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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16
FARM ANIMALS.


nent or Agriculture
WAsmxGToS. Feb. 12-The annual
estimates OF farm animals, consolidated
from local returns of January to the de-
partment of agriculture indicate an in
crease of each kind, from to 4 per
cent. of sheep. swine and horses, about
2 per cent ii cattle, and scarcely per
cent III mules. Estimated numbers are:
Horses, 10, ssa-cO: mules, J. S14, 600: cows,
16,4i6,Veo. c.her cattle. 1861, 600;
sheep, Il, 93s Geo: swine. -. 32S. 600.
A slight increase in value appears in
store cattle. beeyes, sheep and swine; a
decline Of ] Pr cent. in the price of
cows; : Per ce.lJ. in horses, and 3 in
mules Average values are. Horses,
$500, 1nIIies. Sii-55; mich cows. $21. 40:
other cattle. Sl5.lt: sheep, sos; swine,
So. The values of all aggregate s, ago, :
955.C75.
In Texas. Georgia and South Caro-
Ina the value or horses Is well sustained
In most southern states there is a de-
cline In the Ohio valley the reduction
Is greater than n the Northern tier of
states. Prices OF the Rocky mountain
herds are also lower.
Prices of COWS are somewhat higher
in New Eng and, Virginia, North Caro-
lima and ctef GA with decline in Con-
nectlcut- New York AMI Pennsylvania.
dtielS.1s net = CtiitlSe II the states or the
Ohio valley. but some reduction in
Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and
Iowa. Values of other cattle have
slightly improved in New England and
and IN sever i of the central states of
the west, while declining little in some
of the states of the northwest.
The inerer Sc IL value of sheep, though
not locally equal, is very general
throughout the country. The larger
rates of increase are found in the ranch
regions beyond the Missouri.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16
Trast Sale Of Land In Lewis District,
West Virginia


NE the 10th day Of February, 1902 az 10
~ O'Clock n M, 1T front door OF court
house. Mason county. West Virginia under
signed trustee VIII sell at public auction the
Ioiiowi 2 lot Of land, to-1Fit: A certain lot
or parcel of land known and numbered uf1oIl
the plat Of Hamilton q POwellss purchase
fsecorded IN the Clerks Office OF the County
l Deed took so. ~ page 90, &c, rs lot No IL
oseing ~ ieet front on Main street. and rum
pc made by virtue OF trust decd made by A.
A. Haniy to the undersigned trustee dated
July 81 1850. OF record IN Clerks Office Or
Iounty Court Of Mason county, Aforesaid, In
trust Deed Book No, II, pages 557, &c. Said
sac 70 be made upon the following terms to-
VII: One-third 81 the purchase money cash
IN manu- on day OF saies one-third thereof
with interest in one year, and the residue
thereof " tn Interest Ia two years from fiav
81 SAFE, taxing from the purchaser his notes.
with good security for the deferred payments
ana retaining the legal title as q ffIrfher- Sc
curly, and said sale made upon the request
OF Leila " hitslser, holder Of note secure y BY
said trust deed. -
3oi7. n HOLLOWAY, Trustee.
j. B. II Fs.sAG IN, Atty. fan25-;,v
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"oLEog FED TO STATESMEN.

Served as Dairy Butter in tile Hotels at
the Capital-How the Law IS violated.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-Rural readers
of these dispatches viii be interested in
learning that the internal revenue arl-
thorities here have discovered that but
terine, or cleomargarine, is sold IN the
leading market stalls of Washington as
pure dairy butter. and that it is served
as such at the principal hotels, and there
appears to be no law to punish the
offense.
The oleomargarine is sold from the
original casks, tubs and firiiins, which
are properly branded as required by law.
but the firlSins, casks or tubs are never
seen except y the dealers; so oleoinar-
gar1ne is ta,-en from the original pack
ages and Displayed ON the counters with
pure butter, and where no mention Is
made of oleomargaIine by the pur-
chaser none is made by the dealer, and
thus no misrepresentation is made, al
though the purchaser believes he buys
pure butter, when he gets oleomargarine
four times out of five. Congress Will be
asked to amend the law so as to require
dealers to brand every piece of oleo-
margarine, in the roll or bulk, as it goes
into the hands of the purchaser, so as to
plainly show what it is. and no place
viii be left for fraud.
The present law is broad enough if
enforced ri Idly. 1t directs that all
oleomargarine, when sold, whether in
frkins or rolls, must be stamped as
such, the penalty for disregarding this
act being fine of 500, one-half of the
amount to go to the informer. The
greatest harm done the legitimate deal
er by the sale of oleosnargarine is
through the small grocery stores, which
sell the stuff to their customers as
butter. 1t is believed the oleomargarine
law is everywhere disregarded by the
retailers to a large extent.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
A Collection of Interesting Items on vari-
Gus Subjects. Especially Prepared for
the Nasty Reader.

the TASTY Reader.
John Romsport, fourteen, of Hunting
ton, Pa, died from cigarette smoking.
The brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
has issued ..blue book, which places
upon the black list all the senators and
representatives of the last legislature who
refused to advocate certain laws de-
manded by the Brotherhood
Joe Manley, of Maine, Blaine's very in
Innate friend, says the withdrawal from
the presidential race is final.
1t is now alleged that most of the re-
ports we receive of the trouble on the
Mexiean frontier are greatly exaggerated.
Everything is quiet in Chill.
It is now said that CARA, the leader of
the Mexican revolutionists, is in Cuba.
Operators in the northwest say the anti
option bill will lower the price of wheat
All the deac bodies have been recovered
from the ruins of the burned Hotel Royal,
New York. There were seventeen in all
eleven women and six men.
The names of the indicted officials of
the Louisiana lottery, besides Morris and
Conrad, are Frank T. Howard, Louis
Poche, William Valloton, Alphonse j.
Bachemin, PAUL VOORHEES,, MandeyiiIe +.
Ainoult, Paul o. Fazcnde, Chapman H
Hymatis, Joseph l.. Herwig, p Felix Her
wig and Joseph p. Homer The indict-
ments charge each of the defendants with
a violation OF the postal laws.
lt is said tnat John J.. Sullivan and Pete
Maher, the Irish champion, will fight to
q finish in New Orleans sometime in
August next.
Valuable deposits of tin have been
discovered in Colorado fifty miles north of
Denver.
A secret marriage in New York city in
December has just become known. Miss
Eliza A. Clarke, an eighty-year-old
maiden, is the bride, and DIR. Marvin ID.
Hubbell, aged thirty, is the groom.
The first of the big armor plates made
at Bethlehem, Pa, for the coast defense
ship Monterey will reach San Franolsc
about the 25th inst The plates are one
foot thick and the shipment weighs over
thirty tons. The rest of the armor will
be sent on as quickly as possible.
1t is said that Baron Hirsch, the bene-
factor of poor Hebrews, recently made
trip across the Atlantic disguised as an
immigrant, and discovered that his agents
money set aside for the needy. They 1--we
been dischar ed, and will be prosecuted
Minister p rter says he viii not return
to Italy until he is ordered to do so by the
department of state. His return, he says,
is contingent upon the return of the Ital-
ian minister to this country.
Thousands of skilled mechanics and
other Wofkmcn in Austria and Hungary
are out of employment They attribute
their condition to the Mckinley bill which
has crushed out certain branches of in
dustry.
North Plain, Conn, has something to
talk about. Richard Parsons and Alex
ander Boyce, prosperous young farmers,
had jacket-whipping contest short
time ago-all for the love of one Alice
Grover The contestants left hantis were
tied, and with bodies bare above the
waists, they went at each other with
walnut whips. A skating contest finally
gave Alice to Parsons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16
STRONG BOY 2:12.
The Champion Ayr. Old Pacing Stallion,

WILL make the season of 1892 at the
w farm of Rankin Wiley, Jr., on the
kanawha river, one mile above Point Pleas
ant, W. Va, at 10000 the season, service
Zee due at time of service, with the privilege
OF return In 1893 II the mare proves not with
foal. The service fee of STRONG BOY is
less by from nifty to one hundred dollars than
any other stallion in the country, consider
ing his speed and breeding.
Mares from distance received at the
river or railroad upon notice OF shipment.
fasturage Sgc. per week. Grain feed when Il
IS desired. Best OF attention given to stock
out no responsibility assumed for accidents
or escapes.
A few outside horses taken to train at $500
the stable.
HIGHLAND CHIEF SPY, and ED. DAVIS
2lOo, viii make the season in the same stable
to insure.
For extended pedigree or further particu-
lars, address, I'D. BRIGHT,
ieDlo Point Pleasant, w. Va.
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Is Deserring.
shepherdstown Register.


The suggestion of the Register
that Hon. 7. S. Riley of Wheeling
be honored by the Democratic party
with the nomination for Attorney
General meets with instant favor.
The Wheeling Ne,cs Letter says:
"lf there is any man who is more
deserving than any other at the
hands of West Virginia Democrats,
it is T. S. Riley. When the true
history of the campaigns of 1888
and 1s90is written, it will be known
that I. S. Riley accomplished more
single-handed or hampered by
laundering coadjutors, than any
other leader the Democracy of this
State every had" Mr.. Riley is not
a candidate for the place in the sense
of making an active canvass for the
nomination. He will not do that,
but will devote his time in the
present campaign to thorough
organization of the Democratic
party, duty that he is called upon
to perform as chairman of the State
Executive Committee. But we
know that if the party shall tender
him the nomination it will be as
gratifying to him as it will be pleas
ing to his numerous friends
throughout the State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

The Democrats will only have to
WORK together, stand united and
victory is certain. The young men
of the countryside rising intelli
gent, progressing young man with
his first vote, will deposit it in be-
halfof the Democratic party. There
are a number of them too, and their
ballots viii count.
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No Roxinc oratcl,es in c,,..-,

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-The fat has gone
forth from the police department that
after this week no more boxing shows
win be permitted in Chicago. The shows
in which the representations made to
the police have been violated have be-
come altogether too prevalent, saws
Chief McClaugherY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

The Barnum Clubs project of
organizing a league of Democratic
clubs in the Fourth Congressional
district, is meeting with much favor.
President Handlan, of the State
League of Democratic Clubs COM
mends the action and urges that
the plan be carried out. 1t would,
he thinks, be an excellent idea for
adoption not only in this but in
every district in the State. The
Congressional leagues will be ad-
juncts to the State League and they
will strengthen each other. Mon
day, February %, has been set as
the date, at Huntington, for the
conference looking to the organiza-
ton of league of clubs for this dis
trict, and it is to be hoped that every
county in the district will be repre-
scented at the meeting. Every Dem
ocrat in the District is invited to be
present. Let the Democrats of the
Fourth District get together and
and organize, and show the rest of
the State what we can do down
here in the old Fourth District.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16
A PROPOSED SHIP CANAL
Across the State OF Ohio from Cleveland
to Portsmouth.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - General
Enochs has introduced a bill authoriz-
ing and directing the secretary of war
to cause a survey to be made for ship
canal between the city of Cleveland and
the city of Portsmouth, o. This canal
is to go through Columbus, Circleville.
Chillicothe and Wayerly to the city of
Portsmouth. The bill provides for an
appropriation of $4,000 or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to pay for
the survey. The survey is to follow the
present canal between. Cleveland and
Portsmouth. In estimating the cost of
such ship canal, the work done ON the
present canal is to be incorporated in the
estimates.
General Enochs is of the opinion that
such canal can be dug without extra
ordinary difficulty or cost, and that the
canal viii be of great benefit to the peo-
pie of Ohio and the city of Portsmouth.
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Automatic Cash Registers Seized.

DAYTON, O., Feb. 15.-Secret Service
Officer John Webb Saturday caused
some surprise among business men by
confscating about fifty automatic reg
listers, manufactured in Syracuse, n.
Y, and in use here. His objection to
them is that their outside guard bears
the likeness of the silver quarter, though
merely as an indication of the uses of
the registers, which, he says, is viola
ton of law.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16
"RusHs FLOUR FOR RUSSIANS.
Gigantic Capacity of Some of the Big
minneapolis Mills.

1lISNEAPoIIs, Feb. 15.-AIayor Stew
art, of Philadelphia, chairman of the
Russian Famine Relief association, last
Friday placed an order with the Wash
burn-crosbv company. of this city. for
5000 barrels of flour, and the train of
thirty cars required 10 carry 1t left at 3
o'clock Saturday afternoon via the
Northwestern road. The company
turned out the -four in six hours.
The train was handsomely decorated
and piacarded, and marked rush. . It
viii 90 from Chicago on fast time via
the Pennsyl road, arriving in Phil
adelphia Feb. IL, where it Will be load
ed on the American line steamer In
diana, which sails Feb. 20. The vessel
viii go direct to Russia. and will sail
under the American flag.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

The determination of ex-senator
Camden to enter the race against
Senator Faulkner for the next term
as United States Senator from West
Virginia, means that there will be
a lively contest in West Virginia
this year. Both are good fighters,
both are in to win, and it will be a
close and interesting struggle from
the very beginning.
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CONGRESS.


SENATE Nothing of general interest.
The printing bill was passed.
HoUsE-A resolution was introduced
providing for an Investigation of the pen
sion Office. A bill was reported to better
control and promote the safety of national
banks. The military academy appropri-
alton bill was considered.
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Thursday.

SENATE-Paddoek's pure food bill was
called up. A bill was introduced to APP
propriate $4,000 to erect monument to
commemorate the battle of Princeton; to
erect $4,000 statute to General Zachary
Taylor. Bills were passed regulating the
coast trade of the great lakes; appropri-
ating $50, 600 for public library at Chey-
enne, wy. The printing bill was then
taken up. Adjourned until Monday.
HoUsE-The military academy appro-
priation bill occupied the principal part
of the day.
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They are making big prepare
tions TO receive a large crowd at
Huntington during the Barnum
Club meeting. Every Democrat in
the State who can get there, ought
to be present.
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CLEVELAND ART GALLERY.
Two millions to Set it Going Besides
Gifts OF Art Works.

Gifts of Art Works.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 15.-In an interview
Mr.. Henry c. Ranney, one of the trustees
of the 100000 Kelley bequest for an art
gallery in this city, states that gifts
from other sources will insure at least
$e,0OO,0 goo for the gallery besides num-
Der of magnificent gifts in the way of art
collections. No decision has yet been
reached regarding location or buildings,
but designs have been submitted and the
site will be at point as free from smoke
as possible and likely near Wade park.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

We want to say to our friends
throughout the State, that we are
in the race for the Democratic nom
ination for State Auditor, and are
in it to win. To the brethren of
of the press who have made such
favorable mention of our candidacy,
we return our sincere thanks.
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srx.rr-Not in -

SENFVII--NO OF IN SESSION.
HousE-A favorable report was made
by the committee ON public lands ON a
bill to adjust swamp land grants, and to
fix the limitation for fling claims The
military acaden y appropriation bill was
discussed and reported. It was finally
passed.
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Trust Sale of Land in Union District,
Mason County. W. Va.
a 4 froat door Of Court House, OF Mason
n county, West Virginia,
On March u. 1852. al II O'clock,

4 \ SUNNY " est y ifstnists
On March y, 1882, at II o'clock,
a M, undersigned trustee win sell. FoR
CASH, at public auction 10 the highest bidder.
the following tracts OF land descr 10 ii i'm deed
OF. tflist hereinafter mentioned, to-wits a
ssItilln tract Or land COZ. tanning G2lS acres,
conveyed TO J; II. Smith by Mary, Charles
ana sarah iSrabs by deed dated November
- -, MA OF record In Clerks ofiice OF County
Court Of Mason county, West Virginia. In
Decd Book sc. =, page so, &c: also q GER
tam parcel OF land containing u acres roods
ana ~ poles conveyed to said Smith by Jacob
Newell and wife by deed dated June 4ffl ISL
o. record IN said clerks office in Deed Book
No. -, pages 70, &c; also certain tract or
anu containing = acres, more or less. con-
yeyed 10 said Smith by jacob Newell and wife
oy deed dated December ], ISS3 or record In
clerks office, aforesaid, in Decd Book No. IS,
pages oly &C.; and also, certain tract OF
land containing II acres, more or less. com
yeyed TO said Smith by r. A. Guthrie by deed
dated July 8, 1917. of record in said clerks
once II Deed Book NO 81, pages 2i3 said
sale viii be made by virtue OF a deed OF trust
executed by said J. II. Smith and Mary
Smith, his wife, TO undersigned trustee,
si;a.;e, January p. 1856 Of record IN said
clerk s Office IN trust Deed Book No. s. pages
-, &c. aud at request OF Maria s. McCuI-
tto 1;i;, creditor. secured thereby. Desirable
- JAMES b. MENAGER, Trustee.
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SENATE-Not IN session.
HousE-Favorahle report was made by
the committee ON public lands on a bill to
adjust swamp land grants, and to fix the
limitation for filing claims. The mill
tary academy appropriation bill was then
taken upand passed.
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BEDFORD, Pa, Feb. 15.-An appeal
for money for the relief of the Russian
sufferers was made yesterday from every
pulpit in Bedford county. A movement
is on foot among the public schools to
take steps toward raising money for the
same Cause
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THE MARKETS.
Review OF the Grain and Cattle Markets
for February 10.
Cincinnati.

CIncInnatI-
WHRAT-91@94c-
CoRN-39@43c-
WooL-Unwashed fine merino, 1701sc;
H-blood combing 21@22c; braid, 11e1sc,
medium combing, 22Go 3c; fleece washed
fine lnerino, X and Xxx, 26@27c; medium
clothing, erase.
a 90; fair to good, - S5@3 co; common,
s. OO02 65.
HoGs-Selected butchers and heavy
shipping, s. 95@5 10; fair to good pack
ing, 3 1904 90; common and rough. 3 20
a so.
SHEETS 5065 So
LAMBS 50 00@6 so.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

Among all the persons incident
ally mentioned occasionally as a
probable candidate for President no
one has a greater hold on the re-
spect and friendliness of the coun-
try than VIM. G. Whitney. IF he
were nominated he would be elected
hands down.-Parkersburg Sentinel.
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Famine I'm India.

BOMBAY, Feb. 15.-Ohicial notice has
been given that a famine prevails in this
presidency and that the famine code
viii be applied over an area of 1000
square mile in the districts OF BiJapur,
Bolgaum and Dharwar. These dis
tricts contain a population of /, 500, 600
persons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

Hon. John J. Davis Of CIarksburg,
is being doomed by many of our ex-
changes for United States Senator.
He would make a good one as he is
by long odds one of the ablest men
in the State.
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winter suicides.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. TO- Conrad
Bratt, a waiter employed in a restaurant
ut 20 Orange street, committed suicide
Sunday morning by swallowing car
bonic acid. He was twenty-five years
old, and had no relatives in this coun-
try. No cause is assigned for the act.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

Col. Dan. johnson, Of Tyler, is
being prominently spoken of as a
Democratic candidate for the nomi-
nation for Governor. He is an able
and popular gentleman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

The American farmer is waking
up to one of the beauties of the
Mckinley law, to wit: That he has
10 pay a good deal more for Ameri-
can-made agricultural machines
than they are sold for in Europe.
And he is very angry about it,
Enquirer.
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PIttsburg.

CATTLE-Prime, s. GOES 20: good. 81 60
a 80; fair, 8 15a3 SIS; stockers and feed
ers, 81 1908 so; fresh cows. S25d45.
HoGs-All grades, 50 00d5 30
SHEEP-Extra, 50 50d5 80; good; IS IOd
LAAiBs-Prime, Sc 5o@6 so; fair, IS Goa
6 20; common. So OOGI4 50.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

Certain Democratic papers are
to-day devoting their principal en-
ergies to abusing Senator Hill. 1t is
among the easy possibilities that
soon after the 21st of June next,
they will get down on their
stomachs and crawl up to his sup
port.
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Tires.
had q SO. oOO fire fn the

Larned, Kan, had s125. 900 fire in the
business portion
A six-story business block at Gay and
High streets, Columbus, o., was burned,
causing a loss of 500, 600. Several people
were injured.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-16

SARAToGA, N. Y, Feb. 15.-Nathan
Phelps, one of the oldest residents here,
wandered from home Friday night and
was frozen TO death in the street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. soc.

WHEAT-February, se1zc.
CoRN-February, 405kc
HoGs-Heayy,S 81 60tf4 a5; packing, 81 40
a SIS; common, 81 00@4 so; light, 81 400
CArTLE-Good to choiee, 81 e5a4 70;
others, - 65@4 90; mixed, 81 50@3 so.
SHEEP-S3 25@6 co.
LAAiBs-S5 50@6 so.
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Assassinated by Discharged Empioye

MURrHYsBoRo. Ills, Feb. 10. : Re
Gently Joseph Schille, superintendent of
the Murphysboro brewery, discharged
Louis Miller, an employe, for cause.
Miller went to Schilles house, calIei
him out and shot and killed him. Miller
Il under arrest.
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Orders Promptly Filled and
Goods Delivered Free.

| am also prepared to furnish Coal in
any quantities, and respectfully solicit
your ;ar,f 9r d. c. Z. wRAY.