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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15
MARTINS FRRRY MATTERS.

An Interesting Resume of Yesterdays
DOIngs-PersOnRl Points,
;, Mrs. David Hill Is visiting friends RtMluerya,
III
Mrs; James Wells, OF Canton, is visiting friends
hOTeRbOuts,
The pqws for the st, Mary's Catholic Church
have arrived
MI, and Ms. Alex Hukill, Of Pittsburgh, are
the guest VI friends here,
Fred Jones returned from East Liverpool yes.
terday, where he spent sunday,
William RIgby, OF the Buckeye glass works, ID
visiting his family al East Liverpool.
Or. W. D. shuttleworlh and bride. returned
from thvlI bridal tour In the East yesterday,
MI. o. B, OnE, OF CIeyelRnd, was In Martins
Ferry visiting his brother, Or. A, H. Ong, yes
tetday
Mr., g, Melsch. a prominent business man OF
Fast Liverpool, was calling on friends here yes
lerdAy,
MI. A. ". Kerr, secretary OF the Buckeye Glass
Company, left yesterday for the East In tho In
terrSt Of tho works. 30
The uhautAuquR Circle met last night. II has
10 coptemplaIiGl q course Of lectures to DO given
here for Its benefit.
! liSha llauGs, Of Springfield, Mo. Is hero, on
his return from Washington, where no attended
tue Knights 00nclEVe,
For sale-ThO R0thermund homestead, In.
Guiding house, stable aud two vacant lots. Az.
ply ~ Onte 10 Lewis ROthermund,
Miss Mary Sharp, teacher In the grammar
school, who has been on the sick list at her
home In MOundGYllle for week or 10, has re.
covered sufficiently to resume teaching.
AZ the odd Fellows festival, which closed
Saturday night, William ReyuRrd carried of the
gold headed CanO, George Mejlumphy tho gold
bpeUtaG Is, Miss Barr tho ladies' gold watch and
Alex Dixon the gold ring. The fair was a big
success.
Tho board Of Education has employed Prof. ].
W. SthOLield W. music teacher in the public
schools for tho coming year. MlChAGls' system
Of rapid Lenuanship will 10 introduced IL the
schools. Professor MichAOlS, the originator OF
the system will arrive shortly TO instruct the
teachers The BOar,l Is considering tho matter
Of Introducing bookkeeping
The new obGra House was completed yCster.
day au, Will be opened 10 night by'Al g. Fields
MlnstrGls. A large force Of men were busy all
day, and everything IL In first class shape The
indications are that the house will he crowded,
The attraction Is Il good one and the manage.
ment Is TO DO congratulated on securing this
company for the opening. All Of tho nelghbOr.
Ing towns and cities will be rept ted tonight,
The Cleveland IOraln & Wheeling company Will
run special from bellalre. which viii return
after the show, leaving ~ tho foot Of llAnov or
street. The huuso was llghtOd last night and
lnOknd vol,
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"rronln WIN Soon nn Out.


Col. Sam \. Harrison received word
yesterday from his publishers to the
effect that they expect to be able to put
the first edition OF his book on the trade
by next Saturday. The first edition
will be one OF $500, and is practically
already disposed Of. The Colouel has
booked orders for over 600 himself, and
has been informed by his publishers, the
American News Company, that orders
have been coming ID at lively rate
from the news agencies IN all the large
cities. Col. Harrison received a proof Of
with tie word "Ffont'' IN large red Iet-
tiers, quoted, and the balance OF tho
title, Hor Ten Years with the Travelling
Men, I" in smaller, black letters, under 1t.
In the lower left hand corner is u fac
simile Of the authors striking signature.
The whole Is very attractive.
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To the Ladies.
WHEELING INSTALLRENl Co
1853 MARKET STREET.

The ever increasing popularity Of tbe
house under our new aud exclusive man sTe
agement Is u matter of congratulntion IN
us,--Judging from the crowds that dSiiv
thTcng our StOre-the people OF Wheel
ing and Surrounding Towns eyideptIy
appreciate our efforts to serve their IN.
terests-and is another proof that mr.
system OF Fair Dealing-Iow Priccs-sNj
Small Profits are Sure to Win.-The 6rsi
OF these-Fair DealiHg-is our guido IN
SuccesS.-l has put us where VT mn. IN.
day 10 the front ranks OF business bopsss
1T has made us reCOgnizd leaders in
the trade-and already established onr
house as the most reliable-In sbort /,
Is our mottO-as We are strong believers
in that grand old maxim DO unto o,b'
ers as you would they should do unto
you,n ""'u
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THE DIPHTHRRIA GASES,
DF, Garrison Had His Report Ready but the
Health Committee Did Not Meet.


Health Committee Did Not Meet.
Through misunderstanding between
the Chairman Of the Health Committee
and the Police Department, that com,
mittee failed to meet last night, DR.,
Garrison had his report all ready for the
committee had they gotten together.
In an interview with reporter last
night the Health Officer said: u have
prepared q table showing the names,
ages, sex, residence, date oil illness, date
Of death Of all who died, mans OF the at.
tending physician and character OF the
disease. Nineteen children, varying
from 2 to IS years, all in Washington
District, have been sick since July 22.
In addition 10 the above there was re.
ported y suspicious case, visited for the
frst time yesterday morning,
THE table shows seven deaths and
seven reclysries, with aye children still
sick. II further shows, conclusiyely,
that the disease had about disappeared,
and was famed into flame by the open,
ing Of the school, The arst case which
appeared in the District alter school
opened was traeeable to the corpse Of q
Guild dead from instantaneous Group,
brought from Washington, Pa, for
internent aud taken 10 the house
where the disease appeared twentyyone
days later"
DR., Garrison also said that he would
advise that Washington school be closed
for two weeks, aud that the rooms be
subjected to strong sulphur vapors for
several hours, and then TO currents Of
fresh air for several days, He said the
situation Is one OF gravity, "made more
so by one Of the daily papers publish.
ing statements not warranted Ly facts,
aud which may have had tendency 70
make people careless, when they sh0pld
have observed fhs greatest caution"
Flu also mentioned the case ota child
who was sent to consult physician on
last Tuesday, and not apding him at
home kept gu at school until Thursday,
when she became too III 10 attend longer.
A physician was called and found an APP
parently mild case, which now shows
signs OF mSllgnancy. Another child In
~, sans family y llNk Of tRe disease III
mild form. w.
He further called attention to a little
girl on the National road, whose case al
first seemed mild but which now u
very malignant, and q new case at the
corner Of Alley B and Fifth street, s.
far there have been more deaths In thu
First ward than there Were 10 the who'll
city In 1883. The Doctor had two men
out yesterday notifying people to purify
aud disiniect their drains and sinks
and warming them not To send thell
children to school.
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Albert Rodelur, OF the National Glass Works,
Is on the sick list.
Col. ], !. Mercer left las! night on business
trip 10 NGw York City.
Fred Miller has gone to work at tho Libby
Glass Works at Toledo.
Thomas White has begun 10 move into tho
Windsor Hotel building.
I, T. spence, the pop man, Is about ready 10
move tntO his new pop saCtOry.
J. T. Rankin aud Ills mother and sister were
among wheeling friends yesterday.
The Darreh taIm west Of tho city was not sold
last week, there being no bidders on hand.
A reception was rendered Rev. s. G. Collier at
the South u llHire NJ, Il. church last night.
Quail arc very plenty on the hills near here
aud often feed In the yards here at night time.
After this week Rev. J. ". Lane will be nicely
fixed In tho $. q Hamilton house on Gravel
Hill.
Several new. members wprc Initiated into the
order OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle last
night.
The Turner training school hcre Is growing In
popularity and promises 10 be permanent In,
stitutl0n,
a great many Bellalte boys wore on their
muscle Saturday AID Sunday nights. Five ar.
rests were made In all.
.. Il. Hall, Belmont oounty's lumber man, waS
lumber 10 Philadelphia.
A Monroe county man has bid on 600 100 foot
lot u oak lumber for eustrIn Snd northern deal.
eFs, TO be delivered a. rapidly at sawed.
Considerable Of a fight took place late satur.
day night GU tho 9, y i. platform here. between
prominent man OF this city and lcvenl un.
known parties No arrests have been made,
On Sunday, at schlCk's coal mines, John
Iurhr used knife and slung shot OIL Joseph
MpDDF YufnF WAS lffnHlnI and hIh tRlal ,,,nn
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"yYhat's to Hinder"

Col. L. F, Copeland will deliver his
popular lecture on whats to Hinder"
In the Young Mems Christian Assocla'
tlon Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. The
Colonel never fails to please. He is a
grand success. lie amuses, instructs
and entertains. With n reputation firm.
~ established he stands in the front
rank OF lecturers. The hundreds Of ties.
tiponlals and press criticisms from all
oyer the country speak Of him aud his
lectures 10 the most tattering terms, The
lecture tonight opens the excellent
course OF lectures and entertainments to
be given by the Y. NJ. @, A. this winter,
Single admission Is fifty centsi course
tickets $9 30; members Of the AssoCia'
ton are admitted free, and may reserve
seats for fifteen cents.
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A,nuselnentA,

"0nly a Farmers Daughter" which
Ia to be- presented at the Opera House
this evening, is play that is interesting
from the start and has many thrilling
situations. The denouement is surpris.
Ing and happy. II Is q play that pos
sesses every quality calculated to wip
fame and popularity. IT Is strong, dl:
rect and well constructed. The dialogue
ia terse, clear and comprehensive,
There Is neither prolixity nor ambiguity,
and the object In view is carefully
worked out. It breaches Rs-good a ser.
mon as was ever preached from the pull
pit, and at the same time has pleasant
thread Of comedy woven In tho wool Of
moral sentiment.
The sale OF reserved seats for the
three.night engagement Of j. 3. Polk at
the Opera House, commencing Thurs
day, will begin at HOUSES music store
this morning. Mr.. Polk will present
his new and original American comedy,
"The Silent Partner" which is said TO
bs one Of the brightest, cleanest, mer.
rlest and most sparkling comedies before
lllb puullGs AL HAShNhBV po1n Va b'
There Is no hackneyed, venerable, worn.
out "gags," stage effects, dialogue, or sit.
nations. 1t contains no Circumstances,
goucherie, or negro minstrelsy. But
charming, captivating, irresistible mer.
riment prevails throughout tho the en-.
tertainment, which Is brimful Of gems
OF humor and Jewels Of fun, Mr.. Folks
pleasant, popular aud profitable reeep:
ton everywhere is good guarantee that
his attraction Is excellent, Admirable,
and among the hest.
ViCtor's Vaudeville Company, which
Is said to be one OF the greatest comb.
nations Of yocalists, comedians, dancers
aud specially people on tho road this
season, will commence an engagement
Of three nights Ut the Grand Thursday
evening OF this week. This entertain.
ment IL reported to be refined and pleas.
ing and the company as q whole, first
class In every particular. Seats can now
be reserved at Wier's, in the Mcclure
block,
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Ala convention Of ladies representing
the several Woman's Christian Tenn.
pefanCe Union organizations Of Belmont
county, held Ia The Y. NJ. o. A. rooms
at bridgeport, q county union was Oh.
ganlGed, The following officers were
elected, President, Mrs, Annie Il. Al.
bert, Bfldgeporti Recording Secretary,
Mrs, thornton Ilodeier, Bellairej Cor.
responding aepfelATy, Mtp James Dun,
can, Bridgeport Treasurer, Mrs. II. w,
Smith, Maflln's'Fetty.
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sERUCK ANp KILLED AT CIAYsYILLR.
The b, q O!S "Cnnnon HAN" Instantly Kills
Man Yesterday Morning.

The h. 8 O.s "Cannon Bali" Instantly Kills
Man Yesterday Mornlng,
The Baltimore 4 0hio's "Cannon
ball" the Cincinnati-P Pittsburgh express,
which left here for Pittsburgh shortly
after 8 o'clock yesterday morning, struck
and instantly killed ], Wash, Martin
near the Claysyille tunnel, Martin was
a farm hand who boarded with sister.
in,law az Claysville, He was on his way
to his work at TAyloTstown when he was
struck, There Is a siding near where
he met his death, and there Martin met
west bound freight, In order to pass
this train Martin stepped to the track on
which the express was coming at It's
usual good speed, II ia supposed that
Martin did not hear this train on aC-
count Of the noise made by the freight,
and In the mist he could not bs seen in
time to be warned OF his danger, His
body was horribly mangled. The train
was stopped, and the train hands assist
ed bysome Of the passengers, gathered
up the scattered remains, aud carried
them TO the house which Martin had left
a short time before, The deceased leaves
awite and three children,
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In Police Court yesterday morning
William Miller was fined 81 and costs
for being drunk Saturday night. John
Mckinney was also drunk, so full In
fact that a cab vas necessary to trans
port him In he was fined $2 and costs.
frankie Lee for being on the streets
after shutdown for immoral purposes got
s. and costs. Alice Leverage was drunk
and disorderly and II cost her s. and
costs. james Meehan, man with q
wooden Lex, was arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, and behaved 30 indecor.
ously before the court that a fine Of $40
and costs was justiAable. All paid their
fines except Mechan, who went to the
MI
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Ilnlllmore 6 Ohio.

Last excursion to the Pittsburgh Expo.
sition on Thursday, October II and Sat
urday, October 10. The Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets
to Pittsburgh for all trains on these
dates at the following low rates, which
includes admission to tho Exposition:
Bellaire, 50 Is; Benwood, 50 l5i Wheel.
ing, $500. Tickets sold on Thursday,
good 10 return until Saturday. Tickets
BOLD on Saturday, good to return on all
trains Monday.
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1Iu.Ine.. prI.k a. the Ileerultlng slnllon.

business Brisk at the Recruiting station.
During the past week there has been
quite a boom In business at the y. s.
Army recruiting station In this city.
Since Capt. Gregory Barrett took charge
no has enlisted ten men. Two Of them
were house.painters from New York
State, who got as far as hero on q tramp.
ing expedition, working here and there
lof q time in order 70 raise funds 10 carry
Them an pull further. They had tired
oithlU and concluded 10 try army lie
iof Ave years, The others arc young
men, from the polutry hereaboutS,
Captain barrett considered them all %
good nen, He will forward them 10 tho
barracks on the 18th inst
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Syrup Of Figs.

Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the ByBtem
when bilious or OostiveI to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sac in 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, K. B. Burt and O. Men.
kemeller,
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WANTED-A MAN % toes YEARS
wv OF age, intelligent and good N,ldIe,, WHO
ilwilllng 10 work hart lOra g1r,d ,alary mu,i
MEAS, cafe Of this office. fet
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Of numbers quite as convenient as the
old name system, and will no doubt
meet with the approval Of subscribers,
RECEIVING TaB VISITORS.
Meeting Of the JolRt Committee Last Night,
The Programme Laid Out,

Meeting Of the JoiRt Committee Last Night,
The Programme Laid Out,
The joint committee TO entertain the
visiting capitalists from the East met at
the Chamber Of Commerce, last night,
President Quarter in the chair. All the
members Vere present except Messrs.
Cruise, Vollinger and Mckinley, OF the
County Commissioners. The committee
was informed that the visitors, number.
ing about twenty or twenty-five, will
arrive here tomorrow via the Pan
Handle road at S;45 p, IN, hoping to
leave FRIDAY morning for the East via
the Baltimore & Ohio, They will travel
in their own car,
Mr.. Reymann extended, and the COM
mittee accepted, an invitation from the
Park authorities to take the visitors to
the Park on their arrival, returning in
time ioI an earlysupper, Carriages for
this purpose will be furnished by the
Park company, At 7 o'clock sharp
Wednesday night the train will be
taken at the Pan Handle station TO carry
the visitors and $50 invited citizens
to the Riverside ste.l Works. Re-
turning at 10 o'clock tue visitors will be
given a collation. at the Mcclure House,
10 which not over one hundred and hIty
invitations will be issued, :,
On Thursday morning the visitors will
be taken in charge by Messrs. Paige,
Carey & Co., the contractors, and. shown
the work on the bridge, tunnels, &c, Al
Ii O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, the
visitors and twenty-five business men
will take a special train at the Baltimore
& Ohio station for an inspection of in
dustries on each side Of the river as fal
up as Martins Ferry. Time will not al
low a stop ut every important establish
ment, and the committee will therefore
endeayor to select representatives o.
classes OF manufactures,
The arrangements have been madt
with q view to afford the visitors thu
best opportunity to see to advantage
| Wheeling aud vicinity and TO gathel
such information % they may desire.
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To the GOOD name at home,n won by
Hoods sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where II is prepared, there Is more Of
Hoods sarsnparilla sold than Of all
other medicines, and 1t has given the
best Of satisfaction since It's introduction
ten years ago. This could not be II the
mediciue Old not possess merit. II you
suffer. from impure blood, try Hoods
satsaparllla and realize Its peculiar Cura,
tive power. |
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AT the Exposition, Uniyesalle, Paris,
1850, the highest possible premium, the
only grand prize for sewing machines,
was awarded 10 the Wheeler 4 Wilson
Manufacturing Company. John A. Lash
Is their representative ID Wheeling, and
Justly ieelb a little proud Of handllbb th4
best family sewing machines In The
world,
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The Wheeling Bakery Co. will make q
great specially Of Vienna Bread. Fresh
every afternoon at their salesroom.


Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, 6gs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits, Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by o. Il. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
W. Z. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
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THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.
What n Prominent New York Doctor
Has 70 say Upon tito Subject which Is
Attracting 50 Much Attention,

"Do yDu believe ~ the ElI1irUl lief" AskOd
Of prominent ,ew York phNsiclan recently,
Tho doctor thought moment CRfeiully, and
EAin. 'COtlainlYl do, hut not In tho way il
which Doctors B'OWn.sequATd OF Hammond
have been describing II, All that has been said
m the press NJ tho lnnd iOT The past months
proves thRI some hing IN needed 70 assist aud
sustain The ylRi and often falling forces Of life,
hui nature never intended the human body for
inlcci ou' and they no always luxurious be-
TBuI /. il noI often dope, DoCtor'n
~ am sOIFy To ray II II, M0EphIne injections
are far too common and they are the great cause
Of that fearful living death, known ~ the opium
habit There l. but one way v pEOpeily reach
or sustain tho Vitality and life, aud that u
through the stomach, and lhgfe Is no discover
Of modern tImts which, " tightly used uOea THIS
70 thoroughly, Eeeps b.ck disease ana pIolongh
lie IL p1Ip whllEey. hind you, ! SAX pure
Whi.key idf all else l. Injurious. The effects o.
Gpufe article like DufS,s Pure Malt MhhGey!
tones nD aud strengthens ihe system, without
iuIurinns reaction Of without the formation o.
any habit. II tends N renew life IN the HRed
Eli,l restore II To thOe IN middle lie. Fol
women especially, who are weak, lAnRuiu q
suffering ~ most women are, u u almost lnVal
liable, All PHI! SlciAns learn thee thugs LoL
their practice. and cannot but ~ believers ~
true aud sensible elixir Of lie IKE thlA PuE'
article vi which have been speaking"
Tho Doctor himself seemed 10 hg y good e4
ample Ot The truths be advanced, Ior MS AtFonl
franc ana clear eye shaved hun to bo IN pei
feet health, and ! lett hlin much impressed "
the ClGlTngls, ruth and common Aease VI III
statements,
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formerly OF this city, and Mai. Samuel
Hazlett are members Of the committee.
The Congress 10 TO visit Washington No.
yember 0, They will leave Cincinnati
on the morning Of that day via the Pan
Handle and going by way Of Mansfield,
Pa, will reach Washington at 9 O'Clock
p. M, and remain there one hour and a
half
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U. HESS q SONS,
1921 l. 1898 Market street.

If JOn cannot see and need SpCCtngles
ron siUuld tall ON us and haye your Eyes
ieslrd Without charge. We have Inc
llutSt Instruments AMI more experience
lhan any other UptlClIi In the SLATE,
aNd guarantee satisfaction or money ~.
funded. JACOB W. uRUBB,
JeNUlCr aud OptlClnn,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market streets.
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THE COMMITTEE on SCALES

Met Last Night and Purchased New Set
pF,ReRleS for North Main Street,
MeSsrs, Capps, Halter, Bailey and
Krieter, comprised quorum OF the
Council Committee on Scales, which met
last night and purchased a set Of ten.ton
scales to take the place Of tho broken
scales on North Main street. Represen.
tatives were present from the Howe and
Fairbanks companies. They were re-.
quested to furnish sealed proposals, and
retire while the committee considered
their bids. The Howe mans bid was
carefully written, gave guarantee for
Eve years, agreed t0send a man to build
the scales, and allowed ninety days in
which to test the scales. His price was
$75. The Fairbanks bid was rather in.
complete, and stated 500 as the price.
After the bids had been talked over, the
committee decided 10 allow each man
Eve minutes In which to state the mer-
It's OF his scale. Tho Fairbanks man
came In first, and asked permission to
change his bid, which was granted. He
then placed II AZ $50, and inserted a few
unimportant details which had been
omitted. The Howe representative gave
a few minutes talk, after which the com.
mlttee decided TO purchase the Fair
banks scale.
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cO-Partnorshlp Notice.
NEW FIRM.

Tho undermined hAving this day aisoch'H
With them our former book keeper, ",
luklnesB, under tho ntm name NJ w. tfuinlarld
d Co., WI solicit for tho ntW hrm the fihe iat
fOnREO heretofore extended lBui
CRUMBAlK EH h TEAsD1tEs
Or. Sixteenth aud UhSpliho 5lHsps
wheeling, " VA
Having associated utntlyCs together 10 ~
lake leo Goal, lhh aud Uyslef bI,luf'', W
earnestly solicit tho patronage VI our lttndL
PflceB 10 suit the llmlA.
q, Gnu MllACRER 4 co.,
Cor Sixteenth and CLpplIno siuerl
Telephone Is. Wheeling va