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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-02
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
.... thronI Hr

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
MIR. A.. 7. Smith, OF Long Reach, ia a
the Hotel Behlcr.
W. B. Petit and E. L. Robinson, o.
L'ttleton, are Mt the Behler.
=. W. Sutherland, OF the Wheeling 4
Lake Eric railroad, IS at tho Windsor.
Constable Lon St. Myers and Miss
n Turner were married Wednesday
evening. :
Mr.. John J. Foster, business manager
OF Madame Janauschek, is at the Nc
Lure house.
Hon. B. F. Martin and wife, of Fair.
mont, John Porter, OF New Cumberland,
and A. W. kennon, of st. C%lairsyille,
were at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Matte Clark, Chief Of the Cen.
tral telephone Office OF Wheeling, was
the guest Of Miss Maggie Gordon, OF the
Fourth ward.-Beluire Tribune.
Wheeling's population will show up
great in this years census. MI. G. Il.
Tracy, the Western Union manager,
was presented with a fine boy baby yes.
terday morning, by his wife.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage, on April 80, OF Mr.. John
Randolph Clark and Miss Ella Craig
Murphy. Both are popular young PEG.
pie, and congratulations are showered
upon them,
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THE .l:TSA.


Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record three deeds OF trust and n deed
made February 90, by Hugh Clark and
wife to John Clemens. for q acres and
rood Q fland near Triadelphia; considera.
ton $3.50; also, q deed made April so,
by the heirs of Harvey Hall, deceased,
to Hannibal Forbes, for the east half OF
lot 1875 in Zane and Yarnell's addition,
on Seventeenth street; consideration
$1,000. An oil lease from Thomas w.
kimm!ns TO /. 4. Monroe and DIM,
Campsey was also recorded. 1t conveys
the right to drill on 100 acres in Triadel.
phia district; consideration, one.eighth
Of any oil produced, or $500 per annum
if gas is found in paying quantities.
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D. cundllng & co.-clo,hIng.
D. GundlIns g. co.-clo,hlng.
D. GUJNlDLING & Co.
| THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUALITIES
] LoWESTPOSsIBL PRICES.
Stanley
Sashes.
Handsome
|NeCkWear,
The Black Chcviot Frock and Sack Suits are

The Black Chcviot Frock and Sack Suits are
gaining in popularity every day among the
young men. They are new, neat and stylish.
From Maine TO Oregon the kind Of Mems,
Young Mems, Boys and Childrcn's Clothing
VIC sell is famous in every city as being the
best, choicest and most fashionable ready-to
wear clothing ever yet produced. No more
than one house in each city can get these elegant
garments, and here we are that house. From
time to time w place before you, at exceedingly
low figures, such Suits, Overcoats and Trousers
as can be equaled only by the best tailor talent.
Our garments, in fit and make, are head and
shoulders above any cheap Or medium tailoring,
while the SAM quality they make for SIS 90 we
sell you for SIS 90 Such has been the expert
cnce Of sharp, shrewd buyers.
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LOCAL ~BREylTlES.

Matters Of Mlnar atauneut In aud About
the City.
TIE GRAND this evening, "a Chip O.
the Old Block"
TIE Bridgeport public schools will
have fifteen graduates this year.
THERE was one drunk in the police
court yesterday, and he paid hislne.
STRAWBERRIES are retailing at 25 cents
a box. Asparagus, very fair, is 10 cents
a bunch.
IT is said that ono OF the works at
Benwool will build IN annex in the
shape OF a brass foundry.
JNnN WEsTERNnuRG, OF Washington,
D. G., was arrested by Officer Moran for
d%isorderly conduct on the wharf ycster.
day.
CARDS are out for the marriage OF @.
Sinclaire, n OF Denwood's popular
druggists, and Miss Annie Brown. The
ceremony will occur next Tuesday.
TIE "Whatsoever" Circle OF Kings
Daughters will give a peanut social at
the late residence OF Mr.. Hcarne, corner
OF Main and Twenty-lirst streets, this
evening.
TIE coal miners along the G. 4 O. di.
vision OF the B. & 0. are all out on n
strike. The miners in Morgan's, Heath
erington's and Rockenhouser's mines
are also out.
OFFICER DESMOND yesterday found a
man drunk on the street and locked
him up. He said his name was S. A.
Atkinson, and that he was a school
teacher over in Ohio.
ISAAC, alias "Ikc," Smith, was severe
ly threshed out near the Central glass
works yesterday morning. Isaac's face
presents a sorry spectacle now. lie
never was very pretty.
The Wheeling Wheelmen will have
an important meeting in their old nall
on Market street below Fourteenth this
evening. New officers will be elected.
A full attendance is urged.
The annual spring meeting for the re.
organization Of the Y. NJ. G. A. Outing
Club will be held at 5 o'clock tonight at
the Association building and all mem.
beers OF the Association interested in out
door exercises and sports are earnestly
requested to be present.
THERE is n strike ut the flint glass fac.
tory Of Dalzell Bros, Gilmore 4 Leigh
ton at Findlay, about sevcnty-tive men
in the factory room being out. They
have been working on the piece plan
and demanded a return to the turn plan
owing to the insuliciency OF certain ap.
paratus about the factory. Their dc.
niand was refused.
The physicians Of the Eighth ward and
those who have professional calls 10 that
part Of town report that typhoid fever is
a!armingly prevalent just now below the
Sixth ward line. This state OF afTairs is
attributed to the bad sewerage system
and the consequent collection OF fetid
matter on the surface. Measles is COM
mon in all parts Of town.
HTHE kanawha City Company and the
kanawha City Development company
are two corporations recently chartered
by the Secretary OF State. Each has .
capital stock OF 5000, and each is to
keep its principal Office ut Charleston.
The incorporators Of both companies
are Jacob iost, T. 0. NJ. Davis, Fred
Colburn, Henry S. Walker and W. a.
MCCOrkle.
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TIE SOUTH PENN ROAD,

~ ---sHFArEA-. . ..
Some FONTS Which Show the Progress Of
tho Road.
The lSTELLldEScER several days ago
referred to the indications of IN early ar.
vival Of the original scheme to build the
South Penn road west to Wheeling. Tho
local papers over Pennsylvania confirm.
this impression IL every issue. For in.
stance, the Waynesburg Independent, in
a late issue, says Of the South Penn:
That this road will be completed,
and that in the very near future, is a
TACT, but what interests us is, will it be
built through this county? It will be-
remembered that this line was surveyed
through this county some eight years
ago, crossing the Monongahcla river be.
tween Carmichael's and Rice's Landing.
upthe Muddy Creek Valley, through this
place, along the Ten Mile to Wheeling
Creek, thence along hat stream to
Wheeling, where it will connect with
the Wheeling l. Lake Erie road. Anoth-
er route was surveyed thtoughnWash
ington county to Ackley's on Wheel
ing creek. No choice has been made
yet OF the route, and We learn that some
Of the officials are favorable to the
Greene county line, and We hope this
favor will ripen into choice, Il
seems that the route from
Ackley's to Wheeling has been
agreed upon. From that point to the
M%onongahela river, by way Of this
place, nature seema to have favored this
enterprise, in providing such a fine
grade, rendering the construction Of a
road comparatively cheap. This road.
when completed, will, 40 we under.
5tand, bo a part ot the Gould system and
be a grand trunk line from east to west.
We understand that in a few weeks
some Of the officials will pass owe The
lines, coming from Wheeling along ono
line through this county, aud re.
turning by the other. They want Ia
peraonallyipspect both lines"
This information has tho air of being
direct and reliable. Gradually the pro,
ject shapes itself up.
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BASE BALL.
Mansfield Mt the Island Park this After.
noon and TO.morrn,v FsTl..

Mansfield Mt the Island Park this After.
noon and Tomorrow.
There was no game at the Island park
yesterday owing to the muddy condition
Of the grounds. This afternoon Mans.
field will make its first appearance here.
Sawyer and Lytle will be in the points
Tor the home team. Go over this after.
noon andsee Wheeling skin her ancient
enemy.
The photographs Of the Wheeling
team have been sent to Detroit for the
purpose OF having them Autographed.
The game that was to have been play.
cd yesterday has been scheduled for
June 90, when two games will be played
Tor one admission.
The House gold medal is now on ex.
hibltion in the windows OF ]. G. Dillon
4 Co.'S jewelry store.
The Labelle Stars would like to hear
from any club whose members are under
the age of is years. Address II, G,
Clark, 1923 Chapline street,
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A Compliment for Mr.. MeKelvey,

In a review Of the Ohio House Of Rep.
resentatives, the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette says: The Republicans have
some good men in the House. men who
are hrst'cIass, who are a credit to their
respective counties and to the State.
Such men as Laylin, of Huron; TAYLOR.
81 Champaign McKelvey, Of Belmont;
Virgins. Of Ross Daugherty, Of Fayette ;
McGrew, Of Clarke, and Hudson, OF Gin.
ton, are a credit to any State. They
have been the leaders OF their party,
and have been successes, every one Of
them. Not one Of the gentlemen named
is past the forty.year line, and bling
young, and every one of them scholarly,
accomplished, ambitious and popular,
Iney are bound to be heard from in
higher spheres. The Republican na,tv
such men, "'sD
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Officer He'll yesterday took a big dos
belongingtoS. Lasch up to the crematory
to shoot. After emptying his revolver
into the dog, the animal ran down
through the vineyard aud down McCol.
loch street, pursued by the officer and
several other men. Several more musket
and revolver shots were put into him be.
fore he was killed. lie weighed Isl
pounds, and was doubtless the largest
dog in the city. lie had bitten several
persons in the past, and yesterday two
men made complaints Of his vicious ten
dency. Hence tho execution. The
chase after him and the firing ATTRACTED
an excited crowd,
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ThO I.{CenNo yrur nncnu.

The force in the City Clerks office
was kept busy yesterday issuing licenses
for saloons. Frank Healy's Garden
saloon was closed up yesterday and all
the stuff taken out. A green grocer will
occupy the room. Schell 4 Myers, on
Eleventh street, also quit business, their
place being cloaed On a distress warrant
for rent. Up to last evening "licenses
had been issued to two ordinaries, sixty.
o%ne,,"coaee houses" or saloons, andthree
wholesale houses. The others will have
to pony up pretty quick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-02

If yon cannot SEQ md need spectaclcs
Iou sh0nld call on us ind have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
lnest Instruments mud more experience
than any other Opticlan In tho State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money re.
unded. JACOB v. GRUBB,
Jeweler aud OptiClan,
Cor. Twelfth nnl Market Street,.
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Old Soldier Killed BY n TroIn,

An old soldier was run over and fatal.
y injured at some point west of Martins.
9urg, ". Va, Wednesday evening, and
aied upon the train, and his bedy was
iett at Martinsburg. BY the papers
found upon him it was learned that ho
belonged at the Hampton Home, Va.
The railroad people could give no infor.
ma..on concerning the accident, nor the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-02
MARTINS. FERRY.
Nall Mill Boys Strlke-Hnd Acc,dent-o,,,,

Nall Mill Boys strlke-nnd Accident-othe,
.f. Notes.
TN me - Hcd Gross Base Ball Club will come owe,
With the home club. - - ''"', " sane
Mi Io "a AL to attend the social at the Lafayette
Of the Baptist Church. me peaen'
VIII The entertainment at the Mpnncrchor hall on
nun Lu1nesAn Church was q grand success.
a Rom9o symposium will be given at the res.
.IeoGG o! MI; mad Mrs. r. ". Shrevc on the
The T.p.s. Club was pleasantly entertainer
an snn "Neia qs Gdoy evening at the residence Of lii.
their daughter, Miss Libbie. '"e''' w
.,S M..1 "a n, Hahn ! a young man employed in the
sephe sn,a Of Burns & Goodman, at Don, was
derrick Yesterday. Hahn resides at bon. ""
,s Yh g ser iesder;boyS at tho Laushlia mill struck
asst M 4 REDUCTION yesterday and the whole M iii
IL on u consequence. The boys wages arS r NV.
elhed ny thS nailer.' scale, which Was recess,IIv
f feu me reduction amounts to only ons.
.ouftn oI 4 cent on the kcg. I'll" :. - oA'
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On Tuesday last William Kunkel, .
member Of last aeclson's Canton base balj
cam, lately Of St. Cl~airsyille, and Mist
az LAWS, daughter of John Davis. d
!eweler Of the latter place, eloped, and
going through Wheeling to Washington,
fa., got a license and were married. The
question agitating tho minds Of the St,
C%lal1sville people is. how did they eel
inc Incense, as neither is Of ageP
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Flower salc and Reception,

The Thoburn Band OF the Fourth
Street NJ. y: Church, gave a flower sale
and reception last evening ut the resi-.
lence o. Mrs. NJ. s. Hart, at F27 Main
street. There was a very good attend,
9,nce, and the enterprise will net a good.
ly sum for the work OF tho band,
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"Chlp o. tho Old Block,

This funny musical comedy was pre.
scented to a good house at the Grand last
night: Many new features have been
added since its former production here,
and the company throughout made such
q hit that they arc sure 10 do a good bus.
mess the rest Of the week. "Chip o. the
old Block" will be presented again this
evening. Seats are on sale at Weir's.
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SAFES at unheard.of prices for ten days
at 80 Fourteenth street. No catch. We
mean just what We say. To make room
for two carloads coming, we will offer
our fine line Of best make fire and bur.
glar proof safes at about cost and car
riase for ten days only. Come QUICK
while stock is full.
THE GLOBE CoSTnAcr Co.. .
80 Fourteenth street.
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The Globe Contract Co., 80 Four.
teenth street, offer their fine line Of fire
and burglar proof safes at slight advance
over cost and carriage in order to make
room forsanothcr invoice, which is en-
route. Now is the chance to get a safe
at a low price. Come early before stock
is broken,
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The Globe Contract Co., SO -Four.
teenth street, offer their fine line Of fire
and burglar proof safes at slight advance
over cost and carriage in order to,make
foQpsfor another invoice, whichii is en-:
r,ute. Now is the chance to get a sale
at a low price. Come early before stock
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SAFES at unheard-of prices for ten days
at SO Fourteenth street. No catch. We
mean just what We say. To make room
Tor two carloads coming, we will offer
u fine line of best make fire and bur.
glar proof safes at about cost and car.
riage for ten days only. Come quick
while stock is full. :.
THE GLOBE CONTRACT Co.,
33 Fourteenth street,
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and al
the novelties in woolens for mems wear
which we are prepared to make up il
the best Of style aud fit at reasonable
prices.
Flannel shirts at 50 cents and nm.
wards, and sizes to 90 inch neck and, s.
inch body. Received fifty dozen more
OF our celebrated 25 cent Half Hose at
9. Hess 4 soNs',
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishera.
1921 and 1923 Market Street.
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Iao Importance Of purifying tho blood can.
not DO overessimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At ms season nearly every one need, 4
good medicine to purify, ~vitaiIzc, and enrich
Tho blood, and VIC ask you to try Hood,
REGULAR and t'i SaIid. up p' iso sSs1sm'
creates IN appetite, and tones tho digestion
while 1t cradIcatcs disease. The p%eculIar
combination. proportion. and preparation
o. tho vegetable remedies used give to
HOODS s%arsaparilla pccul- -.II-,r
lar curative powers. No . lISelT.
other mcdIcIncha such arecord OF wonac,,r,
cures; II sou have made up you mind to
ouy liopd's aarsararilla do not DO induced tn
!ake any other instead. It Is a Peculiar
Medicine, and Is worthy your confidence.
!, Aooa's s%atsaparilla is sold BY all druggists,
Prepared BY G. I. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass.
/, 100 Doses One Dollar
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a LARGE stock Of best make Of fire and
ouFs!sr proof safes at cost and carriage
Tor ten days, to make room for fresh
STOCK. Store full and two.car loads com.
Ing. Come in and get prices, aud if Won
want a safe you will buy.
TIE globe CONTRACT Co.,
SO Fourteenth street.
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PEANUT Social will be given by What.
s9ever Circle Of Kings Daughters at
nearn residence, corner Main and
u~@enty;tirst streets, for the benefit Of
2, NJ I o'clock, no
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-02
Gle Sntelliotnter.
Onlcc, Nus. 80 ana NJ fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

Lace Curtain.-Gco. l.. Taylor.
NJ. Reilly, Wholesale urote en-.
observation-disclosures Templar.
wAntcd-~wo Dining Room Glfls-vanKGu
r0n's Restaurant.
ApolinarIs," Quccn Of Table Water" Fourth
Page. ry
sod for aale or Yards soldeJ.
d. Gundling & Co., Star Clo,hlcrs.-Fonrth
Page. "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wGrnokc.
lost-1wo breast Pins.
stelnway Plano for slle-F. ". banner & Co.
Family Arlington Steel lsangcs--JoSeph BELL
Stove Company. "
Jax0n Soap-ees. II. Gibson & BRO.
Jewctt's Observation-Disclosures 4 bro.
Attention. n. y. liof.
Gigantic Executors salc-MaL Gutman.-
Fourth PAGE, T EI HrII1
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soGfs should al out this coupon, seal In au
COMMERCIAL. TRAVELLER CONTEST,
lSrEL.Ll1ESCEn OFFICE.
THE WHEELING iNTELL1GENCER.
n. BALLOT,

WheelIng, ". Va.
The first vote received violated the
conditions in one respect. 1t was left at
the ISTELLldESCER counting room by
two young. ladies', instead Of being sealed
in IN envelope aud directed as specified
above. However, If other young ladies
rs handsome as these want to vote that
way this formality will to waived in
their behalf.
So far, no candidate has received more
than two votes, which shows that the
voting Is spontaneous, and will BIO inter-
esting.
Read the conditions above, fill in a
coupon, and send it in. Vote early, and
rs often as you please.
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Letter CNrrlers' Work.
The following figures show the amount
OF work done by the city letter carriers
in the month Of April: 800
AplenstnE Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etlectually cleanse the system
when costiye or bilious. For salem 50c
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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A LARGE stock Of best make Of fire and
burglar proof safes at cost and carriage
Tor ten days, to make room for fresh
stock. Store full and two carloads com.
ing. COME in and get prices, and If Won
want q safe you will buy.
The GLOBE CoSTRAcr Co.
SO Fourteenth street,
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Wentjier Indications.

WASHINGTON. May l.-Forecast till
p. m. Friday: For Western pennsylva'
MIA, slightly warmer, variable winds.
For Ohio and West Virginia, warmer
fair weather, variable winds. y
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Geo. M. Shook & Co.
Geo. NJ. Shook q Co.
SANDS
ClOaks

. ..|
We are now displaying an
exquisite assortment Of chill
dren's coats and cloaks in sizes
ranging from the little "baby"
coat to those Tor children from
one to three years.
The higher cost grades are
handstitched, with fine tucked
waists and sleeves, and are
marvels Of daintiness. All the
various late Estyles plentilully
represented.
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Learn the late system as taught in
Halioran's Commercial School. Terms
only Sl5. You learn all the old systems
as well. No. 1900 on Market street,
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-08

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Spring and Summer
samples for custom
made clothing. IL
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him Il call
and see as fine a
line Of samples as
has ever been ex
hibited in ElkO.
You can get a suit
Of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran4
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-09-08
10 ERADICATE WARTS.
Some OF cha Man, Suprratlrions About
GottinE Isiu of Them

Some OF thn Mann SuprratIrions About
Getting Isid of Thorn.
''Vartjr' exclaimed the or2cle to tho
presiding mombcr of tho oystcr cracker
convention In Main street grocery
storo in Lewiston Saturday. Two had
on. Yes, sir, I've had 'cu, but /
charmed 'er1 away"
Aftor thi5 Stasoront, Gays tho LOWS
ton (Mo.) Journal, tho mcrabor3 OF tho
convention foil :2to silcnco, consider
ing the departed warty days of youth.
If . man will writo down tho nurabcr
OF warts that ho has on his hands on
tho hat-band OF q tramp, without tho
tramp Knowing it tho lattcr will carry
tho warts away with him." suggested
George William, tho elderly oraclo on
warts, after long Siloncc. .'.Warts
used to Givo in" no continued, .twhcn
you cut ono notch on groom elder pticls
for cvery wart you had and then rubbed
tho stick on each wart and thcn buried
1t In tho barnyard until it rots. That
fixes 'en. Tallc o black snail, rub him
on tho, warts and thcn stick him on q
thorn bush. Do this ni1o successive
nights nad tho snails and tho warts will
bo dead toJcthor."
CnalX marks on tho Stovo funnel
used to Tx my warts" Said tho chairman
OF tho Eooting. SCOT 'era ON whom no.
body could 500 you and when they dis
appeared tho warts wont too. This used
to got sort of mixed when INV mother
saw tho chalk marks and wiped 'cm of.
Whom used to 500 funeral 70 by un.
cxpcctcdly used to rub tho warts up
end down and gay: Warts and corpscs
paso away and mover moro .otarn.' That
was intended to tlx 'crn."
Charming warts WAC tho popular waY
in nv day." said tho Elini3tor. "a man
OF oldcrly rniol and sad features was
tho king Of charmcr3. won't to hira
surrcptltiously ono day end no looked
raoil tho eyes and said something that
Soundcd lilSo 'wobbly, gobbly, gum and
lot moro Of tho sano interesting Do
scription. Tvo forgotten whether tho
warts won't or not. IVo used to thinl.
that to tako as many pebbles as $40 he'd
warts, touch them to tho czcresconcos,
COW then in bug, talo them to tho
four cornor3 of tho crossroads and
throw the bag ovcr tho left shoulder,
would do tho businos9. Tho only bad
fcaturo about this wa9 that il cny por-
Bon should find tho bag and opon it ho
would reap tho warty treasure of tho
bag"