Strike Endod-Going to GCrmnny-Entor.
tnInmcnts, etc.

Strike Ended-Going to Gormany-Entor-
tninmcnts, etc.
Mr.. Alexander Wells, OF Indianapolis,
is visiting relatives in and about town.
J.W. and w. n. Thomas left Tuesday
to attend the May festival at Cincinnati.
Miss Jess Morton, of Allegheny, is the
guest OF Miss Alma Chessel, on Third
street.
William McMaster's new brick resi-
denCe on Fourth street has reached the
second story.
The AIRnnerchor Singing Society will
give a grand concert and ball on May 81,
at their hall on Washington street.
Rev. l. S. Winters will preach MEM
orial sermon Sunday morning at 1880
o'clock. The G. A. X. will attend in n
boy.
A lawn fete will be held by the Pres.
byterians tomorrow evening ON the
grounds Of Mr.. George Smith, on Tenth
street.
Robert Kerr, Joel Wood, W. H..
Blackiord and Jacob Maullc are attend
ing the Prohibition State Convention in
Toledo.
Mr.. Frank Duff and Miss Lula Belle
vile were married last evening at the
residence OF the brides parents in the
Garden Spot.
Mr.. Archie North, aged % years, died
yesterday at his home on Second street,
OF consumption. The funeral will take
place Friday afternoon.
Mayor Mitchell yesterday took steps to
prevent jumping off and on moving
trains in the city, The police were or
dered to arrest any and all persons
caught in the act, and yesterday morn.
ing two youngsters were locked up for
the practice.
The boys strike at the Buckeye glass
factory was ended yesterday afternoon.
The boys were met in the local union
hall by number OF their bosses and the
matter was talked over, which resulted
in the boys returning TO work at the old
rates. The resumption OF woIk Is con-
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BELLATRE.
And All Sorts of Local News and Gossip
From tho Glass City.

From tho Glass City.
Local rag buyers here are shipping lots
OF baled rags.
The colored /. o. o. F. turned out to
funeral yesterday.
Rev. h. NJ. Eaton is in Shiloh, o., for
few days this week.
Capt Inglebright's yacht ran down to
the festival last night.
Miss Mary Lewis, OF Washington, Pa,
is here visiting friends.
Council gave Frank Nicholson & Bro.
the contract for paving.
The Knights Of Pythias will appear to-
night at the May Festival.
Constable Wilcox, of Wheeling, was
down yesterday on business.
The Baltimore & Ohio excursions to
the May festival begin to-day.
Marshal Darby is in GAINESVILLE at a
meeting Of the X. OF p. Of Ohio.
The bell in the new court house does
not suit the st. Clairsville people.
Twenty-Five dollars was the amount
made by the South Bellaire NJ. L. church.
The Veterans will decorate the graves
OF all soldiers out in Washington town
ship.
The Bellairc, Zanesvillc & Cincinnati
Railroad brought in an excursion TO the
May festival last night.
Joe Donavan, who went to Canton to
work, has come back and taken his old
place here in the glass house.
Trimble & Lutz, the plumbers, Of
Wheeling, arc doing the work in and
around the Bellaire nail works.
Frank Hennig will render a few selec.
tons from Shakespeare at Prof. Arm
strong's concert here, Friday, June l.
Mr.. Crawford Armstrong, Of Arm
strong's mills, passed through the city
on his way to Rochester, Pa, yesterday.
The Belmont Glass Company has fit.
ted up very fine sample room ut p
Barclay street, New York, for its agents
use.
Col. David Rankin bought four borses
at Cleveland, instead OF two MS men.
toned yesterday. He will take them to
his Grand Island farm, Ncb.
Joseph Bates is home from North Bal,
timorc. He has been experimenting
the laying ofthe new foundation for the
branch window glass house there.
James, Joseph and Lincoln MofIat are
here at the bedside OF their father, who
is low with paralysis. They come from
the far West gold and silver mines.
Charley Dankwerth, jrn in playing
ball in the Fourth ward, fell and twisted
his ankle, rendering him unable TO walk
home. 1t came near being fracture.
Some persons here have been kicking
about the postotiice hours. Postmaster
Cooper had the office open last Sunday
twelve hours, and still they are not
satisfied
Luther Tarbet accidentally got his foot
under the end gate OF car on the Q. & p,
1t came down on his foot and nearly
mashed it. He is able to work, but is
limping around.
Messs. Dinger brothers, Sadlcr, Ar
nett, Spillman, Robinson, Barney CALI
gan, Of Wheeling, and the Mcssrs. Helm
lein and Bowie, OF Bridgeport, were
among the prominent visitors ut the
May Festival Tuesday night The
Knights Of st. George made splendid
show, and the buildings were crowded.
Assistant Civil Engineer Shongo, OF
the Pennsylvania Company, who by the
way is full blooded Indian of one OF
the nearly extinct tribes Of New York
State and graduate Of Il New York
college, was here yesterday surveying
in and around the @. * p. yards and
depot.
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TRIUMPHANT SoNds, Gospel Hymns
No, 3, Epworth Hymnal, Gospel Choir,
by the dozen or single copy, at
STANTON & DAvESPoRT's.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water aud Movements of the
Boats.

Stage of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The C. W. Bachelor for Pittsburgh,
and the Courier for Parkersburgh, arc
this mornings packets.
The Fashion is due down at IN early
hour this morning, enuoute from Pitts.
burgh to Cincinnati, and the Scotia up,
in the same trade.
The river is still falling steadily. The
marks last evening indicated a depth in
the channel OF feet inches. Business
was dull no the levee all day.
The steamer Bellaire has been char
tered and the Masonic fraternity Of Bel
laire will pay a fraternal visit TO the
lodge at Powhatan next Monday even
ing.
The steamer Bellaire will make special
excursion trip to the Bellaire May Festi-
val this evening, leaving the levee at
1880 o'clock and returning, will leave
Bellaire at 1880 o'clock. This will
afford all from here who want to attend
the festival splendid chance to do so.
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A Word About Catarrh,

at Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semI.Huid envelope surrounding the delicate lis,
sues OF the air and food passages. tia, Calarth
makes its stronghold. Once established, II cat,
Into the very vitals. and renders life but long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease. duling lie
sense OF hearing, tHmmclnE the power oi
speech, destroying the faculty Of smell. taintl6s
the breath. aud killing the tciucd pleasures oi
tRste InsldlOusly, by creeping on from sim.
pie cold In the head, Il assaults the mcmbmnul,
lining aud envclOps the bones, eating through
the delicate coats aud causing Inflammation,
sluughlng and death. Nothing shor, Of Total
eradication will secure health to the patient.
aud all alternatives are simply prOcmstiuaicd
suiltrings. leading t0a fatal termination. san.
fOrds Radical Cure, By lHhlid'iOH aud by iaicrEd,
administration, has never failed. even when the
disease has made irightful inToads on delicate
constitutions, hearing, smell aud taste have bcrn
recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
out"
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of enc bot.
tie Of the Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal sol.
vent, aud one Improved Inhaler, neatly whipped
In one package, with full directions; price 81
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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commonly called the blues" generally
proceeds from a sluggish Liver. 1t either
causes dyspepsia, or follows it-being
both cause and effect. To cure 1t take
Simmons Liver Regulator. -,
81 was so sick and low spirited / would
have given anything to get well and II
anyone had ensured me the good health
produced by using Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, and charged me n thousand dol
lars, would willingly have paid tin
fact, $4,000 would be worth less to me
than what it has done for me.-GEoRdE
F. BARRETT, Macon, Ca" NwP&w
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sidered wise, as the facto ~ in all proba.
bility would have been closed down
until after the summer stop had they moi
returned to work by last evening.
Excursion rates will he given those on
the O., l.. K w. railroad who desire IN
accompany the X. OF 7. Lodge To Flusb,
ing, Friday night. a new X. OF p
Lodge will be instituted there.
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Mothers, overworked Men, and for all
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability to digest ordin-
airy food, or from oyerwork Of the brain
or body, all such should take SCOTS
Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites. ~ used the Emulsion
on lady who was delicate, and threat
ened with Bronchitis. II put her in
such good health and flesh, that must
say It is the best Emulsion lever used." "
Il. P. Waddell, N. D., HuGh's Mills,
sc, NwP&w
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And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is more easily
taken, and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. 1t
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels, while it arouses them
to healthy activity. Sold by Logan q
Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and Q.
Menkemiller. At Bellaire by NJ. N.
Mnr,ar
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is natures own true laxative. Itistbs
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and ievers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco. Cal
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton +. Hess
Il. B. Burt and G. Menkemillcr. Al
Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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The bid of Z. NJ. Callaghan looks low,
but he neglected to bid on one class OF
work called for, which would have run
the amount up some four or five thou
sand dollars had it been included.
The contract was awarded to w. NJ:
Chisholm, OF East Liverpool, who will
begin work ms soon rs he can get his
machinery, etc, here.
Mr.. Chisholm, the successful bidder,
is the party who constructed the pump
well, etc, for the new pump now in use.
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Millinery.
A. l.. RICE & co.

This week we have made very extern
siyc purchases in our Millinery Depart
ment, and the exhibition of choice
French Flowers and Ladies' and Misses
Straw Hats and BOnnets is enormous.
Such Flowers were never before shown,
0pcrlect TO nature" Mountain and Sea.
side Hats, Dress Shapes. New and cor.
rect styles. All selected this week.
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Gle Sutclliotuttr,
ONCE. Nos. 50 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
Sow AdvertI.ements.

wanted-Glrl for Homework.
Chamber Of Commerce.
For Wedding or Anniversary Giits-Ewing
Bros
For sale-Team OF Horses and Mulcs-schmul.
bach brewing Co.
Nolce-Scw Lodge Of A. o. u. ".
A Rare Chance for wOrkingmen 10 get Cheap
IIome-C. A. Schaefcr Il Co.
Election SOtlce-Penn Mutual Building AsSo'
citation.
Jewotrs Water Coolcrs-NGSbltt & Ilro.
Odorless EXcavator-R. VI. Gillcland.
For Sale-Onc Of the Finest Residences In the
Clty-Seill & ElllnghaIn.
Spring Tmdc-JOS. Graves 4 Son.
Geo. 81. Shook & Co.'S lcalcr-llcad OF Local.
A. l.. Rice & CO-llCad OF Local.
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To make room for early autumn pur-
chascs we offer 100 yards all wool IS
inch plaid flannel at 2lc. -,
1000 yards all wool redtwilled Mt 223c.
81 pair all wool blankets s. 70 pair at
EMsHEIMHR's,
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SAVE the children. They are especial
ly liableto sudden colds, coughs, Group,
whOoping cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedya positive cure:
It saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & Co., G. K. Goetze, Charles
Menkemiller, Il. B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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The Knights Of st. George and Or
phans' Fair, which will be held in the
Capital Rink next week, promises to be
the greatest event of the kind that has
ever taken place in the city. The friends
OF the Knights have contributed so
many costly articles that II will be more
OF an exposition than fair. Ten COM
mittees, consisting Of one hundred Ia
dies and seventy-five Knights, are hard
at work perfecting their plans and devils
ing all manner OF meansto entertain the
patrons OF the fair. A programme OF
amusements will be arranged for each
evening. Quite a number OF fine and
costly articles will be disposed OF by
rattle, among them a fine cabinet Singer
sewing machine, an elegant six-drawer
silver mounted Standard machine, a fine
bedroom suite, thirty yards of body
Brussels carpet, large crayon portrait
OF Rt. Rev. J. j. Kahn, also one OF Rev.
Charles +. Schilp, an elegant suit Of
clothes, the winner to select goods and
have the suit made to order at @. Hess 4
Sons, large easy chair, n handsome
pastel painting, a large picture Of the
late Rev. D. B. Gull, an elegant silk
crazy quilt, made by the ladies in charge
OF the fancy table, and quite number
OF handsome and useful articles too nu-
merous to mention. The following con-
tests will be decided during the fair: One
for a horse and buggy, three for gold
watches and one for fine dinner set.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2i.-For
Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio, slightly warmer fair weather,
LIGHT 70 fresh southerly winds.
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Buy the Aberdeen Linen Stationery,
octave or commercial, ruled or plain, at
IS cents per box Il quire and l pack, at
STANTON & DAYENPoRTs.
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ANOTHER large lot OF Wetzcl, Boone
Crockett, Carson, placed in our 90 cent
section. By mail ~ cents.
STANTON 4 DAyESpopr
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of demagnCtizing watches
In West Virginia.
JACOB w. CRUDE, JewCler,
Cor. Twelfth Il Main SITS.