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that the average given Is the actual
amount OF money received after deduct
ing lost time, and that stenography, type
writing and the semi'prolesslonal occu-
pations have been excluded,
Another pointto be considered In this
connection Is the fact that 1898 out OF
the l7,427 women questioned live at
home and presumably are not entirely
dependent upon what they earn for a
living. II this proposition holds good II
would be safe 70 say that more than
seven.tenths Of Gll the girls employed in
industrial pursuits in our cities five al
home. This undoubtedly accounts, In
large measure, for the fact brought Out
in the investigation, that only small
percentage OF the women engaged in In
dustrial occupation 60 to increase the
ranks OF prostitution. The inquiry shows
that nearly one-third Of the fallen women
are recruited from those engaged in
household work, hotel work and cooking
Upon the whole the FIRST report show
that our city girls-ior the concentration
Is greatest at the age OF lS-who can carr
their living as saleswomen, operatives II
factories and other occupations callinI
for manual labor, are deserving OF thl
highest respect and encouragement il
their struggle for bread.
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FASHION NOTRs.
Crepe is very popular.

Gloves for evening wear extend but q
short distance above the elbow.
Girdles, odalisque sashes and antique
brocades are among the fashionable nov
elites,
Long,haired, black monkey.skin mutfi
and Vandyke collars are again in high
favor,
Long cloaks, bordered with fur, are
cut dlagonally open instead OF straight
up and down,
Judging from recent importatlons by
the jewellers, pink coral will be fashion
BILE ere long,
There is a revival Of old Chantilly
laces, and many handsome patterns are
being imported,
Small toques and turbans are still
popular, and become some faces bette
than large hats.
Dainty ties OF fine white boiling cloth
embroidered at the ends and tied loose
ly at the throat, are very chic,
The passion for green has brought thu
demand for emeralds up with rush
Jewellers find the green stone Is remark
ably popular,
Black astrakhan gloves with leathe
palms and fingers Rro warm and not n
all uubecoming to the hand, They ar
also economical, as one pair will outlas
q winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

Hon. JOSEPH s. MILLER in a letter to
the Register says there is no truth what
ever in tho publication by the Cincin-
natl Enquirer that he has been suggested
by leading Republicans for aposition in
tho Civil Service Commission, which re.
port was commented upon at length by
the 1NrELLloENcER He says his name
has never been mentioned to the Presi.
dent in connection with that Office, and
Furthermore that he would not accept
the appointment even II itwerc rendered
him and a confirmation unanimously
given him by the Senate. The En-
quirer's dispatch had stated that Gen.
Gotr had pledged himself to secure Mr..
Ntiller's confirmation, which statement
nobody believed, and which was evil
IDENTITY inspired by Democratic leaders to
weaken Con. GoG in his party. Mr..
Miller having come forward aud nailed
tho ialsehood the little scheme will fail,
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iIoncs N ths south.

The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets To Fort Payne, Az
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, jackson, Miss, aud Arcadia, La
al one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IL, tickets good fol
sixty days. Now Is your change TO OK
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards., sure crops and q
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
he Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other Information
address Nell O. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or D. g, ED.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen L Crescent route, Cincinnati,
0hin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

JOHN wAxAMAKER gave $4,000 to help
pay the Republican campaign expenses.
Mr.. Cleveland gave $4,000 to help fur
nish the shows Of war for the Demo
Gratis. Mr.. wanamaker's $4,000 was to
help elect another man. Mr.. Cleve.
lands 10000 was to help elect himself
Now, when Mr.. Wanamaker is talked Of
for Cabinet place, Mr.. olcveland's
friends are making remarks about "buy-
ing a place." There were members Of
Mr.. Cleveland's Cabinet who gave a
great deal more than $4,000, and in
violation Of a United States statute
which forbids officials Of the Govern
ment to contribute money for political
purposes. Mr., wanamaker, being a
private citizen, violated no. law. Our
Democratic friends should keep mum.
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beware Of olntmenta for Catarrll that Con.



as Mercury will surely destroy the Sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whele system when entering II through
the muCus surfaces. uchartiCleS SHOULD
never DO used except on prescription
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten fold 10 the good yot
can possibly derive from them, Hall
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by L. j
Cheney 4 Co., oiToledo, p, contains nj
mercury, and Is taken Internally, ant
acts directly upon the blood and nucuI
surfaces Of the system. In buying HALF
Catarrh Cure DO sure you got tho gon
uine, IL Is taken internally and made II
Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney 4 Go.
10rsold by druggists, price Zoe pei
hottie,
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Asslgnee Sales.
A sslGNEE's SALE OF VEHICLES
"A. MACHINERY AND STOCK.

by virtue Of deed Of assignment made on ID,
I'D day OF December, 1855, and recorded 10 ID,
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohle
County, West Virginia, In Record hook No, q
folio $50, by David Rull, IT., and Mary y. smith
partNefs tra1lng and doing business under b,
iirtn name Of David Kull, IT., n Co., to tbCul'
deBlsnGd, ! viii offer ut public sale, on ili
premises, No. 2llO Main street, In the city o
Wheeling, W, Va, all the stock OF Carriage
Buggies, Wagons, slelghs, finished and unlr
lShOd; also, all tho Machinery, Tools lmpe
mentg, Paints, varuishes, aud material Oiewg
description belonging 10 tho said David kuli
Jr. & Co., and contained In the premises OCrl
pied by them asa Carriage Factory, No. !lN
Main street, 10 the city Of Wheeling, W. Va
Said public sale TO commence ut 10 O'Clock q. y
on TUESDAY FEBRUARY IL, 1859, aud VII
be continued from day 10 day until al h
property Aforesaid Is disposed Of, unless same o.
any part thereof Is disposed Of at private sale
before that date.
There Is In all about forty vehicles Of yArlO1
kinds TO DO sold, and an opportunity will be Of
icTCd parties DESTROYS Of purchasing 10 lhslEC
tho stock, from 2 O'Clock u O'Clock p. m. eacl
day Sunday excCptGd) for one week before 90
Of sale.
TERMS oPsALE-CAM.
J. v. l.. RODGERS, Assignee,
W. II. HALLER, AuCtlOneOF. laA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

The Wheeling organ OF the Democratic
party is having very little to say these
days about the great bribery sensation"
at Charleston. 1t has not even told its
readers that the matter has practically
"llzsled out, and that the committee APP
pointed to investigate has found nothing
to investigate and las discharged the
witnesses. The purpose Of the "sensa-
tion," which was, as charged by the IN
rELLlGEScER, to drive into caucus the
anti.Kenna men, having failed, there Ia
no further use for 1t, The Republicans
should not let the Democratic schemers
off 80 easlly. They should insist upon
knowing what has been done with Mr.
Shelton's charges"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

WEST VIRGINIA raised last year $780,
600 bushels wheat valued at s, 7sS,0OO,
which was above the average, The corn
product Of the State was 10, 14O,O 900 bush
els, valued at S7,75l,52O, also above the
average. o2,O45,OOO bushels OF oats were
raised, valued at $S9S,200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

" President Cleveland approves the
bill raising the Department Of AgFicul-
ture to the dignity Of a place in the Cab
met there will be one more Cabinet
position for Mr., Harrison to ill, 1t is
not at all likely that the bill will be
vatoal
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Mr. Henri Taylor Superintendent Of le Equitable
Endowment Association Of Wat Virginia, Office
liz Chapliue sired, IHhocltng, W. Va.
sn:-I beg to tender you my sincere
thanks for the prompt payment OF the
claim due on the death OF my child,
Annie Sanders, who died at 10 a. IN.
February 4, 1880, and you paid me the
full amount at 8 p, IN. the same day.
Wishing your Association the greatest
success, l am;yours most respectfully,
- her
AMANDA y SANDERS.
mark.
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Deacon White Sister Jones, what
seems TO be de mattah wild Brudder
Mrs. Jones-De doctor says he's got
dc remittent fever, sab.
Deacon White-If datS do case please
ax him, while de fever am on him, to re-
init fur dat hog he bought fun me Last
Fall.
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In the Samoan matter Bismarck has
not backed down very iar-only Just a
little blt--and the situation Is still crit
ical, The German Government must
retire still further.
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r,rpr,lon TlototS 10 MoundlvlliO.

on and alter February /, the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad will soil excursign
tickets from Wheeling 10 Moundsviut
and return at the ratio Of llity cents ioi
The round trip. Tickets Will DO sold
every day and will DO good for two. days
Including date Of sale. IT'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

The New York 4imeS (Mugwump) Il
not at all pleased with Mr.. Harrison's
choice OF Mr.. Blaine for Secretary OIL
State. This was expected, and now that
the Times has expressed itself, the Coun-
try will experience q sense OF relief
that the crisis has been successfully
passed.
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nIEIl.

SCuEMR1CH- Monday evening, February 4,
1857, at GAO O'Clock, GEORGE n, son Of Al.
bert +. and Mary A. sChemrich, aged 2years,
months aud II days.
The FuIeal will take place from the parents
residence, corner OF Fourth aud Railroad
streets, BCnwood, ". Va, Wednesday after.
noon Rt2 o'clock. Friends Of tho family
arc invited to attend, 1ntOrmGnt at PENN.
Euln Cemntnrv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

AMAN arrived in New York the other
day from the West, and was immedl-
ately beset by dime museum managers
who wanted him for living curiosity
when it became known that he had
documents in his possession proving that
he had never suggested names for the
new States to be formed out of Dakota.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

: TIE death of the Grown Prince oil
Austria, which, whether it was case oil
murder or suicide, was undoubtedly the
result OF his own proaigacy, will not be
universally mourned, He did not pos
sess a character such rs would have
guaranteed to the people Of that country
the reign Of good monarch. The de-
velopments since the tragedy have
opened tho eyes Of the world to thii
sad fact. he was killed by a husband
whose most sacred rights and relations
he had outraged, he simply met fate
which, suffered by a private individual
would have been looked upon as hil
lust deserts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

The Democrats OF indianapolis are
raising great rumpus because the
City Council proposed TO name small
public park Harrison Square" in honor
Of the President.eleCt. Their indigna-
ton has prompted them tointroduce
into the Legislature resolution naming
the square in honor Of the late Vice
President Hendricks. The Legislature
should rebuke such narrow.minded par
tisanship by rejecting the measure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

on and after February /, tho Ohio
River railroad will sell Oxcurslon TIC em
from wheeling 10 MoundPylllO anu re-
turn AZ the rate Of bOc, tickets good Two
DAYS, including date Of sale,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

TIE forecast OF the great international
labor congress to be held at Paris next
month, detailed in the telegraphic news
this morning, will be read with much
interest by laboring men. The gather
ing will be Of momentous interest to
workingmen OF all classes, conditions
and factions, whether organized or I'M.
organized.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

TuH marching step OF the office seek,
ePs to.day-"Four-io ur-iour weeks
more.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

NOTICE iSRlsn hereby given Of my IntCntIoi
to offer the Aaid resolution ut the gGnenI mCti
ing Aforesaid, notice Of which resolution an,
meeting Is above given.
A stakeholder OF peabody Insurance Con
nAny.n la2lu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

AND now 1t is said that a woman is at
the bottom Of the Samoan affair, Oh,
woman woman!
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NTANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w states Army, Cavalry, ARTILLERY aud IN.
ianlty, RblG.bOdled unmarried mon between the
arcs N u and rs years Good pay, tAti9ne,
ClOlhlhe and medical AtigndAnge. Apply ~ NO.
1915 Market street. wheeling West virginia
nNisTuNA
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Wanted.

WANTED FiSt n III S SSpl S.a' Mn Il o sIS
rood salAfy and All OxpehieA. Willie lot .tefml
and hiaiO IAiafy wanted. SLOAN 4 co.. Manu-,
iactntVfs, ~ deofEs ilieot, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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A boy called on Mr.. Hcrrick and vile
last Tuesday morning and they conclude
TO keep him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05

Congressman Frank Iawler, who rep
resents a Chicago district in the House
OF Representatives, introduced in that
body last week a resolution to Danish
from the Government Printing Office
fallen photography OF words from for
eign Languages that have become natu-
rallied in our own languaGe"-in other
words, to establish the phonetic system
Of spelling, which does not recognize
the convenience nor necessity oil silent
letters,
A great many newspapers have taken
up the discussion Of the proposed re
FORM" which is not by any MEANS q
new question, some papers having al
ready adopted the SYSTEM notably the
Chicago Globe, the agitation having been
started in that city some years ago. Mr.
Lawler, the author oil the Congressional
resolution, has simply introduced the
Chicago idea In the hopes that one OF
the pet hobbies OF the western metropo'
lis may receive Government indorse'
ment, in spite OF the opposition which
comes from other centeFs oil enlighten'
ment,
tf,s IL la INRI n i
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And so forth. 1.-THE USE" 1t says, "of
Oh as fonetic equivalent Of and Of a
miscellaneous assortmento other sounds
Of words of like orthografy, is an ortho-
cratic atrocity."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05
CTOCKHOLDERs' NETTING,

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Wheeling Club Will DO held At the Rooms Of the
Club, Tuesday evening, February 3, lSS9, ~ !
O'Clock, for the Transaction OF such business ~
may come before II, including the election OIL
posed changes In the bylaws by RbOllShing Sec,
lion OF Article /, reducing the IreAguTer's bond
from q 600 10 sjOO and the monthly dues Of non
resident members as covered BY Article ~, "a
81 90, A, q, WHITAKER,
leb Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-05
DESIRABLE EARM FoR sALE
EoR SALE OR RENT.
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS,

We mRko Il our special business to Rent, Col
lect Rents, pay taxes place insurance, SEQ to re-
pairs and take general management OF proper
Ties, thus relieving Real Estate Owners OF the
unpleasant aud petty annOyRnees Ol their ten
ants,
We make prompt monthly or quarterly TO-
turns, with statements OF money collected and
vouchers for all bills paid.
d, A. SCHAEFER 4 CO.,
General Agency business,
iel Real Estate, ETC., established In 1871.
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But we all know that

though tho therefore
cough must bO."...,.... ...,"."Co;
bOugh.. ."....,,.. .,.........""""..bO;
through "...."......".....,..troi anu
R1nuUh ....... RlD.
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Stockholders Meetings.


W OFupT OF INp DlNIW UI UIIvV!lTs,
JOS. Y. PAUL., Secretary.
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wHEELING, FEBRUARY 5, 1889,

IEatcfed Al the POltotiico al Wheeling, ", Va,
As second class matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-11
"The Mighty Dollar

What a significant adjective-Mightyl
Aud what an alluring subject is that
"DOllarw
Everybody wants it, many get it, but
few can keep it.
Bright, Elusive, tempting prize-it
Yields a power in the community little
less than -
Its influence in affairs at Washington
and the Influence it all too frequently
exerts in matters appertaining TO dome site
felicity is shown to excellent advantage il
the play, The Mighty Dollar" in which
the great comedians Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Florence appear at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening. Thursday evening
Mr.. Florence will assume his famous char
acter Capt Ed'ard Clttle in his dramatizl-
ton Of Chas Dickens novel, "Dombey
and Som Seats 20 on sale OF Houses
music store this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-11
LEON VAN WALT,
The Former Wheeling Sport IL Found
Guilty OF Serious Charge.

The Former Wheeling Sport IL Found
Guilty OF "A Serious Charge.
On the oath day of January Leon Van
Walt, formerly of this city, cut Henry T.
POsey, of Marietta, while engaged in a
fight at that place. about some financial
matters, an account Of which appeared in
the REGISTER at that time. Van Walt
WAS arrested and placed in jail to await
trial. On Friday last his case was brought
up and tried, and given to the jury at l 0
o'clock Friday night, and they were
out until two o'clock Saturday afternoon,
when they returned with verdict Of
Guilty Of emitting with intent TO kill. !"
Van Walt has not yet received his SEN
tence, but it will no doubt be pretty Sc
we're one.
Van always played in great luck in his
criminal escapades here, aud when be did get
caught mp he managed in some fortunate
way TO escape punishment for his misdeeds
His luck in Ohio was not 20 great, and he
will doubtless have about a five year op-
portunity to see how the Safe penitentiary
at Colun bus looks from the inside. Van
probably now realizes that luck, like
money, doesn't stick TO a man always when
recklessly handled
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-11

"a TIN RO0Fr is the title Of a little
book lust issued by Messs Merchant *
Co. 5I7 Arch Street, Philadelphia. The
purpose Of the publication Is to supply TO
builders, architects and the general public
some exact information as 60 the best
methods OF constructing nn ROOT and as
% the right materials 20 be used % secure
satisfactory snd permanent results. We
especially recommend the book, which Is
intended for gratuitous distribution, to
mill owners. They are very apt 70 trust
the matter oi IoOiug wholly Co builders
aud they usually know really very little
about the character of the tin used or the
excellence or the effectiveness Of the lob.
This pamphlet will help them TO protect
their interest. It is very explicit, perfect
Is comprehensive, and We think wholly
Trustworthy. Ii is quite proiusely illus.
trsted and the cuts indicate process of ap-
plying tin-Ioo6ng which insure excellence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-11
THE CORN TRAIN.
1t Remains Two Hours In wheeling, and is
Visited Extensively.

II Remains Two Hours IN wheeling, and ID
Visited Extensively
The BY this time very we'll known corn
tram" mailing from Sioux City, Iowa,
which passed through Bellairs and Ben
wood on the evening Of the % inst, on
its way to Washington City, and which
was fully described in tine REGISTER OF
the following day, arrived in the city last
evening Just before six o'clock, and was
backed into the B. & o. depot, where it
ley for the succeeding two hours or more
and where it was visited by not less than
two thousand people. The train entered
the city via the Pittsburg division, having
stopped in that city for awhile during the
early part of the afternoon, and on leaving
here at $40 D. m, took its way over the
Bellaire bridge aud on west to Chicago.
Since the Inauguration at Washington,
the train has been on to New York, where
it excited a great deal of attention. Stops
were also made at Philadelphia, Balti-
more. and other points in the east.
On board the train we're companies ID
of the Sixth Iowa Regiment National
Guards, and Company A of the Fifth Reg
iment. each organization being about fifty
strong. There were also about fifty civ
ilians on board and the entire party was
in charge Of Captain Q. G.. Culver and Z.
W. Skinner. AS soon as the train pulled
into the depot, last evening, detail OF
soldiers Jumped off, and were instructed
to keep guard over the cars to prevent
persons In search of souvenirs from mutt
lating the decorations. Despite all efforts,
however, quite q number Of people carried
away trophies in the shape Of
ears of corn. The news of the
arrival Of the train soon spread about
the city, and people began to fairly swarm
to the depot. At halfpast seven one
could Ooly move along the platforms Of the
passenger station with difficulty, and this
crowded condition continued until the
train pulled out At least half the visitors
were ladies, and the soldier boys on guard
were kept busy answering questions and
detailing their movements
Tire decorations looked good deal the
worse for wear, last night, but were still
very handsome, and bid fair to last until
the train again pulls into the depot at
Sioux City. The passengers have evident
" been having Jolly time, and are not
lacking in the wheIewithsl to make the
hours psss pleasantly while en- route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-11
MATCHED AT LAST.

Ridge aud shay Agree to Fight Twenty
Rounds ~ Wheeling.
After weeks Of talk Joe Ridge aud Bert
Shay have come to terms by agreeing to
fight in this city Saturday, March %. The
match was made Saturday at Pittsburg and
the conditions are as follows: The contes-
tants will light at 116 pounds, with two
ounce gloves, London prizs ring rules, for
the receipts and bet Of not less than $50
a side. They agree to Eight twenty rounds,
aad if the referee at that stage is unable to
decide who is the winner he cap order the
hattie TO be continued until he can DO so.
Each man has pat mp o forfeit Of so, and
either contestant failing TO appear on the
night of the battle shall forfeit the $50.
The bet is open for $500 a side, and the
battle will take place in the Capitol rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-11

Our stock q. now complete and Offers
more novelties ia WOolens for mems
", ear than has ever heen exhibited I'm
this city. Under the efheient man
nrement of nrst-class cutters and
many years experience in the busi-
ness We shall try 90 ht and please all
nt reasonable prices
our cents Furnishings are COM
pIete. and oner special Inducements
a.. HESS a SONS.
1891 and 1928 Market street.