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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Review and Examiner.

4
ANOTHER detachment Of coIored la
borers reached BelIevernon last wet
to 90 TO work Oh the Hempfeld Ex-
tension at that point. 1t Is expected
that our hundred hands will be engag-
ed there May l5!.
The next Waynesburg fair will be
held on Wednesday, Tnursday and FRI
day, October IA, 10 aud IL. A Lew
feature OF the exhibition will be an
auction on the grounds. OF live stock
aud all products on display.
TIE PIKE BOYS" -Coas. Sims, OF
Wheeling, furnishes Col, L. B. Sea-
right with an additional list OF Pike
Bovs"-some OF whom are well known
here. They are as follows: Jacob
Fricker, John HooD, }. NJ. Kuodep
William Mcdonald. Edward McVenas,
VIM. Rome. Geo. FrCker, David john
SOP, Thomas Wiley. and Thomas Me-
Vepas.
A FEW days ago two Young men
named heRry frs'I ana lheouote d.. d,
kirk we're arrested al the instance OF tue
School Directors OF Am"eII 'o~hsn'P,
aud taken before Justice g. +. Lyon ol
that township charged win riding a
horse into HaTts school house wnIIe
the school was in session, aud thereby
creating considerable con'usio:: Inc
case was heard by aJ0Ty OF Elk per-
sons, who were unable TO agree npoh q
verdict. 1t Is STATED mat me p'feS'oFS
intend 10 carry Inc case 70 court
II Is stated that Wheeling las iour
hundred saloons that sell liqaor' tut
less than two hundred tnat pay license.
Probably this Is a little Strong
Washington (PI) Hf.t~ an" kram'
ne.
Yes; rather strong, We should say
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TIA Main Stree

j. T. LAKIN & Co, merchant alIon
and dealers in gents furnishing gocd',
No. 80 Twelfth street Told N nros)
have received their stock OF fall AMI
winter goods which they are now pre-.
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and a perfect ft gusr-
auteed. They have also on hsUd a inli
line OF gents furnishing goods 10 suit
the most iastidlous. Persons Con,em-
plating buying will DO well 10 call and
examine their stock before purchaslng
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and TT gnsr'
anteed
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TEA PARrY.-The Daughters OF
Rebecca, Wildey Lodge l. o. o. F.,
held tea party st Mrs. zeigentelder's
Hall las: night 1t was a grand sue
cess in every sense OF the word. and
everybody present had delightful
time. The chins tea set was awarded
to Mrs. F. A. Britt, the wife OF the
genial and accommodating city clerk.
The chair was voted TO Mrs. Zeigen-
fielder. After the festival was conclud"
ed a dance was held, and by the charm
ing strains Of Tommy CockaYne's band,
everybody present enjoyed themselves
hugely.
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Mr.. Fishers remarks as TIE aOo'e
brief sketch of them will show, were
characterized by great fairness and
moderation, bat as he had requested
the audience not 10 express approval
of them if they feltit, we were deprlT-
ed OF the uaual and best method Of
knowing howthey were received.
The hymn a Charge to keep l
have" was sung and then
REV. MCCLURE
came forward and spoke. Mr. Mcs
Cures opinions were just the reverse Of
Mr.. Fishers. He was strongly in favor
OF street praying but still did not be-
lieve that by prayers alone was the
work to be accomplished. He said
that the day OF miracles was past. and
that although God gives great a.d. and
often more than was asked, it still i'
the duty OF the church to work, not
blindly trust. lie said that he had no
more sympathy for those corporations
whose escu;cHeons were marked by
the dark staia of the price
o! blood, than he had for j ulas lscariot'
He gave some statistics showing the
- 1890 ,...,,,z. - .c,;,o1 ;,yasta IN
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CouSrr CouRr. The following busi-
ness was transacted at the County
Court yesterday:
The case of johnson n. Camden u.s.
s. W. Morton aud others, by con-
sent vas tried by jury OF eleven
The jury was out when we went to
press 81 IS. are unable to give the
virdict.
The case OF Seabrook & McGannoa
rs. John Burns was dismissed at the
plaintiffs costs.
The court adjourned until O'Clock
this morning.
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TIRE FIRE AT CLARlNGToy.-W. II
Mallory sends US the following account
Of the fse at Darlington, which is cor
rect
"Ab5ut u o'clock at night on the
20tn OF March the hotel property own
ed by W. II. Mallory, and occupied by
Nj. y. S. Fish (6nown ss tue Hub
bard House was discovered to be on
fire. The first alarm given was by the
tow boat Baltic, that was passing up,
by blowing her distress VIII site. Soon
alter the James Reea, lying ct the
wharf. commenced ringing her bell for
fire, which coon aroused the entire VIII
lage. When first discovered the FIRE
was on the root near the east end OF the
house near a chimney, aud before any
assistance could be brought TO bear the
whole roof was on fire. At one time It
was though. that the stoie-house could
be saved By tearing away the building
between the hotel and store, but not
having any appliances 10 work With, it
was soon on fire. Our effort then was
10 save the goods and adjacent build
iugs, which IVES done The property
aud goods were insured in the follow
ing ofices: The goods IL the Jefferson
OF Steube1ville uad Franklin OF Wheel
ing. The loss will he email on the
goodr. the property in the Aurora Of
Cincinnati; Ohio, of Dayton Farmers
Merchants i Manufacturer Of Ham
iltou, Ohio, Tor $500, about equally
divided. There was but little wind at
the time, otherwise the fire would have
baen very destructive. The houae al
the time had q good many guests but
no one was injured.
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SAMUEL SCOTT is appointed ros;mas'
ter at Rock,iew, Wyoming county,
West Virginia, vice Mrs. Nancy Cook,
resigned. James II. Todd is appointed
postmaster at Gap Mile, Monroe coun'
ty, West Virginia. vice Edward A,
McManu, resigned.
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y ORGAN at a bargain. hayinr q full

An ORGAN at a bargain. having q full
complement OF octsves and stops, eIe-
CANT walnut case. only been in use a
few months, which we will sell at on
half what such organs usually sell for
1t is just as good az new in every r
spect and no marks OF use are on IA.
This being rare chance TO get iins
organ at a sacrifice, call early to see Il
WV II. SHEIB,
TIA Main Street
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CITY COUNCIL will meet this evening
pursuant to adjournment. We believe
the object OF the meeting is 10 take some
action in regard to the improvement OF
the streets.
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4 COMMITTEE OF the city council 0!
SteubenvllIe srein Pittsburgh, examin'
ing the pavements Of that city, They
have visited Cincinnati, Cleveland and
DAYTON Tor the same purpose.
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4 BEAUTIFUL lot OF new spring style
PopliDs, Japaues and Silk Dress Goods
j1at received from New York, snC very
cheap at J. ". FBREE4s,
Centre Wheeling.
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From the Wellington, d. c. Chronicle.

DRAMATIC-Gr1nd Obefa HoaIt.-
The MsjiIton -RsyOor Family 10 frat.
class. The Msjiltous are vell-knoTn
and with the Rsyuors they form a tu'
perior combination. Last night Ga
briel Grub; or, the Story Of the Cob
Inns who stole the Sexton, was played
with the dash and spirit which might
have been expected from such family,
and the entertainment was very enjoy
able
They will shortly appear in this city
at the Opera House.
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TObGcCOs.


nUR STOCK IS COMPOSED OF THE
following standard Il popular brands:
IL INCH TwBTa.
10 Foxes Millner's,
~ " Prairie Chicken.
- boxes Yellow Jessamlhe,
M Gold Medall
10 Walkers.
" Gold Leaf,
lU PenoOscOt,
Miller's.
INCH TWIST.
% CaddIeS Luscious Chew,
POUSES.
70 boxes Booker'S
d" EdG AshOy,
" Common,
Virginia Dare Navy lbs,
Is
Tingle & Ishams choice navy 3,
MouStor Ss and pounds,
Rose Bud Bright navy IS,
Andrew Jackson Black navy 81
Spun Roll in Cadd!es,
GTwist in kegs,
All. IN store and for sale cheap.
fINGLE & ISHAM.
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The Pittsburgh Dispatch seys con-
venton Of editors and rrorrietors Of the
country papers Ct Western Pcansylva-
MIA, Ohio and Wcst Virginia, will be
held in that city early in April for the
purpose OF establishing a uui!orm SEIZED
ule OF advertising rates and TO take
sucu action as NAV seem hest, relative
to receiving foreign business through
advertising agen,s.
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BEFORE SQUIRE CLoHAN.-Last even
mg, Mrs. STANLEY WAS before the above
Justice on several chargas for the vio-
Iation OF the liquor law. She was held
in the sum of $500 for her appear
anCe before court
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REPRESENTATIVE APPOINTED. - Mr..
George McCuiIy has been appointed a
representative Of the Grand Lodge OF
10. o. +. which meets in this city on
the 2Ssh of April, by Thomas En-.
Campment.
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Fish.

Extra No. | Mackere!.
No, Medium MackeIel.
Extra No. z Mackerei,
No2 Medium Nackere!,
Nc. 3 Large Mackerel,
Extra large Labrador Herring
Scotch Herring,
Smoked Haddock,
Goldfish. very tDe.
wehave all the above qualities OF Mack
erel in half bbls, quarter bbls, anu klttS,
warranted full weight aud superior 10 any
IN the market. TINGLEa lSHAM.
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To THE PUBLIo.-rrlce carpets and
dry goods before you come and il You
don't save 90 per cent don't you buy OF
me, but come and see them. No stall.
but must unload 10 make room.
J. w. FERREL.
Centre Wheeling.
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BOARD or EDUCATL8N.
MARCH 26th, 1874.

MARCH 26th, 1874.
Tie Board OF Education met at their
rooms last night pursuant to adjourn
ment.
PreseDt-Measrs. Hall, President
Bickel. Caldwell Crawford, Ellifritz'
Hubbard. Lsunder, Logan, MAXWELL
Todd, Wilson and Wheat.
The minutes OF the lsst meeting
were read and signed.
The Commissioners of Clay and Ma
olson, sub. districts made the follow
ing report:
To The President and Boardef Eiuca-
ten.
The Commissioners OF Madison and
C ay sub dristrictsto whom was referred.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Maxwell
on March 10Th, 1874, having reference
to the union OF the Second and Third
wards. with Instructions to view the
gyounds on Eof between Eleventh aud
Twelfth streets, bounded by the alley
on the north and the premises OF James
Dalzell on the south, for the purpose
OF site for school build
ing for said wards would
respectfully report, that they viewed
said property as instructed. The loca-
cation aud approproaches are all that
could be desired, but in May other
respects the location ia deemed by some
OF your committee very Objectionable.
IL regard 10 the probable cost of the
ground, the committee were unable 10
report definitely, in consequence Of the
owners heiag ab.ent rom the city and
will 10, return until tomorrow, and
another owner OF foil lot declines to
set price for his part. The commit
tee think however, that the whole
ground contemplated in the resolution
will Approximate SIC, OOO.
! The committee would also report
that they have received and considered
proposition from Mr.. John Nolan,
for an exchange for the property re.
Gently purchased By him from D. c. Let,
(known IS the Acheson property for
the property on thecorner OF llth and
Chaplne streets in the second ward
upon the conditions and terms follow
ing: The Board 10 pay 10 addition to
the property taken in exchange the
sum of So, 900 or its equivalent, he hav.
ing the privilege OF removing the tene-
ment house on the premises and be re-
quirtd to remove all the debris caused
be removing said building.
Tie committee Il ecef0re offer the
following resolutions:
RsSolce3, That the President OF the
Board Of Education be and is hereby
| directed TO consummate the exchange
OF property with Mr.. John Nolan
upon the terms and conditions specified
in the report, by executing proper
deed,
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ASSAULT WITH intent TO COMMIT
RArE-Y esterday morning Michael Bell
was be lore Squire Clohau, Oh war
rant Issued at the instance OF Mrs.
Caroline Wooster, who charged Bell
with having assaulted her with intent
to commit rape. Bell was bailed in
the sum OF $500 for his appearance be-
fore the same Justice on Saturday next.
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Spices.-W hole.

DEEPER, P;MENTo. CLOVES, CHINA
MON, Nutmegs.
SPICES GROUND.
Pepner, Cinnamon, Cloves. Ginger. and
Mustard, TINGLE & ISHAN.
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NoTRIAL APPOINTMENT. II F.
Behrens, OF this city, has been appoint
ed Notary Public for Ohio cornty, by
Governor Jacob.
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HOLIDAY PRRsESTE Those wishing
to make handsome present should call
and purchase pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
/. Y. BLoSDs.
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| An how prepared to make, TT, and
lay down Carpets cheaper than any
house in the city. and on shorter notice.
J. W. FERREL,
Centre WheeliDg
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MINIATURE sewing machines, by
which children may make their dolls
dresses, have been introduced.
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TIE ancient order o. Patrons Of
Tailors who Trust has a large mem
bership among the young men OF this
CITY.
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ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED Ies'
terday the County Court appointed
Mrs. Kate Bready administrative OF
the estate Of John w Bready, deceased,
Bond $1,000.
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River krWs.

The river was falling last evening
with 9 feet 6 iuches 10 the channel.
The Mallie Rsgon departed for Pitts,
burgh yesterday morning at u o'clock.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
lhe usual hour.
The tow boat Mary Davage passed
up with load OF old bridge iron
The tow boat Hawk passed down
with ton OF coal.
The J. y. Camden passed down with
an empty tow.
The Granite State passed up late
Wednesday evening.
Captain Marsh Kerr has abolished
the bar on his boat in compliance with
a request OF the crusading women.
The pilots Of the steamers Panther
aud Ed Hobbs were Icing examined
at the Custom House yesterday, regard
ing the sinking Of the barges at the
Bellaire bridge. We have not heard
the decision, but suppose they will be
acquitted OF all blame.
The Express is the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
.sITLe r. X. Hudson il due rom Gin
cinnati this afternoon.
The Granite State from Pittsburgh
for Portsmouth is due tonight.
The John Means passed mp last ever
ing with q heavy tow.
The Forest City, the Steubenville
packet, has abolished the bar, Captain
O'Nesl has Joined the women's move-
meut OF Steubenville.
by Telegraph
PIrrsBURGH, March 26.-Riyst 6
feet ) inches and falling. Weather
stormy and COLI, threatening rain.
CARo, March 26.-Arrived-Joe
Kinney, Red river; MinneoIs, Mem
phis; Grand Tower, s.. Louls DEPART
ed-Joe Kinney, 81. Louis Minneols,
Cincinnati. The river has risen s
inches. Weather clear; mercury SO.
EVANSVILLE. March 2j.-Weather
clear mercury 46' 10 CA very windy
this evening; river risen l6 inches !;
q feet and S inches by mark. Arriv-
ed-Rodgers and Bobert Mitchell.
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-Fallen eight
inches within the last twenty four hours
IL feet in the canal aud nine feet 10 the
pass down Indian chute weather clear
and warm; business inactive on the
levee. Arrived-Jno. KiIgour, ,Cinciu.
natl Ella White, RiDer and Arlington,
Memphis; Dane. Kentucky river !;
Tom Rees, John Perry, Sam Brown,
J. Sharp, Mcdonald, y. J. Bgley and
Sam Parker Pittsburgh. with lows Of
coal. DePsrted-Jobn Kllgour, New
Orleans Ella White, Cincinnati Ar
lingtoD, Cincinnati; Dane. Kentucky
river; John Perry, }. Sharp, McDon.
aid. Pittsburgh.
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EXCITEMENT still Increasing on the
cheap slaughter in carpets and new
dry goods, a. must make room for
more that is coming every hour. Call
and price them before you buy.
J. W. FgRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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GREAT ExCITEMEST.-It will pay you
to call and zee the New Goods and fne
Carpets being received and sold by
J. W. FFRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Three temperance meetings were
held yesterday in this city.-uoTuing,
atterUCon aud night.
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ONE bale more OF that best, heavy,
fine 40 inch wide Muslin for l2!c per
yard. J. W. ERHEL,
Centre Wheeling.
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The weather yesterday, WAS more
pleasant than it has been ior some time
past.
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BooTs AMP SHoRs.-In order TO re-
duce my present large stock OF boot,
shoes aud slippers, will cell them at q
heavy reduction from former prices
l.. V. BLOND.
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SENT TO JAIL,-FraDk Bachmaun
was before Squire Caldwell yesterday,
on a place warrant Issued at the in
stvuce of his wife. In default OF giving
bond N the sum OF 5000, to keep thu
peace Tor one year, he was sent to Jail.
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Orrn, HousR. WHEELING March %, a

OPERA HOUSE, WHEELING, March %, "A
Mr.. Z. Beshors and Eighty Friends
GESrLEMESN-Your favor OF the 23d
at hand, and regret to say that the
engagement OF various prominent at
fractions prevents me specifying in this
reply the exact time | can arrange, in
accordance with your unanimous wish
relative to the public performance OF
your brother and trend though / am
happy to state, with every expression
of your esteem and the public in gen
ersl, that ! shall endeavor to Arrange
the matter satisfactorily, and though !
have been repeatedly written to by yS.
rious well known celebrities, including
Mr.. Harlz, OF New York City, TO pre-
sent an entertainment Ct
the style Of performance you
propose giving Yet l have
been compelled by my other engage
ments to defer arrangements with them
Therefore, in complying with your re-
quest, do so only in appreciation OF
your friendship, and courtesy, as | am
offered theatre in another city, con-
seouently can but remain in this CITY
this season, and during which time
shall continue to present those first
class attractions that meet with such
hearty recognition from all classes OF
the people. 10 conclusion, | respect
fully state that | shall be in the Office
OF the theatre this. Monday evening,
March 23d, at s o'clock. especially to
see you to arrange in accordance with
your reque!t. Respectfully aud friend
w. JAMES FITzsINNoSs,
Lessee and Manager
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IT is to be hoped that he has left The
lap OF spriDg.
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GREAT bargains just received. Plane
colored Deisines for l2i cents per yard,
ct J. ". FERRELs.
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POLICE Cougr.-The attendance at

POLICE CouET.-The attendance al
the police court yesterday morning vas
larger than it has been for many O
day.
Patrick Mahoney aud Richard
Blackston, got into dispute about
something on Tuesday night, aud con-
cluded to settle the dispute by pun
melting each other. Paddy came Of
second best in the fight but first best
before the court, az he was fined five
dollars and costs, and Blackston two
and co5te
That everlasting black nuisance
JEFF" Davis, has been disposed OF tor
thirty days at least. He was fined So
and coets for creating tumult aud dis
order, On Market street on Wednesday
and was sent to jail in default o. pay
! ing the fue.
Jacob Ebaraoll, who MAS mixed up
in the distm bance with JET, wa;
sent to jall 'or ten days, in default o
paying fine OF fye dollars aud costs
Frank Bachman got on 2 drunk anc
u ade things lively for the inmates OF
his rauche in Centre Wheeling. len
dollars and costa wac the amount re-
qured to hqpdate the bill. Not hav
ing that amount. he vas cent up Iol
twenty daYe.
Patrick Tobia was picked up or
Water street, grand and gloriousl.
drunk. Eve dollars aad costs was the
bill, but not being able to settle, h'
vii! haag ont on J;h street for the mex
thirty days.
Edward Allen, another unfortunate
! who loves the flowing bowl, or more
appropriately speaking, the beer mug
not w!sei" 1HI 100 "e''' was 'e"' ~
for ten days il default o; nayirg flv
dollars and costs.
John Machilnan' Tor dFuHAenHeSs
shared the same tate y the TWO Pfece"
irG insileerS.
The case of William Gariaer. charg
Ell with di*2rdeity conduct was COD
t:nued uutII this morning
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TIE beat assortment Of gents slip
pers in the city is at
L. V, BLosps.
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FRIDAY. MARCH 20, 1874
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ludcx 10 New Advertisements.

ludcN 10 New Advert iSfmthts'
For C;uc.nnati-Steamer Hudson.
Administrative Notice
Stolen Horse-S50 Reward.
Oh Cloths-Hubbard & McBurUie.
Chamber scts-G. Mendel, Booth x
Co.
Hamillon's Opera Houee- First
Pagc.i
Fancy Goods-F c. Winship d Co.
Grand Concert.
Furnished Rooms for Rent.
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II YOU want a nice picture frsne, 20
10 Robinson's.
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SpmNG house cleaning and garden
log is the order OF the day.
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Refined Sugars

50 Bills. Knights Extra e Yellow.
so American Extra c ~
70 II. Il and Extra Z White.
50 Crushed, Powdered d Granulatsd.
In store and for sale by
M. REILLY