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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-23
Al YOUNG MAN SHOT 4

at Bridgeport and May DIE Probably
Accidental.
Ashooting occurred on the hill above
the Wheeling Creek coal mines yester-
day afternoon about 2 o'clock. which at
first bore the marks of suicide, but from
best information obtainable seems to
have been accidental.
A young man 16 years OF age, named
James Brenokc, whose father is coal
miner at the Wheeling Creek mines. .af-
ter eating his dinner took a twenty
eight caliber revolver and went out on
the hin to. hunt and shoot. Z He had
often been out before on similar expe-
ditiorS and nothing was thought OF it
by his parents. Soon afterwards he
was found with a bullet wound in his
left lung. Y. Ia s b
Ii He was taken home and DR.. Helm
lein was summoned. Before the arri-
val OF the doctor. he had said to his
folks, when questioned as to how It
happened, that 1t was none OF their
business. but he may not have been
entirely in his right mind then, To the
doctor, he said that the revolver some-
times refused to act properly, and that
he was fixing it when it went off. The
wound Is serious one and will no doubt
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on account OF his youth and strength was,
favorite in the betting at odds ranging
from 10 to to 10 to 81 Z; 81
II AT. .: 10 the gong sounded ind the men
came up quickly with Jackson on the
aggressive. trying Jeffrles out. Jeffries
led with left but fell short. Then rush
ed and again led with left, which Peter
ducked. Jeffrles landed lightly on the
body with his right. receiving a. similar
blow in return. 'Jeffries missed "a left
swing for the body but landed lightly on
Jackson's head. Peter put q straight
left on Jeffries' body following rapidly
with right arm on! body, left on face and
right near heart. Then jackson jabbed
Jeffries hard in face, receiving n hard
left on body, In return. but concluded the
round with two good rights on Jeffries'
body. Z
In The second round Jettries missed, a
hard swing and was jabbed In the face
with left. Jeffries then put good left
on Jackson's head and clinched, Peter
coming in close put lin short right over
Jeffries heart, jabblns Jeffries, hard on
the mouth with left, drawing blood.
Jeffries then rushed but Peter cleverly,
evaded his swings. Jeffries swung left
on Jackson's Jaw, knocking Peter down..
jackson clambered to his feet, but went
down ngain from a left swing just as the
gong sounded. "a
In the third round Peter came up fresh
considering the conclusion OF the preced-
ing round. Jeffries landed left and
right on head. following with repetition
of these on Jackson's jaw and Peter.
went groggy. Jefrries Knocked Peter
against the ropes, swinging left on the:
jaw. Peter falling helplessly against the
ropes. Thereupon the referee stopped
the fight, giving the decision to Jeffries.i
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Is insid;ous. and men do not realize that
they are in Ito clutch. While consumption
is a germ disease, the bacilli will not in.s
vado sound and healthy lungs. The lungs
must first be in diseased condition IA. siF,
Fi,st man feels little out Of sorts.
Probably he Is overworked and has given
loo 1it1le time to eating, sleeping and rest.
ing. His appetite falls of. His digestion
gets out of order and his blood docs not
receive the proper amount of ifc.giving
nutTimcnt. The liver becomes torpid and
the blood Is filed with impurities These;
nrc pumped into every organ Of the body,
building up unhealthy, halfdcad tissues
The most harm is done at the weakest spot,
and most frequently that spot Is in the
lungs. A slight cold leads to in1amua.
ton, the, bacilli invade the lungs and we;
have n case of consumption. n
Ninety eight per cent. of all cases Of
consumption arc qcured by DR.. 3 Picree's
Z Golden Medical Discovery. II is the great
blood maker and Hcsh buildcr.y II restores
the lost appetite, makes the digestion per-.
feet, inyigoratcs the liver, purifes tho
blood, builds new and healthy Gcsh and
drives oft all impurities aud disease germs.
1t cures weak lungs, splitting OF blood. obsti.
nate coughs and Kindred ailments. No hon.
est druggist will recommend a substitute
tMrs. Ursula Durham. Of sislcrsvilic, Tyler Co.,
Nv. Vn.swri,rs:s'I had n pain Ia my side all the
time had but little appetite md grew very thin,
rtrhc ! Golden Medical g Discovery D promptly
cured the pain. restored my appetite aud IN.
crenfed my weight" VI IN
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.Ansert, OF Local ssWs AMI Gossip From,

AiIsort, OF Local News AMI Gossip From
NJ n she Glass CITY. sles.. ng
There was some excitement here yes
to-day morning Z over the attempt OF
Airs. Louis He'll 10 commit suicide by
cutting her throat She cut q cash two
and " half or three inches long and
part OF the way about half I'M inch deep.
iDrs. J.lyyls Cooper and ID. w. Boone
We're called md sewed up the wound.
The woman Will recover. There 10 q
good deal OF speculation as 10 the CAUSE
and many things are said in connec-
ton withithe affair. Mrs. Hell was al
most PROSTATE from exhaustion before
the shock and loss OF blood by reason
OF her rash act They have q young
son who while staying with his grand
mother. Mrs. Scramnt, north OF town,
was taken down with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hell travels and has been away
most OF the time lately and the mother
has been spending much OF the time
with her boy. but the He'll home Is In
the Third ward, and as Mr.. He'll was
home the wife remained at their own
house. AZ Mrs. Ressiger, who was d.
,vorcet from her husband some time
ago, stays!with the Heils and was pres
emit while. the doctors were ut work yes
terday morning, but everybody who
knew the facts concerning tho matter
was very retlcent. 1t Is stated. how
ever that the unfortunate women was
weary from worry and perhaps fren-
zied from jealousy to such an extent as
to temporarily uHbalarce her mind.
The reighbors and friends Of the fam.
lily seem to know more than they talk
about. But whatever the cause. Mrs.
Hell will recover unless some unforeseen
thing occurs go 81. X 4 ~ n ~
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M.MECHEN.
New. Items from the Lively industrial


News Items from the Lively industrial
Town.
wv. E. Porterfield, yard master at
Benwood Junction. and ]. r. Prince,
foreman Of car shops, have returned
from a trip to Baltimore. IS
Mrs. Storm, OF Glover's Gap. has re-
turned home, after a pleasant visit to
her son, c. R. Storm, Of Washington
avenue. }t 3;s
+, Everett Parker, who has been sick
with typhoid fever for the past elk
weeks, is recovering. Fl t sj5
"a Hon. J.. Z. Hanen, of Washington. d.
c.. is In town visiting his brother, Hon.
$. R. Hanen.
q. Mrs. c.. D. Lewis, gof Mcacchcn ave-
nue.. Is confined to he's room with grip.
Charles Gehring, OF Wheeling, was
here on business yesterday. r
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SPORT.
oo3r.o1 oe11eVoY
THEY, WANT WHEELING.
,ooccococcooococococ

meeting or,he Ohio State Iis,e Hall league
a, aa,,,lisn -si.naEsrP Prince
Of co,hoston, Coming 20 Wheeling
April !.
sD,elal Dispatch 10 the Iptelilgencer.
MAssGLLoN, Ohio. March 22.-The
ohio Stale League OF Base Ball Clubs
met here 20. day, tho sessions being held
,n the parlors Of the Sailor hotel
There vas fun attendance, delegates
being present from coshocton, Mnssli-
Ion. Canton, Salem. GAINESVILLE, New
philadelphia and Akron. There seemed
n general desire to have Wheeling rep
resented In he!esgue, and Manager C.
r. Princc, OF The Coshocton club, was
delegated to visit Wheeling next week
FOR tho purpose OF endenyor!ng to inter-
est local parties In tho league. a letter
from Il. II. Archer, Of the Wheeling In
,.llscacar. Vas read: he stated that
grounds can be secured for q Wheeling
club at advantageous terms. aud that
there Is mn excellent opening for the
right parties Y. :.
The resignation ,otfC. N. Miller, OF
Canton, president iof the league was
nresented md accepted, and G.. +.
Prince was elected president; protein.
mill * suitable person can be induced
10 take the office Of president aud secre-
treasurer. y, % Ss,5
The following board OF directors was
chosen: J. A. Derhafn, OF Canton: c.,
F. Prince. OF Coshocton; DR.. Cannon, of
Salem, ard al. Watts OF Masslllon.
Ncsyrs. Derham and Watts were dele
gated to select q form OF contract which
will be submitted ot the next meeting
o. TIE league Il : & = " I B
Il was decided; to ,fx the guarantee at
$50 for each club, $50 OF which must be
deposited with the treasurer on or be-
fore March 20. and the second INSTALL
ncnt OF $50 10 be paid on, or before April
&c % le az
The meeting adjourned subject TO "a
call for g meeting a. Salem. when the
c,rtut viii be completed.
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BELuAIRE BRIEFS.

~. by I# "A.
The dance to be given by the Sub
Rosa Club in Armory hall this evening
will be well attended and m enjoyable
evening will be spent. Cards and other
games viii be indulged In by those who
do not care to dance Prof Killmeyer,
of Wheeling, will furnish the music,
and supper will be served at the Ex-
change hotek
County Commissioners Bailey and
Wise were south OF town yesterday
trying to solve the problems OF how to
repair. the, slipping AWAY Of a big wall
that supported the pike along the side
of the hill. In. soft weather like the
present it Is a bad place to work, but
the roadway will be all gone II not re-
paired at once.
Hon. 3. D. Armstrong returned to
Columbus Monday night. He seems
confident the legislature will adjourn
next month, and he is pretty well sat-
isfied now that whichever side succeeds
in the Cincinnati squabbles It will be
gang rule and it Is more a question OF
which Is the fairest than anything else
down there. "a h.
Mayor Williams issued his election
proclamation yesterday, fixing the
hours from $50 a. m, to ESQ d. M,
central standard time, US provided in
the statute. People are beginning to
manifest some interest in the selection
of city officers. especially those who
control taxation.
With all the glass factories, enamel-
Ing works, foundries, machine shops,
steel works, plate mill and furnaces
running as full as they can, It is dill
cult to- see how this city could be in
much. better condition. And there is
more talk of other new industries.
The county supervisors Of election
meet at St. Clairsville to-day to ar
range the tickets for the spring election.
James B. Ryan, clerk OF the board,
came in from New Lexington yesterday
evening and will remain until after the
election.
State Food Commissioner ]. E. Black
burn dropped or here yesterday from
one. train to another while on his way
home from Washington to attend 10
some private business.
The high river has caused the creek
to back up and cover the bottom in the
Second ward. This causes some alarm
among the residents OF that part of
town. n Z;
The Gravel Hill Literary and Social
Club Will be entertained Tomorrow
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dr. J. NJ. Mcdonald in the Fifth ward.
The Twentieth Century Club sus-
pended the meeting this week but will
meet next week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. p. .Du Bols. &,
The men OF the Christian church Will
give concert at that church to-mor-
row evening. Refreshments will be
served by; the men. X
Albert Heatherington will open
gents furnishing goods store In the va
cant room owned by. Miller Booth, on!
Union street. 4. :.
q Mrs. Bolte, residing In the Fourth
ward, who has been III for some time
past, was reported some better yester-
day. Az a 3
Miss Cassie Myers, OF the Fifth ward,
who has been confined to her home for
aweele past, is able to be out.
Charles Johnson, the Fourth ward po-
liceman, has been under, the weather
for ten days past
John Johnson, Of Norfolk, O., is work
Ing in this city. SI.l5 < 3
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It is certainly gratifying TO the public
to know Of one concern in the land who
arc not afraid TO be generous to the
needy anu suffering. The propretors or
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over Ten million trial bottles Of
this great medicine: and have, the. sat :,
isfactlon of knowing that 1t has Sabso-
llutely cured thousands ofhopcless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarsencss and all
diseases OF tho Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by 1t. Call on Logan
Drug Co.Sand get n trial bottle free!
'RcgularSsiz zoe and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed. or price refunded. y
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The Hcilatrn PInr,rs.

The professional ball players OF Bell
airc who play. In the Western and Inter-
state league. aro not signing very fast.
PerlS Kennedy has signed and went
south for practice, with the Brooklyn
team. Tom Nicholson has refused to
sign the contract offered him by tho
Kansas City club on account OF q cut In
salary. Billy George has returned the
contract sent him BY. the St. Paul team.
for the SAINT. reason. Harry. Minnehan
mas refused TO sign with Fort Wayne on
account OF not wanting to play with that
team. The players in the Western league
oil received . cut In salary. consequent
~ the Beilalre players are not the only
o.e, chat suffered . y, 3 q; 4, ~
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Secretary Handlan received two mo

Secretary Handlan received Two more
entries yesterday of teams for the
tournament OF Mozart park; the Wapltl
bowling club, with c. W. Alexander as
captain. and the Y. NJ. c. A. team. Last
night the Korn Kob Klub decided TO
take I hand in the fun and will send in
their list at once. Two teams OF note;
two ancient foes, the Aber Nlts and Old
Cronies, will again contest for the hon.
or OF being first on the list of teams
counting from the bottom. There. are
now ten teams In and room for ten
more. II necessary. If the number of
clubs runs over twelve, which is sure to
be the case, four teams Will bowl each
night. h b, y ~ E,
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5MARr1N,s FERRY.
Iiaps and Ml,haps In the Thriving City
8IFS Across the River. 49,

=
\ Across the River.
Tho West Virginia glass works will
start up this morning att o'clock. with
nine shops In operation in tho factory,
day and night, making eighteen shops
In all. Three shops will make blown
goods and six pressed goods. The fac
tory will work steadily with this num-
Der of shops In operation and II neces-
sary the number will be increased. The
new tank Is almost completed.
The big engine bed in the new tin
plate works ut the Laughlin was finish
ed last evening and the monster cleo
trio crane is ready for use. On the sid
ings there are five or six car loads OF
machinery and six OF brick and sand.
Work will be commenced on the brick
pavement In a day or two.
Mrs; Minerva ], Lewis died last night
at $3.50 O'clock, at the family residence
on Second street, after. a lingering ILL.,
ness. Her husband, John Lewis, died
nearly. two. years ago. The surviving
children are Mrs. Miss Broodle Lewis.
]. A. Lewis and Paul Lewis.
Miss Elizabeth McCue, who was
eighty years old March I. died on Mon
day. at Updegraff, from paralysis. She
formerly, resided at Colerain and was
one OF. fifteen children, all Of whom liv-
ed to a ripe old age. The deceased was
an aunt Of George McCue, OF Martins
Ferry.
Yesterday telegram was received at
Martins Ferry, announcing the safe ar
rival OF William Edwards at Seattle.
Victor Evans, who Is there, expected to
meet him at the depot. Both will leave
Seattle well supplied with money. =
The funeral of the late Frank Lupton
at Mt. Pleasant on Monday, was one OF
the very largest ever witnessed in thai
place. Rev.SA. II. Husey had charge OF
the funeral and ten others took part in
the services.
A very large number offfriends at
tended the AT Home given by Mrs.
B. O. Williams yesterday. The hostess
was assisted by two OF her sons
Miss May Sedgwick will entertain the
Thimble Bee on Thursday afternoon at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. K.
Dixon.
Joseph Fehrenback, who has been WIS.,
itlng at GAINESVILLE, returned home yes
terday. II
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.
R. Sedgwlck has the typhoid fever.
Rev. Fathers. S. Mattingls is at Col
umbus. .3
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MONDAY, April ii, !ssS,

beginning ut 10 o'clock 4, n.,, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder
Mt the north front door OF tho court house
OF Ohio county. West Virginia, all the rca
Of the. real estate of which John Kraft
died seized, situate In tho city of Wheel
Ing, Ohio county, West Virginia, stbat is
to say: Three. fourths of lot number one
hundred and sixty-nlne, u69 In Chaplno
and Eofs addition to the city OF Wheel
ms and bc!ng all of tho said lot number
ono hundred and sISty-nine,I except what
was conveyed by, the said John Kraft and
wife to Christian Wuhlert by deed dated
OF the clerk OF the county court Of o .said
Ohio county In Deed Book No. &c, page
$40, being the north one-hnlf of the north.
east onc.quarter o. said lot. fronting slxti
teen and one-half feet on Chapline street
wardly slx;y-one feet, and also except
what was conveyed by the said j ohm Kruft
and wife to Lodwick Meder by decd dated
August , 1873. and recorded, In the psaid
county clerks office in Deed Book No. 70.
page G5l. being tho south one-half OF tho
northeast onc-Quarter OF the said lot Num-.
Der ono hundred and sixty-nine, fronting
sixteen and one-half feet on, Z ChapllrS
strsct,an u, running back the same width
Said sale will be! upon tho following
terms, viz: Onc-thirha OF tho purchase
money and such further portion thereof
ns tho purchaser may elect to- pay, shall
he paid In cash; the remainder shall tbe
paid in two equal annual instullments, With
interest on each OF suid instnllmentS from
the dayof sale, the interest on tho second
Of said linstnllmcnts to be payable nnnu.
'nlly,,nnd tho title will be retained until tho
purchase money is fully paid. ! + RS Il 80
u The purchaser shnll pay NIL taxes as.
sessed thereon for tho year 1891. 81 a
tls5 vs.? = /, h C. T.. MORRIS,
ls... Z, ilg Special Commissioner.
Wheeling, W. Va, March TO- lSgS. "
Inns been given by the above named COM
missioner. ms required by law and tho do.
crco OF said court. liii,55 iya ~
mril Clerk OF said Circuit Court n
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DIED FROM LocKJ,w.

Edward Kite, d driver for the schmul-
bach brewery, died at the City hospital
yesterday afternoon from IL severe MT
tack OF lock- W. which originated from
an accident to his foot a few days ago.
,whsn q rusty nall was run Into his foot,
HIS serious condition Yesterday result.
ca in his being removed TO the hospital.
where he died about 2 o. clock! 4 He was
married and leaves two children.
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BOXING.

When the Intellisencer first mentiou-
cd the request OF the Pittsburgh back
ers OF Jack Mcclelland. for a postpone
ment OF his contest with Eddie Gard
ner. 1t !ntimated that the postpone
nent sayored much o. loophole for
The Pittsburghers to crawl through: for
as is SO we'll known wherever their
feet tread, they are very gamey, very
sporty. when they've got dead sure
thing. They had ali the confidence in
the world in making oyertures for a
heavy side bet until Mcclelland failed
TO do better than poor draw with
"Yock" Hcnniger. Then the moon took
on another wrinkle. They asked for
a postponcmcnt OF two weeks, which
the Nets" granted. New articles were
drawn up, forwarded to Pittsburgh,a and
up 10 date haven't come back. L.
they're not signed tonight at 8 o'clock,
the club officials will give the McClel-
land crowd q piece OF their mind. But
IT'S hardly likely the articles will be
signed, and one more Illustration will
have been shown OF tho poor, callbre OF
pittsburgh ring etiquette. Pittsburgh
sharks are making q name for Them
selves.
Eddie Gardner yesterday broke Che
worlds skipping record. AT Jack Ar
thues-his training Squarters-he skip
Ied the rope 4,965 times, missing on the
tast jump. and being comparatively
i,esh. The worlds record is 1900
times, which Eddie has now beaten
twice, r. q F5fils = Isl, ~ D E1
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IA SHORT ARM SWING
IRON Gardner Put Faragher 70 S

from Gardner Put Farragher TO Sleep
Last Night. II 81 n 4 .VtssS
Z; COLUMBUS. O.; March % Mike
FarragherS OF Youngstown, Ohio: was
defeated in three rounds tonight by,
Oscar Gardner better known as I" Omaha
Kid" Farrlgher was APPARENTLY out
classed. A short arm swing on the neck
put Farragher out. :
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I -A.PUBLIc BUILDING.

Z Anew project is, being Matched here
to ask the government for an appro-,
ipriation Of $50, 900 with which to build
a public building on the. site OF the pres
ent city building here, The plan con-
templates a magnificent structure, to
be used for city Offices and for public
gatherings OF any kind, the city and
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OLD PETER JACKSON
Deieated in Three Rounds at san Fran
cisco by Jelfries. q =

SAN FRANCISCO. March 22.--Peter
jackson was given q rousins welcome
'o-nisht when he stepped into, the ring
10 meet Jim Jeffries in a twenty round
60 It was Jackson's first contest here
hhce 1891. when he fought q slxty;one
round draw with Jim Corbett. Wood.
wards Pavilion held tho biggest crowd
. ~ ne history tonight and the 5000 en-
.hnuslaBts gave q roar Of welcome when
1nc husky champion came into view.
SSn ..sts who had TRIMMED hard for the
nrsh', weighed abuut 200 pounds. and al
. .noush he had been Considerably many
~ back number, was pronounced by
musicians 20. bel In perfect physical con-
u''ion. Jeffries weighed ZIG pounds and
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I'D DON'T annoy others by your: cough
Ing. and risk your. life by neglcctlng d
Geld. Orc Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs, colds, Group, grippe and fall.
throat and lung troubles Charlcs r,
GoetGe, Market md lTwelft streets;i
Chatham Sinclair Forty-alxth and ia.
cob streets; Va t. Scheclc. No. COT Main
street; Exloy Bros. I Penn and Zano
streets; Bowie & Coz Brldgcpor &.
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y 77--ITl a B - ? 7-T77-77s7-
GENERAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
noMaI1ss1oNER,s SALE.

In pursuance OF n decree OF the circuit
court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, en-
tered on the 18th day of February, 1885,
In a certain suit in chancery, in which
.. j. Hugus. trustee. Is complainant. and
ants l will m 77s Va 81 = fIs5T -, Z.
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terminate fatally. His left lung 70
pierced md he IS suffering from hsni-
orrhnge. f9S N ~ ~ !; X M
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! ], Y \.
Sai 4 5 dpa Il !. l
has never been equnled by any
cheap imitation Of it, and quality.
/ tells, just as blood, tells.
II Is ihc Standard..

II have sold Ayers sassaparilla for moro
than twenty-five years, md have never
heard anything but words Of praise from
my customers ; not single complaint has
ever reached me. A preparation must
possess great merit to maintain such q repu-
tstca. /! believe your sarsaparilla to be
tho best blood purifier that has ever boon
introduced to the. general public. ] often
hear other manufacturers say that this Is
Aas good as Ayers" but no one ever yet
heard itsaid that Ayers was e as good, Is
any other kind. They always set Ayers up
as tho, standard Of oxcellence.'-S. r.
BoYcE, Duluth, Mimi.
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TIME INTELLlGENcER JOB OFFICE!
u. NEWlTYPE, SKILLED WORlSMIIN.,
HONEST. COUNT AND. TASTY WORK,
SEND grORIPRIC ES. NJ NOS, g sANDgS
FOURTEENTH STREE. s Is.