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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

STATES-Dull ana sleduy' $500. ..
RNuRoAps-More active; sales S.4l 900
SrocKs-The stock market to-day has
been duller and more stagnant than on any
dav since the monetary stringency, and as
far as the course of prices IS concerned,
both sides are again waiting developments
Railroad stocks to-day were very unlnter-
esting, there being apparently no iniiuen-
tial interest at work that cOulu make any
impression upon prices IN either ulrec-
tion. and while the usual dizziness induced
the traders to take the short SIDE later IN
the day, the fluctuations were confined 10
the smallest fractions. There was CONSUL
cradle selling of Sugar Rennerles during
the forenoon and decline of nearly per
cent. was brought about, notwithstand-
ing the passage OF the new
tariff law, but rumors were aiioat
that the dividend would not be
paid. as the money had been lost on suits,
etc. The dealings on the whole were with
out special feature of interest and the close
was very dull and heavy 10 weak, at about
the lowest prices of the day. The final
changes show majority OF losses, but Tor
the most part small fractions. Sales l6d,-
4G6 shares. Quotations closed bid as lol-
lows:
Adams EXPRESS. $50; American Express,
ia; Canada Pacific, 1s's Central IA
cifc. 81: Chesapeake ana Ohio, 1919; DO.
first preferred, $40 do second preferred,
36iL; Chicago and Alton, l26; Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy, 9451; Delaware ana
Hudson, l54 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l4i. Denver and klo Grande,
49,; Erie, 24i,; do. preferred, %; Fort
Wayne, 1873; Illinois Central. 100 Lake
Shore, 100 Michigan Central, 9Isi; Min
neapolis aud ST. Louis 81 do. preferred,
10; Missouri Pacific 500; Northern Pa
cifc, 30; do. preferred, iC9s; North
western, 1915: do. preferred, l42; New
York Central 1919; Oregon Transcontinen-
tai. 81, Pacific Mail, 40il; Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, lS2I; Pittsburg, 80;
Pullman Palace Car, 2lS; Reading, 40;
Rock Island, so; St. Louis and San
Francisco, 81; do preferred, IS; do. first
preferred, -; ST. Paul S. do. preferred
ilOi, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
lOSi St. Faul and Omaha, %; do pre-
ferred. 50; Texas Pacific, 70; Union Pa
cifc, 54ss; United States Express, 60;
Western Union, $50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03

4 lHIO KINEK K 4 I i L Q 4 D.
- TIME TABLE TAKING EFFECT AC-
GUST lsfh, ls-u Passenger trains Viii ruu as
follows-Central Time All trains daily except
those marked thus ?, which DO not run ou Suu-
day.
SOUTH BOUND. .No.7tNo. 5No.s' SO. I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
FnR nTsPEPsIA.

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
305rrlln9 Register
0rauclrrs' o5utNr.

4 RRTVAL AND DEPARTURE
y OF TRAINS EXPLANATION OPP REyER
r>rr NARk-. eDaIlv. fSuulay excepted tNon.
l.,. |.,r.rf.l S~undty excepted. saturday
.,..nteI saturday only. sunday ouiy-l7
v.-.I.r Nn,-ff isq0 Wheeling time, which
E. orr hour earlier thau Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
" ar Is
How =: Ca Ca" CURED

ry taking Hood sarsapsriiil, wi'ca. o.
the remarkable cures .i has acc1mri. ....i
oHea when other medicines lave failed. iai
proven Itself 90 De- potent and lccg.i'
medicine lor this disease. Some Of Oh.
cures are really wonderful. lfyou sulerii b.
scra,rla. ie sure 10 try Hoods slrafr D..
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with sera.-
r'oss sofcneok from the time she vas22mar'. .
90 tGl she became six years ~ age. Lrmr
formed in lea neck, and one # thcm aiicl
~ owing % ti.e size of aTigcou's egg, hccame
ar.ruiu, sore icr over thrceyears. We e.vo
hcr Hoods sarsararila, when tie lump alt
% Indications Of scroiula entirely d.
appeared. ard now shc soems 10 be health.
lrd" u.s.. CALLuE. NaurighL NJ.
E.B. j. sure 20 get only
lsood's GaT5aparilla
e..f.g .f s-r..'.,s. n; liz fo=f5. ircGars'ion's
fC. ). ROOD 4. 60. Aao.Leeal.es. Louei, Mas
40 Doses Gro Dollar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-03
The details Of the Immense
DRY GOODS STOCKS

now ON sale here can scarcely Doe limited
at. You are invited to inspect and cN-
anime personally. Enquire at the same
time 20, 10 the pocuniary advantages 90
be derived hy trading at these stores.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09

IContinled on First Page. |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
A NEW BUILDING.
A HANDSOME STRUCTURE TO Be ERECTED on
MARKET STREET.
How the New HONS Of the CITY Bank Will LoOk.
A Building With Metropolitan COnyeniences.
Brief Outline Of the Structure

In the coming spring Wheeling is
likely TO feel the regeneratiye move
ments of the blithesome season, the
sound of the hammer and saw will be
heard in the land, and Judging from the
prospective outlines, there is likely TO
be an unwonted activity in building
circles. Prominent among the new
buildings on the programme Is the
proposed new home OF the City Bank,
which will occupy the present site OF
the Bailey block, on the southeast cor
ner of Market street and Alley Q.
Judging from the preliminary plans
recently finished, the new bank build
ing will be rather All imposing structure,
and will add very materially to the
architectural beauty OF the business
section. 1t will give 20 Market street
a metropolitan aspect that will be agreea-
bly, welcome. The new building will
be about 30 feet, or five stories high, 80
feet wide, and 90 feet deep. The
front will be of granite, appropriately
carved and ornamented, the rest OF the
structure TO be built Of brick. In the
arrangement of the front the pictur-
esQue Italian style Of architecture will
largely figure, the first floor being par
ticuarly noticeable with two imposing
arches resting on pillars OF polished
granite. These arches will occupy
all the utility width of the block, one
OF which will form the main entrance 10
the block, the other forming the large
bank window, which will be of plate
glass. There will be series of project
ing bays in front, just above the bank
story, and on the alley corner of the
structure there will be a pretty series of
circular bays, three stories high, run
ming between the first and fifth stories.
The effect of the unique and artistic eX-
terror, as Il whole, will be decidedly citi-
fled.
The basement, besides containing the
boiler, elevator apparatus and other APP
planes, will have large front apart
ment, rs by 20 feet, which will prob
ably remain unused at first. The bank
quarters on the first floor will be on the
alley side, To the left Of the main en-
trance, which opens into Il sizeable YES
tibule. The public room in the bank |
will be II by 30 feet, and will be furn-
ished with all the latest and most i'm
proved bank appointments. just in the |
rear Of the public apartment will be the |
large bank vault. IL will be so built In |
the centre of the room that persons can |
walk all around it. Although IL will be |
but one vault, it will be separated |
on the inside with steel |
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
NEW MUSICAL ORGANIZATION.
The Plans Outlined and Officers Elected
Last Night.

II looks now as though Wheeling
was 10 come to the front with a per-
manent musical organization, one that
is founded OF a tangible basis, and one
that will undoubtedly keep alive ana
develope the musical interests OF TINS
section. It is just such Il move as the
city has long needed, rs it will Doubtless
afford fresh impetus in the progress OF
the divine art Quite number oil the
nrominent muSically-inclned ladies' ana
Gentlemen met at f, w. Baum n Cos.
music store last evening, and after a
short discussion looking to the more
thorough organization in the near
future, the following officers were
elected:
President-F. II. Williams.
Vice President-Mrs. O. =. Rhodes.
Secretary-Will B. Day.
Treasurer-Mrs. John Riheldaiier.
Directors-Mrs. PEBBLES Tatum, MISS
Alma Conner, Miss Ida Irwin, D: Nj.
Hammond. f. II. Billiard, VIM. ID: Mccoy.
Music Committee-Mrs. w. l.. Williams,
j. G.. Gray and the Director
Librarian Maud Bodley.
No name has been chosen for the Or
ganization as yet, but meeting Will be
held at Mr.. Banners store next Mon
day evening, when reports of commit
tees will be received, musical director
Amounted. Il hall engaged, and the club
christened. The new organization VIII
be conducted with much care and atten-
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
The Bakers, Difficulty.

To The Editor OF me Register.
The statement made by Christian
Floto in yesterday mornings REGISTER,
that he was at the Trades Assembly
Hall. at twenty minutes past eight, is
false, as the Arbitration Committee OF
the Trades Assembly were there and
waiting for Mr. Floto and his committee
until twenty minutes of nine, and no
sign OF Floto or his committee was seen1
Furthermore, in order to show how
anxious he is to settle the difficulty. |
will say that / called to see Mr.. Floto
four times in one week recently, in
order to arrange meeting, but each
time he was absent, and | was told that
he was at meeting Of the Bakers
Union. Now. it is not likely that the
Bakers Union would hold four
meetings in one week. | finally
succeeded in seeing Mr.. Floto, however,
last Friday, when | made the arrange
ment for him to meet the Arbitration
Committee on Saturday night, and | left
him with distinct mutual understand
ing. Saturday night came with the
above result. Now, If Mr.. Floto really
means business, and desires to meet the
Arbitration Committee. the latter will
aflrce to meet Mr.. Floto aud his COM
mittee at any time and place they may
suggest. WILLIAM FRoHME,
Chairman OF the Arbitration Board OF
the Trades Assembly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
LOST BOY.

When the boy was last seen he was
dressed in brown suit of clothes, knee
pants, fur cap and beaver overcoat, and
when found was having his picture Ia
ken at Plumer's. he having purchased
contract ticket from one OF our agents
who are now canyasSing the city for
our elegant Crayons and Photos. Secure
your contract tickets from our agents If
you wish to take advantage OF our spec
ial offer. Remember these tickets are
only being sold for q short time.
PLUNlMER, PHOTOGRAPHER.
Las Main sfracf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
ROCKERS! ROCKERSI

We have a large linc-Aa a~...f.
"A complete and cheap l.ae iHns
-cherry-mahogaif lf >.Nf.
century frames upho stored r
crushed pushes -lslce' n..c. rrll ."
navy blue, old gold and o.1 f.-c r..
satin damask--silk tapestries ..f.
etc, Al prices way down They 'r r
more than orr price Indicate our
er secured them early and a' 3D. prize, n
Will enable rs 10 make quick -aIrs-
advantage we secured .l buy.n, cIr.r ..
in large quantities we share with t.
Come around and see those ro0is.-,
inc them we'll They are. W. assure.
beyond comparc''-W Whilst here .-
see (remembcrit's no trouble 10 show
our entire line Of fine upholstered lt...
We have them in odd designs C0.,e
in the latest fads in upholstering good.
They are very rich and stylish
make substantial Is well as tclg
some present Keep looking aroul
You can't fail 10 see our line If Re- .
Rattan ROckCrs-NiCe fresh. Now
mo shop-worn goods among 'em
received and purchased expressly 4
holiday trade If you want use.
able aud inexpensive present
stores. We have completed ar
whereby any goods bought nov
away and delivered when des.l. Ns W
customers Come early, make you.
ton and have your purchase put away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
He Was Not slugged.

The police were informed, yesterday
morning. that Frederick Scharpf, aged
81 wears. of No. G22 Main street, had
been slugged sometime Sunday after
noon. he having been found lying on
Eighth street. near the water works,
unconscious. Officer Lnkens was de-
tailed on the case. and aScertained that
Scharpf was at lttle..entertainmcnt on
Sunday, winding up with dinner, and
that he got full and lett the scene of
festivities In that condition. On his
way home he fell down on Water street,
and again at the spot where he was
found. Scharpf lost his gold spectaceS
when he fell the last time, and Officer
Lukcns found and returned them. His
wounds are serious, but not dangerous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
Carefully read following list, as it may
assist you in making selections:
DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKS.

The newest things in Silks. Pattern
Dresses, Hcnriettas, Serges, Plaids,
Stripes, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
MAGGIE MITCHELL.

jewellers and Silv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
USEFUL
Christmas Presents!
NV Prices Are Guaranteed TO be the
Lowest in Wheeling.

Finest Pun Sca-i,. Che latest style ia N'o~'
ties. Elesan, Patterns. for SIC.
iun Patterns OF Four-in-Hand ana I''N
scarfs In SILK and Plush, 40 - 's'- and Sc.
Fun Dress White Lawn Bows, drcs for -
Hest White shirts my own make ia f'eai'd'
PIX. Satin stripe. Plain and Embroidered SoS-
oms. Open Frort or Back. lht suaranicee'' AT
zoe. 75c. and 500.
hid Gloves. lined or unliuea, Plain 81 Fu'
Tons. ut soc. 7s,.. slOO 8 - aud q 81
Best Jersey Gloves a., ssc., S'c., SIC aud ''c'
Fine Cashmere Muaic,s at %, 30 and SEC.
Rest An silk Nuf,ers. 40 &c, ti.IO sls' and
$3.50
Cashmere. Wool and Camel' Hair Socks 90
Cancels Hair Undershirts and Drawers al
zoe and sc.
White OF Grey Merino Shirts ana Drawers al
Sc aud &c.
All Wool shirts aud Drawers Red. Brown or
Natural coIors. at 5Oc.. 75c, sLOo si.s5 and $50
Rest Lireu Collars. Latest styles, two for -
Best Linen Curs. Latest STYLES, s5c.
Linen Handkerchis,s New styles. al ioc.' i5c.
and -
Knit Wool Jackets, an sizes, at si.0, $50
and 600
Mems Best Jersey Goats, All Sizes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09

partition, the bank vault being by 10
feet, and the safe deposit vault 9 by Z
feet. On the bank floor there will also
be q safety deposit room % by - feet,
and a sumptuously furnished private
room for the president II by Is feet.
The lavatory on this floor will also be
conveniently arranged and will be by
feet, and in addition to the other APP
pointments there will be a large open
fireplace in the public room.
There will be a side entrance to the
bank from the alley. The two front
rooms on the second floor will be Is by
"a feet, and the other main office rooms
will be Is by IS feet, and the same gen
eral arrangement will be followed out
on the other floors. Although the new
block will be piped for steam, every
apartment Will be furnished with at
tractive freplaces. There will also be
lavatory on each floor. Another con-
venience which Office tenants Will have,
not found elsewhere in the city, will be
the use of safety deposit vaults, whichwill
be built on the second and third floors.
Other modern convenicnces will be an
elevator, speaking tubes and electrical
bells running from each apartment to
TO the entrance vestibule, and also mail
chute running from each floor TO the
first. 1t will be one of the handsOmest and
most conveniently arranged blocks in
the city, and many Of the ideas carried
out in the design were conceived by Vice
President List. Architect Franzhelm
has the drawings in hand, and is eXecut-
ing some exceptionally fine and accurate
work.
The new building will occupy the en-
tire lot. save leeway of five feet in the
rear between the church and the new
building, this being left in order to OBJ
tain light, and speaking Of light, the
windows throughout Will be very large,
and as much Of the space as possible !
will be devoted TO light consistent with |
the strength Of the building. Work on
the new building will be commenced on
the first of April, and the tenants will
be notified In time to secure other loca-
tions. w. II. Frank, the ticket broker,
has already engaged quarters in the Me-
| ura House block
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09

The ever popular favorite Maggie
Mitchell will be seen at the Opera
House next Friday and Saturday even
ings with a Saturday matinee, and of
course the house will be crowded on all
these occasions. Ray will be given for
the first time in the city Friday night,
and also at the Saturday matinee. Lit
tie Barefoot" Saturday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
THREE HOURS OLE Elm.


Glen. c. Magee, supported by a
clever company Of musical artists,
made his first appearance as star last
evening before q Wheeling audience.
The comedy is brimful of fun, Mr..
Magee keeping his audience in the very
best OF humor during the action OF the
comedy. A number Of clever special
ties were introduced, which were vocif.
eronsly received, and the 'Irish Luck"
Quartette sang some pretty selections
and made big hit. 1t is within bounds
to say that Irish Luck" is the best
transient comedy that has been pro-
duced Mere in some time. and all who
enjoy good laugh should not fail to at
tend before the company closes its en-
gagement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deed of Transfer Left for Record Yesser-
day.

day
The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hook 5
office yesterday:
Deed made December 5, 1890, by w.
V. Hoge to Bridget Cahill, for lots Nos.
81 and 80, in Edgington. Considera-
ton, $3.50.
Deed made November 4, 1889, by ID.
Lamb and II. NJ. Russell, special com
missioners, to the Riverside Iron Works,
for lots Nos and 10, in square No. -,
lots 3, 4, ) and 6, in square No. %,
of the Caldwell estate. Consideration,
S4,925.
Deed made November II, 1890, by ID.
Lamb and II. NJ. Russell, special com
missioners, to John w. Beltz, for lot
No. ., in Division G, on the plat OF
the Caldwell estate. Considerations
5000.
Deed made November 1, 1889, by d.
Lamb and ii. NJ. Russell, special COM
miSsioners, to Gustav Medick, for lots
Nos. 53 and 81, in Division j, on the
plat of the Caldwell estate. Considera-
ton, $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
Exciting Runa way.

Last night about eight o'clock horse
which was tied near the Baptist church
on Twelfth street, became frightened,
upset the sleigh to which it was at
tached, and freeing itself from the har-
ness, started down Twelfth street, and
up Water and Eleventh to Main. where
it was caught by Officer Gaus. 1t was
taken to livery stable, and afterwards
called for by George Campbell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
The ELECTRIC Light Plant.

To he Editor Of the Register
SIR:-AS an interested citizen looking
to the best interests of our city. both
present and prospective, beg leave to
ask you not TO cease your good work OF
keeping up the electric light agitation
from the standpoint that the city
should run it. | hear from one source
that it would take 100000 TO build an
electric light plant. Suppose IL does:
would il not be better for the city TO do
that then pay sum, the interest OF
which would be double or treble on that
amount? If the city can not see its way
clear to raise the money, | venture the
assertion that in less than week a
syndicate can be raised who will ad-
vance the money at seven per cent. and
agree to be remunerated out OF the net
earnings of the plant. \ private com
pany's profits would be great burden
upon tax payers. II would be n
REPETITION of the old Gas COmpany's
methods. ] remember the time we had
in the heydey of that corporation. Inc
works cost but 1000 in cash. Inc
concern was so profitable that it in
creased its capital, first to so, 600 and
next to $4,000 and on this latter
amount 25 per cent dividends were
declared annually. In the light OF such
experience on the part OF our people can
there be any outside of those personally
interested who would not want the city
to own its electric light plant9 Plenty
of good light at a minimum cost is what
we want. An OLD TAN PAYER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
GEO. f. KURNER 6 CO.

Successors to Geo. r. kurner \ Bro. and j.
{. Orr. Agent.
Dealers ia Wall Paper and Interior Dec
orations. Glas. and Painters Materials.
Painting. Glazing. sign Painting aud Hard
wood Finishing.
VIII remove January LIST. 1891. from No.
IS Eleventh street To No. 80 Twelfth
street. building now occupied by II. Lin
gen. merchant tailor.
Telephone 6ii. Lock hoN 4so'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
Hnlds the Audience.

The play OF the 1.-TWO Sisters" pro-
duced at the Opera House last evening,
was one of those plays that hold the in
terest of the audience from the begin
ming TO thu close. The play is an alb
sorbing one. 1t seems like the story OF
some near and dear neighbor. II is a
play that appeals to the inncrmost
feelings. and the thread of the
narrative is followed from scene TO
scene with great eagerness. 1t was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who were
present. 1t will be presented at the
Opera House again this evening, and all
who have not yet seen this admirable
production should not lose the opportu-
nity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-09
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.


Pithily Told.
Council this evening in regular session.
THERE were no cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning.
CONSIDERABLE slush ice was running in
the river yesterday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted 10
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
A TWO horse coal wagon lost wheel on
Virginia street. yesterday morning.
OFFICER HERBERr broke the ice yester-
dav evening by running in drunk.
CHRIST GRIPPE, OF the Eight ward, will
rattle off a valuable mule on Christmas Eve.
The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met last night and audited bills 10 the
amount of $500.
SUPERINTENDENT CUNniINs, of the Water
Works, pumped eight and one-halt feet OF
water into the new reservoir, Sunday.
KATE CorFIELD was disorderly at the
Hawks Nest about | 80 this morning,
and was given ride in the patrol to the
City Hall.
A HORSE belonging to Robert LV ke, and
attached TO d coup, ran of on Market
street. yesterday morning, slightly damag-
ing the vehicle.
The Kings Daughters of st. Luke's +.
T.. Church have postponed their entertain
ment from next Thursday night until some
time after Christmas.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
TO Edward Wiswell, native oil New
HAMPSHIRE aged "a, and Ella Carpenter, Il
native of Wheeling, aged 80.
YESTERDAY was the Feast of the Immac-
ulate Conception of the Blessed Virgin
Mary, and was appropriately observed in
all the Catholic churches in the city.
The subcommittee of the Council Com
mittee on Lights is called TO meet this
morning at nine o'clock, to go over the city
and locate the electric lights. The trip can
scarcely be made in one day.
A SUBSCRIPTION paper soliciting sub
scriptions of stock in new Dairy Com
panv is being circulated, and is receiving
many signatures. The enterprise is in the
hands of energetic men, and will be a go.
The Committee on Police, at last nights
session, asked Council 10 order telephones
placed in the new patrol boxes, and recon-
mended the payment of bills. They also
asked authority TO ask for bids TO have the
police offices painted.
CHEF of Police Delbrugge has received
a letter from Detective Mehen, of Parkers-
burg, stating that no trace of William
Craig, who has been missing from his home
on the South Side for week or more, can
be found in that town.
The new chez of the Windsor, Carl Mol,
has arrived and taken charge of the hotel
and cafe kitchen. Herr Mol was formerly
chcf of the Union Club, of Cleveland, and
the Gilsey House. New York, and stands AT
the top of his profession.
ALBERT KocH, of No. Cog Main street,
and son of John Koch, left home rather
suddenly Saturday evening, and his alb
sence oCcasioned some concern Yesterday
evening word was received from young
Koch that he was in Pittsburg.
''IT is fact, that Hoods SarSaparilla
does cure Scrofula, saltrhcum, and other
diseases or affections arising from i'm
pure state or low condition OF the blood,
overcomeS that tired feeling, creates
good appetite, and gives strength to