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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-22
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EXECUTORS SALE
" VALUABLE SHORT CREEK LAND.

OFNALUABLE SHORT CREEK LAND
By virtue OF the authority yestei e.,
them by tn" will nj Henry J. Crsnt0ri
late OF ohio county, deceased, the under.
s.guet executors VIII, on
wEDNERDAY, SEPTEMBER II. Is
At me front door OF the Court House NJ,
ohio county. in the city OF Wheeling, he.
ginning Ut o O'Clock A. NJ, ofier AT publi,
sale The Locust Grove farm, lying sbnuf
Tiye miles north OF said city and one mill
east IRON the Ohio river, and lately own %
and occupied by said Henry J. Crantori
THIS farm contains about ~ acres. AMI
has n on elected large and com mod.
Gus ~ ne House in good condition ana
Try liz, = Soul barn, with stable, dairy
house ard Otler necessary ouIluildlnyS
There - also on this farm a lhFlfiy AMI
productive Orchard OF well selected fru,f
~ various Kinds. The farm Is wei water.
ed. well timoGred, and upderlaid with
( al. II Is IN good condition and peculiar
well adapted both tor cultivation AMI
for grazing
TERMS or SALE-Oue.thlrd OF the mr..
chase money In cash In hand, and M.
residue IN three equal ann 4 paymruf,
with interest from day OF sale, the mn
chaser 10 give his notes with approve
personal security for the deferred nay
m5ufs, the same TO be secured los pom
deed OF trust on the land sold.
Possession given on day Of sale,
For further information apply To 4
Clarke, attorney, No. Il Twelfth street
CHARLES CRANFORp
ELIZABETH J. PAIGE
lG-Ml Executions.
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4 Handsome RepoTt.

The Executive Committee OF the In
ternstional Sunday School Convention,
recently held at Atlanta have issued the
proceeding. of that great gathering in q
Ucr5atm report, which does credit not
alone to the cause, but also TO the editor
and stencgrapter, l. Newton Baker, OF
Washington, d. c. The pamphlet con.
tains uao hundred and ffty-seven pages,
and hiss = '.'l list OF delegates, besides the
statistics irum this country and the
Provinces. 1t is on sale at the book
stores OF Stanton 4 Davenport and John
W. Heiskell. The proceeds are credited
to West Nirglna's share of spportion-
tionment for international Committee
eypenses
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THE CEURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dill
fercnt judicial Bodies.
SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.

SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
McClaskey x Grim VS.. L. J. OBrien
ct al, from Barbour county, argued and
submitted. Judge Camden tor appel
lsuts, Roger for appeilces.
j. w. Corder VS.. +. D. Talbot, from
Barbour county, argued and submitted.
Brown for appellant; White for appellee
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
CIRCUIT CUURT-JUDGE MELVlN.
In the case of G. +. Allen vs.. Csld-
well, trustee, ard another, de.
cree was entered appointing a special
receiver to take charge OF the rsal estate
in controversy and rent the same until
further orders.
In the case of Wilson, executor, VS..
Dunnley and others the report OF the
special commissioner of sale was filed and
confirmation asked for.
In the case of Steger VS.. the Centripe-
tai Power Company and others the eX-
cepuons to answer were argued by Jacob
and White for plaintiffs and Caldwell
& Russell for defendants, and submitted.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Selig Heinburg VS.. John Rempe ct q ,
in chancery. The defendants fled their
separate answers in writing, and the
plaintiff filed his general replication.
Argument will be resumed this morning.
Joseph SpiedeI & Go. VS.. q. Anderson,
an attachment casa. II was argued and
submitted.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
One case saved the reputation of this
Court yesterday. Fined - and costs.
Committed.
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Communicated

Congress has closed, and Mr.. B. VIII
son has won laurels Among the good
acts be has done, he made very good
speech in behalf of the letter carriers,
In that speech he took the high and emf,
nentIy proper ground that there should
be no discrimination between the car
riers in the different cities; that the car
riers here had just as much work to do as
those in cities OF greater size, and OF
course ought to be paid tie same. The
carriers in this city ought to remember
their representative for taking such an
interest in their behalf l an sorry to
see that the bill has been defeated.
The CARRIERS FRIEND.
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LEA? FEEED0T.
Death Preferable TO Fri, on Walls,

On the up trip of the steamer Hudson
there were on board two coiored prison
ers from Greenbrier county il care OF
Sheriff j. w. Johnson, W, r johnson
and Lewis Price, on their way % the
penitentiary. Neither of the prisoners
displayed any noticeable uneasiness, aad
they were allowed the freedom or the
boat. at the same time being carefully
watched by the guards. As The boat round
ed out FROM Raedv!l,e, on the Odio side,
eighteen miles below Parkersbugg about
9 o'clock Thur:day night, one Of the
prisoners, Thomas Smith, ws!ket away
from the guards toward the resr Of the
boat, leaving his hat on the seat which
he had been occupying. he entered the
closet door, bu, it Is generally believed
that ne did not stop; but passed on
through into the engine room and from
there out on the "iau-taii." The Dos. By
this time was clear from the bank,
but her stern was close to
it. and It was supposed that he jumped
ashore. Had he jumped into the water,
it would have been impossible for hum to
have swam ashore, for the sbackIes be
had on only gave him sbou: eight inches
play. Search was instituted and the
beat examined from the pilot house 10
the hole, without any discovery that led
to his capture. AS soon as it was
ascertsned thst he was not on
the boat, the sheriff detailed
one of the guards to go back to Reed
vile for the purpose of recspturing him.
The Sheriff is considerably worried
over the affair, but it is certainly no
fault of his, as the came might occur
with any one. The prisoners term Of
sentence was fixed at two years, his
crime being for forging an order FOR
$3.50. The other prisoner is under SEN
tence for the same period Of time for
theft.
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THEs0IREEL t>T NIGHT,
A Large Audience md a Good Time,


Wesel Hall was packed with. first
class audience last night, in response TO
the invitations Issued by the Misses Dod
bridge snt their musical pupils. These
ladies have beel very successful IN their
efforts 10 teaching the young how 10 use
their voices. and the entertainment lsst
night rebounds greatly 10 their credit.
The singing of the very small pupils wss
excellent, and the songs selected for
them were not only in good taste, but
were fully within their powers. Those
who specially distinguished themselves
by their exhibition OF vocal training were
Miss Bette Adams, Miss LYDIA Irwin,
Miss Lot.ie Jetters and Miss Adela Pol
lack. Miss Julia Rhodes was especially
fortunate n in her rendition Of the
piano solo from "Oberon," and displayed
very brilliant touch.
The following was the
PROGRAMME:
Chorus" How Bright and Clear"
Selection from "LOhengril' ..........M aguer
Miss AdelIa Pollack.
Song" La PrimavIra '..................... ToFny
Miss Lee Heryey.
PiarO-SeXtette,
Misses Flora Pollock, Lizzie Crawford,
lydia McMechdn, b anChe Pol
lack, Rose Davenport and Mas.
te. Nelson Vance.
Duett-"Duppler Schausen March
Ballman
Misses Birdie Hare and Rose Sonneborn.
Song-"MOI!ie Bawn,'
Miss Lydia Irwin.
Tampa m
Miss Bette Adams.
Song-"Autumn in the Forest, Gee. Wasnar
Miss Lottie JefferS.
PianO-SeXtette,
Misses sallie Whitaker, Belle Cald-
well, Cora Rhodes, LYDIA II.
win, Virginia Gibson,
Hattie Glass.
Song" Waiting
Mis- Adela POllRck.
PtanO-Quartette,
Fannie Rhodes ana Sallie Hare.
"R0ck-a-bye Baby"
Mother. Sallie " hitakeT
Eettis.....................-Mis Miss Belle Caldwell
Fairy "Contentment, ........Lyda irwin
Father....--......... Harry SprucebankS
Johnny ........,......a..... ......N eIsOu N"uCe
"OberOu Ley Dttil
Miss Julia Rhodes
Second Scene of"Oper tia"
"SOugsteTS OF the Grove, Lang
Miss Augusta Pollack.
"Tarautelle," ellCr
Miss Lee HerYey.
GOOD Night,
Miss Bette Adams and Chorus
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THERMuMErER.
Military Picnic.

Last evening the military picnic COM
mittee tor the Fourth OF July met at the
armory and made the following appoint
ments for the occasion:
Committee on nsportation-Cspt.
Lukens.
Music and Dsncing-Capt. Otto.
Printing!. a. Clark
Sale of Tickets--Lieuts. Todd and
Lynch.
Tickets will be placed Oh sale st the
various drug stores of the city. Billy
Meyers orchestra has been engaged to
make the music.
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Ennf Wear.

We call the special attention Of the
ladies to the largest stock OF Button SIDE
Lsce and Walking Boots, Mignon Ties,
Opera and Toile! Slippers in the city,
the only place where 3 lady csa get
properly fitted. Al! first quality goods
guaranteed, and the price as low as any
house in the city. We solicit 81 exam
instion ofour stock; We are not afraid to
show goods. Give Us call a. Little
Shoe House. JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street.
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aV1Aeelin9 gegi5tcr.
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Index TO New Advertisements.
Military Picnic.
Cheap Watches-Turner Il Dillon.
Thompson u Hibberd.
Photographs-Myies' Gallery.
Something New-Higgins' Gallery.
Furniture-Zink & Son.
Recommendations Institute.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Property.
Extra Rings for Fruit Jsrs-Cummint
IL Woods.
Camp Cots-G. Mendeb Booth & Co
Grand Excursion 20 Pittsburgh.
Letter List.
Closing Dat Sa)e-I. Blum & Bro -
I Head OF Local.
Wan ed-Boys 10 Sell Pittsburgh Sun.
day Leader.
buy the Pittsburgh Sunday Leader.
ImporLsnt-C. Ii. Quimby.
Photographs-Plummor's Gallery.
UhildreG's Carrisges--Gonther's Vsri'
ETY. Store.
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The Picnic To.dny.

The Gof Light Guards will assemble
on the FAIR Grounds this afternoon for
the purpose OF holding grand picnic.
The Committee of Arrangements has
spared neither time nor pains 20 make
his the picnic Of the season. Prizes will
be given Tor wsltzlng, potato racing and
foot racing. AT o'clock the skirmlsh
drill will take place. The admission to
The grounds has been fixed nj 10 cents,
and to the dancing hal! IS cents.
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TAYLOR & BARR, soIs
Thomas McNabb,
InChancery

William McNRbh, jr,D
To WtLitdm Hc.NdJL, jr.:
Take notice thai tho dispositions of
Thomas Nc Nabb, Thomas r. MOiiatt, Jonu
Wagner, stephen Ripley, James a. Henry,
George X. Jingle and OTHERS, Will be- taken
at the office OF Tay Tor IS Barr, No. lli2
Chaplin street. ga the city o. Wheeling,
IN the state Of West Virginia, on the 9Th
day OF July, 4. -. 1913 between the hours
OF 9 O'Clock a. n. and q O'Clock p. H., To b.
read in evId0uce I'm the above named cause
on behalfOf sa'd Thomas McNabb. And
II. from any cause, the taking OF the said
dispositions snail not be commenced, or
being commenced, shan not be COmplct-
ed on that day, the taking OF the same VII
be adjourned from time 10 time until the
same shall be completed.
THOMAS McNABB, by counsel
TAYLOR & BARR solicitors. jeODaw
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The Pittsbnrxh EXCURSION

The grand excursion which has been
arranged tor Pittsburgh will leave this
city at : o'clock Sunday morning to-
morrow, aud returning, leave Pitts.
hurgh at 9 P NJ, arriving at this city by
1870 O'clock. A large number of tickets
lav been sold, and she managers will
see that all are well accommodated while
IN Pittsburgh
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Painful Accident.

Allie Lrcch, q boy about twelve years
Of age, Eglng with his brother in-law,
William Lyoas, in South Wheeling, and
who is employed at the Belmont Mill,
'cll on a pan Of hot nails yesterday, and
burned his breast and face severely.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't tsil to procure Mrs. Wins!ows
Soothing Syrup for al diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind cole, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relet and health
to the child, gives rest to the mother.
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Attachment in ChanCerY,

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, June
E, 1873.
Thomas McNabb, } Attachment In
william McNabb, jr,J ''""'''S'
This day came the undersigned by his
attorney, and on his motion the attach
ment issued "ud levied in this cause, Is
dOcketed. And II appearing 10 the Court
by the Sergeant s return on the summons
issued n this cause. that the said William
Nc Nabh, ir., has not been served with
process In this suit, nor with a copy o!
said attachment; ana 10 further appearing
10 the Court, from an AFFIDAVIT NlGt in this
cause, that rhc said William McNabD. ir.,
Is not a res dent Of the State OF West Nir-
GINA; and II further appearing to the
Court trgt the Sergeant Of the city OF
Wheeling has, by virtue of the attach
ment issued in this cause, levied upon the
undivided Oue.hat interest OF the said
William AcNabb, IT,, in and 10 "A part of
lot 30 50, situate I'm the Filth ward of the
city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, and hes
also levied by virtue Of said attachment
on all the stock and property OF the SAID
William Mc"abb, lr.. in and about the
wagon WORKS or shop belonging 10 him,
located on Twentieth street, In said city
OF Whceiin consisting O.! lumber, SpOKeS,
tellOrS, carts. wagons, hubs, shafts,
Tongues, SpOk 8 ana other personal pro.
perty In and about sale shops: 30 j. by the
Nabb, ir, do appear fylthiu four weeks
after the date of the first publication OF
this order, and do What rs necessary 10
protect his Interests in this suit
The object Of this suit is 10 recover from
the said William McNabh, IT., the sum Of
eighteen hundred dollars, with interest
thereon from the 18th day of January,
IS y, until yay ment ual costs OF suit. said
Indebtedness is evidenced by two pTOmI'
sorry negotiable notes, each dated at
Wheeling, West Virginia, July l, l'5J, az
rinety days after date, 10 the order of
Thomas McSabb, for nine hundred dol.
lars, value received, negotiable and pay
able at the National Bank OF West Viz.
ginia, at Wheeling, and made 10y the said
William McNabb, ir., said notes being In
all respects alike; n nd also TO subject the
property so attached 10 the pay mcnt OF
said Indebtedness. And the further hear
ing o. this matter IS continued until due
publication and posting OF this order.
Copy. Ieste.
Thus. ". DARKAH, Clerk.
~ 10 L. Papu ggrL Tea
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'SoNINds A5hNao
Planters and Gardners, Look TO Your In
LsItsL6.
vitative Compound!

OK sEED AsD PLANT ISvIGOEAToFi
For increasing the JtGl fyrce and e,giU
maturity gf Sel0L and JE1uE Patented
April q, 1914 Better, cheaper aud more
easily applied than any known fertilizer.
Ingures sure crops, large yiei8, and Des-
tTuctiOn Of Insects. j purely chemical In
It's character, and contains, IN condensed
form, those ingredients 50 generally def
Gent in oil, and which are essential 10
immediate and certain geTmlUatiOu Of
seed and rapid growth Of plants. stten-
ton OF Tobacco and Cotton Growers is In
yited TO this article. Put up Ia soc,
SI.0O and $500 packages. sent b. mail
on receipt OF price. rend for descriptive
circulars. Liberal terms 70 reliable agents.
WAUGANAN & CO., care Geo. Bingham
Adams x. Co. PlltEbHrgn. Pa.
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aGgstiOnEsP,

The Telegram and Phaeton became
locked on their down trip yesterday at.
terroor, when IF Ta!g,y third street,
and did not get released until Beilaire
WAS reached.
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No ONE who he's suffered with Salt
Rheum, Boils, Pimples, Ulcers or any
other Blood Disease has tried DR., Bulls
Bln-d Mlx.ure in van; it always cures.
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AT the REGISTER office. at o'clock,
this morning, the thermometer registered
80 degrees above zero. Rain.
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keuArriYnIs lor1he Ladies'

Just received by express another lot OF
Ladies French Heel Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
Ladies hid Princess Button.
Ladies Long Branch Tee.
Ladies Grecisn Button, and
Duchess Button. AL the above goods
are OF the latest styles Ladies, call and
see them al L. Y, Bonds, 1885 Main
street.
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I5ULInen suits.

1. Blum i Bro. are offering 100 linen
suits at cost. Remember they manutac-
ture their own. and you will get bargains
in suits there.
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BARGAINS! RBRGAiNs!

All wool Buntings down to &c; SOC Dress
Goods down 10 / q; % pieces Dress Goous
down TO Ice; 10 pieces Grenadines Gown 10
&c, former price being S5c; % pieces OF
those handsome plain cOloIed Lawns,
with side bands and light figured, reduc-
Ell from 25c TO l21ac.
|. The most beautiful patterns ana Ihe
best quality OF Summer Silks down 10 oSc ;
elegant summer silks down TO 50c; pam
colored silks, all shades, reduced from
81 25 to SOC; SEQ BLACK Cashmere down 10
7Sc:75c Black ashmere down to Toe. These
CaSnmeres are superior To anything III
the city.
Black Gros Grain silks, heretofore sold
at S2.Ui down to Sits; Sl.10 black SILK
down to 81 A; sl.5O Black silks down 10
sL2t; 81 25 Black silk down to sl.VG; sl.VV
BLACK Silk down TO 75c. We have all along
sold these silks 25 per cent lower than any
other house, and now everybody VIII
clearly see that we are offering them at
an immense sacrifice. zoo pieces MerTl.
mack, Cocheco and Hartel Prints in lght
and dark patterns down to &c
h EXTRA! EX IRA! EXTRA!
100 Pieces Creton e, sold all through the
season at ice, down to Sc Housekeeping
Goods at reduced pricet. In snort, we have
marked down our entire stock so es 10
move IL at once, Every one WILL prOht Dy
attending this sale.
SUITS! SUITS!
10 Ladies Linen Suits lett, which we
will sell at manufacturers cost.
Z. Blum s. BRO,
llO4 MAIN STREET.
p. S-We can not furnish duplicates OF
the above, so call at once II you wish 10
secure first and best choice JeZz
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PROMPT AcrIoS.-It regulates the
Bowels, cures Diarrh@s, Dysentery and
Wind Collie; in fact DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup acts promptly and efectually IN
all csses. Price % cents bottle.
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Do NOT Miss This.

Light figured Law rs; also, those hand
some plain colored, with side bands, are
this day reduced from 25c to l23c per
ward, at the closing out sale at l. Blum
& Bros.
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nOMnIO 80 Gents.

All the newest and hsndsomest shades
Of plain colored silks, retsiled every
where for Sl,25, are now reduced TO 9Oc
per yard at the closing out sale OF L. Blum
Il Bros.
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Local Weather Keport.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening Observa-
Lions made by Mr.. Schnept, at Opera
house drug store:
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DT.PierCe'S FaYOrite Prescription.

The term. however, Is but = feeble expression
Of my high appreciation of ~ value, based upon
my own personal observation. As close OBJ
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suits IN the few special Diseases Incident 10 the
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The climax or browning gem OF my
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system, am wiling 20 stake my reputation ass
physician. Nay, even more, 70 confident am
that Il will nri dI-lppuir' he most sAngNne
cNpCc 'atioUs o. a single invalid lady who u-es u
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2
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SuaNh for Cash,

/ l. Blum d Bro. have commenced their
J semI-snnusl closing out sale Great bar
gains csn confidently be looked for for
cash.
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500 pieces Hamburg Edgings just re-
ceived at popular prices. Grea! bargains
al Speyer Bros.
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CLOSING Jul All our millinery at I'M
mense reductions from former prices st
Speyer Bros.
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TIE railroads are now at peace, and
the hotels have had their "wsr." The re.
suit OF this recent cutting OF frst-clsss
hotel rstes in New York leaves the
Grand Central IN the lead, with rstes one
and two dollars per day lower than the
rest.
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VIC IMAM,

By m immense practice, extending through 4
period ~ years, having within thai time treated
many thousand ol.C, - tho q dl-eases peculiar
IN woman, / have been enabled % perfect 4
most potent and agreeable medicine that meet,
lie indications presented 10y that class u dis.
eases with positive certainty and oNaclne-,
10 designate this natural specific compound,
E a r.fH.l ts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-22
Five Cents.

One hundred pieces Cretonnc AZ 5c
yard former price lOc. Gail on !. Blum
~ Bro.
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IEyou want 8 fresh msokeral for sup
per go to j. h. Diehl s Cos.