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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31
THE 2. r. " ACCIDENT
Attributed by Passengers to- The Bad Con-
di ion Of the Read.

oil ion Of the Read.
CHARLESTON. W. VA, December 3o,-
Twenty-sx persons, passengers on lne
chesapeake and Ohio train that was
wrecked at the White Sulphur Springs, on
SATURDAY morning. have signed a paper
stating that IN their opinion the cause Of the
wreck wa, rotten ties, bad rail and a high
rate of speed. They state that the heavy
train rushing round the curve put great
pressure on rail which pulled loose nom
the ties. After the rail pulled loose II
broke. The Door condition OF the road ned
is we'll known here, aud II is an open secret
that Willim :. Dunn. who was recently
elected general superintendent, resigned his
po.ition because the directors refused 20 a.
iow him 10 expend sj0o,0Oo in repairs. At
present there are several bridges on the
road over which trains have % proceed az
four miles an hour.
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Acyis.e 20 notners.

Mrs. Winsl0w's soothing syrup should al
wavs be used wnen children are cutting
teeth. 10 relieves the little sufferer ~ once
A. nroduces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain. and the little eherut
a,yakes rs "bright rs u button.' IL 10 ver,
nieasant 10 taste. IL sOotbes the child. soft
ems tho gums, alliys all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels. aud ~ the pesi knowf
remedy for diarrnoa, whether arising from
10 csthing ur other ea1aes. twenty-five cent
boiflf, W 'n'SaH"
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Tire This Morning.

The alarm Of fire this morning at $50
o'clock was turned in from Box %, on the
corner of Clay and Gilmore streets. Engine
Nc, responded. and found a small blaze in
the residence Of Policeman VI. A. Sutton,
SO west Clay street. The wood work
around the fireplace had caught, but was
soon extinguished. Damage slight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31

The Union Pacific Railway, "The over
land R0ute,v has equipped lis trains win
dining cars Of tine lale1i pattern, and on ana
after August 18Th thc patrons Of its last
trains between Council Biuiis and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland,
ore. will be provided with delicious meals,
tbe best the market affords, perfectly served
M 10 cents each. Putnam, Palace Car Com
many will have charge Of the service ON
these cars.--adY.
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The following was received last night:
WAsHINGTON, December 30.-R. \. Dun
lOp, Esq. Secretary Chamber of Com
mcrce-lO:30 L. M.-liost cold-waye sig
nal. Temperature will fall 10 about II de-
grees by A. NJ. December 81.
GREELY.
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Married in DanviIIe.

DANVrLLE. VA, December 3o.-lepeciai.
!. q. Harris. a successful commission hiel-
chant of Danyille, and Hiss JAMIE -. ii"I-
ris of Richmond. were married In Milton,
ana came 10 Danyiiie to-day by tie Allan
tic aud Danyill- road. They lef. Richmond
saturday.
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sh,Ioh's Catarrh Repaedy.

shilOh's CatarTn remedy fnaryeious
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth
and Headache. With each bottle there Is an
Ingenious Nasal Injector for the more sue
eessful treatment OF these complaints with-
ont extra charge. Price 80 cevts: sold Dy
iiodeker Brothers a nd u. h. shields q Vo''
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
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MUNcIE IND., December 3O.-Early TINS
mOrning.as Allen sanders awell-to-dO FARMER
with his wife and two children. We're coming
10 this place in a wagon tree iell across
The road op the vehicle instantly killing the
father and one Of tbe children. The mother
and the other child were unharmed.
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BosToN, Decombor 3o.-James II. Muf-
raw. treasurer Of the Ilonerin Mining COM
Dany. was arrested to-day on warrant
sworn out by Wilson ". Fay, who claims
to have been defrauded In transactions with
Murray 10 The extent of Sil, 200.
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB
Decides TO Disband and Wind Up its
Affairs.

DttlUt7 TO III7'7s'7'' 7''17' " ~ Y
Affairs.
BALTIMORE. Nd. December 59.-ihe
MARYLAND Jockey Club held meeting 20
day for the purpose of deciding whether or
not running races in the future shall be
given at Pimlic0, under the auspices OF
fbat organization. The opinion was almost
unanimous that the club should disband,
aud "A resolution TO that effect was adopted.
A committee Of three-Ex-6olernor Odeh
Bowie. Il. 4. Hall and John ;. tittings-
were appointed % dispose Of the clubs
prouerty. which IS valued al $4,000, divide
the proceeds among the members and wind
up an the affairs OF the concern.
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WE haven't had any mixing
W of what weather may be
expected until to-day. We've
sold by odds more Overcoats
than we could reasonably ex-
pect, considering the very mild
weather. That we have thou
sands yet to sell is a stubborn
fact staring us squarely in the
face. Wednesday is begin
ming of stock-taking; that
means to put a false or real
value on any article as the
Judgment of the merchant may
suggest. We don't take much
stock in futures. The pres
ent with us is always the op-
perfume time. An Overcoat
to you may make a faishfsl
servant fully three months
more. To us it may mean
thousands Ito carry through
sun, dust, and camphor. One
Overcoat to you, and you, and
you, will help US out OF the
slough. 1t is either power
earning dollars or value-de-
creasing merchandise. We
choose the former.
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FoReIoN NEWS.


rcxrox pncc,v,lop 8O.--Huudrcds Ol
,neot,nus ami beno,,ets are bciax held here
srd s.sssyScre to-,,jrht In honor n she
ciylrfieth birthday Of Mr.. Gladstone. aEc ~ ~
Of the newspapers paJ sncF rsspyS.s ~ r,s-'
In notices ns0ro 81 less ce9pIp.Snesssy
Only one paper, hoWsNcr- ~ nao VIZ '.1
tassc, not 10 say dpwnrixnt prutaiisyf ~
scixe Che opportunity anordea py 'ne vss. sss
sion 70 openly atfack the ex-frcHies' IN, n's
csI,ibifion. OF yirnlent party sps,e ,F'nx
made by Tie 81 yases 6szste' wpIc" w
clares that he il ouiy suppo'r..eu =! y"eS''"''
Gutter Jahoos, ana i''sn "'s''s M
TRIAL OF SOCIALISTS.
BERHN, Dceember 10 The trial o. nine-
iy.u'se spciaIists. wnicn mas ~" -: ,..,,
ing at tlhtfneid fcr se'eIai .'se W. 'S''',.
cluded to-day. Depaties beris, ~ ''s'.s;st-,d
ger and fortylour ohe's "s,- .rn.shs,
Deputy Harm was sehtenceu eys'S n.sssor s'r,,
imprisonment, ana tie otner piioV~ss 49,. 49,
imprisoned for terms varying ifV'i e's"'S"
months 20 fourteen days.
,.,,ynpsrp
: = -. 4. ..,,.,;v..,
PARIS, December g9.--re"s ,.,s,a,,., ON
here fromi ooocN' ss'c",h ,'s 10, mo French
n's.,cs ,'S ts ,es % traveling nom Zeliah TO Hanar
u,,der the escort OF eight Greeks, were at
tackrf ~ natives. ana all tnc party WIZ
murJeraj.
p.r,te,s,s STATEMENT.
""''N' ~ "a NJ uo,s,ou.
LONDON. Decemp,r %, "V' p.'r,o,i.. I'nion'
secretary ol the Loy'i anu .,' st,,omont
has written ielleI uVni iuS h; 'IS Ie,,cr to the
t,i''u. p! i...n,t ,bat Mr. IIoustOn in
'tt...,,I r,,,aip o.-hea To bring suit for
-, H. U,,,s,on saws he had no
LnoWIedge Of the action taken by captain
O'Shea until he saw the announcement oi
the divorce case published in the papers on
s,,nrl,t
.,,,r,p,v otp MAN.
A""ANp ~" '-'' -, =,
LONDOS. December P--M VT. "l''oss2''o - -
busy today receiving deputaiio,S ~" ~, ~.
scnts nc Hawafden tastle' ah1 u'''s',h5 s ~
replies to some of the most nolaolc " 'ne ''
thousands Of congratuiatory "sss'St tfo h
cei,ed by him Yesterday ana w-uss. 70 ono
not only grand olu man, pu. n1flt -
to-day, and every bodI - happy ,n", no
So - "li1 w un ~. ~ s,est and he
events. Mr. Gladstone VIII speaN nnu ~
spoken 10 ana OF al q oah,pel 5lsl ,3,,'' H.
by the Lloefai parry "iE 49,,
irict at the neighborlng town oi '"es'e''
SARAH RFRNuARpr's PYRE BURNED.
p..,s t,...,,,har RI. The pvre TO be used
H., ,to' ,l,,, IN loan ID Arc' hv sarah Bern
narJt became Limited last night by the sur
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-31

Commodore George Brown has been de-
fachel from command OF ine Norfolk navy
vird ON the 3sst instant and ordered 10 the
command of the Pacific station. he mas
also hecn appointed rear-admiral While re-
fainine command of tine Pacific squadron.
The United states steamer Alliance, now
M the Norfolk navy yard, viii De put I'D
commission january -. and as soon there
after rs practicable viii be sent 70 sea
fer officers have been selected aAd VIII ue
announced within few days. 10 Is as let
undecided % what squadron she Will be at-
fncnid.
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Ansuer rhis .Ius,tion.

A child's FIRST impression. \. b. C., but
il is often needed IA after life for impure
Nod
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Why DO so many people wc see around us
seem 10 prefer 10 siider and be made misefa-
bic by Indigestion, Consumption, DlIl,nes
yello,g skin. whef for 20 cents We VIII sell
,hem Shiloh's system Nitauzer, guaranteed
10 cure them. Solo by BOdcker brothers ana
II. NJ. Shields q co.. e0rner OF fiilh and Mar
shall streels.
THROAT DISEASES commence win a
cough. cold or sore throat. "Brown's BrOn.
ciGT Trochss" give immediate relief. Sotd
o1.fy in torres. Price. - cents.
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MlNr IN Nrw YrAn's pAY.

Washington society is greatly agitated
over tha question Of serving wine 20 New
Year callers. The ladies Of the admins
tration have all ayowed their purpose 10
abolish wine. ON the other hand, some OF
ihe old families. principally southern, ayoW
their purpose lo adhere I'D old customs ana
serve wine. Thus two factions exist, ana
The criticisms of the ladies whooppose eaeh
other on this subject are sharp.
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,rtsstnx.nrr,s n,,npraKp.

PARIS. December 80.--News is received
here from olock, Il Wrench settlement on
The east coast OF Africa. ihat TWO frensn
rcjssioaasles travelling from ZeIlah TO Hanaf
u,,der the escort OF eight Greeks. were at
tacktd ~ natives, and all the party were
murdered.
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WASHINGTON

senator Kenna len tonight. taking -ena-
tor Hearst and representative tlunie. OF
California. for q trip through West Viz
gina. 90 observe the mineral and other re-
sOnfcos of that state.
SO trace of the fugitive silcott has yet
been dscoyered,' Notwithstanding the va
rious rumOrs 20 that effect. The oAer Of
5000 reward has been extensively circn.
lated. and has tempted detectives to attempt
to earn it. but though several Thought they
were on the right track, they missed ~ilcou.
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Are We to Have Anolher war

Some political prophets aver that we
shall. Be that as it may, the battle
waged by medical science against disease
will never cease until we arrive at that
utopian epoch when the human family
shall cease to be afflicted with bodily
ailments. One of the most potent
weapons which the armory of medicine
furnishes, is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
which is of special utility as family
remedy, as it is adapted to the imme-
diate relief and ultimate cure of those
disorders of the liver and bowels which
are of the conimonest occurrence. In.
digestion, biliousness and constipation
are inseparable companions, and these
ailments are completely eradicated by
the Bitters. But the remedial scope Of
this superlatively wholesome and
genial medicine takes in also nervous
ailments, rheumatism and kidney trou.
bles; its actions in these as in the other
complaints, being characterized by un.
equaled thoroughness.
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countinr the sra,...

Counting the dancing notes In a
bar of sunlight sounds like one of
those hopeless, never ending tasks
with which malignant fairies delight
to break the spirit of little heroines in
the German folk stories. Something
more than this, however, has been
achieved by modern science, which is
now able to count the particles float
ing III any given portion of the at
mosphere and determine what proper
ton of these are dangerous germs and
what are mere dust. DR.. Frankland's
curious experiments have shown us
how to count the Heterogeneous,
and now john Aitken, of Fallirk, by
a totally different method, has been
enabled TO take stock of tho more
harmless but hardy less interest
ing dust notes. Thirty thousand
such particles have been detected by
him III the thousandth of cubic inch
Of the air Of room. In the outside
atmosphere In dry weather the same
measurement of air yielded 2.119,
whereas, after heavy rainfall, the
number was only 521. That this
power of prying into atmospheric
secrets viii eventually yield very i'm
portant results must be obvious to all.
Among the most curious discoveries
already made is the direct relation be-
tween dust particles and fogs, mist
and rain.-LOndon Daily News.
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Convenient for Travellers.

An arrangement has just been made
that will considerably facilitate TIE
movement of passengers from America
who travel to London by way of Liv-
erpoOl. and who are now detained ut
the latter port so long as frequently to
cause The missing of trains. The prac-
tice Is to deposit the luggage In the
custom depot ut the landing stage,
where passengers must attend to open
their boxes and fastcn them up again
animation shall be transferred from
the lending stage TO the London ter
mini of the railway companies,
namely: Euston station for travellers,
by the London and Northwestern line,
and st. Pancras station by the Mid
land. New York Home journal
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A subs.Itute for Graee.

One Christmas l spent up on the
mountain side with two or three
others, and there we had our holiday
dinner, and it was wholesome meal,
but wanting in those delicacies that @
mother or wife can best prepare. a
snowstorm was raging along the
mountains, but with cur cheerful fire
and warm cabin, we cared nothing
for it.
IF we had some flowers for the
wish table" said one of the boys.
We all wished the same.
Get out your old letters" said one.
We all knew what that meant, for
many a flower from the old house
finds its way in letters to the boys oui
west. One found a rose bud, another a
violet. another daisy, and then an.
other rose was found in q mothers
letter. Withered and faded were these
tokens from the old homes, but never
did men value flowers more than we
did that withered bouquet.
Cant some one say grace7" said
one of the boys.
No one volunteered. a
1.-THE closing lines in my mothers
letter" said a boyish fellow, might
Read Them" was the response that
came from all.
Heads were bowed around that fru.
gal Christmas board, and the young
man read:
God bless you. my son, and God
bless US all. :"
then looked up and saw tears on
the checks of weather beaten faces
st. Louis Globe emocrat.
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a erars curiou.lr nls.or,c.

There is little hillock, overgrown
with grass and weeds, in the cemetery
here which has a curious history.
Georgia voted for William Henry
Harrison in 1910. This state was one
of the most closely contested battle
grounds in that campaign. The peo-
pie of Laurens county were ardently
for Harrison. When the president
died in 1871 casket was inferred in
the cemetery in honor of William
Henry Harrison, and for many years
it was visited annually and decorated
by the ladies of the place. Since the
the election of the grandson to the
presidency has revived interest in the
little mound.-Dublin (Ga.) Cor. st.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life of an individ-
ual. Such a remarkable event is treasur-
ed in the memory and the agency where
by the good health has been attained
is greatfully blessed. Hence it is that
SO much is heard in praise of Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe their
restoration to healt, to the use of the
Great Alternative and Tonic. If you are
troubled with any disease of Kidneys,
Liver or Stomach, of long or short stand
ing you will surely find relief by use of
Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC. and 81
per bottle at, Van elders Drugstore.
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A wondcrfu1 diamond.

A remarkable precious stone has been
discovered recently. It was diamond
of fine white color, weighing about
four caratS and handsomely cut, which
had cracked into two equal parts, re-
vealing in its center another diamond.
The interior stone was pentahedron,
with facets upon it as regular and per
feet as if they had been cut by skill
full lapidary. So perfectly did this
little diamond fit into its matrix that
it was invisible when tho three parts
of the combination were put together.
The impossibility OF putting two
art is beyond question. It was the
work of nature, but what natural law,
or perversion of law, had such an
amazing effect was far beyond even
the theorizing of those who inspected
tl.o s.c.,e. Rrool.lvn Eoola
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vanderbfl. and Lord Palmer,ton,

Here is one of the late Commodore
Vanderbilt: When Vanderbilt went
abroad during the civil war he was
entertained by many notables in Eng
land Among the guests at one of the
big houses beside the commodore was
Lord Palmerston. Tho English pre-
mier WAS quite taken with Vanderbilt,
who WIS one of the handsomcst Ameri.
cans who had ever visited that coun-
try But his conversation was not
always carried on in pureSt English.
In discussing American affairs Lord
PalIncrSton told the commodore some
thing concerning a dispatch he had
sent 10 the United States government.
The latter listened very attentively
until Lord Palmerston had finished
and thea astonished everybody by this
advice:
Palm. you hadn't orter to writ
that. New York Star.
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He couIdn,t Catch Un.

Pennock Pussy at one time had g
tenant who was very slow in the pay.
ment of his rent. The first time the
gentleman went around to collect OF
him he discovered this. The tenant
said he had no ready money, gave
various excuses for his impecunious
condition. and finally referred Mr..
Pussy to Judge Chandler, who, he
said, would certify as to his good char
acter and general honesty of purpose.
Judge Chandler was lolling back in
his office chair when Mr.. Pussy went
around to see him regarding the ten.
ant who couldn't pay. That man is
all right, " said the judge, after hearing
his story; the only trouble about him
is that he was born about $50 behind
and he has never been able to catch
up. st. Paul Pioneer Press.
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Their Business Isooming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at Van
elders Drug Store as their giving away
to their customers of SO many free trial
bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, COLTS, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat
and lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test it before buying by getting a
trial bottle free, Large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
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Lester yyallaek.. ereat ,1emo,v.

Some time after my fathers death
/ was requested to play Don Cesar,
character he had made peculiarly
his own, and of which he was the
original in the English language. Il
was fourteen or fifteen years since ]
had played it, and I said to Mrs. Wal
lack, Before look at this part again
want you to see if 1 remember any.
thing of it. not only recollected
the words, but did not miss q syl.
liable She laid down the book in per.
feet establishment It seemed to come
upon me directly. as though l had
performed it tie night before. This
gift CT memory has been always of in.
estimable service to me.-Lester Wal
lack In Scribner's-
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A Cutting Reply.

When member of the Boston Mu-
scum company, Mr. LIE Moyne played
LauncelOt Gobbo to Charles Barron's
Shylock- Tho relations between the
two were not pleasant, and Mr.. Barron
seemed pleased when Launcclot's fine
points failed to elicit any response from
the audience. AS Launcclot made his
exit Mr.. Barron, who was standing in
the wings, remarked, They don't
seem to like your Launcelot, Mr.. LIE
Moyne." To which the reply was:
mo; they don't think it half so funny
as your Shylock. THE Tlieater.
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old Glass IN New yyIndov..

AS the art of making stained glass
stands here today it has kept more
distinctly artistic character than in
the Old World. In Europe, with
governmental patronage and with mu-
seums ready to receive works of a
large size which such encouragement
creates, it is an inferior class of ar
lists, as a rule, who engage in max
ing stained glass. Here. on the con-
trary, almost every man who has the
technical equipment to create large
decorative work has been more or less
engaged in designing for or making
stained glass. -Scribner's.
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q squlrreI uuntinr cat.

Cornwell Whitniore. a Coxsackie
farmer, has a remarkable cat which
seems to be an unusual and valuable
one. II not only catches rats. mice,
anil muskrats. The cat has been named
Mike" The other day Mike brought
10 tie house large live snake about
th.xeand one-haIf feet long. handling II
with apparent ease. Albany Journal
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seapinc fhe stocihoI,Icrn.

The stockholders of an Italian
theatre desired season of opera and
signed contract with an impresario
to that effect. One of the conditions
imposed on the impresario was that
there should be two double BASES in
the orchestra. One was found, but a
second could not be obtained. except
ing from a neighboring city, at great
expense. What did our impresario
do2 Procured an instrument and
hired a 'supe" to saw on it with q
soaped bow. The season ended with
out any of the stockholders having
caught on. American Musician.
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BuckIen,s Arntca SaIye.

The Best iSdlrs in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
qnired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cts. per box. For sale by A. C. VAN
GLIDER, Druggist. Gian4-1y.
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Great Hard are and
Furniture Sale!

The Largest House of the kind this of the country
q feet running back 1870 et-wo or occupied follows:
shelf hardware cutlery and fence hadwarethe other side
queensware glassware wooden and willow
kinds Of house furnishing goods The back end is filed with
shovels spade ake hoes, forks paints
vanse and many other goods The oor occupied with
and from the cheapest to the highest other
goods Warehouse back 25x50 feet orys filled from
ceiling with IRON nails steel glass SASH doors plaster
with plows of yarions kinds Workshop 2OxaO
manufacture all kinds of tnwae houepoutng roofing
dese;Fptons which am Offering low here give the
offer them cheap All ask you through
and would be pleased sell you if you
the business 1871 dealing
brought it to its present standing Thanking the public
their liberal patronage the past hardware servant
w b GABLE.
May 2, 1888 POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.