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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-12
PEOPLES PEEAMnULArIONs.
whereabouts OF whetliDgites and Some
OTFfhelF Friends,

whereabouts OF WhetliBgIIes and Some
OIifheIF Friends.
Miss Dee Hall has gone TO Michigan 10
visit friends.
Mr.. John Bellermann, Of Detroit, Mich.
igan, q popular drug man, is In town.
Mr.Joseph speidel and family have gone
to Shady eide to rustiCate for a few days.
Mrs. N. H. VanClsvs returned home
Monday from q visit to friends in Martins.
burg.
Enoch Ball, Esq, returned yesterday
from an extensive business trip to eastern
cities.
Mics Sue Moore, A pleasant young lady
oil GAINESVILLE. spent some time In Wheel.
Ing yesterday.
James W. Newman, Esq, clerk OF the
Welzsl county Circuit Court, was at the
State Capitol yesterday.
". s. Mccullough, the Eighth Ward
druggist, took a little run over into Ohio
yesterday to visit friends.
W. H. Guerin, travelling passenger
agent Of the Ohicsg0 4 Alton Railroad,
was o guest Of the Mcclure House yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Taylor, Miss Ida
Frew and Miss Laura Harden left last
evening for q few weeks s%ojourn al Cape
May.
Rev. W. B. Thompson. Of the Disciples
Church, has gone to the yearly meeting Of
Disciples at Bealsville, Ohio, but will re.
turn tomorrow.
DR.. ]. E. Smith has returned to the city
from an extended trip in the rural and
mountain districts, looking none the worse
for bic recreation.
Mrs. DR.. ]. H. Pipes, OF Wheeling, W.
Vao who has been visiting her parents
and friends In this place, LEFT for
home this Thursday. Her daughter.in.
law, Mrs. Lizzie Pipes, accompanied her.
- Waydtsburq Independent.
Chief Engineer Becker, OF the P. o. <
81. L. railroad, will arrive In the city this
morning for the purpose Of consulting
with the B. & o. officials with reference TO
patching up the differences between the
two companies as to right Of way to Ben.
wood.
Capt. ". 8. Dove, Of the U. 8. army; r,
W. Chambers, Of Mt. Pleasant, Ohio; VI,
". Tucker, q we'll known contractor, OF
Browns Island, and W. j. RAvensCtoft, o
prominent legal light Of pafketsbuig,
we're among the Mcclure Houses guests
yesterday.
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ADHUiUIDE,
Mrs, Rigby Ends Her Life In . Fit Of
Temporary Alteration, BY Taking

mrs, Rigby Ends Her Life In q FIT OF
Temporary Alteration, BY Taking
Paris Green.
one Of the saddeSt suicides we have
Chronicled for a long time wac that Of
Mrs. RlgbY, who was buried yesterday
afternoon at Mt. Wood Cemetery. Mrs..
Rigby WAS formerly o resident Of the
Eighth ward, but some time ago moved
with her husband to q farm two miles from
Glen Els.on, Marshall county, and It was
here that the tragedy which ended in her
death took place.
Week before last Mr.. Rigby, the hus-
band OF the woman, purchased Of Charles
Cowan, q merchant neal Boggs' Run,
some paris green, to destroy the potato
bugs which were very troublesome In his
zelda. On last Monday Mrs. Rigby swal.
lowed a large quantity OF the poison. She
did not make known what she had done
Tor some time, and then she asked her
husband to send for q neighbours wife,
and 10 her she confessed her suicidal set.
Antidotes were at once administered,
and everything possible done to prevent
the polson's having q fatal effect, but In
vain, and alter severe suffering from the
action Of the powder In her system, she
died on Tuesday evening. Wednesday
evening the body was brought to the resi-.
denoe OF VIM. Whiteman, q LaBelle
nailor, who lives on Boggs' Run, and
whose wife was q half sister Of Mrs. Rlgby.
l. was from this gentleman's residence
that the funeral took place.
Mrs. RigbY was O woman OF fifty or
fifty five years Of age, and was q very min.
istering angel to her neighbors when she
lived in South Wheeling. In sickness or
on an occasion OF death she was untiring
In herefforts to lend aldo consolation, and
the community mourns her as o mother,
sister and friend. She was warmly al.
tached to her relatives, and was q woman
Of more than average intellect and sense.
A son, George, is employed at the Benwood
Mil, and O son.in. law, John SchOtt, lives
neal her old home Ia South Wheeling.
Mrs. Rlgby had been slightly affected In
her intellect for o year, and grieved more
than was her wont over her troubles. She
had, some years ago, sold o piece OF prop
ertY In South Wheeling and removed to
S,eubenville, and this step she BIAS always
regretted poignantly. She frequently
would burst into tears upon looking at her
old home, now In the possession Of stran.
gers, and she often complained OF being
lonely at her homein the country. The,e
aud other sorrows go preyed upon her al.
ready unhin9ed mind that she finally
resolved 10 flee from the world and lie
cares.
II Ia said that on two occasions before
Mrs. Rlvby attempted to take her lie,
once In South Wheeling and once while
living In 6teubenville.
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A Boalon company Incorporated.

A certificate Of incorporation has been
iSSued to the "Gstchsll Improved Metal
Company" OF B,ston, Mass, by Score.
tafy Of State stSlnsker. The object Of the
corporation is TO manufacture and deal In
metals and articles In the manufacture OF
which metals are used, and II is to expire
July /, 1900, Two hundred Thousand dol.
lars have been subscribed 10 the capital
stock Of the company aud $40 900 paid Ia,
and the privilege Is reserved Of increasing
the stock by the pales nj additional shares
from time TO time to $500 900. The shares
are S25 each, and Of those already taken,
three thousand two hundred are held BY
d. Annie Getchell, one thousand six
hundred by George H. TOwIe, one thou.
Baud ak hu1dtsd by JOS Bind, j., one
thousand Eve hundred and ninety.nine
by Fred NOntSe and one by VIM. Il.
DJley, all Of b Jston.
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For sale by Logan & Go.
sRANDrxcuRsIoN

10 cleveland and 30 nile Ride on Lake
Erie, Friday August Ioik, 1881, via
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, an.
nounce a Grand Cheap Excursion 10
Cleveland, on Friday, August 10Th, inClud.
ipga delightful trip on Lake Erie. Excursion
train will leave Bridegroom At 6:05 A. N,
and run through to Cleveland, arriving
there at 1900 NJ, Returning, leave Cleve.
land at 600 P. NJ. Fare for round trip only
50 so. Immediately upon arrival an
Agent Of the Company will conduct the
party to the Steamer upon which they
will embark for q thirty mile ride around
the lake. After returning to the dock ex.
Cursionists will have ample time 10 visit
prominent places Of interest 10 the city,
among which may be mentioned the
Public Parks, the ViaduCt, the Reservoir,
Monumental Square, LskeView Cemetery,
aud the beautiful residences OF Euclid
Avenue and Prospect street. Cleveland is
one Of the most attractive cities Ia the
country 10 visit, and those who Join the
excursion ore promised an enjoyable trip.
The low round trip rate includes the boat
ride on the lake. Ample accommodations
will be provided 90 that everybody is as.
sured q safe and comfortable trip. Re.
member the dale, Friday, August 10th.
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M"YsrERI0U,LY mIssING.
A Stranger Visiting In wheeling DiSal
peaTs-POuI.P Play Feared.

A Stranger Visiting In wheeling DiSAp.
peaTS-FOuI.PIay Feared.
Some weeks ago q gentleman and his
wife came from New jersey to visit
Wheeling friends. The gentleman, Mr..
Thomas A. Moore, was a glass man, from
Willismstown, In the State named, and
his vile Is q sister Of Mr.. W. s. Tippett,
1887 Main street, where the two were
visiting, Some days ago Mr.. Moore went
down the river to visit another brother.
in.law, Hon. George W. Tippett, delegate
in the Legislature from Mason county and
editor Of the Point Pleasant RegiSkr.
After spending q few days there, be re.
turned to Wheeling on the steamer
Chancellor.
On last Tuesday he loft Mr.. Tlppett's
house to mail two letters that he had
written, and since that be has not been
seen by any OF the family. He was heard
Of Ia North Wheeling the same day, and
was said to have been showing consider.
able money. He was known to have on
bis person a good deal OF gold and other
money, but he was not In the habit Of
handling 1t Carelessly or exposing II to the
public view, and this alleged act on his
part has raised a suspicion or fear that bis
mind had been affected by the heat Of the
sun OF by some stimulant, though he was
not In the habit Of drinking.
His friends are greatly distressed, fear.
Ing that some one has been tempted by
the sight Of his money to rob him, and
possibly have killed him in the operation.
He has q son 10 Pittsburgh, but he has not
been seen or heard Of there; and the con.
clusion Is forced on the family that he has
been foully dealt with.
He was a mar OF about City. eight years
Of age, some five feet nine inches Ii height,
wOs dressed very neatly In black, and
wore q elk hat. He is described as spare
In build, with dark hair and mustaChe,
slightly Hinged with gray. Any iniorma.
ton as to his whereabouts II still living,
or any clue 40 10 his fate, will be O great
boon 10 his wife and friends.
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Take "gLAoK.pRAuoAT" and You
will never Be bilious.
For Sale by Logan & 90.
NEWS.

Movements OF Hteamboats-Levee Notes
and Gossip.
The Diurnal will be to.day's packet for
Parkersburg.
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
s inches and falling.
The Sidney is due from Cincinnati TO.
day and will return To. morrow.
The Welcome is now running opposition
u the Return In The 81. Maty's trade.
The local packets are running as usual.
During the last iscAl year there we're
1884 pilots examined by the Marine Hos.
pital Service, Of which number 116 were
found color blind.
PtrrtBuReH, August 11.-Rivef,e inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, August 11.-Rivet 5 feet 4
inches aud about stationary. Weather
fair aud hot. Departed! Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh.
MEMPHIS, August 11.-ThiS has been
the hottest dat. oil the year. The lhef.
motnetef this afternoon at o'clock repis.
tered at 1922 In the Signal setyice office,
River has fallen 8 inches. Arrived: Belle
oil memphis, NiCkebnrg,
LOUISVILLE, August 1i.-River falling,
3 ieet 4 inches In canal Business bfi1E'
Weather clear and hot. Afaidne, from
Evansville to C%lbcinhatii ]. 6. Brahslofd,
Cincinnati TO Evansville; Etie, Madi.
son; B, F, DeSol, Madison 10 Puppy
Ella and Thos. D. Tile, from Nash.
Vile. The Virgil Is due up 10 night.
CAIRO, AuguSt 1l.-Wilh tbs exception
Of a light shower, which ives Insufficient
10 lay the dust, there has been no rain for
eight weeks. Uofn In this vicinity lie ex.
pected 10 yield less than one.third Of an
average crop. Tobacco is sulfetingteyete.
y from the dfouth, and the outlook for
Ia gloomy. Departed; City oil
Providence, Vlcksbutg. River II feet and
Weather iaiti thermometer, 90.
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Some time ago the German daily paper
had an editorial attack on the Board Of
Public Works for their rlaviBh expendi.
ture' Of something less than $4,000 for q
new dollhouse out the National Road.
The Nlk,bldA said the old house was In
good condition and had been repaired al
On expense Of several hundred dollars
quite recently. Neither Of these state.
inents is true. The house was sadlv out
Of repair, the joists deCayed and the floor.
log boards loose, and the roof like q SIEVE.
II could not have been repaired to be Use.
iul for any length OF time, except at m
expenditure almost equal to the cost Of q
new house.
The suggestion Of the German paper
concerning the Use OF the money on
bridges Is not needed either, for al the
masons who can be secured are already Of
work repairing the bridges, and the funds
at the disposal OF the Board are ample to
put them all in good order, which The
Board intends to do just as quick az mAy
be-. The editorial we refer to was unCall.
cd for, and was not based on facts.
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ASoFHEG Bo4T a .
Probability Of BFlstIRHd and CIat'
KOWIns-OIheF AquAlie AOtes,

Probability OF BFictlAnd and CIat0F
Rowing other AquAlie AOtes,
William BricelAnd and Edward ClAtoE,
the TWO we'll known oarsmen, met last
night, and BEicslaDd challenged olAtor to
row 4 race for $500 a side, He offered to
row I've miles and give olAtOr the choice
Of Water, or three miles and take his own
choice, Alter some general talk, olator
took the proposition into consideration,
promising to give BicelAnd an answer
Saturday or Monday,
The friends Of BTicelsnd are very ana.
ious TO make the race, aud It 10 thought
that they will have no difficulty in ar.
ranging details. Olator last fall challenged
BricelAnd, but the latter had just lost
pretty heavily, and preferred to work
steadily rather than risk another contest,
He is now in good shape and eager for
the fray, while Olator's condition is well
known to the public, The race, II 1t
comes of, will be as pretty q sight and as
interesting Q contest 40 we have aver had
on our waters, and 1t 10 to bs hoped Ola
tors answer will be favorable.
wEIsaERBER AND BRIcELAND TO RNTER FOR
TIKI TOR INTO REGATTA.
George Weisgsrbsr COCA to Pittsburgh
to-day to try to ecure double shell, and
II he is successful he and BriCelAnd will
go into training for the citizsns' double
scull race at the Toronto exposition on the
TN and 9Th OF September. 1t 10 now said
that Ksnneday and Davis will not row in
this regatta. However, "FRtty" and
BriCelRnd will enter in any event II the
former succeeds in procuring the desired
shell, and Wheeling people will rest conf
dent that II they do row they will acquil
themselves with credit to them personally
and honor to the city, which Ia coming
to be known as the home Of Q number o.
arst'clasa men oil the spruces.
HANLAN
will row in the siugle'scull race in the
same regatta, but Ross will probably
not, An Associated Press dispatch received
last night and dated at Toronto, says:
"HanlAn intends to cover Ross's deposit
In the banda OF the editor OF the Boston
Herald to day, and will row him for 81. 00(
q side, at q place to be mutually agTeeC
upon, In the first week OF October, Han
Ian leaves here on the 18th for st. Louis
10 give an exhibition on the 22d and 2SC
Of this MONTH"
BOIL CRYING FOR ANOTHER CHANCE,
Mr., WeiSgerber informed an lETRLLI
aENcRR reporter last night that he had pr!
vAle information from Pittsburgh partieI
TO the effect that the talk there is tina
Boil, the "world.beater," will challenge
Ed, Olator for a new race for 81 900 3 side
II he concludes TO do go, he knows Ed
address.
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pUDLG0 SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDs'
On Wheeling Island,

In pursuance Of q resolution alOpth " l'gf
hOIaefs Of The North Wth ViiEilh bgntgisl,
eIety, Al q mtBtlI 4 held IN The city d
the bib day OIL july, 1881, The uhdsniihd VA
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2r ILL.,
commencing al 10 O'o'otk d. M a. ib, ~ y :
the court House u Tho county Wei ,lli n
coed " sell al public auction, to iht W.
btht bidder, The real . tate an 4 pufttn :
BIZ the taid North West Virginia AptI
cfety, situated on Wheeling lAatd AndlA'
Fair bounds. MI
This Weil.knOwn tract oil lard consist y
acres and ID ore Il the most d stable hss M
In or near 10 the city Of h,tllbE htH1isg
tntde u tho i%OllOWin, dsidsi Ol lgtal : ,.sN,
and quantity Of land Clittd, tii Adna In
r, RfoWu aud Others 10 tAld 'tfifal, IN
beIfihg data The 18th dy NJ SoVsnot y "a
corded In De'd Book No 81 PIGS itIil
records VI Ohio county, IVES Viiglnli ~
made by Joseph Klfrhg s'ntf and ~ IrrtG
CITY, 6sAtinE date the u DAY y .1ih
sd iteOfdld In ned BOOK 10 %, ""
lend records n stii OblO toubty .u.,,sSa
1kASs OF aALE-Oneihih q ihe nTsi.
10 be pad In rath on the DAY Of ~
stSo' IveIy, from day u iAlc, With lgitrt
Il nj, INA b%uIebRseF 10 Pite b 4 tUifs " Va
p.vmSbis, 10 b. satiii elohly secured ~
io iSIi lands 10 be retained I'm u , fVfhi II
HAL have bttn paid IN full bnt thi -
IN on Tia daJ II sale The ah,Is IL m Ia
nopSy or a. much mOfe than the oatlhI'
u he may elect 10 to ray, III
wv " '"' F'F Il. q. BAbh
m. cHRnIvAE, Agent iaf s'@iAA
AustINneeT.
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The Veteran Snowman aud Famou,
clown ReVl.itA wheeling.

4~NAA
clown ReVi.iis wheeling.
Old Dan Rice-"UnCle Dan" the boys
used 10 call him-was In town Yesterday.
When the reporter struck his name on the
Mcclure House register II was as II be had
been introduced 10 some personsge In pro
prid persona who had always before been
considered a fabulous character. Not that
Dan was ever supposed 10 be q myth, but
he has been 80 long away from Wheeling,
and Ia that time has experienced 30 many
vicissitudes Of fortune and acquired such
increased fame that the idea Of his ever
vieiting mis- old home never suggested II.
self.
Dan commenced life In Wheeling as q
hostlsr, and after leaving this part Of the
country frequently 10 visited the city with
hls numerous clrcuses and other shows,
He was laet here when be and Dr.. Moves
we're joint proprletors Of O circus and
msnagerie, and remained In this vicinity
anme time. The show finally disbAnded At
Bellaire. He once pitched biz tent on the
present site Of the 1S%TRLLfGRScRR Office,
and several Of our oltizsnB can recall the
visit.
An 1NT%ELLiaRNcRR man had several
chats with the veteran Snowman yester.
day. He could not be induced 10 speak
much Of his business, but perAisted ii re-.
calling bis memories Of bis old.time
friends who remain ID the city. He, how.
ever, said that he had at this time three
shows, one In Texas, one which exhibited
at Gallon, Ohio, yesterday, and one Ia
Australia. Bis object 10 coming here Ia 10
purchase a boat and organize sill another
show, proceeding down the river, where
late In the fall he will meet the other tvo
tfoupea at Cairo, and the combined eShi.
billion will go South lot the winter season,
He i9 pow living II Louisiana, what little
time he spends at home. He ls the same
old Ddr, only younger In appearance Than
ever. The venerable white beard, the
ditingus nose and tbs short, poftly petson
have not changed a BIZ for the worse WITH
time,
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Clerk Hook admitted to record yester
day the deeds 10 asSignment'of Christian
Behreus and wife 10 William +. Butler
Jr. The consideration Is 81 and certain
trusts to be performed by the assignee,
The property conveyed is the stock Of
groceries, %cohntefs, shelving and ixtutes
Ia the store room owned BY said Behfehs,
with oil books, book accounts, notes, due
bills and other credits; also household and
kitchen furniture.
The trusts referred To- are the payment,
hfst after the expenses Of the trust are
paid, OF 1898 33i 10 Nesbitt 4 Bros. for
rent due; next 10 the Commercial Bank
ol 1900 due on 4 note; 10 q. F. Behtens
5000 and interest due on a note; next 10
Julius Blumenbefg 500 and interest due
a note; and the other debts and liabill.
ties Of the said Behfebs, II the remainder
Of the fund obtained by tbs sale Of the
goods shall beBuficient, and II not, such q
portion Of them all pro rata as may be
bnapible,
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LIVELY CONVENTION.
Democrats over the River Have q
Regular Picnic Of . Iim&

The Democratic Judicial Convention
arst assembled ThuEsday forenoon, At
City Hall, with a full delegation present
and all eager for business; John W.
Ksnpon, Of Warren township, chairman,
and William J.. Kelly, Of Pultuey, sOcre,
tary. L, Il. Green, Of York, wa elected
assistant secretary. To decide as to mem.
bsrship, q Committee on Credentials was
appointed, consisting Of Sample CLARK, oil
Union; Hamilton Eaton, Of RIChland and
l, voorhies, Of Flushing. A committee Of
conference with the Monroe county repre-.
sentativea was also appointed, Consisting
OF VIM. ]. Kelly, W, N. OCifllnd and W,
H. Helpbringer, Then the convention
adjourned for dinner, The amount OF
confusion that took place over these ap-
parently simple preliminAriss led the
spectators to expect warfare when the
real business Of the day should commence.
The reporters had q hard time Of II; for
no system Of short hand yet invented will
take down the words Of more than half q
dozen takers at onCe.
The afternoon session began at half past
two. The Committee on Credentials re-
ported that there we're come contested
seats, especially Bridgeport and the Third
ward OF Bellaire, but that II had been de.
cided 70 admit the Sweeney delegates clear
through, as they were regularly elected.
The report was adopted all but unani,
mously, Some Of the contrasting delegates
answered to the call OF their precinct, but
their answers were mot needed.
The Committee on Conference then re.
ported that no agreement had been made
with the Monroe county representatives,
The proposal Of Belmont county was that
either II would admit Monroe county to
the convention now and give It Ito IS
votes, OF adjourn the convention II Mon
roe county would elect delegates and agree
10 meet Belmont county In another con-
yeution as soon az possible. Monroe
county, however, would not agree to any
thing but Tor Belmont county TO adjourn
the C~onyentioo at onCe and let the people
Of each precinct elect independent dele
gates to another convention.
abr. Cook, OF Bridgeport, moved q sub.
stitution for the report, declaring that the
convention should adjourn at once and
have new delegates elected by the people
Of the several preclncs-iust what Mon.
roe County wanted,
After a speech by DR.. Cook and much
confused talking the report oil the commit
tee was adopted.
The convention then proceeded to make
nominations.
Mr.. Oofland put in nomination o. ]
swaney, In o neat speech that wa much
interrupted by the Independent element
A number Of them at length lett TIE hall
shouting, "G0 on with your farce" "Nov
for o conference with Monroe; we'll TAX
st. Clair Kelly frst," etc. No othe
nominees were mentioned, and Mr.
Swsney was unanimously nominated
The Monroe townships were called, too
and as no opposing voice was heard from
them, Mr.. swaney was declared thC
unanimous choice Of the district.
E, B. WinSns, Ross ] Alexander AMI
i DR.. Cook were appointed q committee Il
escort Mr.. Swsney to the hall, where III
successful candidate made an address /,
his constituents.
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IiEhts Co.'S Atnicalsd Extract Of witch
Hazel quickly relieves periodical snfefines Of
females. 1T possesses a peculiar powef.n
says Prof. Pattison, IN hiI celebrated wofE on
Diseases 81 Women, "Of relieving tina suffer.
ings Of palhIul perioda II wards OF the snf.
iefibE Without in any way interfering with
The proper and natural foW.h Beware Of
cheap tOuntefieitA, II is Invaluable In most
q the cOmmonet diseases Of women, Cures
%dishguting pinlples and etuplions. Sold IN
tiity cent, and dollar Aiaes. NWiSw
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SHAFrING,
PULLIES AND HANGERS FOssu

Almost new aud In good eundllhL
One lIhe ~ inch cold rolled .h,iln, ,Oath
10 lengthy n which there II II pull uhI|
llDgS. tine line "a inch cold rolled ,tinlLbt|
" le0t In length, on VII th lh ~ IA IL IuAtItI
set scTews) different LEeS. Patent IItrLIE|
couplings. RtyttAl ~ llO', hnIihu Ifd d
rough seVcfAl tons Of EOOi silt soap .ph,uu|
log principally oil e~astlngs uhAaNle AHIt
ALMA DRR B0AL
General Bu.lnCSs Agent, BIOktr IHd BL lA|
Agent, 1878 Market 1tftGt, t%ranIlsI HeI M
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