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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

had a good crowd yesterday on their
second mid-winter excursion to Wash
ington, ID. c.
e. P. Mabley. engineer of maintain
ance Of way for the b. & O., passed
through the city last evening on his
way to Grafton.
The wife Of B. & O. Fireman George
Bales, who has been i'll at her home
III McMechcn with an attack Of t.
phoid fever, is much better at this
writing.
R. Riggs, formerly B. & o. yard
master at Cumberland, Md. and who
has been spending several days at
Benwood Junction, left yesterday for
Grafton.
3. & 0. General Superintendent
Thomas Fitzgerald and Superintendent
r. M. Sheats were in the city last
evening, Tie trip was only an in
spection one, and nothing unusual was
done in this vicinity.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company
still run their morning oyster train
from the east. Generally every day
about ten cars arrive from Baltimore
and are taken west to Chicago.
The past several days a great many
car loads Of steel rails have passed
through here en- route to the c. & o.
railroad at Kenova. The rails are
made at Bessemer, Pa, and are very
heavy.
The 3. & 0. should get a move on
herself and build a new platform at
Warrington. In bad weather the
place where trains stop generally re-
sembles a small lake, and it is not
very pleasant to have TO wade in water
up TO your ankles.
b. & 0. passenger train No. II, due
in the city from tie east at 430 p. m,
was over two hours late last evening.
The trouble was on account of a big
landslide near Fairmont. The track
was blockaded for several hours, but
no trains transferred passengers.
B. & o. passenger train No. had a
party of fourteen people yesterday
bound for the Klondike The crowd
were all from New Jersey and had
with them two very large st. Bernard
dogs All were in very jolly mood
and seemed confident of striking it
rich in the great gold field.
4 The indications are that d very
large crowd will go from here to the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans next week.
The rate over the B. & O. is $65, and
most everybody will use that line.
The trip will be splendid one, and
further information on the excursion
may be had at the city passenger office.
Mike Farrell a b. & o. Fourth di-
vision freight conductor, will soon re-
sign his position to study law with a
party in Fairmont. Mr.. Farrell is a
very popular employe Of the B. & o.,
and it is to be hoped that he will make
as big a success as an attorney as he
has as a railroad conductor.
Harry Smith, a B. & 0. brakeman,
who it will be remembered had both
his legs cut off several months ago at
Benwood Junction, is able to be out
again. He has two artificial limbs,
and can walk a considerable distance
without the aid Of a cane. Yesterday
he was calling On his friends at the
Junction, and all were pleased to see
him about again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
PENSIONS GRANTED.

Special to the Register.
Washington, D. c., February IL
The following West Virginia pensions
have been granted:
Original-Alpheus w Shinn, Clarks-
burg, s6; Henry Schroeder, Wheeling,
Sc; David w. Rizor, Bethany, SO; Ger
ard R. Thacker, Scott Depot, IS.
Original Widows, Etc.-Mary A.
Shell, Maysville, IS; Rachel Stricklin.
Bolton, IS; Rebecca Myers, Brustyum,
IS.
Increase-samuel Weaver, Spring
Hill, sl2 to S14.
The pension Of Geo. ". King. dead,
Martins Ferry. Ohio, has been re-
stored and reissued at S12 month;
and an original widows penson has
been granted Rachel King, Martin S
Ferry. IS. An increase Of pension has
been granted to VIM. Batman, Steu-
benvine, Chic. $40 to s12.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

No greater proof Of the wonderful
efficacy and great curative powers of
Dr.. Greene's Neryura blood and nerve
remedy among the sick and suffering
is possible than the enthusiastic and
glowing reports of the Associated
Charities concerning this wonderful
medicine and the marvellous cures it
is everywhere effecting.
Mr.. Geo. S. Wilson. General Secre
tary of the Associated Charities of
Washington and the District of Colum-
bia, and the best known man in the
country in the field of charitable work,
reports
In our work Of the Associated Char
tiles Of Washington, we have dis
pensed DR.. Greene's Neryura blood and
nerve remedy among the sick.
1T has been gladly received and
with very gratifying results. In one
case especially OF nervous debility the
report is very encouraging. She was
also afflicted with dyspepsia
Il am pleased to say that all reports
that have come to my knowledge have
been highly favorable.
GEO. S. WILSON.
"GenI Sec'y Associated Charities of
the District OF Columbia
More enthusiastic still is the report
of Miriam F. Witherspoon. General
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
SPARKS FROM THE RAILS

Assistant Trainmaster ]. S. Smith,
of Grafton, was in the city yester-
day
Dr.. NJ. A. Dowler B. & Q. physic-
ian of McAIechen, was in the city yes
terday.
R. L. Hefin, supervisor of B. & O.
bridges, was an arrival in the city yes
terday.
7. c. Burke, city passenger agent for
the B. & O., is home from a business
trip east.
B. & o. Special Detective John
Shorts left yesterday on a business
trip to Grafton
J. f. Irwin, trainmaster of the Cen
trail Ohio division of the B. & o., was
here yesterday.
DR.. Pratt, the B. & o. company's
physician, has returned from bust
ness trip out on the Fourth division.
B. & o. train No. 46 was one hour
late in arriving from the west yester-
day. AS usual the trouble was west
of Newark.
The Baltimore and Ohio Company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

well on J. n. Wilson's farm, near
Pennsboro.
The Carter Oil Company is putting
down a test well on W. a. Fleshers
land, near Smithville, in the southern
part OF this county.
The wild cat well being drilled by
the Central West Virginia Oil Com
pany near Toll Gate is LOO feet deep.
Sid Mallory, one of the owners Of
the Abicht we'll, who mas been drilling
for years about Whisky run with poor
success, says as a fond remembrance
of unlucky days the firm Will christen
the new company about to be formed
to operate the Albeit lease, the
Whisky Run Oil Company.
Over in the Hebron section the
South Penn Oil Company completed =
dry hole on the Baker farm, located
close to the big well struck BY T. u.
G.etzgar & co. on the HaDlon land.
To show how tickle fortune is might
be cited the case Of Joseph Payne, who
owned a poor hillside of land contain
ing twelve acres adjoining that part
Of the Abicht land on which the gnsh-
CT is located. For weeks he endeav-
ored to lease his little farm for $50,
but no one though well Of the drilling
well and would not take the lease for
this small sum until George Shyrock,
the map maker Of Sistersville, happen
ed along and concluded to risk his
money. Then Payne, who wanted To
60 back to Ohio, came to Ellenboro
and endeavored to sell his land out
right for $125, but found no purchaser
since the gusher came in Shyrock is
ahead thousands and Payne has sold
his hillside and one-eighth royalty for
$500 cash.
This morning the indications for a
good well on the Rollins farm at Corn
wallis we're poor, as the oil j. too
slow in showing up, while all good
strikes in that field come with q rush.
The well is owned by the United States
Oil Company
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
B. & o. CHANGES.

On March / Edward S. King, now
commercial freight agent of the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company at
Baltimore will be transferred to Phil
adelphia, with the same title and du-
ties. His successor in Baltimore will
De H. w. Atkinson, now chief clerk to
General Freight Agent Galleher. J. R.
Bell, of the general freight Office in
Baltimore, will succeed Mr.. Atkinson
as chief clerk in the freight depart
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

Oil City, Pa, February 11.-Credit
balances CSC. Certificates opened with
sales Of 1000 barrels at 7618c, but grew
weak on steady selling, and closed with
sales of cash at 1890 and 74c bid for
regular delivery During the day there
were sales of cash as follows: 5000 at
73s4c; 10000 at zee; 5000 at 75c: 1000
at 76c; 1900 at 1850; 5000 at 76&c;
1000 at nc. Total sales, $4,000; ship
ments, 1929 barrels; runs, 95, 426 bar
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

CAUSED A PANIC.
Floor Of a Church Sank Seven Inches Seal
tering the Congregation.

tEIIHs 1IlC '0.-s
Special to the Register.
Clarksburg. W. va, February IL
While the funeral OF August Fischer
was in progress the floor Of the Re-
formed Church, at Hyndman, gave
way. The church was packed with
people. and a panic ensued. Women
and children jumped out Of the high
windows. several being severely injur-
ed. Rev. Mr.. Miller. who was conduct
ing the services, escaped through a
rear window aud for several minutes
the corpse was left alone The floor
sank several inches. II was sometime
before the services were resumed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
PRESIDENT CATTELL DEAD.

Philadelphia, February 11.Rev. Will
liam C. Cattell, D. D.. LII. D., for TWEEN
ty years president Of Lafayette Col
lege, died early this morning at his
home in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

to abandon, although it is undoubtedly
a dry hole.
The United States Oil Company's
well on A. c. Rollins farm. near Corn
wallis, reached The pay this morning
and is being drilled in. It is gassing
strongly and has filled Zip about 800
feet with oil The indications are good
for fair well, although the location
is dangerously close to the dry hole on
the McCabe farm.
Mike Murphy, the great Independent
oil king. was here to-day, and in
spected the big well. He and his part
ner, Jones, made a location on the
William McGregor land, about 1900
feet from the Abicht well.
Capt. Grace's well on the Wierbrech
land ca Plum ruth. in the back part
Of this county, Was drilled in to-day
and is only a big gasser.
L. E. Mallory has three wells start
ing on the Carroll heirs land, near The
Abicht land.
The Eureka Pipe Line Company is
erecting a pump station near Pike
Postofice, two miles northwest of this
place. They win lay a gravity line
from the Abicht well to the station,
then pump the oil to their main line
south Of town. Their telegraph line
will be run into The South Penn Oil
Company's building here.
Betteman, Watson & Bernheimer's
well on the Hardness land, is still
drilling, showing little oil and lots Of
gas. 1t will likely be dry hole.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
PERSONAL COMFORT.

a great many passenger brakemen
on the different roads entering this
city seem to have hard time nova
days regulating the heat in the coach
es. OF course this isl a matter that is
not easy to do, but if the trainmen
only take the right Kind of interest in
1t at the start passengers are generally
made comfortable. {AlI coaches should
be ventilated, Aand especially
when the traia is moving.
Maa~ Of the r-Ars a4N often kept closed
AIs .onder SO many people
tai - a sudden sick spell while travel
Ing For the benefit Of the patrons OF
The roads it might be in order for the
different officials to take their brake
men in hand and give them a number
of lessons in regard to this matter,
and then perhaps there would not be
so much kicking
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

ence-MrS. Miller Bound, Gagged
and Blind-Folded.
Yesterday morning at eight O'Clock
a strange South Side robbery was re
ported to the police. Word was receiv-
ed that the residence OF Valentine Mil
Ter, No. 4729 Jacob street. had been
broken into and robbed after one III
the inmates had been bound, gagged
and blind-folded.
Although there were nine persons II
the house, the only one who knows
anything about the robbery is Mrs.
Miller. She stated that she and a
young daughter, about eight years Of
age, were sleeping in the front bed
room on the second floor. She was
awakened about twelve or one o'clock
by two men who were engaged in the
process of gagging and blind-folding
. her She could not see either OF them,
but knew there were two, as one asked
the other in a low tone TO help him TO
set her I'D in the bed after she had
been finally bound. Her mouth was
filed with large wad OF cotton, and
spread over her mouth and eyes was a
large red handkerchief. After cover
ing her eyes and mouth, the robbers
tied her hands together with an eight
ward clothes line, and then used the
remainder to tie around her body
After binding, blind-folding and gag
gind her, the men placed her in an
upright position in bed and proceeded
TO hunt for valuables. They seemed To
know specifically what they were afte"
for they opened two small drawers Of
a bureau in the room and took a silver
watch and S95 in money. Eighty dol
lars of the money was in $40 bills and
the balance in gold. 1t had been put
in the drawer last October and never
disturbed, as the key to the drawer
had been lost.
Mrs. Miller states that after getting
the money the robbers seemed satisfied
and left. She remained in her helpless
condition until about half-past two
o'clock, when she managed to get the
cotton gag out of her mouth and called
to her daughters. Five girls, several
of whom are grown, were sleeping in
an adjoining room on the second floor.
Two others slept in the front room ON
the first floor. The youngest slept
with Mrs. Miller, but, strangely, was
never awakened during the time thai
the men were gagging and binding her
mother at her side The robbers ap-
parently gained entrance through the
kitchen window, opening the shutters
and raising the window They passed
from the kitchen into the first room,
in order to get up the only stairway.
In this room were two girls, but they
were not disturbed. Valentine Miles,
the husband and father, is employed
at the Riverside steel works, and was
at work when the robbery is said to
have occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

Gasmire & Howell's wild cat venture
short distance back of Powhatan,
O., has proved rank buster. It was
drilled into the Big Injun sand at a
depth Of 1,435 feet. When the drill
had penetrated the sand about As feet
there was no showing Of oil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Williamstown. VT va, February II.
The Granite Oil Company drilled in
their No Z, on the Athey farm, to-day,
which is showing up as large as any
in the Williamson field The hole fill
ed up, after being drilled in, in about
an hour and a quarter. The same
company has rig No. 1 up on the Rider
farm, and will commence TO drill Sat
urday. They will commence rig No.
8, on Athey, by noon tomorrow.
1t is a remarkable fact that the
Granite Oil Company has never drill
ed dry hole since their organization,
although they are operating in three
different fields.
The Henderson Oil Company OBJ
tanned a buster On the Pugh farm to-
day. This company's no. was locat-
ed about 400 feet northwest Of the
Granite Oil Company's No. Z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

Special to the Register
terson & Co. have drilled an oil we'll
in on the George Runyon farm, near
Hollow Rock, which is good for 20
barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

Special to the Eegiste~
Morgantown, w. Va, February Ii
The Greenlee Oil Company drilled in
their Sine Hess No. /, to the extreme
western edge Of the Hafer pool this
morning at 10 o'clock. 1t started off
at 10 barrels per hour. Drilling is still
going on and the second pay, peculiar
to this pool. viii be reached by even
ing, at. which time II is thought it viii
be Increased to about % barrels per
hour.
The Hartman Oil Company located
their Nimrod Morgan No 8 a short
distance to the northwest Of the Sine
heirs No. i, and broke ground for the
rig at once.
Story's Mason No. 1, near the mouth
of Flat run, is due in the Gordon
about the 9th of this month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
]. 3. RHODES Z CO. 3
."EN NULL"
LINEN SALE !!

A week Of bargains, commenc-
ing Monday, February 7th.
More new patterns and create
variety than ever. We quote
a few special values:
10 dozen Fast Edge Pure Linen Napkins
at 81 90 dozen.
10 dozen Fine v Napkins at 81 IS; regu-
lar price 81 0Q
Good values in Napkins at Il q. 81 50 and
up.
GO dozen Heavy Huck Towels 22x44 at
25c each; worth Boo
100 dozen All Linen Huck Towels 21x42,
121ac each.
50 dozen All Linen Heavy Huck Towels
21x40 at 19c each.
10 pieces Heavy Bleached Damask g.
inches wide, regular price &c; for 50c.
Ii pieces Heavy Bleached Dam2s1 &C
inches wide, regular price SOC; Tor Csc.
Is pieces Fine Bleached Damask p inches
wide, special values AT 9Uc and 81 "a.
pieces Extra Fine Bleached Damask Il
inches wide, At 81 SO; regular price 81 y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

! Daniel Dinger and Elizabeth s. ul.o
| his wife, 10 the undersigned as t..
! dated The 10Th day Of January
| year 1897: and recorded ln tae c.l
| The Clerk oT the County Court 4. uy
I County, West Virginia, lO Deed "a I-+
! Book No A. page 440, I viii sAi !:
auction to the highest and best ~
AZ the north front door Of th -
House of said county i'm the D. <
| Wheeling WI Wa. on
THURSDAY, TIE 17IH DAY on
I-lARY. 1888,
| commencing at 30 O'Clock q. M, t.s -
lowing described real estate, situate. D
the said City of Wheeling, tha, s /.
! q certain lot or parcel Of laul
| city, bounded and described as t4
to-wIt: TIE south half of lot uuuNs
hundred and ninety GOD in Fan
addition to said City Of Wheel
ing thirty toD) feet on the Ca .
North Front street, and extending
Wardiya at right angles with aa..
an eQugl width Of thirty GOD fee. ..
! depth Il said lot; together wita
right Htle and interest OF the sa'l
/ DlngeI N3nd Elizabeth S. DlngeJ PATS
n and y an alley sixteen 30 I,yt
| Imme dfsgtaIy south of ana ADJ
/ lot number one hundred and ur..
and extending from North Flu
cas- tWardly the fun depth Of Shield
! all the land lying esst oil sg.a
alley which is bounded On tuD .U-
the north line Of said thirty ay I."
cel Of lot number ono hundred 8ua
tlst3, extended aastwardly thruaa.
| lot number four CD, as laid utt
| addition to The So Channel 4.
river: on the south by d line H
4 continuation eaStWarGIy go tL#
! ~ "a tae ohio river OF line r.,
| way eetTeen the norm and son
saId iXteeu {l5) foot alley CH
By the east end of said thiJtE
rarcel OF lot number one hl.Ur.
ninety q9ol and the north halr
end Of said alley. and on tin. .a
HHlET marx OF the east cham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

So. ,oxv,, and filrny bit of Lingerie must
uaii'y MT how about herself, her own hne
os.a aAl;cafe physical organismf has this
,,,oss important of all considerations pee s,
,r,naoo1ected2 Has she any weakness OF an
,,,er,t which is going TO uniit ana lheapaei-
tate her for happy marriage
la,S - ,r.o,,,ar, IS fit to marry who mas any
.,.,t,esitl,v condition Of the specia! slIue
unnes - Intimately concerned IN wifehood
and motherhood. No modest Iei w. ~
sto,,ld prevent her seeking lInileala. ., ,e7
~ sn rom such troubles There = no neea
liei t,,s o,,,ortifying examinations 50 detesla
Q, Inc A se,,sitive minded Women DOCTOR
D d., - Eayorite Prescription IS daily cur
fiei te,,,,,sa,,ds Of women OF these troubles
ing ,no ,pr;vacy Of their homes.
- r sh Favorite Prescription IS the 9ii ny
nroprietarv remedy OF its tina prepares T, y
an pno e,incated authorized physician. iheIe
;s bardlS. a case so obstinate that II VIII
not conipleteiy ard permanently cure.
Mrs Em,,,, r. clover of Redkey, Jay. Co,
siana. in Ietfer TO DR.. Pierce, says ean
nmend Dr. Pierces Favorte ftesc s.lo.sl
one who suffers with any iei1iale a: :s,.
was in Nv teens was always sisk.
r medicines before was marrlea- a!iu
a well Aperson. ! am 30" lWc ,5s
ave alsa taken Dr.. PieTees 1o'aeli
coverv kind Pleasant Peiiets' ana
nd thcAp all
lists business 70 sell you, not
aty0u want
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12

Special to the Register.
Ellenboro, w Va. February IL
The we'll drilled on Joseph Lamberts
farm, on the lower Harrisville road,
seemed to be hard one for the ownFs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
Special 10 the Register.

Special to The RasIsFer-
Elenboro. W. Va, February IL
T. Gartlan & Co. are rigging up their
No, on the Green Williamson farm
to-day. and the drill will start to-mor-
row.
l.. E. Mallorgs we'll on the E. NJ.
Butcher farm viii probably be the
third well to start driltng near the
Abicht gusher.
The South Penn iany has
the material On III a test
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
Secretaries Of Associated Charities Say d.
Greene'S NerVura Cures.
The Associated Charities Thus Place Dr. Greene's
Nervura Above All Other Remedies to Cure, a Real
Blessing to the Sick and Suffering--Ihe Remedy
Which Will Surely Make You Strong and Well

Secretary Of the Associated Charities
Of Worcester, Mass. t35 Pearl street,,
regarding the great value, as medl-
cine. Of Dr. Greene's Nervura and its
marvellous powers to cure disease and
restore health TO the people. Sne
says:-
in my work as General Secretary
Of Charities in Worcester, | have dis
tributed Dr.. Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy among the needy
poor and sick. and it has been recel9eu
with thankfulness and great Joy. One
poor woman said she had been trying
to save money enough to buy bottle,
and when she found / was TO give her
one, her joy and gratitude were great.
's'In all cases the results have oeelI
as we hoped for, building up the feeble,
nervous, overworked and underfcd peo-
pie who have in general no helper. AS
far as my experience goes il has DGGn
a real blessing.
m. f. WITHERSPOON,
"Gen'l Sec'y Associated Charities"
In these days when so many ordin-
airy preparations are advertised, it is
real benfcence to the weak, weary,
nerve shattered, tired and worn out
sick and suffering to know positively
and TO be shown beyond any doubt or
question that this one grand remedy,
DR.. Greenes Neryura, does surely and
certainly cure the sick; that it is the
best remedy possible to take, either II
one is only little out of order, nery-
Gus and run down, or if suffering from
more serious affections like nervous
prostration, low blood and vitality,
rheumatism, paralysis, stomach trou-
bles, liver and kidney complaint, fe-
male weakness or other weakening and
facilitating disease. In these reports
of the Associated Charities is abundant
proof that DR.. Greene's Nervura does
cure the people. that it makes those
who use it strong and well, and that
it will cure you if you will take it.
Don't fail to try it now.
Remember that in all cases you can
consult Dr. Greene, 50 West 18th St,
New York City the noted and success
full physician, absolutely free of charge,
personally or by letter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
GO. j. MATHlS0N.
REAL ESTATE FOR Sl.G.

Building lots on the Island. TeHrr1
street. East Wheeling, AItouhHm. T. ~.
erwood. Pleasant Valley, Eiga- W.a
No. 50 S. Front street; rooms ~ua
No. 6S S. Broadway, 10 rooms.
No. St S. Broadway; rooms. -...
NO. q s. York street 9 rooms. ..H...
No. l50 n. Front street; fine HWt
No. 50 Fourteenth street: d rooms a.
No. 70 Indiana street; z rooms waus.
No. lis Fourteenth street; . r1oHs
No. g23 Main street; rooms .a
Houses and rooms to let in III K
the city.
Money to loan on city real estate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-02-12
A STRANGE ROBBERY.
Two Men Rob a South Side Residence
Yesterday.

The Home of Valentine Miller az
y-Eighth Street Entered and
$o5 and a Watch StOlen-Nine
Persons in the House, but Only
One Knew of the Robbers Pres
ence-Mrs. Miller Bound, Gagged
and Blind-FOlded.
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RlNEHART & TArgn
LEGAL NOTICES.

TELEPH0NE a19 CITY BANK BglL5NI
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5DAY, THE l7IH DAY on
IL a Ply 1SlN