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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-18

them, and the warmth OF eternal love
fills them, and all that is yours. . ye
whose hearts are buried in the grave OF
your dead-O We whose happiness went
by long ago ye who mourn for eoun-
tenances that will never light up, and
for eyes closed forever-sit no longer
among the tombs, but look here. A
home that Shall never be broken up.
Green fields never cleft of the grave.
HANsoMED ONES
from you parted long ago, now radiant
with JOY that shall never cease, ana a
love that shall never grow cold, ana
wearing garments that shaiHnever with
err, and know all that is yours. Yours
the love. Yours the acclaim. Yours
the transport. Yours the cry OF the
four-and-twt elders. Yours the
choiring of cherubim. Yours the Lamb
that was slain.
In the vision OF that glorious consum-
nation l almost lose my foothold, ana
have to hold fast lest be Overborne by
the glory. The vision rose before st.
John on Patmos, and he saw Christ in
blood-red garment, riding on white
horse, and all heaven following him on
white horses. What procession! Let
Jesus ride. He walked the way footsore,
weary, and faint. Now let him ride.
White horse Of victory, bear on our
Chief Hosanna to the son OF David!
Ride on, Jesus! Let all heaven follow
him. These cavalry Of God fought
well and they fought triumphantly.
Now let them be mounted. The pave
ments Of gold ring under the lying
hoofs. Swords sheathed and victories
won, like conquerOrs they sit on their
chargers. Ye mounted troops or GOD,
ride on. ride on! ten thousand abreast,
cavalcade after cavalcade. No blood
dashed to the lips. No blood dripping
from the fetlocks. No smoke Of battle
breathed from the noStril. The battle
is ended-the victory won!
Oh, if there be any present who are
vet enemies of the Cross OF Christ, be-
seech them at once to be reconciled to
God! Remember il you are not found
among the white-rObed army who follow
the Saviour in his victorious march, your
part must be with those concerning
whom 10 is said, THE Lord Jesus shall
be revealed from heaven in flaming fire,
taking vengeance on those that know
not God, and obey not the Gospel OF our
Lord Jesus Christ, who shall be punish
ed with everlasting destruction from
the presence Of the Lord and from the
glory Of his power, when he shall come
to be glori6ed in his saints, and to be
admired In all them that believe"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-18

Mercer and Mcdowell Counties Mineral
Wealth-Pocahontas aud Elkhorn Coal
Field.
Special Correspondence Of The Register.
GOODWILL, w. VA, July 15.-No
greater coal fields can be found in the
United States than the celebrated Poca-
hontas- Ellihorn field, where millions
have been invested in the small period
of four years.
This coal field is operated by 81 differ
ent companies, all of which have from
Sl0O, 900 up invested in their plants,
making a total investment in this field
of near six million dollars. The daily
output is now $1,000 tons of coal, with
coke in proportion.
Steady employment can be found in
this field the year round, which is oper-
ated by the best business men in the
country. The operators expect
to double the coal output and
thribble the coke output when
the Ohio extension of the Norfolk and
Western r. r. Co. is completed, which
will be about December l, '92. The ex-
tension will open up additional territory
anu COdl JduuSs duu Hllulu IWO sCdl .
this field cannot be excelled in the
world.
Our coal goes to tidewater at Norfolk,
Va, and all the Southern furnaces are
supplied with Pocahontas coke. Some
of our coke is shipped as far west as
Omaha already via Louisville, and at
the completion of the n. 81 w. extern
sion our principal trade will be west
ward, also will supply the lake trade
with coal. Our principal manufac-
turing towns are Roanoke and Graham,
Va, and Bluefield, w. Va. Pocahontas,
Va, has grown from population Of
100 in 1885 to 5000 in '92.
The recent c ompanies to organize in
this field were the Peerless, Mcdowell,
Greenbrier, Rolf, Roanoke, Arlington,
Gillwin, Alyoma, Tidewater, Bottom
Creek, Upland, Empire, Shawnee, Elk
ridge, Acme and Keystone Coal d
Coke Co. g, all OF which have gone into
operation this year. The extension
will open up the Tug river region,
which will add fifteen additional COM
panies and afford the best coal in the
field. For safe investment 10 better
place can be found. c. I. K.
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What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
Cor Paregorc Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions of Mothers CaStOria destroys Worms and aays
feyerishness prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. CsstOria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatuency
Castoria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Cas'
tOra is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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SUNDAY CONVERSATIONS.
Interesting Items Condensed from the
Sunday "Register."


H.A. Borrowe, the hero of the unfought
duel, has given himself up to the Belgian
authorities, to save his second from impris-
onment.
Jesse Knox, of Gibbons Glade, was rob-
bed of $24l near Kingwood, Friday morn
ing. The robbers are supposed to Dc mem
bers of the Cooley gang.
General Adlai Stevenson is in New York
city, and has expressed confidence in the
Tammany Hall Democrats. He will visit
ex-President Cleveland at Gray Gables be-
fore returning West.
President Harrison has issued procla-
nation commanding the Idaho rioters TO
dispense and retire to their homes. AL the
leaders of the Miners Union have been ar
rested and quiet has been restored.
Chancellor Won Caprivi has been in
structed by the Emperor 10 ignore the Bis
marck controversy. The Emperor will re-
turn from his whaling cruise in August, at
the time Of the accouchement Of the En-
press.
Thomas H. Carter, Of Montana, was
unanimously elected TO the Chairmanship
of the Republican National Committee
Saturday afternoon, during recess OF the
Committee. The Committees selection
was made in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York. A rumor was current that Chris
Magee, of Pittsburg, is to be made the Sec
rotary of the Committee.
President Weihe, Of the Amalgamated
Association, Saturday, received informa-
ton that ship load Of European iron
workers are on their way to this country
for Homestead. The steamer has not yet
arrived. A number of detectives are in
Pittsburg. The Carnegie Company have
issued letter to the strikers, stating that
repairs will be resumed to-day and inviting
the strikers TO return TO their old positions.
A notice was posted Saturday, stating that
individual applications would be received
at the works until July 2lst, and that they
desired to retain their old employees whose
record is satisfactory. This will be the
last notice from the company.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

$1,000 will buy good fOur-roOmsd house on
Virginia street.
$500 will buy a siI.roOmes house on Eish.
tenth street.
1850 will buv si1-roomed house and four
$3.50 will by nve-roomed house on Wiz.
kinia street.
81 500 will buy four roomcd house. East End.
SS2S will buy lot 49, square 5, Gilchris q sddi-
ton.
ssoowiIl buy lot In old Fair Grounds addition.
A2O0 will buy nne building lot on Chaphns
street opposite City Hall. .
Telephone lC7 Real Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.

House OF rooms, Twenty.frst street.
House OF rooms. 23ol Market street., ~ ioa
House rooms, ChApline street, Sixth ward,
1000
House rooms 1906 Jacob street, $50.
Lot on Twenty. ninth street. $500.
One-hAlf lot on Twcnty-ninth street, 800
One-half lot on jacob street, Fifth ward
House OF rooms, Woods street. Centts
Wheeling, tl, $50
Splendid farm, 80 acres. nine miles east Of
city. Cheap.
House OF FIVE rooms on Fourteenth street
House Of three rooms In First ward, $50
House OF four rooms on Eighteenth street
uOOO
Two very desirable lots on South Front street.
Island; cheap.
business house on ChApllne and Twenty-siIih
streets
Large lot at MeMecbsn Gg6antNooISot
House Of eight rooms, vita nldsrn cte-e.A
ences. on Jacob street between Fiftecath aud
Sixteenth streets.
Corner oEe-hAlf lot on kcColloch and Bel
mont streets.
one OF tho best manufacturing Sitss Ia The
city fronting on two railroads.
MONEY To LOAN.
Money TO loan on city real estate.
NESBITT & DEVINE,
myl0 lia9 MARKET street
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is so well adapted TO children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known 20 me-
3. A. AzczBR, II. D.,
III So. Oxford ST, Brooklyn, n. 7.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert.
ence in their outside practice with CaEtoris,
ana although we only hare Anon. our
medical supplies Whist Is known - regular
products, yet we are free 20 confess that ta.s
merits Of Castoria has won rs 10 look viii
favor upon &"
UxITED HOSPITAL AVID DIEPxNsAKT,
Boston, MAJ
Auzx c. SIXTH, Pfs,
array Street., Ne York City.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
AT A SACRIFICE.

Will sell my residence. frontage t4is feet, NO.
s3iS Eof street, with vacant lot adjoining, 40
great bargain. House contains six rooms, be-.
sides Kitchen. hall room. pantry snd finished
bath room. Dry cellar, with heavy foundation
walls under each room Ho. and cold water
and both gases Will sell either house or lot
separately. II same cannot be sold as whole.
Apply at once, as it will sell quick az the prics
asked GEO. RENTSCH.
iylirh, ,ru4d ITO Main Street
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Beware OF Boom Towns and buy In Old
Reliable wheeling.
BUILDING LOTS.
es25 Buys good lot on north end OF Island.
on Fifteenth street, for e. 00
on MeColloeh street, East Wheeling. for 800
On North Huron, ayed street, for $50,
GA South York street. one.half square ffom
Electric street car line, for 500.
on North Erie (hgh ground) for s3l5.
On Fourteenth street for 500.
One OF the choicest lots IN old Fair Grounds
addition: very high ground; beautiful shade
trees, for $500
Business property on Market street
Six.roomed dwelling new house, that Will
pay you l2Ii per cent on si,s0o.
o. G. SMITH,
Tvs 1919 Market street
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DOR RENT-A Two-SroRY BRICK RESI-.
IL dence. rooms, ball and basement, both
gases. hot ard cold water. on Ninth street
Possession given Immediately. Inquire at once.
G. A. SCHEFER & co. 1yl2a
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Castoria.

"Cassoria is an excellent medicine for chill
aren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good eject upon their children"
Dr.. G. G. OsaooD,
Lowell. Mass
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BEAR IN MIND

That although our greatest bar
gains are to be found in this partio-
Ilar department., we are at the same
time Offering exceptional bargains
Throughout all departments.
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WARM WEATHER GOODS
c.. r. I.

Just opened and on sale this morning:
Ladies White Lawn Waists,
Ladies Figured Lawn Waists,
Boys Mothers Friend Waists,
Boys "Star" Scarf Waists,
Embroidered Null Neckties.
Ladies Isle Underwear,
Ladies Silk Underwear,
Ladies Cambria Gowns,
Ladies Cambria Skirts,
Ladies Cambria Drawers,
Ladies Cambria Chemise,
Gents Balbriiggan Shirts,
Gents Balbriggan Drawers,
Gents Patent Eighmie Shirts,
Ladies Isle Thread Hose,
Gents Isle Thread q Hose.
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Qnr aaIe---Real e5stats.

ENOR SALE-BLAEK DEEDS AND DEED:
IL Of Trust, sc. each. st REeIsrER Office.
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which an acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers villconSidert real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of thevsriousouack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DE-. IF. KNczzLoE,
Conway, Ark.
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EoR RENT AND FoR SALE CARDS al
~ REersTER Counting Room. cts. each.
DIOR REST-Two MODERN DWELLINGS
IL on S. Penn street, Island; each contaluss1
rooms finished attic and cellar, bath rooms,
water closets. hot and cold water and both
gases Apply to ALoNZo BARKLEY, l2i
south Penn street iel9deh
DIOR RENr-FINE UPSTAIRS DWELLINGS
IL OF seven rooms each; also stsre rooms In
the new building corner Of Main and Tenth
streets. Also four rooms with river view sec
ond foor No 1905 Main street. JAS l.. HAM
|. LEY, No. 1870 Main street JED
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ElOR SALE, cHEAP-L0r 50xl6O IN WaInut
IL Grove. lying between G. W. hitchel's aud
Joel Woods. Also one lot 57SSxi50 feet adjoiu-
Ing the residence OF Capt H. w. Smith ana the
Mitchell residence Enquire OF ROSS MITCH.
ELL, Martins Ferry, o. my2S :.
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EloR SALE AND FOR RENT CARDS AT
II REGISTER Counting Room. cts. each.
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COAL WEALTH.

Mercer and Mcdowell Counties Mineral
Wealth-Pocahontas aud Elkhorn Coal
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yours"
THEN GET UP INTO THIS TEMPLE
Of the sun, worShipperS in white, each
with palm branch, and from high gal
lery Of that temple look down upon the
thousands Of thousands, and the ten
thousand times ten thousand, and the
one hundred and forty and four thou
sand, and the great multitude that no
man can number" and louder than the
rush of the wheels, louder than the
tramp Of the redeemed, hear voice
saying, "All are yoursw See the great
procession marching around the throne
OF God. Martyrs who went up on
wings of fame. Invslids who went up
from couches OF distress. ToilerS who
went up from the WorkhOuse, and the
factory and the mine. All the bruised
and suffering children of God. See the
chariOts Of salvation; in them those who
were more than cOnQuerOrs. See them
marching round about the throne OF
God forever and forever, and know that
''all are yours"
o ye who have pains OF body that ex-
haust your strength and wear out your
patience, / hold before you this morn
Ing the land of eternal health and Of i'm
rarishable beauty, and ''all is yoursr'
!, We who have hard work to get your
I ~. bread, hard work TO shelter your
lren from the stOrm, lift before
n he vision Of that land where they
hunger, and they never thirst,
I'd feeds them, and robes cover
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-04
A MURDER MYSTERY.
A MTLATTO WOlIAN'S BODY FOUND
IN 4 POND.
THE INITIATED BoDx OF YOUNG
MULATTo woMANFoUNDI in Al
HORRIBLE CONDITION.

NEwTowS, L. T., May THE mu-
tilated body Of a young colored woman
was found on the edge of pond BY
Michael Twiss. In the throat there
was terrible CASH, almost severing
the head from the body. Near her
body lay small blood-smeared razor
with amber colored handle. This was
evidently the weapon with which the
deed had been committed.
The young woman S hand was clutch
ing, in death grip, a broken umbrella
handle with an ivory knob, the top Of
which had been broken of. Her
clothing was torn and disordered. The
girl was about 10 years old. She is
supposed to be the wife Of an ex-
preacher Of Flushing named Hamilton.
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EXAMINATION IN PHYSIOLOGY.

High School, May 3, 1902.
/. There are how many bones in the
human bodyf
2. What are the fontanellesg
8. Give the best example Of a ball
and socket joint.
4. Into what two great classes are
muscles divided7 Where is the BIZ
ceps muscle7
5. Give two notifications Of the
skin.
0. What does connective tissue yield
when boiled2
z. What is the general effect Of a
cold bath? OF warm bath9 When
should the full bath be taken9
8. Why are rubbers cold to the feet I
0. Name the organs Of respiration 2
10. What is the Diaphragm
II. Upon what does stammering de-
pend?
-. What are kernels in the arm
pitsl
ID. Name the five special senses7
IA. What does Barzelius say diges-
ton is9
10. Outline the circulation Of the
blood
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ENTERTAINMENT.

There will be Little Folks Con-
cert by the Infant Class Of Trinity
Episcopal Church Sunday School, for
the benefit of the said school, at Fellers
Hall on Friday evening next, at
o'clock.
The entertainment will consist Of Ad-
dresses, Music, REGULATIONS, Tableaux,
Drills, &c., and it being under the
management Of Mrs. L. M. Hoke gives
a guarantee that every feature viii be
tasteful. edifyings and amusing.
It is hoped that the public, will pat
ronize this entertainment literally as
an encouragement to the children in
their laudable undertaking to pro-
mote the interests Of their Sunday
School Admission 10 cts. Reserved
seats Is cts. Tickets for sale at Bur-
dett's Book Store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-04
rHRouaHour THE COUNTRY.


The issue of silver dollars during the
week ending April 80 was 1893 ,435.
Sheriff Luna, of Searcy County, Texas,
was arrested by his bondsmen while on
a spree. He had spent $4,000 of the
countJ's money.
Daniel O'Sullivan was mistaken for
a burglar by Wolf, Bernstein and a
Waterman in Chicago, and he was
riddled with bullets.
Oyerwork aud insomnia has sent
Musical Director William S. Mullaly Of
the City Directory Company, to an in
sane asylum.
In an argument overa game Of cards,
Charles Smith, of Caldwell, Kan, was
shot and instantly killed by Bert
Williams, bartender.
After lively shooting ARRAY George
Cassidy and w. Hammer, horse thieves,
were captured by Sheriff posse near
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Saginaw, Mich. got a taste of en-
forced prohibition last Sunday, and it
resulted in more excitement and cases
of drunk than ever known before.
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a HoPEFuI OUTLOOK.

The orchards have put on their
spring suits. The cherry trees are
white with bloom, promising q good
crop Of that luscious fruit. The peach
orchards are blushing in their bloom.
The apple trees are showing signs Of
plentiful bloom. The wheat crop
promises to be good one, the warm
weather having given it o stimulus.
The late spring has somewhatretarded
the growth Of the grass crop, but de-
spite the croakings Of the Of the pessi-
mists, from present indications the
present year promises to be very
fruitful and promising one. A MAORI.
ty Of farmers have planted corn while
others who have been retarded by Til,
wet season will plant this week.
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Mr.. Samuel Sewers, formerly clerk
in an insurance agency here, is visit
ing friends in this city.
The Fisheries Of Lake superior.

At little Port Arthur alone the figures
Of the fishing industry for the market
are astonishing In 1883 the fishermen
there caught 100000 pounds of white
fish, 800, 600 pounds of lake trout, 4S, 600
pounds Of sturgeon, $4,000 pounds Of
pickerel and 80. 900 pounds Of other fish,
or more than million pounds in all.
They did this with an investment of
IS. 800 in boats and $4,000 IN gill and
pound nets. This yield nearly all went
to Chicago packing company, and itis
in the main Chicago and Cleveland capi-
tai that is controlling the lakes fisheries.
Julian Ralph in Harper's.
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BOARD MEETING.

On Tuesday evening, Hon. Geo. NJ.
Bowers met with the Board of Agri-
culture to talk over the arrangements
made for the agricultural exhibits at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Upon suggestion, Col. j. NJ. Rowan
was appointed committee of one
to communicate with the president of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition
Committee and, if advisable, attend
the next meeting Of the committee and
offer any assistance on behalf of the
Board Of Agriculture that may be ac-
ceptable, in making the exhibit at the
exposition of the agricultural products
and live stock of the State.
Among other important matters. it
was decided to hold an Institute in
connection with the next meeting of
the board and to continue the work of
holding Farmers Institutes at such
times and places as the board may
from time to time deem advisable.
The secretary, by order Of the board,
will continue to publish the monthly
bulletins, two issues of which have al
ready appeared for March and April.
The board viii probably adjourn to-
morrow.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
.our FRIEND. comlng ina aolnr

Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr.. Smith Griffith Of Darkesville, ii
visiting in the city.
Mr.. Samuel Way, Of Frederick Nd,
is visiting Mr.. s. 2. Douglass.
Mrs. Kinsey Creque, of this city, i.
visiting relatives in Cumberland.
Mr.. s. c. Crawford has gone to Hag-
erstown to engage in railroading.
Rev. E. G. Gallagher, wife and
child, are visiting friends ON w. Race
ST.
Messrs Greenbaum and Gruber, two
well known gentlemen of Baltimore,
are in the city.
Messrs. E. B. Capper and J. W. HON.
rich, of this city, spent Sunday visit
ing friends in Hagerstown.
Messrs. Rigsby and Schill were in
Baltimore yesterday, purchasing stock.
preparatory to their opening to-day.
Miss Banf, Of Frederick, who has
been visiting in this city, returned
home yesterday, accompanied by Mrs.
Tabler.
Mr.. Slime and wife, Of Baltimore.
are here at the bedside of their son,
who was seriously injured by the fall
ing Of the railroad bridge at Cherry
Run.
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ExcAvATIoN coMrLErEp.

Much sympathy has been expressed
by very knowing persons for the con-
tractor for the excavation for the
foundation of the public building, on
account of supposed losses BY reason
of bad management and double hand
ling Of stone and the fact that nearly
the whole work was in solid rock.
Sheriff Miller has completed his con-
tract, subject only to the official in
spection Of the Surveyor. His bid was
5000, another bid was $1,000, while a
Baltimore contractors bid over $4,000.
The blasting powder and incidentals
were comparatively small items.
In addition to the contract price Of
5000, Mr.. Miller has had some small
sources O.. profit, and estimates that
from known.and unknown contributors
he has received sympathy to the
amount of about $500. While this
latter item may be regarded as an as
set it should not be included in the
cash profit of the contract.
The foreman on the work, who was
there from first to last every day, made
81 days to noon to-day, and the total
number of days labor expended was
$50 to the samedate. Derrick, Imam,
and one horse for % days, at s2.50per
day, carriage net $50. The stone and
rock removed were worth more than
the cost of all the hauling. The
stone piled up on the north side of the
lot and in the cellar, are fine building
stone, placed there by order of the
government, under their contract reser-
walton and viii save many hundreds
Of dollars of the appropriation, which
would otherwise have been expended
for the purchase and hauling of build.
ing stone.