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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-04
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Points Picked Up About thu City La
Eveuine


Points Picked Up About thu City LAST
EVsnin=
The dippers and glass kiln hands Of
the G. c. department Of she Wheeling
Pottery Company will go to work this
morning.
William Baumb berger, Of South Wood
street, who was so badly burned at the
Riverside plate mill recently, is getting
along well.
1t is said that never in the history OF
the Lower Benwood mill did so many
Of the pudlers give out as yesterday.
The weather was nOt so hot as 10 has
been other times this year, but the
closeness and smoke filing the valley is
attributed rs the cause.
A number of sanitary pOtterymen
FROM Trenton. y. D., are said to be on
tue road TO this city. Their Objects 10
confer with the Wheeling sanitary
workmen who are on the strike, as 10
prices paid in the two cities. 1t IS
thought that by the latter part OF this
week, another attempt will DO made to
settle the strike, that the new plant In
this city may go on again.
Yesterday morning the Martins Fer
~ blast furnace, idle over a year, was
blown in. The stoves were lighted
Yesterday. Work was given TO about
dne hundred and fifty idle men, and II
is thought the run will be a steady one.
The only change is that James Mcka-
hon is manager, and now will have
charge OF the Top mill furnace and the
one lust blown in. The Martins
Ferry furnace Is owned and operated
by the Wheeling Stee! and Iron Com
DanY.
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The Accidents Reported FrOm About tho
CITY Yesterday.

The Accidents Reported From About tho
City Yesterday.
julius Holderman, Of Forty-eighth
street, employed at Hoffmaun'S tannery,
fell Gown pair Of stairs at his work
last evening and broke his arm.
Mrs. John Hores, of the East End
NtramDed on a rusty nail last Saturday,
~ i. penentrated about through her
NThe injury is very paintnl. Sic
is 49, and the doctor isgiving her
medicalS<p tiO0.
Yesterday sta-pooG~>a~ babe Of Mrs.
Bowers, who hls restaursntlOn the
Fair Grounds, was badly scalded on the
face and left arm by hot coffee. A
physician WAS summoned, aud the little
ones injuries attended TO.
Fred Huber aud Nicholas Stewart,
Of the North End, were out driving up
Glenn's Run Sunday afternoon, when
they bad an accident. The horse scared
and ran. The buggy colhded with
fence, and both the men were thrown
out, Stewart was badly bruised. The
buggy vas wrecked.
frank CrelgtOn, OF LlS iilltttt81itCt
was out at Elm Grove on drive Sun
day afternoon with his best girl, from
the East End. he went 10 get into the
buggy a. the Grove aud his horse scared
and ran. The lady was in the buggy,
and Mr.. Creighton was not The lady
was nearly frightened 10 death. After
daShing madly for q couple OF squares,
the horse was caught, and no one was
hurL.
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DIED.


BROwN-At his residence In Benwood sun
day, September =, 1894 at li:45 o'ci0cG a. m
w p. BRowE, in the sd year OF his age.
Funeral on Tuesday at II O'Clock p. m. In
terment at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends OF
the family are invited.
DALZELL-On Sunday, September I'd 1894,
a. O'Clock q, M, Francis STOCKTON DALzELL,
only son OF Robert X. aud &sfSaret L. Ds!zell.
in the twenty fourth year ef his age.
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from the residence OF his grandmother, Mrs.
Robert Crangle 1915 Chapline street Iuter
ment private at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends
will please omit flowers.
HILDEBRAND-S September 3, 1891, at 10
minutes after o'clock MRS MARY HIDE
BRAND, widow Of the late Casper Hildebrand,
aged 20 years.
Funeral Wednesday morning at o'clock
from ST. Alphonsus Church. Interment at MI.
Calvary cemetery.
IRWiN-At Knoxville. Tenn. Saturday Sep
TENDER /, 1884 ROBERT IRWIN, aged 6S years.
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Ex-President HARRISON is now In
West Virginia and viii remain at Ell
kins until after the Republican conven-
ton tomorrow. He denies that be is
to take any part in the campaign 10
West Virginia, but he will be present at
the convention, shaking hands with
the representative Republicans OF the
district. and will NOT object at all If
some of the more enthusiastic
Of them refer to him as
a Presidential possibility and start
the HARRISON boom, which the rest OF
the Republicans OF the State will be ex-
pected 70 help along.
lie could not find a more propltinus
place within the State TO start his
boom. he will be at the home Of ais
intimate friend, STEVE ELIINs, whose
word is law with the Repu6ll-
cans Of this State. and who, it
is said, has undertaken TO control
the vote Of West Virginia in the next
Republican national convention for
HARRISON. STEVE may be nominated
tomorrow for Congress, but whether
be is or not he Will have an influence
over the convention and the
Republicans Of his district
which no one else could have, and be
will see that the opportunity is not lost
to start the HARRISON boom.
Mr.. HARRISON did not come to West
Virginia just at this particular time for
nothing. It was no mere cOinci-
dence that he and Mr.. ELKINs
should both be at the town
of Elklns the day Of the convention.
He says he did not come to take part
10 the campaign in this State. What
then did be come for? Perhaps it was
to help the Intclligcncer boom McKIN-
for the presidency!
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RAGING IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho Forests Burning at Many Points and
Threatening Valuable Property

BRADFORD, PA, September 3.-For-
est fires are raging all along the line Of
the Buffalo, Rochester ard Pittsburg
railroad. Reports from all points
on the narrow gauge road
state that the woods are on fire for
miles, and the damage will be heavy
unless rain should fall. The woods
along the pike to Corydon are on fire
for miles and oil property in the vicinity
Of the west branch IS threatened. Should
the fire spread TO the oil fields serious
consequences would result. The woods
along the Bradford border and Kinzula
| railroad between here and Smethport
are reported on fire and valuable prop
erty is in danger OF being destroyed.
On the big level between Mount
Jewett and this city and the head Of
the west branch the woods are ablsze
aud several oil we'll rigs are reported
burning. AT SOngbird and the Quintu-
pie the woods are roaring mass Of
flames, and valuable oil property Is be-
ing devoured by the flames. As yet
no loss of life Is reported, and
the extent Of damage cannot be
estimated. A report reached here this
evening from Lewis Run, stating that
the woods are ablaZe and the people
fighting the fire to save their property.
KANE, PA, September 3.-Forest
SS,r5s,. ire within a mile OF town on all
sides. Meh' are watching the fire and
are preparing to preveht'is from reach
ing the oil wells and nitrO-6Iycerine
magazines located close by.
RUSSELL CITY, PA, September 81
The woods are on fire on both sides OF
this place, and the fire extends over an
area of twenty miles. A large gang Of
men are lighting the flames and digging
trenches to prevent the fire from
spreading to the oil and gas fields in
this vicinity. The Elk Oil Company
have laid water lines, ready for any
emergency.
DoDGEvILLE, n. Y, September a.
The sun has not been seen here for
nearly week, so dense is the smoke
overhead from forest fires both north
and south. Twenty miles north OF here
there are not fewer than dozen fires
burning in the woods. Unless rain falls
soon the damage in the Adirondacks
will be enormous.
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SEPTEMBER TERM
OF IHE CRIMINAL AND CIRCUIT COURTS
OPENED YESTERDAY.
A Small List Of Indictments by the Grand Jury.
Business Of the Circuit Court
Police Court

The September term Of the Grim
inal ana Circuit Courts opened
yesterday. The Criminal Court grand
Jury concluded it's labor about
four o'clock. The list of indict-
ments for the September term is very
small, only eight true bills being found,
as follows:
FelonY-Alex Gurley. Larceny.
Felony. -Stanislaus JacKonski alias
Stainislauf Majeski. Larceny.
Misdemeanor.- Martin and
Annie Lsndmyer. fer trespaSs.
MisdemeanOr.-Blan Work and
Edmond Work, for stealing a watch.
Misdemeanor.- Fred Kenney, steal
ing watermellOns.
Misdemeanor. -Netiie Ellsworth,
stealing So.
Not true bills.-Chas. McCord and
Frank COss, felony; George 0'Neill and
George Harris, misdemeanors.
The docket 10 the Criminal Court will
be called this morning, and Court will
not be in session many days, unless sew
eral cases postponed from last term, are
called.
Before Judge Campbell in the Circuit
Court, IL was ordered that the sale OF
the OFT II, Boon farm be confirmed, and
the sale of the Albert q. Boone farm be
upset and resale ordered by the
| Court.
Orders were entered confirming sales
in cases OF Jas. Klug, guardian, VS..
Margaret Dierwiger; in case of Matilda
Harding VS.. Lizzie Moore; transferring
money Of Eva French to James Reed,
foreign guardian.
In the case OF Ferdinand He'll VS..
Anna o. He'll, an injunction was grant
ed restraining defendant from tearing
down any "ior rent" signs placed by
Ferdinand He'll on his house, No. rs
! Twenty-fourth street.
The docket in the Circuit Court will
be called Wednesday morning.
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BELLAlKE

Tue furniture in the Windsor hotel
was sold az sheriff's sale yesterday 10
Anton Beymann, OF Wheeling.
Miss Mary Parks aud Miss Clara
Moore, are home from three months
tour OF Europe.
Yesterday was Labor Lay, but there
was no celebration here.
The Chautauqua Circle has been re-
organized aud will meet each Friday
evening.
John Smith and Miss Mary Crow
were married by Squire +. 5. Mason,
Saturday evening.
Superintendent b. T. Jones has re-
turned from Shreve, Ohio.
Miss Sibyl Harlow is sick.
Emil Schmidt was taken seriously
with heart failure, Sunday evening, but
Is some better.
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COUNTING TBE dead.
lconttnued from First Page i
TWO MORE TOWNS WIPED OUT.


Northwestern Wisconsin is Mass OF
Flames and Many Towns Are Threat
ened.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, September
3.-Northwestern Wisconsin is one sea
OF flame and reports are coming con-
stantly of fatalities caused by the con-
flagration.
The towns OF Rib Lake, Marengo and
Bradshaw have been completely wiped
out, and at the latter place three people
lost their lives. Many others are miss
ing and 1t is impossible TO estimate the
extent of sufferings by the people.
Yesterday q message was seceived
here from Caddoc, asking for aid. The
town was threatened oy forest fire and
the inhabitants were almost panic
stricken, but fortunately the FIRE was
prevented from spreading.
Preparations were made for hurried
fight. Wagons loaded with household
goods stayed In the streets and the
scene was ono of undescribabie confu-
sion, but st 10 o'clock the fire had
abated. Still less than two miles away
ia dense forest which terminates
at the limits of the town the woods are
sblaze, and the wind is carrying the
flames toward town. This is Caddoc's
greatest danger, and II no rain falls be-
fore morning, il will be wiped out. A
special train and fire engine have been
sent up. The town has 500 Inhabitants
and Is In the midst Of dense forest.
MARQUETTE, MICH, September g.
The South Shore express from the
West pulled in at z o'clock this morn
ing, many hours late, after an exciting
run through dense smoke and walls OF
fire and over burning bridges. The
wires are all down, but the towns along
the line are believed to be safe. Trains
m Duluth ara running via Ashland,
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snl..nr 10 fas Rsnistsr.

Special 70 tas RsGister.
SIsTERsvILLE, September Sd. T.
Jones went to Pittsburg this morning.
Miss Mamie Wells has returned from
Middlebourne, accompanied By Miss
Lima Spencer.
Abe Cox visited Mrs. Cox 1t Parkers-
burg yesterday.
Robert Carpenter is at Marietta to-
day.
Jos. McNabb returned this morning
from Atlantic City.
Dr.. W. +. Stewart went to Marietta
this morning.
Mrs. Phillip Ackerson and Miss Mag
gle Vaudell are shopping In Marietta
to-day.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company, as reported by the engineers
at the Thistle pump station for the "a
hours ending this morning at : o'clock,
were 1878 barrels.
Harry Bowman was in Marietta yes
terday.
John r. Watson. OF Pittsburg, regis
tered at the Arlington to-day.
The Archer we'll on Middle Island
creek, which has been flowing az almost
incredible amount for over two months,
is now prod cing little oil and oil men
think it may yet make a good well.
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NY Spit TaR KNIGHTS.
The German Lodges Threaten to Conduct
Their own BUSINESS Their Own Way.

The German Lodges Threaten to Conduct
Their Own Business Their Own Way.
WASHINGTON, September "a split
in the knights Of Pythias is said by
members Of the Supreme Lodge to be a
possible and perhaps probable Outcome
Of the meeting now in progress here. AL
ready for the COMMITTEES designated to
consider the question OF the member
ship Of liquor dealers has decided to re-
port against the future admission of this
class and now it Is understood that the
committee in charge of the matter
known as the German question" that
ia the question of permitting lodges to
perform the itual in that language has
decided to Rako an ironclad report for
the use Of the English language only.
The German lodges have been open In
the ayowal of their determination to
seceSe and conduct their branch of the
OEGer on their own responsibility, In
case the contest went against them.
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senator eordon,s Lecture.

Senator John B. Gordon, the most
Notwithstanding Confederate officer,
will deliver his lecture on The Last
DAYS OF the COnfederacY." at the
Opera House, Thursday evening, Sep
tembsr l3;h. General Gordon will lee
ture at PittSburg during the G. A. K.
Encampment, aud will stop here on his
way TO Washington. Senator Gordon is
at sll times an interesting and eloquent
public speaker, and no person is better
qualified to discuss the subject which
be has selected.
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Police Court

In Police Court yesterday morning, the
case against Mrs. Mary Radcliffe, post
poned from Saturday, was called, and
Mrs. Radcliffe was fined $50 and costs.
Col. Aruett appeared for the defendant,
and took an appeal from the decision OF
the Mayor.
Mrs. Maggie Rays, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was dismissed. Henry
Colts, brother OF Mrs. Radcliffe. charg-
ed with djsorderly conduct, was dis
missed. James Dugan, Thomas CASH
day, Patsey Williams and Plugger Con-
dry, were fined 81 and costs each.
Henry Clark, plain drunk, was dis
missed
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ASSESSMENT E0TCE
Board Of Equalization and
Appeals.
CLEnH's oFTroE. Crrr or WHEELING.


Notice Is hereby given 10 ail persons con-
cerned that the Assessors OF the CITY OF Wheel
ing have completed their assessment Tor the
year 1921 and made return thereof 10 my once.
All persons who desire TO appeal from said
assessment or desiring any corrections made.
will appear before the board Of Equalization
and Appeals, which Board will meet ~ 10
o'clock - m on the following days, TO hear all
objections and revise and correct any srrofS
which may appear:
First ward-Monday. September TO-
Second ward-Tassday. September H.
Third wsrd-Wednesday. 3 Diembcr q.
Fourth ward Thursday, September 10.
Seventh d-friday. September e.
Fifth ward-MoRday, September n.
Sixth wnrd-Tuesdny, September rs.
Eighth ward-WedDesday. September TO-
II Is ordered that all petitions Tor reduction
or correction 81 any assessment OF property Ia
any OF the several wards Of the city be present.
ed on the day hereby set Tor the coBsidefatioa
~ assessments and correction Of errors Ia
any OF such wards. The board will not return
% any ward for the purpose OF making correc-
tons. etc. aftsr the dag hereby designated for
the consideration Of petitions from such ward.
THOMAS r. THOHER.
au3l 20 seig Cts Clerk.
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Knirh,, Welcomed Home.

Spsctdt 20 uts hs1is-sF-
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September
3.-Parkersburg knights arrived home
this afternoon from their conQuests at
at Washington, and the reception given
them was worthy Of the hOnors they
have brought to the city. They were
met at the train by band. Next week
public banquet will be given In their
honor
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AMUSEMENTS
CELL %.

A good sized audience witnessed the
opening performance of "Cell %" at
the Grand last night. This organiza-
ton is composed of talented people
headed by Madame and Augustine Neu-
Vile, who give . performance well worth
seeing. Cell %" is a sensational con-
edy drama and seems to be play thar
pleases all. The same will be repeated
tonight.
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w,r, County Republicans.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September 3.
AT Elizabeth 90 Saturday the follow
ing ticket was nominated by the Witt
county Republicans; Legislature, A.
A. Pearson; County Com missioner, John
Badger; Superintendent OF Schools,
John Davis. The convention instruct
ed delegates 30 the Congressional con-
vention TO cast their votes for Capt.
Milf r. LOwther.
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Mr. Bart,s school.

The fourth annual session OF Mrs. N.
Stevens Hart's school for young ladies
and children. will begin next Monday.
This school, located at No. 1916 Market
street, has been very successful. Ii
promises exceptional facilities for pre-
paring pupils FOR collegiate courses,
Boys are received In the primary and
intermediate grades.
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= LETTER CARRIER IN TROUBLE.
a Novel Method of RAising None y-
Caught In the Act.

-
Caught In the Act.
Spseial 10 TIE Rsgsstsr.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, September a.
Three weeks ago j. c. Coffman, substi-
tute letter carrier, was surprised to re-
ceive letter signed by Andrew Ross,
stating TINT he was hard up, and that
II he (Coffman), would send him SO, he
would open all the letter boxes on Rob-
ert Adams route and see that he (Ad-
ams) was so charged with doing the
work that the postal authorities would
discharge him and Coffman would secure
the place. The latter reported the
matter TO the United States authorities
and since then Deputy United States
Marshall Cole has been corresponding
with Ross. To-day he addressed letter
containg the ten dollars TO him, and this
afternoon kept on the watch. He saw
Letter Carrier Paul Lee get the letter
and going to g hiding place, take out
the contents and place the money In
his pocket. he Immediately arrested
him. Lee, who has been highly thought
Of, confessed to being the fictitious
Ross, but said that he was doing the
work for a certain purpose. He will
have q preliminary examination to-
morrow. The affair created sensa-
ton.
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Bue OlendsnniR Held.

Specics 10 ths hs9lStss.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, September g.
Bue Clendennin, who was arrested two
weeks ago for the murder of DR.. j. Will
Davis, OF Montgomery. had a prelimi-
nary trial to-day before Justice Payne
and was held for indictment. One OF
the witnesses stated that Clendennin
told him on the day Of the tragedy that
he (Clendennin) had shot Dr. Davis.
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started to Loot q store.

Yesterday afternoon, about four
o'clock, two young men, named Louis
Pierce and George Johnson, one from
Greggsville and the other from Ohio,
went into Ase McCulley's grocery, at
Thirteenth and Eoff streets, and began
to grab things right aud left. When
they went out they were followed. and
later were arrested by Officer West.
They were taken before Justice Gil
lespy, and were sent TO jail for the next
grand jury in default OF 500 bonds.
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YESTERDAY afternoon the firm Of
Jonp w. Beltz & Son Co. was awarded
the contract 70 make changes al the
Hub clothing store. A new entrance,
10 admit 10 the first and second stories,
will be built on Fourteenth street. and
other changes In the second story will
be made. Work will be begun today
Miss SNYDER, a sweet voiced singer,
OF ZanesviIle, O.. is al the home OF Miss
Lizzie Serig, Of North Main street, for
A visit. Sunday she sang two solos In
this city. Ia the morning she sang at
the Cathedral, aud In the afternoon at
the English Luthera2 church. She is
an excellent vocalist, and all who
heard her were delighted.
THERE is dog on the South Side,
owned by business man, which makes
il a business to 90 % BachmaDn's pro-
duce store at Twsnty-hrst and Main
streets aud get a chicken out OF the
coop frequently. Yesterday he pulled
fowl out Of the coop, aud made for
is masters house. Boys from the
tore tried to catch the dog. and his
-ey, but be made good his escape. The
jdsnt created considerable excite
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munication from "Mer-
airing in this issue OF the
efers to a matter Of cOnsid-
rest TO the public, and par
o property owners and bust
within the territory between
rect and the creek. At this even
sion Of the Council Committee on
ICES, the ordinance will come up
sideration. and it should receive
.reful attention to which it is en-
d, and all public Interests should
ealously and rigidlyEuarded.
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A Big Lodge OF United Workmen.
,rfciaL 70 the hsIssEs-.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, September a.
A lodge OF the Ancient Order OF United
Workmen was organized here tonight
at the Elk's Hall. Among distinguished
members Of the order here from dis
lance are A. Anderson, Grand Master
Workman, of Pennsylvania; j. B. Som
merville and T. S. Riley, of Wheeling,
aud large delegation from Hurting
ton. DR.. George l. Garrison, Of Wheel
ing, who has been here several months,
organized the lodge.
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MARTINS FERRY.

A slight blaze at the Ohio Vdlley NelCs
Office was put out by q bucket brigade.
The Y. NJ. C. A. football team has be-
gun practice.
Miss May Ford returned yesterday to
Youngstown.
Miss Grace Parks, who has besn Wis
Ting Miss Bessie Brady, returned TO her
home az Wellsville yesterday.
Rev. l. ). Winters. of New Philadel-
phia, was in town yesterday.
Henry Warwood, Of Baltimore, is
spending few days here.
Not long ago Miss Ida Stanton, OF
this place, had warrant issued for
Jack McNichols charging him with be-
ing ths father of her two-year child.
McNIchols first employed q lawyer bat
fnallyi decided TO marry her. Scr
KeIIai went out to ST. Clai"
evening. got the
thenA
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OF the teeth is brittle. SOZODONT,
cdmposed exclusively of hygieDic vegetable
nments, and containing no solvent, Is the
article which, while whitening the
mel, preserves its soundnesA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-04

WHEN So MANY people are taking
and deriving benefit from Hoods Sar-
sapariIa. why don't yon try IL yourself?
IL will build you up. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla will make YOU strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-04

HOOPS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion, biliousness. Try q
box.
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EVERY scholar buying School Books
from Carrie Bros gets fne pencil box
free. This holds good for two months
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Geo. ~. stifel 81 Co.'S store Will close
Thursday at 80 o'clock y M, In order
that employees may attend the state Fair