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.SAIOSG,T THE OHIO.

The 2Shirley's Accident, Mt Y PR kcrsburc
$ii;|1& Coming md Going OF, the ilsonts. *
The river.was falling slowly yesterday
with 10 feet 9 inches in the channel,
The, 0Neal got off for. Pittsburgh at 5 d
M. The Elaine left the wharf for. Par
kersburg ut 5 p. m. The Andes lett foil
Cincinnati at e >. M. The Enterprise,
Joseph b. Williams, Convoy, Charles
Brown, Smoky City and Dia iipod passed
down with lows Of coal. Il The Rainbow
is to.day's Cincinnati packet, leaving at
Ia. m: The; Hudson is due up 1.-THE
same hour enroute, for, Pittsburgh. The
CourierIwill leave for Parkersburs at
1850 am. The Liberty.will make her
regular ClaringtonsS trip. E% On Sunday
evening the Louis A. Shirley met with a
peculiar accident 4 at the 7 Baltimor i &
Ohio bridge at Patkersburs. When a
few hundred yards above the bridge, n
log became fastened in the wheel rem.
dering the steering apparatus useless.
She tloated = it'll the currant, ana instead
Of passing through: the channel span OF
the bridge, she worked over towards the
shore aud went under the shore span
The under work of the bridge tore of
her smoke stacks and part OF her pilot
house. No one was hurt, and the dam.
age will be comparatively small. 4. She
will lay up at Parkersburg for repairs,
and will reship4 her freight and passen-
gers on the Chancellor - "a II. r}s.J5
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
General ,i,4, News Notes and Personal Mention

Genern, News Nate. nnd ,I,crsonnt MAINTAIN
I, " \, ~ = -,
~ " 'eoh y, t' ort'
Dried apples arc still coming In int large los
"Au botns ehss si }-t NV
(. Mr.. Owen Murray has very severe attack OF
tho prevailing inalady. 4 n 81 ri
" Tho lienwood MILL wharf IA full OF nails for
down the river noinis ms 'iSefil
A. visa has9 ~ ccee,ed III shaking on
ten days case Of grippc, ~
William IIcya,do, s,o,,, IN ~ Y ( ~ III
mi. nnIni int M yh IVA y. t n1inta -
n 4 Il, 80 Z,
neci ~ nop wv s h ~ nen NJ
wenr ~ oash " WOOL lhs
!" 80 tss
~ musical feeltalsl t tho Christian Church 70.
LolloN nlgnt promises 70 pc treat. AuMis-
Won Won itee. q rs
The output nj tho steel plant ontlnues rs large
as usual, every slab aud billet being shipped "a
last rs made. III n n fftsS,Rlt sS
Col C,kI.. poormAn 4 IN imnroyinr. a Int n his
escape from a severe attack Of pneumonia was
very narrow. ss9sSlys6
3 The window ola, ~. rab on.as bnrn ba,a y,vv
little piaM IN them AZ IN Siass "a heinu Shinne3
almost as fast ns iiaiie: -
iTAiii,,,s NH :, ,,,,,, :.
49,, AMY Sni.u OF benIamin " iliiaihs, ~ IVY
mnns' ~, VIZ pMIlSu aeie yestefahy. Mfhii
ita ~. ~ iotlaetly tivea MERE isE 3N5'
The grippe among tho Pennsylvania Com:
panys railway mon still hangs on and freight
Ia an ASH Ia. 4 4 ~
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William Watkins, who was recently
sent to the County Poor, House as a
pauper, by Commissioner Koch, was ar
rested yesterday by Constable Love and
brought into town and \ lodged in jail,
charged with petit $larceny.GegT The war.
rant oil which 4 he; was arrested was
sworn out before Justice Davis by p, @.
Wilson, Of North Weeling.St 1t appears
that previous to being sent to the Poor
House Watkins worked several people
for . small sums Of money ranging from
fifteen to twenty-five cents bvS telling
them a plausible story abeut having re.
ceiyed news that as back pension had
been allowed, and that he wanted the
amount lie asked for. to- enable him to
ret to Moundsville and back in order to
procure a needed certificate from Colonel
Lockwood. Mr.sWilsong had no change
and Watkins offered to take Il dollar and
have lit changed SO { that Mr.. Wilson
mightgive him the fifteen cents asked
for. Watkins never returned with the
dollar; hence the arrest. IN
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costs; his wife was fined a like amount
and her granlmotheriwas fined S. and
costs none Of them being able to settle
three months imprisonment was Simpos.
ed on each, but judgment was suspend.
cd on condition that the three leayo the
city within twenty.four hours and 70.
main away from here for three months,
They declared their Intention OF going
TO Bellaire to locate for three months.
Two young women found In Fonner's
dive were fined S. and costs each, which
they paid. SAM Green was. unable to
pay IS and costs for a like oilense and
was sent up for thirty days. Thomas
Callahan was sent up for fifteen days,
not being able TO pay the 6na Of Sc and
costs imposed for being drunk.5
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u There came near being tragedy in the
household Of a well known colored resi-
dent last night. About three years ago
he had Illegal separation from his first
wife and married a second with whom
he has lived happily until recently,when
his suspicious were. aroused by the at.
tentions paid her by. another colored
man who makes great pretensions Y to
morality and ut times is said to pose US
a preacher. Last evening the man with
the suspicious, who is well known in
labor circles, returned to his Second ward
home for supper at earlier hour than
usual, and found colored individual No.
2with his wife; he listened to what they
were saying and heard an appointment
made for next Thursday evening. His
first impulse was tojump in and Kill the
interloper and he pulled his pistol i for
that purpose, but on second thought he
put the weapon back in his pocket aud
with words OF force impressed ;oni the
unwelcome visitor the fate that would
be his il he should be found about that
domicile again. e The visitor stood not
on the order Of his going but went at
once, al is, ~ d H. i5i,i
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s. Goop sIells an sEoo,ds, tle cbeaneat

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Wheeling Illstalment Co.

"a as -
z THERE'S nothing here that we wouldn't
have here.---There Is nothing that you
don't misunderstanding we offer! this
week is as fresh Sas flowers culled 3 in
spring time.-We haven'taany. old stock
to offer at reduced prices.-W hat we offer
are brand hnewSgoods at rock bottom
figures.-Goods that we can recommend
goods that will please wherever they
are placed--goods that carry with them
cur reputation-wo offer at prices that
will compel you ito come here You
can't study your own interest and miss
this opportunity Of buying brand new
goods at the same prices that you pay for
old stock elsewhere: Ii you haven't the
ready money; don't stay away-come
anyhow--we will gladly help you out
We're not afraid Ito trusts Don't deny
yourself any; comfort our immense stock
can contribute,n for want Of money
Come here, select your goods and we'll
deliver them for Syou.-You can pay us
back on easy payments while you're
using them.-Don't do without anything
we have here when its within reach Of
all.-TThere is no excuse, for not having
q comfortable: home.-The Wheeling In.
stalmentG Co., l l36-113S41140 Market
street, offer many inducements to house.
wives, and it remains with them to take
advantage of them.
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}9ABOUT PEOPLE
stransers In the City mud Wheeling People

strangers In tho City md Wheeling People
~ isT 5Git Abroad. 4y mi ,5s
William Hartman, OF Steelton, Pa, il
in the city on business. y 4: Z q.
John r.. Reed, the y Market 4 street
druggist, is confined to his bed with the
grippe. isl. ii "a ;};; q
Joel Beckwith, Of Elizabeth, W.Va.,
Is in the city and is putting up at the
Windsor. n VI 3.
S. "a. Dean, manager OF the Mingo
Junction furnace, registered at the Stamm
last night. N .5i.5 e d
n Ernest Echols was able to walk a little
yesterday, after being laid up for several
days with mashed loot. a 5,5lSI. &
Among those who registered at the
Mcclure yesterday, were the two fol.
lowing well-known glass buyers 9Th.
Little, Of Freeport, and G.. H. Martin,
Of Chicago. 4 i3;s55 q
d The condition Of Mr.. Sam P. Norton,
who is sick with pneumonia, was so
serious last night as to alarm his friends.
He was reported to be delirious and in
bad condition generally.
W.@D. UpdegraE, OF Pittsburgh, is
again in the city, registered at the Nc
Lure. Mr.. Updegraf represents the
Pittsburgh capital interested in the pro-
posed new bridges over the river here.
Senator N. B. Scott's general condition
remains about the same !; he is still a
very sick and weak man. The raging
fever that he had last week has been
stopped, but it has left him in very
weakened condition: u Yesterday his
temperature was reported to be two de-.
grees below the normal temperature and
his pulse was but fifty. TX; a.i
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Merriman last
evening celebrated the fifteenth ami.
versary ,of their marriage by entertain,
ing at their pleasant home on Chapline
street, the members OF the Monday night
Progressive Euchre Club ard several
other friends. 1t was a very charming
reception, enjoyed by all those present.
Refreshments were served. .l5;$
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: Condition OF the 4itclllson Routl,

\: BosroS, Jan. ~. AT the meeting Z, 81
the Atchison directors Saturday, the
!: fiscal year was changed 50 as to begin
June 80, in order to conform with the
Interstate Commerce Commission 4 re.
ports. President: Marvel had his first
meeting without the full board and made
ageneral report on the condition OF the
system aud the result OF his recent trips
over the; property lie. found the con.
dition5 OF the road more than fair, but
the Gull road needed improvements and
100 miles IRON Paris to Dallas would
have to be rebuilt with steel rails in
place ofiron. President Marvel found
the local business Of the Atlantic q Pa:
cifc increasing but the through bust.
ness was not satisfactory. He goes again
to California in few days to attend to
the development of Atchison's business
on the Pacific coast. an
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.

Nm. 9. A. Notcs-A. Valuable Horse Badly
l,urncd : G General News. e
MI. D. Gillespie Is III Cleveland.
3SAlonzo Hogueis here from Canton on short
:aAs.year;old chlldo William Paxton is danger:
Communion service will be held in tho u. p
church next Sunday * A
Buckeye Giass Works Is getting ready to
resume about February /. IS! ~ va
Z Mr.. Jacob Lotz, OF tho Arm OF Lott & schcchle,
IS confined TO bed by illness. - N.
g Edward Haushton, freight clerk In the Cleve.
!and, Lorain q Wheeling Office, Is ibid up with
Tho lecture course talked OF a short time ago
has fallen through, but there will probably DO
Every member Of the Jr.t 70. IT,. AIM. Is 70.
quested to attend the meeting IN the Foresters'
Hal on Thursday evening at O'Clock. I.
Miss Anna Ebert. al teacher! in the public
schools, who has been laid up with typhoid
fever. has recovered sufficiently to be On DUTY
again, S;.ig 80 49,
Six carpentersare at work :tepaIrlag tho dam:
ase 81 the Laugnlin null, caused BY the bursting
Of the tlywhecl. The work OF remoy ny the
fragments and getting everything In shape Is DO;
lne pushed as viSorousl&As possible. ~ 81. NJ
81 The newly elected officers Of the Sons OF Vet.
Grams VIII be Installed tomorrow evening by
General H. b. Baeuley, Of Wheeling, AT I :86.
Every member. OF, the camp shotiIi Do present,
and all G.. A. K. men are cordially invited. SttSs
Much complaint Is heard on all sides concern.
Ing the electric light. 1t; was out ngliti last
night, and consumers who ute In the habit Of
using profanity couldn't flnd words large enough
TO- express themselves It has been going out ior
bali hour or longer every night and some OF
the merchants who arc using IL say they can't,
stand It much longer. Is Ffi55.sS
sat the blast furnace yesterday valuable horse
was terribly burned. The horse Is large Que
and has been used for hauling hot cInder, IS He
was backed over the embankment by the driver,
together with the cart, and went 10 the bottom
Of the cindcr bank. which was covered With red
hot cinder. Before the animal was rescued II
was so badly burned that it may die.
= A committee Is ut work making arrangements
tor series Of plain talks 70 young men for tho
benefit OF the members Of The Y. 81. c. A.,which
will begin soon.e Dr.! b. o. Williams wiilisiyc
tho first talk on Wednesday evening, Z February
5, and Prof. E. 4. Sparks will probably give tue
second. . In the YIN. C.. A. gymnasium, classes
arc; being formed for regular. aud systematic
training. a number OF good men have volun.
TERED 10 train these classes. ls
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d LONDON, Jan. 20.-The Mark Lane Express, In II.
weekly review; Of the British grain trade; says
English wheat Is depressed. in consequence, 81
damp deliveries Good white is selling At ass
Sales Of English wheat this week &c, sos 9lsrtcr,
At Jos I'd per quarter, against g., $50 quarters nj
the same price the same week last year. Il Tradt
In English -four has been much below the aver,
age bakers doing poorly Foreign; flour and
wheat were firm during most OF last week I'M
weakened on Friday. ~
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I. LOCAL BREyyrrlEs.l


Matters Of Minor Mention In and About
* y the CITY. /. 4. M
Ar the y. Nj @. a. to.night--Illus.
lrated lecture on Spain, by Fred A. 0ber.
tAr the Grand tonight - Frank 1.
Fraync and company in "Diogenes
Tramp VI
n; MAY RlEsrER, an interesting child OF
Nicholas sRiester, j., died yesterday,
after an illness Of two weeks. ltslsy
On Sunday night Thomas Clinton, a
Baltimore < Ohio brakeman was badly
crushed between two freight cars Of
Warrington. sS&;yS 1; = 5as: its9i !. ' ~
OFFICER CONRAD arrested an unknown
man In m alley on the Island last even.
Ing, for drunkenness. He was too full
10 give his name. i;si' z. + 3i
TIE work Of tearing away the orna.
mental brick corntcc around the top OF
tho Reilly block was begun yesterday,
preparatory to- building the additional
story. n ny q r ~ y A y
f$NIicHAHL SWEENEY, OF North Wheel.
ing, has adopted the child found on
Capt. G.. J. Rawlings steps u few nights
since. h County Commissioner Koch
made out the necessary papers yesterday.
a JAMES a. HENnY will appear III Police
Court this morning charged with failing
to comply with, "a section of the $city
health ordinance. Tho case Is brought
against him rs the agent for a piece Eoi
property on Mum street. SSs I,
"A CERTIFICATE oil. Incorporation has
been issued by Secretary OF State Walk
or to the Wheeling Lime and Cement
Company local organization formed
for tho purpose OF manufacturing and
dealing In lime, cement, etc. \ a,Sst
i, "A NoRrn Wheeling family trouble, in
which il father lis charged by his son
with throwing the dinner, which the
4 vito and daughter were cooking on the
stove last Sunday, into tho back yard,
viii be investigated by Squire Ankle
this evening. si 4, 81
| The Island hose company was called
10 The residence OF Mr.. r. a. McCabe on
North Front street by a still alarm yes
! tcrday afternoon. S The fire which was
caused by an oyerheated stove Ia O
back room had been put out before the
company arrived. 1
NJ AT an annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Franklin Insurance. Com
pany held yesterday the old Board o
Directors was reelected: The Boart
consists Of SMcssrs. IS J.. N. Vance, NJ
Reilly, John II. Hobbs, O. w. Franz
helm and L. @. Stifel. II, 3 I,
LAST evening Special Constable Curly
Lauchlin attempted to arrest Charlel
fTeiser Mt the Grand Opera House, whel
u Tom Hercules came to Heiser's assist
ance, and the two gave the officer quite
a severe drubbing. Lauchlin FINAL.
succeeded in atrtsting both men ant
with assistance landed them in jail
Lauchlin received two bad cuts on hi
head. Hciser was raising disturbance
in the gallery over the possession Of !
seat, v Stt \ Y 55ll1 3 a y jf X -
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sAfLO1TERY AGENT,

Who Worked q Few People Here, Wanted
Y. e. in Pittsburgh. .s
ga few weeks since a foreigner success:
fully worked several German residents
hereabonts for sundry amonts ranging
from S. to SIS. His plan was to select
the least intelligent class OF Germans,
and if possible, those who could not un.
derstand English, and persuade them 10
buy certain bonds on the instalment plan.
On making the first instalment OF SIS
the buyer was given large Autographed
agreement which states that as soon as
the buyer has paid in $ twenty Install.
ments sof S. each he:will ba entitled to
zone 3 per cent Servian 10O.iranc Gov
eminent bond, issue OF 1861; one Italian
l00-lire gold bond, issue Of 1870; and one
City OF Bari l0O.lire Government bond,
issue Of 1860. !F
The police authorities OF Pittsburgh
are now looking for man, presumably
the same one who worked here, who h as
been operating on the unsophisticated OF
that community The fellow who was
here claimed "a to be MI agent for the
international Banking 4 Company, OF
New York, MI s5Tff5:
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There weretwenty-two cases presented
at yesterday mornings session of Police
Court Dave Grant, the proprietor OF
the poker room raided Saturday night;
ives fined so and costs, and the eleven
men who were caught in the place were
assessed IS and costs,each for having been
ofta%,sporting turn OF mind they all set.
tied and tried to look cheerful. i3S
the notorious Tom Hill was fined So
and I S., and costs, on two separate
charges Sof disorder and finS default5of
payment was sent up, to the hill for for.
ty-five days. u "a man named Miller who
Ind been Gdisorderly was sent # up for
thirty days Yin Id default Of 9S5Sthe
payment Of 9 fine E3Eof III IS Eand
costs. Frank Fonnert the$ head sofEa
ranch ofSverys bad 4repute located down
on Caldwell's run, was fined so and
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Reported Real E,,ot,e,7 pure lin, ..

1t was reported on the streets last
night that the Peabody Insurance COM
pauy had made Il further real estate pur-
chase by closing deal for the Huseman
property, on Market street, with some
thing like 1000. This property has
been reported as being on the market for
some time past it is the property for
merly used by the YIN. G! a., situated
OH the west side; OF Market street lust
north Of the property formerly known as
the !Brockunier property, which; Z; was
purchased for the Peabody Insurance
company about one year ago. The On
Outstanding has been all along that the
Peabody people intended to erect a fine
business building on this property; il it
be true that they now have the Huse-
man property they have the ground for
IN imposing block, 5, u 5sllet
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TIE .ELKs' nENEEl1
IA Prel,istoric.RclIn

Recently a Mr.. Dix found on his farm
near Reedy, Roane county, athuge molar
measuring 81 by syinches. ia bout two.
thirds Of the upper part Of the tooth, one
Of the inrongs sfour: inches long aud one
inch in diameter and "a piece Of bone,
probably belonging to the jaw, was 'se-
cured. The ! bone, was much decayed,
but the enamel was well preserved. One:
half OF the%tooth,s exclusive. OF the root,
weighed Ct pounds. TWAS fonndin tho
bottom OF small stream, embedded in a
blue clay underlying a ten-inchSvein$ Of
soapstone, whichi5had beeniworn away
by last summers floods. =. ;Siss:
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.sss1tf s2t siiJl q -Vl' ~ VIII EN q.
Admission. 75c and Soc. Reserved Seats, n.
. Sale Of seats commences Wednesday, Jsnu.r,
z, at G. Houses music store, IsIs
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8 BrtlEeport Briefs.

Ms. J. E. Truemnn Is confined to her home b.
sickness. ~ ~. HI - ~
. Dr.. Van Wagner Is able to be out again after
James 9. Howelis Is able to be out ugaiu after
siege OF the grippe. ,
#A!rs. Jacob Fox. who has been suffering IN at.
tuck OF Illness, is convalesoent.
The entertainment given By the NJ. +, Church
O. west Wheeling, last week, Noted the church
Frank Amerine has resigned his position witt,
tne IE!na Iron company to accept u position aS
time clerk with the Standard Iron company. az
The remains Of Mrs Anna schoeuermau, who
died at her home In Etnayille on Fri,lay. were
inferred ut Rose Hill cemetery in Bellaire yes.
hl Trnrel has been resumed on tho DellaIrc cSten.
sion OF; the III. & VS. The slips have i been
Strengthened up and the track Is in very good
condition. 5t3tfys l sg'5;t6G ~ x 80
y II any one Ia this vicinity. finds the report OF
the special water works committee that was an.
pointed several mouths ago, they will BIO l!bcr.
ally rewarded for its delivery to the business
men 81 this town.sfl. will no doubt make III.
tercsting reading. s ia ~ i
g Mrs. X. J; Alexander gave very pleasant md
select luncheon at her residence IN Klrkwood
last Saturday In honor OF Mrs. J i. @. Tallman be.
lore nsf departure for Kansas City. The follow.
ine ladleS were present: SfesdHmes W. ", lIol.
lister p. Talllnan, Col; Smith, Bradley Smith,
Ewing turner, a. J. Baggs, Dr.. John Cooke, DR..
". 5. Fisher, L. u, Mcdonald, II. O. Brannen,
". =. Graham, F. &C. Robinson, John Topping,
s:A.JInktns, Thompson Baggs, ..;Albert., and
Misses Nellie Topping, Hcttie Alexander, Lucy
Alexander, LYDIA Holloway and d. Heinlein. h
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2 SrEClAL4BAHiAlNS%

IA IN heavy weight woulcns, consisting
5Vt saitInss, pantuioonlns aud over
lcollinks, which we Warrant to make uI
IN ilrsl.ciass Sly le. 3'Si;i s.5 i
3s34sssSlUO dozen inuro Of those celebrated "
,t,nt Elia.s Hose M Fast Black, 4Alerlnt
;a1a Cnnltrs Hair just ylecclvGu. 4
ttS uMbreiias--A3 complete line Of Silh
5anu Gloria cio,ll, Win Gull, Silver anu
Natural Y ooN Handles, at :! .;.; !;ls
C.FliEss n SONS, '8 81
lS4l a 1873 Market Street, \,
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iSSis y Fascinating Lecture Tonight. si8 II;
The illustrated lectnra on Snaifl ia /

e.. - FhsciHHtlhs Lctturc T0.N lSht.
\ The illustrated lecture on Spain to be
given at the " Y;: "a q building this
evening by Nj. Frederick SA.} ODER will
be zone Of the choicest, most artistic en- en-.
tertainments given: here in ID long time.
Mr.. Ober is !an ,exceptially fine speaker,
has travelled extensively and possesses
the rare ability OF telling about what, he
has seen so that every picture he shows
fits into. his lecture like a mosaic and SO
enraptures his hearers THAT Ithey3make
the tripSwith him. Such is This reputa:
tion{$Swells sustained $by$ the leading
press of the. 4 country..@st1t$is Ssaid THAT
the; way3in!which2Mr., O5er, has absorbed
the: distinctiyely artistic warmth Of the
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W w Il .9a!rltnnot see anu need spectAcles
3Ejv,t sLuii!a cali oI us and have your EYES
4 tsstel without Charge !, O have tic
l.Gtssl Instruments anu more experience
Sliait,i ~, other Uptirian III the State,
$Ga! guarantee satisfaction OF money re-.
SiHuQud. sSSSS JACUB sW.TGHUDB,s ri;
~ NJ n JeWeler anu Uptlciin,
4 49, u CVr.IWelitli ami Market streets,