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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20

more profitable, and the pool with all
Us Questionable features might be the
thing"
There is a rumor going the rounds
that the Etna glass works will be leased
by Q large glass dealer and operated by
him,
In all probability the Bellaire Steel
works win start as soon as the repairs are
finished, as they are behind in their or
ders.
The Diamond mill, Bridgeport, Ia re-
ceiying q large invoice OF fouthern
wheat over the Pennsylvania company's
lines,
The suit against certain members OF
the Carpenters Brotherhood for con-
spiracy, has been dropped by the prose-
cution,
The possibility OF a removal Of the
Riverside glass works Is again being dis
cussed with some apprehension by
Wellsburg citizens.
William Schwertieger 4 Co, report a
strong and active trade. They added TO
the force this week and more hands are
wanted, They shipped an order TO
Chicago this week.
Commissioner Edward Robertson has
established an office in Wheeling by
renting desk room In the Mews.Letlsr
Office, for the State Labor Bureau, A
branch office will also be arranged for in
Charleston.
The holders OF first mortgage bonds oil
theEtna Iron Works, Ironton, propose To
foreClose the mortgage and sell the prop.
erty to Q new corporation, who vii!
operate the concern and make needed
improvements.
The only signature to the Anal
gamated scale yesterday was A., 81,
Byes & Co. This is important, since
this company was Directing to the de-
mands Of the association for extra help
on %l6O-pound piles.
The R. ]. Baggs Lumber Company,
Bridgeport, booked contracts this week
for two.story frame dwelling for G,
Wileman, North Wheeling, and an adj
dltional story and remodeling Of the resi-
denCe OF William Erskine, on the Island
In the last issue OF Hdrper's AoHidlN q
writer who contributes an article on the
manufacture OF glass, names two places
where the best stand in the United
States for the manufacture OF glass can
be found, and one place named Is Han
cock county, w. Va.
The decorating department at the
Buckeye glass works, Martins Ferry, re-
sumed this week. The Buckeye Is hay
ing a big run ON decorated goods, es'
pecially lamps, Of which they are max
Ing q fine line. The travelling salesman,
Mr.. ], G, Massey, is of on a vacation.
Marcus Boyle, OF Marion, o., has q
process by which with a blow lamp and
a certain chemical he can blow names
into glass in less time than 1t would take
to paint them. He obtained some beau
tiiul effects in prismatic colors, and as II
costs about one.half what painting does
he expects II to supersede all other kinds
OF lettering on glass.
A report was printed at Pittsburgh
yesterday that Carnegie, Phipps 4 Co,
had reduced steel plates 50 per ton, The
story was untrue. Chairman Abbott, o.
Carnegie, Phipps 4 Co., was moved Il
express himself strongly at the publica'
ton OF the story. at Is so %preposter'
Gus, so untrue and so utterly unbusiness
like as to need no denial" he said,
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The new plant for manufacturing gas
from slack coal for the Bellaire Water
Works power house Is almost ready to be
operated. The system IS the patent Of
Mr.. Mitchell, who built a gas furnace for
the Bellaire Nail Works several years
ago. The plant is very simple, II con-
sists OF a furnace, into which slack Is
dumped. The furnace generates the
gas, which by means OF pipes Ia conduct
ed to the fire boxes under the boilers.
The system saves the gas that usually
goes out OF the smoke stacks, The power
house will have two furnaces, each Of
which will supply two boilers. II the
plant il a success, most Of the flint
houses will putthem in, as It Is the cheap
est gas process known. Tho two fur
naces at Bellaire will cost $l,700, and
the inventor promises To save 80 per
cent in coal bills OF receive no compen-
satlon. Men who seem to know what
they are talking about say that the saw
ing will be 80 per cent,
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President Smith Inlks.

On his return to Pittsburgh from the
Bellaire convention President Smith
said in m interview:
Our eleventh annual convention, the
one Just passed, was the most successful
in the history OF our organization, and
our union has come home stronger and
more harmonious than ever before. We
have q better financial standing now and
our membership Is larger than ever be.
fore. OF course there was a good deal Of
wrangling done, but that Is a thing
which cannot be prevented where 40
men are assembled and discussing SUBJ
jeCts that are all Of great Importance to
them. A good many changes were made,
rules were altered, and so on. Regard
ing the change OF wages, Of course we
have decided what shall DO done, and
we know what we will insist upon at the
prescription meeting with the manufac.
turers. l do not anticipate any dili'
Guilty, although | am not able to say
what the manufacturers opinion will be.
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There was an interesting and import.
ant meeting Of the Directors Of the
Wheeling Base Ball Association at the
Howell House last evening, and, con.
trary TO the general expectation, arrange.
ments were made for continuing the or.
ganization and It's team, and playing ball
for all that Is in II, In the hope that the
public will DO more liberal in liz
patronage and show It's old time enthu.
siasm. President w. B. Howell, who
has been putting up as Literally, II not
more so, than any other man In the or.
%ganiEation, rendered bis resignation as
president, manager and director, and II
was accepted, Mr.. William Koohn.
line was chosen temporary presi.
dent, accepting the office with
the distinct understanding that he
would only hold ttilI come 6nemutual,
~ acceptable 10 the Association and the
public can be found. Mr. Meyer B. Hork.
heimer was elected a director 10 ill the
vacancy caused by Mr.. Howell's resig.
nation. Funds were raised for the pay.
ment OF salaries now due, and " 10 hoped
the publioylll Increase The attendance
20 that The feOrganlzed Association shall
not DO hleit,p
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TRApE journalism has made gigantic
strides Of late, but II ives not until lost
year that a trade journal for advertisers
was started. Such a paper has Just com.
pleted It's first volume. II Is published
at New York, and is entitled Printer'S
Ink. It's object is to teach the art Of sue
peSsiul advertising, which 1t does by
plain, comprehensive articles that treat
Of every phase Of advertising from the
writing OF the advertisement 10 lie lnserr
ton In the proper papers. II Is a verits
able store house ofinformation on a sub.
jeCt that is but little understood, and d
perusal ofany number would enable an
inexperienced advertiser to save many
dollars In advertising.
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nIridnnda.

There has been some comment on the
fact published In the IGTRLLIaEHcgR the
other day that the Belmont mill had
declared a semi.annual dividend Of three
per cent. The fact that this dividend
was not made on nails Is apparent to
anybody who knows anything about the
nall trade. It wGs from the profit on
pig iron and the Oompany's share Of the
profit OF the Wheeling steel plant, The
Bellaire works declared a semi.annual
dividend OF five per cent, the Junction
company one Of five per cent, and the
Riverside ono Of five per cent. Of
course none o. theGp pills made their
dividends on nails,
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10th BADLY Hurt.

A iourteen.year.old boy named Alleh
steen was thrown from his bicycle on
the South Side and so badly injured that
lie was unconscious for some time. lie
was cut and bruised from head TO foot.
Last evening he was still suffering much
pain, but was said not to be dangerously
hurt.
Yesterday afternoon while an eight.
year.old daughter Of William Teasdale,
living in the west end Of Bridgeport,
was drawing water from a well with o
windlass, the crank slipped from her
hands and went flying round with fear.
full velocity, striking her several times
In the face before slie was knocked away
from II. The Child's face was seriously
mashed and cutandh her nose was broken.
DR.. Wagner took I've stitches In one
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city aud wheeling People
Abroad.

HtTnHkufh III lNu Wy Hhu "HVUAAhk Aupihe
Abroad.
Miss Mamie Riester, OF the South Side,
is visiting friends ut Parkersburg.
Rev. s. Fl. Pringle, OF Mt. Pleasant,
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Messrs. II. Westerman, Of st. Louis
and r.. Lactich, OF Milwaukee, leading
glass buyers, are at the Stamm.
Mrs. Peter Terrell, OF the Fourth ward
left yesterday to visit relatives In San
Francisco, Cal, and Denver, Col.
President Woolery, Of Bethany Col
leRe, who has been 30 seriously Ill iol
quite awhile, is reported to be worse.
Misses Maggie Hall and Mollie sylvis
OF Wheeling, are guests Of the Misses
Oliver, on Gravel Hill.-Brlaire hide
pendent
Mr.. /. F. Fegan and family, OF Wells
burg, are in the city visiting. Mr.,
Fegan is a Btockholder In the Riverside
glass works.
Miss CliHle Charnock has been visit
ing Wheeling friends for the past three
weeks. She Is expected to return home
to-day IKlsburg Local.
Prof.J. NJ. Frasher has returned home
from Cleveland, Ohio, where he has
been In attendance ut the convention o!
business educators OF America, that held
It's session In Cleveland recently. lie
reports a very pleasant and profitable
session, The Association honored this
city by electing Prof, Frasher Third
Vice President, an honor lilly bestowed
Ri. Rev. Bishop Kahn will administer
confirmation at the Catholic Church, at
Weston, on Sunday evening, the 2Sth
instant. Tho same ceremony will take
place at Leading Greek at 1880 a. IN. on
the 8lst at Fink OF Thursday, August
j. On Sunday, August 4, he will dedl'
cate the church al Santa CLARA, bod.
bridge county, and administer confirma'
ton on the same day. While at Weston
he will deliver a conrRs Of Lectures on
church topics.
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HUNTSVILLE
An UngrateTul Boy Arrested puutic,..p o..
shOt-PeFGunhl. ="

hAA-A NAhuNhls
MI. II. ", Rook, who has been qul,e m
several weeks, Is almost well hghin. W.
Hon. q, W, Atkinson and DR., Curry, OF wb.,,
lug, were here "Wednesday, on bushes. "S'
The home base ball team will play III, ap,.
IN tho Fint ward. +i
The high school taught by Messr. wlpt,u.
and Parsons closed yesterday, Profp,,nr RGIli
was present the last week Of tue srbool "gHi
helped 70 make II pleasant and INSTRUCTIVE n.
the students, wv
NaRh,l Lowe shoth valuable dog bcl,s,l,,
James Henrietta "Wednesday night, al,1 n1rt'
longing ~ MIA. Price, Of the Second wari ~,
dogs Nere Killed because lhcir owner trruseii h,
pay tho tax on them, | is said, however b.I,
Mr.. Henrietta claims to have paid thctlx 6at
MesSrS. Ed aud Eugene McCafrghet .r.
j, ", McClrrlRher, OF this city, rccehllysli6W
OF their silver mines al Ourly, IDlGni1 H.,
$1,000, The milne was located last Nani ~,
their younger brother, l.ute, In letter 10 Ib'W,
father the boys say that they sold lno ,1pS
they'COuld have sold II for 5000 d lca H.
later, They have several other good pa,
mines, 'T"'
The contest between BnnRr and MaupIp.t,
the otiee OF deputy collector was settled MI
nOsday, Mr., Manning withdrawing in,p ~.
contest, A meeting was held at ths Ha"%yg
Office tho contestants aud lrl0nls OF zach if,,
pEeheIlt hlll Nuu matter htllltl OttNuyu tlV nf.
gentlemen In u way that there Is now M, $50
for hard feelings, The office viii now iBI,it-,
eddy bogiyen TO Marshall county, Nothi8y w.
done With regard to the postntitr. Itkib6pp,t,
u dark hOrSe Is TO be entered for liAt T1,,-'
Thep will DO no election To settle IL. a, rrStIet
Some Of the candidates would not ron,rsI,,L
that way OfdlspOslng OF their chance Ia mtni..
late the mail for Uncle sam AT salary iI g9g,
year,
Albert Starr, Of Martins Ferry. Il lad of oh,,,
fifteen summers. camc to MOuhdsvile L,,ir,.'
day and bGlug In destitute clrcum,unn, A.,
taken In by Mr.. q, S, M~cfNdden and rabJ h,
Yesterday Mr, MCladden sent him 10 nv eia
to mall II letter, but he failed To return. m,
nNsiCflce was visited and II was found ihai,Egg
lelirc was not mailed, Mr., McFaddcu hiI gl1,,
the youth twenty five cents with which t1Igvr
" y mp, aud he supposed that the boy nritm'j
the money To his Kindness, especially I'M, A.
was required to do little Chorcs about lbc nI.y
10 he set out to Investigate. Hp found lhsiI6,
letter ives opened 10 sec ~ II Contained any
money and then concealed. Fortunately ii rwS'.
taineA nothing of value, The lad wasi kr6ysTJ
ut the bNSO ball ground, aud Us soon d, he Nv
Nj, MOFadden took to light, IIp was 0%yrftaIep
placed under arrest aud taken hrlnn I1,lG,,
Jefferson, but II Is not known what wifi Le lops
with him yet, lie claims his parents are lrsd
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The Baltimore & Ohio safety gates
have been put in at Main and Market
streets and the machinery connected
with the air tubes by which they are to
be operated. The towers are not yet up,
but one Of the boxesis in the Hemptield
yard. It Ia a very ornamental little
house. The pole at the postoAice cor.
ner when run up strikes the electric
light wire, which holds 1t a foot or so
out OF a vertical line. This is apt To
make trouble. Yesterday a drunken
man attempted to boss the job, alleging
that the dir tubes were not buried deep
enough. He annoyed the workmen SO
that the police had to take him away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-20
TnE LOGAN lNppErRlER.
what tho Mills, Furnaces and Factories
are Doing.

what tho Mills, Furnaces and Factohei
are Doing.
The planning mills are all busy.
The Belmont factory is on full.
Fishers foundry has a good run or
mRntels.
The Benwood factory and forge are
closed down.
The Whitaker sheet mill will close
down to-day for repairs,
The rolling mill at CanOnsburg will
start up again next week.
The Crescent mill Is again losing some
time daily on account Of the heat.
All the glass houses are making good
shipments from the stock on hand.
There is aprolect on foot 10 start a new
cigar factory At Wellsburg on an immense
scale.
Peter Baker, shipping clerk at the
Standard mill, has resigned 10 accept a
position In Pittsburgh.
II ID said that the Laughlln mill will
resume soon, Largo shipments have
been made since the stop.
The Belmont glass works will resume
work promptly at the expiration Of tho
six weeks summer vacation.
Mr.. William Gilbert, oil Pittsburgh,
has accepted the position Of assistant
manager at tho Standard mill.
The LABelle factory Is running full.
The forge makes but three heats daily,
on account Of the warm weather.
The Caldwell & Peterson NanuiacLur.
Ing Company ID working full and 10 q
iAfr business and shipping freely.
The riverside Company last Tuesday
booked orders for eighteen miles Of line
pipe and twelve miles Of steam pipe.
A. j. Sweeney 4 Son are casting q
new elevator cylinder, s feet long and
% Inches diameter, for 8. Baer's Sons,
The Joseph HOll Stoye Company has
put In bending machinery and made
other improvements In thgifBtove works.
"There arc some mysterious move.
nenlB among The glass people these days,
and visions Of d pool or q trust flt across
the minds Of tic visionary" says the
BellAire TndpMdenL. "Mo6t anything
DO desirable 70 make Tie business
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Miss Longlcy, DIST. Clalnyllle, Is the guest oil
her uncle, Judge John 8. Cochran.
Rev: ]. g. nench, Of Demos, o., is visiting
Rev. a. j, johnson, on North Fourth street.
Mrs. William Mann has purchased the Hydes
property on South Third street, aud will shortly
mOvelnto II.
The st. M4ry'S church will be completed about
the first Of October. Tho school will be ready
IN september, '
Mrs, s, ". Archer, OF sedaliR, Mo-, and MrS.
william A. CLARK, Of stenbenyllle, arc the guests
OF Capt. and Mrs. Il. W, Inglebright,
Secretary Mitchell, Of tho City Water Works,
shut of the water Ia over twenty places yGster.
day aud the day before because the rent was not
paid.
Miss Lille sowdGrs entertained eight couples
OF friends very pleasantly At her home on Third
street, on ThurEday. Gu Thursday evening there
Mr.. VAN, corner Third and Walnut streets. Ten
couples participated.
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Is a combination OF the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropirRl fFuttg. IFS pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousnesS, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in 80 cent
by O. Il. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
w. E. Williams and John Laughlin.
Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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CkIdt0n Cty Fol PItohOtls CastOt!a.
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In Tie Police Court yesterday there
were eight cases. Pat Burns, who was
raising 4 row and breaking up furniture
In North Wheeling the night before, and
whoresiBted Officer Desmond and fought
till the hose was turned on him, was
given slxty.hye days inthe Wotkhouse.
Tobias Vance and Jesse Tilttle, "yags,'"
rot Thirty days. j. w, Williams, col.
ored, for disorder, also got thirty, aud
Henry McCloskey paid his fine Of : for
drunkenness aud went up for five days
Ia default Of the costs.
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Syrup oi rigl

Ia natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, aud the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costivej TO dispel head.
aOhes, colds, and flyer; 70 cure habitual
constipation, ind geSelnnL. ,pjlpF, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Big
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and @. Men.
kemeller,
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A New FOUNDRY Dor Well.burg.

The Secretary OF State has Issued q Ger.
tilcate Of incorporation to the Wellsburg
Foundry Company, which has for lis
purposes heconduCting and carrying on
Of a general foundry business, and ma:
chine shops, etc, The principal place Of
business Is to be AZ Wellsbufg, and the
incorporation 10 To expire August list,
1900. The sum OF $500 has been sub.
sCribed, ten per cent OF which has been
paid in on the capital stock. Shares are
500 each and are held by Q. i. Bean,
Fostoria, O.;O. L. Blue, l.. v. Blue, II.
Q. HerYeY, ". d. Heryey, Of Wellsburg.
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Another move Tor the formation Of a
pottery trust Ia on foot. II. s. Knowles,
Of East Liverpool, has undertaken the
task Of bringing the Western potters to
terms, and his recent visit to Wheeling,
as limited at the time, was In pursuance
otthis purpose. A meeting will be held
at Long Branch during the last week Of
July. Learning wisdom by experience,
the connection OF the Standard Oil
Company officials with the combination
will not be paraded before the public
for fear OF disastrous results.
The Crisis predicts that q majority OF
East Liverpool potters will refuse to en-
ter the combination.
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ELEyOR BADLY uURT.
A Valuable Running Horse VIII Have to be

AklANNut
A serious accident happened on the
State Fair Grounds yesterday, as n re.
suit Of which L. A. Fleniken's well
known and valuable running horse
Elexor will have to be shot. Mr.. Flcni-
ken, who lives at Washington, Pa, gave
his horse into the care OF a trainer
named McKenny for the season, and he
has been on the fair grounds here. Yes
terday McKenny was speeding him
when he fell, and examination showed
that his leg was broken. How the acci.
dent happened could not DO c%onjeCtured.
The horse will have To be shot, but
Mckinney made him as comfortable as
possible last evening, and will wait TO
hear from Mr.. Fleniken.
Elexor Is a sorrel gelding, and has
run here for the past four seasons, tax.
ing several races.
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BURGLARY At BRIDGLPORT.
The Office OF the IT, j. Baggs Lumber
Company Entered.

Ihe vince VI Tue h' Ne bABBb AuWptE
Company Entered.
Night before last a burglar or burglars
entered the Office Of the R, j, Bags &
Sons Lumber Company at Bridgeport.
BY a peculiar chance Mr.. Warren Baggs,
the manager, had occasion to go intoth
office. While there he thought he heard
a noise In the rear room, but Just as he
started TO investigate another noise on
the outside relieved his suspicious, and
thinking no had been mistaken, he left,
Evidently the thieves were scared oil
by his presence, for yesterday morning
there were signs that they had ransacked
all the drawers and then tempered with
the safe, but left without accomplishing
anything or securing any booty.
Had Mr.. Paggs gone into the room
where the burglars were concealed he
would have been assaulted, and possibly
shot.
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DR.. Garrison, City Health Officer, no.
turned last evening from the meetings
OF the State Board OF Health at Charles.
ton and the State Medical Society ut
White Sulphur Springs. He reports that
the State Medical Society requested that
the Board Of Directors Of the Weston
and Spencer Insane Asylums build
sewage furnaces, the former action On
motion Of Or. Late and the latter Of DR..
Hoyt. At Weston the sewers empty
into the West Fork river and pit Spencer
into Spring creek,
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Aman employed by Fred Hattleib, the
proprietor of the stone house at
Elm Grove, had a miraculous escape
from death yesterday afternoon. He was
about 10 90 out hunting and previous 70
starting out ho discharged 4 loaded shot
gun that he intended using, The gun
was heavily charged and burst Into q
score Of pieces, but strange 10 relate, the
man was u%nlnlufOd, although all that
was left IN Ills hands was the stock Of
the gun,
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THE FASTEST ON RECORD.
A Special On the Is, s o. Does Some Flying
From Here West,

From Here West,
Aspecial West on the B, 60, July Is,
carrying the United Scandinavian Sing
ing Society from New York to Chicago,
made the fastest time on record, The
time from Benwood to Chicago was ten
hours and flty,elGht minutes, including
all stops. The train was in charge Of
Capt, John Francis, OF this city, and the
following is the time made over the
different divisions;
From Benwood TO Newark, los miles,
2 hours and 90 minutes,
Newark to Chicago Junction, sS miles,
2:04,
Chicago Junction to Garrett, 1877 miles,
$3.50,
Garrett to Chicago, l4a miles, 1882,
This is regarded by old railroad men
as the best long,distanCe run ever made
over any road west OF the Ohio river.
Old John Mitchell, with the 72G, made
the last run OF l43 miles.
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Last evening David Majors went be-
fore Squire Davis and swore out a war,
rant for Kittie Linn, u woman we'll
known In police circles, on a charge Of
robbery. His story Is that he was in a
hack with her yesterday marning, when
she stole his pocket book. Officer Gaus
arreted her and Squire Davis sent her to
jail for a hearing this afternoon.
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from hAbitual constipation, dyspepsia,
blllouSnebs OF piles, should Try Tho pleas.
fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
IL 30 cent bottles by y. II, Goelke W.
Irwin, John LAughlln, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin h Co.. whole
DalO agents.,