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RAPID TRANSIT,
Air Brake Freight Cars Attached to Pas.
scnEcr TrnIus.

Air Brake Freight Cars Attached to Pas
senEcr TrnIus.
Ten days ago S. Baer's Sons had nine
cars, or 1900 barrels Of Pillsbury's Bes,
Flour on track. Upon its arrival the
came was unloadcd and delivered to the
many patrons Of that Justly celebrated
brand OF flour. Two days later not q
barrel OF that flour was on hand. In
fact, SO urgent WIS the demand for Pills
bury's Best Flour that not sack OF il
was placed in the warehouse, and many
orderu still pending. a,ts -
With tho usual expediency, the firm
OF S. Baer's Sons arranged with the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company to
bring the flour here attached to passcn.
ger train.
Two car loads arrived at Chicago on
Friday and were started for Wheeling
on tho evening OF the l4th inst, arriy.
ing Saturday morning, the l5th inst.
being just II hours en- route from Chi.
cago, aud delivered the same day to the
different merchants Of Wheeling, Bell.
aire and Martins Ferry-not 81 hours
having elapsed from the time Pillsbury't
Best Flour left Chicago, and could be
had at most ofthe stores in this vicinity
TThas
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were summoned and Mr.. Smith soon fullIcd Sul.
ilcicntly TO be able to walk to his home on Ninth

were summoned and Mr.. Smith soon ru,llcd Su[.
iicicntly to be able to walk 10 his home on Iuth
street,
The nail plato whcelcrs at the lauDhln mill
have been notified OF a reduction IN their wncrs
OF twenty-five cents per day.
sn rnSy T1ylS', EorESlnr smpoyS Of
OH duty after two weeks illness.
Mr. ". J. Dall. Of the Standard Glass Works nj,
Wclsburg. Is In Martins Ferry trying 10 employ
decorators TO work at the Standard.
Mr.. c. T. McCuc has retired from the firm OF
McCuc Bros. ilvcrymcn, and will engage Ia nvti.
cultural pursuits near ut. Pleasant.
Mrs. A. u. ratncr. Of LuddIng,ou, Mich. who
las been visiting tho family OF Mr. u. +. brady
| hince February i, returned home yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. |. s. Winters were summoned
| to New Richmond yesterday by n telegram All.
nouncing tho dangerous illness OF Mrs. Winters
mother.
! by the breaking loose Of several freIsh, cars
| IN the bridgeport yard OF the Cleveland, Loraiu
4 Wheeling railroad yesterday, u passenger coach
was partially demolished.
81: pattiek's Pay was approximately observed
by Tho Sons OF Erin. Quite n number OF them
took Ia the parade at P!.nbaFgh. Mas was
held In ST. Mary's church ut Sa. nj.
! ". II. llumphtcyvlllc Is hereby announced N
u candidate for Tho office Of Township CLERK, sub
eet 10 tho Republican primaries.
| MANY CITIZENS.
| Mr. F.A. DrummOnd has sold his shoe store Il,
bridgeport 10 Mr.. Englemyct, and will take 4
position with the Darnesvilc Rfpnbicdn april j
ut which time he Will move 10 tho berry City,
Cards arc out for tho marriage oil Miss ANN
wict aud Rev. Sir. Welsh ut Washington, Pa. OF
March q. Miss Wlcr Is n daughter Of Key. VII
ltnm Wier, formerly pastor Of the U. +. church
OF Martins Ferry, aud has many friends hero.
The committee appointed by the City Council
| n n s,ttv IN la. rnt 4,
upon 1t the coming election, will meet thu
evening. A larsc number Of names have brCt
suggested and 1t begins to look rs though III
name would bc agreed upon by the committee
some OF nc members OF tho committee hay,
OF the people do not favor Il change aud viii vol,
against II. Yesterday number OF leading Cit
Zens, among them several who formerly favored
change, told the lSTELLiUESCER correspondent
that he was on the right side Gud to keep up thu
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Now Advertisements.
WHEELING lNSTALMENT CO.,
1856, ll3S, ITO Market Street,
Near Twelfth Street.

Our great reduction sale proved m im.
mense suCcess-SNnguine though We
were OF 1t, yet our expectations were
more than realized-lt has made US
many good staying customers, who have
been convinced OF their folly In paving
fancy prices at "Strictly Cash llouscs"-
We court compatson-Nothing pleases
us bet.er--rhis sale gave the people MI
opportunity to compare our goods and
prices with those shown aud quoted by
other houses-And these prices made
food for reilcction-GIt. Oak Extension
Tables ut 81 each, seemed impossible TO
people who formerly paid s. or 50 for tho
same table ut "Strctly Cash llouses"-
But Oft. Oak Tables we sold at 81 each
In numbers innumcrabe and on install.
mcnts at that, We do what no other
house has ever attempted 10 dove sell
goods on instruments ut less than cash
prices Our numerous customers in this
city and elsewhere arc living proofs Of
this assertion-And our Oft. Oak Exten.
sion Table at 81, on credit, Is standing
practical proof.
WHEELING INSTALNIENT co.
we credit ourselves as being the lead.
eEs In low psices-We give you for every
dollar spent here sound dollars worth.
Were not compelled to resort TO 81
reduction slips to draw trade-We do
not promise RELATIONSHIP us say
right here that We don't believe in rG.
duction dodges-lt's scheme to have
you pay biz prices for your gools-We
don't make reuuCtionS--The prices va
give arc reduced prices-Prices that Won
can't get in any seli.stylcd Cash lIouse''
|-PrlcC8 that mean more money in your
pocket than any discount dodge can nut
there-Don't be msled by This li.,lr
trick OF great big "lIouse"-Don't fall
into the trap-Come here first, where
low prices mean great saving 10 you-
Where Il few dollars will do big duty.
! WHEELING 1NSTALNlENT co.
Though VIC handle everything ncces.
aary TO make your home comfortable
and attractve-yct Furniture and Oar.
pets are the principal ingredients OF our
immense ssock-We fIave always been
proud OF these lines, and VIC are more so
this season than, ever-The immensity
and diversity OF our stock jus,ices us in
saying that there is not in this CITY a
rool lnae COVERS cover; as many styles and de.
Signs III either FURNITURE or Carpets rs
We are showing ms season-And wet can
70 lnr.ntr ana auu that not even III tho
largest OF all large stores can you find
prices IN thS sS GOODS 70 equal those we
quote you-lhc magnitude OF our stock
prevents us from min.nteiy describing
our gtahu spring exmolt5We intend,
to wceL an wIat , you pos ,v.' I,on week
!, and Mt what nrices we otrar tho,, 'e''
i ,,,,,,,,,,
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THE BOARD OrTRuSTErS
For tho Rcymnnn Hon. for Aged Women
Finally Chosen.

finhlly CHOSEN.
Mr.. Anton Reymann, who last week
purchased for $4,000 tho Mt. Delleview
hotel property, out the National road,
with the avowed intention OF turning It
over to Board OF Trustees TO be man.
aged by them rs a Home for Aged
Women, has selected five gentlemen 10
act rs such Board and secured from them
their acceptance OF the honorable and
responsible positions he has called them
to. Tho gentlemen thus selected arc
Rev. DR.. Il. Rush Swope, rector Of St,
Matthews p. Il. church; Hon. N. D.
Scott, President OF The Central Glass
Company; DR.. A. 7. Stifcl; Hon. Louis
+. Stifel, one Of the prominent lawyert
Of the State and member Of tho Legisla.
turc, and Mr.. Henry Bicbcrson, n promi
ncnt German citizen.
Mr.. Reymann reserves tho right 10 I'll
all vacancies TINT may occur in this
Boatd during his life time. The selec
tions that have been made by Mr.. Rey
mann both Individually and collectively
are excellent ones, and the grand charity
that Mr.. Reymann l,as started, aut
which 1t Ia understood he proposes tc
literally endow, will be managed in The
most acceptable manner by this Board
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Gibson Lamb and family have
taken rooms at the Stamm.
Mr.. Louis kaminski, St. Louis glass
buyer, is registered at the Stamm.
Judge Joseph Il. PAUL, while holding
court ut Wellsburg this week, is accom-
panied by Mrs. PAUL..
Governor Fleming has left Charleston
for few days and is visiting his family
ut his home in Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL. left over the
B. & 0. last evening for Old Point Com
fort to spend few days recupcrating.
Z. @. Basel, a son Of Hon. John Bas-
sci, of Clarksburg, is registered at the
Stamm. Mr.: Basel has come to Wheel.
ing for the purpose of studying elocu.
ton.
Mr.. Fred. Gottleib, Of Baltimore, for
merly Of this city, is spending a few
days here as the guest Of relatives. All
OF his old friends here have a cordial
greeting for him. 'a
Mr.. John u. Darlington, OF Louisville,
is ut the Stamm. Mr.. Darlington is to
be associated with Mr.. Biscoe Hiudman
in the insurance business here. They
will establish their offices in the rooms
at present occupied by Lincoln Club.
A pleasant children's party was held
yesterday afternoon Mt Mrs. Senseny's
boarding house on North Main street,
the occasion being the ninth birthday
OF Miss Annie Mclean. Quite num-
Der OF her friends were present, and the
afternoon was spent in a most enjoyable
manner. '-r
Miss Mary Bankard, Of this city, has
been engaged to ill the position OF con-
tralto in the choir Of the First presbyte.
riau church, OF Pittsburgh, at salary Of
$3.50. The report Is that a disagreement
between the organist and the former
contralto resulted in a vacancy being
occasioned. The church is one of the
leading ones Of Pittsburgh. The loss Of
Miss Baukard will be felt here both in
musical and social circles. The soprano
OF the choir Miss Bankard is to Join is
Miss Emma Bingler, who is popularity
known here. 5I;. :,
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tife. sho says further that she has been
importuned by her former associates to
return, and that she is frequently in.
suited by men on the street. She also
informed the Chief that she would prob.
ably have occasion to appear on the
streets after SHUTDOWN and did not want
to DO arrested. The Chief ordered the
officers TO allow her the privileges Of
decent women 60 long as che does no.
abuse them or enter a house OF ill.iame.
II Is said that she Is to be married soon.
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THE HEALTH COMMITTEE
Has Another Round With tho Gnrbng,
nucstiOn-Th Work of the Cremnt0ry.

Has Another Round with tho Garbage
4ucstlon-Thc Work of the Crsn,nt0ry.
The Council Committee on Health
met last night to discuss the garbage
ordinance which was presented 10
Council ut It's last meeting and which
was returned by that body to the com.
miltee with instructions to draft q new
ordinance In conformity with rcsolu.
ton offered by President Cruise OF the
Second Branch ut a meeting held In
January. City Solicitor White was OH
hand with an ordinance embodying
the ideas put forth in Mr.. Gruse's reso.
luton, and both ordinances were dis.
cusscd. 1t was held by the members Of
the committee that the adoption OF the
ordinance proposed by Mr.. Gruse's reso.
luton whereby the garbage Is to be paid
Tor by the load, would require the
establishment OF IN inspector to examine
every load ofgarbage going either to tho
crematory or to the country, TO discover
whether or not the cart contains the
stipulated number Of gallons or pounds
and whether or not IN undue amount Of
water has been added to make full
load. The other ordinance, the one re.
ierred back by the Second Branch, wat
considered in all its phases and it was
decided by the members OF the commit
tee to be rs good an ordinance as they
knew how to draft, and to contemplate
great Improvement over any system eycl
proposed. They therefore decided tc
send both ordinances to Council and al
low that body to use It's discretion In the
matter OF amending, rejecting and adopt
ing. MIR. Cruise was called in from
another part OF the building, and made
a statement with reference to the ordi
nance being referred to the committee
without the concurrence OF tho FRS
Branch, wherein, he said he had sen
the ordinance to the First Branch fol
concurrence.
Superintendent Sefig, OF the crema
tory, reported having burned during the
month OF February l3l loads OF garbage
| 81 barrels aud boxes, horse, I COW,
dogs and 81 barrels Of night soil. Ht
also reported that the 500 appropriated
from the Health Committees funds ha,
been spent on the crematory road, an,
that it had gone only small way towart
repairing that thoroughiare.
The report brought out much unfa
vorable comment on the fact that onl,
81 barrels OF night soil had been burngt
during the month, and only l53 barrel
since the first ofthe year. 1t was state,
sometime ngo that 600 barrels could b.
burned in that time hit could be gottel
to the furnace, and the members OF til,
committee seemed at loss to know VIII,
the night soil had not been delivered
No action was taken, however, looking
to the increasing Of the amount OF nigh
soil gathered.
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RlvEsviLLE, w. Va, March II, 1890.
Actsrs. Nciu 4 ERinCham:
DEAR SlRs:-I acknowledge receipt OF
one barrel FAMOUS Flour, won by me
in contest OF closest guess as to the
adjournment OF the Legislature OF West
Virginia. have had it thoroughly
tested, and find its qualities superior in
many respects, Of snowy whiteness and
excellent rising qualities. Have also
had it tested by neighbors, whose testi-
monials accompany this letter.
Yours. etc,
.. FRANK Hoop.
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WHEELING DAILY 1NTELIIGENCER TUESDAY, MARCH 49, $780,

mailing from Bismarck, OAK, has been
endeavoring for several days past to
secure n boat from the waters hereabouts
to be used In trade in bis section.
When he first ran across the now Abncr
O'Neal he made up his mind that she
was the boat he wanted, and the under.
standing 10 that last night he closed he.
gotiations for her at $4,000. The Abner
is a stauncii craft and has speed.
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Has Decided to Reform,

A young woman, who has for some
time past been known to the frequenters
Of the resorts Of women Of the town Us
ono Of the most attractive OF her class,
applied to the Chief Of Police yesterday
for protection. She says that she has
decided to reform, and has left the house
of ilt.iame in which she has been living,
and will hereafter try To lead a yirtuous
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at tho lslnst Furnrco In Martins Ferry.
The Electian- General News.
Woodward Wise and William Dyke, employed
at the Benwood company's blast furnace at this
place MS top filters were badly burned while a,
their work yesterday afternoon. Wise Is quite
seriously and possibly fatally Injured. Thea
dent which resulted SO painfully to both men
occurred about 3 o'clock. They were engaged
at Tie time In changing the wooden lever on
top Of the cupola: Wise accidentally lowered
the hopper and the blast being OIL at the time
the result was that Il vast volume OF flame burst
forth. almost cnveloping the men: Wlsc's
clothing was !Snite,! and almost entirely burned
body and was il terrible sight to behold. Ills
left ARM shoulder and back were burned to a
crisp. his hair mud eye bEows were slnged OF and
his face severely burned. lie was conveyed 10
D. Ilobensaek attended him. Mr.. Wise is a
married man and has several children. lie has
worked at the blast iurnncc for many years. Mr.
Dyke who was working with him when the
accident occurred WIS more fortunate. lie
merely had his hands burned and Will DO able
10 return TO work In Il few days. .0-
49,. TIE COMING ELECTION,
The Republican primaries will DO held next
Saturday from TO Jpn, The Labor peimarIe
to nominate CoUncllmcn mud Assessors viii be
held the same evening. Tho CitIzens' convcn.
ton Will DO held tonight week and the Citizcns'
primaries 10 nominate Councilman md Assessors
Will take place Saturday evening. March 70, It
IL said that Democratic city convention Will be
held II Burns does not get the nomination nj the
"cltlzens," convention, Theodore Snodgrass
and v. H. llumphre'v!lle Will be candidates
for Township, Clerk before the Republican
convention, Dnvid Co.'S has decided not 10 be
4 candidate at the Republican convention and
will not try to be reelected.
ISTEEEsTlSa NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS,
Mr.. Roscoe oug and bride returned from their
wedding trip yesterday. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stone arc the happy parents
o! an elevc,ipound boy baby 80.
Mfs. Lon laWs0n is Waiting her sister, Miss
Nattlc Mcdonald, at lrondalc,
Mr. John Dicgins, OF Alabama, Is In Martins
Ferry on flying business trip.
Friday, March g. will be "class day" In the
High School Instead OF next Friday.
Miss Hattie Lowe has returned to steubeuyIlle
after IL pleasant visit With Mr.. and Mrs. J. u.
Gillespie. IL - =
: A festival will be given at Lafayette Hall
April II and y, for the beEcAt OF the Martins
Ferry cornct band.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Woods
entertained party OF friends at their residence
in the "Garden spot" An excellent supper
was served and all'thoso present report having
lad good time. There were eight couples
present. -a s..-
Philip Smith was taken quite sick yesterday
while walking down the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad track. He was carrIea intoJ. T. llaucs'
office and for a time II was thought that he WAS
dead. Drs. Williams, Blacslord and Hohensack
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Reduced Rates to tho West via tho Penn.
sylvania Lines.


Tickets at greatly reduced rates are
now on sale at the ticket Offices OF the
Pennsylvania Lines west OF Pittsburgh
to Kansas City, Omaha, Denver, Pueblo,
St. Paul, Minneapolis and other import.
ant western points. Persons contem.
plating trip to the West or Northwest
will find it to their advantage to confer
with an agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines
before purchasing tickets. Quick time,
the best accommodations, the fewest
changes OF cars, and baggage checked
through to destination. Prompt connec.
tons through the Union Depots at Chi.
cago and s.. Louis. For full information
call upon or write to the nearest Passen.
ger or Ticket Agent OF the Pennsylvania
Lines.
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IN Sudden bilious attacks or sick head
acne, one or two doses Of "Dr. A. S.
odds Pills. will almost invariably re-
store tho patient, without the use Of any
other medicine.
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LIS. Coon sells dry goods the cheapest

If you cannot see aud need spcctacles
ron should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
aaest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the Statc,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB VI. CRUDE,
Jewelcr and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth and Aarket Street,.
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SPRING AND SUMMER,

We are In receipt OF nil the newest
Novelties In Woolens for mems wear,
consisting OF SultlngS, PantalOonings
and OYcrccatings, which VIC are pre-.
pared to make up In the best style and
lit ut reasonable prices. Our Gents
furnishings are complete and offers
special inducements.
c. HESS & SONS,
1891 & 1923 Market Street.
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Teas, Coffoes, Spices, Etc.
Atlantic Tea Co.
Tea Importers and Coffee R0asterS.
CLUB ORDERS.

Thousands OF families scattered around
in every town and village within radius
OF 100 miles OF our stores can testify to
the superiority OF our goods. They have
availed themselves OF our liberal offer to
pay freight on MI orders amounting to
$40 and upwards. Our method Of doing
business don't suit tho old togy mcr.
chant, who Is not satisfied unless he
makes 100 per cent, and is content to
drivel along from year to year, ever
complaining about dull trade and how
the ungratoiul people send of to distant
towns, where live merchants arc, to get
their goods. We have no sympathy 70,
such hum drum merchants. Our pluck,
energy, cash money, quick sales, stand.
ard goods aud low prices have placed us
in front, Il position for which We are
eminentty fitted and will maintain.
Send in your orders and get Good,
Fresh Standard Goods at Fair Prices.
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Tho Finest and Most Fragrant.

NAs1l1NGTUSt IA, Mhrch i.
AcSsrs. S. Baer's Sons:
DEAR StRs:-I have used % pounds o.
Pan. Handle Coffee and find it the fines
and most fragrant coffee in the market
Please send me No. IS oil painting, and
oblige Mns. NELL BRADY,
g. East Beau street,
TrhsAw Washington, Pa.
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Owing to the fact that We expect 10
move on April !, we will close out a
large assortment OF new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type
writers. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machinea, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewritera and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth street.
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Likes Pau.IInndle Very Much,


AslllHUIVN, IN, NOV. t..
iitssrs. S. BGer's Sons:
GENrLEMES:-Euclosed find % Pan.
Handle Coffee wrappers, for which
please send me your picture No. 10.
like your Pan Handle Coffee very much,
Mrs. E. A. McFAnLANp, 8.
e. East Beau street,
,TThs1w Washington, Pa.
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Tho lIan,lson,cst Lady In Wheeling

Remarked to friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for, the
Throat and Lungs was q superior re.
NEEDY, as it stopped her cough instantly
when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and
convince you OF its merit any druggist
will give you a Sample Bottle free.
Large size SOC and 81. DAw
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Tic british Grim TraIlc.

loSpoN, March 1.-THE Mark Lane Ernrcss, In
Its weekly review OF the British grain trade.
English wheat during the past week were S5,7ll
quarters nj e9s lid. against I'll i2i quarters Ut SOs
81 during the corresponding week las. year. The
trade In foreign whsats Is slow ut Gil decline.
Imports from the Argentine Republic ns.ist the
DEPRESSION. Flour hns droppe, Gl aud corn 81.
Oats aIe hrm. Rye and peas aro down I'd.
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GoTo the Feed Mill and Store on South
street, near Market, for grain and feed
ofall kinds, for horses, cows and chick.
ems. Fresh ground corn and oats chop
twice every week.
TrHAs 10. KIMBERLY 4 DAVIS,
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Be sure as you value your health to
take only Dr.. A. S. Todd's Liver Pills. d.
Reduced l,ntcs to We,tern Points.

HcHGEcU 1eHtcS 10 " ehttfH F0IHts.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad is now
selling tickets to points in Minnesota,
the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and the
Far West, at rates much below former
prizes. II you think OF going West it
will pay you to communicate with the
Ticket Agents Of the B. & Q. before pur-
chasing your tickets.
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Panhandle Cuiree Is Excellent,

PALArINE, W. VA, March II.
NcSsrs S. EGcr's Sons:
GESTLEMEN:-Enclosed you will find
% Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
please send me picture No. 90, in care OF
Lloyd 4 Co., palatine, W. Va. Your
Pan-Handle Coffee is excellent and we
will use no other,
Respectfully,
TThsAw .- ALICE J. OuIry.
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Panhandle tho Best,

WiLEYvILLE, W. Va, March Z.
Atssrs. S. Dder's Soma:
GESTLEMEN:-Send picture No. 10 to
Mis-. John Dakan, in care Of Mellots
Bros. We think Panhandle Coffee the
best. -u. Mrs. JOHN DAKAN.
49, -D Trhs1w