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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18
THE MANTON-HEIL RACE.
Referee and Stakeholder Chosen-Change
of Course BelIaire Betting.


of Course Bellaire Betting.
The friends and hackers respectively Of
Manton and He'll met at the REGISTER
Office last night to select referee and final
stakeholder and make the final deposit Of
Sl25 side. Without any difficulty, Thos.
C. Shelly. of Bellaire, was chosen referee,
and John J. McDermott final stakeholder.
The balance 1925, was put up in his hands,
and W. c. Beans the temporary stake
holder, turned over $3.50 in his hands All
is now ready for the race. The following
are from the Independent:
A new course has been mapped out for
the HeilManton boat race Saturday even
ng. The start will be made from a Iotnt
iirec'ly opposite me Benwood ferry landing,
It the {. C P. station, and the course ex-
lends south to a point opposite the mouth
IF Pinch Run. This new course gives a
Gull view of the race from most any point
along the bank, but better view from the
head of the course than the old one. Both
IarSmen are in good trim for the contest,
and the indications are that il will be hot
" contested race.
Betting on the boat race Saturday seems
to be in Heil's favor at about 800 to S75.
Notwithstanding this there are those who
think Manton will win The result of a
boat race nowadays is much like the find
ing of iury-past finding ont in advance.
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DsmocaArso porSas.
Jefferson Club Meeting Young Mems Ciub
Meeting Tonight.

Jefferson Club Mseting-Youas Mems Ciub
Meeting Tonight.
There was rodsing meeting of the
Jefferson Cleb. last night. both in enthus-
iaSm and point Of numbers. Several gen
tiemen made imprompta addresses, which
were heard with great pleasure. A good
point was made by Commodore Seabrightin
relation to Cleveland's veto of certain I'M
constitutional measure. He said: "No-
body knows what Blaine would do for he
was never, in all his life, entrusted with the
veto power" There was much laughter
and somebody added: "And he never will
be-"
Guy H. C. Allen resigned his position of
Secretary and Capt. I. Fl. B. Haase was
elected. The club decided to meet at the
Academy OF Music at ] o'clock on Wednes'
day evening, for the purpose of participant
ing in the grand parade. A committee o
sixteen gentlemen was OPpoiuted to receive
the various county delegations and conduct
them to their quarters. They are as fol
lows: r. G. Barr, C. W. Seabrighi, James
Speyer Thomas Walton Felix Latte t. W.
r Isl aD, NJ. Edwards, ID. r. Brooks, c K
Behler, Allen Brock, Michael Emsheimer,
A. A. FraRzheim. Joseph Emsheimer, Ed.
Robertson Geo. Hook, and ]. B. fancy.
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ia. Smith, . Gsi.c,;n. :
ant ~; For yeas / v
the oo6bined effects Of E.r:sS
aggravated type d Eczem. -,
medical skill. l sousultsd aE
physicians in the United S,a,. Y
purpose. / gave every ~ =
that was recommends a EsIs I
received no benefit ] tool Isa
dpotash and q pint CUP full ~
The patent medicine, pias and
>tnres fed instead ofcuring the S;.
destroyed myappetite and wreeI.
II isst 6esh and energy-i%s, ! J
from ny business and sp,n, y !.
fruitless efsort to regain nv bs,S
whes ] began to consider nv c,.' !
/ coameaced to take s. / Ss
short time l was entirely cursi
q year after q cure was effected Y
ued to sske Swisa's Specific Of = =
sort Of safeguard, before | Va.
make public this marvellous a..
assured beyond The possibiE,, s
that the cure was permanent ! =
history Of ny case Aor the benes. !,
low men.
Ny skin II, now rs snool :.
when alloy. weigh more ,h,sI
in my life, and my genral heaIS !
better. I passed through last v;,.a
wa m unusually cold enc, VIZ
a SINGLE day from my ba,ines ,
last twelve montb,I hse had .
oftke eryapelas M any shape .,
any touch Of eczeina.
Trsatise on Blood and Sain Hv..
ed. free.
TheSuift Specifics Co, Dave,
Ga, $50 w. 23d ST., n. Y :,
Chestuut st.. Phil.
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In the death of Mrs Esther, wife OF Mr.
NJ Emsheimer. the L. II. b. S. loses one Of
is mot willing and charitable members
and the community u most estimable lady.
She was beloved by all, both Jew and Gen
tile and deeply graved on memOrys urn
will be her name and the record of her
blameless life. Her welded life was one
long HONEYMOON which death alone inter-
rupted. She leaves her husband with two
sons, Gus and Henry, and one daughter,
Blanche, to mourn her loss.
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BELLAIRE.
Yesterday. Rich harvest Of aener.i Hs~s

Yesterdays Rich harvest Of General ne"s
Noes.
The festival under the auspices OF the
colored Odd Fellewsewas grand success,
aud the crowd that was present. hlled the
CITY Hall to OVERLOOKING, The Williams
Jubilee singers rendered their services 70
the committee managing the affair hee o.
charge. A large crowd vas down nom
Wheeling. The proceeds will be barge.
Mrs. john Shuttlewofth is IN Newark visit
ing friends. Miss Mary Kelly Is home
from Key, O. Mrs. s. C, Thompson bas
been the guest of St. ClaitsSille trends
The bottle works close down Tonight The
class of "a held q pleasant mceting last
night at the home Of Mabel CraSeF. Mayor
Cooper was ia St Clairsv,ie yester.
dsy. The steel workers ssvike still
continues. The Marshal and Mayor
have if easy now sdays. Mr.. john Robin
son has gone.to the sea shore where ms
faraily has been visit for some daye The
Sun Flower Baking Powder men,. gave
away a large of cakes yesterday TO silver
,ise the powder. Fhe West bound fast
line stops at Burrs Mills on Sunday.
shannon Archer will be policeman, at
Be,heh Pools are on sale at j. J. Meier
mott's,ter the Heil-Mantou boat race. Miss
Louiss, Grella is at Brilliant The boat
race comes off tomorrow A new course
has been mapped out. The start will be
made from point directly opposite the
Benwood srry landing at the c. Il T..
station snd the course extends south to a.
point OPPOSITE the mouth OF Pinch Kun.
This new course gives a full view OF the
race from most any point along the bank,
but better view from the head Of the
course than, the old one: Both oarsmen
are in good triIn for the contest, and the In
dications sne. that it will be o hotly contest
ed race. The Congressional contest be-
tween General Warner and Colonel
J. D. TaRler will be q very hot
one, but the. General will oress the line
first. George Darby dropped his pocket
book, containing $3.50, on Wednesday
evening, but found it in the house next day
after hunt Of six hours. Mrs. Robert
Foost and brother, VIM. Crawford, enter
tanned number of their friends IN honor
oftheir birthday, Mrs. James Wilkinson
attended the funeral of her brother in
West Wheeling yesterday. Stewart Wilson,
of Mingo, was in the city yesterday. VIM.
Shiudewolf is home from the far
west. Joseph Boswell smiles over
that new boy arrival A Wheeling china
man is again talking of opeaing laundry
in this city. The First wand coal miners
play ball TO pass the idle time away. Chas.
Deitenberg' new house is nearly completed.
Wheeling should organize q base ball nine
that can play ball. Betting on the boat
race favors He'll at present,
Eic ht Cents Per Yard
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New Water Marks Needed.

Now is the time for our city fathers to
have the water works on the wharf reset.
The old excuse for marks now on the wharf
are very unreliable and are great nui
sance to rivermen. The river has now
reached very low stage, with prospects Of
its continuing at this stage for some time,
and it behooyes the city officials to embrace
this opportunity and put reliable marks on
the wharf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18
MARTINS FERRY.
4 Valuable Hore Shot--A Family Reunion
General Mention.

\ Nalua bic HOre ShOt--A Family Reunion
General Mention.
Yesterday Mr.. Frank Wallace received
from Wheeling an elegant hack. Mr.. Geo.
ID. Hastings is visiting his father near the
Holmes church. Yesterday Mr.. Mike Viii
liams killed his horse that recently had It's
leg broken, by shooting it. He valued the
animal at 5000 Mr.. Z. G. Boyd is in the
East buying goods and his family are visit
ing friends in Wisconsin. Tenant houses
are scarce. Wis Ken has just bought fine
riding and driving horse. 1t was Wood
Wise instead of John Snider who had his
hand cut The Eclipse saloon of Mr.. VIM.
Coates has been nicely reprinted. Turtle
soup will be served tomorrow. Mr.. p. j.
Manson will locate at Ebensburg
Pa. Rev. f. +. Walker of
Glenfeld, Pa, will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. Yes
terday Mrs. George Duncan, of Bridgeport
and Mrs Hall and daughter, of Pittshurg
were the guests of Mr.. W. n. Holiday.
The young Republicans will organize a
Blaine club next week. No police court
Yesterday. Mrs. Chas Hays and daughter,
Miss Lola HAYS of Washington Pa, are
the guests of Mrs Joseph Medill
HAPPY FAMILY REUNION.
A family reunion of the West Brothers
and their families was held last Tuesday at
the old homestead in Jeffer 4 county, ..
At II clock splendiS dinner was spread
under large cherry tree on which the
boys trapped squirrels nearly three quarters
Of a century ago. The day was spent in a
sacial exercise and "reminiscences of their
boyhood and good time is reported. The
families present were James West, the eld'
est brother, agec &c yearsr his daughter,
Mrs. Ada Jobbling and her sou James, anu
Jeremimn vs. 81 and Enoch Matthews;
DR., Henry West, aged II years. and wife
and Miss Ella West Simon B
West Henry S. West II. B. West Charlie;
West. DR.. West, 0. C. Parker and wife
5. Parker, John NJ West, Mrs. Mary Ellis
VIM Ellis, Henry West. Mrs. Maria West
Joseph G. West and wife, Miss T. A. West
Miss |. West, Miss Efiice West, Robt West
Benjamin F. West and granddaughter, Der
tie West, Dr. Lafayette West and wife, Mar,
lin West, Vim. Finney and wife, VIM. West
Misses Blanche and l.. West, Earl Finney
Miss Lena Ustead of New Martinsville;
Mrs Family Elkins and and Mr.. Shelly
Martin. On adjourning it was decided ia
hold the next reunion at the SAINT place
July 10, 1885.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18
TIE school B0aR1
Transacts Very Important Annual
Business.
Iocrease Of Salaries Defeated and Same
Teachers Appoiated--Tsxt Books
Selected Reports Con-
sidered.

Last evening she regular ncuthly meet
iue a tie Board Of Education was hesd.
All tAe members were presens, excePtsas
Nessx, w. Wilson. Caldwell, Acker, Hose,
Baylor sid Pipes Nothing out Of the reg
ulsr order Of things was enacted in the de-
bateline The only thing notable was the
,acR of interest taken by the memOers in
the BUSINESS before them. On the vote
whether the. teachers salaries should be
advarced only about onehaf Of the mem.
bers voted. A. vote of thanks was rendered
SUPERINTENDENT Birch for his efficiency in
governing: the public schools.
COMMITTEE REPesTs.
Finanse-The' seport of the committee
recommends that the clerk draw an order
on the building hsnd to the amount Of
$500, payable sin months sher date, and
that this committee discount said orders at
the lowest rate Of interest obtAinable. The
committee eaer the above 10 meet the ex-
pense of the Improvements to the colored
school and Union school buildings. These
improvements are to. be paid out Of the
levy for years 1886. but as the taxes do
nst come in until january To- 1885, it is
doubtful if there viii be enough money in
the collector s. hands before next January
TO pay these loans. Dtring the past year
the proceeds fromrthe levy on this fund
were $6,Sl5.2z, and The expenses, nc,
am sunt to $6,S2S.l5.
The resolution in reference 70 Union
district school was,amended by substituting
50, 500 for $500. The report was adopted
as amended.
Aecounts-Tbe report Of the committee
recommends bills sggregating $23l.55.
The report was adopted as read.
Building and Groands-The report Of the
committee recommends the following sum
he appropriated for the different school
building for repairs etc. These amounts
were sscertained by a. visit to each building.
Washington sub-district, 800; Madison,
$500; Clay $780, Union, $500; Center,
$3.50; Webster. $500; Richie, $3.50; colored
school $500. In reference to removing and
changing the roof Of Union sub-district
schoolbuilding thebids received were rejected
as being too high, and the committee recon-
mend that the work be done by the piece
under the supervision Of c. p. Hamilton
architect. A substitute was offered TO their
report to the effect that $500 be appropria-
ted 10 repair roof Of Union sub-district
building instead of the great improvement
contemp plated. This amendment was adopt
ed and the report adopted as amended.
No CHANGE IN SALARIES.
Salaries-The report Of the committee
submit the following scale of salaries for the
ensuing year:
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State Convention Next Week.

The city viii be crowded with people
from all parts of the State next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. The hotels
and boarding houses will scarcely be able
to accommodate all who come. Private
rooms for sleeping purposes may be needed
in addition. There are, no doubt. many
rooms in the city which could be made
available for the occasion. Word about
such rooms MAY be left with Mr.. John
Quigg, at the Jefferson Club Rooms, giving
location, price per day, etc.
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of German language. -.

Also submit O resolution, the effect OF
which. is, that teachers inexperienced in
A. B. C. and d. divisions shall only receive
SAG 90 per month for the first year. The
scale Of prices offered by the committee is
slight advance over the proceeding year,
and the committee explained to the Board
that this advance was made for the purpose
of making the teachers work harder TO per-
feet themselves as proficient teachers. Mr..
Maxwell moved as a substitute that the
salaries remain the same as last year. On
a vote being taken the substitute was adopt
ed, only FIVE members voting. The resoln-
tor in reference to inexperienced teachers
was lost
The commissioners from each subdistrict
recommended the re-appontment for the
ensuing year of the teachers who held the
position during the last year, which resolu.
ton was adopted.
No CHANGE or TEACHERS.
Teachers and Schools. report Of the
committee submits the requisite number OF
teachers needed in each school. The table
shows no change from last year except one
additional teacher in division in division ID
Of Richie district and one in division A of
the colored school, The report was accepted
Gs read.
German Language committee re-
port having examined Miss Mollie NJ Tim
mer, Of Webster and Otto g. Hess, of
Union district, and both having attained the
requisite per cent. were graduated. They
slso recommended for appointment the fol-
lowing named teachers for this department
for the ensuing year: Washington aud
Madison, Louise Mann; Clay, Lena Hiepel;
Union and Centre-Emma Stroehlein !:
Webster and Richie, Anna Loose. They
also recommend that Anus German meth.
] ID ps shown in dig LIST, I'd, Sd and 4tb Ger.
man books be ad1 1ta e ttaae text books now
! II use. The report was adopted as offered.
A resolution was adopted appropriating
Slj0 to lay brick pavement around the
.,eventh ward school building.
The Committee on Text Books report
Laving received bids for furnishing books
Tor the school for the next FIVE years As
Appleton text books we're offered at the
lowest figure, their bid was accepted. The
only change from books in use for the last
five years being Whites arithmetic and
Steeles physiology. The bond was offered
at $1,000, which the contractors will have
to give before their books are accepted.
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
To Tie Board IF Education:
GESTLEHES:-The reports Of the schools
OF the District for the month ofJune are be-
fore you. Your attention is invited to the
following abstract: Enrolment for the
month, 3,246; average daily attendance,
1894; average daily absence, AZ; per
cent Of attendance. &C. total enrolment
since september. 4, sob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18

Last evening DR.. Bland gave champagne
supper to a select crowd Of friends at his
denial establishment, on Market street,
few doors north Of the REGISTER building.
About twenty gentlemen were present and
an enjoyable evening was passed. Those
present claim that the toasts offered to the
doctor, in honor of his birthday, were both
new and sparkling,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18
Rpcklsn,s ArnIca SalVs.

T he Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblAins,
Corns and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale bE Logan 4 Co,
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All Right, We WIN Howl.
BelLams Ladepsndeai.

Nj. A. P. Tallman's horse, which died in
Wheeling the other day was thrown into the
river. If the people Of Wheeling are un-
grateful enough to continue to dump dead
animals into the water that the people of
this city are compelled to drink, the papers
of that city should be generous enoug to
howl about it Bury or burn your dead an
Sp,als
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18

WASHINGTON, July l7.-For Ohio VAL
lev ard Tennessee-LOcal showers, partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, stationary
temperature.
Lower Lakes-Partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, variable winds and sta
tionary temperature
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The Meeting Tonight.

Tonight the Escort Club, with all mem
bers of the Young Mems DemOcratie Club
of 1880, are requested to meet at Market
Hall, for important business Arrange
ments will be made to participate in the
grand demonstration, next Wednesday, and
a full attendance is requested. Bring your
new hats or your 1880 hats if you have
them
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Special sale

On Saturday we win make a special sale Of
ell summer goods and viii make special
prices for that day. These goods are oil
marked now al prices lower than ever made
before But we have decided not to carry
a dollars worth over aud viii make prices
that are sure to move them. B. n. Nc.
Gtllin q Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18
Just Reeeiving

Another lot of carriages jump seats two
and three spring phsetons, dog carts, piano
box and cut down front buggies; al full
leather trimmed and warranted; also full
platform and three spring wagons for less
money than ever before offered in Wheeling
Call, see and price at J. W. Ferrers, corner
Main and Twentv-.rs. streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18

If you are suffering with low and de-
PRESSED spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, diSordered blood, weak constitution
,eadache, or any disease OF bilious nature,
10y all means procure a bottle of Electric
Bitters. You will be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that will follow; you
will be inspired with new life; strength and
lctivity will return; pain and misery will
cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents per bottle. by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18

Friends, Strangers and Guests-sOcial and
Personal news.
Pat Scallay, of the East End, asrei@rSSed
from fishing trip up the creek.
Henry and Joseph Nan, Of the East End,
will visit friends at Caldwell Ohio, next
week.
Mr.. c. Menkemeller and bride arrived
last evening from trip through the West,
and are stopping at the Stamm House.
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Cured when Physicians Give Up.

"0ur family physician gave up our child
to die" wrote Henry Knee, Esq, Of verilla,
Warren: county, Tenn. 1T had fits.
Samaritan Nerrine has cured the child"
81 50
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Jon lot of q, 900 worth of Mems Clothing
bought ct 50 cents on the dollar and will be.
sold the same way. Call and see for yoar
self By j. W, FsassLIs
Cor. Main Twenty-frst Sh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18

You don't want to buy any goods yourself
it will be interesting to know how cheap
YOUR neighbors are buying. So come in on
Saturday and see. E. N. McGillin & Co.
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One Day Only.

Saturday morning we win make prices on
Simmer silks for that day only which will
interest those who want to buy. y. N. Nc
GilEn g. Co.
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BRIEF SAYINGS.
Ramnanka

In all lengths of Bleached Canton Flannels
received this day from manufacturer at
seven and eight cents per ys-d, worth l2i
and Is, at E. N. McGillin 4 Co.'S
q cnor, a 40 -, A.. .L..s. nn
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NEW a pVERTlsEleSSI
A0AIRn

TTHAvyNG CONE 10 Our rxs,
II that Neal 4 dillingham; started ~
hEd abstrssssd prize csrtiAcsies fros
of Dbacce ~ hsd sold thenrve take u, :
notifying IL trade that hid sanariiiS ~
frrs In every particular. and that Mr.. n
no Hounds ef starting such af'Dehhrr,.
hosdf' - IN fact they never removed \
irotn the siSsvslk, where ivN plaWd h :,
iyiS SIMON HAEksI
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On Saturday

The prices of our Ladies and Chidren's
white suits will he arranged for that day,
only lower than they have ever been before.
y. N. McGillin & Co.
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French Sntink

In beautiful styles are closing at Is and Is
ceuts per yard 8. T. N acGillin q Co.'S,
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Five Cents.
GOSSIP AND GOssIPERs.

One case best make Of prints at five cents
per ward at Z. NJ McGillin & Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-18

II doa't feel wellF The stomach Is ont OF
order; neglected this means chronic dys
pepsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep-
STA Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold BY Edmund Booking and c. Menke-
meller, druggists, Wheeling. W. Va, and
and p. P. Imn,c- Bridgeport O.
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lace Buatings
A birthday Celebration.

In colors move lively at eight cents yard
at Z. N. McGilin & Co.'S.
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DOLAN-BERRY.
= Quiet Wedding in the Eighth ward Yes
tsrday.


tsrday.
Mr.. Thomas Dolan and Miss Alice Berry
were united in the holy bonds Of wedlock
yesterday morning by the Rev. Father
SchIeicher, pastor Of the Ritchietown Cath
Ole Church. Mr.. John Berry and Miss
Mary Berry acted as the best man and
lady.
Mr.. Dolan. the groom, is q prominent
young business man Of Cheyenne, W. l.,
and very handsome and manly young
gentleman. The bride is very beautiful
and accomplished young lady Of the East
End, and beloved and esteemed for her
many amiable qualities The wedding was
strictly private. The happy couple will
leave for their Western home tomorrow
morning, accomplished by the best wishes
of host of friends.
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FRIDAY, JULY rs, 1854.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Adyertisemt

Gard of Thanks. A. Moody.
Sirayed or StOlen-Red Cow.
Buggies, rnars0SS.s and Damaged Goods
u. ". FerreL
A Csrd-Simon Baers Sons Local
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