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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-04
M. IL. II. pUNLEvY.

He was on the middle of the Stole d
Bayha crossing when the shooting took
Mace. He saw commotion up Eleventh
street and stopped to see what it was, ana
saw Dr. Garrison coming down Eleventh
street HE stepped OFF the sidewalk just
bove the lamp post and came straight toa
me-
Odd he stop during that time! A
No, he walked straight to me.
Odd he stop from the time you nrst
saw him until he reached you! A.-No,
he came straight to me.
Witness said a crowd began to collect
around u.s. and that John Armstrong
came up among others. His chance TO
hear what was said was very good
Armstrong came from Stole n Bayha S
pavement. Garrison's remarks were ad-
dressed TO Mr. Kreiter and witness.
Q.-Was DR.. Garrison's conversation
with you the first he had with any one
after YOU first saw him. Ale never
stopped to speak TO any one until he came
up 10 me, after l saw him.
The same questions as TO what DR.. Gar
rison had said, as was propounded Mr..
Kreiter, was asked, and was objected 10,
with the same ruling by the Court. Inc
defense also said they desired to recall Mr..
Kreiter and renew the offer as TO him In
the light of what Mr.. Durlevy had said.
This was also agreed TO.
On cross-examination witness said when
he left Tenth street, DR.. Garrison was in a
street car Witness went on down Main
street from Tenth, down Market alley, and
down along the east side of the Market
house, and when he got TO Eleventh street
he heard the cOmmOtion and looked up
street and saw DR.. Garrison coming. lie
supposed DIR. Garrison went down to the
Tenth street turn table and changed cars.
Q.-Mr Dunlevy. what was you coming
down street for that morning: A.-On
business.
Q.-Whst businessi A.-Thats my
business.
o. ask you what businessl Al said
my business.
0.-Wen, general businessl Ayes,
general business.
O.-On the former trial | believe yoa
said you were coming down town to go to
bank Al might have been. don
Just remember.
Didn't you say you were going to
bank. Al believe l was.
Q.-What banks Alt was the Com
mercial bank.
Q.-And the Commercial bank is on Main
street, isn'tit. Ayes.
O.-Will you now tell this jury how it
came, if you were coming down Main
street, TO 60 to the Commercial Bank, on
Main street, you would turn down Market
alley and 20 through the market house,
A L walk where | please.
The question was repeated, and witness
said he might have been taken around that
way by something else; ehe made practice
OF going through the market house. Wit
ness did not see John Holt put his hand
out and stop DR.. Garrison. If it occurred
he thought ne would have seen IT, Nothing
attracted his attention aboutDusch n Gaus'
saloon. People were rushing around, but
he noticed none particularly lie noticed
several wagons on the street. but he did
not notice Dr. Bairds buggy. DR. Gar
rison had his revolver in his right hand; II
was not in his left.
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.CEO. R. TAYLOR.
MAIN and MARKET.
1850 and 115S.
New Spring and Summer Stock.

REs GOODS DEPARTMENTS e with the most choice lines of
0 production In Silk Awoo and SILK and
lines Of India Silks prices
the iavorie of the
Cloths Yelling
both elaborate all
Silk Regaan we'll
In Market Ladies'
Muslin Underwear Gauze, Silk, Le
will
Derby and
had all
full
the city Also for the
Mouueta Swede Gloves Five
New York Agency Sl35 Full lines
I5sle Goyesor Ladies and Children.
Our stock Fancy constantly to-day very full
embracing
Infants Belts Paraso Infants
Silk Sns, and will be
things We show this
Curtains the 6oo Blankets Summer
Comforts Upholstery which
ment Towels Squares. Drapery Null
Table Elder and
inspection Many Table
kips q square
but the best
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the east line Of Rose & Hamilton's door, as
about the place Dr. Baird must have oeeh'
The State objected. but the question was
allowed and witness showed the Jury, Oh
Photograph. what grating he meant;
%. By DOvenerl Mr.. Prayer. didn't 1
understand you 20 say the 1rst place you
saw DR.. Baird was on the door step; A.
saw him when nc had one foot on the
step. 81
O-And wasn't that the first you saw OF
DR. Baird A.-Oh, / saw him httle DC
fore ne gOt 70 the step-but he was TO tue
door
O.-Theu what are you swearing ABOUT -
grating and about his being at grating
You didn't see him at the grating, did you
A-NO. :s
Inn reply 10 further questions witness said
be couldn't swear where DIR. Baird STOOD;
Wnen he went out he saw the horse ana
buggy there
O.-Did YOU see DR.. Baird drive up ana
hitch his horse there. A.-No.
ODD you see Dr.. Garrison get on a
car and 90 down past your store. A.-No.
O.-And you didn't see DR. Baird drive
ND 10 the ring! A.-No; people drive up
there and hitch every day.
Witness finally said he wasn't quite
sure he saw horse when he first came Out.
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This witness was conductor of the street
car on which DR.. Garrison rode down town
March 9TH Heknew DR.. Garrison when he
saw him On the day of the shooting DR..
Garrison got on his car at Tenth street,
and cot of at the north side OF Eleventh
street. He was laughing when he got on
the car. AT Market alley DIR. Garrison
pulled the bell to get or, but lady got on
and he said: an go to Eleventh street
DR.. Garrison jumped of on the north side
of Eleventh street
On cross-examination witness said cars
usually stopped on the south side of
Eleventh street. The rules required them
TO stop at the street, out that car did not
stop. Witness said the North Wheeling
car was turned on the table in the middle
of the square between Market and Main
street, on Tenth, beiae witness car came
up. DR.. Garrison stepped directly from the
platform of one car to the platform of the
other, west Of the turn table.
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A FULL CONFESSION.
YOUNG MAN OF THIS CITY FOUND GUILTY
AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS.

The following is true story Of the case
as was given the reporter for publication
"My life was great burden to me when
/ called on DRs. COPELAND Il BELL few
months ago, and through their skillful and
scientific treatment Joy and pleasure now
stare me in the face, day in and day out,
all through the vocations of my life"
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This witness testified that he called at
defendants house, the morning of the
shooting, TO fix up a deed and the DIR.
went with him to Henry Beu's residence.
They then got on a car and came down
town. He and Mr. Beu got off at Twelfth
street and went 10 the OHIO Valley Bank,
and then went to the Court House. He
thought DR.. Garrison got off the car at
Eleventh street. Witness heard of the
shooting half an hour after Dr. Garrison
got off the car. The Doctor was in good
spirits and lively
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Evidence A. To CHARACTER.

DR.. r. w. Hazlett was next called.
This witness knew Dr. Garrison Tor
some years. His general reputation was
good.
DR.. C. T. Ulricb was next called. and
said he had known DR.. Garrison well since
ISL His reputation generally was
good.
Prof r. II. Crago was called as TO CHAR
acter, and said las far as he knew" MS
reputation was good
n Curtis. of Brooke. also testified TO
excellent reputation. as did Capt Robert
McEldOwney, of Welzel
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c. L. VanK euren was next called.
This witness was present when some
words were addressed by Dr. Baird TO DR..
Garrison in January, 1891. Witness was
in a buggy with DIR. Garrison, when DR..
Baird passed and tuck his head out and
said: "Ycu d-n ~ Dr., Garrison
did not hear him, and asked witness what
be said
Mr.. Friesmuth testified to similar abuse
by Dr. Baird to DR.. Garrison, on North
Main street. y lady was in the buggy
with Dr. Baird, aud Dr. Garrison was
with a man he took TO be DR.. Birney. DR..
Baird stuck his head out and said: why,
the -- don't even look at me- Witness
was on horseback. He heard DR.. Baird s
voice saying something else, but witness
could not catch it, 1t was in February,
1891.
JOS. Metcalf was called for the same
purpose, testifying as 70 abusive language
in the poStOflice in February, 1891.
The State moved TO strike out the evil
dence of all the witnesses as to epithets, as
they had the day before in similar matters.
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afford to sell the quality Of goods keep
Gratifying all have opportunity O,
samples from the retail
preference We always glad
brought in comparison
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DR.. Garrisonl You didn't know ne had
done ANYTHING then, did you! A.-No; |
saw DR.. Garrison coming down, and l
walked out 10 see him.
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A MARSHALL COUNTY MAN AND HIS VIEWS"
Mr.. Henry Fisher, of Marshall county,
was new witness for the defense. This
witness was on Eleventh street and heard
Swo men talking loud and black-guard-
ing" He looked across and saw 1.-TWO fel-
lows One man was in a buggy and one
was on the pavement ION the west side of
Market street. He went on to say he was
going on a street car TO DR.. Milligan's to
get a tooth pulled, and was carried too far
Q.-Who was it talking that way. A
Dr. Baird.
Odd you see or hear the shot fired
Ayes; heard one shot.
He said he heard" all kinds of language
/ used. The last word heard was mig
ger"
Q.-What was the position of the men
/ when you heard the word niger" A
/ The man was first facing DR.. Baird, and
/ he stopped and turned around and the shot
was fired.
He said he didn't hear 1.-The other man.
say word. He might, but he didn't hear
IL DR.. Baird was ''using all kinds of Ian
I guage- ckguarding-callingn Names"
On cross examination he said the man in
/ the buggy and the man on the pavement
were coming from Main street towards
/ Market; "their backs were 10 the river and
/ their faces toward men
Q.-What side of the street were they
on A.-On the opposite side.
Q.-On the opposite side from whatl
A.-On the opposite side of the cross street.
Q.-On which cross street! A.-On the
cross street east of Market.
Q.-Toward the river from Market, or
towards the hill! A-Toward the hill.
The witness was evidently badly mixed.
and as be went on trying to untsngle him
self he got in q fearful muddle. His de-
scription Of the shooting was wonderful
portrayal. and one or two of the Jury smiled
as he went on. He had DR.. Baird's horses
head towards the hill, DR.. Garrison passing
DR.. Baird once or twice. DR.. Baird step
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-04

Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, etc.
quickly relieved by BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs. They surpass all other preparation
in removing hoarseness and as cough rernsd,
are presminently The best.
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aeerr Advertisements.
THE OPPORTUNITY

Of the season to secure Lace Cul-
tains. Chenille Portieres and CurtaHl
Ends will be presented to buyers thlS
week.
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The speaker was Mr. VIM. Rose. OF No. 1921
Jacob street. an apprentice with f. +. Iegler,
the practical plumber, Of No. 5Iif Thirty-third
street my trouble began about fifteen years
ago." continued Mr.. Rose. 81 was only four
wears old At the time / contracted a very severe
cold. My nose began 10 stop up on one side and
then the other dropping OF mucous from my
head into my throat, causing me to hawk aud
spit great deal-throat raw and sore at times,
with headaches aud a sort OF humping in my
head most OF the time.
Il had very severe coughing spells every win
ter, raising thick tenacious mucous. Pains
through my chest with shoitness and heavi-
ness Of breathing. Appetite almost lost and
what little | did eat disagreed with my stom-
aoh bowels became very costive. | grew
very weak at times and felt hardly able TO drag
around; sharp, shooting pains through my
back, and always had a tired feeling. Red
spots would appear before my eyes with dizzi-
ness so bad | would often fall TO the ground;
sleep broken, and would arise in the morning
feeling more tired and languid than when /
went TO bed. had spent sums Of money with
other doctors and taken many different kinds
Of patent medicines for catarrh without benefit.
IL hereby testify that now feel ike new
man; can eat good. square meal with pleas
! ure: sleep vel, aud IL refreshes me; can do a
good days work with ease and pleasure. now
weigh heavier than l ever did in my life. Pains
ell gone. and hereby testify that | owe all
this to the wonderful skill OF DrS. Copeland d
Bel, whom | take pleasure in recommending TO
all suffering humanity to give them trial and
be convinced.
The above can be easily verified by calling
on Mr.. Rose at No. 1921 Jacob street.
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DOCTORS COPELAND B BELL have
street, Wheeling, w Va, where they
treat with success all durable caseI Once
hours-9 10 II a. M; 2 to p. m, and &c p. N
SundaYs-Q a. IN. TO 19 m and l to 4 p m
Specialties-CATARRH and Diseases OF the
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS. Consulta
ton free.
Addressall Mail to DRS. COPELAND BELL
1871 Main Street, Wheeling w, Va.
Treatment. including medicine, IS month.
EB-The Office OF DRs. COPELAND * BELL -
not connected in any way with any other offices
in Wheeling. PLEASE REMEMBER THIS
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LNoR RENr-sToRE ROOMS on TENTH
II Street, also very desirable second story
dwellings on Main and Tenth streets Al i'or
S35 20 $50 per mouth, including steam heat
James l.. Hawley, 1870 Main street
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.I0THLNG LLKE II

= . SwIFT'S SPEcIFICi is 4 distinctive remedy,
and is totally unlike any Of the other blood
medicines which arc sold. It cures diseases
Of the blood and skin by removing the poison
germs which cause them, and al the same time
supplies good blood and tissue for the wasted
parts. DON'T be imposed on by substitutes,
which are said TO be just as good, for it IS not
tue. No medicine
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THE PRICES :

700 pairs of Lace Curtains at reouction'
covering about 33 per cent.
The newest designs in Chenille for|e 81 % .
direct from the most celebrated maheiS CIV y
slight advance above cost.
1000 fine Irish Point and Brussels CURTAIN ia
Ends-some of them matched-at 69 ana 20
cents each.
Genuine Bargains in every. department.
especially in Cloak and Dress Gooos DepSi'-
ment, previous to removal
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MIR. HENRY BE
Mr.. ALIEN. GARDEN.

This witness testified to the circum
stances narrated by Mr.. Harrell.
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Sor &rtrt

nor RENT-NEw BRICK HOUSE, wlra
II all modern improvements, ~ fourteehs
street, from February ist. Will be eassd ioi {.
term OF years TO right party. Apply Al ofcs Of
City Water Board. la5A
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IN THE WORLD

has performed as many wonderful cures, or
has relieved so much suffering.
"Ny blood was badly pOisoTed last year, which
got my whole system out Of order-diseased. and
constant source OF suffering, no appetite, and no
enjoyment Of life bought two bottles OF SWiit's
Specific and zoos il, snd Il brought me night out
No better remedy was ever used Tor blood diseases
than SWif,'s Specific" JOIN GAVIN, Dayton, Ohio.
Trea.0e on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
SWEETS SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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lContIlusd on Fifth Page. ]
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gnr Salf---Rral Gstats.

T1oR SALE AND FOR RENT cARDs =.
i REGISTER Counting Room, 5 cts. escS Al
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Your Friend. Coming and Going

Your Friends Coming and Going
Miss Belle Stewart is visiting Miss
Cover, in Winchester.
Mrs. Mary Ropp and Mrs. NJ. G.
Tabler spent to-day with friends al
Bunker Hill.
Miss Margaret Huff, of Sunbury,
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. I. L. Bender,
Raleigh street.
Mr.. P. Couchman, who has been Wis
iting his native home in this city, re.
turned to Reading, Pa.
The Misses Chapman entertained a
number Of friends very pleasantly al
their residence last evening.
Mrs. David Hammond and Mrs.
Kennedy Hammond, Of townsville,
are visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. E. S. Roberts and wife, of Bal
timore, and Mrs. A. Trump, Of this
county, are visiting in the family Of
Mr.. j. W. Roberts.
Rev. J. w. Huntley and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Susie and Gussie, leave to-
day for Roanoke. Luray, and other
points in Southwestern Virginia
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a recruit 4. At. I..'.I <.1||r ] y
ben cent forth with 'rsruc<i0ns e
mi<i1[t ~ 0cc.I@1'. q . couple q
aoutie I11I|. ~ he deli<hfs q
properly AtfI.1l soccins viru5
Things ran smoothly until Is "a.
countered q suspicious IrishWom.n
who dWelf with her shockh3ied
children IN the lordly heights 81 the
seventh door.
The doctor pounced upon the eIdesi
boy and was preparing to make ne
initial scratch, when his mOtker
stopped him
rs it vaccinatin thot isgr she
queried.
YES, madam, " answered the doc
tor.
well, its divil a bit av it ven do
to my bye Dennis.
why. it preserves life and
Go long wild ye. That's what
they told Dooney Mccain when his
bye Willie had it two weeks ago
"Well1r
They desaved him. Vaccinatin
and All, Willie is dead, Lord rist his
sOwlI'
What killed him7n
He fell down the back sthairs ay
Brogan's tinirnint an broke his neck.
an be tn shamrocls Of Baily Null
hgan, if vaccinatin can't stop things
loike that phwat sort av loife pre-
sarver is itf'-New York CONNER
cial Advertls
a-a=--,-----
Celluloid.
Culluloid, the composition of which
was long kept secret, has for some
years been largely employed for inn
itating articles made of horn, shell.
ivory and even marble. It has the
immense advantage that it can be
welded, mels-a. nodded and shaped
without difficulty, and it is for this
reason now largely employed for the
manufacture of walking stick han
dies, umbrella handles, piano keys,
etc. It has also been used for max.
ing rulers, set squares and other sim
liar instruments Of precision, for it
has been shown that the expansion
of this substance is much more reeu-
lar and uniform than that of wood.
and that errors previously unavoida-
BILE can be eliminated by its use.
This industrial product, now indis-
pensable for q number Of articles Of
everyday use, Is simply made up Of
nitro cellulose, camphor and water.
Montreal Star.
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ELECTIoN AT CHARLEs rows,

The municipal election at Charlie,
Town yesterday resulted in the cleo
ton Of Gustav Brown, Esq, as mayor
and the following councilmen, all
Democrats: Henry DUNN, o. NJ,
Phillips, William G.. Earnshaw,
G. F. Fouke, ]. Frank Weller, JOS. H.
yesterday, Abram Stump, L. M. Bless
ing, and Geo. Washington. Mr..
Brown had no opposition whatever,
and has held the office of mayor for
years, without opposition. Success,
Bro. Brown.
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Revised, and corrected daily by Alex. Parks,
grain -four and feed merchant, Parks Ele-
yator. MAY n, 1899.
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Now Spring bringing its flowers,
Nature will attend the Former and will look after the
fresh stock Of which feel justly proud We have
and equipped FOR business
felt completely confident Of ability with
generously fayoring the highly
We ask for trade this feeling
mutually profitable and satisfactory In the place line goods
for the and substantial
for dissatisfaction the the buyer The
goods effective appeal the good Judgment
that nothing cheap which
the asked We only goods fuhe a.
peaon Of the buyer from first the time purchase
question Of appearance;
durability You will find stocked with the
and the genuines quality will feel like coming
more.
Another specially attractive feature
strictly styles
pleased to that have in visitors many entirely
novelties that will appeal the popular demand
the critical We field exercising
vdual preference the
lines
goods selections those odd in fashion that
ideas
mnt Of everybody And that interest all
the In this win find right where naturally
to find i've energetic wdeawake business
to quantities Of goods quick This
exactly what viii find doing chance drop
off stock prices filing the departments with fresh be
quickly DISPOSED the figures We the that
will make will your buying
closely methods
We waiting with for the mutual
benefit Of both sellers Of goods high grade and quality
modern style, and II this the style OF doing business
strikes
shall your expectations and the best Of satisfaction We
have tried fairly and without boasng
quality and price, We have friendly
desire do just possibly purchase and
thereby merit and obtain future esteemed patronage
Yours for mutual benefit
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FUNERAL or MIR. n. \. DEATRICK

FUNERAL or MIR. n. n. DEATRICK
The funeral Of the late H. N. Dea
trick took place yesterday afternoon
from st. Johns Lutheran Church
Rev. Trump, assisted by DIR. Woods
conducted the services. The active
pail bearers were Messrs. j. w
Walker, H. c. Berry, Z. E. Bentz, F.
D. Staley, Geo. w. Feidt, and DR.. j.
s. Boak. The honorary pail bearers
were Messrs. G.. W. Buxton, C. "A.
Cline, NJ. J. c. Hoffman, j. H. Get.
finger, Geo. Couchman. Geo. Wild
W. o. Nicklas, and E. B. Letter. The
funeral was one Of the largest that
ever occurred in this city.
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Jnst 81.

Oh she sighed, what lovely
sleigh rides we had when you used
to drive with one handl ! wish they
could have lasted all summer
Wen have them again, he said
tenderly as he looked giddily into the
dangerous depths of her lovely eyes.
You know, dear, to borrow a poets
siniie, it's always sleighing sum-
mer." And then the beating Of their
own hearts MAS all the sound they
heard. Detroit Free Press.
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TEMPERATURE: ATT O'Clock a. NJ. 600.
Maximum 74o.
Minimum-59o.
WIND: Force Gentle.
Direction from-w.
Safe or SKI: Partly Cloudy.
Rain fall As
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cITY PRopucE MARKET.

Save your coupons aud EEL . picture.
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FRIDAY EVENING. MAY n. 1892.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

4
Observations taken al
MOI. Martinsburg every morning
White Flag. a. o'clock BY GEoReE vi
-, vAsAErRE, the representa-
4 tive of the United states
Weather Bureau. TIN
i Womb will use the same
flags as displayed at the
c,---s-i Court House and the people
We weather =" can come very near know
ing what weather to expect
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THE pnEp1crroNs.

Maryland, District Columbia. Virginia, Della
ware. Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio
fair, cooler, southwesterly winds. 9
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Hdd Your Name |
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our CITY
tOObtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that win give our city payroll Of
from $80,O00.00 to 800, 10000, per
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen have each
subscribed $4,000, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
of our city at heart, and not selfish in
helping the laboring classes.