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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-On the
eve OF the conference at Juarez be-
tween General Obregon Carranzs's
war minister. and Generals Scott ana
ruhston, representing the United
states, IL became known here tonight
nat the American officers have been
instructed 10 attempt 10 work out in
uetail military plnas for the co-opera.
ION OF the Mexican and American
1iroops In the disposing of bandit
bands. including division of north
rrn Mexico into spheres of activity for
the two forces.
GENERALLY speaking. the aim OF GEN
'raIs Scott and Funston Will BE- TO Sc
cure the consent Of General Obregon
20 the employment OF American troops
IN tho territory Immediately south OF
me border, and 10 the organization of
'ltNlcan forces along definite lines IN
order mat az Of northern Mexico NAV
% secured thoroughly for Villa ana
Other outlaws
General Obregon will he told tbat
the United states is NOT yet satisted
mat American border towns will he
irr' tron further raids similar 10
mat on Columbus. n the American
Iroops ar, Withdrawn. He will he as.
-ufrd, however hat the trooDs will
10 Withdrawn just a. soon as there
re REASONABLE grounds for such a be-
lei He vii he told that the sooner
ihe Mexican troops give complete co.
operation. lhe sooner the troops VIII
accomplish this object
OFFICIALS Er.r have noted the state
-snni IN border dispatches that Cen
coosiiauee on gage rias)
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BIG BRITISH
BATTLESH|P
RUSSELL sunk
FALLS PREY TO MINE
IN MEDITERRANEAN
One Hundred And Twenty
four Men Lost-Remainder
Of Creyy Saved
lSELEVENTHLOSS Is

LONDON, April 27-The British
battleship Russell has been sunk in the
Mediterranean. the admiralty an.
nounced today.
The Russell was sunk by a mine
ADMIRAL Fremantle. the captain of The
Russell. "a officers and 676 men were
saved.
About II men from the Russell are
The Russell was one. of the Older
trlush battleships. having been con.
;Nidct"t IN 19o0-Ci. she displaccd
100 cons and vas 4O5 feef long,
with beam of IS feet She was built
at cost of about $1,000 900.
The Russell was carrying "A crew
OF S2f men. Her armament included
four l2-inch guns. twelve 6-inch and
twenty guns Of lesser calibrc. She car.
RED also four torpedo tubes. The bat
tleshlp Montagu, q sister shin of the
1906. 90
The Russell is the eleventh British
Dattleship which has ben lost during
the war. The others were the Auda.
clous. Bulwark. Formidable. Irresisti.
ole. ocean, Goliath. Triumph, Males.
tic, Natal and King Edward VII IN
addition about 30 other British war
shlps OF various classes have been
DESTROYED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
BRITISH LOSE
IN EGYPT AND
MES0POTAMIA

LONDON. April 2S 11.20 d m.
only aerial and artillery activitics
marx th" progress OF the war on The
European fields. but the British have
I'm Mesopotamia
In baule near Quatia. according
10 reports from Con-tautinOple "a Hrit.
l-h force of four cavalry squadrous
mas been anuihilsted by the Turks
who captured 600 prisoners besides
iniliCting heavy losses
Aifmen also have been active in the
AsiHflc field. COnstautiuople clnims
thai o. British acroplanc squadron
fdldtd Qudfiu after the British defeat
and throw bombs on q hospital
The Turks attacked from an aero.
plane an entente allied warship al
Elkanatara and the docks of Port
said. They also dropped bombs ON On.
island
There has been some infantry ,c.
tiNity along The front boz France held
bN tho British forces. but along tho
rest of the front the artillery and aeri.
Hl arms have been the means of al.
tack by The opposing forces The ar.
ill.rA bumhardmnuts have been heavy
both east and west of the Nerdun re-.
zion East of The Mcuse the Germans
thollod The French positions between
the Cote DO lOitrr and Uluaumont
French airmrn have shcllcd German
stations and The Germans have retail
lated hr ATTACKS 'u the Egrdun sector
German acceptance have dropped
bomb. On fhr Russian hattlcship SH-
500 BOO The Gulf of Bira and BERLIN rs.
pOr' the action had good results Tho
Icufuu. also have attacked Russian
warchuus"s at IJezyca with airslip.
Reports Of activities on tho Ar~@-u
Italian line and on thc Russian Turk
i-h front in Asia Minor relate mo- fm
pnrtHut actions.
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U.s.. WILL AIM To GET CONSENT
0F 0BREGON TOPOL|CE DISTRICT
GERARD NOW ON
WAY To CONFER
WITH EMPEROR

BERLIN. April Is. p. m. via Lon
don, April 2s. 9:32 y. m.-With James
w. Gerard. the American ambassador.
on his way to the German army head
quarters and the leading German
statesmen already there. the day pass
ed quietly in Berlin. where no new
developments occurred with regard to
the American note to Germany con
cerning Germany's method OF subma-
rine warfare.
WASHINGTON. April 2S.-Ambas-
sador Gerard at Berlin in advising the
state department today that he had
been invited to confer with Emperor
William at army headquarters. said
he had not been informed OF the pur-
pose of the conference
The belief prevails here that the
emperor desires TO discuss the general
submarine situation with Ambas ssador
Gerard and possibly explain in detail
his views for the benefit OF President
Wilson.
Brief consideration was given the
submarine issue at tOdays cabinet
meeting. The question will not be al
lowed to drag along many more days,
1t was said today.
The attack by a submarine on the
British merChantman Industry, report
ed today. and the placing OF the crew
in open boats 100 miles from shore
created an unfavorable impression on
officials. although there We're no Amer
lean on board and therefore the United
States Is not directly concerned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
PHILIPPINE FIGHT
WILL END MONDAY

WASHINGTON Aufu cS - Demo
cratic and Republican leaders Of hi
house decided TODAY fo hriuE the ngh
over fh, Philippine hu t0 a head ol
Monday They HErrfi that u spccia
rule should D. submitted then prf
'id.nE chat thr measure. now In surl
Il parliamentary status that considers
Uou Otherwise would Do impossible ~
many weeks. ho taken up for dcbat
rud amendment and finally voted ol
before adjournment
LN.n champions of fhe measure cor
Ceto fnHf there Ie little hope of pass
mE ii iu Che form r came from M
senate. has been requested hv pregl
dent Wilson Some leaders think it
opponent. CNcu may defeat the srecla
rule thus preventing 10 from cominl
up 90 aI bon The near future The re
publican. are almost enHdlv Onnoaa.
10 t and tho twrufy. .ciFhf penocraf
who refused to hc bound D., last nirhf'
CAUCUS enforcement expect othera q
Their party NOT present af the caucu
to add moro than enough NEGATIVE
votes
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WHEN THE MATTER
REACHES A VOTE
This Fact Brought Out In
Stormy Debate Due To
Filibuster Charge
OPPOSITION is STRONG

WASHlNGTON. April 2s-A stormy
debate over the nomination of Louis
d. brandcis Tor the supreme court
hroF" IN the senate late today. and be-.
iNre % waS over predictions were
made by TWO members of the iudiciary
committee. one ~ them "A Democrat
nat an unfayOrdble report on the an
ppinimen would follow when the com.
miffcc reached vote
discussion was preCipitated when
senator sutherland. Republican
member Of the committee read fo fbe
.enate an interview published vcster.
Jay. quoting senator Ashurzt. A.
charging that Republican members oi
mo judiciary committee were Ulibu4.
.erine in order fo delay a vOt. on the
nomination until after the national
poittical conventions
Senator Ashurst stood stradfastIy
Dt thr quoted statement during tha
heated arrumsnf which followed until
assured BY fellow Democrats On ffe
,oiuinilfeg That thrre was no such fiji
buster Tie Withdrew the charge ai
fhr suggestion Of senator Erandagae
after Do bad announced executive 4es
ions and Chsrled that the Rrpubli
cans Wcre angered over the nomina
ION of Nr Bundeis because DO Wa
a champion OF the masses
Ioni2ht. it generally was believed
mat ne debate would serve tO brinf
nation within a few fays Am tho sar
ticrF VINO took part in tho dI.cg sion
were member nf fhe committee
Took hshurst To Task
Senator Sutherland took Senator
Aehuret 20 tack both for revealing fr
new paper men what had taken place
yesterday ln fhH ludiciaf, committee
ana Tor say Inr that tho Republican
member were fil.buafcrinF Nr
AHhurst responded that he was no,
Icnnlln-.. nn p. nL..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
FIRST DETAILED ACCOUNT Of
DUBLIN INSURRECT|ON GIVEN
JURISTS DEN0UNCE
SUBMARINE WARFARE
ON COMMERCE SHIPS

WASHINGTON. April 2S-Subma-
rine warfare upon commerce was de
nounced by an array OF prominent
jurists today before the American So
ciety of International Law Concluding
two day program OF addresses on
questions relating to the European
war, most OF the speakers earnestly
favored restricting the use Of the SUD
marine and other new war agencies
TO established legal bounds rather
than modification Of the International
code in their favor.
Present and future conduct OF sub
marine warfare was the principal
topic this afternoon Prof Jesse \
Reeves. OF the University Of Michi-
gan. criticised ell, -cd changes IN
American position regarding armed
merchantmen.
Prof Ralcieh q. Minor. OF The Uni-
verslty o.. Virginia. presented at
length his conclusion that submarines
should be- prevented by law from war
ring upon commerce.
Admitting that submarines and
mines have a legitimate use ln mod
crn warfare. Prof Amos s Hershey.
OF The Indiana university. said their
use should be- mainly or substantially
for defensive purposes. and be- mainly
confined tO bells. rent waters. with
limited use on the high seas.
Prof Hershey and Everett p
Wheeler. of New York. an authority
un admiralty law. advocated forma-
lion OF an international hiEh court
afirr thC war fU fUlulatC use OF sub
marines and mines
Mr. Wheeler asserted that inter
national law had been largely swept
aside Iu fhD war "If- fabric" ne
said. 'lr almost al ruined a- tho crcat
cathedral at Rheims % b. not now an
active workirs code We must not
ouncrdc ono iuf or title from The prfn.
r.rl"s OF international law. i1 tho In.
tHr.af uI humanity We want some.
Thing NOR. than mere scraps of paper
in The future AN International court
with international police power ca
nLnIn nL nnlnrl--- II. l.nrnn.
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GERMAN PAPERS
ATTACK GERARD

LONDON. April 2S. g.35 p. m.-The
Kiel Neucste NachriChtcn. the organ of
Prince Henry OF Prussia and the cr
IRENE submarine party in Germany as
well as several other newspapers iu
small cities. publis shes an attack on
james W. Gerard. American ambassador
TO Berlin. says a Reuter- dispatch from
CopcnhaEeu The attack H. founded
upon a story circulated ny an obscure
paper published by tine German League
oi truth which Processes TO work for
tho preservation of friendship between
Germany and america According TO
the story Mr.. Gerard uphraidcd the e,ii-
tors % tho paPer for various attacks
upun him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
BETHLEHEM GRANTS
ANOTHER INCREASE

SOUTH HFTiLEUEW. Pa. NpuI
Tho Bethlehem Steel company fD.
day announced Cd voluntary Inrfraea 0f
Ten pTr cent Iu fIr Hagf. OF IfH 20.
900 ompI0ycH This 'H ffr third frr
per cent advance given tho men In tho
last ton months and uIU ..I $4,000
10 che monthly pOv rOU ~ The rou.
pany
pany would spend $4,000 900 ln Im.
IrOvcnnufe 1f The local plant during
the year and that au agFrtgafc 90
about f7s ON O00 had been appfopriaf
ID FOR eVtersi0ns and Improvements fa
fo The various plants ~ The corpora
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
GUNBOAT CAPTURES
RIOT HEADQUARTERS

HELFAST Arrd 2S. via London
p lu Llh'rty ll1II tho hoadqulI~-rs
uf fh' SIuu Frin society wa. .Essr.I
hf H -unhnIt following fhr rIufiur par.
lh fIie week. aCgurdinr t. official
tiHi'm'nf given out here today Tho
iir.f Infiwation of tho outbreak was
received hfrr Yesterday TcIrrraphir
tuh I.l' nInnir communication DO
tween Belfast and dublin BEL sfU in
fDrruufnl seriously.
The belfast news letter today saws
li uudrr funda The pOFfoffiCe ~ Dub
liu BIAS boon rctakcn hy the military
Ini'tt Ih" urw ep1pera also publish
tHr follow statement.
Tho police authorifiea desire the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
WAGE INCREASE.

BALTIMORE, April 2S,-About 5000
workers at the Sparrows Point plant
OF the Bethlehem Steel corporation
will receive an increase in wages of
slightly more than ten per cent be-
ginning MAY list
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
22,8OO PASSES
GIVEN BY |. g. N.

n NSHNilLE. Tenn. April es.A come
IiifII"u I| interstate rummer.t. com.
mission 'Nlmin'rs. showing that O..
r... if,' passes with e. cash value .r
N--h N"n wore ISSUED by ths Louisville
NnI NIenL LiIIe and the Nashville. Chatf4-
n"'-H and ST. Louis railroads iu 1afa.
N. pos. or INnm Nf fHr request OF frsri fsara
on ih' Tennessee AMI ktufutE. Isl..fs
Ir'. was placed today lu thr record .f
,, lI'fl'n InF'riiE1tI'u of the
$50. u Carleton. who presented tho
iFIr,. fubWitf'd also alleged ,ou..f
jurors HuI other nTi..sIs ts.Iiss Nra
'n cross 'NHfuIuuf Iuu
N'NI O" u.W papers Hnd about i.IUU fl
""''r. II.t'l 1H company attorney"
America is dcmandine rcparation for
Ih' blood of innocent American men.
women ana children. shed hy Germany
1uI fnu. fI't arc mIfy of double
treason. treason iU Ils generous land
mar received them. ta VOL as fu fl.
land which gat" them birth
Sad Comparison.
d. f mot an additional horror that
nu fN' very dug when we heard fIsf
Ih' mon of tho Dublin Fu.UIpfa naJ
boon killed by ifistmrr boo tho afrcot-
.l Dublin. We received news of how
M"u uf The sixteenth division our
own irish brigade and of the samr
luhNn FusiI're had dashed forward
|nd ht Nf.r uur0nuuerahIs lr.trrt
f''ak'n firu.Ir. fhU German. had won
Hi IiurnN.n' Was fInrr ever u,, IL
..0fur. OFF frarrdy which 20 small .sr.
lnn ~ Hn irish faction has often ,n.
NI.f'd ON tho faifcef hope. and fIe
h.Htr"f decide Of lroIaudr
\. io 'Hr final result Z don mo-. De-.
I.t. fnIs wicked and insane mlt,
mfrf VIII achieve ifa pud. I1. g.'
uar pl. Il failed a majority oI
II' p'Iu." u' ireland retain fIpfI calm.
reaa. forffuIe and unity TIrt ab.rr
fN. attack uu LHpIr irf.re.f. fns.r
right. and their principals Homo
ru'r has rut been destroyed u rcmuu.
indrafrurHblr
LONDON ArrU a. g.f. rt.
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AND REMAIN UNTIL
BANDITS ARE TAKEN
Will Insist U. S. Not Satisfied
Border Towns Are Safe
From Attack
MAY GET TOGETHER

Ell PASo. Texas. April 2s.-
Major Generals Hugh l.. Scott and
frederick Funston reached ri
faso shortly before 8 O'Clock to-
nlght and Immediately conferred
Win Andreas Garcia. Mexican
consul at FL Paso, to arrange for
the date and place OF the frst
conference between the American
onlcers and General Obregon. the
minister OF war of Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
Graphic Description
Of Dublin Fighting
Given By Eye Witness

LONDON. April 20 l2:OS a. ny
The following description of the revolt
in Dublin was given by an eve wit
ness who reached England from Dub
lin last night:
The first incident of the outbreak
was sudden hiring of musketry in
-. stephens Green about midday on
Monday which startled the populace
The streets speedily filled with people
rushing out To see what had happened.
soon more shots were heard on
Sacksille street. Soldiers and MEM
bers of the Royal Irish constabulary
were being fired at from windows Of
houses. Much glass was being broken
by the shots.
Rebels inside the postoffice took
possession of II and allowed their com
rades TO march in. There was no mill,
tary or civil guard To overcome them
Most OF the employees of the postoffice
were turned out of the building, girls
as well as men. at the point of the
bayonet In some cases reyolvers
were held at their heads.
several persons were killed or
wounded here. Two mounted con
stables were shot dead. Sackville
street became the chief center of ex-
Having cut the telegraph and tele-
phone wires the rebels posted men in
WINDOWS and on roofs and constantly
NJ. q o 'he -nldie, a., police IN
SlAt tllt PhaAbltltf butlulnR DdffltNGtS
OF tables and desks soon were thrown
up. None of the employees seem to
have Offered resistance. The republi-
can flag was hoisted soon after noon.
In St Stephens Green neighbor-
hood the rebels seized a number OF
houses.
Many Shots Fired.
Many shots were fred at the Shell
bourne hotel. Many soldiers and po-
hcement in the crowds were picked
OF. The sebels wore ordinary civilian
clothes and carried old fashioned
rifles
The rebels took possession Of all
the public houses near the green, over
one OF which the hoisted the repub-
ltcan flag. soon after this incident
the firing became very indiscriminate
and many more civilians We're
wounded
An attempt was made on Dublin
castle but the guards repulsed the mob
after considerable fghting
AT the railway stations trains were
stopped. the tracks were torn up and
the employees were dispersed In COL
lege Green street, St stephens Green
and Sackyille street. street cars am.
other vehicles were commandeered
and used a. barriCadcs
Throughout the greater part of
Monday afternoon most OF the civ was
IN the hands Of the rebels"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-29
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-Poreeast:
West virR1nia-Fair and warmer sat
urday and probably Sunday.
Ohio and western Pennsylvania--Pair
ed warmer Saturday: Sunday eioudy.
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LONDON. April 2s. q.Is % m The
parliamentary branch of tho United
Iri.N .'HrIn ln Great Britain af a meet.
nF bore f0uirhf 'ndur.rI John Rcd
Wnnd condemnation off The Irsh
crime
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WASHINGTON. April eS Con.
tempt charges pres aonfDd f1 fhr hon on
recently HEsiuat United States AtfOr
u'y Marshall. ~ NtU York ht select
committee may NOT hD Investigated
until after fhD Impeachment proceed
inrs against Nr Nar.IIU IumErafrd
hf Repre- rruflfitD buchanan of lUf
nuie are disposed o.
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widest publicity in YOUR district of the
following
f0Fal naval reserve runLuaf ehafIrI
L'horft hall. fhc hrlduuarfrre of fhe
Slim fgiu force and t was suh.e
uucnfiy occupied Meanwhile. iarrc
roInfnrCrmpnfs have arrived iu Urb
ln. ln other portions NJ the CITY mo
situation D. well in hand and repairs
to thc railway system are beinE made
rapidly"
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y War Terror Story. "The Air Pirate Begins in Monda
w Gather e

Fair and Warmer Saturday and Prob
ably Sunday.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-07

To make long story short-the med
icine just seemed to fill me with new
life and energy, and put me right on
my feet. | have fine appetite now
''As | told you before, / can now
walk anywhere, and have thrown my
cane aside, because | don't need it
any more, except for bad eyesight.
! spent four days in Memphis at the
reunion, and Just tramped around
all over town with the boys All
around were men who gave out dur
ing the parade, but at the end | was
right there, and didn't feel the least
bit tired | just got back a few days
ago, and am awfully glad to tell
you what Tanlac has done for me. If
| had the money | would buy every
old soldier a bottle of Tanlac, be-
cause | believe it would add years 10
their lives
Tanlac is sold exclusively in Mari
eta by Hodges Drug Co.; in Austell,
Ga, by Strickland Pharmacy in
Acworth, Ga, by Durham Bros. in
Roswell, Ga, by G. T. Lyon Drug Co. :;
in Smyrna, Ga, by the City Phar-
macy; in Powder Springs, Ga, by
Vaughan and Baggett: Kennesa "
Pharmacy, Kennesaw, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-07
TlnlaC sold eXClu-
siVely in Marietta
by
Hodges Drug Co.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

Contract to furnish material and
labor and to make repairs to the
bridge across the Chattah lochee riv-
er between Fulton and Cobb Counties
at Mason and Turner's Ferry 10 Il .
about seven mics from Atlanta and
about 3 miles rom Marietta. Viii
he let to the Icwest bidder, at public
cutlery, at the bridge site, at eleven
a. IN. on January 9th, 1916.
Bids will be received on two plans,
as per plans and specifications there
for now on file in the offices of the
Commissioners of Roads & Revenues
of Fulton and Cobb counties, and ap~
proved by order of such Commission
ers. Said plans and specifications
being the same as prepared by VIM.
c. Spiker. Consulting Engineer, AZ
lanta. Georgia, and dated Dec. IS,
1915. Plan for concrete approach
es,' as per the foregoing, consists
of one approach at each end of pres
ent bridge; each approach is to be
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-07
PETITION FOR CHARTER.

State Of Georgia, Cobb County.
To the Superior Court of said
County:
The petition of c. c. Foster, S. Y.
Stribling, A. Motz, Geo L. David,
Joe H, Foster, NJ E. Grower, H. ].
Leroy, ]. W. Hood, T. NJ Ezzard, A.
S. Cantrell, Mrs. A s. Cantrell, and
c. c. Brooks, of Cobb County, Geor-
gia, and J. S. Pitts, of Fulton Coun-
ty, Georgia, respectfully shows:
/. That they desire for themselves,
their associates, successors and as
signs, to be incorporated and made
a body polite under the name and
style of ROSWELL DRUG COMPANY
for the period of twenty years, with
the privilege of renewal at the ex-
piration of that time as provided by
the laws of Georgia.
2. The principal office and place
of business of said corporation shall
be in the city of Roswell, said State
and County, but petitioners desire
the right to establish branch offices
and places of business within said
State or elsewhere whenever the hoI-
ders of a majority of the stock of said
corporation may so determine.
3. The object of said corporation
is pecuniary gain and profit to itself
and its shareholders.
4. The business to be carried On
by said corporation is a general drug
business, including the buying and
selling for cash or credit and the
making of all drugs, patent medi-
cines, cigars, cigarettes, tobacco, can
dies, stationery, the dispensing OF
soda water and soft drinks, the fill
ing of prescriptions, and all articles
and things as are usually embraced
in a retail and wholesale drug bust
ness.
). Petitioners also desire the right
by majority vote of it's stockholders
to carry on in connection with said
drug business a retail dry-good9,
hardware, and grocery business, and
to deal in drygoods, notions, hard
ware and groceries, and to buy and
sell all such articles and things as
are usually embraced in a general
drygoods, hardware, and grocery bus
mess.