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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate I'm CIendinen District,

Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate In CIendlnen District.
pY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
ID the undersigned trustee, by james A.
WattersOn, A. j. Watterson and Eliza A.
Wattersm his wife, by deed bearing date
OH the 10Th day Of November, 1877, and
duly Of record in the Mason County Court
Clerks office, in trust deed book No. 8,
fOlios 3I5 and 0, to which reference may be
had, to secure to A. A. Hanley the sum OF
one bond bearing even date with said
deed, for the sum of seven hundred and
seventeen dollars and fifteen cents, due
and payable twelve months after date, with
interest from date, and also to secure to
Johns. Hanley the sum OF one other bond
bearing even date with said trust deed az
aforesaid, for the sum OF eight hundred
and twenty-threc dollars and seventy-iiye
cents, due and payable to said John S.
Hanley or order twenty.four mOntts after
date, with interest from date, and defaur
having long since been made in the pay
ment Of said bonds or either Of them, and
being requested BY the holders thereof,
the said A. A. Hanley and John s. Hanley,
10 make sale of the real estate, conveyed
by said trust deed aforesaid, / shall pro.
coed to sell, by way Of public auction, at
the front Of the Court House Of Mason
county, West Virginia, On Monday,
Fe6rudryl2th, 1883, the said tract Of
land in said trust deed described, contain
ing 5S5 acres, lying and being in the Dis
triCt OF Clendinpn. country and State afOre-
said, and being same tract Of land conveyed
to a. j. Watterson, one Of the grantors in
said deed, by James II. Couch and wife,
by their deed bearing date on the LIST day
Of December, 1865, and Of REGARD in the
Mason County Court Clerks office, in deed
book No. ~, folios 224 and o, to which ref
erence my be had for q more complete
description Of said tract Of land. This is a
good body OF land and susceptible OF high
state Of cultivation, and offers q good in.
ducement for one in search Of good home.
TERMS OF SALE
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

The Sunday Leader, at Wheeling,
is out in a bran new dress from head
to foot, 1t is now the handsomest
paper in the State. 1t is an ably
edited and newsy paper, and isgrow.
ing in popular favor with every is.
sue. Bro. shallcross, we congratu.
late You, and hope the Leader will fill
your pockets with ducats.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

We hope It will be the pleasure of
the Democrats Of the Third District
to nominate and elect to Congress,
that thorough Democrat aud active
worker in our ranks, Hon. Phil. sny.
der, Of Charleston.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

A leading car builder says 10000
cars will be built TO orderin this coun.
try within the next six months
Several Of the large manufacturers
are now two months behind on their
orders.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

A bill has passed the lower House
Of Congress granting a pension Of
sl2 per month toall soldiers of the
war who lost an eye, with increase
when the other is affected and $50
per menth if both eyes were lost, also
s25 per month for loss of hearing.
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OF CONSOLIDkTION,

THE Point Pleasant and Ohio River Rail-
road Company hereby makes declaEa-
ton that ithas consolidated with The Pom.
eSoy and Ohio River Railroad Company, o
eofposation oithe State Of Ohio, making q
continuous line nom Point Pleasant, in the
State Of West Virginia, TO Pomeroy, in the
State Of 0hio-the name Of the consolida.
tea Company being The Point Pleasant and
Ohio River Railroad Company.
THE POINT PLEASANT 4 OHIO RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY sAAiUiIs THOMAS, President.
~ Attest:
40. BEgBG, Secretary. tian2i -6Od.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

! The new Chesapeake which will
be completed in the spring will be
1873 feet long, 26 feet beam and 5 feet
hold. There will be three boilers,
40. inches in diameter "a feet
long, engines l5inches in diameter
5 feet stroke, the side wheels being
20 feet in diameter and 10 feet buck.
ct. She will have full length cabin
with 80 state rooms and texas for
crew. The furniture will be entirely
new, and she will be complete in all
her appointments. The new boat
will hive balance stages atboth ends
and electric lights throughout from
deck to texas. Her name will be the
Chesapeake and the Maddy Brothers
will own and run her, continuing in
the Gallipolis daily trade, carrying
the mails. These gentlemen are
courteous andare very popular among
the travelling public.-Smiths Inder.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

The total number Of immigrants
landed in the United States for the
year ending December 81, 1882, was
712,542. This is greater number Of
people than the present population
of Maine, and exceeds that Of half a
dozen Of the smaller States.
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Nntiee afDlnaalnilOll.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Joseph Friedman; Nathan 10th
and Marcus Friedman, under the firm
name OF j. Friedman & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent and blythe with.
drawal Of J. friedman nom said firm.
The business will DO carried on at the old
stand in the firm name OF NJ. Friedman 4
Co., composed Of Marcus Friedman ami
Nathan 10th, they having purchased the
assets and assumed the liabilities Of the
late firm Of j. Friedman 4 Co, anil being
authorized to settle the business Of said
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN,
NATHAN 10th,
MARCUS FRIEDMAN,
January 11th, 1883. 4w,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

The once famous William and Mo.
ry College at Williamsburg, Va, the
alma mater of Jefferson, Marshall,
Monroe, and Randolph, had only one
student last year, and is now closed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

There are 1874 registered pharma-
cists nihis State and The number IL
physicians whose names have gone
in SO Gar is 104l.
The cholera has broken out in the
State chiapos, Mexico, In a town.
$4,000 inhabitants 600 Of the PEG,
ple,hase diedfron the plague.
A dangerous cattle disease has
made its appearance in Pendleton
county, this State. II prevails al.
mos! entirely among calves and
young CATTLE, and the symptoms are
very much like those Of distemper
common TO horses. Intact, the per.
picking maladay is, in Ill outward
respects, similartodi sismper, though,
we understand, not durable by the
same process of treatment.
CREDIT sYsFEN, The Martinsburg
Herald says that the merchants and
business men Of that county are com.
planning Of the credit system, which
seems 10 be on an alarming increase
in that section in all branches Of
trade. That paper asserts that they
"are evidently unconsciously drift.
ing into the vortex Of the system Of
credit which must eventually end in
bankruptcy. II only limited credit
were given attbe stores, andin 9th.
er departments Of trade, II would be
far better for the buyer aud Che nef.
chant. You would then not exper.
fence the displeasure ofbeing called
upon to pay your long-standing ac-
counts. In the event you areunable
to pay your bill, you would not be
forced to give your note at ak per
cent, or a deed Of trust to prevent
judgment being taken against you;
or Be compelled to sell your property
at a sacrifice, and be cast adrift on
the Streets penniless, homeless and
abandoned. Ifmen would start out
on the cash basis, paying as they go,
"hard times" would be unknown
amongst us, the merchant could meet
his bills, the farmer receive cash for
what he sells, aud prosperity would
attend all our business transactions.
The credit system will cripple and
paralyze businessin any community,
and will enrich the few while it will
impoverish the many.
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The New West virginia Senator.

We have met only once Hon. John
E. Kanns, the nominee of the West.
Virginia Democrats for United States
senaLorhnd the successor Of Senator
Davis-a nomination being equiva.
lent toan election. Then he wasex.
hibitiIg his skill with a rifle, as was
not unbecoming a representative
from ihe mountain counties Of West
Virginia. He has this time brought
dow real game-a United States
Sen&orship. The public recolleCts
himas the compeer Of Carlisle, Ran.
oakland Blackburn, in securing for
Democrats and Democratic measures
tht protection of the rules Of the
HIuse of Representatives. His rep
uhtnn is national, though be is only
tbirty.four years Old.-RiehmOnd Dis
pitch.
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FARM FOR SALE
At Kings Landing,

r OFFER my Farm Of $40 acres, in Union
j District, Mason county, West Virginia,
on the Ranawha River for sale at SS5 per
acre, one-half cash and the balance on
good terms. About l75 acres are in q good
state Of cultivation, and the balance tim
bered land. Good dwelling house, store
and warehouse, barn and out-houses on
the land. For further information apply
to w. H. KING.
aug2Sm2 Leon, Mason Co., W. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

Senator Camden has written an
able article upon the Standard Oil
Company in the North american Re.
Vis'O. It's a very plain, fair state.
ment Of the business of the company
and will do much to remove the pre-.
JUDGE that has existed against it as
q corporation.
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MntriedtnlnIe.

HAlIrAx Q. H., Va, January 81.
Last hight Mr.. James Guthrie, d
leading young planter Of this county.
was marriedio Hulda Martin, a beau.
liful belle Of this section. The as.
semblage embraced a large and brill.
liant gathering from miles around,
the wedding festivities being kept
up until q late hour. So bad we're
the elements without that few of the
guests departed, and the old mansion
rang with the sound Of mirth and
bilarity. This morning when the
company assembled aroundthe break.
fast table, II was noticed that the
bride and groom were absent, and
while the matter was being good
naturally commented upon shrek
was heard through the corridors aud
the startled guests, rushing into the
hall, were met by the bride 10 a
fainting condition, aud crying in an
agonised voice, ooh, my husband
my dear husbandIo Fastening to the
nuptial chamber they found the
groom Of a night dead upon his bed.
He had died Il heart disease during
the night. Tomorrow morning his
funeral will lake place, the minister
who performed the marriage ceremo.
ny conducting the obsequies, and the
four young gentlemen who we're
groomsmen atting as pail bearers
The bride is nearly q maniac from
grief
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

Senator Hoar must feel badly hu.
inflated in accepting his credentials
as Senator over the sign manual of
Gov. Butler, when he remembers
that he talked about leaving the
State if Butler was elected Governor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

Mr.. ]. G. Newman, formerly Of this
county, but now Of Page county, Va,
has been made Circuit Judge in
the Valley Of Virginia.
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TERMS OF SALE


CAsH on TIE sror.
Title indisputable, but selling as Trustee
! shall convey only such title as is vested
W. R, GUM, Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

The census compendium for 1880
will be four times as large as the one
published fof 1870.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

The bill has passed both houses Of
reducing letter postage
from three cents to two cents, and is
now awaiting the Presidents sigma,
ture. 1.-The approves the law it will
go into effect July 1sb 1883, that be,
ing the beginning Of the next fiscal
year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-01-31

There are 1874 registered pharma-
cisls Ia this State and The numhefof
physicians whose names have gone
in 50 far is 104l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
THE FATAL FUN
ofALlrrLENoRrAw AEEELlNa eoY


Last evening Just after dusk an accident
that will beyond doubt prove fatal in Its
result, occurred at the intersection Of Main
and Fifth streets, in the North End. During
the afternoon large number Of boys had
been enjoying themselves coasting on the
Fifth street hill, and the course was worn SO
smooth that the sleds would go down with
almost the velocity Of locomotive.
Several times during the afternoon there
were narrow escapes from collisions with
passing teams on Main street, and with each
one OF these escapes the boys became more
reckless and daring In their sport and
would 60 down when they knew that teams
were approaching on Main street.
One OF the lads was Walter Terrell, nine
year old boy living on Coal street. His father
lisa Top mill boiler. At the time the acci-
dent occurred, he was coming down, lying
on the sled full length. One OF Reymann's
heavy brewery wagons was passing along
Main street at arapid ate. 1t being dark
neither the boy nor the driver saw. each other
in time to avert the accidcn The sled went
between the front aud rear wheels and one
OF the rear wheels passed over the boy 9 head,
cutting two fearful gashes. Drs. Uirich and
Wilson attended the lad, but they at ones
expressed no hope for his recovery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
.nApAME WORTHiNGTON.r
Her Autobiography on the witnes
Stnud nj Rastou

Her Autobiography ON the Witness
stand at Easton.
During the recent trial Of Mrs. ]. G. Good.
win, at E,ston, Pa, for fraud, she gave the
following account Of herself:
Mrs. Goodwin testifies that she Is the wife
Of John @. Goodwin; was married In New
Orleans; that she came from Cleveland to
Easton; that she went 10 board at the Frank.
lin HousF; that she arranged with Mr.. Case
to pay her board monthly; that she rang one
night for ice water, and the call was ar
swered by Mr.. Case instead OF the porter;
Mr.. Case made an insulting proposal to her
aud she ordered him out Of the room; that
on the following Monday she went to Mr..
Norton's 10 secure rooms.
On cross.examiuation, witness said she was
born in New Orleans; that her maiden name
was Eleanora Russell; hermother's name was
earah Gray; that her husband was book.
keeper; that they lived there six months and
then went TO Mobile, after that to Cleveland;
distance on her way TO Easton; that he
had been in Easton before she came,
and had written several letters 10 her from
Eestop; that her husband staid In New
Orleans, was sick with consumption, and
she went to Cory to commence busln' 50 as a
dreesmaker; that she never went by the name
OF Matte Campbell; that she never was in
Waverly, New York; never was in Wheeling,
West Virginia; never YVES In Springfield,
Mass; that her child was born in Mobile; not
born in prison at Cortland; that no person
had called on her since she has been In
prison and recognized her as Pauline Dud-
ley; that she does know that there Is o war
rant from Wheeling, West Virginia, for her,
but that It Is a mistake; that she never was In
Springfield, Mes, as Pauline Dudley;
Notwithstanding her ability as a perjurer,
she WIS convicted BY the Jury.
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handsome finish. AKnnich d Bach ]. such
4 plano. Wilson & Banner, 1910 Market

piano. Wilson & Banner, 1910 Market
Emma Abbott said tho other day to De
troit Tina reporter that she had among her
costumes one elegant dress OF hand embroid-
cred brown velvet and camel's hair. which
she could neither get into nor get out OF
without help. "My maid, she says, ASSISTS
me, and buttons the two rows OF buttons
with 0 shoe.hook. Then l feel lust % II l
were q trussed mummy. must say, though,
It fits divinely.n
OF "Marchlouess," In Gilbert and 6ulliyan's
new opera, at the Savoy theatre. on January
9Th, Il consists OF two acts. The desire OF
the authors 10 TO class the piece rather as
comic opera than as burletque. Il has
higher musical aims than anything that Sui
Ivan has yet attempted for the stage. The
estimates for costumes alone are Sl3. 500.
Bethany College Is using kranich Z Bach
baby grand recently procured from Wilson
& banner. The instrument gives full salts
faction.
Nine. Boema, Sig. Fillippi, Sc. Lencioni
and other artists have formed company to
give few weeks OF Italian opera in the
towns and cities which the mammoth com
ranies OF Mr.. Map!eson and Mr.. Abbey can;
not visit. Acts OF opera In costume VIII
form the leading attraction. ,..oo
MISS Nevada, the singer, did not 1859 si W;
600 OF United States bonds, as reported: the
securities belonged TO Mrs. Crabtree, Lotta's
mother, and were only mislaid.-
Mime. Minnie Hauk gave concert Tues
day evening at the Academy Of Music, NIL
wankee, before an audience Of 2,400 people
Her season finishes next week in Detroit.
Afintrata.piauo will!wear. Without The
quality OF durability the most pleasing IN
strument Is q failure. The Kranich & Bach
Is warranted to wear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS.


4 desire TO cell Tho attention oil the
public 10 the large stock OF Fine nia'
monds aud other Gtms, Watches Of aii
descriptions, and 10 tue full iiHc OF ane
JsweIry thai have procured for the
Holiday trade. l also have the largest
asSurtmcnt OF ine Bnng.e Bracelets and
Scarf Piss 10 be found ia the city.
Ihnvc lately added 10 my stock large
Hue Of John folsy,s ane Gold Pens and
pon ellis. AZ all times carry an elegant
line OF aoJId silver and Plated Ware Of
tho beSt makes. For tho Holiday, i
nave purchased q ehOiee invoice offancy
articles aud other goods alEays carried
by tho IeadiBg jewellers. solicit an In.
.peetion OF nay goods and prices.
Very Respectfully,
A. a. FHANzHEIM,
No. 1909 Market street.
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CITY mATrEKs.
Brief Notes ON Current events OF Minor
Interest.


CHRISTMAS one week rom to-day
TaE Wheeling Female College will close
Friday for the Christmas vacation, which
will be one OF weeks duration.
TaE cutters were out in force Yesterday.
The sleighing was excellent, and numerous
large parties pioyed 1t last evening.
a nav nsmed Ch,rlss Thorn,on smr,oved
4, q ~ ~ iaPoIia snonas .son s.J ana ~ bis
thr ,nJ - mi of yssta,dsv vhiIa he was At
why. '' W. - 'N'' '''' - w.
Tyy cn.ro oomnsrv wb;cb wa, haotad n,
chrJstm y I'M, at tha oasi, Hon.s has eaacslied
;ts i,ta and The NJ. srson conce,t somnanv
vii vi I Ists ;,s nisce N'A's-' so'
w." - "a. h,."l. r III Ia. ,,....,
! He Dlacksmiths were busy all day yesIei,
DAY sharpening horses SHOES. Iney nae
more man tney could attend 70; Inc fife
department hoisss were looked AFTER early.
CLERK Hook Yesterday admitted 70 record
deed made A6Ienber l, by Taylor Fore
man and wife 10 John E. McCardle, In con-
sideratlon OF 500 for lot 80 In Triadelphia.
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srAR CHAMBER SESSION
ofthe Board Of Public works and Son
Railroad Mngnates.


A railroad meeting Of some nature was
held last evening in the rooms Of the Board
Of Public Works. There were present, the
three members OF the Board, Messrs. Dr..
Baird, R, Campbell aud VIM. sohockey aud
their clerk, Mr.. Galligau, Hon. @. D. Hub
bard and Manager Bslleyills, Of the 2, ". &
KY, Attorneys All. Caldwell, W. P. Hub
bard and r. G.. Barr and one or two other
gentlemen. The meeting was for the pur.
pose. as far as could be aScertained, OF con-
sideYing an ordinance prepared by
the p, W. & Ky. Company, grant
Ing II certain privileges on the levee in
connection with the River road; there was
algo some talk about the Harrisburg road
and about the ground south OF the creek and
north OF Twenty.iourth street desired by the
Baltimore q Ohio. Members Of the press
were not allowed, being politely informed
that In good time they should be made &C
quainted with all the points Of interest COZ
sideTed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

The main consideration In seeking goods
now. as al any time,is 10 be sure that ore
viii get god goods, get his moneys worth,
and that what he Is getting u Just what II l.
represented 10 be. ]. 8. Rhodes & Co., the
leading, long estsbllShed dry goods firm, is
just such reliable house, and added 10 this
Recommendation Of reliability 10 the further
Recommendation that all their goods are OF
The latest styles, tho best makes and the finest
quality. They carry large and elegant ar:
sorlment Of the fashionable stylel q wraps
In All shapes and goods, and call upon
them will BE- to the buyers' advantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18

Sheriff Smith, OF Wood county, is 10 The
city. He delivered 10 Superintendent West,
OF the Penitentiary,s ct Moundsyille lest even
Ing, three prisoners sentenced to impllson'
msnt at The LIST term OF the Wood County
Circuit Court. They were Paul, the muir
derer OF Marquis, who gets sixteen year
term; James Kelly, highwayman, sent up
for ten years; aud Andrew Geiger, found
guilty OF voluntary manslaughter and
sentenced to .one years imprisonment.
Geigsrs father Is now under Indictment for
murder, the crime having been committed
by the two jointly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
SOLID PRESENTS.

To a person in moderate circumstances,
few presents would be more acceptable than
o supply OF coffee, sugar, tea, and like house.
hold necessities. Penong wishing to make
such senpibls and solid present can find q
fine and varied stock ct Z. ]. Smythe's well
known family grocery, corner Of Market and
Fourteenth streets.
Residents at the South End will find they
can buy to advantage the groceries needed at
this and other seasons from ]. NJ. Ray, pre-
p.ietor Of the La Belle store, who has built
up large trade by honest dealing aud atten.
ton to the waits Of his customers.
Residents Of tho Island are to be con.
graduated on the existence 10 their part oil
Town Of an equally good place TO buy things
In this nne-D. ]. Kee'R, corner Of South
Broadway and Virginia street.
@, K. McMechen. at 1876 Market street,
makes speciality Of Just the SORT Of groceries
in demand now, and It 10 almost impossible
10 get up q Chrlstmts dinner without calling
into regulation some Of the goods with which
his shelves are burdened. He Is egent for
Thurber's canned goods. etc.
Mantels, .shades, coal vases, psrlor coal
hods, fire sets Of the meEt stylish patterns,
and many other articles which are almost
sure 10 escape the mind Of the present buyer,
are specialties at B. =. Caldwell's, and his
stock should DO consulted before all your
f,1fnhhHA6 ara made. flc4 s.4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-18
PERSONA. MENTION.
Hews and Gossip In Reference to Various
Poeple.

Eews and Gossip In Reference TO various
. .,.. People.
Mr.. A. n. Williams, the PaIkersburg drug
gist, is In the city.
Miss Katie Kreider, of No:th Wheeling, is
visiting in Baltimore.
Col. ]. J. Hansell and wife, OF Richmond,
Va, are visiting friends at Ltatherwood.
Rev. ]. B. Milford and family will leave
for AtchInsoD, Kansas, carly next week.
Mrs. Roseman Gardner, Of stsubenyiile, is
in the city, visiting friends for few days.
r. W. Chambers, Esq Postmaster at Mt.
Pleasant, Ohio, was at the Mcclure yester.
day. u
Mr.. John Davenport while hunting in the
vioinity Of Mounds 7ille, yesterday morning,
sprained bis ankle SO severely that he will
not be able to come home for two or three
days. aEsh
ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by tho 1sTEI1IGEscER JOB 0HE1cE.
Good work guaranteed.