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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-18

trains were very successful in getting
of their cars in time TO escape being
killed or MANNED, but the engineers and
iremen OF both engines were not so
successful. as an inspection OF the list
of casualties at the head Of this article
will show, Brakeman Addlesberger, OF
No. 90 was on the front Of his train and
was caught In the wreck and killed, and
brakeman Mathews Of No. SO, was
bruised and scratched up ia jumping,
but not seriously injured. Conductor
| William Dean, Of No. %, and Brake
man George Deitz, OF the same train,
were practically unhurt, as was Conduc-
tor Charles Kinney, OF No. 50 and his
/ force Of brakemen aside from Mathews
and Pierce. The car Of horses attached
10 train No. % was the last car Of the
train, and was not wrecked, but the
other loaded ears were terribly mashed
up.
/ As the telegraph wires were broken,
I IL was some time before news Of the
accident was reported either TO this city
or Grafton, but as soon as c0mmuuica-
ton could be established, wrecking
train was sent 10 the scene, and the
work of clearing the track was begun.
| An impromptu telegraph Office was
opened by the roadside, medical aid
was summoned from Cameron. Mounds
Vile aud points east Of the wreck, and
Father Bontlou, OF Moundsville, was
also sent for, and responded to the
call. At eight o'clock last night it was
( reported ia this city that the track
was about clear.
The causes of the accident are vari-
ously stated. One version is that Sec
tion four OF train No. 90, east-bound,
did not display the proper signal, and
the last section Of No. 50 supposed that
the fourth section Of No. 90 was the
| last and pulled out, only TO discover the
mistake when the fifth section OF No.
90 swung around the curve at the
scene of the accident. Another
rumor was that the proper signals were
displayed at Floyd's Station, but were
not seen by No SO, while still another
rumOr was that the signals were seen,
but were not understood. Enquiry was
made at the depot az this city, as 10
which of these versions was the correct
one, but the officials said they had no
definite information. and could not
state which report was the right one,
or, indeed, if any one Of the three was
right.
The bodies Of Fisher and Addlesber-
ger were brought this city yesterday
afternoon and taken to Altmeyer's IN
dertaking establishment, on the South
Side, where they were prepared for
burial. Both men were very we'll known
here and their death was widely and
deeply deplored. Fisher was a brother
OF A. Y. Fisher, the saloon keeper at
Twentieth and Main streets.
A fireman on the west-bound train
said 10 REGISTER reporter on the
scene: 1T was about o'clock, and we
were running on the down grade at
about twenty miles an hour. l heard a
noise and looking out Of the cab saw a
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DIED.

MANNING-on Friday morning, june 10Th,
1893. al O'Clock. EMMA, wife Of John Manning,
in the SOth year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband,
1914 Water street, this Sunday afternoon at
8 O'Clock. Intermsnt At Boggs' cemetery.
FIsHER-Saturday, June 18th, 1898, GLEN
ENT. son OF Mary J. and the late Barney Fisher,
aged % years and months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HENRY-On Thursday, June 49, lS93, at 10 20
D. M. MARY NJ, wife Of James A. Henry, aged
46 years.
PATTERSON--On Tuesday, June 18th, 1898,
at 9 o'clock q. M, ROBERT RALPH, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Patterson, aged month and
% days.
LINDEMANN-At Buffalo, n. Y, Monday,
June ~ 1898 IDA MAY, Oldest daughter of Henry
and Lizzie Lindemann, in her 10Th year.
ARBENZ-On Wednesday, June 18th, 1893,
GorrDANK, son OF Henry J. and Caroline Ar
benz aged omonths and 20 days.
GRAHAM-We dnesday. June IA. ls93 at ll:45
.. m, at her residence, 1406 Chapine street,
Mrs. ELIZA GRAHAM, in her saith year.
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HUNDRED,
The New and Pushing Town on the Ii. & o
A Chance For a Safe Investment.

The New and Pushing Town on the b' q "
A Chance For a Safe Investment.
In the days of inflated boom town
talk, it does one good to run across
sale of real estate which comes under
the head OF an addition to town that
has merit in it. Such may be truthfUlly
said of the lot sale at Hundred, Wetzel
county; on the Il. Il o. road. only few
miles from Wheeling. j. b. Hamilton
has laid his farm, at that place, OIL into
lots and has already had one sale, at
which number OF lots were sold. So
much encouraged is Mr.. Hamilton at
the result OF the last sale that he has
arranged with Auctioneer j. G. Hervey
for another sale on Thursday, June p.
Some of the parties who bought at
the last sale have sold again, realizing a
handsome profit. Sales have been made
at an advance all the way from $40 to
$780, This is making money very rap
idly. The most striking feature, how
ever, about the purchases at Hundred
Is the fact that majority OF the pur-
chasers are preparing TO build. Al
ready number Of houses in course OF
construction. Many OF these buildings
are store-rooms, and in the next two or
three months several new stores will be
in full operation.
Among the industries and business
places already in operation are large
wooden mill. employing 25 to so people
three large dry goods stores, two hotels
and number OF small shops. A
brick plant OF large capacity, one-of
the largest planning mills in the county,
and a glass house of large PROD
are some of the enterprises which will
be located At this growing town within
a very short time. Gas and oil are 70
be found In this neighborhood. One
gas we'll is now flowing and has a
pressure OF 1900 pounds, and it is
getting stronger each year.
All the advantages OF Hundred to the
investor can not be recounted In as short
an article as this, but none OF our read
ers will make mistake by going into
Hundred.
]. c. Hervey, Of this city, is the auc-
tioneer, and he will see 10 ii that all
bidders are treated fairly. His work az
the last sale was highly satisfactory.
and will more than maintain his repu
tation at the coming sale. Do not for
get the day and the date, Thursday
June %. 1
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section Of No. So q west bound coal
and mixed train, and as both trains were
running at high rate OF speed, the
resulting crash was an awful one.
Sixteen cars were piled up on top Of
each other and upon tho engines and
tenders, aud two men were killed and
five wounded, one OF them dangerously.
The others OF the train crews had the
good luck TO save themselves by jump
ing.
The track was torn up and blockaded
ali during the day and part Of last
night, all trains for this city or running
through here % PittSburg or via Bell
alre for the West having 10 be sent
around by way Of Cumberland. Even
the telegraph wires were torn down,
and IL was With great difficulty that
anything like a correct idea Of the acct
dent could be obtained in this city,
where the most startling rumOrs as 10
The extent Of the damage and loss Of
life were In circulation during yester-
day morning.
Both the dead men. and three OF the
FIVE wounded resided in this city or at
Benwood, the other wounded men be-
log residents Of Grafton, and this fact
made the accident OF unusual interest
here In this city.
The trains Involved in the wreck we're
the fifth session of No. 99, east bound,
consisting Of three loaded cars, one Of
shoes, one OF -four and one OF horses,
and nine empties; and a section OF No.
80. west bOund--a mixed train. At the
point who're the accident occurred,
there Is a curve around the base OF a
hill, and the grade slopes both ways
20 the point Of the curve, making q
bad place for collision, as
trains going in either direction, gener-
ally shoot down the grade at moro than
the usual speed in order to gain mo-
mentum for the ascent Of the grade on
the other leg OF the curve. This was
the situation with both the cOlliding
trains, yesterday morning, and the re-
suit was that they came together with
frightful velocity, the impact Of the
engines wrecking both machines In a
very thorough manner, and piling up
the cars until the debris lowered almost
as high as the top Of the telegraph
poles. Neither engine completely
left the track, they crashing
together and jamming up almost into
the space usually occupied by one en-
CINE, while the tenders and cars ran in
together aud on top Of the engines and
tenders, telescoping and piliUg on top
OF each other, until the wreck was one
Of the worst ever seen by fourth divis-
ion railroaders. IL was broad daylight
when the accident occurred, and IS the
two trains came toward each other
around the curve. the engineers apd
fremen caught sight Of what was cop-
ing and, grasping the situation,
steam was cut of, brakes thrown
on IN twinklipg, and the crews made
p break for safety by jumping. The
conductors and braksmen Of the tWo
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Dropped Dead.

An old colored lady, named Dorcas
Greenelch, from Steubenville, dropped
dead as she stepped from the car al the
c. & P. depot in Bellaire yesterday
evening. She was sick when she
started on the train from Steubenville,
and two persons went to her assistance
TO help her from the train. When they
got her 10 the steps, she fell dead on
the platform. She formerly lived with
a cOlored man in Bellaire, named VIM.
Moses. Later he moved TO Steubenville,
and she accompanied him. She was on
her way to Bellaire to visit friends.
Undertaken Burley took charge Of the
remains.
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Police Court.

There were eighteen cases in this
Court, yesterday morning. Annie Keim
and Ella Jerome got $50 and costs for
keeping houses Of i'll fame, and twelve
inmates and visitors SIS and costs each.
A drunk was suspended, Taylor went to
the hill for thirty days, Martha Ruff
ner went to Jail for fifteen days, and
vag was al owed to 90.
IN last evenings Court Mary j. Will
liams and jennie Black were fined IS
and costs for lettering in house OF i'll
fame. VIM. Smith. charged with dis
order, was dismissed.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE
or Lots at Hundred, W. Va,
THURSDAY, JUNE 22d, 1893.

Hundred is rapidly growing town on the
main line OF the b. Il o. R. r., a. miles east OF
Wheeling; has natural gas in abundance; the
shipping point for one Of the best agricultural
districts in West Virginia and Western Penn
sylv MIA; planning. flour and wooden mills in
operation. About 100 lots were sold on the 9Th
and 9Th, on which Improvements will De made.
Free manufacturing sites offered. About 200
choice lots will be offered on the I'D at public
auction.
t 3. HAMILTON, Hundred. W. Va
J. G. HERvET, Auctioneer. jel3eAdi
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In,tl CO NrnnIon,s Court.

Last Friday night there was case
before Squire VIM. ManniOn, Of the
South Side, which attracted consider
able attention. Jos. Niece complained
that John Atkins committed an assault
on him in his own home. Atkins wife
was a witness. Niece believed she
would testify on his side of the case,
but she did not, and, falling to prove
the assault was made, the case was dis
missed and Niece was given the costs.
Both paltie live on the South Side
near the Belmont blast furnace.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
comlnr Entertainment.

Earle Willfey, assisted by the
Bethany College Gee Club, will give an
entertainment at the Disciples church
tomorrow e1enihg, for the benefit OF
the Ladies Missionary Society. An at
tractive programme will be rendered,
and the reputation Of the performers
alone, should test the capacity OF the
church.
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MoundsYllIc ON and Gas Company.

The stockholders of the Moundsyille
OH and Gas Company held a meeting
last night, and elected Board Of d.
rectors as follows: D. f. Hodgeman,
Chas. A. Weaver. j. NJ. Roberts, Daniel
Yonkin, J. NJ. Sullivan, j. b. Hicks,
w. II. Dorsey. The Board organized
by eecting j. 3. Hicks, President; j.
NJ. Roberts, Vice President, and D. E.
Hodgeman, Secretary and Treasurer.
The necessary 500 Of stock has been
subscribed, and the company will put
down two test wells i'm mediately.
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Died Of His Injuries.

Barney Keorber, the man crushed in
the Standard mill coal mines last Fri
day, died the same evening at o'clock
at his home on Washington street, Mar
tins Ferry. The stone descended on
him, causing internal hemorrhage, the
cause of his death. The way he suf-
fered was terrible, as he remained con-
scious TO within few moments OF his
death. He leaves q. wife and eight
children TO mourn his loss. The re-
mains were takeniyesterday down the
river to Sardis for burial.
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nnnn Air CONCERT.

The second OF the series OF open
air concerts given free at the public
square, by Mayors baud, was even more
successful than the initial number.
The warm weather brought out large
crowd, and probably two thousand
people were present at different times
during the evening, The music was
excellent
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A broken Leg.

Watson Terrill, farmer residing
east of Triadelphia, while driving a
load OF hay down hill, met with quite
an accident. The rubber bar broke,
causing the horses torun away, and Mr..
Terrell fell from the wagon, breaking
his left leg just below the knee. Drs,
Shields and Cracraft were called, and
the man was removed to his home. The
wagon was considerably damaged.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deed OF Transfer LeR for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks Of
fee yesterday:
Deed made September 10, 1891, By
AQuilla B Caldwell and wife TO the
City OF Wheeling, for lot No. 10, in
CaldWell's addition. Consideration, ST.
600.
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TWO KILLED,
FlVE WOUNDED.
A Terrible Wreck On the B. & O.,
Yesterday Morning,
NEARBURTON, MARSHALL COUNTY
Two Freight Trains, Runningat High
Speed, Came Together.
SIXTEEN CARS WERE WRECKED
Debris Piled Up Twenty Feet High
and All Traffic Stopped.
Fireman Glenn Fisher, Of This City
and Brakeman Addlesberger,
Of Benwcod, Killed, and
Five of the Train Crews
Wounded, One OF
Them Very DAN
gerOusly.
SIXTEEN CARS WERE WRECKED
Debris Piled Up Twenty Feet High
and All Traffic Stopped.
The Killed.


GLEN FISHER, of Jacob street, below
Forty-third; aged twenty-five; unmarried {;
fireman OF engine No. 1909 both legs cut
of. and other serious wounds.
ELI ADDLEsBBRGER, OF BenWOod juno
ton; aged twenty-five; brakeman on train
No. o.; terribly crushed.
Tho Wounded.
WILLIAM F. GEHR1Ne. Of No. PA Jacob
street: engineer Of engine No. l2Oo; very
dangerously scalded about face, arms ana
body.
PETER HORN, Of BenwoOd; fireman OF
engine No. 1909; slight general injuries,
and collar bone broken.
JAMES QUINN, engineer OF engine NO
1903; badly bruised; lives at Grafton.
GEORGE MATHEWS, Of McMechen; brake
man on train No. 50; general bruises.
FRED PIERCE, of Grafton, brakeman on
No SO, bad scalp wound, and bruised about
body.
One OF the most serious freight wrecks
occurring FOR years on the fourth divi-
sion of the Baltimore aud Ohio road,
happened at half past five o'clock yes
terdeY morning, about mile and half
east OF Burton, Marshall county, at
Fry's Flat. about thirty-fye miles from
this city.
The fifth section Of freight No. 90,
east bound, collided with the fourth
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

BUILDING LOTS AT GLENDALE, size lOOx75 price $500 upward
with fine wide streets and shade trees parks Only hcass
going there Have you been on the grounds Cal and we
will show you free OF cost
RESIDENCE AT ECHO POINT attic, cellar BATH natural gas
good supply water 200x300 price S5O00 possession al once
has five years start over places
RESIDENCE AT BEACH BOTTOM room acres all oul-nuNcng
800 fruit trees walk from stlton price $1,000
BUILDING LOTS AT PARK VIEW all sizes and prices Park View
Streets 50oOt alleys natural best OF water COCO walks
shade trees fine view; five minutes walk from motor station
McMsCHEN BUILDING L0TSWe agents tor Mcechen town os
We have lots for sale all additions and have all the pts ONCE We
$5 up. you call at our once We viii show you the Town
and Give YOU benefit time and knowledge free OF cost
SIS buys 75xl50 at Terra Alta the fast growing town on the b.
railroad only ten lots left at this price. Call for particulars
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A glance at the Registers pages Will
demonstrate its superiority ~ to local and
teiseraphio news. Daily. and sunday de-
lfvered TO any part ofthe SKty or surrOund-
Ing towns for IS cents peHwcek
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WHAT A YOUNG LADY SAYS

In Regard 10 Pair of Glasses Fitted for
Her by Prof. shefI, the Optlcian.
1 am very much pleased with my
glasses. They have helped my head
ache more than all the medicines have
taken, aud they rest my eyes, and l can
read or sew until very late at night,
and my eyes do not ache as they did be-
fore when l read for few minutes dur
ing the day. Miss V. M. Bees.
Prof. Shelf can be consulted and eyes
examined, without charge, for glasses
at his new quarters, ITO Main street,
one door above Shocks dry good store.
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DoN'r fail to attend the picnic OF
the ST. Johns Young Folks Society, at
Wheeling Park, Wednesday, June 81,
1898.
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DoN'T fail to attend the picnic Of
the st. johns Young Folks Society, at
Wheeling Park, Wednesday, June p,
1898.
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DoN'T fail to attend the picnic Of
the st. Johns Young Folks Society, at
Wheeling Park, Wednesday, June 21,
1898.
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MONDAY.

Don't fail to attend the special sale OF
Ladies' Suits AZ L. :. GOOD CO.'S.
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Beautiful line Of ChalIies ut 3 Sac. Read
Stone = Thomas ad.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR VITRIFIED

L FIRE BRICK FOR PAVING.
Sealed proposals VIII be received et the Office
OF the Board OF Public Works Of the city Of
Wheeling until II o'clock noon Of Moneay,
June 49, 1898, for 10000. more or less, yitfiled
FIRE brick. best quality Of paving brick. Tho
brick 70 be either delivered on the streets where
theg are 10 be paved or on board the cas-. Bids
will be received both ways. All soft or insult
able brick will be throwa GU. when paving and
not counted or be paid for. Proposals 70 be
marked Proposals Tor VitriEed Fire Briek."
b. order OF tne Bosfd OF Public Works
isf2.di THOS. N. DARRAH Clerk
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The largest line OF Wash Goods in the
city. 10000 Yards Sh:tiia-s At Sic Men
DAY. head Stone 3 thomas adj
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Regular 81 lee Wool ChalIies at 40.
American Chanies at s Sac. Read Stone
4 Thomas ad.
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NOTICE OF SALE-THERE WILL BE A
~ sale OF household and kitchen furniture al
No. 81 North YORK street Island, on Wednes'
Gay, June 2lst. 1893. commencing at 10 a. IN.
Terms cash. w. n HALLEK, Auctionesr
ieISq
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Case Dark Ground soc Chsllies on sale
Monday at 29c. Read stOne 3 Thomas adj
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ED-BooKKEEPERS, SrEHoGRA-
w piers, clerks, etc. DESTROYS OF goot posi-
tions-and business nrms needing such help
to address h. A. Clover, Manager "Commef-
cial and Educational Bareau u Enploy mont
(olflce With Draughon's Consolidated Practical
business Collsgs) Nashville Team. Good
positions guaranteed (guafantee la writing 70
al who will take a FOIL course IN abDys Col
lege. Write for particulars. (hentiou ihis
papef) m3ai-
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Don't fail to attend the special sale OF
Ladies' Suits at L. :. GOOD 4 CO.'S.
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NATANTED-kGENTS sample SKsblock,
w Pat 1892, free by mall for 70 stamp. Inn
mense. UariYalled Only good one ever ln-
vented. Beats woigbts. Sales unparalleled.
sl2 day. BRoHARD (Box 90, Phlla, Pa.
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FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-A CHOICE ROOM, Excellent
Il light and ventilation, in our new building
Immediate possession. THE CITY BANK OF
WHEELING. tul0ek5h
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TOR RENT.

Three story brick building s. by .65 #, ad-
Joining Henry Morris box factory. corner
Eighteenth and ChApline streets. Building has
steam hoist elevator and will be rented either
with or without power for running machinery
A splendid OCCASION for GnufActuring estab-
ma5eodadh THE WEST VA. TOBACCO co.
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WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY, IN
w exclusive territorp. Our safes sell 20 sight
in CITY or country. Agents irst In held actual.
lv getting rich. One agent In one dpy CLEARED
tgi50 SO can you Catalogue FREQ Address
ALPnK sAFE Co., No. 3O0-57l CLARK street, Gin
cinBAtl, y. letdqs
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TIME UNITED LIFE INSURANCE Asso

/ citation OF New York has lately issued 4
new policy more equitable 70 the policy hol1
and more saieable and profitable for the q
than any now before the public. Material
Jun; no advance or admission fee; foz
wanted As Managers. local ana speci1
upon liberal terms; guarantees. 10
rltory. address az above, care OF wee
INK New FORK.
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VKT ANTED-To LOAN MONEY
w per cent. nrst mortgage, real
curity. Farm or city property. Gail n
myl3h
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stone & Thomas offer 10. 900 yards ChRI
lies at ) 3-4c Monday.
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WAhTED-To SELL FOR RENT AND
w sale Cards, Blank Deeds and DaedSv
Trust, Blank Lenses. Jastiees' Blanks. %
REGISTER Counting Rooips.
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CALEsMEN-A SNAP FOR TRAVELLING
> men who visit many different towns aud
villages; daily expenses easily made In ffteen
minutes while waiting FOR train. appointing
agents: no sales 90 make, no samples 10 carry.
For particulars address "koWIhS." Lock BOX
SIS, Chicago. jelidt
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VXTANTED-A LADY DREssMAKgR wishes
w TO enter partnership With young lady
who understands dressmAking In all It, branch
es Call nc No o32 Main stseet any morning
after o'clock during coming week. ieloq.
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WANTED.

uTANTRD-WHTTE WOMAN, GERMAN
w preferred. for general house work. 20 live
la country. Family small aud everything
convenient. Gail or address Mrs. GEO. A..
WICKHAM. Cfessap Y. o., NArsh All county,
w. Va leisdqor