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Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stockholders of the Redondo Hotel
company will be held at the company's general
office in the city of Redondo Beach, Los An
geles county. California, on Monday, the 9th
day of January, 1898, at 10 O'Clock a. IN for
the purpose of electing board OF directors for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come be-
fore such meeiiUg. 3. P. REE5.
Secretary Redondo Beach Hotel Company.
Redondo Beach, Cal, December IL, 1892
lO.1Q-lOt
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21
Utilizing Wire Fences.

An ingenious landowner at Melbourne
has applied the wire fences in his dis
trict to telephone use. By utilizing the
top wire two extensive estates are con-
nected. Mr.. Edward Argle, the mana
ger, carries an instrument with him in
his buggy, and by connecting with the
wire at any point can communicate with
either omestead.-London Tit-Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

Crystallized nitrogen is one of the
greatest chemical curiosities. By cool
ing nitrogen gas down to S67 degs. be-
low the freezing point, and then allow
ing it to expand, solid snowlike crys.
tails are formed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21
THE ALAN E DA
HYDROPATHIC AND HYGENIC SANITARlUM

This superb private winter establishment is
now open for the reception of invaiids and cure
of rheumatism Ia speciality, malaria. kidney
spinal and skin diseases, catsrrh, liver and
chest, consum ption, and all chronic diseases
For terms apply to PROFESSOR J. HERBERT
REEVE, 619 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda
12-1S1m
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21
Playing Doctor.

Mrs. Kidd-Why, Willie, what are you
doing to Horace?
Willie-Playing doctor.
Mrs. Kidd-But you are frightening
him awfully.
Willie-Yes; I'm the doctor.-Ex-
change.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

English gunpowder is composed of
seventy-tve parts of saltpeter, ten of sui
phur and fifteen of carbon. Proportions
are often slightly varied.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

In a temple in India there is preserved
and worshiped tooth claimed to have
once been in the jaw of Buddha.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

General William T. Sherman was fa-
mlllariy called "Uncle Billy" by his
soldiers, and also cold Tecumseh.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

Saxon ladies never appeared in public
without the hood, which covered the
hair and large part of the face.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-21

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED FREIGHT,
Il which has remained in the ware ehouse OF
the company at the point to which 1t was con-
sighed for the length of time required by Law,
wilt be sold to the highest bidder for cash, at
the storage warehouse OF Cook q Langley, cor
Eer Alameda and Ducommun streets, at Los
Angeles. Cal, between the hours of 8 a. m. and
6 p. m, commencing on the 2Sth day OF De-
cember, 1892:
LIST OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
Needles, box valise personal effects; Arroyo
Grande, l chest empty. Hastbrook Summit
l bdl bedding, (HsleSsec boss) Daggett, bdl
glass lamps, G. & NJ; Los Angeles, l bdl (3)
fruit pole. Il. X, Alexander; Manhattan ete.
l center table, b. Gonzales. No marks, or ir-
regularly marked-2 bdls barb wire, pieces
sewer pipe, 3 zinc. doors. tool chest, box fix
lures, l soldering pot, bale mattress III. G.
W., / box personal effects, ] DC iron, pes cul-
tivator frame, l chair, roll carpet wheel,
L bdl (3) weights (wired). box hh
goods, bdl galvanized wire, / hoe,
box iron fxtures,-l heater, pieces, l tack
belt and electric fixtures, / coil wire rope, 2
sheet.iron troughs. % earth grease traps. 4
joints well pipe (steel, splint clothes basket,
bdl h goods, 2 sacks gold ore: x + Del valle;
l box leather dashes, empty fish box, l. A y
Co; l empty oil tank, pieces churn stand, G
c q G Hoiion, Ks; 1 kitchen table, l gasoline
stove, steel sink, sack 80 lbs dairy salt l
clothes wringer box pampAs plumes. / box
bells, lK) Kansas City; empty oil tank, A w
"F;" box Shoes Pa iok bros
Fl. WHITEHEAD, Auditor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
PORTLAND STATION;


PORTLAND STATION, ONO, August 10
Ross Reno and sister, and Miss Jennie
Martheus, Of Pittsburg, are visiting Mrs.
L. V. Moore.
J. 7. Hodgens lost very valuable horse
the fore part Of the week.
The building Of the pike along Main
street is an improvement OF which we have
been in need. The work is being pushed TO
completion under the direction Of ). G. An
gus.
The social party given on Thursday even
ing by MIR. and Mrs. r w. HCdgens was
the event of the season. Dancing and other
amusements were INDUCED in from early
eve. until five o'clock Friday morning.
Among the guests were represented, Pitts
burg. Steubenville, St. Louis, Wheeling,
Bridgeport, Martsn's Ferry, Springfield,
Mt. Pleasant, York, Adair, Warrenton.
The music was furnished By Prof. Kilmyer
of Wheeling Refreshments were served
twice during the evening land morning..
Many OF the guests were heard TO remark
that more enjoyable and pleasant party
had neuer taken place in the village,
manly due to the untlring efforts Of the
hosts in their endeavor 10 make all feel at
home.
Quite number Of our citizens are taking
in the pleasures at Brady's Lake to-day.
Constable Brantner and j. (. Cawthon
were st Dillonvale yesterday in search OF
ont Walter Young, accused by Cawthon OF
appropriating pair Of boots to his own
wants that belonged to other parties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
GRAFTON.

The funeral Of Mrs Arthur Sinrel will
take place Sunday, at 80 p. m, from the
residence. The Rev. j. Il. Flanagan, Of
the Presbyterian Church, officiating.
Prof. j. Walter Barnes, Principal Of the
Fairmont Normal School spent Thursday
evening in town. Mr.. Barnes was on a
trip 10 the Eastern Panhandle, where he
vii. conduct Institutes for the next two
weeks.
Captain George NJ. Whatsoever came
I'm from Pickeus last Wednesday and will
spend several days at home here.
John A. Cuslip, a prominent business
man of Buchhannon, was in town several
days this week.
Frank Thayer. United States Guager at
Frankfort, kentucky, IS visiting relatives
In town.
Perry GOwthrop, Of Puutytown, returned
Friday from ClarksburC where he was at
tending the State Alliance. Mr.. Gawthrop
was the representative from this county.
L. :. Hayes, of Beliuston, assisting prin-
cipal in the public schools at this place, came
down over the c.. 81 q. yesterday and Will
remain in town over Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. Jas. A. Maxwell, or Con-
nellsvilIe, Pa, came in this morning TO
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Sincel.
w IL. ID. Dent made business trip to
Steyser, Friday.
Rev. Simmons, pastor Of the Baptist
church, was called 70 Niagara Falls, Can
ada, on account of the serious illness of his
daughter
Miss Lizzie whatsoever left Wednes-
dav for q visit 70 friends In BuckhGnnOn.
The jefferson Democratic Club held an
interesting meeting on Thursday night.
On next Thursday night a very interesting
programme will BE rendered by the men,
bers of the club, consulting OF music,
speaking, sc. A cordial invitation IS ex-
tended 10 all to present
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
CLARINGTON.

CLAR1NGToN, o., August l3.-trank ana
Ameil Brantigam, Of Allegheny, are Vlslt-
ing their parents this week.
Mrs. Emma Standiford, OF 81 Marys'
returned home Tuesday. 90.
w. T. Powell and son, Amadore, Ieit
Thursday evening for Chicago.
Eph IRE nbly and family, OF Sewickley,
are visiting relatives here this week.
Charles Frantz and family, OF wheeling
arrived here wednesday. They expect 70
spend couple Of weeks with friends ana
relatives here.
Miss Clara Frantz returned home from
a two weeks visit 10 relatives In the
country.
Miss Daisy Topp is spending this week
with relatives at CaptinR, y.
John Walton and wife, OF Wheellng, are
the guests Of relatives here this week.
Miss Clara Habermehl is visiting friends
at Wee Gee the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walton and Mrs. V.
r. Walton made trip 10 the Sistersville
oil field on Friday.
The Baresville Base Ball Club Is coming
up this Saturday afternoon 70 cross pats
with the home team. They will be headed
by the Hannibal Brass Band. Every one
is invited 70 come out and see the Bares-
vile boys done up nicely.
Misses Jesse Dufleld and Emma LoDen-
stein are spending few days at Epworth
League Park this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEW CUMBERLAND, August 13.-About
100 men tc0lOreG) are at work on the
branch extension three miles above town.
The contract nus been let 90 the lower end
OF the uarrOWs opposite the lower END OF
East Liverpool The right or way any
further has not been secured yet. Inc
river bottom from Hamilton, northWard,
Is about three miles wide on which could
be built a large city. In the early history
. of the country it was known as MuChmOres
bottom In the north end Of this tract Is
located the city and manufacturing sites
purchased 0y a syndicate Of capitalists
from GeOrSe Wells and VIM Mcdonald
comprising about $40 acres.
The city dads are again wrestling over
the problem Of more paving. A number OF
the aDusuCg property holders are reLUs-
Ing TO pay their assessment Tor the paving
done last year, thus placing the council IN
financial hole. Verify, maa Is strange
animal.
Charley Bradley and Charley Ward left
on Monday last for Mt. Clemens, Mlcn., TO
remain several weeks and get the ennm
worn OF
James Edie who runs the Freeman and
Foundry ferry, owing 20 poor health IS on
on a vacation ana gone 90 CressOn spring
70 try It's curative virtues
Hon. j. III. Atkinson and wife are enjoy
LEIE ID AAAN e-taatHt
going from there % ChaUtauOua the last OF
this week. They were iu Boston when last
heard from.
Miss Rena Ward is visiting her brother,
Alex NJ. Ward, iu Cleveland.
Out of eleven teachers employed Tor the
next school term, ten are nonresident.
The word is 0Ut that Hon. q. j. Faux
ner will deliver political address here on
the 2J-h of this month.
Prof n. III. Inman, Principal Of the East
End Commercial. College, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Is spending part Of the vacation term
with his brother VIM. L., OF this place.
Ma and Mrs James o. DOuchOv and son,
Of Philadelphia, have been visiting Mrs.
Eliza Porter FOR some time past.
Council passed AM ordinance 70 prevent
traction engines passing through town over
the brick pavement.
II. ID. Smith and sister Lottio are in
Denver, Col
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
PIEDMONT

PrEEONr. W. Va, August 13.-The fol-
lowing cOmuluics held their annual meet
ings in Piedmont, Tuesday, August 9ln,
and elected the following directors. Pied
mont and Cumberland Railroad Company
ga West Virginia, Col. r. q. Kerens, Pres
dent: r. ~. $. Moore, Secretary and
Treasurer; directors, Il. O. Davis, i. Is.
Davis. Is. O.. Kerers, y. b. ElzlnS, H.. W..
s. Moore, TT. O.. Buxton aud O.. w. Harrl-
son West Virginia Central and PlttsOurg
Railway. Hon. III. @. DAVIS, President; h.
~. 4. Moore. Secretary and Treasurer;
Hon. James O.. Blaine, Col. Is. c. herens,
n. B. Davis. John A. HambletOu and VIM.
w. TavlCr. directors. Davis National
Bank, n. c. Davis. President; Il. Is.
Davis y iCe-President; u. Is. McCaudlsh,
Cashier; III. G.. Davis, :. 3. Eikins, u. 3.
McNandGsh and ii. O.. Buxton, directors.
Mr.. J.& Combs. OF R0muey, the oldest
prinleriu West Virginia, working at tue
trade, was in town Saturday and Sunday,
visiting his son who was injured on the
railroad.
Col. e. y. MCGuinness returned Nednes-
day from New York. where he was called
last week by the death of his brother.
G. w. Harrison, Jr., was In Baltimore
most Of this week, preparing Ioint rates Tor
coal shipments west, 10 oe forwarded VIA
Berlington ana Grafton, instead OF via
Piedmont as at present
Mr.. Adam Luke won the bicycle race be
tween Piedmont and keyser.
Biz. O. NJ. Lewis ana daughter will
spend ten days in Altoona and vicinity.
The Catholic Cadets, Of Temperance,
held a picnic at Mountain Lake PARK.
Tuesday, August 9.
II. @. Anderson, Of B8yard, moved We'd
nesday to Pjckens, near NewlOns, ". Va.
J. j. Morrison paid a visit to his brother
Taylor, in Cumberland, on Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
BENwOOD.

A man at the Riverside, WHO'S employed
In the plate mill, narrowly escaped deaLn
at the plant one evening last week. de
was standing on the railroad track, when
an engine approached unnoticed and
hurled him from the track, but luckily ne
was not seriously hurt, though somewhat
bruised about the body.
Bert Evans, Of Moundsville, the man
who fell from the roof OF the b. q y.
round-house building at the Junction last
week, is doing nicely and the prospects for
his entire recovery are bright.
Several new residences are being erecteo
IN McMecben.
Mr.. J. c. Simpson, OF MounosviIIe, was
ia the city yesterday.
Mrs. n. AcGarrel, Of Washington, ID. u,
is the guest Of friends here.
Mrs, Frank Porterield will take trip
east next month.
The horse traders who were encamped
at BOggs' Run have departed Tor +alr neIds
and pastures new.
The dance given in the City Hall last
week for the benefit Of the strikers at
Homestead was well attended and was
cutie successful The strikers band OF
Homestead furnished the music.
Yesterday was payday at the River
side.
MeSSrS. I. SClau anu y. olnC4a4A HOAO
in Mouudsville Friday.
Rev. Father Mattingly OF Martins
Ferry was the guest of Rev. Father Nc
Menamiu az St Joints rectory Friday.
Master Willie POrterheld will celebrate
his birthday Tuesday by party.
The material for two new drive wells 70
be put down by the city have arrived.
Mr.. Forrest Bear OF Cleveland was the
guest Of friends here last week.
Mrs. II. Bowers has returned from visit
ING friends in Jewett, O.
Miss Della Smith is visiting friends IN
Wheeling.
Two Young business men on Main street,
who have long been suspected Of intentions
matrimonial, have at last acknowledged
that "BarkIs is within
Mrs. s. Edwards is visiting friends on
the camp grounds.
win Peuy, Of Mingo, was in the city yes
several from here attended the picnic
given 40 Brady lake yesterday Dy the en-
ployes Of the Q. s, p. railroad
Arnold Juergans will leave this week for
the Soldiers Home.
Miss Ella Mcdonald is suffering from an
attack of typhoid fever
Mr.. John Leach and wife will take trip
TO Kansas City next month.
Mr.. Michael Carol, who has been spend
ing some time in Ireland, sailed for home
the 9TH inst, and is expected TO arrive here
this week
The Slavish Society, composed Of Hun
Eariaus and Poles, has rented the base
neut Of St. Johns Church for thor notify
meetings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
BETHESDA.

BETHESDA, o., August 12-The second
annual Epworth Assembly closed this even
ing, after one Of the most successful meet
ings held. The programme was more COM
plete than last year and was carried out 10
the letter. The educators and instructors
were all efficient and the interest in all the
classes was good until the end. The lect-
ures and concerts were well attended and
the devotional meetings were not for
gotten. The most interesting lectures
Of the series were those deliv-
cred by the Rev. A. A. Wright
Dean of the Boston School Of Theology
Mr.. Wright is an excellent speaker, and in
the ten lectures he delivered did not fail TO
come up TO the expectations Of the audi
ence. The chorus class under Prof. w. ).
Weeden was a success in every particular.
MIR. Weeden, beside being a flrst-claSs con-
ductor, is possessed of a fine solo voice,
and at several different times during the
assembly pleased the audience by his selec-
tions. He was assisted in his work by Mrs.
Bavard, of Cadiz and Miss Laura Sellers,
of Bellaire. Mrs. Bavard at several
different times delighted the audi
ence by her solos. She has
an extra fine soprano voice
and her selections are rendered with that
beauty and STYLE which the most critical
could not criticise. The balances Of the
classes were al. reported full until the end.
The lectures delivered by John Dewitt
Miller, Rev. Z. L. Eaton, Rev. Il. b. Pope
and others were all largely attended. To
day. as the last day, was fttingly observed
as G. A. r. Day After the o'clock a. N.
reveilie, and o'clock devotional meetings,
led by the Superintendent Of Instruction,
the usual classes met, after which the
morning lecture was delivered by Dean
Wright, subject "Christ's Dependence on
the Father. E" This was followed at IL o'clock
by the reception Of the veterans. and at
1i:30 a concert by the Bellaire City Band.
After everybody had partaken Of hearty
dinner, the soldiers reunion was held, and
was largely attended. At 2 o'clock Major
General o. o. Howard addressed the vet
erans. This concluded the programme OF
the day and ended the assembly for this
wear. Immediately after General Howard
speaking the audience joined in singing
that grand old hymn, GOD be with you
till weet again" After this hymn, sung
bv not less than 1900 voices, was finished,
the audience joined in hand-shaAing and
saving good bye until '93. Thus ended one
of the most pleasant and instructive asso-
Citations held insthis country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
NEW MARTINsvILLE


NrW MARTINsvILE. ". Va, August rs.
Mir J5nu III. Wright an old and re-
Fpsctsd citizen Of Wetzel county died
Saturday, August 6, 1892, at his home.
about ten miles up the creed, ana was
the dav following. Tn accordance with
his suecial request he was buried IN the
WOODS on his farm iE spot selected oy
himself before his death. A grave some
fhirr near the shape Of coffin was aug
down i'm the soap-stOue rock. some straw
was placed in the grave and the remains o.
Mr. Wright deposited thereon. kock was
placed over the colin, and the grave uIleu
up i'm the usual manner. 90.
Mrs. T.. 81. Williams, mother Of Leslie
Williams, of the firm OF Williams y An
lr0n. died Tuesday light az her residence
pbout mile south Of here. She was
buried Thursday 40 10 o. m. from the
Christian Church in Brooklyn, OF which
she was a member
The new addition now being built 70 the
store building Of Joslpnus Clark on N. ~ am
ssreet is nearing completion, and VIII De
ready for occupancy in few weeks.
Judge Thomas II. Jacobs left last Monday
for Middleb0urne, Tayler county, where he
IS holding court.
Miss Ora Fitzsjmmons, OF near Green
Hill, is the guest OF her aunt Mrs CLARK
Stamford, this week.
Mr.. Giles Gadd was at Huntington Mon
dsv and Tuesday, on business.
Messrs. j.. w. Mclutire 3. 7. Bowers,
\. Is. Hall. Robt. McEid0wney and u. n.
Umstead were tho New MartinsOurg at
torneys attending court 40 New Middle
bourne, this week.
Mrs. -. r.. Stephenson and daughter, OIL
Steu heuviile, o., are visiting the lauuy OF
Mr.. George Priest, this week.
Misses Flora Berger and Ella clark are
visiting their young friends IN MoundsVlLle
and vicinity, this week.
Mrs. Il. It.. Richardson left to-day 70
spend a few days with friends al inc
MCundsville camp grounds.
j. w. Newman was at Pine Grove
Thursday on business.
a couple from Saris, o., came here on
the late train last Sunday evening and put
up one of our principal hotels. soon after
their arriva. certificate was obtained
from the County Clerk and friend dis
patched for % minister. The friend soon
returned and reported that all the ministers
were engaged holding services In their re
spaC,iv6 churches, but as soon as services
were over q minister could be secured. The
intended happy BRIDE and groom, however,
concluded that 10 was too long 70 wait, ana,
thinking that the license was sufficient, re-
paired 90 their room and retired for the
night They left on the train Monday
morning without the ceremony having
been performed, thinking, no doubt that
they were legally married. Both the par
ties were old enough 20 know better. Per
haps they did
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
HANNIBAL.

HANx1BAL, o., August 19.-Mrs. Emma
Hess and daughters returned 20 their home
at Wheeling Tuesday, after a six weeks
visit with relatives at this place.
Misses Alma and Clara Neuenschwander
left Tuesday for Cleveland, o., where they
expect to visit relatives for On indefinite
period.
Misses Lima fisher and Bessie Noll were
shopping in New Martinsville Tuesday
Prof Wilson, Of Brownsville, o., has
been engaged as principal of the Hannibal
public schools for the ensuing term.
After spending three months abroad, Wis
ting all the principal cities Of Europe,
Capt. Chas. Muhleman and sister and their
cousin, Miss Minnie O'Neill, returned
home Tuesday evening, much pleased with
The trip.
Mrs. Alpha johnson left the first Of the
week to visit relatives at Bellaire, o.
Miss Katie Muhlman was with friends
at Buckhill Bottom this week.
Mrs. Sarah Lenkard and granddaughter,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14

Miss Fannie O'Neill, left Wednesday
evening fsr the Moundsville camp ground,
where they will be the guests OF Prof. and
Mrs. D. T. Williams for a short time.
A crown of Young folks from this place
attended q party Friday evening on Buck,
hill Bottom, at the residence OF MIR. and
Mrs Will Dietrich.
Mrs. Eta Linkard and daughter Mignion
of Wheeling Island, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dunlap.
Mrs, Geo Bell and daughter left for their
home in Nebraska, Wednesday evening,
after very pleasant visit with her aunt,
Mrs Mary Bare, Of this place.
Quite large crowd from this place attend
ed the Harvest Home picnic at New Castle,
o., on Thursday. The Hannibal Coraet
Band were also in attendance.
Rev. Fisher returned home Friday even
ing, after weeks absence at Bethesda
camp meeting.
Clair O'Neill is home from Wheeling this
week recuperating.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
BURLINGTON

DOS PosrOEFICE, o., August 13.-The
AriOu fishing club is holding forth at
Raiueys. All the members OF this club
are from Wheeling About twenty couples
visited the camp last Sunday and after
spending a few hours in conversation,
Captain joyce who is noted for being
generous kind and liberal to visitors made
it known that turtle soup would soon be on
the table. Geo. Forsythe and Jimmie
Teare. who had charge Of the cooking de-
partment lost no time in getting everything
in readiness to satisfy the appetites of
these happy guests. After supper was
over every person seemed well sauSned
with the evening pleasure
Smith, Hall & Co. are having fine new
delivery wagon built by 5. II. Heatou Of
Martins Ferry.
Geo. Wooster, VIM Urich, Kate Smith
and a number of others from here attend
cd tho Railroad picnic at Brady's lake,
yesterday.
VIM Goodhue has moved his family to
Washington. q. H., .. where he Will en-
gage In the clothing business.
The miners at the Gaylord have organ
lied and now the mines are operated by
union wOrkmen.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad is
doing quite q business since they changed
time.
The farmers have begun threshing their
oats crop, and they fin0 that the grasshop-
pcrs have threshed their part.
Tommy Rease has been promoted 70
driver boss ut the Gaylord mines.
Waite Sheppard is on the mend and will
be able orduty in few days.
Mrs. Z. Bonney, Of Weston. w. Va, was
among friends here this week.
John Ellis, Of Etnaville, was with US
this wees.
Or.en Delany is on the sick list
John Swindler is coming out in style
since he has become REGISTER carrier.
The first Sunday be engaged in this bust
ness he secured three customers in three
miles Of a walk. To-day be has upw ards Of
two hundred customers and delivers the