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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-17
The Tronhle nd Rnfrhlo.

The Buffalo striking switchmen say
they will not allow non-union men to
take the places they have left. 1t is the
right of railroad companies to employ
non.union men and of non-union men
to be employed, and the state Of New
York undertakes to protect both sides
in the exercise Of their rights.
What would be thought of buyer or
a seller of merchandise who should
take the position that the party Of the
other part must trade with him on his
terms or be destroyed by fire or rifle
shots? Civilized society cannot stand
anything Of this sort.
OF course the state Of New York will
restore order at Buffalo. Otherwise it
might as well 20 out of the business of
statehood.
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BANK DOORS CLOSE.
Tho Embsrrnss mont Growing Out of Il
Iron Hall Suit at indianapolis.

The Embarrassment Growing Out OF the
Iron Hall Suit at indianapolis.
PHILADELPHIA. August 15.-The Mu-
tual Banking, Surety, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. in which all the
funds belonging to the Iron Hall are
deposited, failed to open its doors this
morning. Inquiry developed the fact
that the directors had made an assign
ment for the benefit Of the stockhold-
ers and depositors, to A. E. stockwell,
of this city. Neither President SOM
erby nor Cashier Hays could be found
to-day, and it is believed they have left
for Indianapolis. Assignee stockwell
was found in company with b. g. Will
liams, the treasurer OF the Iron Hall,
and when asked for reasons given for
the assignment, referred to the recent
suit for receiYership instituted against
the Iron Hall, and the fact that there
were 100000 orders more on deposit
in the bank. 1.-THE bank. in my opin-
ion, Is perfectly solvent" said the as
signee, land is able to pay dollar for
dollar all around" Mr., Stockwell de-
clared that it was impossible at this
time for him to make any statement OF
the assets and Liabilities OF the institu-
ton. The demand for the Iron Hall
funds, he said, was made yesterday
during Joint meeting Of the bank di-
rectors and officers Of the order, which
lasted all day.
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Ono Of che Gangs of New York.

One OF the Gangs OF new 4orKs
The New York Herald has long ar
ticle describing one of the "green
goods" gangs of that city and their
places Of business, which are within
gunshot of police headquarters. The
people who are green enough to be
caught by this chatf and dishonest
enough to be willing to circulate coun-
forfeit money deserve no sympathy,
but this is no reason why the sound
rels should be allowed to play their
game.
To suppose that the New York police
can't catch them is to suppose the
force to be made up otimbeciles. West
Virginia and the neighboring counties
Of Ohio and Pennsylvania are deluged
with these offers from the New Work
dealers, as the IsTEI11aENoER has good
reason to know.
A leading line may be had from this
region any time the New York authori-
ties want it. The fair inference is that
they are not yearning for it. They get
revenue from the crime Of their great
city, and the "green goods" men can
afford to pay for all the police protec-
ton they need.
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NINA streets nd Night,

The perpetual moonlight Of our cleo
tric.lit streets is inviting to drivers and
cyclers, and they make good use Of the
opportunity. After the exhaustion Of
a hot day nothing is more agreeable
than a dash over our brick'paved
streets.
All this brings some danger to pedes-
TRANS crossing the streets. Notwith-
standing the good lighting there are
shadows between the lights, and here is
where the pedestrian is in danger. He
does not always look alive as he should,
but there are times when he would
have to have more eyes and ears and
better ones than we mortals have to
escape being run over.
The bicycle steals along noiselessly
and rapidly, and If the rider and the
pedestrian are unseen by each other, or
II either fails to be on the lookout
there may be disaster to one or both.
The clatter of hoofs give some warning,
but even then with vehicles and horse
men passing up and down and across
great care is necessary to avoid trouble.
The greatest degree of safety lies in
everybody who uses the streets keep
ing his eyes wide open and being con-
siderate of the rights and the life OF
everybody else. Thus far We have had
no serious mishaps, and the INTE1II-
eENoER hopes there may be none.
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CHOLERA infantum has lost its ter
rors since the introduction Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Choler and Diarrhea
Remedy. When that remedy is used
and the treatment as directed with each
bottle is followed, cure is certain.
Mrs. Fanny Lauerdale, of Rock, Pope
county, ILL.,, says it cured her baby Of
cholera infantum, and she thinks saved
its life. A. W. Walter, a prominent
cured his baby boy Of cholera infantum
after several other remedies had failed.
The child was SO low shat he seemed
almost beyond the aid OF human hands
or reach Of any medicine" but Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy cured him. % and so cent
bottles for sale by druggists. D4w
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MORNING. sM1LEs.

Mabels mother went into the nurs.
cry one day and overheard her little
girl saying: "Now, Dolly, 'ou mustn't be
cwoss, or twy to get away or cwy. II
'ou don't let me fix 'ou up, folks won't
now" "Why, childl What are you
doing?" her mother asked when she
came up close to Mabel and noticed she
was pulling out the dolls hair in hand
fuls. "Combin' Dolly's hair, the little
tot replied.-Puck
A summer resort story with moral
in 1t, respectfully dedica ted to Candi-
date Altgeld: "Ma," said the hopeful,
SON" ana, ii it rains will you let me
know" "Why3" "Cause, SO / can
come in. Chicago Tribune.
Judge Durfey-tDo you know the
nature Of an oathP" Nose SNOWFALL
81 reckon / does, iedge. Yo' swar ter
tell de truf, all de trut de lawyers IL let
We, an no. mo lies dan We kin help DER
aqueezins outl"-Nep York Herald
George Billing-"Do you know, the
physicians declare that kissing is apt to
produce disease called-Tve forgotten
the name-but--" Maude Cooling
"The-neyer mind, George; I've been
vaccinated. Puck.
wife-"My goodness! How did you
lose your eye? Was it one Of those
horrid boys with an air gun? There is
alaw against" Husband-"No; this
was all right and legal. It was woman
with an umbrella. Puck.
''That beats me-" said good Mrs.
Jason, as she read thata FIRE was sup
posed to have been caused by mice
eating matches" tive heard Of pie
eating matches and sich, but this is a
new one."-lndianapoliS Journal.
Gallant Drummer ION porch of back
wood store Scan I help you to alight,
Miss 2" Miss Luddy Green (who has
just ridden up)-"No, thank ye, sir, I
don't smoke. Brooklyn Life
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land 'refrain from writing letters and
keep off the stump" Our own iudE-
ment is that Mr.. Cleveland should have
his way.
Didn't he allow himself to be seen
and heard in Rhode Island, and wasn't
Rhode Island "all right?" Let him
come to West Virginia and remain here
until the campaign closes. West vir-
ginia will treat him we'll. ButShe won't
vote for him.
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wants toOrate.

Mr.. Cleveland and some OF the mana
gers at least are not ofone mind touch
Ing an important feature OF the CAM
palqn. He wants to embark in q little
enterprise Of his own which his advis-
ers view with alarm and to which he
points with prospective pride. He
thinks 1t would help immensely il he
could be seen and heard ON the stump.
The other fellows don't think SO. One
Of them, a practical western man, has
gone 50 far q to suggest that Nj. Cleye.
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An Unanswerabio Argument.

Anew Yorker, who says he voted
twice for Cleveland under protest, and
who isn't going to vote for him this
time, says: "If Grover Cleveland is
the highest development of the Demo-
cratic party-and he certainly is-the
party should promptly be buried out
Of sight"
There ID NO percepdble flaw in this
name reasoning. Mr.. Cleveland him
self desires IL understood that he is
very much better than his party.
Everybody kRows what the party is,
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ECZEMA 5 LONG YEARS.
Tried Many Remedies. Then Tried cuti.
cura and Suffered NO More. Com
plete Cure for $500.

have used your cUT1cuRA REMEDIES with
great satisfaction, for Twas sufferer from Eco.
remedies but yours have proved blessing 10
me, for since then have not suffered any mora
am now entirely cured. aud II only cost mo
five dollars for your CUr1cuRA RElfRDlEA As for
your CUTIcuRA Soar I do not use any other. It
Is good for the skin. have given CuT1oURk 70
my friends, and they like Il It gives salts.
faction to all who have tried II. All can say,
it q good. HENRY CROSSE,
60s MaIket Street, Shreveport, L..
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REpuBLIoAN victory in the coming
election would rotard for n long time the
progress OF tho sound commercial doc
frinos that underlie the commercial great
ness OF Great Britain and alone maintain
British endancy.-LondO Evening NeslL
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IT must have cost Queen Victoria
something to give Mr.. Gladstone re-
ception that can be called cordial. Her
majesty has never had much liking for
the 6. o. m.
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Henry IRVING is fond Of relating a
little incident that occurred to him
when in Dorsetshire village last sum-
mer. Whilst passing q group Of chill
dren one Of them eyed him SO sharp
ly that the actor said, "Well, little girl,
do you know me?" Eyes, sir" was
the reply, "you are one of 'Beecham's
Pills She had seen his face in one
of their advertisements.
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ONO COUNTY RgPuBLICAS T1oKEr.
a British View Of the American Tariff

"a British View OF the American Tariff.
fhwleId Daily Telegraph
ssThe promoters Of the Mckinley tariff
meant IL to push forward tho policy of
America for the Americans. One method
ofrealizlnE it was to keep all work within
their own donations. Tho country was TO
be made self.supplying what could be
produced at homo was not TO BIO bought
abroad. That was the keynote o1the Me-
Kinley scheme, and 1t Is working ont the
idea of its d esigners with the preclSion and
Effectiveness OF n machine"
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IF Governor Buchanan Of Tennessee
finds he is having trouble in his cam
paign over the Communication of Assassin
Kings sentence, Mr.. Cleveland will in
honor have to go to his rescue. Bu-
chanan did what the fat gentleman ad-
yised him to do.
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nv SON was afflicted With skin disease, itching,
and breaking out in large boils all over his body,
We tried everything else. but all Of no effect,
After using one box Of the CUT1oURA and two
bottles OF the CuTlotRA REsoIvENT, he was com.
pletely restored TO health again. They are good
medicines, which recommend 70 everyone
WILLIAM SAlALTZ,
North River Mills, W. Va.
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No Chieaeo neadquartors.

CHICAGO, August 1s.-wm. J. Camp
bell, member Of the Republican nation
alcommittee from Illinois, has returned
from New York. He confirms the re-
port that the idea Of establishing
branch headquarters here has been
abandoned.
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The State Fair Association has earned
the commentator Of all good citizens
by refusing to permit any kind Of gam
bling device on the grounds this year.
The public authorities should have
made those schemes impossiblein other
years, but they left that to the fair
management, as though the grounds
were in some other jurisdiction.
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A CONNECTICUT man has Just been
buried in solid silver casket ornament
ed with gold. It isn't likely that SO
much precious metal will remain in the
cold, cold ground until judgment day.
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HUI is being urged to "break the
ice" If it were only a few feet thick
he might do it. To dislocate aregula-
ton iceberg is quite another thing.
Hill hasn't the tools if he had the dis
position.
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Extremely low rate round trip tickets
will be sold via Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road TO each OF the above named points
August 10, 20, q and %, inclusive,
Tickets good returning September 10.
For rates and further information app
ply TO Baltimore & Ohio ticket agents.
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what Il has been and what il promises

what It has been and what It promises
to be.
Unless It be agreed that the Demo-
cratic party has no intention Of keep
ing its pledge to overthrow the pro-
tective tariff, it must be plain to the
dullest understanding that it means to
legislate in favor of foreign wage-earn-
ers and against American wage-earners.
There is absolutely no escape from this
conclusion.
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Cunning for Adlai.

The onion Printer takes this little shy
at general" Adlai Madly Sadly Steven
SON and Mr.. Henry Watterson, of the
Louisville cotrier.Jownal:
The editor, OF the principal rat sheet Of the
south and west claims the credit for Mr.. steven-
Soii'S nomination. The influence Of Its editorin
ne councils OF his party Is second TO tho In.
iIuence Of no other man, possibly excepting that
81 Grover CLEVELAND. soWe have ratism high m
IN the councils and influence Of the Democratic
party.
Mr.. Watterson is big enough to fire
at but candidly General" Adlai isn't
worth the powder. he is a dream, a
passing fancy, a leetins show. His en-
eagement will end early in November.
What is the use OF wasting paper and
ink ON him?
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Z READERS Of tho Intelligencer 60
ing out OF town for the Summer can
have the Intelligencer mailed to them
for sixty-five cents per month. postage
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Newspaper supplements.

In respect Of such publications as
Protection and Reciprocity, sent out by
local newspapers as supplements, the
1NrEL11eBNcER's attention is called to
ruling Oh, page s2s, January, 1892,
Postal Guide:
Apubllsher who purc bases for his subscribers
q portion Of an edition Of another second class
publication, Is deemed news agent, and may
receive and RENAL the same at III pound rate.
This seems to cover the case. OF
course it refers as well to the fearfully
and wonderfully made "trust" supple
ment furnished local papers by the New
York World as to Protection and Reel
procity.
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VerY Bad Sore Cured.

In the summer OF 1889 I had a sore and hole
IN my foot Il continued to get bigger and at
last &c was as big as half dollar. was com.
pletely helpless, unable 70 walk. After suffer-
Ing with ittor two and half years, Tried every.
thing, but without relief got the CuTIcuRA
cured my foot CuTICuRAi Ia my friend forever
HENRY ALBERT sCHAEFFER in,
469 Custom House ST., New Orleans, La
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GRAND STREET PARADE
In the morning OF all Labor Unions and
Farmers Alliance Members. The after.
noon and evening will DO spent at the

NRM EEIR GR0UNps.
wheeling Island, in Dancing and other amusc-
mentS There viii be three horse races-trot.
ting, pacing and running, Premiums S2l5,
Local horses without race record, only I'D.
mlttOd Three purses OF SIS 20 each First
premium, SO; second. SIS; third, So Entrance
iee 10 per cent Five 70 all. Entries for these
races are to DO made at William Gruber's cigar
store, Market street. who Il authorized by the
committee 70 receive and receipt for the same.
Tho last and most exciting race Will DO the
Fsdr01laOn,1 10,C9 for apurse
Bellaire and Martina Ferry Sporting Hose Com.
palnes. This race d TO DO hub and hub race.
Come and help make the Sixth Labor Day one
10 DO long remembered.
Pricel 81 admission; 10 the Fair Grounds, 100,
and 70 Grand Stand loo, for all peFSons; one
horse vehicle, lie; ohorse vehicle, go; 70 the
quarter stretch, one-horse vehicle. 100; two
hose vehicle. 10 eenth aul0MWAy
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IN 1890 It was a conflict of Pre- dietionsI
now our adyorSaries must face trade stat.
istios and prices ourrens-PTsldsa. HartSoR
.IlLne u. 1852
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APoint for You.

In view Of what Hoods sarsaparilla
has done for others, is it not reasonable
to suppose that it will be Of benefit to
you? For scrofula, salt rheum, and all
other diseases Of the blood, for dyspep.
sia indigestion, sick headache, loss Of
appetite, that tired feeling catarrh,
malaria, rheumatism, Hoods sarsapa-
rilla is an unequalled remedy.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Rice paper is not made from rice nor
rice stalks, nor has it any connection
whatever with rice. It Is OF Chinese
manufacture, and is made from the pith
OF certain tree resembling the elder.
The pith is extracted from the tree in
large cylindrical masses, and with sharp
knives the Chinese pare off the cylinder
till, instead of cylindrical form, they
have a large fiat sheet. This is pressed
and other sheets added until the re-
quired thickness is secured. The paper
il then rudely sized and is ready for
use.
Samuel Miller, an aged and respected
legislator of Michigan, says in his biog-
raphy, which he wrote for the red book,
that his political views have been as
varied as the good Of the country
seemed to demand"
An English Journal suggests that
people who are too DOOR to buy life
preservers can make one by stringlng
corks together. Englishmen are never
too poor to have corks.
Patrick, Edward, Martin, William,
Michael, Thomas and Jennie Hines, Of
Springfield, Mass, have fallen heir to
$4,000 by the death Of their grand
father in Ireland.
They are now talking Of catching
whale somewhere in the Arctic regions,
and towing it alive to the worlds fair
city, by way Of the St Lawrence and
the great lakes.
Margaret Moran, aged seventy years,
was sent to Jail for sixty days for sleep
ing in a flower bed and destroying plants
in park at Hartford, Conn.
A lock of hair and a bit of garment
ascribed to the Apostle James are ex-
hibited by st. James Roman Catholic
church of San Francisco.
Frank Woodruff, of Bridgeton, N. J.,
was bitten on the hand by large fly q
few days ago, and is in danger Of losing
his arm.
A "model of the figure of Lots wife in
salt" will appear in the Kansas exeibit
to illustrate the salt industry Of the
state.
Even the bathers are expected to tip
the lifeguards at Longbranch, whether
they render them any assistance or not
1afRe colony VI disappointed OklA
homa home seekers have left for Cen
trail America.
Some of the seaside resorts about
which the least is heard are having the
best season.
Bar Harbor has become split this sea-
son into several different Social sets"
Great Britain has $40 inhabitants to
the square mile, the United States IS.
An excayator in operation is to be
shown in new melodrama this season.
Pittsburgh is sending a number of
small locomotives to South America.
A gold rock" was found in a bag of
coffee at Blakely, Ga.
THE only reason for Mr.. clepelands nom
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Sold everywhere. Price. CuEIcuRA, SOci SOAR.
$50; RESoLyENT, 81. Prepared by tho POTTER
DRud AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
EB,IHoW to Cure Skin Disease" 81 pages, 80
iIlnstrntons. and testlmonials mailed free.
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GALL at Frew's Furniture and Carpet
Store, 1117 Main street, for Lawn and
Veranda Settees, Chairs and Rockers.
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Odds and ends Of Oxford Ties regard
less Of cost. L v. BIoND.
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TIE esteemed Register quotes the fol
loving in its editorial columns:

& Ss S Ssa'S OF as SHS sRo Rss tss ss
man.
Judge Thurman is not here to answer
for himself. The Register is. What about
those lilies? Have you found out who
pays the duty2 You ought to answer
this ouestion-if you can.
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Cuticura ResoIvent.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. Internally,
and cUTICuRA. the great Skin Cure, and Gun.
ouRA soar. an exquisite Skin Beautiher, ex.
ternAlly, instantly relieve and speedily cure
every disease and humor Of the skin, scalp, aud
blood, with loss Of hair, from infancy 70 age,
from plmples to scrofulA
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DOY WANTED-FRoM TWELVE
~ e EfsR CO. 4 SS i o A 2DPEEo Il R sstsoa
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TYYANTED-TWo FIRsT-CLAss
wv ttfmmers. 1lARsDEN L. coLVIG. 1914
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Ftra Dtsirte-B B. DovENER, ofohio Co.
Second Distrte-J. N. w1sNER, Of Berkeley Co,
Thtrd DistIet-E P. FUCKER, OF Mercer Co.
Fourth Distfa-o. t. CALDWELL, Of Wood Co
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TSOR sALE-YIoToR SAFETY
Is Bicycle. Cheap Inquire Of 1861 Main St: :
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Ff,st Dtstret-J. s. MccAsKEY, OF wet1el Co.
second Dtsriet-F.T. RUMBURGER, Of Grant CO
Third Disrtet-J. F. ROMAN. Of Kanawha Co.
Fourth Distrte-FRANK LEsAGE, Of CGhell Co.
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The Borden murder case seems to
have been brought down to this, that
the authorities must convict Lizzie Bor-
den or ever after be unhappy.
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EOR RENT-Two ROOMS ON
ID ChaplIno street, between Twelfth and -Four
teonth streets suitable for othcesi possession
given Immediately. Inquire Of this o1iee. W
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closlne one

HooD's pn1s cure id. headaahe. s
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B. = o. Excurs ion to Kansas City, 81. Lou
and Chicago,
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NTANTED-CoM INVOICE
wv Clerk can obtain temporary emplo yment
and young man for general ONCE work. permiae,
nent place, by addressing "A. " this once: Aa1e
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abe GtGteuigettren:
WHEELING, AUGUST u, 1899.
NlrIoNL1 REpuRI1oAN TICKET.

zone Good Term Deserves Another"
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
A.w. CAMPBELL,
Of Ohio County.
ENoCH CARVER,
ofFayette County.