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ner, OF Washington, favored nom
Sunday playing and a Sunday playing
league, the former to be made up Of
the New YoaS. Boston, Philadelphia,
Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
Detroit and Chicago clubs, and the
other to be composed Of the Brooklyn,
Philadelphia Athletic, Baltimore, Gin
clnnatI, Chicago, st. Louis, Providence
and Louisville or Indianapolis clubs.
Mr.. Wagner may make this proposition
tomorrow.
The delegates we're occupied to-day in
discussing the Philadelphia agreement
which has just expired. BY II all visit
ing clubs received twelve and one-haiE
cents foT each person who entered the
grounds during the last six years and
Colonel John !. Rogers Is anxious that
this agreement should be continued.
Billy Nash. who was spoken Of in
connection with the captaincy OF the
New YOrks, stated to-day that he could
not make satisfactory arrangements
and that the deal was on. Nash has
opened negotiations with the Buffalo
club, which has just Joined the Western
League with view TO becoming cap
tain and manager for the coming sea-
son.
The Philadelphia club bought
Pitcher Frazer from the Louisville club
to-day, but the price was not given out.
Buck" Ewing has made money offer
In addition to some players for Pitcher
Rusie, but Manager John B. Day will
confer with President Freedman before
he gives Ewing definite answer to the
proposition,
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BOWLING.

Manager William Fette and VIII
Handlan, of the All-wheellng bowlers,
returned from Toledo yesterday, un-
successful in their efforts to arrange an
lnter-cIty match between Wheeling
and Toledo for S5OO.a side. Apparently,
the Ohio lads were frightened of by the
bold move OF the local bowlers In send
ing two representatives to their city to
arrange a match. The excuse given for
not arranging a match now was that
obermeyer, who is member OF the
Brunswick Bake Collender "All-stars"
team, would not be able to roll IN the
match unless it was set for after Feb
ruarv. Thereupon, the Wheeling men
proposed the putting UP Of $50 forfeit
now and the settling OF dates later but
the best counter proposition was a
promise from Toledo that Wheeling
would be accommodated later in the
season. Il looks as though the lads
from the mouth OF the Maumee are at
tackled By bad case OF scare, Handlan,
OF the All Wheelings. says the Toledo
alleys are the best he ever rolled on,
and that Wheeling can average $50 per
man there In an Inter-clty match
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BELLAIRE HAPpRNINGs.
Matters ofIutcrcst in the afetropoli
ofReImont County


Tim second lecture OF the course for
this winter Will be given q ~ CnIi il.
Ian church next Monday eNenins oy
Dewitt Miller on the subject Of Love,
Courtship and Marriage.
There viii be another oil test on terri:
tory lust west OF this city, ApQus az OF
the farm land from Mems west 20 Lewis
Minis has been leased and poFHon OF
that nearer this city.
Some OF the Christmas enterta lnnents
here VIII be held on Monday evening"
There seems to be little diapneilion ON
the part of the business pubic 70 SUD-
stitute day.
David A. Blair and Miss Rehecca j.
Ward were married at Aflnsuong
Minis Yesterday by Hon. 2. =. ARM
strong, a justice OF The peace there
The ice In the river here yesterday
stopped the ferry boat entirely, but the
Ice started again In the afternoon ana
the boat will try to make trips.
Miss Ora Blon and Miss Rose Phil
Inns. Bellaire teachers engaged at
YOUNGSTOWN, reached home yesterday
evening to spend the holidays
James H, Sinclair, The mall clerk
transferred from tho B. y &C. run 10
Inc B, & o. about ten days agp, Is now
home on his weeks vacation,
Giles. f. warnock, who was lome on q
sick furlough, has returned % his regi-
ment, but will likely Be mus sefed out on
account ofill health.
Rev. ]. K. McKallip,- Q former pastor
OF the First Presbyterian churh here, is
dangerously Ill at his home e Leech-
burg, Pa.
DR.. D. c. Osborne. presiding elder at
the First NJ. E. church, pre- ehed the
first OF the quarterly melting tervlces.
William p. Sanders a stesl worker,
and Miss Ida W. Small Wef errled by
Rev o. w. Holmes.
George H. Muth, one 81 ilie 1liest gro
GERS here, declares his Intention to re-
tire from business.
Rev. Thompson has resigned as pas
tor OF the United Presbyterian church at
High Ridge.
D. H. Darrah IS home from Columbus
and Cincinnati, where he was summoned
this week.
The circuit court closed - session
yesterday. There were only ten cases
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GREAT BASE BALL NEWS.
Baltimore and Brooklyn AmaIga-
mntc...BrookIyn' Fine ProspeCts.

matc..-BrookIyn's Fine Prospects.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1G.-That some
thing OF startling nature was to be
sprung during the meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Base Ball League, was an open
secret and to-day when the announce
ment was mads that the Brooklyn and
Baltimore clubs had amalaamated, no
one was surprised, As business Ven-
ture the deal is regarded as promis-
Ing one financially for both clubs. Nell
Their has been making money OF late,
Close figures estimate that the new
blood which Is 20 be Infused into the
"BrldegroOms" will make the Brooklyn
ball grounds much greater attraction
than heretofore fer the rooters and
that handsome balance win be placed
10 the credit of thu Brooklyn club ut
the end Of next season. By the terms
OF the nmalgnmltlon the respective
clubs shall pool all gums and losses.
Those who figure profit on Brooklyn
say that this Will more than counter
balance the Baltimore losses next octo'
Der
The players who are spoken OF as be-
Ing llkely 70 be transferred from Baltl-
more to Brooklyn. are Kelley, Keller,
Jennings, McGann. Demontrevllle. Core
belt. Maui and McJames. Manager
Ned Hanlon viii have charge of the
Brooklyn aggregation, and william
Barnic Is talked OF as his successor In
Baltimore.
Many persons who claim 20 have In
side information are Of the opinion that
there will be two leagues OF eight clubs
ench. under the governing hand OF tho
National League bB next season. They
cav the twelve club schedule has been
found to he unwfldy, that zen club
circuit would prove quite az difficult 4
proposition and that eight OF the league
clubs should be brought together In Il
major league and the four remaining
should form the nucleus OF n minor
body. Under the ten year agreement
which has yet two years to run no club
can resign nor can II be forced out OF
the league except by unanimous vote.
with Cleveland going 10 ST. Louis and
the Louisville club purchased by tho
league, Ten CLUBS would stlll remain and
Of these Il might be possible that Wash
lngton and Baltimore would, for u
financial consideration, drop Into
minor League.
II was said to-day that j, Earl Wag-
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BENwooD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImportancc in a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings Oflmportance IN a
Busy Town.
The Citizens ticket in the approaching
AIcAlechen municipal battle Is composed
al follows: Mayor, ]. A. Chambers; re-
oor3er n. P, Maxwell; council, Charles
NiebeFgail, o. D. Wilson, R, I. Hfbos,
] L. McMechen, and John w. Smith.
Meesrs. McMechen and Smith are also
on the Republican ticket, The license
question may cut a figure in the election.
william Huston. Familiarity known as
pad" Huston. died yesterday morning
= ftef n conparatively brief ilinAsR. The
deceased was an engineer at the! Whee!.
ing steel works, and extremely well
liked by all who knew him. .Fs
You should see the display.o OF holiday
goods at Gates drug store. Games. COY
books One perfumes and atomlzers,
toilet sets. etc. His prices az low as In
Wheeling.
Rugs. bracelets, chains, tie pins, toilet
sets, albums. and o:her pretty Chrtstmas
presents at Bargers jewelry etore.
Misses Leotl and Dora Gates, Of Pow
hatan, are spending the holidays with
Benwood friends.
For low prices on holiday goods, see
Barger. the jeweler. No need TO 50 up
town.
william II. BackeT. the undertaken,
has returned from Washington trip.
walter Simpson leaves Monday for
Richmond, Va, 10 spend two weeks
Miss Ida Robinson Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Newton Linville.
Miss Myrtle Sprouts Will spend the
holidays at Fa!rmont
Mrs Samuel Hall Is wishing relatives
in Greene county, Pa.
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VO0OUUUOOUUUOUVOUOOUJV
SPORT |
THE RUNNING RACES.

Horsemen generally agree that the
track on the Island is the finest half
mile track In the country. and for that
reason best adopted for winter racing.
This Is an important consideration, In
view OF the fact that reports from Cur
negie indicated that there were falls
again yesterday, and that several
horses have been injured. a horse own
er who came down from Carnegie yes
terday, stated that the game looks very
poor up there, and he predicted close
OF tho running meeting In about week.
The expected pilgrimage OF the runners
from Wheeling to Carnegie, which was
the fimsy foundation on which the
Pittsburgh Jockey Club built its hopes
for the success OF the meeting at Car
negie, has not materlalized.
There was about the usual crowd In
the betting ring yesterday, and the rae
ing was up to the standard. The favor
ties were in the first three races on the
afternoons card, but were beaten out
in the last two bF second choices. In
the six furlong race Back Back ran
away from his field, and the horses
were strung out in procession with
about thirty lengths separating the
winner and the last horse In. The fea-
ture of to-day's programme Is the mile
race. Summaries:
First race As turlougs,
Advance, ll2, CFlynn), to 2...m........ I
Fullspeed, lis, (Murphy, 10 l.......... z
Larlssa, 1l2, u. Dorsey, TO 1...'...... )
Time, :59Is. Ed. Murphy, Little Lady,
Ida j., and Ensign also ran.
Second race, Gls furlongs.
Francis NJ, lis, (Fltzslmmonsl, to g.. !
Lucette, ll2, Flynn), 3 to l................ 2
Humorist, liz, (Murphy), 10 to l..,.......
Time. :5sH. Vengeance, Great Bear,
GalIlee and Runaway also ran.
Third race. AZ turlonGs.
Bessie Abbott. li2, (BenderI, to l...... l
I Lulu b. Il H. ,t gi5yIe}, 3 to to 1...
Time, 80. ]. II. H., Jim Blackburn. Fa-
ran.
Fourth race. az furlongs.
Tim Hurst, 100 (Manlove), to l........
Viola Albers, ll2. tSorris), 8 to 2..........2
Oscar Gardner, los. CHlye), to l..'..... ]
Time, 80. George NJ, Imposition, Bell
sarlus and Wistful also ran.
Fifth race, c furiongs.
Back Back, III, (Murphy). / to 1..,..... /
Frank Hough, i20 uEltzsimmons). 4 to 2
Silver Brook, los, CSewton), 4 TO 1........ 3
Time. 1919. James Monroe. Tally Ho,
and Charmouse also ran.
First race. ~ furlongs-Jim Blackburn,
us; Tutor, li5: Flush, liz; Ed. Murphy,
ii2; Arundel, 10; FedorH, 10; Volzette,
10; osir, lOI; Glenboek, lOi; Flattering,
Second race, ~ furlongs = Vengeance,
10; Frances NJ, 100; First Light, 1l5; Great
Bear, llS; Humorist, III; Sampson, 10;
Taunton, lOT: Gullilee, lO5; William NJ,
Third race--J. N. H., Formerly Promptly,
100; Red BIRD, Ir., lis; Runaway, ia: Wor-
~ Not, ll2; Lulu B., ITO: Wanda p, Jos;
Republic, l07; Fred Munich, iOi; Lizzie C..
Fourth race, one mile-Monroe Doc
trine, 30: Arl1n, rs: Susie Howe. ITO;
Brown Fonso. l0s: TomHka. i05; James
Monroe, IO5: Eunich, l05: King Bon. lO5.
Fifth race G furlongs-JOnah White, l2l;
Young Critic. liG; JewRbRrp, ia: Oracle,
lie: Prlma. 10: Corn Cob, l0I: Fable, los;
]. b., i07: Little Lady l0j.
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M'MECHEN NOTES.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events,
Edward Parker has retiirned home
from Pittsburgh, where he has been the
guest Of friends the past week.
DR.. Homer West has returned 70 ST.
Ciairsvlile after visit With Us brother
S. b. West, the druggist
Mrs. James Crogan is laid. ~ With 4
severe attack OF rheuma ~ p a. her
home on Second street.
The family OF Mrs. Bdward Hapdens-
child are all sick at their home on Sec
ond street.
W. E. POrterfleld has returned TO Chi
cago Junction after visit with his FAM
lily here.
Mrs. AIcA1lster ID very sick Win stom-
ach trouble AZ her hons ~ Lincoln
avenue.
WiiHam Lorentz, OF Jewett. Ohio. was
In town calling on friends. yel rday' -
Miss Daisy Robey is the guest Of
friends at Glover's Gap this week
Sheriff James f. Doyle g bie 20 be
out after an Illness Of several lays
Booth Goodwin ls able to btppt after
two weeks sickness.
Ed shrlver is laid up on ceouRt Of
sickness. EN h
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In the county OF Escanibii in Alabama
is the little town of Rlomaton and there
lives Rlrs. Mollie Crimes. She was a
good wife and mother but several years
ago she found her health slipping away
from her. She realized that this meant
the inevitable nervousness and irritability
that would surely lose for her the aftec.-
tioa OF her children aud husband, and
that as her health declined discord and
misery would appear in her home. She
was flied with The loving motherly in
stinct, but two rniscarriages in succession
almost broke her heart. She had almost
lost hope when the clouds rolled away
and the light of health and happiness
returned.
She tells her story in these words; i.
al was almost heart.brOk 20 think COULD
not tai.e any tuote children and had TO suffer as
i ana hnd lost two children by misclrrtageS
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SShHcaL
PFPVBLIcAN SUGGESTION MEETINGS.

Suggestion meetings will be held by the
Republicans OF tho city Of Wheeling, on
Saturday, December II, 1873, at o'clock
o, M, az the following places:
First Ward-At NiRilAnt Engine House.
Second Ward-At Market House Hall.
Third Ward-At First Branch OF Council
Fourth ward-At Police Court Room,
Fifth Ward-At Hook and Ladder Hose
House.
sixth ward-At Pythian Castle.
Seventh Ward-At Island Hose House.
Eighth Ward-At Knokc's Hall, No. S1l9
Jacob street.
suggesting persons TO be voted for at tho
primary elections TO be held on Saturday,
December 81, 1898, between the hours OF
o'clock p m. and o'clock y. m, for the
For members of the First Branch OF
For members of the Second Branch of
For ! members of tho City Executive
JOHN w. K1NDELBERqER,
Chairman.
WA. II. noRNIsH. Secretary: dep
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esneraL NoNees.

DITTsBURGH. WHEELING & KEN
lucky RAILROAD COMPANY.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Nov. 10. 1885
Tho undersigned. trustees under the
First Consolidated Mortgage OF the Pitts.
burgh, wheeling &: Kentucky Railroad
Company, dated January ]. 1851, hereby
give notice that they have on hand
HeSs.OO applicable to the purchase Of FIRST
consolIdated mortgage bonds secured by
said mortgage. for the purposes OF the
sinking fund provided hereunder. Pro-
posais will be received until December is.
iSgE, for tho sale to them Of $4,000 OF
such bonds. 11ocrTr
HENRY X. LIST,
nois-s Trustees.
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nan order turned Down

CHICAGO, Dec, 16,-1ron and Steel
tomorrow will say:
One estimate OF the pig iron sold here
within a week is fifty thousand tons,
An inqulrg from the Russian Severn
ment for 5000 tons OF rails to be delIv-
cred Mt Vladivostock within year,
beginning next March. had to be turn
ed down by the Chicago mills because
deliveries could not be made.
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The Daily Chronicle Of Whccliug's
Progressive Nelghbor.

In the nelghborhood OF one hundred
coal roll boys employed at the LaughlIn
mill went out on a strike yesterday
mornInE. The reason for the strike,
given by the boys, Is due to the late
change in the number Of hours consti-
tutinE q turn. Formerly tho boys
worked ten hours to the turn. but OF
late have only been allowed eight hours
work, and as they receive their pay IN
accordance with the amount Of work
performed, the shorter turn reduces
their work, and consequently their pay.
Striking seems to be quite the "tad"
among these lads, as this 10 not the
first time they have quilt their work
owing to differences between them ana
the management. The strike in all prob
ability will be adjusted to-day. It was
theintention to close the tin houss down
last night for an indefinite period owing
TO the combine lately formed, and little
time was lost by the'strlke.
The half-past eight cuTfew bell has
not been rung for several nights past
the result Of losing the keys to the fire
alarm boxes, from which the alarm Is
turned In. The young people are hop
Ing that the lost may not be found.
The teachers OF the Presbyterian
Sunday school will send out invitations
TO the parents OF scholars, requesting
their presence at the Sunday school e3-
ercises on Christmas Day
The Enterprise glass works, although
a new industry for this place, is doing
large business, and has been COM
PEELED to increase the working force.
The bazaar in Commercial Hall last
night was largely attended, and a de-
cidcd success II will be continued at
the same place tonight.
Rev. j. N. wiseman, Of this city, will
occupy the pulpit Of Rev. Naylor, at
the Second Christian church, on Wheel
Ing Island, tomorrow.
Z. j. c. Drennen and T. W. shreve
returned from Columbus last night, az
ter arguing a case in the supreme
court.
Margaret Roop has been granted d.
vorce from her husband. George Roop,
on the'ground OF cruelty.
The young ladies of the bazaar will
furnish turkey as well as oyster supper
this evening.
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1anied.
StoekhoL6er,, Msetna,.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the National Bank Of West Virginia,
at Wheeling will be held at :he Banking
House on Tuesday January 10 1889, be-
tween the hours Of one % and three ~
o'clock D. M, for the election Of directors.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
Wheeling. W. Va, Dec. !, 1855. de1
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ALL OVER NOW.
American Tin.Platc Company
Formally Takes Possession.
THREE WHEELING PLANTS IN IT

Being tho IaushIin, Hstna-stand-
ard and the LaBelle, with the
whitaker on the outslde-SIr. W.
7. Graham has been Made Second
vIcc.Prcsldent Of the Combine.
lis, ortho Plants that are In the
Combine.
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In the true nnppeIl-
ings in the every
day life OF everyday
people are materials
for nj oSt thrilling
novels. There are
every day stories Of
ileroisni, suffering
aud the final tn
uuph of good over
evil of happiness
finally browning en-
dcavor. Here is a
cnsr in Doint
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Leaving applicable to surplus
on common ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SKA


A special from East Liverpool, o.,
says: The new tin plate trust has taken
possession of all the mills in this sec
ton. w. H. Branaeld, Of the Irondale
mills. is to manage this district, embrace
ing Irondale, Lisbon and New Castle
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mud ! fully expected to
lose HuUther when, ~
August 1897, LEARNED OF
and began taking Or.
PicFce's Pavorite Pre-
Ecnption and took II lin
I'll aRct baby was born
in November. with my
other children ! had sui
fercd everything that
flesh could suffer but this
time / WAS In perfect
health md had a very
easy time, fwasin labor
oniya short time. I cart
not pfni.e Dr. Tiercc'h
medicines enough for ]
bsiievr they certainly
saved my blby'- life niid
maybe inv own life 90
wei Ii1og The Favor.
iie Prescription and als.
Tftta fftaaaaWN mallH4nt ut
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99siaess 0pporiunftles.

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with small risk in wheat stocks aud
cotton. We have never lost d GENT for
customer nor called for additional mar
Gin. Profits paid on Demand Open an
account with us now. and double your
money in week. Write for free advice.
q. ID MACKEY & CO, Wall street.
Now York de1
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ASK TO see the new game, 'COnette."
advertised in all the masaslnes, also
the new puzzle, "Three Blind Mice"
with oil the old favorites. such as Par
cheesl, Carromo Scripture Cadds Flags
OF All Nations" THE Union.li etc. at
STATIONS oLDCITY BOOK STORE.
TAKE the Ohio River r. H. for Cln-
clnnatl. Fare only $3.50.
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There is no argument so good as an OBJ
solute, plain, truthful statement Of fact.
There is nothing so interesting as fact.
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MUM, based on yesterdays prices, OF
q per cent. Of the total preferred
stock, $is000,000 has been issued TO the
underwriters, who paid par for each
share ~ preferred stock. receiving
Herewith as q bonus one share OF come
mon stock. The purchaser, therefore. OF
100 1hares OF preferred stock received At
$4,000 the 100 preferred Plus 100 shares
Of common. Yesterday preferred closed
at s3A and the common At s6N. 30
that the 200 shares, for which $4,000 was
paid, were worth yesterday 1880, or
profit Of $500 over the purchase price,
The preferred stock IL Z per cent cu-
mulatiye. An the earnings over the
amount necessary for the preferred
dividend 90 to the common stock. II
was RuthorltRtively announced last
night that dividends on the preferred
stock would be paid quarterly, and be-
gin three months after the organization
OF the company, or about April 1. AZ
to the common stock no announcement
was made.
The earnings OF the company are only
estimated at this time. ana the esti-
mates. vary, the mill men claiming that
With proper management the new con-
Germ ought to make net profits Of $1,000
900 per annun. That however, Is an
outside figure. The minimum figure 10
something over S2,600,O00. Estimates
have been based on prodt OF so centa
per box. But II this should be reduced
to IS cents, and, taking the entire OUT
put OF boxes for the year ending June
30, 1898, together with q reduction which
will follow In operating expenses, the
earnings stlll seem very large For
the purpose OF giving what appears TO
be q conservative estimate the follow
ing, based on last years output, Is pre-
sented:
Gross output (boxes) ....,.....,.... 7,6l3,5S9
Estimated proatn at 50 cents per
box, on present basis OF operRt-
Ing expenses ........,,..............a2,bf 81, f3
To which add estimated reduction
In operating expenses. l,O9O,VO9
Making total estimated profits, .sl, %
From which deduct:
Dividends, per cent on preferred a..
STOCK ''...'......'..'''''''''.''' 4'E01'v'l
Leaving applicable to surplus
on common ...,.............s'..S9,4ll ~
Being equal 10 about sis per cent on
the outstanding stock.
The foregoing is somewhat between
the lowest and the highest estimates
OF earnings But the company having
practically control OF the entire busl-
ness OF the country can make as much
money as It chooses by marking up the
price. So far as any announcements
have been made. however, they have
been to the effect that the company
would seek rather to discourage than In
Vite competition.
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RECEIVERS SALE.'"""
Ofthc Wheeling Drug Company OF
No. 400 Main ST., Wheeling, ". No.

Tho receivers will sell at private sale.
o,d on reasonable terms, the entire stock,
biiis receivable good will and lease on tho
6uiidinr OF the Wheeling Drug company
Tho house has large trade and the bust
moss IS in nrst-class condition w every 80,
5ry{Tine 10 engage In tho wholesale drug
SHsinrSs Until sale is made the receivers
Iii continue TO conduct the business rs
brreioforC, and arc ready 70 supply INC
trade with everything In the inc OF Who'e'
salo u'us'' II. II. pEVRIES,
FRANK CRUISE,
ro,o Receivers,