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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
EoR SALE
A BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR sA1r


The undersigned viii Oasr At PuNk 81.
TUESDAY, September 10, IN
Atlo e'elosf 4. n, It the irunt do, = ,N,n
HOUSE at Wslleus. BrooEe eoSntI y =. ~
Farm iormsfly ktoEn - The sFOTiEpF,SA
situated On TIE EIteiI Of lrasI Trr,f S.i.Atsst
West Va, ave miles iron WtIl,bSrI 49, =,
iron sieuesnytlls, Ohio, and a. nl. s.S, -
W. Ky. Railroad. The Md I'm, ,+",,,ts Y, q !.
acres more OF len, about ls0 Isr,s ~. - 7.
and easily cultivated, the hslIno, d ~ ~ ~
oak and other timber Lime 0nd bSI,1,s' ~ ~
abundance; also, running Vlitf IN ~, N;
one. A good Orchard Of rs Ippi. ~, y ~ ~
plenty Of pam peaches and sSsr,'s 100 10
menu eonsis Of Comfortable DT,ilis, ..f-t
snent hoo,e, large hone IaJ sIfiI ~, ~ =
Let tQuIfsb two shtrp HoasS ~ - - Y
Spring and spribg HoaSs eotI,st,st NI.Sili
sehosh, Giiit and saS NILS nsaI ~ I'm 80 ~
TERxs-s9,soo. and m,re u IL, ,..,.,,..
elect, e1ih in hand The balance 10 = - ~
three ye.rI, With in,sr4i, dti,red tSIs,. ~
secured b. deed d trai % IL .re,-,,, y. =
further Information IPPIyto ~
i92o Market St, AEsnu C. Ma A. Y In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
FINE FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court Of ohh osgsty.
a.ai';: 0''''' }lncA ,.,..,

in punuAnte Of the authority ttsbd L - n
decree catered By MD Court 10 tAt IssVs 1tt4l
cause on April 18Th, 1875. I'LL stl IL !rJil
door Of the residence Of NGIG Bay. C u BIES
- hereby advertised 10 b sad, %
MONDAY, The 9th day Of sPs=Ss,lEI
PeSipnIns At 10 o'elotk 4. n, n path IVssos =
the highest and bat bidder, he Ioe q HTu 4
land lying and biting dluAted % IL MAT u III.
Tie Wheeling Creek 10 Ohio eoHsty, i ~ , isd
West Virgins, bounded And descTlttd 70 dGSE
Beginning At IKE near AZ tin SIC % ere y
Nehemiah Younger, and With hhl!bSs 8 ' ~
poles 10 4 stake corner 10 CathIrbs lhsiit; tstt1
With Der lice l. 90 z 2o6 poles % tSo iIfif M
eorner 10 said CAlhIrine ln1rd rd JossFs PIssri
thence With PottsI's llss y. !I' { ~ Psss VI
IuEn tree corner 10 james AtAInsl; ibted J.
81 W, l6I poles 10 the teEiablnE eosIis.aI y
Aeres telling the SINE property piniet 81 ssf,,J,,
ed BY Noes Ray 70 Go. B. Ill1Etll ~ atei q
trust dated April Ath. 1873, Ind rscrritd iEats
the public land records u aid comfy.
THRks OF 6ALE-One-thlFd o. TIE 71its1s
money, or such further sun - tAs parthAsS ~
elect 10 pay, In hand, the rt,idut . i've & =! .
stAllmenu payable respectively II ~ ~ l1
yean from The day d ME. With islSrui tss ~
dly, the purchaser ElTins bis bad .itA lfS's'ss
personal peurity for eaeh Of he oeis'rH nfas;
ments, and the title 70 Be TessETtd IL " EAAtG
the purchase money u PAID. ,,
speeal CSoIiaias1'
r u,vyRY Ins,lnnasr iJGI-lg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
WHERE SHALL I SEND MY BoY'
Washington Female Seminary.

The next se,uon will open SEPTEMBER 4th.
1917 For terms or information, addres Nils y.
sHERRARD. Principal, or Rev. JAS. BR0RN-
Son, d. D., President Board Of Trustees, Wash
lngtou, Pa. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13

noBAcCos.-I HAVE ON HAND
i full lipe d Tobaooos from the leading nan.
ufletorIes In the county, including Lorillndt
FlnIa Bros., HolbFook's Monitor Navy, Hurry {
HoIhFook'I EaVy, Homer Hadson, J. b fnesi
RIehmood: J. r Rses, Dauyille, Val BIZ. GnIe.
u and II hgL can furnish al ttylea made ~
lhSSstI3 togiss 81 Lowest market priee.
N. REILLY, 1900 and 1911 Main ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTftadelphIa Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and TrAdtphlI.
daily EXCEPT 6undsy-EevArk Accommodation.
fSleubsnyiIle Accsmmoiation.-This train dur
Ing the day pSlses backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when re9ui-
red at Sherman Houss, RtnavilIe, West Wheeling
and GrAyel Hin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
GENERAL NOTICES.
oEALED PROPOSALS.


coxl tzuoSpES OF osIo IouSII,
WHKEuNS, August 10, 1873. }
sslled proposals, viii Be received at this otAfe
until the nth Inst. At Il n. ior repairing and Ma
AdAmIEIng the PeninSula ruad from The Gty Gene
tefy to the south cod Of county bbdge About
inch gauge, and abIut 100 yards Of nine Inch
sandttone paving, hand packed, will Be required.
1he repair will consist u cleaning dltching aud
surhcing up the road, embracing about I Ooo cubic
yHrdi altogether. IL y.I .u. us
or al kieS.
BIDS viii b sadorSsd on outside Of envelope
aPruposlls for work on Peninsula rosd."
Adde'S givisg name and postoface AddreP oil
bidder, also twl or more reiEienees q % enIrlttef
and responsibility. Jas N. EWING,
Eoners, Ohio County. aulS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13

6zC0Y.lc61ttT BuEu Cured Hams, vlrEinil
b BroaktlIt Bacon, Sugar Cured Shoulder, Cef
AdeA Pain Shoulder al Ht current mIld f ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13
NEW eAOvERTlsEMENTS

T osT-
"a Sunday evening an EaT.hns-drnp. Ihe
eSatl sill = Literally rewarded b. lsIEieg y =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-13

JOHN ?. EtXUSDSoS, II=f
HKlyET 4 PACE, AuetioDesfL "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The snow storm a week AGO was the hcav.
lest many parts Of the west had seen in ten
years. The fall in Western Missouri cqualcd
80 inches in depth, and in portions of Ncbras-
ka and Kansas three feet At Quincy, H., the
depth was two feet at Bloomington about /,
foot, at Ottawa S inches, DC. 1t seems not to
have extended eastward much beyond the In.
diana line. At st Louis it commenced with
rain that frozc into ice as 1t fell, ending,
however, IN SIX inches OF snow-and colder
weather since then. AT Ottawa on Thursday
morning al daylight the thermometer had
sunk To 10 below zero.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The new Turkish cabinet, with khclreddin
pasha as grand vizier, is regarded as iavorabl,
to the negotiation of definite treaty with Rus
,ia Indeed the conditions of evacuation are
substantially agreed upon, in proof OF which
il Is announced that the Russian commands
at Adrianople has sold immense quantities 81
gram and II large number of horses, prepare
tory to cvacuatiug in January
\ conspiracy was disc 'verel at Constants
nople about the l0h to rep ace he present sui
tan by his brother Re had. The only interest
the oilair can excite in this direction ARISE,
from the fact that one Andrew Romcr, Hun
rarinn by birth but natural q, cit zen off, {
United States is accused of having 6een in
yolved in it. and the American legation hav,
taken charge of him, insisting that he shal
have a fair trial Nothing serious is likely
grow out of it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

changed standard silver dollars Tor Solo u
about the same amount As to interest on
bonds, &c, prcsuming it to bcsthc intention OF
congress that the silver dollar should be treat
ed as at par with and the same as gold ne hao'
in his payments, given the pubic creditor MS
choice, and he generally took gold lhrchicl
use he had made OF the silver dollars was to
pay them out for silver bullion,
BLAINE's HUMILIATION.
If Blaine felt Inundated, AS it is said hculd,
over his utter failure to obtain an encouraging
word from his own side ora response from the
opposite side, IN his attempt to get up spec
tacular sensation in the senate over his bloody
shirt resolution, his humiliation must be pam
fully dccpencd by the reluctance, not to say
disgust, his brother members manifest towards
becoming members of his committee. Dcclin'
ing to head it himself, four days were spent
before Il member could be found willing to
serve as chairman, and he was found in Teller,
of Colorado, the most obscure member OF the
senate; but how the others are to be obtained
Is still sore puzzle to Vice President W heeIcr,
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The President on Thursday sent special
message to congress on the importance OF com
mercia extension, urging the adoption to that
end of a wise system of subsidies to ocean
steamship lines.
ADJOURNMENT
Both houses adjourned over yesterday to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The Blaine committee, soon to go south to
make capital for the republican party by gath
ering proof that the negroes are deprived Of
their right to vote, must 20 to Augusta, Ga,
where they had charter election on the 4th
inst, and the Ners says: "The negro voters
were bought up at prices ranging from glass
of whisky to fifty cents, and sometimes rs
much AS one dollar, which proves that in that
section Of Georgia at least the colored man en-
joys the freedom of suffrage to the fullest ex-
tent. He has the privilege Of selling his vote
TO the highest bidder"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
And now comes DR.. Mary Walker to the f,

And now comes Dr. Mary Walker to the fore
with true version of the Charley Ross story.
She says Charley was never stolen at all, but
that his father put him out to board with II
family who were in the conspiracy, and that,
his sole object was to make money out of the
sympaihics OF the public, in which he has
abundantly succeeded DR. Mary claims to
have made the discovery while living in the
Ross family, rs she did for some time after the
alleged abduction, and that Ross has offered to
pay her handsomely for not exposing the farce
She claims to have spoken with Charley with.
in the last three weeks and TO be acquainted
with all his movements since the supposed ali
duction. If DIR. Mary is lying, ii is hard to
account for except on the hypothesis tina,
she il insane.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

dissolution of the Cabinet, has a new one
with Deprcis at the head
Bayard Taylor, whose dangerous illness at
Berlin was announced n few days ago, was so
much better on Wednesday that his sudden
death on Thursday was both surprise and
shock, The dispatches give no details of his
illness and death,
Tie hard times have reached Sweden, ad.
vices from Stockholm announcing the failure
of l. IIirsch, heavy iron dealer, ON account
of the fall in the price of iron. His liabilities
are placed at 100000 crowns about $4,000.
OOOl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The grievance on which Mr. Blaine hangs
his complaint against the south is tina, the
democrats down there, either hy hocus pocus
or fraud. whecdle the negroes out of their votes
and rob them of their representation in con.
gress and the local legislatures. The proof of
this hes in the fact that the negroes are in the
majority and are all republicans, vet nobody
but democrats are elected. ltappears, hovcy.
er, that OF the recently elected members of
the South Carolina legislature six are colorcd
men, and what is stranger still, they are dem.
ocrats! And if these six colorcd members are
democrats, may not a good many more South
Carolina negroes be democrats In short In.
fact OF the existence of these six simon purc
genuine Niger democrats raises a presump,,on
that goes to the very marrow of Blainc's m.
dictment There are nIggcr voters who are
not Republicans! That fact established. /, Is
only question offigures how many such there
may he, aud whether, after all, this dreadful
anti-repubican solid south" may not be rs
much The work of the negroes as of the white
men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
HOME MATTERS.
Personal,

Mr. Benz +. Nicholson, formerly of this city,
now Of Chicago, was in the city ths week at
tending the Appellate Court.
V. b, Dcnslow, LID, for long time Dean
and lecturer of the Union Law School, Chicago,
gave lecture at the court house, to the law stu.
dents association. The subject was Elements
Of Success" especially addressed to law students,
and was IL most interesting and valuable effort.
Few lecturers on legal subjects are more success
full than Mr.. d., and our young men feel them
selves especially favored.
Will Furst, Of the Leland at Springfield, is in
the city.
ELLIE" ?. Hathaway, OF the University Of
Michigan. Is home for the holidays.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
CANAL MEETING.
Mass Meeting to be Held at Ottawa on Thurs.
day. January I'd. 1879, at l O'Clock p N.

u"J' S"hu"Ay ~u' Ao'o, ~ " CioVh = IA
On Thursday committee of farmers of La
Sale county, previously appointed, met at the
Clifton Hotel, IN this city, and discussed the
present attitude of the railroads respecting the
Illinois IL Michigan Canal After due con.
sidcation, it was agreed to call public meet.
ing Of the farmers and business men of this
region Of country, to be held at the Court.
House III Ottawa.
The committee briefly state portion. Of the
subject in the following preamble and rc,ou.
ton:
WHEREAS, Efforts are now being made bv
certain railroads to rum the Illinois and Mich.
ryan Canal, or so far cripple its capacity for
transportation rs To make it useless, said eff.
forts dating back to the framing of our con.
stlution; and said railroad corporations are
now striving To secure the ircIghtrgc of the
canal, in order that it will not bc selfsustain.
ing; therefore,
Ros0tced, That all persons Interested in main.
tanning and improving the present canal be.
tween the Illinois river and Chicago, are in.
vltcd TO meet at the Court House in Ottawa.
Thursday January ID, 1879, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Also AT said meeting the question of memo.
rialHing Congress for the construction of a
ship canal from Chicago and thence through
the Illinois river TO the MisSlss Ippi will be
discussed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
Spencer keep womcn's rubber boots.
County Grange.

At the meeting of La Sale County Grange,
held in Ottawa December Sd and 4th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
f. Rowland, ". NJ; Mrs. s. f. Parr, w. o.;
W. II. II. IIoldridge, W. L.; Cyrus Shaver W
s: c. n. Rolph, W. A. 5; s. L. Bangs, W. c.;
II. J. Brimhal, W. T.; Mrs. Robert Rowe, W.
Sec; A. Locke W. G. X; Mrs. p. S. Rowland,
W. G.; NJ. Lancaster ". p; Miss S. f. Pool,
W. F.; Mrs NJ. Butterfeld. W. l.. 4. s.
II. J. Brmhall was elected delegate to State
Grange. The canal question was considered,
and measures we're adopted with view to awak-
ing farmers to their situation.
Hog Cholera and other subjects were discuss
ed Essays were read by ladies Rowland, Boyd
and Piester. any Of which would be worthy a
place in these columns \. {. BARNES, Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

Eureka! How to get even with mule was
revealed in a coal mine near Evansville, Ind
the other day. \ can of nitro-glycerinc was
put within reach of mules heels and of
cnurse the reast, which was attached to a train
of empty cars nj the time, IN passing gave the
can aick. There was shock that was dis.
tinctly heard at jacksonville, three miles
away and the whole country imagining there
had been an explosion OF fire damp, rushed 10
the mine IN the full belief tina. the so men in
tie pit at the time had persisted Not one, how.
ever, was injured, but the mule and empty cars
have been swept up in the shape of chicken
feed and chips.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
No. 7 cigars ) cts at Mitch's.

The past week can safely be marked gala"
on the pocket diary Of horsc-and-scigh owners.
Since the winter of 1876 nothing like it has
been seen. On Friday and Saturday the snow
fell to the depth of or 10 inches, and as 1t was
moist it packed solidy on the hard, smooth roads.
All day long the jngling Of bells was heard,
while at night the songs and laughter of merry
parties were heard till u reasonably late hour.
In the evenings and on Sunday, Columbus street
was the favoritc track and fast driving and rae
ing was quite the correct" So far through the
week few accidents have happened-nonc seri-
Gus; the most being the upsctting of a sleigh,
causing numerous discoveries in planetary way
The weather has been glorious. Wednesday
night and Thursday morning were very cold, the
mercury ranging considerably below zero.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The Ottawa Relief Association requests per-
sons of this city who through necessity are in
destitute circumstances to make application at
the Temperance Committee Rooms, in Sher-
woods block, next Tuesday afternoon at half
past two o'clock, or before that time at the resi-
dence of any Of TIE following ladies: Mrs. W. }.
Nicely, Mrs. Robert Strawn, Mrs. Daniel Roberts,
Mrs A. NJ. Trimblc, Mrs a. Armour, Mrs }. X.
Cameron and Mrs. T. ID. Catlin. After due in
vestigation measures will be taken TO afford tenn
DOrary relief
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

Attention Is directed to the Announcement
for 1879 of the Leonard Scott Publishing Co,
in regard to their republication in this country
Of Blackwoods Magazine and the leading four
British Reviews The world has no periodi.
calls superior to these, and our countrymen are
fortunate in being able, by their republication
land
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The annual prospectus of the Chicago Inter.
Ocean will be found on the 9th page Of to.day's
TRADER. Of course everybody knows all about
the iater-Occan. 1t prominently the organ
of the true blue or stalwart republicans IN
the west; and, what seems almost paradoXical
Of soft money or grecnback expansion. The
great body Of western republicans, however,
swear by it, and the few swear at it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

Clarkson Potter, of Potter committee celeb
ri,y. whodeclined to be a candidate for reclec-
ton last fall and in whose district smith,
republican. was elected, but died on the night
of the election, now consents to be candidate
at the special election that has been ordered to
fill the vacancy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21
DIR CLUBBING.

We are prepared TO club the FREE !RApki
with thefollowng publications., FINISHING bo'l
g. the prices named, postage prepaid, inc Oh
tcr-opcn TO old subscribers or new at any
most Office IN the county-ls the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county:
F.EK Trades and Chicago Weekly Times. ~ o.
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly 1r6a"' 2'o'
FRre TRADER and Chicago Weekly inter- ..
- U.. r. nrp and p,,,irif Ear1,,r. 800
FnrE TRADER and either Of liarper's publ
fnh t;'s ....... 1 75
p ea.'I rn npv o,d S,rjbns,.. 4.75
FREE TRADER nd GodeyS LddieS' Book..... 3M
r nn Tn,nrn and yj,p Stock Jourral ..... Bis
~ r. ,,rn and ULr,aolo,,ic,ll J0u,nal 3 II
r.. Tp,nrp and 81 Nich0lls 3. a
M ~, mn and Deo,oyyst's Nonthly. 3 81
rpyE TRADER and Littelrs Lipjng Igc...... S.25
Far. TRADER and Western RardI. ........ 2..V
PprR TRADER and Noor,'s R,uHi Ven Yorker 3.5O
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

FRozES.-Another familiar character of OF
tawa has gone to his long re.t-to the land "fow-
ing with milk and honey" but where the cop
per distillcr" is supposed to be scarce. Asthe ev
dence showed, John Cullerton, or buffalo Rock
Giant as he was tamiliarly callej, on Tuesday
evening started for home, leaving town between
six and seven clock. He was full Of liquor.
His wife testified that 'he wasn't great hand
to buy liquor" hut he wouldnt refuse drink
if given him. 1t is presumed, therefore, his
friends were liberal that evening. AZ about op-
posite the jth warl school house he was seen bN
Mr. Farrell OF Sticfers. houndering about too
drunk TO stand erect. In this way h. meandered
towards home. lie got nearly as far west as
the corporation line, where, As his tracks in the
snow showed, he staggered to one side Of the
road where he fell down, on his face apparent
", for he turned over once, and was foun
living ON his back. lie was first seen by two
children going to school, who told Mr.. Cummins
living near 10y, who in turn notified the coroner.
lie was dead and ice and snow covered his face.
An inquest was held ut the city hall and yer
ict rendered in accordance with the above facts
,fter which his wife and daughter Hattie TOOK
charge of the body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The premium on gold disappeared in the
New York market on Tuesday for the first
time since 1862 and the gold room is closed.
May it never again be opened. The history
of this coustry shows that it never recovered
from financial crash until after the rcsump.
ton of specie payment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

There has been quite II tumble lately i'll cX-
press rates. 1t is said TO arise from the hot
competition of the fast freight lines. Rates
from Chicago to New York are reduced from
"a per hundred to $3.50; from st. Louis TO
New York from s. per 100 lbs to So; and IN
the same proportion generally.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

The Plano NG,rs has been discontinued OF
merged in some other paper, we forget Which
and its late publishers r. NJ. and Callie d.
Springer, take positions on the ednorial staff
of the Sentinel, the new tiat money organ start
ed in Chicago by s. f. Norton, Mr.. Springer
will have charge Of the labor column and Cal
lie will conduct the Home Department
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

Gov. Hampton, Of S. c., whose life week
aro WAS dcspalred Of on account of having I'M
dergone the dangerous operation of the ampu-
tat,on of a limb is at last accounts said to be
slowly but surely recovering.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

We don't mean any harm 10 any one, but "heh
!eiyhinr parties will persist in singing MY
;r,ndfa,her's Clock" and My Dear Old Cabin
I,,,. - ~, think i, would be Iii, rciiu to a ong-
Altering community if the inie'n Al machine 'na'
II but blew up Napoleon could be planted some
,here ON Main ar Columbus street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-12-21

A fresh lot of rubber goods, warm overshoes,
fancy slippers, and all kinds of boots, shoes and
CATERS, for ladies', gents and misses wear, just
received at Lcahy's, and will be sold as low rs
any one can sell the same goods. Call and eX'
anime before buying. | will not be undersold
\ good quality ut low prices. ID. LEAHY.