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RATIFIED. AND PLEADING THE BABY
ACT.

RATIFIED, AND PLEADING TIE bAb1
ACT.
Mr.. HUBBARD is ratified. His man
ayers are ratified. The HtcliGcHccr is
ratified.
The cause Of this an around rafting
IS Mr.. PENDLEroN's challenge TO Mr..
HrBGAED TO come out Of ''the interior
and meet him in joint debate in Wheel
ing. New MartinSville and Clarksburg.
The challenge was issued personally
by Mr.. PENDLEroN at Weston four
days ago, and Mr. HUBBAED declined.
Since then Mr.. IlUBBAED'S managers
aud organ have been indpstriouSly
pleading the baby act for him.
They say Mr.. HUBBARD had already
arranged his dates for the campaign
before Mr.. PENDIEroN issued his chal-
lcngc.
Now, when Mr.. HUBBAEp in the en-
thusiasm Of the moment Of his nomina-
tion-an enthusiasm since cooled-iS-
sued ia his organ a bold defiance to Mr..
PENDLEroN To- meet him ia joint debate
had not Mr.. PENnLEroN made an OF his
engagements. a fact which Mr.. Huh
BARD was aware of? Vet, rs soon rs
Mr.. PENDLEroN heard of Mr.. Hun
nAI:p's challenge Dee accepted 10
personally aud lcit the details ia
the hands Of his committee. lie
met Mr.. HUBBARD at huntsville and
Braxton C. II. aud at Weston he chal-
lcnged Mr.. HUBHAEp to- come out Of the
interior and meet him in Wheeling,
New Maruusville aud Clarksburg. But
Mr.. HuRRARp had had enough OF Joint
debating" lie declined, pleading other
engagements.
This was an acknowledgement from
Mr.. HUurAGD that threw his managers
aud organ on their backs where they
have been lying, kicking, ever since.
Early yesterday morning the Republi-
can committee notified tue REGISTER
that they accepted the engagement for
New Northumberland would negotiate for
the other two places. Whether Mn HUn-
nAEp changed his mind or The commit
tee decided the only thing To do was TO
force him into 10 and So acted ON their
own hook, We have no means Of know
ing, but such are the facts.
The Intelligence is evidently of opin-
ion that Mr.. HUBBARD had best not
come out Of "thc interior, while
Mr.. PENprrroN is around, FOR 10 says
editorialy in the same issue ia which
the Republican committee accept the
engagement for New Martinsyille:
The MtsHigcucsr does not know what re
Spouse Mr.. Hubbard Will make 70 tins
peculiar challenge. VIVA; he should do Is
10 20 right on with his dates as now ar
ranged. and IL Mr. Pendletou happens TO
come along where he is, divide time with
him.
The IntcUgcRccr IS sick. Mr.. Hth-
uNEp's managers are sick and peevish.
Mr.. HURBAED himself is very ill.
JOIN q. PENnIErON is hearty.
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To ne Editor Wf the Register;
SIR:-In your issue of this date appears
a communication over the signature OF
So" addressed to me personally in
connection with a reference to the re-
cent Republican meeting at the old
Court House. The personal part OF said
communication is as follows:
Are you a stakeholder and director in the
Wheeling Hinge Company. If so, are you
at liberty TO inform the public whether the
Wheeling Hinge Company has been ever,
or is now, a party to any arrangement or
agreement with other firms or corporations
in the United States engaged in the like
business not 20 manufacture u certain line OF
goods (hinges) during the continuance OF
the agreement, and that in consideration OF
your faithful adherence thereto certain
stipulated sum of money, commonly called
dead rent was and is 10 be paid TO the
said Wheeling Hinge Company for letting
its machines made for that particular line
of goods, and consequentlya corresponding
amount of labor, remain idle!
In answer to the above question
have the following reply to make:
The Wheeling Hinge Co. at the time
referred TO, was, practically, on its
last legs, as 20" (who, | take it, is a
banker) is no doubt well aware. In
fact it was in imminent danger of going
to the wall 1t was simply question
of stopping its operations; ceasing to
employ its labor, or deviSing some means
by which a part at least of the invest
ment could be saved to the operatives.
The means received were used in so
diyerSifying the production OF the com
pany as to hold and increase the labor Of
the concern, and while the reSult
has not paid dividends to the stockhold-
erS il has kept the labor employed and
saved a valuable plant to the community.
The arrangement did not advance the
price Of hinges to the public. On the
contrary, they steadily declined in
price hand in hand with the decline in
the cost Of material. But it did save
employment to large number Of people.
Respectfully yours,
A. w. CAMPBELL.
Octobcr rs. 1890.
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TRAIN ROBBERS.

/ When the train rObber moved his Ope-
rations from the SparSely settled West
and south TO Urbana, Ohio, the boosted
civilization and protection that sur
rounded travellers north OF the Ohio and
east Of the Mississippi was resolved into
delusion and a snare. The train rob-
Der is a knowing person; he has infor-
nation which train to tackle that will
suggest some pointers to railway OIL
cials. No man is going TO risk his lib
crty, and, perhaps, his neck, in one
bold plunge unless he thinks the risk is
worth taking.
Day after day the press Of the country
chronicle these deeds OF daring, and
/ they have become so numerous, and, in
many eases So successful, that the tray
cling public is becoming somewhat
timid Of yeuturing trip.
Train hands are said TO be suddenly
covered with reyolyers." Why should
this be-?
In almost every instance the trainmen
are taken by surprise, and in no instance
has any employc shown the least sign OF
resistance. 1t is not claimed that when
an engineer jumps from his cab to face
the muzzle of a Six-Shooter, that he
should not weaken, but why does it so
frequently occur that no one is armed
but the pirates? And why does it hap
pen that the raid on the train is made at
the precise time when outside help is
not within reach? These questions are
studies in train robbericS, and the one
that occurred in the outskirts Of Kansas
City. chrouiclcd in our columns this
morning. points very plainly to the fact
that the villains are we'll informed IS to
the most opportuue times and places.
ELSEWHERE will be found the answer
Of the Democratic Congressional Com
mittec to Mr.. HUBBARp's Committee re-
sardiug Mr.. PENDLEToN'S as yet unac-
ceptcd challenge to Mr.. HUBnAEp to
meet him in joint debate in Wheeling,
New Martirsyllc and ClarkSburg. The
Republican Committee had evidently
been having an all nisht conference in
the misUWuccr'S cock-loft, for the let
tcrwas ia AN Iaicilp0,c5r envelope and
po>tmarkcd . o'clock a. IA. In his an
swer Mr.. JEpsoN, the Secretary Of the
Democratic Committee, makes very
excellent point by asking Mr.. Hun
HAEp's managers why, if they are, Is
they say they are, willing TO cancel all
dates and make new arrangements, why
they hesitate about accepting the dates
mentioned by MIR. PEND-EToN for
Wheeling and ClarkSburg, which dates
will not connic. with any Of Mr.. HUR-
BARD's appointments so far as their
dates are published. The truth Of the
matter is that Mr.. HUBBARD does not
want TO meet Mr.. PENDLEroN again,
and his laundering managers are trying
To find a way TO crawn out Of very
small hole.
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"MORE ANON"
Another Chapter of MIR. Hubbard's fol!ti-
cal Kaleidoscope Record.
WHEELING. October 10. 1890.

20 Gee Editor Of he Register
SIR:-I have yet another illustration
from that speech of Hon. VIM. 7. Hub
bard, ut the Greeley meeting in 1872, Of
how lightly party ties bind him. III
that speech, abiding to the Convention
which nominated Mr.. Greeley against
General Grant, he said:
The Cincinnati Convention meant
% throw down party barriers and
unlo0Se party shackleS. 1t accorded to
every man perfect liberty Of choice and
called upon all citizens, irrespective of
past party affiliations, to express their
sentiments NJ the polls"
lie, the speaker, certainly agreed with
the Cincinnati Convention and diSre-
garded an party shackleS. lie expressed
his sentiments at the polls against Gen
eral Grant. To DC consistent, to-day he
should be an Independent candidate for
Congress, Spurnlng the party nOmina-
tion and asking the people to elect him,
not rs q Republican with the regular
party nomination. but Is free lance.
bound by no party claims.
He cannot complain if the Republican
voters of this district. following his adj
vice given in 1872. disregard and "thrOw
down party barriers and unlOoSe party
shackleS." by refusing TO vote for and
support him. MORE ANON
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IInNLLING nc MERCnANrs.

The Httdlgmcc- by publishing and
ipdorsing articles on the effect OF
the Mckinley tariff from Republican
organs. such as the Philadelphia
Press. Chicago Iatc-OccrG and New
York Tribune, brings a grave charge
against Wheeling merchants charge
of dishonest dealing with their custom
ers. which the Rtclligenccr cannot sub
Stantiatc.
We will take one published yesterday
by our ueighbor-one Of many similar
articles quoted and Endorsed 10y the h'-
tciliqo,ccr. Il is from the the New York
Tribune and begins rs follows:
Because prices Of many articles are high
or than month ago or year ago, II Is
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DIED.

NEUHARD-Wednc.da day October 10, 1890 al
$40 o'clock IN. MARY j.. VIE OF Louis Neu
hard in the 3Sth year Of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 6Thirty
third street, Friday afternoon at . O'Clock. In
termcnt at Mt Zion cemetery. Friends are in
,ited 10 attend.
HAMM-On Thursday, October 10th. 1890, at
l. o'clock noon, WILLIAM liANu, aged Is years
months and 10 days.
Funeral from his ittc residence, No. 2l05 Eon
street. Sunday afternoon at one o'clock. Inter
ment at ut. Calvary cemetery. Friends Of Ia,
family respectfully invited 10 attend.
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HrHBARD's FLING At TUE FARMERS.
when I go talking about the tarin Ia
this way my friends say; Don't you know
Mr.. Elaine said that the Mckinley bill
didn't omen "A market for single bushel OF
=, heat or "a single barrel Of pork Now
my friends. VIII you tell me how many
bushels of wheat are exported from Wheel
ing. or how many barrels of pork F-Hr
Iflb1rrs Spssch u ne kigin Ward bsanes
dul FrntlG Of T.
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y THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX cHlo
L county, West Virginia, to-wit: October
Rules, 1890.
Abraham A. lIuss c,
". In Chanccry.
Rachel Altman and others
The object OF this suit Is to obtain partition
OF sale Of the real estate mentioned and de-
scribed in the bill filed in this cause. And i,
appearing from an affidavit filed In this cause
at these rules. that the defendants, John J.
HuSs. Rachel T.. Wait. Reuben Wait, Louisa c.
Martin, Sarah Altman. Harriet Altman. \. Z,
Altman. Abraham Altman, Kate Altman, Emma
V. Stansbury Monroe Stanshury, Rachel Has
lett, Riley Haslett, Mary Colvin. Howard Col
win. Elizabeth Altman and Elisha Altman, are
not residents Of the State OF West Virginia and
they not having been served with process in
this suit, on motion OF this complainant, by his
solicitor. this order Of publication is entered
against them, and it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS are required 10 appear within one
month after the first publication Of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect their inter
estS. II l. further ordered that this order be-
published and posted as required by law.
Witness, John W Mitchell, Clerk OF said
Court, at the Court House OF said county, this
Sth day OF October 1870.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first time October 9. 1890.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
!. +. JONES, Solicitor for Complainant.
oc9oaw-t
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Ills AMBITION.

81 want to 20 10 the next Congress ofthe
United states. I want to sit alongside of
the men that framed the Mckinley bill and
want to vote for THOMAS Il. REED as
the next Speaker of the House" loud APP
piause) From Nr. H1iqrfs Spssch accepting
~ roni1fas. asr,p9r'.ityts h'sii'g.ncsr.
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THE DEADLY PARALLEL.

J,fsIligencey's Reporf ItclligenccrS Report
Of Hubbard at Burns Of CdmpbeUdt Wheel
rifle ing.
He beqan explain There is no distinct
ing the Republican class Of consumers
and Democratic ideas Ia this country all are
of the tariff. which hecoRsumeS, and the
said was one of the higher their wages,
leading questions ofthe greater their con
the campaign. The Stunning capacity and
Republican idea ofthe more prosperous
the tariff, he assert the country
ed, was for the pro
lection Of the produ-
Ger, while me Demo
cratic dcd irlS ich0tlY
for the protection ~
ne consumer
Tins do two DISTINGUISHED Republican
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ncmocrnts. Take Notice.

Prominent speakers will be on hand
I'm the different districts at the time and
places named below:
Washington. October .. at 7:So p. H., at Ga
Main street.
Madison. October 81 and %. at Island Demo
cratic Club Room.
Union. October 81. at Bishops Hall
Centre. October % aud 81. al Democratic head
Quarters Twenty. first and Main streets.
Webster. October . and 80. at Democratic
Club Room. Twenty-fourth street.
Richie. October - and November /. at leu
touia Hall
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r OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
To Builders and Owners OF Buildings.

IIow have on hand the best selected stock Of
Slate Nantels ever brought 10 the city. keep a
GOOD assortment OF Gas Crates and Tile Hearths
and ali goods for making nice IRE place. Cal!
at my place and you can see just what you are u
pet aud see the Mantel set up for inspection.
u. i. CALDWELL,
ie92i,e laG Main Street.
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s.There Is not section or line la the
eutire Mckinley bill that will open "A mar
ket for another hushel Of wheat or an
other barrel Of pork."-Fr0m James o.
gl1a4's L4ffsr 20 S-aGf0r Frye.
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omOCOUSrY DEMOCRATICTICKET

FoE STATE SENATE
First Senatorial District,
JOHN J.JACOB,
of Ohio County
TOR HOUSE or DELEGATES
a. D. GARDEN,
ROBERT WHITE,
JOHN COECORAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
rlE COUNTY CLERK
GEORGE HOOK.
ror CIRCUIT CLERK.
John 50. MITCHELL.
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General 1tntires.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Having duly qualified as administrators
OF the estate OF Mrs. Charlotte schaeier De
ceased. this i to notify all persons having
claims against the estate TO present the same;
properly authenticated, for payment, aud all
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested TO
rrau and settle HENRY FROHME.
celia Administrator.
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MARRIED.

IN-MAGRUDER-At Bellevue, the
residence Of Hon. =. W. Magruder, the brides
father. October 5, 1850, by Rev. Geo. l.. llender-
lite OF the Presbyterian church, Mr.. SAMUEL
orr LAUGHLIN. OF Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss
MARY LEE MAGRUDER, Of Woodstock, Shenan-
doah county. Virginia.
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prevent competition and keep up prices
TO a point where each concern could re-
cciye a sufficiently handsome profit.
The Republican Stumpers and organs
preach that the blessed tariff results in
domestic competition, which In turn re-
duceS price 20 the consumers. Mr..
CAMPBELL aud other prohibItory tariff
apostles in practice stop that competi-
tion by dead renting" which dead
rent" the consumer pays This is as
plain as the nose on ones
face. The great tariff barous choke
competition TO death. The Hinge Com
pany let the experts at the hinge
business 20, seek work elsewhere, OF
virtually compelled them TO learn an
other trade. The Hinge Company is no
worse and no better for doing this than
other highly protected concerns which
are doing likewise, and there are many
OF them. The same condition was illus
trated very forcibly several years ago ia
the case Of the new match factory in
North Wheeling. Ii started of nicely,
employing a great number Of boys
and girls. The goods were i'm excellent
demand and the prospects were fine foI
another permanent industry within the
city's limits. All at once the factory
shut down, not lick was struck from
that day TO this, and the employees had
TO hustle and seek work elsewhere
What was the cause? The great match
trust extended its tentacleS oycr.tho
Wheeling plant. a handsome bonus
dead remit was paid ON the Investment
and that settled il. This is but another
out Of thousands Of industries that have
gone 70 decay and death from the same
cause.
Who pays the extra profit To keep all
such concerns in idleness? lie whe
runs can certainly read that il is the
consumer aud no one else.
Ia the Hinge Co.'S case would il not
have been better for an concerned il
the business Of the Wheeling Hing,
Company had not been stopped, had
proceeded as well as the business that
was actually carried on IN a small way by
the Trust TO limit production and keel
up prices? Did not the ''dcad rent" yield
more clear money TO the stakeholder,
than an the rest OF the business? Did
not the consumer have TO pay that
much more for hinges? That wal
about giving labor employment is a
very wormy chestnut, Mr.. CAMPBELL
that everyone believes was worn thread
bare Ga the campaign Of -, which you
aud your co-workers will learn when
election day comes around. We all
know YOU are not In the philanthropy
business any more than the rest Of US
Ifthe business didn't pay, the laborel
would get no work. The Hinge Co. /:
no charitable institution.
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FOR CONGRESS-.

F..-s DISTRICT.
join %. pENDLEIoS,
Df Ohio County
-rCuNu DISTRICT.
WILLIAM l.. WILSON,
OF Jefferson County.
ruGu DISTRICT.
JOHN d. ANDERSON,
of Niclo.a, Couuty
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JAMES CAPEHARr,
of Mason County
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IF thc sewer pipes on Twelfth street
remain there much longer, the sewer
itself will rise up aud protest against
further delay.
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YESTERDAYS weather was as much
discussed as politics-and there was
much discussing.
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FuE escapes, whom hotel corridors
are crowded with smoke, are of mo- more
Use than "a spy glass. You can't see out
of one. OF see the other.
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Mn. UunuAED is 10 town shaking
hands" with workingmen. 10 Will take
something more than that 20 convince
them that the tariff isn'ta tax. by the
way. it is pity Mr.. H. can't stay here
tn Mr.. PENpLEroN arrives.
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TuE Republican MANAGERS are mo-"
Kicking themselves with furiousyIgor ion
having passed the Mckinley bil befor,
election. While the Mckinley bin was
NOT law. not iu practical operation
thc Republican managers and organs
had only arguments 90 meet. They
could ignore some Of these and preserve
a -disuiGed silence. aud lie about those
they could not ignore: but with the Nc
Kmlcy tariff iu practical operation as it
is NOW th5y have 90 meet tangible
facts. which mo- amount OF prevarication
or deception can prevail against or alter
one io,a. The Republican managers can
NOT ignore hceuormous jump in prices,
especially and particularly upon what
the poor man buys, upon the neeessa-
ries OF life. since tho passage OF the Me
Kinley biU ln thc face Of this they
cannot repeat thc old De, cannot tell
thc people chat the tariff is not % tax.
and an enormous tax especially on the
poor. That is why the Republican man
ayers are kicking themselves black and
blue because they allowed REED 90 pass
the Mckinley bin before the November
election
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THE htcYDcncr has thus far been
forced by cold facts TO swallow it's own
words to this extent:
$50 Protectiouist Will deny, what was
frankly admitted by Major Mckinney
and every other advocate OF the oil IN
Congress. that on certain articles prices
win he increased.
Sow, lct che hiciWoccr go a little
farther on the line of truth aud ac-
knowledge tine fact that our highly pro
tectiyc" tariff is "a tax, not only ON
..,crtaiu articles" but ou every article it
touches Then, when our ncighbor has
gotten that;rar, let 60 acknowledge
the remainder. and tell it's readers that
the Mckinley tariff is am Infamous Inn
position and outrage ou the whole Amer
lean people for the benefit Of few mo-
nopoli>ts who fn the Republican cam-
paigu fund. Ease your conscience.
n,iehbor: you will feel easier.
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STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

ruE unaE oF SUPREME COUgr.
u. b. LUCAS,
of jefferson County.
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Card From Mr.. \. w. Campbell.

Thus do two distinguished Republican
lights vlndicate the Democratic position
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DUBLIC SALE
or Personal Property OF Charlotte
Schaefer, deceased.

will sell at public auction to the highes
and hes bidder on Friday morning October II
1880. at No 2ll3 Eon street. all II the persona
effects OF Charlotte Schacier deceased, consist
ingof Household and Kitchen Furniture; ais,
one Cow. Terms OF sale-Cash.
H. FROHME. Administrator.
II II
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DAMAGE By FLOOD.

NV store being flooded By Sundays storm
and "a large quantity OF Carpets and Oil Cloths
damaged. / will offer them at one-half cost.
Among them will be- found.
Pieces Flower Carpet, worth 90, NJ SOc.
Pieces Rag Carpet, worth Zoe, at 20.
Pieces Hemp Carpet, worth l5c, Mt 80.
Also several oil Cloths at one-hali price.
Come early 20 secure these bargains.
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In Chanccry.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
L county, West Virginia, to-wit October
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There is no article Ct personal property so
often chosen to cmbody individual association
as the watch Being always carried about the
person. il is the most convenient and appropri-
ate thing upon which TO place likeness to
which continual reference Is sought.
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PROTO-MlNIATURE!
A Charming Keepsake and Heirloom.

DY AN INGENIOUS ADAPTATION OF
ID Photography, Portraits. Photographs. Etch
ings, Engravings, etc, can be fired directly
upon gold, in exact reproduction Of originals.
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Hen advertisements

XyvANTED-Two Furnished Bed Rooms , ana
w Kitchen facilities. Address NJ ., ~ ms
nlllcn ''I
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south side. on car line. References
quired. Address M" this office oci's
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n Mason county
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DOLER AND ENGINE FOR SALE-N,oW
Is located nj Lohenstcin's Tannery. sixth
ward Apply TO RINEHART y TATUM, lSii
rl-f.tl