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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-11-20
Pine IuInbeI

Pine Lumber
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-11-20

Mrs. Henry Dewey and child, of South
Haven, were guests of Mrs. Heckert
last Wednesday and Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
LOYAL BREYITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the

nAhktof1 OF MINOR AAonnrnb IN Aha AHSAf NNN
City.
SFEUBRNyILLR Is undergoing a ligh1
scouFge Of scarlet fever.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted 10
record by Recorder Hook yesterday
Tue yearly meeting Of the Society Of
Friends began yesterday at Mt, Pleasant.
PIcSIc for the benefit Of the Sisters Of
ST, Joseph on the State Fair grounds this
afternoon.
The Y, NJ. @. A. Outing Club will take
an outing tomorrow evening, leayingon
the 6;lO train on the Elm Grove road.
Ed ALDNoER has resigned his PLACE
with Whites circus, and will return to
his old position at the Grand Opera
House,
ANNA NORTON has been appointed adj
ministratEix OF the estate Of Thomas
Norton, deceased, giving a bond oil 500,
with Denis Malorhey as surety
A MARRIAGE license was Issued by Re-
corder Hook yesterday TO Albert Frick
and Mary Heilmelr, both aged 2S and
both natives Of Germany, The groom
Is a resident Of Bsnwood and the bride
is a resident Of this city,
AN application Is to be made on Sep.
TENDER II TO the Board OF Pardons, Of
Pennsylvania, for the pardon OF John
Rust, Peter KTess and Frank Riddle,
the three Wheeling men who were con-
victed OF manslaughter at the November,
1888, term OF the Washington county,
Pa, court, and sentenced to four years
and three months imprisonment, The
three men, It will be remembered formed
part ola hunting party from this city
who in September last got into a tight
at ~Taylontown, during which Adam
staub, a liyeryman Of that place, was
shot and killed.
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TO.pAYIs BIG plCNIC
For tho Benefit OF the sisters of 81. Joseph,
What tho Attractions viii be.

For the Benefit OF the sisters OF 81. JOhopll.
What tho Attractions win be.
The picnic that Is to he held on the
State fair grounds to-day for the benefit
Of the Sisters Of St. Joseph, promises to
draw an enormous crowd Of pleasure
seekers. The Opera House band will
parade through the streets Of this city,
Martins Ferry, Etnayille and Bridge.
port, early this morning, Its stirring
music being intended 10 serve as a final
reminder TO all friends Of the good
cause for which the picnic is given, that
the day for 1t has arrived. The people
from the lower end Of the city, and West
Wheeling, should bear In mind that
they Can enter the grounds at the foot
Of the Island, where the West Wheeling
ferry boat will land whenever desired.
Dancing will be commenced ut 10
o'clock this morning. The music will
be furnished by the Opera House or.
chestra. The match game Of foot ball,
English rules, will take place at l0:3O
o'clock. There Is no reason why people
should not go TO the grounds early and
spend the day there, getting all the en-.
joyment possible. An excellent dinner
will be served for 20 cents. The races
will commence at 2 o'clock. Five en-.
tries have been made for the horse race
and fifteen ponies have been entered for
the pony race. Those who desire to
play OuOit9, CFOuuet or football will be
furnished with the necessary articles
with which to play the games, without
charge, on application to the Secretary.
The foot races and the tug Of war will
take place at 1850 o'clock. That the
conduct Of the whole affair will be above
all criticism Is assured by the character
Of the gentlemen who are managlng II.
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TIE COMING STATE PAIR.


A Glance At the Main Building-WhRt one
VIII Find There TO IpteFS1t and AmuSs,
The management OF an industrial ex.
position, Isl task Of no mean proper
tons, but the West Virginia Exposition
and State Fair Association claims to
have accomplished It with success, The
grounds Of the Association with the
numerous buildings and attractions Is a
striking monument Of that public spirit
and unselfish desire to help humanity
which ia the outgrowth OF the efforts OF
the West Virginia State Fair Associa.
ton, in organizing and managing It's
exhibitions OF industrial skill. II can
not be too strongly stated that the
prime basis Of all the West Virginia
State Fair Expeditions has been the
public good. When there has been a
surplus, II has been advanced to the
succeeding exposition or has been put
into permanent buildings, The idea oil
serving the public has always prevailed,
and has always operated 10 oYerpoWer
all efforts TO gain money for any other
purpose than paying legitimate expenses
or aiding future exhibitions. Therefore,
for as many years as these exhibitions
have been held, the people Of West Yir.
ginla have had a shining example Of
unselash public spirit and local patriot
ism,
AS its name implies, the principal Of
the numerous buildings Ia the main
building, and il one will enter this from
one Of the four wings, he has his choice
OF two paths, each Tiled on both sides
with exhibits, The best plan, however,
would be 10 take the right hand aisle
and keep to the right side Of II all the
way round, until one finds himself at
the starting point, In making this cir
cult sights are seen which are worth
twice the price OF admission, but only
one-halt Of one building has been seen,
AT one place is an immense display Of
art, II one Is interested In fancy work,
at a single booth can be found articles
In endless variety that would take one
person two or three liletimes 10 manu-
faCture. The department IL in charge oil
Mrs. a, 0, EgertHr and a committee oil
ladies, In exhibits OF nearly every class
OF merchandise will be found large and
valuable displays, Still one has seen
only half Of one building, Starting over
the same ground, this time keeping to
the opposite side OF the aisles, and one
finds more and different exhibits, such
as writing machines, sewing machines
tobaCCos, and so forth.
Atthe end OF the FIRST wing one stops
TO admire the fountain and aquarium,
surrounded with rare plants and flowers,
One spray OF water has charge OF an egg
shell, which is kept jumping, while
another furnishes the power for q cute
little saw mill, In the aquarium are q
number Of species Of the tlnny tribe, and
all In all y forms a grand center for a
grand building.
By the tune he reaches his starting
place q second time, he finds he has
spent nearly two hours, has seen lots Of
interesting sights, but still has been
through but one building, He still has
before him the long rows OF fine horses
and cattle, sheep and swine, the horti-
cultural and machinery halls, not forget
ting the poultry department, and mum.
erous outside attractions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22

Tho Board Of Public Works should
compel the persons responsible for the
tearing up Of the Market street brick
prvement at its intersection with Six.
leenth street, 10 repair the same at once.
The CUTTERS dug when the pneumatic
tubes for the Baltimore & 0hlo's safety
gates at that point were laid, havenevCr
been repaired, and the result Is two bad
places into which vehicles Jolt In u way
that will some day cause something to
break. A fire engine going over
them at full speed would prob.
ably have something break. Another
place where the brick pavement has
been left In bad shape Is In the ISrELLi.
0ENcRR alley, The plumbers who put a
new water pipe In the Opera House put
the bricks back In such a loose way that
wagon wheels are fast forcing them
down into a rut. There are other places
about the city where careless plumbers
have done much 10 ruin the BRICK pave.
ment. The Board by giving It's atten.
ton 10 this matter could prevent much
complaint,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
MORE NATURAL 0As WANTED.


Some of whselIug's Manufacturers VIII
Make u Move ON Their Own Account.
The movement to induce the County
Commissioners TO appropriate funds for
a further exploration for natural gas
having apparently died a natural death,
and the need Of more gas being as great
as ever, some Of the most enterprising Of
Wheeling's manufacturers are seriously
contemplating. a bold stroke on their
own account. They are looking over
the surrounding territory to select a
promising spot for test operations, and
this they hoperto find within reasonable
distance Of the city.
A preliminary survey Of the field
thought TO be gas territory Is not the
most encouraging. It Is more remote
from the city than is desirable, and most
OF 1t is found to have been leased by
speCulators who have, presumably, no
intention or ability to develop and, I'm.
fortunately for the land.holder and for
Wheellng's manufacturing interests,
have the land so tied up that they can
hold II for long periods, in some cases
for twenty years, without putting in the
drill. In other cases owners OF land
who have not leased and have heard the
promises Of spectators TO begin opera.
tons at once, are disposed TO await these
Developments.
II tile Wheeling manufacturers who
are in the movement find sufficient en-.
couragenent to go ahead, their intention
Is to begin operations at once, stipulat-
ing in the contract that the develop.
ment shall be made within a year or the
leases forfeited, Within q week or ten
days the project will take on practical
shape or be abandoned.
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Ye,tsrdaJls so,,lon ID Polls. con,,,

There we're eight cases disposed OF In
Police Court yesterday morning. -Four
ordinary DRINKS were fined 81 and costs
each and not being able 10 settle were
sent 10 the hill. Joe Dflllet was assessed
$40 and costs for i%fequentlng The Red.
man cemetery on the South Side for
unlawful purposes, and managed 70 raise
enough 10 settle The bill. Harry Hill,
George JunklnsAnd young man named
Wlckham raised q racket al Minnie
Hulaufs house Of ill.iame one niRht laSt
week for which they were atralkned In
court yesterday morning, having been
grfeeted. by Officer Carney The nleht be.
fore, Wipkham was 9ned $40 and costs
and tue other two Is and costs, ali Of
which was paid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the city aud wheeling PsOpl
AhFoad.

strangers In the City aud wheeling People
Abroad,
Mr.. Edward l., Rose leaves for Cleve'
land this morning on a short business
trip.
Rev. B, Lsop, OF the Short Creek n, i,
church, was In the city Yesterday calling
on friends,
Mrs. Henry OFT has returned home
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Winchester.
Miso Kttt;a u~ov,bo,ne NJ Portland.
Ohio ia visitin" Miss Lee Mitchell, OF
R]riJyenort A
nanr,y Trri,oJ s,o,es NTarshnl Devine
IA ont "itb civ ior a iew daVs ON Oil.
ciaI hrSineS
MI S"%~-' ,.,o n.,,;. .,
4lie hliSses Oatlle anu Aunie psnis,U VI
heoEuE' iowa; are guess ~ Wy country
nouns VI Alss D'eh' 0tes"p Su'o,v'
~. Y, W. brocKnnier y enjoying nun y
sell }nst ~ ptesent mSWE,ng ! touIu an y
the virginia ana west virginia springs
Mrs. Julia Cook and daughter, Mrs
George GOrden, OF Parkersburg, return,
ed home yesterday after several days
visit to their relatives and friends In
this city.
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Mhlewa.her In Trouble.

Samuel Robinson, the well known
colored whjtewasher, and his wife, are
In o peck .Cf trouble. Yesterday after.
noon Officer Donovan found Samuel in
an intoxicated condition and locked
him up. RObinson's landlord, a well
known citizeu, went his security for ten
dollars and he YVES released. About the
same time Mrs. Samuel Robinson, whose
given name Is Amanda, was arrested on
q peace warrant sworn out before Jus.
tiCe Davis by Mrs. Ann Morgan, who
keeps a grocery on Nineteenth street.
Mrs, Robinson then swore out a peace
warrant for Mrs. Morgan, and entered a
charge Of profane swearing before the
same Justice. Mrs. Morgan paid
the costs and gave q SIS bond to
keep the peace and wal dismissed
on the other charge. Mrs. Robinson was
required TO give bond under the peace
warrant, but she found some trouble to
get surety. Her husband offered 10 give
an order for wages due from Paige, Carey
& Co. for his wile's costs. Constable
Love could not find anyone TO assure
him that Robinson had wages coming 10
him, but the Justice allowed the woman
10 60 home In consideration OF the fact
that she has a very young child, Samuel
In the meantime had been displaying
his drunken condition, and the Justice
sent him to the county Jail to stay for
ten days in default Of a dollar fine for
entering the office under the influence OF
liquor. This makes the landlord who
gave security for Sans appearance in
Police Court this morning somewhat OF
q loser unless he settles for Sam with the
nnuntv-
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was held aud a short time was spent in
prayer and praise, Miss Jennie Smith
gave one oil her earnest talks before the
meeting was dismissed, She goes on 10
her home tonight.
CHAT FROM the COTTAGES,
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold a meeting on the grounds
Saturday,
Rev, s, Earnest Jones, the Presiding
Elder, Is back again and has charge Of
the meeting,
Joseph A, Bodley held the position Of
Officer OF the Day yesterday, and good
order was the rule,
Bishop Joyce believes in plain old
fashioned preaching, ~interspersed with
loud amens' from the congregation,
Too much credit cannot be given to
Misses Martin, Dean and ZeVely, for
their faithful services at the piano and
organ.
Harrison Jones, Of West Liberty, Is in
attendance at the meeting. Yesterday
he attended the funeral Of his brother,
Jeremiah Jones,
Miss Jennie Smith, the celebrated
evangelist, Of Mt. Lake Park, arrived
last evening, She is Just from the Ian.
caster camp meeting,
To-day Is ohildren's Day, and the en-.
tire afternoon will be devoted to chill
dlen and young people, All children
will be admitted iree,r
Mrs. j, r. Brysohuf and Mrs, Fred
Bourne, Of the South Side, members Of
Wesley Chapel, are stopping with Mr,
NJ, Il, Kain, at her pleasant cottage,
Misses Clara and Kate Anderson and
Miss Crawford, OF Claysyille, Pa, are
visiting Rev, Mr., Graham's family, aud
were on the grounds yesterday.
DR., Smith thinks that where there Is
any trouble in the family between man
and vile, 1t arises mot from the fact that
they are married, but because they are
not well married, 80
Bishop Joyce has consented 10 remain
until the close OF the meeting, and will
preach on Saturday aud Sunday morn
ings, This Of itself will bring large
crowds on both days.
Rev. Spencer King, Of the North
Street church, arrived yesterday, He Is
one OF the pioneers OF Methodistisn-
and has for many years been "tentiugon
the old camp ground"
The services for to-day will DO as fol.
lowsi Prayer aud experience meeting at
5 u. IN; public reading by DR.. Steele,
II :30a a, m; Children's meeting, 9 p, IN;
young folks meeting 4 p. m. service by
DR.. Bitter, s p, IN.
DR., Steel elm his comments yesterday,
when referring 10 the Governor Of West
Virginia 10 order to enforce q point,
took In the situation when he added III
any one knows who be IT," He keeps
himself posted on politics as well as re.
ligion, II seems,
Tomorrow will be Temperance Day,
The programme Is not yet entirely made
out, butthe forenoon and at least q part
OF the afternoon will be spent in that
work, Good speakers will DO present,
The evening revival service will be the
same rs other evenings.
A meeting Ola number OF the minis.
ters OF the Wheeling District, and mem.
bers Of the Moundsville Camp Meeting
Association has been held In the inter.
est Of the camp meeting, present and
future. Perfect harmony and good will
prevailed and resolutions were adopted
which, 1t Is said, will be likely to pro.
duCe much good,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
JONES.SYLYlS
Aoulst Home wedding a thI. City Lat
Evening,

AouiSt Home wedding n this City Lat
Evening,
A very quiet but pleasant home wed.
ding took place last evening at the resi-.
dence Of Lieut.. Caleb sylyis, corner oil
Market and Eleventh streets. The con.
tracing parties were Mr.. Edward Jones,
OF Bellaite, a son Off Superintendent
jones, Of the Bellalrc blast furnace and
steel works, and Miss Mollie II. Sylyis,
a daughter OF Lieutenant Sylyis,
They were married by the Rev. @,
W. Grimes, pastor Of the Thomson
NJ. \. chapel They were attended
by Miss Maggie Hall and Mr.. Ed. Syl.
Wis, a brother Of the bride. The, only
guests present were the immediate reli.
tives. Alter congratulations had been
rendered refreshments weFeseryed, The
bride has always. been very popular
among her friends here, and was hand.
somely remembered by them ID the
shape OF presents,
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HANDSOME STORE ROON
To be Iiullt on the Old CITY Hall LOt-wOr
Commence To-day.

To be nullt on the Old City Hall Lot-work
Commences To-day.
Architect L. W. Wells has completed
the plans for a new building TO be erect.
ed by Mr. Henry schmulbach on the old
City Hall lot, on Market street, above
Twelfth. The plans call for a building
Atty by n~inty.six feet, all Of which
Is to be occupied as one store
room by the Wheeling Installment
Company, a concern that has recently
been formed In this city. Mr.. Schmui.
bach will put up the building for the
special use Of the Installment people,
and II will DO the largest single store
room in the city. The building will be
only one story in height and will be
constructed OF wood and corrugated
iron, with a splendid plate glass orna.
mental front. Inside the room there
will be gallery on both sides and at the
back, and the building will be otherwise
provided with all modern store room
convenienCes. The contract has been
letto KleviS, KRAFT & Co.. and Work will
be commenced to-day, F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22

Officer Donovan was called upon to
arrest a drunken stranger, who was
asleep on Twonty.seCOnd street, yes,er.
day afternoon. Tho prisoner at llnt In.
sisted that he should DO allowed 10 walk
alone, aud finally refused 10 20 al all.
Tho officer was forced 10 tse his club
and call for assistance. II required a
pair Of hlppers and considerable hard
work 10 land the man In the cooler.
He refused 10 give bis name or residence,
but Ia thoughtto hail from PafkenbufR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22
Ellrir nfnnin.

IL a combination Of the active properties
oil dates, figs and pruneB, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
gilpatlon, indigestion, blllousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold In 90 cent
bottles by q, r. GoetIe, w. w. Irwin
W. 3, Williams and John Aughlin.
Drug %. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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chicago aud E''u, S1 q v the ran.nAndi,

On August 81, %, 23 and "a, the pItts.
burgh, Cincinnati & 81 Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion llCkets' 10
Chicago ~ rate oil 50 ior round ttp,
Tickets good for return passage ten days
from date Of sale, Train leaves Wheel.
ing a. las p. m. (City llme) and arrives
At Chicago at Z O'Clock the following
morning, For further information ap.
ply % Agent Pan'Handle Route, Wheel.
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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 habitual
constipation, Indigestion piles, etc.
Manufacture only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, Il. u. Burt and @. Men.
kemeller,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22

COLUMBUS, O., jar. l, lSs0.-To TnE
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear Si1;-Ellxir
Of Dates cured me OF habltual Constipa-
ton and dyspepsia. / recommend Ii 10
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prof. Of Hotel 81. Claire, Co
lunbug, o. Sold by Oh Goethe, W. W.
Irwin, W. L. Williams and John Laugh.
lln. Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents, L
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Take the baltimore 3 ohio to @. A. Il. I'm.
cAmpment mt milwaukee,. wis.

August 81 10 20 inclusive, the Ball.
moro & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling TO Milwaukee and return
ct the low rate Of Sll and corresponding
rates from other stations. Good going
on all trains and good returning August
q 10 September 8, Time can be extend.
ed thirty days by deposlting tickets With
Joint agent at Milwaukee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22

VIII leave Chicago and Milwaukee via
the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail.
way for points in Northern Iowa, Min.
nesota, South and North Dakota, Mon.
tana, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska, on
August Sam 20, September 10 and "a,
and October 8, 1880. Tickets good for
return passage within thirty days from
date Of sale.
For further information, circulars
showing rates Of fare, maps, etc, address
A. v. II. Carpenter, General Passenger
Agent, milwaukee,, Wis. TnaW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22

The season at tho Grand Opera House
which opens next Monday evening with
the engagement Of Miss Ullie AkefStfom
ID her own comedy drama entitled
Annette The Dancing Girl" gives prom.
ise Of being the most successful that
popular house has yet enjoyed, and
Manager Genthef 10 10 be congratulated
upon bile selection oil the inaugural
hilfanilon.
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Popular EIoufsion TO chicago via u, a o.
August 20 70 "a, 1880, inclusive, the
baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets from Wheeling 10 Chicago and
return at the low rate OF %, and cor.
responding rates from other stations,
Good going on all trains and good return.
ing ton days from date.
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IF you cannot see aud need speCtaClcs
you Should call on uS aud have your Eyes
Tested without Charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other UptiClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB W, GRUB,
JeNeler and OptlClan,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Nmll line Of Strges, Drap DEtes and
CheylotS, Just suited iOrthe hot weather,
which VIM be made up ilrst-claSS al
reasonable prices.
In StOck-A large line Of 0VersiEeS In
French Flannel shirts, neck 10, body so.
At q. HESS Il SONS,
1891 4 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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WELlSYlLLB FAIR,
EIcurslOns via cleveland 8 PIttsOurEh Rail.

Excursion tickets will be sold to
Wellsville on August q, 2S, 20 and 80
at rate Of 81 20 from Bridgeport, good re-
turning until August 81.
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weather %IndIcAlIOns,

WARRINGTON, D, O., August gl.-For
West Virginia, showers Wednesday
night, followed by fair, cooler, north.
westerly winds,
For Western Pennsylvania, iAlf, clear.
ing 10 southern portion, cooler, westerly
ygInda.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-22

FoA 81 30 you can got one dozen ane
Satin.anibh Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In q One giilt frame, Bxib slIe,
a Plummet's, llSs Main street, Wheel.
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Call or write for full Information.
Every wheel guaranteed as represented.
We still have more new wheels In stock
than tall the other dealers In the State
Combined. EDWARD L. RoSE & Co.