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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
Military Items.

The military will parade through the
following streets tomorrow, the I'D.
The companies will meet and form q.
the capital, then they will march down
Sixteenth street to Market, up Market TO
Seventh, down Seventh 10 Main, down
Main to Twenty-fourtb, up Twenty.
fourth to Market, up Market TO Sixteenth,
up Sixteenth TO Jacob, up Jacob 10 Fit
,eenth, and down fifteenth to place Of
starting where they will disbsnd.
The project OF building an armory for
the use OF the State militia OF this city is
now being sgitsted by the military. 1t
has been ascertsined that suitable frame
building OF the dimensions Of 60 By l20
feet, and II feet in height, can be erected
st q COS, Of shout 81 800. The lot owned
BY the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. cor
ner of Sixteenth and Eoff streets, has
been mentioned as desirable location.
We learn that arrangements are being
made 10 hold meeting in South Wheel
ing next week 8. which the advisability
of form ng cavalry company will be
discussed.
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The Laboratory Of the sy.,.m.

The stomach Is the laboratory of the
system, In which certain mysterious pro-
eesses are constantly going on. These re.
suit In the production OF that wonderful
viviiying agent the blood, which in a
state Of health PUSHES laden with the e.e-
ments Of vitality 10 the remotest parts OF
the SYSTEM But when the stomach f.
semi-parSlized by dyspepsia, blood manu-.
iacture is carried en- impenectIy, the cir-
culstion grows thin and sluggish, and the
SYSTEM suffers In consequence. Moreover
indigestion reacts upon the liver and
bowels, rendering the nrst sIuggish and
the lsttsr constipated. The brain also
suffers o. sympathy, and sick headaches
sleepleszness and nervous symptoms are
engendered. Hostetter's stomach Bitt.rs
reforms this state Of things, gives perma-
nsnt tone and regularity to the stomach
and It's associate organs, the bowels and
liver, and ensures complete noufishrnsnt
and increased yigor Of the system. Il "a
the most popular a. well m the most
efficient anti-dyspeptie and TOME In Anne.
IIca.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

This evening the Bellslre City Light
Guards will give their second annual
prom snade concert, supper and festival
in their armory, In Sheets Block. Inc
object of having it in their armory To-
stead OF one OF the public halls, IS here
tofore, is to give the public chance 10
see the interior of their drill rooms OF
which they are justly proud. 1t Is the
most magnifcently fitted up hall In last
ern Ohio, and the finest armory IN the
State, outside of Cleveland and Clncin.
natl.
Another grocery
The usual services at the NJ. E. Church
will be omitted this evening, on account
of the Sabbath School Teachers Meeting,
for which this is the regular evening.
The Bellaire witnesses In the Barnes
Wright contested election case, returned
from the County Seat on Tuesday even
ing, the evidence being concluded. .
The Ladies Temperance League will
give concert 81 an early day, under the
management of Prof. Weber, of Wheel.
ing, TO- the benefit of the cause.
Company D had an impromptu recep-
ton Tuesday night, about forty citizens
happening to drop in at the same time to
take look at them.
The colored band was out serensding
Tuesday night.
MIR. II. Roemer, the dry goods mer.
chant, lost little girl yesterday. Diph-
liberia was its disease.
Mr.. j. 4. Strshl, late of McKeysport
Penna., is in town.
The funeral of an infant child of Mr.
Golf, of Gravel Hill, took place yester.
day.
An eighteen dollar Colts revolver and
a fifteen dollar toilet set are being con.
tested for, the former by gentlemen and
the latter by Miss Lester, of Gravel Hill
and Miss Chambers of the Second ward
for the benefit of the Light Guards festi'
val this evening.
Mr.. Daniel Charlton, of Pittsburgh,
is in the city circulating the Labor 7rt'
bune in the interests Of the tariff move.
ment.
Noble Carter, county surveyor, and
Mr.. Marshall Thompson, of st. Glars
vile, were registered at the Globe House
yesterday.
The pupils in the High School are
studying anatomy by the dissection Of
the various parts of a beef.
Mrs. Gen. G. w. Hoge, living on
Gravel Hill, WAS struck by lightning yes
terdsy morning during the brief thunder
storm. She was standing in the kitchen
at the time, and thought, from the sen.
sstlon that something had exploded, and
q missile struck her. The shock was not
severe, resulting only in very sore arm
and brief spell of taintness. At the
same time several trees in Cummins
Grove, near Benson's Ferry, were struck,
one OF them being torn into pieces 81
m ost small enough for kindling wood.
Repairing of brass, wooden, or town
clocks attended TO with promptness and
neatness by P. p. Sellars, 4l9 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad
bridge.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Muuiclp pal Court OF Wheeling:
Catherine Hagaus,
Mary Reister and husband, ct al.


Catherine HagauS,
vs..
Mary ReiSter and husband, al.
IN CHANCERY.
Nv virtue OF "A decree OF the Municipal
ColTt OF Wheeling, made and entered in
the above entitled cause on the 18th day OF
DeNembe 1917, will offer at public sale
AT the front door of the Court House of
onto county, in the city OF Wheeling, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF FIR BRUARY,
1873, nj ID o'clock A. NJ, the following real
estate situate in the Fifth ward of said
city, being part of Lot No. 2l6 OF the ad-
dltiou to said CITY, laid out by Cha pline
aud EOtf, bounded as follows, viz: Begin
ming at the southeast corner OF the pro-
perry heretofore conveyed 10 Francis
Henry Moran, and with his lines west.
wardly, southwardly and westwarCily to
the east line OF the alley In the rear OF
said lot aud with the same soutEwSrdly
To the south Inc Of the north halt OF lot
No. DC and with said south line eastward
IN to the west line OF Eoti street, and with
theliue OF same northwardly 10 the begin
ming, with the reservation OF the right OF
way of sa>slge irnm Eoff street through
the above real estate, named in the deed OF
James q. Wyyte and wife TO Christopher
j. carney, together with the two story
brick tenement located thereon being all
the real estate in said city OF which said
Christopher j. Carney died seized.
TERNS nr SALE-One third OF the pur-
chase money in cash, one-third on credit
OF twelve months, and the residue ON n
credit OF two years nom the day OF sale,
the purchaser giving bond with good per-
sonal security Tor the deferred payments,
and the title To said real estate 10 be re-
tanned until the further order of the court.
JAMES y. ROGER,
jan$0oawt Special Commissioner.
W n HALLER, Auctioneer
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THE NEW POPE.
Demonstration Made by the Catho.
lies Last Eight-Speech OF
RfEbOD Kahn.

Bishop Kahn.
Early yesterday evening it was re.
solved by a number OF the prominent
members Of the Catholic Church TO SER
enade Bishop Kahn, SIS representative of
Leo Kill, and show their joy at the
news of the election of new Pontiff.
Accordingly committee composed Of
Messrs. NJ. J. O'Kane, Charles Behler
and George Reilly was appointed, and
about halt-psst nine o'clock, accompanied
by the Wheeling City Band, under the
leadership of F. G. Vaas, q large number
of gentlemen proceeded to the house of
the Bishop. A crowd of six
or seven hundred people had already as
sembled at the house, and when the ban 1
arrived with the committee they were
warmly cheered. After playing the fam
TASTE "Dresm OF the Ball Room" and the
Great Western Quickstep," the band
was spplauded and three ro1aing cheers
for "Leo Thirteenth" were given.
Bishop Kahn. who hsd appeared at q
window in company with Father Sulli-
van when the music began, made the
following pithy address:
"GENTLEMEN:-I must compliment
you heartily on the spirit which prompt
ed you to make this display OF your feel
ings, and which you have shown in the
cheers for Leo NIIlth. l know that
this demonstration is not intended for
me in person, but is TO express the
Joy which you feel in common with all
Catholics at the glad news which has
flashed over the wires to US that Plus the
Ninth has q successor who is we'll worthy
of filling the chair OF st. Peter.
1t is but short time since our
hearts were filed with sadness at
death of our Holy Father Plus IL, who
for thirty-two years filled the throne Of
the Holy See in way that was never
equslled. To-day we are again joyful,
in common with one hundred and fifty
millions of Catholics all over the world,
at the glad tidings which have come TO
us. know but little of him
who has been elected to this sublime Of
flee, but l do know that anyone wno Is
chosen by the College OF Cardinals can
not be Otherwise than perfectly fitted to
perform the high duties which belong to
1t and are satisfied that Leo XIII is
such a man. cannot wish anything
more glorious to Leo XIII. than that he
be fitting successor to Plus IN, that
noble Pontitf
enter fully into the spirit which
caused the cheers for Leo NIL. and con-
graduate you and myself upon the cause
of them"
At the conclusion of the speech the
band played Aptus' "Violet Festival, "
and then three more rousing cheers were
given Tor Bishop Kahn, who bowed his
thanks. The committee and band were
called into the house and thanked for
their action and the crowd dispersed.
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Personalities.

We are panied to note that Mr.. S. l..
Bricc, the well-known druggist corner
of Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets, is suf.
ferlng with q csrbuncle on his neck, and
hope his suherings may be of short dura-
ton.
John Harris, an old resident of this
city, who has been residing at Cambridge,
Nd for the past five years, returned
home yesterday.
We are sorry to learn of the death OF
Mrs. DR.. A. l.. Mayer, which occurred
in Baltimore last Tuesday. Mrs. Mayer
WAS the wife of DR.. Mayer, the Jewish
Rabbi OF this city.
Miss Annie Odenbaugh, of the Island,
left last evening on a visit TO Miss Annie
Moore, a. TItonville.
Mayor Sweeney received his commits
sion, yesterday, as paid United States
Commissioner to the Exposition at Paris
this year.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry otto and Ricka, his
wifr, To- the undersigned trustee. dated
the @Sth day OF December, A. ID. 1871, and
recorded IN the Clerks office OF the Coun-
" Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
IN deed OF trust book No. 1, page 2Si, will
ON SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A. ID. 1873, commencing ut IN O'Clock A. NJ,
al the front door OF the Court House Of
said county. proceed 10 sell 10 the highest
and best bidder the following property:
The east hall OF lot eighty-iour, fronting
TWENTY-FIVE feet ON the National road IN
the town o. 1riadelphia, and running
backsoaSto make one full lot OF SAID town
TERrS OF SALE-IhTee hundred dollars,
or ~ much more rs the purchaser may
elect, cash: the balance in two equal in
I,llmentS, payable SIX and twelve months
after day OF sole, with interest from date,
and secured 10 the satisfaction OF the trus-
e.. A. Rtsl MANN, trustee.
Ru SELL q STIFEL att'yS. ialSi
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RIVER news.


The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet 8 inches in the chan.
mel and rising.
The Maiiie Rsgon departed for Par.
kersburg at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
The Thanhauser left for Mstamorss al
1890 o'clock yesterday.
The Granite State passed up from GIN
cinnati to Pittsburgh at noon yesterday
with r good trip.
The Sam Brown and Coal Valley
passed up with empty tows, yesterday.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Abner O'Neal will leave for Pitts
burgh st o'clock this morning.
The Courier will be the .Psrkersburg
packet to-day, leaving at 1890.
BY Telegraph.
PIrTsBURGH, February 20.-Riyer 6
feet l zach and stationary. Weather
cloudy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-Raining.
Depsrted-Root. Mitchell, New Orleans !;
Laura Davis, Cincinnati. River falling
with 9 feet 6 inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, February 20-Weather
cloudy and rainy. River IS 40 feet
scant aud falling. Up-Golden Rule,
Idlewild, NJ. Smith. Down-John Por-
ter and tow, Simpson Horner, Morning
Star. Business light.
CAIRO, February 20.-Arrived-C. B.
Church. Cincinnsti; Capital City, St.
Louis; Hickory, Ohio rlver Departed
}. d. Parker, Memphis; Church, New
Orleans; Capital City, Yieksburg. River
% feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
RAINY.
st. LoUGs, February 2O.-Arrived-
Polar Star, Tennesse River; Ark,
Keokuk; Rhodes, Pittsburgh. Depart
ed-St. GenevIeve. Memphis; Gilmore
snd tow, New Orleans; ALT. Stevens,
Tennessee River. River stationary With
IS feet 9 inches above low water mark.
Weather cloudy.
MEMPHIS, February 20-River rose 3
inches, aud now stands ~ feet 10 inches.
Depsrted-Hsrd CHb, White rIver;
Susie Silver, New Orleans Joe VII
Hams, Pittsburgh Shinkle Cincinnsti.
NEW ORLEASL February 2o.-Ar-
rived jas. howard, Memphis; lszoo
Valley. YazOo river; Clara S. 0nachits
river; Fred. Wilson and tow, Pittsburgh.
Departed-ThOmpson Dean, Memphis;
TeIss, Bed river; John Wilson. ona-
chita river. Weather light rain.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the DIT.
fercnu Judiciary Bodies.

MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER
Chipchase Bros. & Williams VS.. Par
ker Bros, in sssumpslt. Demurrer TO the
declaration, and each count thereof en-
tered at rules, WAS overruled by the
court. Defendants plead non sssumpsit
Leave WAS given them to file special
plea in writing.
Franklin insurance Company vs.. Lewis
X Woodmsnsee, in assumpsit. Case dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
w. K. Barnes Il Co. VS.. Parker Bros
in sssumpsit Case dismissed by consent
of agreement.
Mollinhsgen " kuhier vs.. Williams
Bros. in assumpslt. Judgment IN favor
OF plaintiffs for 1927.
Psps Bros. Il kugemsnn vs.. Williams
Bros, in assumpsit. Judgement in favor
of plaintiffs for S226.Sl.
Ann Sutton ct al. VS.. John j. Jones,
administrator, IN chancery. Order Of
reference entered.
Pitts, Graham Il Co. vs. j. II. Sim
mors, ct al, in chsncery. Order entered
fling answer of J. l.. Hobbs, Son & Go.
Henry Carl Ludlng Sick VS. Fred
rick Henry Ernst Sick ct al, in chancery.
Decree entered confirming sale OF real
estate and distributing proceeds.
VIM. II. Exley vs. Margaret A. Geyer
ct ats in chsucery. Decree for partition
entered.
Franklin Building Association VS..
Mathew McNsbb ct ais, in chsncery.
Decree of sale entered.
Thomas Fshy VS.. VIM. Manion ct al,
in chsncery. Case was argued by coun-
sci aud submitted 10 the court.
TRIAL poCKET FOR TODAY.
Lewis ). Jordan ct 81. va. Theodosis
McCflnnis, IN sSsumpsit.
Philip Hsnstein VS.. Mary S. Thomas
CT 81, in sssImpsit.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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Manchester Items.

Mr.. z. O'Connor is fitting ups three
story frame house next 10 Reymsnn's
pottling cellar.
Yesterday morning horse belonging
to Otto Hess fell over culvert on War
rem street, as it was being driven past
the detective place in the street For
tuns,e!y nothing serious happened TO the
animal, but the harness had 10 be cut in
order TO get it Up. The city should nave
the street repaired, sod thus obviate the
possibility Of = law suit for damages.
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A Bill Pos,er,s TronbIe..

Yesterday evening, IS bill poster Ds-
Wis was standing in front of Siebke's SIS.
loon talking to the advance agent of the
Buffalo Bill troupe, Henry Shsl.cross,
another bill poster, called TO the agent 10
90 into Siebke's, and said don't mind
Davis" Davis retorted by replying,
.You will laugh oG, of the other eide OF
your mouth before you get through with
it." Shsllcross then went up 70 DAVIS
and struck him above the right eye with
his as,, which bow caused Davis TO fall
into the street. Shsllcross was arrested
by Officer "Pate" st. Myers, and sum-
moned to appear st Police Court this
morning where the case will be vend-
lated.
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Old Folks Ball.

The Liberal Old Folks masked ball.
at Goetze's Memorial Hall, corner of
Twenty-third ana Market streets, LAST
night. was largely attended. The
mosques were elaborate and in some
cases very mirth-prOyoking. Abou.
midnight an elegant supper wss served,
tor which the choicest visnds had been
provided. Viewigs band furnished the
music. Some choice airs were per-
formed, giving great satisfaction. AT 8
late hour the company separated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-21
ORNAMENTAL GARDENIAs

GENTLEMES WHO DESIRE shAE
" Trees removed, planted or pfras
Gardens designed, graded, sn'ided 90
ranged, would do well Ia give theif0IJ'
as early ~ possible, ~ A. tD ha" N
rough work done that lher" may " ID
Tor everything 20 grow and b. s'lus1F .
fore the warm weather comes upon c.
shall also hr prepared tn Keep Eaissl
clean, grass cut, and plants gf0wiDt p
the season at "A low price.
Rustic Stands, Keramlc Pot., Iron ~
and Hanging Baskets illed ~ the h'"
rates.
To those having small garden p0,
would suggest The beautiful VIM
Gardening, now - successfully pfs's
fairly converting city residences lnnL
palaces despite the sOOty aimosphsie. ~
suggestions or instructions Will wl"'
with pleasure. All WORK guarantee
4. BAlLEi.
Iangqh vi. Jacob sus'S
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
AN ALARM OF FIRE.

Yesterday about IL o'clock the resi-
dence of Hugh Lewis, No. II Seventeenth
street, was discovered to be on fire. The
fire was caused by the burning of some
shsvings; in an upstairs room, which
were lgnited by children who were play
ing in the room at the time. The flames
were smethered by John Moreland, who
pulled up the carpet and threw it over
the firm. The damages are exceedingly
small.
FOOT MANGLED.
Last evening while playing on the
turn table of the p, w. u Ky. railroad
in North Wheeling, Charley, six year
old son of Jacob w. Amick, who resides
at No. 2l4l Chspline street, met with
the painful accident of having his right
foot frightiully mangled. 1t seems that
Mr.. Amick and his son were standing on
the turn-table while it was revolving.
Mr.. Amick stepped of, and his son
attempted to do the same, when his foot
caught between the rail on the table and
the stationary rail on the ties. The ia
Bile, which was IN motion, continued
turning until the boys loot was caught,
and all the muscles and tendons were
torn of. The little fellow was taken to
the office of DR.. Ulrich, corner of Sew
enth and Main streets, where the wound
was dressed, after which the child was
taken home by its father.
FOOT HURT.
Yesterday morning expressman and
baggage master Z. B. Bowie, who runs
on the Hempfeld road met with the
full accident of dropping piece of sharp
pointed iron on one of his feet while en-
gagged IN unloading some freight at Tsy.
lorstown Station. The iron punctured
Mr.. Bowie's foot in such manner as to
cause that gentleman much pain. he
left for his home, near Washington City
D. g., yesterday, where he will remain
until he is again able for duty.
MAN SHOT.
About 5 o'clock last evening, Charley
Coss and two other men, in a
drunken state entered the Cottage house
at Martins Ferry and begun to use
abusive language towards the inmates
thereof. One OF the fellows caught Mrs.
Gouding by the hair and threw her to
the floor, and Coss took hold of MIR.
Gouding's beard and began to pull him
around, when he drew revolver and
shot Coss in the arm. Our informant
stated that the other mon were unknown
TO him, and that no arrests had been
made at 6 o'clock last night.
Yesterday afternoon while number OF
boys were playing on pile OF stones
n ear the corner of Twenty-second and
Main streets, which had been brought
there for the building about to be erected
next door to 9. w. Sesbright's, one OF
them had his heel caught between two
very large boulders, and the exertions If
five men were required TO extricate him.
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Mount Union.

Chief Justice Chsae says; "Mount
Union Is among the best, cheapest and
most progressive of American Colleges,
rendering thorough education in any
Department accessible to all" Great
Improvements lately made, and new
buildings under way. The College year
OF Spring, Summer and Fall Terms, be-
ginning the last Tuesday in February,
May and August each year, enables
students OF either sex TO earn expenses
by teaching winters without losing time.
Different students last year, S52; in 81
years, l3,64S; property worth 1869,
benefting students. For new catalogue
address Pres. Hsrtshorn, LII d., Alliance,
Ohio.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real es-
tate were recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed msde January %, 1878 by ".
l.. McAfee. trustee, and others 10 VIM.
j. Burt for twenty-five feet OF lot Nc.
4, squsre No. 6. Compensation $1,000.
Deed made February 20, 1878, by
Charles Ii. Crumbscker and others to
Adolph Thulscker Tor the west twenty
six fee. of lot No. SO. Compensation
S-nO
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The Amendment.

We have been informed that while our
article il yesterdays REGISTER on the
subject of the behavior in one Of the
South side churches, WAS in the main
correct, 1t did not go far enough, and that
some OF the opposite sex are fully as
culpable as the males have been. In
complying with the requests OF those
who have asked us TO take the action,
We do so with extreme reluctance, and
were We not so earnestly petitoned TO
speak on the subject We would not do 1t.
Ladies are generally supposed to be
models of all that is good and pure, and
when they can 50 ar forget themselves
as to descend and lose sight of their
duty and respect for the church
as to laugh and talk during the
solemn services Of the hour, either
with each other or 70 young men, they
are apt to lose their good name with
those whose respect is worth having.
There are plenty of plsces for young peo-
pie to go and enjoy themselves, and
where they will be perfectly welcome to
laugh 10 their hearts content without dis
turbing those who desire to worship in
their own way. While on this subject
we desire TO say word to those who
make practice of misbehsving IN Par
ker hall. In this hall some OF the girls
are rsther worse behaved than the men
and there is considerable room for i'm
provemert. IL such conduct is INDUCED
IN much longer, II Is quite probable an
example which will not soon be forget
ten will be made OF some Of the most
nrnrni q emit offenders
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Quick work .

Within two minutes after the alarm
had been sounded at the United engine
house yesterday morning, the horses
were hItched to the engine and hose car
rage and they were on their way 10 the
scene OF the fire. a delay of a couple of
winutes was afterwards caused by the
breaking OF single.tree, but this was
quickly repaired, aud the company ar
rived on the ground where needed, with
their usual promptness.
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Music Cheap.

As Sheib's Music Store is to be removed
about March lst, to new room under
Washington Hall, the stock of Pianos,
Organs, Music and instruments now on
hand at the store on Main street, is offered
for sale so cheap that no one wanting
anythiDg can afford TO let the opportunity
pass by. Bona fde bargains will be 90.
tanned in every srticle. The motto is,
"Quick sales and small profits" from now
till March LIST.