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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-06
CRUEL ANDNHUMANACT.
A Young coIored Man While
Asleep is Horribly Burned,
PERPETRATORS ARRESTED,
The Details of Frank Roblnson's
Narrow Escape from Death in
Jim Hunts BARBER Shop
Wednesday NIornlpgs

A young colored man giving the name
Of Frank Robinson and claiming Elmyra,
N, Y, as his home, was made the vic.
tim Of cruel and inhnman act at the
hands Of some other colored individuals
while be was asleep in jim Hunts bar,
Der shop on Chapline street a few doors
south OF Sixteenth street at an early hour
last Wednesday morning, They pouredal-
cohol or gin on the bosom Of his shirt
and then applied match to the sat-
urated garment, A great blaze burst
out on the breast Of the sleeping man
and he awoke filled with the widest ter
ror He started to run about the shop
yalnly endeayoring to beat down the
flames that were eating their way into
his breast and causing him the most In,
tense pain, and would probably have
burned to death had not Bill Turner, a
we'll known young -colored man who
happened 10 b. In the shop, knocked
Robinson down and spothered the
flames with a heavy oyercoat.
The Injured man was placed on q cot
In q dark room In the rear OF Hunts
shop aud his badly burned body swathed
In cotton soaked iu linseed oil,
An effort was made 10 keep the
affair quiet, but yesterday the police
learned Of the matter and u Colored man
who heard Of the unfortunate mans
condition, got physician to call and see
him. The breast is so badly burned that
supppration is certain to take place.
Tho physician called In said
the burn was very bad
one and might result fatally, but he did
not apprehendsuch q result II the man
was properly cared for. Yesterday af.
ternoon an order was gotten from Ooun'
ty Commissioner Mckinley for tho re-
moval OF Robinson TO the Indrmary,
where he was taken last evening,
In a number OF saloons 1t Is the GUS
tom to get rid Of loaiers or ''sleepers" by
giving them the "leg.burn" that is put
ting q few drops OF gin on the leg Of
their pants and then firing 1t, This is
supposed TO be what II was proposed to
practice on Robinson, but too much OF
the LIQUID was poured on, and besides a
close. fitting cotton undeRhirt Is an en-.
tirely different thing TO pour the stutTon
and then light, than heavy pair Of pants
Robinson Is about 90 years old and
came home two or three weeks ago. He
has been running errands aud doing odd
jobs since his arrival here, making his
headquarters with the gang that loafs
about Hunts place.
A Parkersblrg fellow named Gaun Is
said to have poured the liquid GU Robin
sou. Last night Squire Davis Issued war.
rants for him and Buck" Tyler, Frank
Thompson and John Proctor, who, 1t is
said, had q hand in the outrage. They
were all arrested before midnight. Dis
figuring and manning is the charge
against the quartette.
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BELLAIRE BUDGET.


Two Stabies Fired b. BOys Oyster Thieves.
General Notes Of Interest.
Elmer irwin, Of Glencoe, is here among
i Nh99o he, cough is prevalent In all parts Of
@, N, NepRmyeF. Of near Kelsey. was here yes,
terdAy on business,
A little daughter Of John Luke Is very sick Al
heFhome IN the Fourth ward
The high school scholars will give an enter,
tainment about Christmas tine
The Cleveland. Llain q Wheeling trains do
not stop At Noble street now unless they aie
Agent ]. 4. Greenfield, Of the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh, Is Olfou business trip to points on
the mRtu Hue Of the road,
Fred Muhleman, OF this city, has accepted I
position VI the Riverside Furnace, BenW0Od, u
engineer Of the blowing engines,
MaShRl Darby kIlled ten rabbits and two
pheaSAnW this week while hunting out tho Bel
lAire, zanesville 4 Cincinnati road.
The coal miners win meet In City Hall TO
| night 10 elect delegates 70 tho sub.district con
YenllOn At Cambridge on The 18th inst,
The lower Lantern Globe Works were OF or
Wednl sdAy on account OF shortage Of sand
The supply ordered was caught III a freight
blockade.
Miss Rehm, daughter OilHenry Rehm, 'thI
supeflnlend Of The Swift Storage COmpA NJ
Wheeling, spept yesterday very pleasantly viii
tTiends here,
The widow Of the late John Poll, the iormG
owner Of the ferry plying between here o.! {
BenW0Od, has brought suit for her share, thl
husband In his viii having left her out al
together,
Some people going from here 70 Wheeling thl'
week. had very narrow escape from c0lliaiOI
between Ap electric motor and q Ia tlmOTo 4
Ohio train near BogEs, Run, Tne accident wa
very narrowly ayefIed.
Superintendent and General Manager Stevens
Of The Cincinnati, Wheeling 4 New York nall
raod, was tP the city Yesterday on business oOn
between Morgan Junction and Cumberland, thl
State,
The two large oyster boxes Of George Mutt
were broken Into "Wednesday night and all TIL
OyAlers, amounting 70 several gallons, taken
schram Brothers store was also entered Wednes
day night or Thursday morning, aud all tn
oysters IN stock taken, Some person or p0FsOn
were evidently oyster hungry on this night,
A hre broke ont at noon yesterday In tho sta
BILE Of A, KlOtz, In the rear Of tho baltimore 4
| Ohio depot II 10 supposed N have been cauAeI
| by some small boys smoking, as they were AeeI
about there Just few minutes before the Alaru
| was given 4 due buggy was lost aud q deliver!
wagon, similar 70 the one George Durst o
Wheeling has, was ruined, About q ton OF ha!
and u few, other articles Wer0 destroyed alonl
about 500. Another tlre occurred about 'clOcl
yesterday afternoon, The stable Of Mn. Kane
| In the Sci Ond ward, was fired aud burned 10 tn
ground. The loss will DO considerable Rs sh
| had supply OF iced and hay IN Tor tho winter
| II will probably be S20O.
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rhn HOGAN nnl snwyer MeelIng..

Ben Hogan had the usual full house 81
bis Tabernacle again last night, and al
has been the case every night for week.
past, 1t was much more trouble TO gel
rid OF the audience after the meeting
was over than 1t was to I'LL the house be
fore 1t began. Mr.. Sawyer conducted
good revival meeting at the Zane Street
N. e. Church, and the congregation
showed It's appreciation OF his efforts
Tonight he will conduct grand gospe
temperance meeting at the same place,
at which time full house and good ma
terial are expected TO be present. A fea
ture OF Mr.. sawyer's meeting last might
was the excellent music furnished by
large choir.
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APlen.npt M1sIcal Event.

Lovers Of music who attended aye
olde Folkes Concerto" at the Disciples
church last night were treated 10 q
splendid performance, The performers
were attired in continental costume,
and looked picturesque and pleasing,
Those who took individual parts In the
entertainment were Messrs. Albert ShOr.
raft, 0scar seeley, Edward Redman,
George Korner, viii Day and Mrs. 0s'
car Seeley, Miss Pearl Seeley, Mrs.
George B. Caldwell, Miss Laura Sellers,
OF Bellaire, Miss Mary Roy, Miss Mil.
dred Hamilton, Miss Sue Caldwell and
Mrs. George Korner.
Tie Patriotic Sons Of America attended
the concert Ia body.
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SCALDEI TO DEATH,
An Infant Child OF Harry Colts overturnsa
Vessel Of Hot Water on Itself.

An Infant Child OF Harry Cots overturns u
Vessel of Hot Water on Itself.
An infant child OF Harry Colts, Of No
80 Main street died early yesterday morn
ing from severe scalding it received
the night before. About 0 o'clock We'd
nesday evening Mrs. Cots boiled some
eggs, and when they were done removed
the vessel from the stove and placed It
on table. i was necessary . iof ~, her ~, 10
terYal the child climbed upon a chair
and pulled the vessel over, pouring the
boiling water over itself. Dr.. UlriCh
was called and everything possible was
done for the little sufferer, but to no
avail. The child was the only ono which
had blessed the household Of the young
connie.
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ABOuT PEOPLE,
slrlnser. in .he cIty and wheollng reople

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Lehman NJ. Crothers, OF Taylors
town, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Bessie Forsyth is lying quito IL
at the home OF Mr.. j, B. Wills, on Mar
ket street.
Mr.. ]. R. snider, OF Fairmont, wa
among those registered at the Stamn
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. weistllng are the
happy parents Of daughter which ar
rived yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. Writ King, OF Huntington
Is the guest Of her father, DR.. II. I
Ford, Of Benwood,
Miss Rose Kehl, Of Cambridge, Ohio
Is a guest at the home OF Mr., O. s
Sauvegeot, on the Island,
DR.. Leon N. Refer and bride (nee
Miss Jessie Brinton) have taken rooms al
No. 90 Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Carter List enter.
tanned the Whist Club last evening al
their home on Fourteenth street, Ia q
delightful manner.
D. NJ Carey, Of Paige Carey & Co., Is
laid up at tho Hotel Windsor. Mr.
Carey's illness was caused by fallfrom
his buggy few days ago.
Capt, O. L. Williams, the clever Sup.
erlntendent OF the Ohio River road,
came up from Parkersburg last evening
and registered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. Il. Fee, Clerk Of the Police
Court, Is confined to his home by a
threatened attack Of fever. Chief Del,
bruege Is taking his place in the court.
Mr.. George A. Laughlin, Of Cleveland,
registered at the Hotel Windsor yester.
day. He Is here on one Of his periodical
business visits, looking alter his inter.
ests and those Of his mother.
Mr.. w. A. Ohley, Of the FairrnOnt In.
deT, and Capt. Charlie Wells, OF Glover's
Gap, were in the city for a shorttime
yesterday. twas not learned what the
errand Of these well.known statesmen
was.
Mrs. A. l. Foreman and daughter, Of
Parkersburg, are registered at the Hotel
Windsor. Mrs. Boreman Is tho owner
Of the property at the corner Of EoiI
and Fifteenth Streets occupied by Mrs.
Mary Good, which 10 included In the
property wanted by the Board Of County
Commissioners for site for q new Jail.
Mrs. Foreman Is here for the purpose OF
looking after her interests In this matter.
Prof. and Mrs. II. ]. Arbenz have
at the earnest solicitation Of number
Of their friends, concluded to give a SO.
ries Of three concerts this winter. The
first will be given ddring Holiday week.
These concerts promise TO be rare mu.
steal treats. Mrs. Arbenz, as has been
announced previous 10 her wedding
with Prof.. ArbenE, few months since,
was one Of the leading concert slnRersin
Germany.
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The Council Committee on Equaliza.
ton and Appeals held another meeting
last night and acted upon several petit
tions for corrections Of assessments. In
the matter OF the petition Of The Manu-
iacturers' Natural Gas Company 1.-THE
Wheeling company asking to have
their assessment reduced FROM $4,000 to
eleven thousand and some odd
dollars, the committee agreed to
recommend that the assessment be re-
duced 10 what It was last year-$l2, 500.
Several petitions, one or two from
industrial establishments, asking for re-
auctions, were held over TO await action
at tho regular ten.day session Of the
Board next July.
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rhe nCold pn,n scpnpr, pnrnoa,

A telegram was received at an early
hour yesterday morning from Mr.. NJ. II,
MCNabb 10 which he says that The
Opera House at Albion, Michigan,
where tho "Cold Day company ot@hiCh
he IL manager was playing was destroy
ed by fire., and that the Golnpany'l
scenery was burned with 1t. Mr.. Nc
Nabb will have the sympathy Of his
many friends here, who will be sorry Ia
learn OF his loss, and the inconvenience
which the accident will cause him.
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The Pennsylvania Board Of Pardons,
In session at Harrisburg last Tuesday,
refused 10 pardon the three Young men
from this city who were so unfortunate
as to be mixed up in a shooting scrape
at Taylorstown several months since, az
they were returning from hunting ex'
petition, In which one Of the members
Of the party who attacked the Wheeling
party was killed. Tho three young men
from here were convicted Of mauslaugh
ter, at Little Washington, and sent uE
for q term OF years. tbs known posi-
lively that they did not do the shooting
and the news Of the refusal Of the pardon
will be sad news for their many friends
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KILLED DY A BRIDGE,


A baltimore s Ohio brakeman Knockod
on u Train at AouudsvilIe.
Yesterday morning II. L. Lake, a
brakeman on freight train No. 90, on the
Baltimore & Ollie road, was struck by
the upper timbers Of the town bridge,
lust east Of the Baltimore & Ohio depot
ut MouudAyllle. The train leaves Wheel!
ING abopt 8 o'clock, aud 1t was still dark
when Il arrived at Moundsville, and
Young Lake, who had only been on the
road few days, passed the hanging
rope danger signals without noticing
them. The supposltion Is that he was
stopping over, setting the brakes at tne
time. The train ran on half o mile
before he was missed, II was then run
back aud tho mangled remains found
lust where he had been struck. His
head was frightiully crushed, and death
probably occurred before he fell to the
ground. The remains were sent to his
parents In Grafton, on the morning ,ac'
commodation train. The bridge has
been commented on as particularly
dangerous place; several accidents pre-
vious 10 this one have happened there
but this was the first to result fatally. i,
The railroad company has several
times expressed desire 10 raise the
bridge, but 1t Is said the municipal au'
thorities would not consent 10 1t, It Ia
SO low that a man on high cur has 10
lie almost flat TO avoid being struck
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AYRRDICT OP NOT GUILTY.
Found IN Favor Of Combs and O'SvlIl,
Other Court BuSlnsss YeStortlny,

Found IN Favor OF Combs and O'kplll,
Other Court business Yesterday,
A verdict Of mot guilty" was returned
about 0 o'clock last evening by the jury
in the case Of Harvey Combs and Padgs
o'Nsill, indicted for grand larceny,
When the trial Of this case was resumed
yesterday morning it was reported that
W. ], Bodley, the juryman who was
taken suddenly III just previous to
the adjournment Of the court the
night before was still in a con-
diiion that untitled him to
serve in the box. The record showing
that twelve jurors had been sworn in
the case, 1t was mutually agreed by the
attorneys to proceed with the trial be,
fore eleven Jurors, The Jury was out
about an hour. Prosecuting Attorney
Howard was considerably surprised by
the verdict, and j. n, Medically, the
young man from Virginia who was
robbed Of sixty odd dollars when here
about six months ago, and who identi-
fed Combs and 0'Neill anu Bill Olator
"a the ones who took his money, was so
dlsgusted the with yerdiCt,that heCould
scarcely flhd words in which to express
himself, T.
The only other business transacted in
Part was the sentencing Of Frank John,
son to jail iOF ninety days, He plead
guilty to a charge Of petit larceny, His
OdenSe consisted Of stealing brass jour
nails from cars in the Baltimore 4 Ohio
yards
the case OF Wilbur Jacobs vs., Klevis
Kraft 4 Co., was concluded and the
Arguments begun, Mr., Summerville
opened for the plaintiff and was fol
lowed by Mr., Russell for the defend
antsi Mr.. Hubbard, also for tho defend
ants, will follow Mr., Russell this morn
ing and Judge Jacob will close.
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Pan. Handle mail train No. I, the
same train that dumped two cars over
tho bank at Cumberland Junction BY
reason Of fast running some time ago
had a narrow escape from collision al
Wheeling Junction yesterday. a new
gravel train working In the nelghbor
hood was on the main track In the
mail trains time. Englneman Conroy
coming round the curve took In the
situation, applied the brakes, reversed
the engine and with the fireman jumped
The mail clerks were knocked down b.
the sudden check. The pilots Of the
two engines were but q few feet apar
when the mail train came to q stand
ottl1
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LOU SMAIIAUKER.

We would call special attention 10 our
immense assortment Of China SILK,
new eSt patterns for ianCy work, at re-
duCed prices. We hare placed On our
counters III all SILK No. Ribbon, choice
slludrs, nj 10 cents per yard, worth %
cents Just tho thing for decorating and
suited Tor the holiday season.
We have q uinlChlpSs assortment o.
Ladies', Ch,ldren's ana tents Handler.
chiefs, among which we hare u lOb III
Ladies' " into Embroidered Ilandkei.
chiefs, whlCh We offer at zoe, worth 6UC,
our display VI Holiday foods IL non
con plrlt--ihe early shopper CatChel
'"' '"' LOU SWABACKER.
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WAEntseToS, Pa, Nov, IS.
AsHt u Bdtr'I sOnH
DEAR SlRS:-You will lind enclosed
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets,
for which please send me ono Of your oil
paintings no gS). We have used Pan.
Handle Coffee for some Llme and cannot
get any better Please send the picture
Ia caro- Of MI. qrayhart's grocery and
obllgg Yours Respectfully,
Miss MATTE HOwELL.
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CHBisrtAN's Best Flour will mako one.
third more bread than winter wheat
aolrs. The best Is always cheapest.
BErrHR than all, Electric Light Flour.
ASK ior Ohio Valley Coffee.
A Great Discovery

In the medical line 10 the pleasant fruit
LAXATIVE, Elixir Of Dates. II combines
the active properties Of dates, hgs and
prunee Ii such 0 way as 10 make Il one
Of the most pleasant and effective RENE.
dies on the market, ltis easily taken
by old and. young, and d . sure cure Tor
habitual constipation, billouBnees, dye.
pepsla, sick headache and piles, and oil
diseases CAUSED by q weak stomach, die.
eased kidneys or Inactive liver Sold In
10 cont bottles by o, II, quetGe, w, w,
Irwin, W, =, Williams, John lAughlln.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin h
o., Wholesale agehtg,
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YAN pAKER GOES no T!IR WEN. TO.pAY
To Commence tho life Imprisonment Il
Which lie Has leon Sentenced.

To Commence tho life Imprisonment IA
Which lie Has llspn Sentenced.
Van BAKER is TO DO taken 10 the State
Penitentiary at Moundsvllle this morn
Ing, where he is to be imprisoned for the
remainder Of his life, that being the
sentence passed on him for the murder OIL
lis wife and mother.in.law, Mrs. McWha.
Despite tho fact that ho was ably de-
Tended by eminent counsel, be has twice
been found guilty Of the horrible crime
committed IN the little cottage at Holli,
days Cove, and all measures that could
10 taken In the State courts have proven
OF no avail In warding of the sentence
passed on him, which, II he guilty Of the
crime he has been convicted Of, is q
merciful one.
Sheriff Steenrod received word yester.
day from the Sheriff OF Hancock county,
that arrangements had been made fol
taking Baker from the Jail here 10
Moundsville to-day, and asking him to
assist in the transfer. Baker has been
an inmate OF the jail here for so long a
time that 1t will be like removing a
fixture 10 take him away.
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Well Pleased with n.

PRocToR W. VAp Oct TO-
AesWI, s, Rari So1i
DEAR Sim.--I herewith send YOU
twenty-five Panhandle Coffee tickets,
for tho oil painting. Please send Ia care
Of Michael Moore, Proctor, W. Va,
Have used your Panhandle Coffee ior
quite a while, and am well pleased with
II Yours truly,
Mas, FRANK ERLRwiNE.
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ys.tsr'lay,s Police pIol.up..

Charles OldAro was TOO drunk to walk
to the lookup and had To be hauled in Q
Quincy, He was ptckec up In North
Wheeling by Officer Desmond, John
Edge got himself whetted up on bad II
quor and had TO be arrested by Officer
Frohme. John Duffy was corralled in a
drunken condition by Officer Watson,
and John Murphy, q companion, was
similarly treated by the same officer,
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NJ s.,,loment MI WIN ChI.holm

The City Water Board held another
special meeting yesterday afternoon to
talk over the matter Of = settlement
with Contractor Chisholm for the new
and le.ky reservoir. Mr.. Chisholm
came down from East Liverpool yester'
day, but was not present at the meeting
OF the Board. The only information
given ont for publication In connection
with this,meeting, was that the situation
Is still unsettled. From this it Is to be
presumed that Chisholm has refused u
accept tho Boards offer Of $500 and Ia
pay all OF Expert Harnungs bill.
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure haOitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For Sae In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P, Hess, R, 3. Burt and O. Men.
katnallHT
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Mr.. anil Mrs. Jos. speidel gave a charm
ing reception at their pleasant home OF
Chapllne street last night. TheTe wert
O large number Of guests present ant
the pleasures Of the evening were Z
source Of enjoyment for ALL Music wa
provided for those who cared 10 dance
while the card tables furnished enter
tainlnent for the older ones. Refresh
ments were elegantly served.
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AZ tho fair held In the Church of The
immaculate Conception tue following
tickets drew prizes: No. al, a rug; 207,
a clock; 104, large roCkiDg.Chairi AZ,
small rocker; 81, a stove; 145, fancy jai
pickles 1872, q ham 0, a barrel Of -four,
The holders Of these tickets will please
call OF the church and take away the
above articles.
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Uses no Other.

UIhVUHN '1EHDl VVW y 1OOV'
Ne@o. s. Bdsr's Sons:
DEAR slRs:-Euclosed please find
twenty-five tickets. Please send me No
O0il Painting, care OF Stark & Boal, cor
ner Sixth and Market streets. We finr
Panhandle Coffee excellent. and thu
best and cheapest in the market. W.
use no other but Panhandle.
Yours respectfully,
MRs. Z. Z. CAMPBELL,
ll3 Eighth street.
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IL you cannot SUU and need SpCCtaClCS
you should Gull OH rs and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We haVC The
finest Instruments atll more experience
ihnn any other upllClan In Tho State,
anI guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded, JACOB ". CRUDE,
JUwGlCr and VptlClAn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market streets,
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tIkesIt yoTy Much,

polST PHEASANT, W, Va oOt 10.
Ncun. s. BdsrII sOaS!
DEAR SiRsi-EnCloBed find twenty.lve
Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
please send me, Ia care Of ]. II. Dlehl,
one Of the handsome pictures you adver'
tlsU. l like II very much,
Respectfully Yours,
Mas. JAS. WtNDRH
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pan.IInndle i. the Best.
MINoo JUNCTION, O., Nov, 10,

WENNV VVNV4EVNi 20 NV''EV'
lk4r. s. Baer's Sous:
GEYTLEMgN:-Enclosed find twenty.
five Pan. Handle Coffee tickets, for which
you will please send me what you think
Is the very handsOmest picture you have.
We can further say that after having
used all other brands we think the Pam
Handle Coffee is the best, Hoping you
will send ME q nice oil painting. i an,
Very respectfully yours,
Miss MINNIE LUDWIG.
Send picture In care Of John G. Ora
ham. II is from him we get the coffee