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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

Have You been to
The New Store of the
New York Clothing
House !?
Have you heard of
the Boys Clothing?
There are two sides to
buying Boys Clothes.
There's the money side
aud the wear side. Look
after both. Any we sell :
you will pass your crit. !:
c!sm on both and for :
style beside.
The aIl-woDl suits at
81 are neat, stylish and
full Of excellent wear.
One Of Our Greatest
Ines IL the s. and $3.50 :
Boys Suits, Serges, Wor- ::
stcds and fire Cassimeres
made in the best manner :
and worth in COMPARISON
with the prices of other :
stores fully u dollar more.
You ee.ln't pay more :
than s. for the finest
Worstcd Snit for your :
Boy w to Ii years, :
(shot PANTS il you come !:
10 the New York Cloth
ing House.
Little Vcstee and :
Elonss Snits in hundreds :
of styles $50 to IS.
Vest Suits for BOYS 10 :
to II years, made same
as the Big brothers, but
IN short pants 81 50 to :
So. 90.
Youth4' Suits II to 20
years, We have almost as
many as for men, i'll fact
many men get fitted in
orr Youths Department
"a to $lj.
Boys Colla1s.-B Boys
Shirt Waists Boys'Neck
Boys Hats Boys
extra Turcs2re.
strictly Ouo-prico and II dis
satisfied with your purchrI3
. "e will return your m0uoy.
Max Ephrain1,
n. 7, CLOTHING HOUSE
5O4 Market St.
Storsopen evening.
Hats, Clothing, Furnishings.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
GROCERIES.

We Haven't said Anything
about our Santora Blend Coffee
lately. Just to remind you, its the
best 8 cent coffee in town. Ifyou
don't believe it, try it. There are
other IS cent coflees but they arc
limitations in name only. Ours IS
Santora.
HANSCOM'5.
Seventh and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
MESSlCk CARMICHAEL

Hiss Carrie Lane Carmichael and Fro
orick johns Messick were married at the
nome OF tho brides mother Mrs, James
Carmichael. No. s0J West street last even.
Ing. he ceremony bwas performed by
Rev. A. N. keizwin, pastor of West
Presbyterian Church aud was witnessed
by only tho immediate families of the con
tracting parties. After u short bridal
tour Mr.. and Mrs, Messick will reside in
this city,
VIM. j. Maxwell. of f'a1rvlllo, Pa, and
Miss Bertha Cloud were married. Wednes.
day evening at the homo Of the brides
parents, Mir. anu Mrs. James =. Cloud,
near Norklyn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

year old boys to so inch
extra sized waists. Boys
kneo pants, sizes to lG
years, &c to $3.50. A
lot Of extra values at so
cents, made from rem
nants. Boys long pants,
SOC to So, SIZES Is to 10
years. Mems trousers, 50
to S7, new styles cloth and
cut proper widths, all size
and lengths, stouts, Sims
and regulars. Full line
heavy and strong Never
Rip Working Pants. A
bargain IN Jeans at soc;
heavier ones at $1.00 and
SIPS. Cotton Pants at
75c and ST. Cotton
and Wool mixed at $3.50.
Open Tuesday and Saturday
evenings.
JAS. /. MJlLIN & SONS.
Clothing. Sixth and
Hats. Market,
Shoes Wilmington:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19
LATHERS'
DEMANDS.
They Purpose forming an
Organization in
This City.

The fathers Of this IItY expect to
10 m an association next SATURDAY..
~ >toA as the organization i, per
tc ted, demand will he made on
the builder, for SIS per Thousand.
The fathers oil Whining ton MAINTAIN
that the wages pald by the builder.
are Tar below the wages paid IN
other cities. The demand vii he
made about May i, 50 that the
builders may be ready 10 consider
the matter.
. After the tOsS
Excitement rcigHcd supreme this
morning IN South W!imnstun 'l'nc
Third street bridges did not TAIL into
the Chriatlana, nor the stacks at the
Diamond State Steel Work, iaIl
Dog Catcher kopp made Il rad on
the unregistered dogs ON Townsend
street and there lies the tale. There
are, on an average, three dogs TO
every house on that street. 1t i,
impossible 10 make a raid As scntI-
ne!s are kept on duty. This morn
ing being DARN and gloomy. they
did not expect ths dog catcher, but
he went there Just the same, and
caught seven stray CANNES. jnc'ud-
Ing Grant, 4 big black dog that Is
King OF the mu,krat hunters. \
pretty terrier belonging to a bu>i-
ness man arrived here yesterday
at 10 0 clock and one h"@r later It
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

L'OH SALE A SQUASH PRIct. 81,
II 10 40! adam, trcoL nly4ii
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

AWAITED EXPhRlLHCID FANCY
w iIourr st Onrc. Apply At kirctrir
Laundry, HcTcnth and Shil,l"y streets
aly...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

NNyAErED-A GOOD GlR!. AT BROW )
wv iiatrl. No lUj W Fourth st. slsjt3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

WANrE,-GnGu COOK, WASHER AN D
w ironer, Apply with reference at IUll
delaware ave aly.3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-04-19

WANTED: aENTI.EMEN BoARDEus IN
W private family for nicely furnished
room. Dha and ON, hNlf square. from Il. Il O.
station. Mira Is T." Thompson. 1909 Wet 4lh
street. AiJ3!S
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

through narrow cObbled streets we jOlted
finally stopping before the ''Gasthaus
yum Mohren" in the very heart and CEN
ter of old Fussen. Perhaps we are not
hard to please, but surely perfect cleanII-
ness and we'll cooked food, though simple,
must satisfy all but the most exacting
We strolIed about the village, following
a crowd of women and children to the
cathedral for the sunset service. Then
up the hill to see the old fortress with
its froWning battlements, counting cross
after Cross on mountain top and watch
ing gorgeous clouds fade into purple
tints as twilight closed about us. 'It's
nothing, only half hours walk, with
shade trees all the way; it can easily be
done, " asserted our buxom Iandlady the
following morning, as we started for the
castles, within stones throw, almost
of each other. We looked askance at her
wide amplitude of form. wondering if her
walking days were not too far past to
make her words have practical sign1f-
canoe, but giving her the benefit of the
doubt, we started. The view of village
near and far, the lettering by river bank
to watch the swans, the resting under
oak or linden, as peasants passed to kneel
beside some wayside shrine, we realize
now with keener memory the charm and
beauty of it all, Shut in from all the
outside world by woods of thick, branch
ing trees, SO that at first it is almost lost
to view, we found the castle of Hohen
It's endless wonders would
fill columns to describe. But beyond
looking from beneath as though hung in
mid air-high on that steep, rocky preci-
pice is the greatest and most marvellous
of all mad Ludwig's many wild achieve
ments-the castle of Neuschwanstein.
From tower to turret wall with what
scenes we wece surrounded.
Deep ra7ines covered with every. shade |
of green, in the distance still other rocky
sleeps, Joined in some inconceivable way
BY bridges over which Luwdig walked |
often in his lonely wanderings. The one
chief interest in the castle oentsrs In the |
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A White Calf's Capacity
for Clothes.
Neuschwanstein the Climax of
LudWig's Achievements.
Fussen, August IA, 1900.

0ocCu3 aug uSO III 10O0.
"Vergessen Sic nicht-Vordersit rs
warned e. "Remember-front seats. -
slowly reiterated W. with deliberate
emphasis, which was wholly lost on The
little Deutsch driver, who, literally grin
ming from ear to ear, impartiaIly cried
''ja wohl, ia wohl' alike to German 81 q
English reminders. 1t was our last
night in Oberammergau, and we were & =
Gliding to follow the parting advice OF
Munich friends, don't fail to visit Lud-
wigs castles at Linderhof, Hohen-
schwangan and Neuschwanstein. making
the last two trips from dear old Fussen. =
Preliminary arrangements as to con-
veyance by carriage, the only means OF
transit, had been made by Herr Bauer
and the price stipulated a trifie over seven
marks each. AS a mere matter of form.
however, we inquired chow much?7=
Eight Marks" was the prompt reply.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

ing chandeliers, carved.wood work over
laid with silver made one chamber ~
wilderingly like another The one origt-
nal idea was in the dining room. A
small, square crack in the floor showi &
the trap door where's in Arabian Nights
fashion, the table spread with tempting
viands appeared and disappeared at the
king pleasure. Doubts as to its prac-
tical working, and timid suggestions that
we would be gratified to SEQ the wheels
go round, y were alike received in stony
silence, and somewhat abashed we sought
the "restaurat1on. We had barely
finished boullton with egg, by no means
an unpaIatable combination, when Joseph
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

decorations of walls and ceilings repre-
senting by life size paintings leading
scenes from Wagner's masterpieces. The
entrance shows the ''Nibelungen Ring
while Tristan and Isolde'' guarded the
nightly slumbers of the king. ParsifaI
in every stage from boyhood until knight
of the Holy Grail Is shown in the mag
nihcent concert room. g Lohengrinss
and "Tannhauser" looked down from
library and living room constant remind
ers to Ludwig of his devotion to the
cause of modern music AMI without
whose unseIfish aid Wagner might per-
chance still be an unknown name.
"Guten abend" and looking up from
our last evening meal in Fussen there
stood the ever smiling Joseph twirling
his hat and now evidently ready for the
fares we had vainly tried to give him
earlier. "Ja ia 1t Is just sixteen narks''
he repeated eagerly and as we handed
him the gold he carefully counted and
laid down two mark piece and two
marks in change. We were deep in some
discussion and gathered up the silver
without stopping, leaving one mark upon
the table. Bewildered Joseph stood look
ing from us TO the silver then back to us
again Suddenly 1t dawned upon him
chat in spite of overohargIng us forty
pfennigs, out Of our abounding generosity
(?) we had given him one hundred
pfennigs more. Is that for me?'' he
almost whispered. Ii it were possible
for us TO picture with pen and ink the
lrradiating look of blended amazement,
contrition and delight that shone from
every feature Of his face, we know our
fortune would be made. Never again,
we are convinced, can one small quarter
yield US such abundant harvest as
Joseph's breathIess, astounded, 'fGehort
las mir?'
MRS. HERMANN KOTZSCHMA r.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

calf, - snow white, not year old
What destinations he possessed He gam
boiled toward US in atectionate greeting
the moment we alighted, plafyulIy begin
ming to chew our handkerchiefs. Not
knowing his Unsuitable desire for linen,
we encouraged his advances, enticing
him unw1tUingly towards the clothes
line, Where to our horror and his owner s
wrath, he drew in at a breath one article
after another, our united efforts barely
saving remnant. lis he subject TO
such attacks?' we asked sympatheticaIly.
" Ever since he was born, was the de-
spairing answer. "He has eaten up all
our clothes. It's no use, i've got to kill
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

him." and the man shook his fist threat
eningly at the intelligent animal, who
at safe distance was 1ntently cycling
his irate master. Our last glimpse OF
Plannsee showed the two walking about
together as though old scores were all for
gotten, and we trust a ripe old age awaits
them both. Our road followed the lake
with It's perspective of steep heights upon
the left, while on our right rose still
higher mountains, and nestling here and
there wsre many little villages, showing
church spire and crucitix without num-
Der. Up the last steep climb, by the
waterfall on which the an
oient castle on the hill looks down,
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

We acquiesced with inward amusement
realizing that Joseph" was making
sure of his "trinkgeld, :" but reaping
later more satisfaction in heaping one
small coal Of fire on his head than we
can ever again experience. No more
perfect morning ever shone than when at
half past seven we climbed up to front
seats beside our driver, the shelving
top of whose vehicle rested on our heads,
our hats resting in our laps all the way
The entire household saw US off, and
with many ''auf weidersehens" and part
ing hand clasps we started on our all day
drive. 'How large is LinderhofP' was
our first query. "Three houses" was
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

the unexpected answer, "the castle, the
keepers, and the restaurant" Forests
stretching as far as eye could see, sloping
hills and mountains of green rising one
above the other, leaves glistening in the
sunlight from their baths of mist and
dew, and in the center of this Ioveltness
is placed the little schIoss of Linderhof,
the glory OF which is the grounds. In
all directions were shady walks whose
limit reached far beyond our sight; end
less flower beds bIoomed in myriad colors.
Facing the open door OF the castle, steps
led up to a carved temple on the hill, and
standing as though risen from the streams
Of water that flowed like molten silver
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which Ludwig, impersonating in every
detail of dress the knight Lohengrin, was
wont to float about, was anchored here.
A powerful light brought out in startling
distinctness an enormous painting filling
one entire side Of the grotto representing
in almost life size figures Of Tannhauser
at the court of Venus Climbing a large
bou1der we discovered the chair where
formerly the king dreamed for hours.
Moments, however, sufficed for US
Ludwig's desire for lodge in some
vast wilderness" all by himself, was
surely satisfied here. the small rooms of
the castle showing plainly they were
planned for one. Painted walls, glitter
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

having fully made up your minds to
Y VI The Pilgrim excursions tomorrow
y want to say a word to help. you keep
~aesh !. In your memory. In the forenoon
y" o'clock for Royal river and the up
''' Islands in Casco Bay. Then again
\ kl0 for fMaquoit Bay. 1t is very
~80'lul If you know where that sheet
" water is and and having lived here all
ts~ NE you should go on this sail.
ls1na lsipsaln Oliver viii takesyOu there. And
Snd S4s, Y, goodness, this is where you will
,nS ,as enem as thick as hops. Go along
''1 '0e Il what we say is not true.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08
HEAvY REeIsrKArIoN IN BATH
LaPrcIAn 10 rHB FRHsg.l

Bath, September 7.-The Prohio ition-
lists held we'll attended rally at the
Alameda this evening. Arthur Dun
ton presided and the address was made
by Samuel Dickey of Chicago
The board Of registration concluded it's
work here tonight placing 317 new names
on the list. This was the largest number
In the city's history.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

showed unmistakable eagerness to be off
and away. Nov we are in the Aus
trlan TyroI,' he announced, as a few
moments later we passed barely noticed
slgnboard. The air was just the same no
peroepUble difference in soil or scenery,
Dut what satisfaction for us to know we
were gazing on Tyrolean landscapes.
forest ways, up mountain roads
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08
OhDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 8, 1870

oown each step, was a life size marble
Aphrodite. Our first intention was to
go '.l> through the house, but we quickly
$50 Nereu 0haU our dollar and half by
10 means gave free choice. In the official
o0ne ana manner, from which in Ger
l.lsaI1y there is no appeal, the guide said:
we VIII first Visit the Blue Grotto
an meekly we fell into line A lono
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

we travelled, till at last we drew T, in
before the ons small Inn of the scattered
village OF PIannsee, seemingly stopped
from further progress by the long line of
rugged mountains that rose precipftatetv
IN almost perpendicular height from the
broad, placid lake that stretched away
for miles. The one memorable object gin
Plannsee for US viii ever be the 'fatted
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

g. A, tomorrow afternoon at 45O
O'Clock will be held In the large hall. so
as to accommodate all who VIII want to
attend. Rev. Chas. M, Sheldon, author
of ''In His Steps, - Will be the speaker
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

Beginning next Monday the Harps-
well Steamboat Co. will make but two
round trips daily to Orr's island and in.
termediate landings. See time table 10
change.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

da k passage brought US a arge rocsy
opening which reflected by means OF glass
soft blue light. Hanging stucco stalac-
tites, bronze vines and flowers were TOO
OBVIOUSLY hand made to require the
guides assurance, ut is all artificial.
A realistic waterfall glowing with Grim
son electric fire tumbIed over rocks into
a large pond.9 The historic swan boat in
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08
We ARE GLAD

to see you at our store any day, but we
offer special Inducements for you to
come Friday and Saturday. See prices
below.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

Ensign VIM. I. Day, staff officer of the
Salvation Army, 1877 Hanover street,
Boston, Mass, writes:
"I am pleased to testify to the splendid
merits Of Peruna as an invigorator for
stomach troubles. Several of m friends
have used it with satisfactory results
and have spoken very highly of the eff
ficiency of Peruna."
Mrs. Carrie Haberly, Captain of the
Address The Peruna Mec
Ohio, for q free copy of rs
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08
AT Y. M. G. A,

The meeting for men only at the Y. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

3 lb tin Honey Drip Syrup, 1Oc
Mason Fruit Jars, 5Oc doz
Best Cape Cod Cranberries, 1Oc
6 pkgs. Laundry Starch, 25c
Best Eastport Sardines, 6 for 25
plxgs. National Gelatine for 25c
Crisp Native Celery, 1Oc
Clapp's Favorite Pears, 35c pix
lbs Native Ripe Tomatoes for Ice
Native SweetsCrosby Corn, 10c doz.
Beets, Turnips, Cabbage, Squash, PC
Best Ripe Watermelons, 25c to 3Oc
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

students
special Typewriting or
biography rat o tuition for ALL
Write catalogue offer of Rem
@O @OTypewriter to studen
4. L. SHAW President,
h"nhe. Augusta ana Bangor Portland, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08

Salvation Army, of Green Lake, Wash
ington, writes:
"severa1 members of the Army and
several other friends have recovered
their health from the use Of your won
derful Peruna, and I have personally
received much strength from its use.
Especially do I consider it q boon to
women in restoring their more delicate
system, and I heartily endorse and
praise it.''
iCine Company, Columbus,
Cafarrh. -
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-08
CHANGE OF TIME.

MRS. HERMANN KOTZsCHMA R.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-08

ORDER or PUBLICATION.
state Of West Virginia:
~ rules held 80 the Clerks Office 81 tho
CHcut 'ourt for the county Of Preston. on
the ifst Monday 10 November. ZOO
Jesse Spurgin
vs.. In sbar~cry
Lucian Spufein. !
The object of This SUIT is o. sobio,t ,tc
real estate Of The defendant. T.rr.ar Sr,.,r
ga. To- She paymcd, Of thc piainHH's 40.
ments u the bin aud proceedings m n.
And it appearing from an amdayit Mod .o
said cause That the defendant Inri4r
9purgin' IS not resident Of this Statc. -p
motion oi thc plaintiff 10 is ordcrrd tbai tbr
sai defendant be required fo apto r
wtnin oncm 7nti after the date of tf,r' 81,
iuoiication Of this order and do vh.t IN
neccss1ry 10 protect DTS interests d IL
iufthef ordered diet this order bc arL
hshcd and posted ts required bv fap
a cCpy-Icste:
p.,,,. JoHN w. Wal soy Clerk
funIished htst Time November q ,,,-
Attest w Watson CirrE
J. J. Cfogan Counsel for piaiuiia
fIt6 ftEfJ-l
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showing Progress OF Building
at Buffalo New York ron to Novemter
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
High Taxes and Drunken ana Disorderly
Conduct.

Under the present administration of the
municipal affairs of this town, there has
been more drunkenness and dsorderly con
duct generally on the streets than ever be-
fore in the history of the town As mat.
ter of fact, there has been no police or town
sergeant during the pas, year. The Coun.
Gil saw tit to employ none aud merely en-
gagged Constable G. w. Fawcet to collect
the town taxes, leaving the town to get
along as best it could without police pro.
lection, and there is hardly night but
there is somebody drunk or dsordsrly and
on the night of Halloween the boys simply
took the town and broke up everyone of the
old street lamps, the remains being scattered
all around yet on the streets. These lamps
should have been collected year or two
ago and put away somewhere for safe keep
ing and sold to some of the other towns in
the county, where they have no electric
lights and would be glad to get them at
fair price. Other devilment was done ON
the night of Halloween. Out-buiidings
were overturned and gates aud signs carried
on ana various pranks played by young
rowdies who were out all night carrousng
around under the delusion that they were
doing something smart. In the mean time
the officials of the town were all in bed
sound asleep and the people paying the
highest taxes ever paid in the history of the
town, but what for We don't know, as
there is but little to show for It.
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The Companion for the Res, of 1900

Every issue Of THE YoUrHs CoMpANIiN
Tor the niue weeks OF November and De.
cember will be enlarged and the Holiday
Numbers will be double the usualsizc with
richly decorated covers From now mini
the end OF the year THE CoMPANtoN will be
crowded with articles aud stories suf
hcieutly varied to please every taste in
both old and young men and women. boys
and girls
Among the contributions announced for
early issues are How Acted the Mission
airy by Sir Henry STANLEY: With thu
Pretoria Guard" by Rider iiaegard "A
Historic Game Of Football. by Waiter
Camp; Horse Sense. by Frank K stock.
ton; Pulpit Eloquencc. los Dean Farrsr.
Days OF Long Ago, by Ian Mac,ar-n
and "A Baritone Among Famous Pcopl. o.
by Victor Maurei; in addition TO which
there will be serial and short stories by
Margaret Deand. Elizabeth stuart Phelps
Ward. Bliss Perry Charles w. Chosnult
and other writer's OF delightful 6cton.
Those who subscribe now for 1907 viii
receive rnE COMPASSION Tor che remaining
weeks Of 1000 free from the time o. sub
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Calendar for 1901 autographed in D., colors
from exquisite designs painted expressly
for IHE CoMPAEioN
Illustrated Announcement IT the volume
for 1901 VIII be sent free 10 any address.
with sample copies OF tho paper
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BOsTON. MASS.
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Another Mine Disaster.

Lawrence Duncan. son Of Mrs Sanie
Duncan, Of this place, was one Of the un-
fortunate victims who met death in the
horrible mine disaster at tho Berryville
Mines, six miles from Philippi, Barbour
cnunty, las, Saturday morning.
Ills remains were brought here ON Mon
day and inferred IN the Kingwood Gem
etery on Tuesday. There were twelve men
killed instantly and two fatally injured and
will die This was the night force and they
were repairing and getting the mine in
order for the day force, which number 3so
men, mostly colored, but the repair force
were mostly white men.
II is not known for sure what caused the
explosion, but il is supposed that they drop
ped stick Of dynamite and that caused IL
all to go Off The two men who we're
spared to tell of the horrible disaster. we're
blown sixty feet from the mouth of the
mine and the mules were blown into bits Of
broken and bruised flesh, while the mine
cars were shot through the tunnel in splinters.
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Millinery Notice.

To my customers and people Of King.
wood. have line Of millenery in Capt.
J. T. Murdock's store room and Miss Julia
Murdock will sell and take orders. All
orders will be promptly filled by me.
ALICE r. MURPHY,
Grafton. w. Va.