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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of a House and Lot on the Islanc

VI F1OUoS GlI ISh VI wv '~'~'~'
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE or THE CIR.
ID CUT Court OF Ohio county, ". Va. made
in the cast Of Robert smiths Admin istratof ".
James smith. Thomas Smith and Others "a the
18th day OF April. 1924, / shall on
Wednesday, May 25th, 1892
AtlD o'clock 8. m. offer for sale A. public a1c'
ton a piece OF ground on the east side Of south
wabash street in The Seventh ward Of The city
NJ wheeling fronting - feet on said street ard
extending back ls5 feet 70 Peach alley and BE-
inc the same property conveyed - Mary =.
smith by John i. Jones and wife and the hef-
chants National Bapk.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thiTd. and - mach
NOR A. the purchaser may elecs, N cash. ma
The residue in two equal payments 10 ana ~
months with Interest. the purchaser giving ioI
he deferred payments BIZ notes with good
,r-.o,si ,eyrsits ard the tits 20 be retained
: .s;I 49,, rafr ,s:s.e risney - all paid,
~" ~ GEO. + B0YD.
Snscifi commissioner
]. C. HEElEY. AucfipHeen
John ". Mitchell Clerk q the circait
C,e,rf of Ohio county. ~ Va. 90 certify thai
kcs,d And security have tsen given BY me skif
c ,,r..r a. ~ resulted ~ Law.
aSs76ant JOHN y. MITCHELL, Clerk
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TARIFF TRUTHS FROM APuDDLER.

TARIFF TRUTHS FROM FIDDLER.
The April number of the Iron Industry
Gazette contained the statement that
puddlers in England received in Sep
TENDER, 1891, SlS9 per ton, while pud-
dlers in the United States were receiv-
ing S. per ton. A correspondent, sign
ing himself American Puddle Boss,
writing TO the New York World de-
clares these statements misleading, err
roneous and false. The communication
is so full Of meat that we reproduce it
entire;
The puddler i'm England did receive 81 50
per ton seven months ago, but the pUddler
I'm the United States does not receive p per
ton This 81 is paid (twO-th!rdS 10 the
pudd,er and 0ne-third 70 his helper for
pudding one gross ton of irOn-and this
figure is only paid in Pittsburg and vicinity
and will only be paid for the present life
of the scale, which goes out Of existence
June l, 1892. Ia fact, very little pudding
is being done in the Pittsburg district at
the present time.
The English pUddler is now getting bet
ter wages, taking everything into con-
sideratiou, than the following highly pro-
tected puddlers in other than the Pitts
burg district, and these prices show the
falsitv Of the published $ rate under the
benefcient wing OF Bin Mckinley: s. for
pudding one gross ton of iron paid by the
Ellis * LesSig Steel and Iron Company,
the PottstOwn Iron Company, the Potts
town g. ana Z. Company, of Pottstown,
Montgomery county, Pa. and the +. and
q. Brooke Company, OF Bird3boro, Pa
Two-thirds Of this, s., for the puddler in
POttstowu and BirdSboro. noyequals SI.S2
for the puddler in England September,
1891 But at the present TN the English
puddler is receiving more Shan Sl.S2 per
ton.
Where is Ihl 'erence I 40 to $50 per
cent ia wa IS @ Amed IN favor OF
the Ancvf an against his Eng
lish compeE
Our ProteA yes no. iaHe into
i5era,ia, at individual,
81 raadiar.s fellow must
l io,.al snCllsh helper
Edtaat sum ga 70 amount
s3-n.ni H. skiing it cost
Cor noidli ton in Eng
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A SPLENDID supper for 80 cents can
be gotten at the United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. Don't miss
It.
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snh scrise nor Teis sane and get your
name nc put ii in the new sphOns Book.
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Ms. FRANK LESLIE, after remark
ably short trial, has been acquitted OF
the charge Of numbering her husband
whom she found in a bagnio. The YER
dict, though it may not be altogether In
accord with the evidence, was not un-
expected, and, since iuries, as rule
find the man guiltless who kills his
faithless wife under such circumstances,
itmay be just that the wronged wife, who
discovers her husband ia fdgrdnte
dslieto. should be as leuiently dealt
with. And, moreover, the average Jury
will always stretch a point in favor OF
a woman. 1t should be borne in mind
however. that it is the duty Of the
community and not Of the individual
wronged to mete out justice.
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NOTICE.
Announcements.
4 ENCOURAGEMENT.

n
FOR 8 Fl E r I z E.
] hereby announce myself candidate Tor the
Office Of Sheriff OF Ohio County, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic Primaries, and r.,
spectfuly solicit the support and aid OF all
Democrats to secure for me the nomination,
A. A. FRAAZHEIM.
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Advices from London tell OF the distress
among the wage carriers in the north ana
midland counties OF England. The iron
ana steel workers OF that important section
aavs shut down, there is no work and there
IS no money, but there is a large increase
IN the number OF persons thrown out on the
poor rates Intelligence.
Our neighbor has a whole lot Of alleged
fun, supposed 10 be at the expense Of
the party Of Tariff Reform aud honest
government, with this condition Of things
in Free Trade England. But the
Tuteutqenoer, as usual, fails TO bring out
the point Of its Joke. No one, we
believe, ever said that England was free
from strikes and occasional distress
among it's working classes any more
than the United States is free from the
same unfortunate occurrences. And
e fact is no mere an argument against
Pc trade in England than it is FOR
b protection in the United States.
But II the slliqencer wishes to
study the situi IN in the light Of the
tariff let Il pA this question to itself;
What would be the condition OF those
English working people, who are out Of
wofk, II they had high taxes on all the
necessaries Of life 70 pay, which, in the
United States, eat up more than the
difference between English and Ameri-
can wages?
And after il has answered that let it
tackle this one: Why are wages in Free
Trade England higher than 10 all the
remainder OF higbly-protscted Europe?
That is a question we have asked
Tpielligclcer hundreds Of times, and
has never attempted TO answer ityet.
AMEEICANIZGD SHIPS.
Senate has passed the Democrat
use bin which authorizes the Sec
Of the Treasury 10 grant regis
vessels OF the United States,
foreign-built steamships now
in freight and passenger BUSH
sailing 10 an established line
10 the United States, as are
OF not less than eight
aud capable Of speed of
an twenty knots an hour, Of
i less than 90 per centum Of
res Of the capital Of the foreign
ration or association owning the
vas owned Jan |, 1890, and has
we'd to be owned until the pass
ibis act by citizens Of the
ates, provided that such
-aers shall subsequent to
law, have built or have
Gd in American ship
fan aggregate ton
mount than that of
tied TO register"
sss receive the
It. Secretary
rted it. 1t
'aciDg she
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.
FOR. SHERIFF.

To the DsmocrGts Of OHIO County
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff Of Ohio county, subject to
the decision OF the Democratic primaries.
most respectfully ask for your votes and lnnu'
ence. lfe23e g4dhl "A. MoCABE.
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THE Louisville Courier Journal says
that uMr CLEVELAND is now seriously
considering whether the party can
afford to place him in nomination and
whether, in case it does so, he can afford
10 make the race" And, furthermore,
that nothing is more likely than that
Mr.. CLEVELAND will hare a letter OF
remuneration al Chicago, such as in 1850
Mr.. TruDEN had at Cincinnati and that
If he has, IL will be upon the exact line
of thought pursued By Mr. WArrERSoN'
that the ex-P President can not command
the vote Of New York, and that, there
fore, he can not be elected This is
interesting and important. When ques-
toned IL regard 20 it Mr.. CLEVELAND
bad nothing TO say. 10 is possible that
DIr. WArrERsON is previous.
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CLEVELAND, May 1O,-Costly errors by
Long and Lowe in the early part of the
game and hard hitting by Cleveland gave
the home team a victory. Rain stopped
the game at the end of the eighth inning,
Attendance 900 Score:
Cleveland ..............3 0 0 0 0 3 s
Boston,. ..........O U U =
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nlnnels shnt ont senators.

Errned, each; errors, ana - Mus
and Z; pitchers, Davies and Stvetts;
nire. CARNEY.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1O-The Colonies
shut the Senators out to-day without any
trouble IL was pitchers battle in which
Stratton had the best Of the argument.
Owing to the threatening condition OF the
weather the attendance was only SUI.
Score:
Louisville. .........0 0 0 @
Washington. .......O 0 O.
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Anarchists FoIled In spain,

MADRID, April 20.-Tho secret plot
tings o. the anarchists to make trouble
on May Day in Barcelona received n se-
we're blow to-day. Proclamations
couched in the most violent language
had been s~tealthily distributed BY the
workingmen's associations through the
workshops OF that city, and they were
followed by an out and out anarchist
manifesto calling upon the workingmen
to rise and wipe out capitalists and en-
ployefs OF all kinds.
Tho police were appriscd OF the exist
ence of the manifesto and they acted
promptly. Every workingmen's club
in tho city was surrounded by police and
q raid was made on the occupants of
tho club rooms. The result was the
capture OF n largo number OF anarchists,
who will lose their liberty until after
May Day, at least. Tho government
has ordered the suppression Of all an.
archistic clubs in Catalonia.
In Cadiz much excitement is mani.
tested by tho anarchists and there is a
general feeling OF apprehension that
trouble will occur on May Day.
The police throughout the country
AFRO active and. are keeping a close watch
upon suspicious foreigners in all tho in
dustrial centres.
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THE srATE or
II. @. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review of tho
business Situation.


NEW York., April 20.-R O.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review oftrade:
Moro favorable ~weathcrin manyparts
OF tho country during tho pastweck has
brought better reports OF business. I'M
doubtcdly distribution has been much
retarded by tho backward, season and
the condition OF country roads, and in
some quarters collections have been
slow on that account. This week the
improvement in such quarters has been
general and meanwhile tho volume Of
business continues to surpass all pre-
yious rccorda.
Gaining but little, and yot gaining at
least over last year and falling behind
only about | por cent at tho south in
the aggregate, Notwithstanding tho
great depression in tho price OF cotton,
tho volume OF trade has been over 10
per cent greater than In any other year
at tho west, though the Pacihcislopo
some decrease appears. That collec-
tons are OH tho whole satisfactory, tho
condition OF tho money markets and
reports from other cities clearly show.
In all parts Of the country the supply OF
money is abundant, but tho demand is
not especially active. At Philadelphia
the dry goods trade equals expectations,
and trade in other branches fair. At
Pittsburgh no improvement is seer in
iron, and pig iron soils fairly but ut low
prices, while finished iron Is produced
in large quantities, though makers com.
plain OF Improbable trade. At Clevc.
land trade is good in nearly all lines,
but in iron inactive.
Tho striking feature of tho past week
has been the immense and unprccedcnt-
ed trade in dress goods. A better feel.
ing is seen in iron. The western de-
mand for structural iron, barbed wire
and Pipe is very heavy and large struc.
tural orders are expected herc. For tho
first time in tho history OF the country
exports Of iron products have exceeded
imports in value orcight months OF the
current year. Tho business failures
occurring throughout tho country dur
ing the last seven days number I'll, rs
compared with pol last week and oo55
same week last year.
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SPRING DEATH-TRAPS.
Where They are Set and How They
are Sprung.
Some Good Common.scnso Advice
Which Is Specially Timely just
Now.

Chicago Globe.
"Thc greatest d~cath.trap known TO
mortals is tho warm Spring day. On
such a day tho unwury victims arc
drawn from their shelters by thousands,
and without tho usual precautions
against taking cold. II is at such times
that tho grip.car, tho open window, tho
draughty doorway, all got in their dead
ly work. Oyercoats arc carelcssly laid
aside, wooden underwear shed for cot
ton. socks reduced In weight, and over
shoes Of every description kicked into
corners. AS n consequence the death.
trap OF n warm Spring dry gets in its
work and undcrtakers thrive. Two
years OF tho prevalent grip have doubt
less weakened tho human race on two
continents, and this fact renders unu.
sual precautions q double necessity in
this transition from q cold to q warm
season.
"A cold fastened on tho human be-
ing means sickness, and possible death,
not even tho strongest being exempt
from tho dreaded congestion. Hence
tho danger OF q warm spring day
should ever BIO borne in mind, and no
one should find himself far removed
from the source OF supplies in tho way
of wraps when tho death.trap is sprung,
p%erchance, by the sudden change with
which q warm day in April is almost
inevitably visited. A sudden chill
strikes the system. The p orcs arc qui.
city closcd Tho person becomes fever
ish and all tho work Of the body is
thrown upon the kidneys and liver.
What naturally should be done then to
counteract this usual effect? Maniiestly
assist the kidneys and liver; tone up
the system. Howl
"Thcre never. has been but one Ger.
tain, ono infalliblc way by which this
could DO done, and this is by the use OF
Warmers Safe Cure, tho great natural
medicine, which has accomplished so
much, is deservcdly SO popular, and is
doing so great a work to-day. Read
what Dr.. Albert w. Hendricks, Of West,
Philadelphia, Pa, says:
I'm Warmers Safe Cure the profession
have an article greatly needed. L have
successfully treated cases OF Bright's
disease and diseases to which the female
sex is subject with it, and l chcerfully
recommend it as an invaluable remedy
Tor kidney, liver, bladder and other diff
ficulties."
Scores Of other eminent physicians
have asserted the same thing, and this
great remedy is more extensively used
to-day than any other known prepara-
ton and owes its popularity whollyto
its great merit.
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KISGWooD NOTES
einl Correspondence Of he Inic,lisencer.

spttuu correspondence " 'M IHttt'UcHctT.
KIxawoop, W. Va, April 2s.-Ms.
Andy McNear, Of near Bruceton, this
county. met with a narrow escape and
received some injuries yesterday. He
and his wife had been at Rockville, and
returning home the wagon upset,
throwing tho occupants out. Mr.. Me-
Near's shoulder was thrown ont OF
place and he received other injuries.
The I.,O.O D. +. lodge celebrated the
s~eventy-third anniversary Of the order
with a well-cho,en and entertaining
programme.
Daniel R. Jackson completed the pur.
chase to-day OF what is known as Shaffer
Knob, near town. It is expected now
that a large summer hotel will 80 on it.
The Republican party in Preston is
all right. No factions, but all are
united that this is the year for West
Virginia to place herself in the Repub-
lican column. The county will hold its
primary election on June IS, and al
ready many offers are being made to
serve the dear people" You can put
Preston downiior about 1,750l majority
this year.
Many handsome dwellings and bust
ness houses will 20 up hero this season.
Carpenters, plasterers, stonemasons
and candidates are all busy. The town
council is having the streets all-clcaned
up, new board walks and q system OF
drainage being put in.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligenccr.

sINS NV <'tttftJthSSfsH HHaa.H ..H.#
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 29.-West
Virginia pensions: original-Francis
NJ. Barnes, George T. Grassland, Joseph
B. Downey, John Eskin, William II.
Enix. Northumberland Phillip
Young, David n. Hutchinson, Alex W.
Barnes, Potter Cain, Matthew S. Brooke,
William McAdam, John B. Caslerson,
Benjamin +. Matthews, Peter II. Craig,
William r. Huffman, Silas Huntley,
Samuel j.. Brooks, Lawson Z. Pierce,
Benjamin Titus. Restoration and re.
i%ssue-John 7. Bowles, deceased. In.
erease-William H. Hemings, Isaac
Wolf, James H.. Miller, Hamden Heath.
erington, 1sham Mullens. Reissue
Isaac Hovetter, Robert Davis. Original
widows, etc.-Samuel H. Taylor
lfather), Nancy A. johnson, Margaret
Lock.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
League Base Ball Played Mt vnriou8Points
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
CINCINNATI, O., April 29.-Dolan's
superior pitching won to-day's game in
spite Of his poor support. Attendance
5000. Score:
Cincinnati =. ......--01 i o o 5000 OIL
Nashington".--...D o 0 2 0 0 0 2 "a
Errors, 8 and G. Hits, l and 8. Pitch
ers, Mullane and Dolan. Umpire Emslie.
P1~rTsDuRGIi, Pa, April 20.-Pitts-
burgh had no trouble in defeating the
Baltimore's to-day. The most remark
able incident in the game was Galvin's
gift of three bases on balls in succession.
in the second inning. Attendance1 1880.
Score: a&s
6nliimoEScn----..::....o ! . Q ! . 90 d.
Earned, 5 and !. Errors, l and 6.
Hits, y and S. Pitchers, Calvin and
Healy. Home runs, Blerbauer and
Mack. Umpire, Gaifney.
OMAHA, NEE, April 29.-Omaha%was
unable to hit O'Day and Columbns:car-
ried off its third straight game with
case. Score:
Solnm5a;:-:::S. 8 8 9 : : 3 20
Earned, l and 3. Errors, Columbus
9. Hits, 5 and I. Pitchers, Handiboe
90 nv:
tbeir SHeII "a pord 49,: colos GroAe
from the Pbillies on tho nerfect ann.
mort given Hutchinson who wos yerv mn.
steady. Attendance 3oo0 Score:
cbicoro
PhiladelpIia.".. 0 i Q Q Q i Q 0 "a
Earned. Cbicooo 2 Errors pbiladol.
oli" l. Iitcneis' ~f1qIchlson anu Gar
Soy. hit'' : anu ., hurst.
CLEVELAND April 29.-Poor work on
the part OF the N CIV York batteries and
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Postmaster nnd-wlro Unde. Arrest.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 29.-W. S.
Hammakcr, postmaster at Diego. and
wife, were arrested and brought before
Commissioner Middleton, OF this city,
on a chargeSd having opened a lette:
addressed the First Assistant Postmas.
ter at Washington. They were held in
bond to appear at the May term of the
United States district court to be held
in this city. They were arrested on in
formation by Postofice Inspector Nay.
lor. The posto1ice, WAS given. in. charge
OF Mrs. Conway; a resident OF Diego.
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AFTER suffering horribly for years
from scrofula in its worst form, a young
son OF Mr.. r. L. King, FOG Franklin
street, Richmond, Va, was recently
cnred by tho use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
No other medicine can approach this
preparation as . cleanser Of the blood.
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Postmaster. Appointed.

Special Dispatch 10 The Inteiigencer..
WASHINGTON, D. G.. April 29.-Post-
masters appointed: J.. Deem, Bradens,
Richie county,; ]. Matheny, McClains.
Writ county.
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ALLEGHENY, Pa, Nov. 81. 1891,
I have been in the drug business for the plst
fifteen years. Silver Age Whisky has never been
questioned MS to purity. md always recon-
mended by the medical profession.
~. E.#nra s#.H-- .rr.E n Ri reg Drrorjst .
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Want Annrchl.t, Pnraonod.

CHICAGO. April 29.-The national con.
v%ention Of brewers employees has pc
titioned Governor Fifer, Of Illinois, to
pardon the anarchists.
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ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Max klein's Silver Age Whisky has been used
exclusively In this institution for medicinal pur.
poses with good results. F. X. TlLDEsLEY,
.E...I .,NrN Superlntendcnt
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No. $50 ncrcs, leased by the Rathbone &laE
den Oil Co., and one gas well.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF STOCKHOLDERS
r1lfsuent 70 BYLAWS the annual meeting =,
Natural Gas Company OF West VIrTlSII1a oil, 9r ne
held az tho principal Office OF the comnS W.. .
wheeling. We Va, on TUESDAY. TI(pSn ~
DAY VI MAY, 49,, a. II 30 O'Clock n. m "ii
nplc.s DO'nsA SS,.
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Lands in West Virginia:

No. 1-6.0 acres on tho Little Kanawha R!set,l
OF n mile from Burning Springs. Writ CoaH''
timber. oil, coal, and other minerals.
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HAVE BEEcHAM's Pills ready in tho
household.
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No. 4-2 acres, fronting on tho Little kanaTII
River. one milo below the mouth oil bu'uI'
Springs Run.
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TAKE your meals at The Milwaukee
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager,
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NOTE the J~oloring opinions Of leading PLY
CLANS and HOSPITALS rs TO the merit Of
= .--- ----- Gil NEn IEE pNI 49,
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DUBLIC2SALE BY NJ. THOMAS 4
Il SONS. Mt philadelphia Exchange, Nay "
1892. at IL O'Clock noon, by order Of sIocklolls'
OF Rathbono e. Camden oil Company.
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No. s. One-half interest In q 2.acre itact I H.,
800 yards FROM mouth OF Burning Sptihs' .
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Miss Lcttte Huntley,

Is the sister Of Mr.. w. S. Huntley, Of
Cortland, N. y, a well known car
Penter and builder. Her frank state.
ment below gives only the absolute
truth concerning her illness and mar.
Selous recovery by the aid Of Hoods
S%arsaparilla. She says:
q. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Dear Sir: Twelve years aso I began to
haVo henorrhagcs and four years ago became
50 low that tho physicians told me
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
FOR RENT,

TOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICE.
Il, first floor front. In now addition Of IJS,, :.
building. Best, location In city for doctor nv!
ti;t, mwyGr Or Insurance Office. Inquire al tbn
HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, NJ me
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No. 6-Certlacate OF 10 shares OF stock Of The ~,
tie Kanawhayli River Navigation Co., pax '~-
SLh nnr sharr.- - ~
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All to be sold as ono property. together M w. !. \
the old machinery, tools. tubing. gas pipe Ina.
rights md privileges belonging to inc i n, 20.
& Camden OIL CO.. that may be now Oh lHe ~
ises OF said company.
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WANTED-G00D. LIVE SEWiSS
~ machine canyMSers on Silnrv "iNu
Standard Sewing Machine Compaays oS Apply At
0Twellth stree. Wheeling. W. Va AMY AMY M