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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-08-18
| 7HB CLEARING HOUSE.
THE FIRST MEETING OF BANKERS HELD
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Egh! Of the Eleven Banks Of the City Repre-
ssntsd-Prlimlnary Action Taksn-St0ek for
the Proposed New Bank Coming In

The preliminary meeting OF the rep
resentatives of the several banks OF the
city, ha wing for the ultimate object the
formation OF a Clearing House, was
held at the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce at half-past four yesterday
afternoon, as announced in the REGIS
TER.
Eight of the eleven banks Of the city
were represented, they being the Dol
lar, Ohio Valley, Peoples, Bank OF
Wheeling, German, Mutual, South Side
and Title and Trust Company. The
Commercial, National and City Bank
had no representatives present.
The gentlemen present organized
temporarily by calling Cashier StiIel'
OF the Title and Trust Company, to the
chair. and Cashier Dobbins, Of the
Dollar Bank, was made secretary. a
general discussion of the situation en-
sued, and after free expression OF
opinion, it was decided TO go ahead
with the preliminary steps, resolution
favoring the establishment OF BanK-
ers' Association or Clearing House be-
ing unanimously adopted. A commit.
tee consisting of Messrs, G. Lamb, OF
the Bank of Wheeling, ?. B. Do66lns,
of the Dollar Bank, and Howard Haz-
lett, OF the Title and Trust Company,
was appointed to get up plan OF pro-
cedure, they to report at meeting to
be- called by Chairman Stifel, This
done, the meeting adjourned to await
the report of the committee.
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Yesterday about noon two women.
sttired something after the manner OF
nuns, appeared upon the streets in the
business portion OF the city, and be-
gan rather hurried but complete can
vas OF business houses, soliciting
money. Going to one weIi-known
Catholic gentleman, suspicion was In
some manner excited and on being
questioned one OF the women said they
were from Detroit, and were fully
authorized by the authorities Of this
diocese 20 solicit cash. They admitted,
however, that they had no writing to
that effect. A messenger was sent TO
the Cathedral but no one TO authority
was 10 at the time. A little later, how
ever, the police were informed Of the
matter aud the two women were
taken 20 the City Hall where they were
interviewed by the Catholic authorities.
The interview was not a satisfactory
one for the women, who. we're advised
20 leave the city and they promptly did
so, crossing the river 20 Etnaville. Az
the City Hall one OF the women said
she was from Pitts6urg.
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she Took the hint.

A good Presbyterian woman In toun-
ers street had tramp caller last FRI
day and she generously set before him
a glass Of milk, plenty Of bread and a
piece of pie. The tramp sat down and
looked at it for some time.
MADAM" he said without touching
II, are you member of any church|'
She though he was going to ask q
blessing.
eyes, she replied, 81 am aPresby-
teriaD."
'I am glad to hear that, madam, for
am Presbyterian myself"
"Yes?" she replied, not knowing
what else TO say.
Eyes, madam" he went on. as he
eyed the food critically, land l believe
us Presbyterians don't object to eating
meat on Friday, do we?"
Then it was her meek and lowl y splr-
It hoisted itself in wrath, and the next
minute the tramp was flying toward
the gate with the dyg after him.
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SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PiLhly Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
is called for tonight.
NJ. i. MCCONAHAY was arrested last
night by Officer Scally for abusive Ian
guage.
WILLIAM WIGGINs, prominent
farmer and wool-grower Of near Fow-
ler's, Brooke county, died on Monday
last and was buried yesterday.
IL locking a wagon Of hay near East
Liverpool, Wednesday, sparks caused
bY friction I'm setting the brakes Of the
wagon set Ere TO the hay and two
farmers were Compelled to jump TO save
being burned,
AN aged German lady lost knitted
cape, last night, somewhere between
Twentieth and Fourteenth streets. The
person finding it is requested to leave it
at police headquarters, as the article
was valued as present.
Or Tuesday a mob Of 100 Italians
captured J. w. King, contractor on the
extension OF the New Cumberland
branch of the Panhandle, and held
him prisoner until Wednesday morn
ing because he failed to pay them in
cash on Saturday. IL required the as
sistance OF the Sheriff of Hancock
county and a posse OF deputies to re-
lease him.
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rhe Pronosed Sew Band.

The gentlemen having In charge the
soliciting of stock for the proposed new
bank, to take the place Of the Exchange
Bank, were at work yesterday, with
gratifying success, and it was stated
last evening that the prospects were
that the list would foot up $4,000 OF
stock without the manufacturers and
heavy business men OF the city having
been approached. The classes named
are depended upon to swell the list thus
raised to the total of 100000 desired,
and there is a very gratifying prospect
that this will be done, especially after
the meeting which has been called for
Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock,
at the Directors room Of the Exchange
Bank. The publication yesterday OF
the call for this meeting, in the morn
ing papers and the Ohio VALLEY MdnU-
factllrer, did,much,to arouse deeper In
terest in the proposed institution, and
the reasons assigned In the MGnutGc-
tltrer's article, as we'll as those given by
the REGISTER, were read with much in
terest and commented upon according
Iy. The gentlemen at present circuIat-
ing the subscription list are particularly
DESTROYS OF obtaining the subscriptions
of people Of moderate means, who can
take from three to i've shares, and many
such subscriptions came in yesterday.
Many can well afford 70 put down their
names for small lots Of stock, and
should not neglect the opportunity TO
do so,
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He ErIdsntlr WASN'T Klnsd.

Yesterday morning the REGISTER
published letter, received through the
mail. signed by james Henderson,
New York City" stating that a man
supposed 90 be Chris. StOckda.e, OF this
city, had been killed by train In New
York, aud saying that bank BOOK
calling for $500 and a number OF let
tiers aud papers relating 20 real estate
mad been found upon his person.
10 looks very much as though Mr.
Stockdale wrote aud mailed this har-
rowing letter himself, and that be Is
very much alive az this writing. An
INSPECTION of the p1stmar6 on the letter
Yesterday shows that 10 was mailed az
Cumberland, ND, aud not iu New YORK.
St0ckdale was q fireman 90 the Key
mann brewery, and left the city eight
weeks agO 90 90 90 UniOutown, Pa, au0
draw fifteen hundred dollars from oanN
belonging 90 him. He got the money
and wrote 60 his wife once or twice, but
did not return home. he is known
10 have been ia COketon, w. Va,
since that, and started a rumor that be
was going % England, abandoning his
wife, who lives ia this city. Mrs. Stock
dale called az this Office last evening,
with a telegram in answer 70 one she
had sent to New York City during tue
day, which said no such accident as de-
scribed in the letter had occurred there,
and as she showed a letter from her
husband ia the same handwriting as
that sent to the REGISTER, there Is 1T
tie doubt but that ner husband desired
TO have her believe he was dead.
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ahother kind of Q. Warrington.


"Traveling men are just as truthful
as any other class" began the drum
mer. and every other man In the party
coughed significantly.
"WelI, they are" sontended the
drummer, "and Notwithstanding you
and everybody else seem to think they
are liars"
The hotel clerk looked sympa-
thetic.
"Oh, hotel clerks amt any better
than the rest" said the drummer.
''Only last week l stopped at hotel
In Muskegon and just for fun l regis
tered George Washington The clerk
didn't seem to notice anything particu-
lar in the name, and began to talk.
"sEver hear OF him?" l said.
+" Nope he answered flippantly.
Never heard of George Washing
ton?'
'sThe clerk examined the signature
and took gaze at my sample cases.
mo, never heard Of him.
"What. never heard OF George
Washington, the man that never told a
lie?
" ooh, him?' and a fash Of intelli-
gence came to his face. Yes, I've
heard of him, but drummers amt that
kind. Front, take this gent to A, and
that's all the satisfaction l got out OF
itn
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Too Far OG

He had wandered about into dozens
of stores hopelessly trying to match a
piece of goods for his wife. At last he
Quit and leaned up against post with
the sample in is hand.
Whats the matter?" asked pass
ing friend. "SickP
Eyes. 1 guess I'll have TO go to
Heaven" he replied, sticking the sam
pie out aimlessly toward the inquirer.
what do you mean?"
"Well they say matches are made In
Heaven, and | guess they're right I'll
swear they're not made anywhere
around here"
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An Earlv nIilkmald Abroad.

Mrs. Higgins, who lives in the Sixth
ward, has milk for sale usually, but yes
terday morning the lady mentioned was
unpleasantly surprised, on the arrival
OF milking time, to find that some per-
son had been there before. Some Of
the neighbors had seen couple OF
strange women leave the place about
one O'Clock the same morning, and they
undoubtedly were the cause Of the de-
iciency In the milk supply. The
peculiar action OF these parties will be,
probably, another occurrence 10 be lain
az the door Of "hard times" and the
sherman bill.
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What to Expect.

The facetious man had built himself
a nice new house with stone verahda"
and steps up in the front and took a
friend TO look at 1t.
very nice; very nice, indeed, "
said the friend critically, "but 1t has
such a set look. Lacks expression,
you know"
,Of course" replied the owner, "but
what else could you expect from a
house with such stony stalr?" And
he sat down on the ST cps aud laughed.
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A party OF young men assembled at
the home OF Miss Lizzie Serig, Of the
North End, ia honor OF the departure
OF the young ladies TO the Worlds Fair.
an enjoyed the entertainment which
was given by Miss Tress Maser, Of Par
sons. Kansas, and Mr.. Edward Fred
rich, the celebrated bone sololst. Light
refreshments were served at a seasonal
BILE hour, aud all left after enjoying 8
good time.
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The mochnnIcaI O,trIch.

Susan-"Clocks Is mighty modest,
Hiram. They keep there hands over
their faces all the u me-"
Hlrman $50 they do, Susan, but
they don't hide ther hggers."
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some,hInr pemaadlng At.sntloa.

The city police were Informed last
night, that a crippled COW had been ~
ing on the creek bank, just east Of the
tunnel. since last sunday, without food
or water. The animal should be killed
or cared Tor.
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call from large number OF her friends
A. her home, on Market street, Thurs
dsy evening. The hours were spent IN
dancing and games until midnight,
when tempting refreshments were
served.
-
Mr.. William Nolte and Miss maggie
Baker were made man and wife at the
parlors of the residence OF Rev. Paul
Ziegelmeyer, pastor Of the Zion Luther
an Church, at eight o'clock Wednesday
evening. A number of the friends OF
the happy couple were present. ana al
ter the ceremony extended their con-
gratulations.
Mr.. Frank Mclaughlin, OF Philadel-
phia, has issued cards announcing the
marriage of his daughter Alike to Mr..
Flarence Preston Moore on "Wednesday,
August 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore VIII
De at home during September and octo-
Der, at Clarksburg.
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OF Conrnn She Does.

Mrs. McBrlde-"I wish you would
tell me why Patti calls evey one Of her
tours farewell tour
Mr. McBride-"Doesn't she fare well
every time?"
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court of Ohio County. in tAs
State OF West Virgins.
Frick & Lindsay Co.
vs. In chencefy-
General Engineering Co, et al
The general object OF this suit is % sscef.
tain the liens upon the property mentioned 10
the bill fled IN this cause and their priositiss,
aud subject The said property % the payment
thereof: and IL appearing from 81 andeEs
fled herein that the defendant. william Bailey,
is NOT 4 residen. CT the state Of West VIZ
gipia. and not having been served with pro-
cess in this cause. on motion Of the plsirtn,
by its counsel, this order Of publication ~
entered against him, ana u Is ordered that tns
said defendant william Bailey, DO appear
here within one month after the first puDlica-
ton OF this order and do what IL necessary .
protect his interests; IL IL furthsr ordered
that this order be Published and posted - r.
witness: John W. Mitchell. clerk OF said
court, st the Court House Of said county: thls
Or dsy OF August 1915. to-wlt: August knles,
ls92 JOHN W. MITCHELL cisf-
Published frst time August 10Th, lse1-
Teste: JOHN ". MITCHELL clerk
WHITE 4 ALLEN, Solicitors for Plaintiff
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John ]. Kahn. and others.

The general object OF this suit is to close up
and determine the trust created under the VIII
OF Philip Reilly deceased. late OF said county,
to ascertain the property, real aud personAiI
held by Johu J. Kain, Alonzo Loring And
Thomas O'Breu as trustees under the said Will,
and 70 have the said property transferred ana
delivered TO tho plaintiffs, Mary Jane carney,
Philip Reilly, Jr., James Franklin Reilly,
Mary Jane Heatherington, Wylie Theodore
Reilly, George Washington Reilly and John
Dutton Reilly As the persons entitled thereto.
And IL appearing from an affidavit died In the
cause that the defendants Mary Jane Reilly,
Thomas William Reilly, Matilda Celesun keil.
IL. John Joseph Reilly, Mary Reilly. hichaei
Beily. (son OF Thomas NJ. Reilly deceAsedl and
Helen Caroline Reilly, are noA-residents OF Tue
State OF West Virginia, IL Is ordered that the
said nonresident defendants do appear within
one month after the first publication hereof ana
90 what is necessary to protect their Interests
and also that this order DO posted and publish
cd according 10 law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell clerk OF our said
court. at the court house Of said county, THIS
9th day Of August 1898.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, ele1
Published for the first time August 10, lbsa
Attest: JOHN w. AIIChELL, cisfA
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Cut coupons from the REGIsTsR and OBJ
ain a masterpiece Of English literature.
See coupon.
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SUMMONS.
The STATE on wEsr VIRaINIA:

The STATE OF WEsr IH1INIA:
To the Sheriff OF Ohio county, Greeting:
We command YOU that you summon Flora
Murray II she be found in your BaillwicS. 10
appa at the Clerks oticc OF the Circuit Court
OF ohio county 81 Rules TO be held for the said
swer $ bill In chancery exhibited against her
In the said court BY George Murray and have
then there this writ witness, John w. Mitch
i'll, Clerk OF our SAID court, AZ the court house
OF said county, In the city Of wheeling, the
l4th day Of April. 1898, and In tho SJth year Of
the State OF West Virginia.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
SHERIFP's RETURS.-Elora Murray Is no IN
habitant Of my bailiwick. nor found therein
this lst day Of May, 1893
GARDEN, D. s., for
A ERA NLHIIM q ID q -
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Wen Baby was siek, we gave her CsstogiA
When she was a child. she cried for Cas,ocia.
When she became Mis-. she chung to CastOria.
Wien she bad ChidEsa, abe eVstNssa oissoEiA.
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CANpMEErrNG at Moundsyills Camp
Grounds August IL TO 81.
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In The CIRCUIT COURT FOX OhlO
Il County, State u West Virginia
wheeling Steel aud Iron
COMPANY In AsSunpsit
oil Well supply Company.
The general object Of this ssit IL 70 recover
from the defendant the amount Of two notes
Tor Eve thousand dollars each. made y TOE
defendant 70 the order of the plaintiff. dated
respectively March ~. is93 and March -. ~
and eact DayAbis four m0uths after dais. and
10 attach and apply - The paymsnt Of lie
Judgment b be obtained upOa Toe said notes ~
Aforesaid. aud tie costs ~ suit. tbs propefty
OF toe defendant In the Stats Of West lif.
gltla and n Appearing from an 81 iaTis nisi
In the cause thtt the defendant IL uon'
resident % the State Of West Virginia and not
having been served with procsss hsfein, 10 10
ordered that tue said defendant appear here
Nithia one month after the first pabllotiiOa OF
this order and do what 10 nscsssary 70 protect
hif interests. 10 IL further ordered that this
erasr be pabiiShss aud posted a. required b.
law.
witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of oar said
Court az the Court House % the said County.
this Oh day OF August to-wit: August k1les,
lss3 john W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the hrst time August l0ih. -
Tsste: john w. MITCHELL. Clark
HENRY n. RUSSELL. ATTY. for Plu
aue4t
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LEMMON.EOHOLs.
A Very Pretty Wedding at the Disciples
Church-Other Society Events.

A Very Pretty Wedding at the Disciple'
Church-Other Society Events.
One of the prettest weddings OF the
year and probably the largest in the
number in attendance took place last
evening at the Disciples Church, when
Chas. b. Lennon and Miss Bessie j.
Echols were united in matrimony by
the Rev. DR.. Fullerton, of the Zane
Street NJ. Z. Church. Every seat was
filed, also the side and rear
aisles Of the church, three-fourths
of an hour before the time for the cere-
mony. The people came In such
steady stream that it was impossible
for the ushers to assist In the seating.
A large crowd was also standing on the
church steps AMI pavement before and
during all the time Of the service,
The bridal party started promptly at
half-past eight, and during
the walk up the aisle an i'm
posing wedding march was
played by the orgsnist. The ushers
came first aud were followed by the
groomsmen, Charles Metzner and Clar-
ence Echols. brother Of the bride. After
the groomsmen were the bridesmaids
and the bride leaning on the arm OF her
father. All parties quietly took their
places but no minister made
his appearance. After an embar-
RAISING wait of fifteen minutes
Rev. Fullerton, who had been unavoid-
ably detained, appeared and shortly
afterwards, standing under beautiful
evergreen arch, the bridal pair in clear
tones responded to the questions Of the
minister. They were pronounced man
and wife, the wedding ring being used
in the ceremony.
After benediction the march was
resumed with the bride and groom
in the lead, followed by the bridesmaids
and groomsmen In the rear. The al
fair was an impressive one throughout.
The bride was arrayed In beautiful
white silk costume, and looking charm
ing. Her attendants were Miss
Annie Wayman and Miss Minnie
Hartong, The groomsmen we're Chas.
Metzner and Clarence Echols, brother
OF the bride. John l.. Kingdom, Albert
Fullerton, Remic TruIell and Albert
Hibbard did duty as uShers.
After tho ceremony reception was
held at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Echols, OF Six
tenth street. The bridal couple after
the reception left on an extended tour,
and on their return will be at home az
No. 'l34 Eighteenth street. The pride
is the assistant organist at the Disci-
ples' Church and is q most estimable
young lady. Mr.. Lennon is q popular
business man OF the East End. A large
number OF friends join in extending best
wishes to the happy couple.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JNTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO CoUS.
l. ~, in the State Of West virginia Aaguss
Rules. lsl2
George c. Murray
vs.. in chRncery.
Flora Murray.
CrTNNNNc
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In chanesry.

THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO coUn'
i ". Ia the State Of West Virginia
Mary Jane Carney, and others,
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NOTICE.
Mary Jane Carney and others,

In cnahcefy.
John ]. Kahn and others,
The nonresident defendants named In the
foregoing order OF publication will take notice
that the depositions OF Mary Jane Carney.
Thomas Bfien, and others, will be taken GA
the second day OF september, 1919 between the
hours OF O'Clock n m, and o'clock p m, AZ
the ofiice OF Henry NJ Russell. No. 1891 Chap
line street Wheeling, West Virginia, TO be read
In evidence In said suit In favor Of tue plA n
tids. And AZ from any cause the taking OF the
said depositious shall not be begun, or belng
begun, shall not lie concluded on that day. tht
same will be- adjourned from time 10 time, Al
the same place. and between the same hours,
until completed.
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Mr.. Ed. Yahn entertained anumber
of friends In hospitable manner at his
home on Eighteenth street, last even
ING. Mr.. Yahn, who is pupil OF the
Cincinnati Conservatory OF Music, rem
dered number Of pleasing vocal selec-
tious and surprised his friends by the
depth and power of his rich bass voice.
Instrumental and vocal numbers were
also rendered by many of the guests.
Al midnight an excellent lunch was dis
cussed.
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"A a Nh ~ - - - - -
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The general object OF this suit Is 20 obtain
against the defen pant divorce piHcms ma.
rimOH6. Aud It appearing from an AFFIDAVIT
fled In this cause az these rules. that the DE-.
PENDANT IS not a resident OF the state OF West
Virgins and she not having been served Win
process In this suit IL j. ordered that this order
OF publication be entered against her, ana 70 10
rdered that tie said defendant, Flora Murray,
do appear here within one month alter TIE hfss
publication OF this order aud do what Il ueces-
sary TO protect Der interests IL Is further ORDER
ed that this order be- published aud posted IS
required by law.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk o. our said
court, at the court house OF said county, this
9th day Of August. 1893. to-wit: August Rsiss,
tSla
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Miss Lena Oker was rendered an
agreeable surprise by receiving an I'M
expected, but none the less welcome.
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nOR SALE AND FOB
u the RBsIsIEB rIr
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JOHN W. MTTCHELL. 90

JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
Published hrst time August 10Th, lb8
Attest, JOHN W MITCHELL, cieIA'
JoRN A. Howard, Sollcigsr for Complaint
Rui0Oawt
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"Cass~ia d the best remedy for children OF
which I am acquainted. hcpo tho day Is not
far distant when mothers Will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
ssead of the various quack Aostruns which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtfu
SCENTS down their threats, thereby sending
b lsn to premature graves"
DE-. J. =. KnCEuog,
Conway, Ark
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Castoria..

SCnsacrla Is an excellent medicine for chill
a-sn. Mothers have repeatedly told ne Of Its
rood eject upon their children"
d.. @. o. OsaooD,
Lowell, MAns.
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HENRY N. RUSSELL,
aul0oawt Attorney for Plaintiffs

IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
il County, State u West Virginia
wheeling steel aud Iron