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FARM FIELD AND STABLE.
GENERAL MATTERS OF INTER.
EST FOR THE FARM.
Glover for Green Manure... The
Art OF Packing Butter---Why
Eggs Spoi!----DIppIng Sheep
----A Hellenic Warm
inp
Glover for Green Manure.

After the first harvest OF clover the
second crop should be allowed to
grow as late as possible on land that
is intended for wheat or corn next
season. The value OF green manure
plowed under in the Spring or Au-
tumn is not generally fully appreciat-
ed. 1t is mistake to take the first
growth and turn it under, and then
leave the land for the followirg sea-
son. The hay is lost by this opera
ton and nothing gained. Half the
real value OF the clover will be lost
before the following season. 1t is Just
as sensible to throw the manure out
OF the barn, says Farm and Fireside,
and leave it there for eight or nine
months exposed to the sun and wind.
BY the time it is ready for use
three-quarters OF its strength will be
lost. Harvesting this season was
early. Plenty OF rain made the grass
in most sections grow lively, and the
first crop was cut IN some places II
week before the first of July. Since
then rains have been plentiful enough
to give the second growth good
start. The consequence is Ii
no heavy drouth follows,
second growth of clover and
other grass will be ready to cut.
But do not cut this. 1t is killing the
hen that lays the golden egg, II the
field is to remain for pasture or grass
another year, this second growth will
be needed to fertllize the new roots OF
the following season. If the land is
needed for corn or wheat pillow the
grass under late this Autumn. Allow
the Winter weather chance to con-
vert this green manure into good
plant food. 1t will rot and decom-
pose rapidly under the earth, and by
early Spring will be ready for new
crop. The main point in turning UNI
der green manure, then. is not to let it
remain so long under the ground that
its strength is dissipated, but put corn
or wheat on it ut an early date or as
soon there after as possible.
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THE ZIP. 6. G. L.

An Interesting Programme Announced
for tho Union Meeting next Monday
Evening.
Tho eight Young Peoples Societies
OF Christian Endcavor ,of the city,
through tho Wheeling Christian En-.
dcavor Union, will hold Union meet
ing ut the First Presbyterian chprch on
Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock. The
meeting will open with praise service
conducted by members OF the entertain
ing society, after which this following
topics will be taken UP for discussion /:
"rhe Conservation Meeting"
Junior Society Work"
working for the Associate Mem
bcrs."
Relation of Members to the Church
services"
Each topic will be opened by an ad-
dress or paper lasting: seven, minutes j;
4 free parliament will be conducted for
ten minutes by the person making the
opening address, in which everybody
may participate.
hci. II. De W Hllelleuui Oh fulrnOnt,
president OF the state G. E. Society, was
in the city this week in consultation
with tho Wheeling societies in regard
to the state convention to be held at
Parkersburg July 90. 81 and IS, and the
international convention to be held at
New York July to 10. The indica-
tions are thai there will be no less than
twenty-five thousand persons in attend
ance at the New York convention. and
Wheeling will do her part towards
making up this number. The Endeav-
orcrs from West Virginia will probably
go to New York on special train, or at
least in their own cars, and negotia-
tons are now going on with the rail-
road officials for the trip. A rate of one
fare for the round trip has already been
secured.
4 sunrise Easter service will be held
By the Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endedv6f 81 the First English Luz
theran church. td-inofro v morning at
half past six o'clock, to which they
have invited all the Christian Endeav-
orers of the city.
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THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Interesting Exercises ut rho Month";
Nontint, Ycstcrdny Aftcrnnnn

Interesting Exercises Mt rho Monthly
Meeting Yesterday Afternoon.
The regular meeting OF the Wheeling
teachers association was held in the hall
OF Clay school yesterday afternoon, with
Superintendent Anderson in the chair.
Music was furnished by a class OF pupils
under the efficient leadership OF Miss
Robinson, Miss Reymann at the piano.
'Thc Heavens arc Telling" and Flag
OF the Free" were rendered with spirit
and taste. Miss Clohan, OF Clay school.
read a paper on True Patriotism"
The duty Of tho teacher to inculcate the
highest ideas OF citizenship was pro-
scented forcibly. Miss Anderson, OF
Union school, presented paper en-
titled, "The Progress OF Ohio County
Schools" This production received the
closest attention OF all present. In it
was Incorporated history Of Morgan
school, in this county. 1t was an able
and interesting paper.
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EVANGELIST VAN PELT.
ic Preaches mn Interesting sermon-His
Work Ends Tomorrow,

EIc Preachcs mn Interesting scrmon-His
Work Ends Tomorrow.
There was another interesting service
at the Disciples church last night.
Evangelist Van Pelt preached on "Posi-
tive Divine Commando
There were{ two confcssions at the
close. There will be no service tonight.
Sunday morning and evenings services
will close his labors here. There have
been over thirty who came forward for
membershipin the church. since the
meetings began. He showad'i in his SER
mon last night that the gospelis perfect
for the salvation OF man, that there is no
true virtue till it is tested. Man has
always been subject OF law. Every law
has penalty commensurate with the
law, and every command q promise.
Remove thepenalty and many men will
be lawless. ~ q
Man cannot be punished in this life
for sin against the spiritual law. 1t is
not that there was virtue in the waters
OF Jordan to heal Naaman, or in tho
brass serpent. to heal tho bitten
lsraelites, or the shouting or marching
that brought down the walls OF Jcrico.
1t was obedience to Gods commands.
Will you then slight Gods last positive
divine command, to so into MI the
world and preach tho gospel to every
creature? He who belevoth and re-
penis and is baptized shall be saved.
He that belieyeth not shall be damned.
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is SPRING A FAILURE?
MANY PEOPLE FEEL THAT IT is.
.If1t'is not SO Joyous nslt Once Was
is 1t not Your Own Fault?

You wrote a composition when you
were achildins school beginning, Spring
Is the pleasantest season OF tho year."
and 60 /. was then. There was evory
reason why it should be pleasant to you.
You were in good health. "Life beat
high" withinyou. You had sentiment,
ambition, happiness. The winter had
passed, the flowers wcro blooming, tho
birds woro singing. Certainly spring
was to you then "tho plcasantcst sea.
son OF tho year."
But how is 1t nowf Do you feel tho
same ioyousness, happiness and antici-
patton that you did thenP Are you
filled with hope, or, possibly, arc you
weak, languid, despondent, depressed?
Perhaps your head aches, you feel tired,
and there Is lack OF all interest and
10y in life where once In the spring.
time all was anticipation and happi-
meas.
Do you know tho reason for this
dhange? 1t is because you are not well.
because your vitality is not go great as
when in your teens. Do you know
what you need? Something to help
you; something which will prove "a
friend in need" something that will
restore you and place where you wcro
in youth, which will make life pleasant
and happy, and which will again make
"spring the pleasantest season OF the
year Do you know what will do thisP
We will not attempt to tell yon, but will
show you what others have done, and
which you may do il you follow tho
same wise course pursued by them.
Read their words:
DR.. A. G. Clark, q wcll.hnown New
York physician, says: ~ have never
known case OF spring debility, spring
foyer, or any OF The troubles which arise
during this season which has not been
promptly and permanently cured by
tho use OF Warmers Safe Cure. It's
power ut this timo OF year is wonderful.
| have seen women, run down by care
and ovcrwork; men whose vitality was
exhausted, and even puny children re.
stored to perfect health through its
use."
Mrs. NJ. NJ. simonson, OF Buckley,
NO., says. MY uaugnler, VINO was
once the perfection OF health and hap
piness, was for years afflicted with kid
ney aud liver disease, complicated with
scrotula. the hip joint being affected.
She became so bad that the doctors
wanted to unjoint the nip. would not
consent to it, and began administering
a remedy which l had heard much
about, and am happy to say she is
now cured, well and healthy, by the
use OF Warmers Safe Cure"
Mr.. B. L. Mayo, OF Rouse's Point, N.
Y, says: 1.-TWO years ago had terrible
boils on my face, and my blood was fear
fully out OF order. l began the use OF
Warmers Safo Cure; the b6ils left as ii
by magic, and l have never since been
troubled with them"
If you are depressed, weak, run down
by the influences OF the season, follow
the advice above given. You will Ger
tainly find it profitable and valuable.
The renewing power OF this great cure
is beyond estimation. 1t stands, rs i:
deserves to stand, ut the head Of all
modern discoveries for the cure OF sick
ness and the renewal OF life.
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Chnrlos I:cnn.,t Holt Dcnd.
eetel corrspondenee d Nc In,tlliaencet.

Special Correspondence oT The InN70cncer
PARKERsnURG, W. Va, April IA
Charles Bennett Holt, Of Weston, died
ut the residence Of his brother-in-law,
William Z. Want, at this place, Mt 4:3O
q. M, on April ~. He has been q suf-
icrcr from pulmonary troubles for many
years. He Travelled over many western
states on account OF his i'll health, spend
ing some time in California. He fought
death bravcly, but ut last succumbed to
the ever fatal malady. He was for many
years business manager OF the Weston
Republican, was a brother Of DR.. NJ. S.
Holt, Of Weston, and John Holt. OF
Glenville. He was in his thirty-sixth
wear.
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PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT,


Lincoln Council Presents n Fine Pro-
grnmmo mt C. q. Il. HILL.
At G. A. R. hall last evening very
pleasant musical and literary enter
tainment was given under the auspices
OF Lincoln Council No. IS, .Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, and the performances were enjoyed
by u good crowd. The Premier banjo,
mandolin and guitar club opened the
programme with fine selection, which
was rapturously encorcd Miss 4. Ruth
Hall recited "Home, Sweet Home" and
Mrs. Oscar Secley sang solo, which
was enthusiastically received. An in
strumental duct by Miss Emma Harris
and Mr.. L. G. Kies, vocal solo by Miss
You Hastings, banjo solo BY +. G.
Meyer, vocal solo by Mrs. NJ. A. Hall,
recitation by Miss Gail Holiday, a
whistling solo by A. G. kies and club
swinging by G. NJ. Marshall made UP a
very creditable and enjoyable perior.
nance, OF which the council may feel
proud.
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Special Dispatch 10 Me IntclliCe1ccf.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l5.-Pen-
sions to West Virginians: Original
Andrew Walker, Hiram S. Dotnom,
benjamin W. T. Gum, William F. Ross,
W.Gcorge Weldon. Additional-Georgc
Chimney, Ellen Martin, Jacob NJ. Bur-
rough, Balls Cooper. Irwin Stewart.
Restored and Incrcase-Frederick r.
Ross, William T. Dishman, Bowen E.
Leonard, Albert W. Cain, Phillip Mason,
David Phillips, William Jet, James R.
Upton. Rcissuc-Alex. Buck, William
II. Hunter, Absalom Verden. Original
Widows, &c.-Minors OF Samuel L.
Wclch.
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Many persons are unable to sleep on
their left side. The cause has long been
puzzle. 10 physicians. Metropolitan
papers speak with great interest OF DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent, Indiana
specialist NERVOUS and heart diseases,
who has proven that this habit arises
from diseased heart. He has exam
ined and kept on record thousands OF
cases His New Heart Cure. wonder
full remedy, is sold Mt Logan Drug Co.'S.
Thousands testify to its value as cure
for Heart Diseases Mrs. Chas. Benoy,
Ioveland, Colo, says its effects OH her
were marvellous. Elegant Book on
Heart Disease free. 4
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GRAND LODGE OFFICERS
or tho X. of 1.-THE Order In n Flourish.
Ing Condition.. 4

or tho X. OF little Order In Flourish.
Ing Condition.. Il Z:
The following are the officers elected
BY tho Grand Lodge Of tho Knights OF
Honor a. tho session hold on Wednes.
day aud Thursday af'EllzabetIf: Past
Grand Dictator, J. r. Farland, OF Clarks-
burg; Grand Dictator, Godfrey schul,
OF Wheeling; Grand Vice Dictator,
John L. Chamberlain, Of Charleston;
Grand Assistant Dictator, n. g.. Petit,
OF Huntington; Grand Reporter, 0. X.
Bruce, OF Piedmont; Grand Treas
urcr, L. B. Purdy, OF Mounds
vile; Grand Chaplain, Joshua
Martin, OF Moundsville; Grand Guide,
Joseph A. Aletcalf, OF Wheeling; Grand
Guardian, j. r. Tickle. OF Parkorsburg;
Grand Sentinel, Robert Alexander. OF
Parkcrsburg; State Medical Examiner,
DR.. J. II. Brownield, OF Fairmont; Su.
preme Representatives, George Ankle.
Of Wheeling. and NJ. G.. Nichols, OF
Huntington, for two years, and A. I.
Gibbons, Of Charleston. for one year;
Supreme Alternates, Joseph A. Mctcalf
and n. G. Petit, for two years, and d. G.
Casio, OF Elizabeth, Tor one year; Grand
Trustees, I. a. Hall and Joseph Hall,
Of Wheeling, and A. f. Gibbons, Of
Charleston.
1t was decided to hold tho next ses.
sion OF the grand lodge at Parlersburg,
on the second Tuesday OF April, 1891.
The next session OF the supreme lodge
OF tho United States will DO held May
IL, 1892, at Charleston S. c.
The meeting OF the grand lodge was
well attended, and tho proceedings were
harmonious. Reports read showed that
the order is in 4 lourishing condition,
with constantly augmenting member.
ship.
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MASKED BANDITS
Hold Up O Passenger Train Near
New Orleans.
THE EXPRESS CAR is ROBBED.
Engineer aud Fireman Forced to Aid
in tho Job.-hbout Two Thousand
Dollars Secured by tho Robbcrs.
The Passengers Not Molcstcd.

New ORLEANS, La, April l5.-Tho
TimcS-Demorat'S McComb City special
gives the following particulars OF tho
Illinois Central train robbery: Tho
Illinois Central train No. was held up
and tho express car robbed between
Arcola and Pangpoha about 0 O'Clock
Wednesday night by five masked men.
Ono man got aboard OF the engine ut
Hagmond, held up tho engineer and
fireman with guns and told Thorn to do
rs they were ordered. Tho train went
on the sido track ut Independence 10
meet another train. Soon after leaving
Arcola the man on the engine ordered
the engineer to stop. Several men were
awaiting tho train at this point; then
the masked man forced the engineer
and fireman 10 90 to the express car
and order the messenger to open tho
doors. The messenger did not do so,
and entrance was effected from tho west
side OF the car
Tho robbers kept every one inside OF
tho coach and slccpcrs until their work
was completed. Neither the passengers
nor mails wcro disturbed. After the
hi.hwHymNn were through with the
robbers, they made the engineer cover
his headlight and back down about 200
yards, when they ordered him to 90
ahead. No one on tho tram can givo Il
good description OF the robbers. They
wero apparently young mon, two OF
them had full boards, and all were poor
ly dressed. On entering tho car they
assaulted the baggage master by strik-
ing him OH the side OF tho head with
revolver, saying he was with the ex-
prcssinan and that he had tho money.
lIc pleaded with them, and they did not
harm him any more. Only about s., 900
was taken. Every effort is being made
TO catch the robbers.
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Tho Wheeling & Lake Eric Railway.

Passengers for Canton, Akron and other
points in northern Ohio will find the
Wheeling 4 Lake Eric railway the short
est and quickest route. 1t is the direct
limo for Cleveland, Eric, Buffalo and all
points on Lake Erie, northern Pennsyl-
vania and Now York. Through tickets
and baggage checked through to desti-
nation. For tickets, rates, etc, apply
to ticket agent Union Depot, or O. r.
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent,
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Posrmasters Appointed.

Special Dispctch TO the Inelliqsnccr
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 15.-Post-
masters appointed: B. ?. Ball, Scale
Creek, Raleigh county,; ]. Higgins, West,
Wctzel county.
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WHAT a debt OF gratitude the world
owes to such men MS rDrs. Aver and
Jenner-the latter for the grea. dis
covery OF vaccination, and the former
Tor his Extract OF Sarsaparilla-the best
OF blood-puriiers! Who can estimate
how much these discoveries have bene-
fitted the race! DEW
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! SUFFER severely from rheumatism
during winter. After using Salvation
Oil two days the pain entirely subsidized,
and now am we'll man. -.
w. X. KURrz, Baltimore, Nd.
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If You have not drank tho Cello.
DRAFTED Book Beer OF the Reymann
brewing Company you have missed u.
most delicious drink. 1t will make
its last appearance Monday, April 10.
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DRINK the Celebrated Book Beer
of the Ntcymann Brewing Company.
1t Is better than ever before, and will
make Its last appearance on Monday,
April 10.
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DRINK tho Celebrated Book Bccr
Of tho Rcymann Brewing Company.
II Is better than over, before, and will
make It's last appearance ON Monday,
April 10. -.iE SsaS s5,E. ~ -
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=, G. G. MCkOWN,
MHEELlNC, w. VA. Feb. ". lSQl fni0
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Having disposed Of my interest in The firm n,
Frew 4 Bcstschy. beg leave TO notify nv former
patrons md the public generally that have iii;
gay opened new store at No. lll6 Main street,
complete line Of Furniture, Carpets. Oilcioths
Linolcums. Window Shades, &C., In all thU nte,t,
patterns. Undertaking In all It's branches wifi
have my personal supervision and funerals com.
ple,ely furnished when desired. \ call and ex
before purchasing elsewhere, and Satisiaeiion
Will be guaranteed to NIL my customers. THANK.
ing all my friends md the public in general Tor
their Liberal patronage In the past, ! respect.
fully solicit continuance of the same ut INV new
stand, No. lll6 Main street, East side
LOUIS BERTSCIlY,
WHEELING. ArMLS. 1892.
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NJ o TIC E

Having purchased tho intcres. Of IOr,,
BStschy IN the Furniture, Carpet ami tjn U
taking bnslneSs heretofore conducted 6y Ia
NIL my friends for their patronage In thS 10y "
and 70 say that Twill continue tho business | !,
the old stand No. ILL Main street, md Viii "a
pleased TO have nil my old customers caI my ~
see me, assuring them that. as In tle ms; ~ !
VIII spare no pains to mecttheIr wants.
w,,.,, -. -, ALIEN. FREw.
u a. .,
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Rcymann Brewing Company's Celc-
brat cd Book Beer, tho finest ever sold
In Wheeling, will make It's Inst np-
pcarancc on Monday, A pril IS, tl'' ~ Z
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Mark Twain Ball.
Turner Hall. Monday, April is.
Tickets for sale only at the door.
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LAST chance this season. The Rey.
mann Brewing COmpany's Celebrated
Book Beer will make It's last appear.
nnce:on Monday, April IS.
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Mark Twain R. & G. Club.
Turner Hall, April IS,
Easter Monday Night.
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Go where you will, you will find PEG.
pie using Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and
sounding its praises. &,
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GENERAL NOTICES,
BUSINESS CHANGES,
dissolution NOTICE.

The co.partnership herctoiorc cxI,,I,, ,.,..
the firm name olFrew & Bertschv ia h. r, uTgS
consent this dny dissolved. Louis Bertcb r. ~
utihs' ALIEN. FREW,
WHEELING, VIVA, April s, is99, 'E''''
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NOR SALE.
TOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT.
n House containing six rooms and ktchs:
with four and one.half Rcres OF ground, o.
acre In Raspberries and one acre In SlrhWDGf
ries, with an abundance OF other fruit. situate;
one mile east OF st. ClRirsvillc on the Nailost
pike There is a good stable that Will acfos
modate two horses and four COWS. with gra;afs,,
les chicken house, spring house etc, AZ
money 10 loar. For terms. inquire Of y =
HOWELL, Insurance and Real Estate, BIli5'
port Ohio. I'm lE:.-
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FOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL.
Il ING: ali modern improvements IL -Four.
teenth street. from about FohruAry1. 49, VIII
be leased for aterm ofyears 10 responsible party
Apply q. office OF Tho City Water Board. is5
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Albert Redmau and Isaac H. Frey have bcc,
will be continued In the name Of ReIman Z
Co. ~ - ''"'IaA c
H. ". REDMAS
{, e NTrr6usv'
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SALESMEN--WE MAKE A LIRFp
~ AL offer 70 ttayeliug and local ,nln.mDn "
every State who,cnll on retail groccrs, CiiT'TPa
EaTlRE MliEATFLoURC CO., lS Lake sl5' a.
NhISnhos ith
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE TIIREE.STORY
i; business house, No. 1914 Main street ".
!. W. lON DEN. MEH
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Statesmen WANTED-TO SrTf
~ our goods BY sample 10 the who,c,,io Ll
retail trade. Liberal salnry aud cSpcnscI , snI
Permanent position. Money ndyanc,,F IIl.
wages advertising, etc For full pRr,caiSS, 0N 10,
reference address CENTENNIAL MFG, 20 C "HH
CngO, ILL., III.E. = I'd" I|s.s. g,at -, va.
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WANTED.

"ANTED4GooD LIVE SEW1Ic
w machine .canynsseri on salary ,n, wv
Standard Sewing Machine companyis oNiTnp ~ "
% Twelfth street Wheeling, WA snISe 80
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WANTBD-FoR THE UNITe6
w STATES ARMY. Rbic.bodIcd, npma n ~
men between ihs ages OH and 20 year. GoSdi
Applicants must be prepared to furnish ss,Ge
inctory evidence rs 10 ago, character md INV
Apply at ISL Main street. Wheeling, " IN aO@
lnNt