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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19

That OTTO SAMPLER & SIMON purchrVe was the best deal ever made! In
Chiidrens Clothes. the biggest, the wisess. We jussswept the stock rooms
clear as a whistle Of EVERY SHORT PANTS SUR they had; They are not LOT
OF odd and ends but regular lines full and complete In sizes and stylee-
fresh styles. too, the newest effects and from makeIe who are famous Tor
their superior taste aud talent Wo possessed ourselves OF these hundreds
Of Suits, most as many a, all the clothing storc, in Wheeling all together
have got. unlike any Of theirs, aud marked tho pdncoy qualities q. begTery
prices There is Is good as any out and out gift 10 every suit The whole
stock is complete. Dozen different grades have been divided into iu.
three lots,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-19
$685., S3.48 AND $500

Either one is a bigger bargain than We have evOr before had in our power
to ofer you. Now. don't hang back waiting for tho rush to subside Too
many Of y9q couldn't crowd in here for US to servo promptly; Besides,
now you'll have the benefit Of O full variety to choose from. Mothers Of
little toLka, there Ia no such thing as embarrassment in our etore, we mean
as n getting money back. Suppose Some one at homo hnds a fault that you
didn't see in the suit you bought here yesterday, Inst week, or tho one you
buy this week, bring it back and get your money without q word of e1pln-
nation OFF rnalty. Look further If you like. don't unleas You wan. to. II
you cannot come yourself, send your child, it's all the same at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
BRIEFS FROM The WIRE.

The American Baptis: Educational
Society is in session at Saratoga
Fiizserald's industrial" army has ar
rived in Washington and ia encamped
in the city.
Alabama Democrats yesterday nomi-
mated ex.Congressman Williun @. Oates
for governor.
Tho Pan-American Bi.metallic League
is in session in Washington, President
=. c. Fisk. OF Denver. presiding.
Pittsburgh miners say they will fight
vigorously against G5-ceu. rate. They
will no. work for less than 60 cents.
Frye's industrial" marched into
Cincinnati yesterday. The situation is
regarded as serious by the authorities.
The house committee on elections has
isvorably reported the bill providing
ios the election OF United States sena-
tors by direct vote OF the people.
Trouble among the miners in .Tus-
carawas county. Ohio, Is feared. The
men have been driven from one mine
and the sheriff has asked for troops.
In tho senatorial bribery investiga-
tion yesterday c. ". Buttz, who the
day before was anxious for hearing.
didn't show up. It was learned he had
left Washington, presumably TO look
for needed witness In his own behalf
His trunk is still Z. his boarding place.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.

The Grand Parade IN Pittsburgh n 0IaSni.
fccnt Spcctaclc-Thousands of White
PluTacE IN Line.
PirrsDURGH, Pa, Nay 22.-Tbe forty
first annual conclave OF Knights Tenn
plar OF Pennsylvania opened here to-
day with q grand parade. No.wi.h-
standing the threatening weather and
the fact that many communicates were
unable TO reach tho city on account Of
the floods throughout the state. five
thousand knights were in line. Visit
ing Communicates from Detroit, Cleve-
land. Norfolk and Wheeling took part
in the ceremonies.
l. was q glorious spectacle which
greeted the ezpectant throngs along tho
route Of parade when the plumed
knigh:s turned into the main streets.
Thousands upon thousands OF people
lined the sidewalks, which were packed
almost TO suiiocation. The police were
out 800 strong and were assigned to do
duty along the entire line. Strong ropes
were stretched along the streets 10 keep
them clear for the marshals Every
available window had its occupants.
aud their expressions OF admiration 10.
the grand looking bodies OF men were
frequent, long and loud. They were
justified in this, tor it is many day
since Pittsburgh has witnessed such an
impressive demonstration.
Keeping steps TO the strains OF the
stirring melodies which poured forth
frnv, ,Hn nirruruara htn hands tba ppbin
knights marched with the precision OF
trained soldiers. Each new move and
evolution performed called forth out.
bursts OF applause, and the parade was
the most impressive and magnificent.
Witnessed here Tor many years
After the parade the grand conclave
vent into secre, session in the Masonic
temple. Tomorrow afternoon there
will be an open installation Of the now
officers at the Alvin theatre.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
HERE'S RICHNESS.

The "Hetorm" Party Knocks Out the Civil
Service Commission Appropriation.
WAsursGroy, D. c., May 22--The
question Of civil service reform was
given full sway in the house to-day, tho
occasion being the amendment to strike
out the paragraph in the legislative
appropriation bill prOvidinG for the
civil service commission. 1t gave op-
portunity- for some stirring and not a
few amusing speeches The amend
meat was adopted by vote OF 100 TO
Il, amid great Democratic applause
and Republican cries OF ''spoils."
Mr.. Pendleton. Den., West Nirginia),
claimed that the civil service com.
MISSION was established for the pur-
nose OF keeping Republicans in office,
while the Republicans defended ihe
present administration OF the civil ser
vice law. =,
Among the Democrats whovotcd with
tho Republicans in favor OF civil service
reform were Wilson, Tracy, Hendrix,
Docke-y, Warner, Springer, Savers,
Grain, Martin, kilgore, Livingston, De-
Forcs. and Everett. Cries OF no quorum
and demands for teIlers were made.
Tho vote By tellers being 100 TO Il.
Mr.. Diugley gave notice th&t he would
demand yeas and nays in the house. Il
beinc then after O'clock, the commit
fec rose and the house adjourned.
In the earlier proceedings the .esolu-:
tion providing for au invcsagation OF
the alleged armor plate frauds was
adopted.
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,,-,i,I a. IIDrncd Trcs,l-,.

The following dispatch received from
Parkersbusg yesterday could not De
confirmed at this end OF the line:
The Ohio Rire. Railroad Company
has posted notices in headquarters here
warning nll their enginemen and fire.
men to use the utmos: caution in ap-
preaching all treaties on the line. It is
alleged tha. the officials feel that an cf-
fort may be made to burn some Of the
trestles in view OF thei5 hauling non
union ccal. The company from their
mines along tho line are shipping coal
to various parts OF the country. They
shipped several carloads to Detroit last
week About the only mines in the
country now being worked arc those in
West Virginia, and the organizers are
o. work among the miners in this state,
establishing unions, and it is thought
sll the mines will shut down in short
time pendin. the settlement OF the
great national strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

In TIE circuit court yesterday Judge
PAUL is,ued an order OF arrest for c. F.
Otto for contempt, in falling to pay his
wifo alimony, but he paid and remained
at liberty.
In the case OF Bayha, Dorsey & Co. vs..
Sophia Tappe, verdict wa4 given the
plaintiff for S2@S 81. 4 motion was en-
tered for new trial.
The case Of Catherine Church vs.. the
city OF Wheeling for $500 damages nj.
legged to have heen done to her property,
ia now on trial.
In the criminal court c. W. Rixoy
and Ad Caves were acquitted al Illegal
dumping OF night coil. and the similar
cases against Peyton. Rcdman and
Ritchie were then noIiied.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Those who attended the concert by
the Ariel Banjo, Mandolin aud Guitar
club at Ecerter's hail last nigh; were
delighted beyond description. The nall
was literally packed. large number
having to stand. Each number was
rendered in 4 highly artistic manner
and heartily applauded. The perform
crs are George Ii. Otto, R. ". Marshall,
William L. Miller, William N. Schenck
and Walter Vardy, all talented musi-
cians. Their reader, Mr.. ]. T. Morgan.
possesses rare talent as 4 reader and
was loudly applaudcd. Mr.. George
Otto also deserves special attention IS a
banjo soloist. The affair was in every
wGv success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Spscid' Dispatch 70 n: in'e3t'eneer'
WAsu,xGroS, D. c., May 22-Post-
masters az ppointed: Boaz, Wood county,
H NJ. Bookman, vice Abraham John
son, rcsicacd; Bradsns, Ritchie county,
Tonrv Trehem, vice John Deem. re-
signed; Cyrus, Roape county, a. 7. Gal
Iihni vice G. Powell, resigned /;
Fariplain, jackson county, H. J. Casio,
vice Jacob Casio, resigned; Haze!
Green. Ritchic county, Ira $. Coz. vice
". +. Snodgrass, resigned; Mineral
Wells, Wood county. L. z Curry: vice
" III Wolfe, resigned; Red Hill, Wood
county. q. ". Siopheuc, vice Monroe
Mcpherson. resigned; Rock Lick, Mar,
shalt county. J. ". McGinnis, vice $. S
Hicks, resigned; Rusk, Ri,chie county,
c. Z. Hatfield, vice A. II. Phillips, 70
signed; Zona, Roaue county. W; Il.
S,archer, vice J. n. Conley, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 22.-Tho
senate disposed Of seven paragraphs OF
the metal schodulc to-day after eight
hours OF debate. The session was
marked by quito number o! interest.
ing clashes between tho Republicans
and Democrats. The sensational ica-
iure OF the day was caused the unex-
pected presentation Of au amendment
substituting the Mckinley bill classid-
cation and specific rates on round iron
in coils, blooms and charcoal iron,
somewhat higher than the rate pro-
posed. This amendment. was sur
prise TO the senators on both sides, al
though evidently anticipated BY Mr..
Quay aud q few others OF his colleagues.
Mr. Hale tried 20 use 1t as text for
taan,ing the Democrats and Mr.. Teller
read him q very plain lcctaso on tho
duty OF the Republicans 10 accept such
increase Us the Democrats were willing
10 grant without continually chiding
their adyersaries with Inconsistencies.
Whom the vote was taken, seven Demo.
Gratis and two Populists refused to sup
port the Jones substitute, namely:
Allen, Berry, Blackburn, Jarvis. Kyle.
Mills, Pasco and Potter. Tho rates
liked to-day were as follows:
Iron ore, forty cents per ton.
Pig iron, scrap iron, etc, 81 per ton.
Round iron inIcoiis, eight-tenths per
pound; blooms, less fuish than ties,
tve-eichth cent per pound.
Charcoal blooms, Sl2 per ton.
Beams, giriers and other structural
iron and steel six-teuths OF one cen: per
pound.
Boiler plate from fve-;enths to % pc.
cent ad valorem. Forgings Of iron or
steel one and one-halt cents. Hoop or
band iron or steel Cotton ties) so per
cent ad valorem.
Just before the tariff bill was taken
up, Afr. Walsh, the new senator from
Georgia, arose to persona! eSplana-
ton in connection with newspaper
paragraph from St. Paul, stating that
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engin-
GERS had Yesterday adopted resolutions
coudemnine him for Introducing bill
making the delay OF United States mail
punishable By i'm prisonment for twenty
wears. Mr.. Walsh said that he had
served his apprenticeship at the prin-
ter's trade, aud had never known dHy
or an hour when he did not sympathiZc
with labor, but he also recognized the
fact that capital had rights as well as
labor Labor organizations had . per-
feet right 10 direct their members
10 discontinue work, il by doing
30 they beloved they could ac-
complish their purposes, but they
had no right TO interfere with other
laborers who sought to 90 to work.
They had the right TO work, or not to
work; their richta extended no further.
This was land OF liberty; it was also q
land OF law and order. AS long as labor
sought TO work out its problem in a law
ful way, he was with labor to that ex.
tent and no further. Tho bill be had
introduced was closely worded and pos.
sibly liable to tho construction the
locomotive engineers had placed upon
it, but it was not intended either d.
rec,ly or indirectly to be subject to such
n construction. In conclusion Mr..
Walsh reintroduced his bill in \
modified form so rs to leave no doubt
OF its purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS.


The Government sastain- n Gushing Dc
feat and the Whole Cnbinc. Resigns.
PAErS, Nay 222-The government was
defeated to-day in the chamber Of dep
uties on the question as to whether the
minister OF public works hnd tine
authority to allow the employees OF the
state railroads to attend the congress Of
railroad men.
The premier, u. Casimir-Perier. de-
naudod the adoption OF the order OF
the day pure and simple. The pre-
mier's motion was rejected by vote OF
275 10 92j. ". Casimir-Perier there
upon left the Palais Bourbon, and the
ministers subsequently, proceeded to
the Elysee Palace and handed their
designations to President Garnet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
INC Flood n. rhIlnacIrhln.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 30. = Tho
foods iu the Delaware aud Schuylkill
were greater than ever before at high
water to-day. PlaCts that woro not
reached By the waters at high tido yes
torday afternoon were submerged this
morning. Tho most serious damage
was done along the Schuylkill, but
property on the Delaware frontage also
suffered severely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
TIE AlLALGA,rArEp SCALE
Tho Publication in Pittsburgh Papers
Prove, TO bp u Fake,

Tho Publication in Pittsburgh Papers
Prove, TO bp u Fake,
CLEVELAND. O., May 2@.-The convon-
tion OF tho Amalgamated Association
Of Iron and Stool Workers resumed con-
sidcration OF tho scale question to-day.
Whou Secretary Kilsallon's attention
waJ called 10 the fact that what was
claimed to DO the scale in all its details
as adopted by the present convention,
has been published in Pittsburgh
papers this morning, he said: at Is
impossible, We have not completed the
scale, nor can We do go for day or two
ut least /; may be that tho Pitts
burgh newspaper! have got hold OF last
yoar's scale and printed i: undcr the
impression that it was the new one, but
am perfectly sure that nothing mas
been given outNs 10 the result OF the
pEesen. convention" :"
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Louis Dimmcy, the milk man accused
Of selling milk without license, was uo
in the police court yesterday, but his
case was postponed until Saturday.
Clinton Masacnberg, up for vagraucy.
got fifteen days in default OF s. and
costs. Alex. Love. for disorlerly, was
let 20 on promising to behave. Will
Robinson, on the same charge, was also
dismissed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
KANAWMA MINERS

VIII 20 to nrk-DIsappOiut0d With the
Cleveland ConTcntiOn.
SJc1iI! Dnpd'tb 10 M iHu!'iO,Ro,r.
CuGRLEsroS, ". Va, May 21-iudi.
cations arc that the miners will so to
work hero shortly. They arc disap-
pointed over tho result. Of the Glove
land convention, where they worc ig.
norcd. All Loup Creek, In Kanawhl,
winiFrede, Eagle, Powell,on and St
Clair are working. Forty-ono miners
me. at Acme yesterday and voted forty
to one in favor Of going TO work Thurs.
day. At Quiunimont 4 fow days ago
engine house and incline trestle wcro
burned, and yesterday tho cable was
cut at Stone Gill, bu. was quickly re-
pairel.
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S,Ieid! Dispatch 10 The EIe'ii9cgc:T.
HuSrISGToS, W. Vs., May PA.
Wayne c. IL this evening John Robin
sons circus was exhibiting and about
i've o'clock q factional fight took place
and was participated in by q num-
bcr OF people. In the melee Nose kap-
icr was Gu. in tho back and John Baker
was sno, in the head. Ten other men
were wounded in one way or an other,
some Of thom being seriously hurt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

NASHVILLE, TrSs., May 22.-At to-
DAYS session OF the assembly OF tho
Southern Presbyterian church the OK
ccutive committee on coiorcd evange!.
iza.ion presented their report. The re-
port reaftirms that the establishment.
and maintenauco OF separate African
church assures the most successful
no:hod OF salvation OF the negroes. 1t
urges liberal support OF this work aud
asks that sl5,Oo0 be raised ior this pur-
nose
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
THE RIVERS Ar PITTSBURGH.

Little Damage Was Done In the City.
Penn,ylvania Road the GrenIest Loser.
PlTTsBUaoH, Pa, May 222-Thc rivers
reached stage oil 25 feet Q iuches in
this city and are nov falling. Beyond
the flooding OF the low lands and the
stoppage ior day or two OF some OF the
factories, little damage was done.
i. is estimated that tho damage on
the Pittsburgh division OF the Pennsyl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

CrxcIxxATr, May 22.-The supreme
lodge Of the Knights OF Honor increased
the per capita dues OF grand lodges to
the supreme lodge from thirty TO forty
cents annually. The lodge decided
that absolute proof OF death and no,
seven years mysterious absence should
be required in order 10 secure an insur-
ance beueft
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

missioner. Wesley Wordgn, inilrmcry
director, md named as delegates to tho
state convention: Evan ruryiancs, j.
II. Hawkins. Rey. MillIGao, J. c. KolIey,
j. F. Dali. II. c. DO'clIeui. Rov. Walls,
Ross Crabbs, Abel Crawford. They In.
dorscd J. F. Boil for Congress, 4. \.
Rodeicr, OF Bellaire, tho district chair.
man, writos that the nomination will
10 made Il. tho state convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

The Wheeling knights Templar who
attended the big day OF the Pennsyl-
vnnia encampment at Pittsburgh yes.
ierdav, returned on 4 special Pan
Handle train, arriving here at 1880 q.
IN. to-day. The Sbriners remained in
Pittsburgh for to-day's festivities.
Nearly 300 wen: up yesterday from
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Tho people OF Wheeling arc not slow
to appreciate a good thing as is shown
BY the advance sale OF seats for the spe-
cial performance OF my Lord in
Livery" and "Checkmate," which is to
take place tonight ut the Opera House.
About twO-thirds OF the house has been
sold, and the people who have been SO
anxious for tho repetition OF this refined
and delightful entertainment will be
more than repaid for their attendance.
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The Fro.;bnrr s,rIIc.

FRosrBURo, Mp, May 22.-Sttikius
miners here about are no. Interfering
with non.union men at work in the
mines. The Consolidation Coal Com.
pany has had aa injunction issuod
against Wilson mud about eighty Of tho
strikers. Eighteen sticks Of dynamite
has been stolen from the Savage Noun.
tain Fire Clay Mine, near FrostburE.
Tho telegraph lines betweon Frostburg
and Carlos mine hR, been cut twice.
Letters written in red ink and Illus
,rated with skulls and cross bones were
sent 70 minors.
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THE WORST IS OVER
In tho Flooded Districts OF the
Stato Of Pennsylvania.
THE LOSS is YET INCELCULABLE.

WIllIamsport Is tho Greatest Sufferer
Thcro tho Damage was Tremendous
and hundreds OF Families Arc
IIomclcss-Tho Pccuniary Loss as
Great ns in the Great Flood Of 1850.
The Waters SubsidiuG Everywhere
and tho People Engaged In Bring.
ing Order Out of Chaos-Thc Intcr.
rup,lon of Railroad Traffic Serious
Feature.
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ynnIa railroad by tho food will reach
$4,000. Nearly 1000 men are a, work
repairing tho tracks between Conc
'maugh Gallaiizsn, and 1t is expected
That tho road will be opened through
within tho next few hours.
Allthe other roads arn running trains
"a usual. The report that Johnstown
was visited last night by another cloud.
burst was without foundation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Elk GARDEN, W. Va, May 22.-
Miners affect to have confidence that
the attempt on the part OF operators to
resume work in this region will utterly
fail. 1t is alleged that not more than
fifteen or twenty men in all the region
will be found willing to resume.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
AGAINST CAMDEN
EE. Gov. Two" Wilson Opens His
Campaign Against tho Senator.
Il NNS A REPUBLICAN MEETING

Day ut PhilippI, but the Democrats.
Wtth Their Usual Courtesy, Took
Advantage OF the Crowd tn Have
tho Ex-Governor Tell tho People
Why Camden Should Not 10 Re-
elected and Why Ilo Is just tho
Heal Truo Democrat They Want.
A Great Republican Gathering,
Dole gates TO the Congressional al Con-
ycntiou for Dayton.
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Spct.lI DItoG7tl 70 flt IN0'lsHcT
BucSuASSoS. W. Va, May 22.-J, W.
Fitzgerald aud son, merchants. Of
Alton, W. Va, twenty miles south Of
mere, made al. assignment to-day nam
ing q. 6. Young, OF this place. assignee; {;
liabilities shout five thousand dollars.
Some Wheeling aud Parkersburs houses
Hnre CAUGHT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Soteial Dispatch 70 tse Is:s;.i3nlea.
SrErurSviElE, ONO. May 222.-Eight
prohibitionists met here to-day, viewed
the high water for inspiration, and then
got down TO work. They nominated J.
r. MCLEAN surveyor, James Lee, CON-
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West Liberty Republicans.

There will be a called meeting oi the
Garfield Republican club OF West Lihes-
~, by order OF tho president on Tues
day evening, May %, to select delegates
TO the Fairmont convention Of the
League OF Republican clubs, aud attend
to any other business coming before it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
M'KINLEY RATES
For Part OF the Iron Schedule
Adopted by tho sonute.
THIS COMMITTEE AMENDMENT

70 the Tariff Bill Surprised Every.
body Except tho Committee Itself
aud Ono or Two Republicans Who
Wore In tho Secret-oniy Six "rarin
Reform" Democrats Out OF All Who
Don't Believe Protection Is Con-
stitutional" Voted Against It-Ap.
preparation for tho Civil ScrrIcc
Commission Knocked Out by the
HouSc-carry tho Sows to tho Mug
wumps,
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For West Virginia. partly cloudy; probably
showers; Slightly warmer; variable winds.
Eof Western Pennsylvania. shOEt!s tonight
aud probably Wednesday; slightly warmer; Va.
TaSle winds
Far Ohio partly cloudy. probably showers In
extreme northern aud extreme eastern portions;
slightly warmer. variable Winds.
TiTE TEMTEEATUEE YESTERDAY,
rs furnished by c. SGHSEPF. druggist, corner