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was true that that did not provide for the PenNOn
BILL lie had estimated S4O,OOO.OOO tho to be
taken out Of the Treasury this year for pensions In
edition 10 tho s8s, 4b7 900 appropriated In the regu
lar Pension bill. II was estimated In tho Pension
Bureau and by experts that the average pension under
the recent bill would be &1O0 year TO each person.
20 that 1t would be necessary to have adjustment
Of e25O 900 cases between and July l, 1891, to
mako the aggregate for the year R23, 600, 900. An
estimate Of e4O.OOO 600 therefore beyond the
possibilities. lie had not taken into account the
bountes 10 be paid on sugar because there wore not
likely TO be any bountics paid this year. After in
Guiding all that he had stated. Of every name and
character tho total of expenditures for the current
fiscal year would be about $4l1 100000.
That brought him to the question Of revenue. which
Including postal recepts) at OOO the same as
last year. But as the receipts for the two first
months Of the year exceeded those OF the correspond
ing months of last year, he assumed that the sccre.
tary's estimates would DO exceeded by 10000, 600
and that the total revenues 10" the year 0ncludnH
postal receipts and everything would lie $aG0 OOO
Therefore. there were Tariff bill to he passed. and
II the situation remained unchanged there would be
surplus Of expenditures Tor the current
fiscal year OF $4s.73O,sO6
Nr. Gibson asked him whether he included In tho
expenditures the amount that would bc paid for
silver.
Mr.. Allison-No.
Mr.. Gibs0n-Nor claims against tho Government
Mr. Allison-Only those which have passed Con
gress.
Proceeding to discuss the effect OF the Tsrh bill
Tho finances. Mr. Allison stated that tho reduction
d by putting sugar and other articles on the
hce list would amount to sso.5es,a43 Tho duoaoie
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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! a Revolution In Journalism.

Mr.. Parnell has ceased to be the leader
of his party, but he has not ceased to do
dramatic and startling things. In the
journalism OF America, from lis rude
beginnings in the colonies, down along
the lines Of frontier settlements, until
now, we have seen some clever devices
to get out anewspaper under difficulties.
Some Of tho old-timers are fond OF
telling how they used to print their
newspapers on cheese presses, on type
whacked out with Ratchet and jack.
knife, with ink>made from the backing
5scraped of their boots. These stories
have never found wide credence, mainly
because these came old.timers we're
never known to have any blacking on
their cow-hide boots; and some OF them
had no boots.
5sS There are believed to be authentic
cases, even in these later days, OF news.
papers edited with the shovel or the
5meat-ax, but these instances loose their
picturesqueuess in the light OF Mr.. Par.
,nell's performance. Ho is the first man
in the world to edita newspaper with a
crowbar.
Tho example being set; all the lesser
lights OF Parnell journalism will have to
follow it, or open themselves to the &C.
:cusation OF having gone over to Glad
stone and the rest OF the English wolves
who ass supposed to be thirsting for
Parnell's gore. 5f
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ROCKERS! ROCKERS !!


4 We have large liuo-An assorted lluc--a
complete and cheap line-In old oak
cherry--mahogany-and Sixteenth Century
irames, upholstered In silk aud crushed plushes
-lsteel blue, terra Gotta, navy blue, old gold and
old rose colors)-satin damask. tapestries
etc, at prices way down-They're
worth more than our price indicates Our
buyer secured them early and ut price that
will enable US, to make quick falcs-The nd.
yantsGe we secured in buying early and In
large quantities we share with you--Comc
asottud and Gee those goodk-examinc then,
wcll--Ihey are. We assure you, "bcyond com.
here. ask 70 sec (rcmem Der lis
no trouble to show goods) our entire line OF tine
upholstered ROckers--Wc have them In odI
In the latest iads In uphois.
tesing goodS--They art very rich and Stylish
make substantial as well "a a very
handsome present-Kcep looking around
You can't fall 10 see our line OF Reed and Rattan
Rockers--Sico, fresh, new goods mo shon
worn goods among ,eml-Just received and
purchased expressly for the holiday trade. II
you want useful, durable aud inexpensive
present. visit orr stores. We have coEpplct
arrangements whereby any goods bought now
can be put away and delivered when desired by
our customers--come carry, make your AelcG
ton and have your purchase put away. \, Il
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Gold and Silver.

1T is very nice to talk about making
gold and silver equal as money metala,
having the double standard which shall
keep gold and ailver on the same level
of purchasing power. Can ono country
do it against the restof the world? Ii
the United States great enough and
strong enough to bring Europe to the
scratch against Eurcpe's will? Ii not
what would bethe rcRult OF an attempt
on the part Of the United States? Ii i,
it would not be to displace gold with
silver in the United States and to dc.
range values generally in this country
the financial history Of the world is Sc
riously at fault.
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TEAClIERA' MEETING.
Tho a nnd u Grade school-mnrins In SEES.
..a aim Snafcrdny ri

Tho 4 aud u Grade school-lnnrins In SEES.
sion Yesterday.
A very interesting meeting OF the
A and B grades Of the city was held in
tho grammar room OF Richie school yes.
terday afternoon. Prof. j. g. GwynD
principal OF Webster school, addressed
the teachers m the subj ect, "Small
things that ruin a school"
The points made were that The teachers
are in the habit OF paying loo little at.
tention to small things. In the school
room the little things are neglected, and
day after day, insensibly at first, but still
surely, the order gets worse until the
teacher loses control. This need not be-
It onght not 30 to be. The tcache,
should aim to make the school room the
most pleasant place in the world for the
pupil. 1t costs nothing to be pleasant
and the teacher should be pleasant in
her manner toward tho pupil, and should
not worry. Think about your work,
and how to better it as much rs you
please out OF the school room, but do not
worry.
Superintendent Anderson added few
words on the same eubject, after which
he took up the subject OF writing, which
he presented in very interesting man
ner. Good writing is not gift, but it is
learned by constant practice. All there
is in writing il made up Of few marks
called principles or elements. We must
have q love for writing; know what good
writing is; know how to execute. This
is all there is in it.
The exercises were very interesting
throughout.
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,tpole snm's Banquet Table.

The Lodge bill to restrict immigra'
ton does not 40 far enough and does
not strike hard enough at one Of the
worst OF the immigration abuses. Those
OF us Tho are established in this country,
whether native or foreign born, have
built up something herewhich outsiders
want to enjoy with US.
This something hs, to US and to them
u valNe, part OF which may DO expressed
in dollars and cents. 1t pays better 10
work in this county than to work in
any other country in the world. Now
the idea has taken root in this country
that the stockholders In this great enter.
prise should not be required TO lot in rs
many Thousands rs want 10 come in to
divide the dividends with more stock.
holders and pay nothing for their stock.
Anybody who cannot grasp the illus
tration may have 1t made clear for him
by any wage.earner who has found him.
self jostled out Of his job, or bis wages
reduced, by new conner glad to get the
same work at any price. The American
Flint Glass Workers understand the
business phase Of the question, aud the,
require foreigner to pay 500 before he
can gain admission 10 their union.
Since they control the wage end o
their trade, tho initiation fee which tn,
American Flnts require Of foreigner
amounts 10 head tax on immigration
Their principle Is right, but it SHOULD
have wider application, and tho price Q
a seat at Uncle Sans banquet tabl
should be higher, for the spread is Q
the first quality,
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WHO DOUBTS NOW.
Where Notable Specialists of Europe
Fall Drs. Copeland 4 Boil
Score a Success.
Proof Upon Proof Of n Nature that
May be Easily Verified aud Can.
not DO Ilef,ltcu Should Con.
ls vince the Most skcpticai.

.
Master David W. Jenkins, who lives
in Martins Ferry, Ohio, and Is EN-.
ployed at the Etna Mile, 10 q bright
young man Of lO years. In recent in.
terview with tho writer he told how
half Of hia short lie has been spent In
misery and suffering and OF his recent
notable recovery under the treatment OF
Drs. Copeland 4 Bell. ym re-
Using Muster Jenkins own words, he
said: My trouble had existed seven or
eight years, four OF which ! spcnt in tho
old country under the treatment OF
different notable specialists, bnt never
received my permanent benefit. My
symptoms were about as follows: Head
and nose constantly stopped up, SO
could not breathe through my nose at
all, sharp decorating pains over the eyes
and through the temples.
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WHEELING INSTRUMENT Co.

# q d & r. ". 81. u. H.
ASK yourself the question-what shall l
give? Come hcre-and tho answer awaits
you IN some one OF our many useful and dcsir.
able prescnts-Emhracins Escrctolrcs, Stand.
Ing and Hanging Cabinets--Mantel Cabinets
cablaet'top Baae.s-F Fancy Rockers III Plush
Leathcr-and Highly Polished Woods-par.
lor Tables with cabinet base in polished woods
-Centrc--s!te and Card Tables In old oak
and Sixteenth Century nhIsh. They arc the
latest In art furniture and make very rich and
handsome present-Stcp III and examine them.
we e,ieF Tii them big inducemens Ia low
Eascls--We have them In bamboo, old oak and ID
cherry Anlsh-Bcautlful desIgns-Nothi,,r
more Notwithstanding more useful than
one Of these ut orr very low price. Secretaries
Writing Desks and Literary
Tables IN walnnt-old oak--chcrry and Six.
tenth Century linish--Any one OF these con
Stilu'es hcartiiul-appropriat md slrc.to.
bc'apprccialca prescnt--We have lust received
holidays, 81 - - =, >''-''"'''' 'oA '''o
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Official Returns,

Fnll returnsof the lato election and ,
full list OF members Of the next Legisla
ture will be found on the first page O.
the supplement to to.day's INTELLlaEs
Ger. The record is official and good
thing to preserve. There is not much
comfort in it for Republicans, hut it is n
great pleasure TO present it to our Demo,
cratic friends with the compliments OF
the merry season. II
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Stephens Relief Corps No. 5 was or
ganized Thursday afternoon, by Mrs.
Carlin irstituting and installing officers,
and at night public installation was
held, at which the following officers
were installed: si,,35
President, Mrs. Fred. Bourne; Senior
Vice President, Mrs. Charles S. Esch-
struth; Junior Vice President, Mrs.
Louisa Bahama; Chaplain, Mrs. r. J.
Barnes; Treasurer, Mrs. ]. N. pritchard;
Secretary, Mrs. George w. GRADE; Con.
ductor, Mrs. NJ. Soch; Guard, Mrs. S. r.
Smith; , Assistant Conductor, Mrs. Nc.
Council; Assistant Guard, Miss Lizzie
Powers.
Mrs. Carlin was ably assisted by Mrs.
Murdoch, and other members J. w.
Holiday Relief Corpe.
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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record one deed OF trust and transfers
as follows: b.
September is, by William J. Wiley
and wife to Isaac Hatcher, for $500, lot i
in block 8 on Wabash street, Island.
November s, by Charles Pape and
vile and others to Ella, vile OF Franklin
Dow, for $50, part Of lot Is OF the
Cruger estate, in Elm Grove.
December 6. by W. v. Hose to Mar.
garet J. Mill, for $500, lot Sc, ut Edging.
ton.
December II, by W. v. Hoge to Max
Lang, Tor $50, lot ut Edeington.
December u, by W. v. Hoge to Emil
Lang, Tor 500, lot 5 at Edgineton.
November 25, by the Stone Church
Cemetery Association to j. W. Holiday
Post, 6. A. R. ior 81, a burial plat al
Elm Grove. 5e
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MANI NJ Line; ifc only line ever invented ,h,t
p psss re See SGIesI SO; % perfect ,sS
whon the exclusive right + given; on teccipt st q,
s sspIs We %i!' ttad SAMPLE line by mail; aiso et
Line Co., II itermou Street, Worcester, Masi. -
NOM WAs u..n" THs.s y. TI-I- -a7''TG'trsl
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What Should tho Doctor Do:

The DUTY ola physician in cases OF un.
certain ices, or where tho certainty is
against the lee, isunder discussion in
ehome Of the Western newspapers. II is
related thata Chicago physician refused
TO give his services to q man hurt in m
accident because, upon putting the
1 question, .ho iound the chances against
him. Being demonstrated with by by.
ISLANDERS, he explained that no rarely 70.
ceiyed pay Tor such services. &
This raises The question whether the
physician iis morally bound ogiyehi
services under such circumstances; or
whether hsahoald put his wares o. the
basis Of general traffic in commodities.
$Itisayery clear case that physician
is iustifedin standing aloot from ths
5hahitual dead.beats who run up bills
with no intention 10 pay them and keep
on running as long as the physicians
will run with them. People OF this
stripe are no: entitled TO sympathy and
not worthy oicred;t. N
The poor man or woman, suddenly
brought down by an accident, presents
d different proposition. They appeal to
,allithe; sympathy and all tho charity Of
which thchuman breast is capable. Yet
it may happen by, yteason Of circam-
stances, thet.one physician is called on
TO dompch more than his fair share OF
this work. Ought he, then, to let the
sufferer whit until another physician can
beTeaehed ?;.t., 35'
Whatever The answer may be, it is
the world regards the physi.
eian's Scaling q. something higher THAI
atofthesncclianio, the brakeman or
lheprofessions man in general.
sstWhen . man comes to treat us iior d
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A MAN who has practiced medicine for
forty years ought to know salt from
sugar; read what he says:
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: TIE London Times is under the mis-.
apprehension that the Treasury OF the
United States and the national banks
are the same. The Times should get an
American patent medicine almanac and
read up. s .H n
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o!i!cc houp-9 TO Il an; 2to5p H., aud
to Up. IL. Sondays-9 q. II. TO u H., and . to
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AN article OH the cosmopolitanism OF
Wheeling deals with an interesting sub
ject. We have more OF all sorts than
ever before, aud some Of the sorts are
not tho most desirablo. People who
come among us but never amalgamate
with the native stock, men and women
OF race and customs 80 diverse that they
cannot mix, present more than one
problem for the aociologist.
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Cold Waves

are predicted with reliable accuracy, and
people liable to the pains and aches OF
rheumatism dread every change to damp
or stormy weather. Although Hoods
Sarsaparilla is no. claimed to be a posi-.
tive specific for rheumatism, the remark.
able cures it has effected show TINT it
may be taken for this complaint with
reasonable certainty OF benefit. !. Its &C.
ton in neutraliziug tho acidity Of the
blood, which is the cause OF rheumatism,
constitutes tho secret OF the success Of
Hoods Sa1saparilla. II you suffer from
rheumatism, give Hoods Sarsapari!la a
fair trial it will do YOU good ts.ssE
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A Real I,alsnnl is Kemn's palso m.

The dictionary says, ga balaam is a
thick, pure, aromatic substance flowing
from trees" Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs is the only cough
medicine that is q real balsam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
&c ss sts s. ssrs not. Look
through Il bottle OF hemp's Balsam and
notice what pure, thick preparation it
is. II you cough use kemp's Balsam.
At all druggists. Large bottles SOC,
and 81. l.4Ia7H7l II, DSW.l
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

e1xlii feet, North Front street, west Sides! $50
soxl2o feet, South York street, west side... GOO
'6oS!C0 feet, South Kim street, west side.... 900
3oSl00 feet. South Elm street, west side.. $50
sozlO0 feet, south Penn street, east slde... 900
25xll2 feet, North Wabash ST., east sde.. SIS
aoSlo feet South Huron street, cast side. $50
s2x60 feet, cor. Huron & New Jersey sts.. Coo
3o1l2o feet, Fourteenth street. north side. 2.ios
3oxl9o feet, Fourteenth street, north side. ESQ
5OxSso feet. Caldwelrs Run......... ..,..... 500
SeAl0o feet, Wilson street, sixth ward... !, 200
loOxloo feet, McColloch sl.eet, Eighth ward 600
l4Ox25o feet, National road... 1000
loOzS50 feet, Pleasant 1900
Nos %. o. q and &c Twentieth street ... Ii, 600
no. !Ss !: Broadway, rooms and hall..... s, $50
No. l04 Fifteenth street. 2,sCO
Lo llO7 McColioch sea-. s. COO
#. b y + . 3 f .
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WANTED.

GALESA1EN WANTED-S5 DAILY
~ salary to soil our goodS 10 business meri
only. IS case Of samples (mailctll FREQ, WrIie
to-day, WRIGHT MFG. CO., q Park Row,
New YORK. szit no9v 4
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TEA I'M PORTERS
AND COFFEE ROASTERS.


we can md will save you money. It would
be useless to make this assertion II We did not
back 1t up with convincing proof. We want
your trade. We Will give you full value Tor
your money. We show you In plain figures
what our prices are, and VIC know full well thai
no other houte in the State Can sell tho same
quality Of goods At - I. ii
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WANTED-A MAN TOtTAKE AN.
w oflcc and represent q manu- iacturcr; SO!
per week small capital required. Address, with
stamp. Manufacturer, BOX ", West Action. Mass,
I'll. f.HsT1L. 0f1kN.a =
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mo" said another, She's I1ish.n
The fact is, Mr.. Calm is a Manxman
"a native OF the Isle Of Man, as Distinct
a race as the Cells. =
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ADVERTISERS crowd tho 1NTELLleEN-
GER because they know which side their
bread is buttered on. They get circula.
ton and character, and the shrcwd bus.
ness man knows what these things
count for.
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TIE genius who, not content with set.
ting his heart on House Of Representa-.
tives six hundred members strong, wants
n Senate composed OF six members from
each State, should BIO given landlords
box for his Christmns gift.
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diseased liver or a broken bone We do
no. like TO think that lis only interest Ia
on the dollar side Of tho businces. We
like 10 feel that lie feels, that he is going
10 be unhappy II he does not restore US
anon 10 health and activity.
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OUR PRICES:

Standard A Sugars, lex lbs ior............S 81 90
Standard Gfaaalated Sugars. l51S lbs for. ] 90
sultanna rruncs, l?11llc, . lbs ior......... zoe
New Engllsh Cnrrana, &c, 4 lbs ior.... zoe
New Valencia Raisins, loc. ~ lbs for. ... a5c
New Lair Valencia Haisins. l?,,<c, . lbs for e5c
New California Pruncs, per lb................ 100
New California Grapes, per lb.......,,....,... &c
Standard Tomatoes, . ID cans. per cal.,.. 90
Standard Sugar Corn. per can. .....,.. &c
bakers Sugar Corn, per can...... .,. ........ Toe
Standard California Peaches, heayysprup.
per s5c
Standard California Ap,icos, heavy
syrup, per e5c
New California Bartlett Pears, heavy syrup,
per can ,....... ebc
New Peas, 6hc, cans for....,.....,,,.... e5c
New Beans, &c, cans for,................... s6c
Mustard sasdincs, slSc, cans for ...... .... s5c
OIL sardincs, &c, cans ior....... ......,.. SIC
Cannot Salmon. la>1ac, 2 cans ior.... soc
Three.ccnt Lar Soap, 10 bars for.....,... e5.
fivc'ccnt Bar Soap. bars for."..."......... goo
Clothes Pins, per IL
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The recital OF these facts, while in no
sense criticism Of the editorial, may
not be amiss to remind Our people OF
the liberal terms upon " hich that com:
pany has based Sita requests, and you
have we'll and Justly said that each
party, thecity and company, has frankly
and fairly dealt with the other. y. Y.:::a
ss lPhteling,T " Fa:, Dec. II, 1890. lias
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Water Rents Ere Due.

Ellis for WATER RENTS for the
six months ending March 81, 1891, are
now ready. If paid at tho office Of
the City Water Board on or before
December 81, 1890, a discount Of 10
per cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
rI. ... . q.
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\ CHOW to Cure All SKIN Diseases.

Z Simply apply "SwArSE's OiNTMENr.", No In.
tcrnali medicine required. Cures, letter, ccze.
ma, itch. all cruptious on the face, hands, nose,
&c, leaving the skin clear, white and healthy,
Its great healing and curative powers arc pos,
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
for SwAYSE's OINTMENT. 4 I-iir- y - TrhSIW
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p,le., pile,, 1tch,nr pIIes.

YMIToMs-Molstu,e: intense itching and
stingiug; most Mt night: worse by scratching
II allowed to continue tumorS form, which Oh
ten bleed and ulCcralc, becoming very sore
SwArSE's OINTMENT stops the itching ind
bleeding. heals liberation and IN most cases 70
moves the tnnlogs. At druggists. or BY mall, fol-
30 cents. D.. swayne 4 Son, PHILADELPHIA. ~ N
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II you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IS IRON BITTERS
Sick uentlncllc.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes for ST..
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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The day Sir Isaac Newton discovered
tho attraction Of gravitstion he sat under
atree and caught a,severe cold. Alas |!
in those days there was no Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, "a II ;Es;Fs
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SOLVE Blossom ID not patent med.
icine and should not be SO considered.
It is the discovery OF the celebrated DR..
France, President OF Tho France Medi.
cal Institute Co. ,of Columbus, O. 1t is bis
private prescription, and has been sue.
cessfully used by him for years in his
large practice.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., G. R. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, ". Z. Williams, @. Schnepi,
9. Nlenkemeller, W. G. Armbright, w.
H. Williams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. w.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy.
rick, Bellai-e; st. Clair Bros, Ben wood,