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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
THE RULES.
The General Opinion of Senators 10
Regard to
A Revision Of the Rules OF the
House UnfaV0rable
To a Distribution of the ApprOprla'
ton Bills.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December lz.-Seu
ators are watching developments in the
House with regard to the proposed change
of rules with much interest, and generally
regard the proposition to distribute the sp'
preparation bills among the several com
mlttees of the House as an extremely un'
wise step, and likely to lead to great ex'
travsgancs. The members Of the Senate
Committee on Rules, all Of whom are ex'
perienced pariamentarisns, and several OF
whom had their training in the House, are
unanimous in this opinion.
The resolution embodying the proposed
code OF Joint rules will probably be re-
ported to the Senate on Monday and be
passed without much delay and sent to the
House. They embody three chief propo-
sitions which, if adopted BY the House,
would in the opinion of the Senate COM
nittee and Senators generally relieve the
House. The Speakers table shall be
cleared every day by referring all the
measures and communications upon it to
the paper committees and thus getting
them into the channels OF legis'
lstion ct the earliest mement. The sec
ond prohibits riders upon general sppro'
priation bills, and the third requires that
during the last ten days Of each session
preference shall be given in each House
to measures which have already passed
the other House. These requirements are
already followed in tie Senate.
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A Deep Cot.

We mean by this that all our winter
goods must be sold. Please note our
prices;
Is Black Eewmarkets. IS so. reduced
from IS.
IL Black Newmarkets, Sc so. reduced
from $40.
Is Black Newmarkets, 81 so, reduced
from $l2.
20 Black Newmarkets, 50, reduced from
Sl5.
so Brown Newmarksts, Sc SO. 81 so, -,
worth 40 per cent more.
IL Silk Brocades, Sls so, reduced from
s22.
Silk BrOcades. 81 so, reduced from
$50.
II silk Circulars, sl2, SIC and ST.
worth double.
Seal Plush Sacques, S25, worth $40.
20 Short Wraps, s., IS, 50, $l2, $l5
and $l7, which is less than cost
200 Children's Cloaks, for 4, s, 8, 10, Il
and IA years, at cost.
so Pieces Atwood Plaid Flannel at zoe
and 25c.
500 yds fine Plaid Nsinsook, l2iG 6 I'd
20 yds Canton Flannel, 81 90.
| 20 yds Gingham, 81 90.
20 yds best "A Muslin, 81 90.
Is yds finer ~ Muslin 81 90.
20 yds Dress Goods, 81 90.
Is yds Plaid, 81 90.
100 pieces Cashmere from Zoe to 81 90
$50 pieces Dress Goods, So up. P
| IS pieces Silk, all prices.
| 10 pieces coloEed Satin for fancy worI
ut CSC and Soc.
! 5 pieces colored Plush.
/ 90 pieces Velvet at cost.
100 Jerseys at coat
/ 20 pair Blankets at cost.
i 1000 pair Wool Hose at cost
/ 1000 Handkerchiefs, from ls to 81 90
Mufaers, Gloves, Mitts, CorHets and On
iderwear, going at the same rate, at
EysHTI1ERA
Eleventh Street..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
BENWOOO.

Yesterday was pay day at the upper
steel plant. This industry is running
steadily bow, and vast amount o. metal
is daily being shipped. Six barges loaded
With steel we're clipped Friday to Ashland,
Ky.
Two barges were noticed passing here
yesterday which had probably broken loose
from some point above.
Mr.. N Hoyt, whs vasinjured 10 the late
catastrophe at the Wheeling Company Q
steel plant, is pow able to be about.
Miss Eliza Mills was the guest Of Mrs.
N. McMechen one day last week.
Friday evenings train from the west
brought in as special freight Q beautiful
and very rare specimen Of the Maltese eat
Tbis valuable animal was expressed C. 0.
D. to Miss Annie Johnson, Of the southern
suburb.
Miss Lulu McMechen, Q bright little
daughter Of Mr.. Jesse McMechen. enter
tanned quite q number Of her friends in
elegant style at her home on Friday sven
ing, it being the occasion Of her fourteenth
birth day.
The Princess was sadly missed from he,
accustomed route yesterday, and Ia aver
age wouldbe passenger, after gazing dis
consolstsly ct the last moving, betook him
self to his pedal sppendages and hustled
Mr.. August Hsbig, Jr., bed narrow 60
cape from death at the upper steel PLAN
Thursday. While engaged in working d
the rolls, the machinery which operates
the travelling cranes became immovabl,
and be vent slott to remove the obstruction
and while 50 doing, the machinery stsrtst
up before be bad time to get out Of danger
He Was caught BY the arm between III,
cogs, and the next revolution would Ger
tainly have ended his earthly career hat
not the workmen bshsH bic danger il
time 10 stJr the engine and eItricase him
! One Of the prst,iest values Of the year
entitled Cleveland waltz, and compose
by Miss Eloise A. SkipEisgs Of Goderict
Ont, ID ;Rtssaseiy popular here. Tb
lazy has already acquired Q pro.iseis
reputation, and IL bidding iAiE for cont
mental one. not only as Q composer bu
authorizes also. Among her poeticsl work
"Canada's Tribute 70 Lopstsfios," Is moi
worthy of ne.s, and should bring the 81
authcrSss fsIe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
THE TABLES TURNED
And the BuIgarIans 60 Down Under
aBfiIIIant Ssrvian Charge.
The War Renewed BY a Long and
Bloody Engagement.
BulgarIans Scattered Many Dead
and Wounded.

BELGRApF, December IA telegram
fron the front states that Q long and
bloody engagement took place to-day b..
tween Servisns and Bulgarians. Upon
finding themselves outnumbered the Bul.
gsrians made signs that they wished to
surrender. The Servians. who were mostly
elderly men belonging to the second re-
serve, shouted back in reply: "You have
already dsluded our children (meaniug
the youths Of the 6rstreserve)in that fashion
but you will not deceive rs" Thereupoa
they charged the Bulgarians with tie bay
net scattering them In every direction.
The Bulgarians left many dead and wound.
ed on the field. The Servians claim 9
brilliant victory. Much enthusiasm /, man
ifestsd in Belgrade over the victory o. tie
Servians,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
Mr.. H0AR'S BILL
On the Presidential Succession TO be Fa-
vorably Recommended.

On the Presidential Succession TO be Fa-
vorably Recommended.
WASHINGTON, December l2.-The Sen
ate Committee on Privileges and Elections
held meeting to-day, and after making
some verbal amendments TO Mr.. Hoar' s
Presidential Succession bill, authorized it
to be reported to the Senate with a favor.
able Recommendation on Monday next.
The amendments made are uninporssnt,
and the bill which will be reported back
will be substantially the same as the one
which was passed by the Senate last year;
There will be su effort made to pass the bill
Immediately, but of course the subject is
one upon which many statesmen desire to
express opinions, hence i: is quite likely
that the greater part Of next week will be
taken up in It's discussion There is, how
ever, 10 opposition to the passage OF the
hill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
JAKE KempLs,s CAREER.

The Trouble He Experiences as a Lectur.
er In the Far East-His Imprisonment
for Debt.
AUGUSTA, NE, December ll.-During
the last Presidential campaign the Repub.
licans brought into the State as cam
pain orator one Jacob Kemple, hailing
from West Virginia, and answering to the
title Of Colonel" During his stay here
he met fair daughter Of Maine at Lewis
ton, fell in love with her and she with him,
and in June last they were married. The
lady was of most estimable character, hav-
ing hosts of friends in many parts of the
State. The wedding occurred in Farming
ton, and after the marriage the Colonel
began a lecturipg tour through the coun-
try towns, on The trials and tribulations
of an officer seeker or why walked home
from Washington" During this time be
made his headquarters at Hotel North.
Augusta, his wife remaining there most Of
of the time. While travelling throug h the
State be incurred many bills at various no
tells, and borrowed money from different
persons.
For some time past the lecturing busi.
ness has not proved very remunerative,
and The Colonel has not been flush with
money, and day or two ago E. W. Fur
bush, of Portland owed luge sum in
Borrowed money, came to Augusta for the
purpose Of collecting it from kemple. At
that time Kenple inf, rmed him that he
had Just made an extended engagement
with lecture bureau in Chicsgo and would
send him the money from there, and Fur.
bush didn't believe him. and on Thursday
got out warrant for his arrest. In the
Colonel Kemple had an inter.
view with Royal Quinby, proprietor Of the
Hotel North, to whom be was indebted for
bis own and his wife's board in the sum of
800, and with tears rolling down bis cheeks
informed him that he had telegrsphic
summons from home to the effect that his
father was dying, and requested that he
might be permitted to 60 home. proposing
1t the same time 10 leave bis wife with all
heir baggage as security for the bill Mr.,
Qainby asked him to pay . portion on &C
count, but he grew wrathy and de6ed
Quinby to do hislworst. he had previous
y succeeded in borrowing $50 from o
prominent citizen Of Augusta. He was
allowed to leave the city By he noon train
o-day, accompanied BY his wife, who
clings to HIM closely.
Some time ago George Watson, who
Keeps hotel in Portland, wrote euinby, in.
orming him that Kemple owed him q
srge sum for board, and asked to be mott.
led If he attempted to leave the State
This request was complied with to day,
md this evening the following dispatch
vas received here:
PORTLAND, December IL, 1855.
W. ROYAL QUISBY, Hotel North: Ar
ested Kemple at transfer station. Have
lot setted yet. GEo. WATSON.
Kemple is short, thick set man, about
orty years of age, Of rotund countenance
nd straight black hair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
CIARKSBURe.
The New Court House-Ihe News-Per.
sonal Items.

The New Court House-Ihe News-Per.
sonal Items.
Special 10 he Sunday ReoiIts.
CLARKsBURG, December l2.-The people
are partic ularly jubilant here now that the
county court has selected plans and speci-
6cations for the erection. OF the new court
house. The successful architect was q
gentleman from Indiana. What we want
is good, substantial court house, and it
makes but little difference who builds il,
and we hope that the contrac. will be let
without, delay and work commenced as soon
as possible. That the records should be
projected is absolutely necess .ry, and the
court 10 to be complimented on its indefati'
cable efforts to accomplish so desired 70
suit.
The City Council have passed an order
to have the old grave yard named after
Daniel DAVIDSON, who originally owned the
land on which Clarksburg is built, cleaned
up and ornamented. This is q step in the
right direction to prosorvs the last rostins
places OF such distinguished personsges as
the Randall's, the Billions, etc.
Geo. W. Atkinson, late L. s. Marshall,
lectures at Golf Chapel, OF this city, on
next Thursday night. Subject Don't
Hon. n. Golf, Jr., left for Washington,
on Sunday last
1t is run ored that an additional sum OF
s25, QUO will be asked for as an appropria-
ton in constructing the Federal building
at this place.
On Thursday night Mrs. Buell., OF New
York, Corresponding Secretary Of the W,
c. 7. U. delivered temp erance lecture
here. The services were entertaining and
we'll attended
DR.. Henry Slade, the celebrated spirit.
ualist, will be in Clsiksburg on the 10th
inst.
Rev. Brook, OF the Central Presbyterian
Church, is preaching series Of sermons
every Sunday evening. Those to young
men, are particularly referred to as very
meritorious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
THE sourHERN EXHIBITION.
The Aid West Virginia Has Received and
the Exhibit She 10 Making.

The Aid West Virginia Has Received and
the Exhibit She 10 Making.
Col Alex. Campbell, OF Bethany, is back
from New Orleans to spend the holidays
with friends and relatives. He reports that
Commissioner Pendleton received in the
neishborhood of $4,000 last year from
Mayor Burke, general manager OF the New
Orleans exposition, to assist in making
tha West Virginia exhibit of last winter
what it should be, $4,000 Of which
was in cash, and about 81, 600
toward erecring the West Virginia
building. Col Campbell reports further that
Commissioner Pendleton win receive
about $4,000 from the same source this
year to help put the West Virginia ex'
hi6it in good shape. If this statement is
true, snd there is no reason to believe the
contrary, we think the West Virginia ex
hlbit, both last season and this. ought to
possess some qualities Of interest and ex
cemmsiee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
MARTINS FERRY.

A. R. Oug is in Smith6eld visiting re-
latiges and friends.
Willets Hoyle is in Topeka, Kan, on
business.
There will be Episcopal Sabbath school
in their church, Commercial Block, at
l:30 p m.
The Standard mill gees on full Monday.
There was very pleasant birthday party
at the residence Of Thomas Blankensop
last night in honor Of Frank Edwards, il
being the fifty fifth anniversary Of bis
birth. A great many of his friends were
present with good wishes for many happy
returns Of the day. An elegant collation.
vas served during the evening, which with
music and dantiDg, made the evening psss
quickly aud pleasantly.
Will Cattell vas IN Mt Pleasant yester'
day visiting friends.
HALEY Woods and Dick Humes will
skate three mile rsce at the Exc el.ior
rink Monday night. These gentlemen are
among the fastest skaters in town and
have been pracIcirg for this race for some
time ard an exciting time nsy be expect
ed
Clark Bowers, OF Mt Pleassnt, wss In
town yesterday on business.
The Library Association aud Ladies
Aid Society will have the celebrated bu
morist and elocutionist, John g. Scorer
give one Of bis snp ENTERTAINMENTS 10 th'
Il, F. church on Friday evening. They
have made the admission ct the very loE
figure Of Is cents.
The fee reading is tsi;sg shape, snt
immediately after the holidays an efor
will be made to establish frst-clsss read
ing ia the Episcopal Church hall, Shiel
they have kindly rendered 70. that pur
pose.
Several Martins Ferrian attended To
Sheridan performance st the Opera Hous
last night.
What makes q nicer Christmas presen
for Q gentleman than a neciiie. Cha
sssrtz has them in all shapes, both plAi
and fancy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
The Democrats Victorious

COLUMBUS, O., December II The 81.
preme court this morning announced the
decision in the Hamilton county contested
election cases, reversing the decision Of the
circuit court Of that county and giving the
certificates of election to the Democratic
candidates for Senators and Representa-.
tives No decision was announced in the
mapdamus proceedings brought by the
Governor and Secretary of State to compel
Clerk Dalton to make return Of the elec'
ton abstract from Hamilton county to the
Secretary of State.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
Circuit Couri.

In Part One Of THE Court, yesterday, the
case Of W. E Burdock vs. F. j. Norton
was reset for January 8'h.
The case Of Elsie Nixon VS.. W. C. Pic.
keft was set for January llth
The case of Ollie Diecksheid vs.. the Ex.
change Bank, is still on trial
In Part two, Burnie Brown, for keeping
house Of i'll fame, was sentenced TO pay u
fine Of $40 and be confined in the county
Jail for sixty days.
Andrew Mertz, convicted Of attempting
q robbery was sentenced to pay fine Of
Sl00 and be confined inIthe county jail for
eleven months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
The Same Hunan Nature.

Many vain attempts are msis " ,sssss u ~
uarhsbas suscso OF Bsnssn's Cspdns Hinsta. III
,plendA remedy 10 kno On, so,s snd ~ svSC-
shers. and ~ pronps action ~ ulylsnns1 cue
nss psssn havs vsa Tor 10 hesfs q lsseses. int.
sssdsl % cesss,s - :. sles and us.,;y. H.
sriclss pcaess nons e q yifsuss q ~ ssosieA
Itss.sls vstops q Iseg: I'll 1919 - %, % = -
sor tenssa,S Piasssr, M sxaai-s shst b ets0
/ yeu. - nsks surs thst ths vord 'CsSdee h
mi n tie niSdis Of TIE pistsR ttsen 81 The
l,seafshie dsaier VII shev yoi tnsns afsguaHs
vifhOut haaintiea. II ysg cannot uaanh9 Do
ns.s.sea.sss :CsYass hsts-1t III ps-A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
d. q o. Change Of Time.

On and after Sunday, December IL,
1885, B. 4 U. trains will lesys Wksshbs
depot as follows, city tae:
For Washington CITY ard Bsltinas
SO q. N and 5 :e5 p. m.
For G.non and Cumberland. SIS IN
Moundnills accommodation, I lbs . m
Warrington accommodations, 4p On.
Way train accommodates, Cos. w
West for Columbus. Cineinnad snd CD
cago, 9:25 q. N, 7:35 and 1910 p n.
GAINESVILLE aocsunoda'iops kle p. n
For Piusburg, Pa, Sos and ss36 = =
and l:o5 and 6:2o p. "a.
| For Wsshingtos, fs, 4:1 p n
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
GAMBLERs RAIDED.
hight or Nine Gentlemen With Sporting
Proclfvities Pulled In.

hight or Nine Gentlemen With sportin
Proclivities Pulled In.
The dress parade before His Honor, il
Police Court, tomorrow morning, will be
sight worth seeing. The ysR, the drunksrd
the pugiIist aad the gambler will stant
side by side in long row, and the way tn
sbeksis will shower into the city excheque
will tend to dispel the idea that times Ar
hard and money scarce.
First win come the victims of a raid
made about a quarter before four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, upon Water street
GAMBLING ROOM.
This den is located in the second story Of
q building just south of the Twelfth streei
corner. and although run BY person who
had influence enough at police hesdquar.
tiers to make the obtaining of particulars
there rather unsatisfactory task, he still
could not keep the blue coats ont Of the
place. The joint has for long time back
been luxuristing in heavy patronage
from business and professional men, as
we'll as being a resort for the ordinary run
of gamblers, and when the cops made the
descent yesterday eight shining lights were
seated around the tables deeply interested
in their endeavor to fleece each other Of
what cash they possessed.
Officer Jake Watson, Dunlap and Lu-
kens made up the detail which was to in
wade the tigers lair, and they handled
their noble game with
ABILITY AND SKILL.
Lukens disguised in a citizens hat and
coat, succeeded in getting into the place,
and the others following quickly, the entire
party Of players we're placed under arrest
before they had fairly Caught on" to the
cause of the invasion. The proprietor,
was not in, the place, as stated BY an off.
Ger, being in charge of Otto Tyson. The
entire party put up the money for their
appearance tomorrow, and were released,
alter their real names" had been taken
By the police.
Hearing of the raid, q reporter called at
police headquarters for the purpose of OBJ
aiming particulars, but met with
EXTREMELY POOR LUCK.
The blank book in which cases are usually
entered up had been spirited away in some
D ysterious manner, and no one about the
,lace, from the Chief down, wonld give any
information.
Aoo,her victim of the Court will be Hugh
Boyd. He was run in about o'clock last
tight By Officer Robert McNichols, and will
lave TO answer the charge of drunkenness
William Ritz and Andrew Holmes had a
misunderstanding in the North End, which
hey sought to settle in Marquis OF Queens.
Jury style. Officer Hszlett stopped the
Mill, aud although the pugilists claimed q
oul, they were carried of to the bird cage
Charles Price was pulled in for drunk
nness, By an officer whose name was net
,btained
About half,psst ten LAST night Officer
Watson arrested Michael Mcdonald in the
second ward marker house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record OF Clark Hooks once,
yesterday:
Deed made November l8, 1885, by Geo.
| B. Caldwell, trustee, 10 The Schmulbaeh
Brewing Company, for lots Nos s, and 8
Ia John EoG and Vim. Chspline's addition.
Consideration, $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
STAR GAZING.
The Season when the Heavens are Most
Attractive to the Eve,

The Season when the Heavens are Most
Attractive to the Eye.
For tn q and years The stars
htay gu ct in the skies,
And ever at each other gaze
With wisttul, loving eyes.
The words they speak together
Are beautiful and grand,
Yet not the wiscst scholar
Their speech may Understand.
-HEEE.
This is the season of tie year when the
astronomer, whether amateur or profes-
sionsl, takes the keeuest delight in study
ing the wonders and mysteries of the celes'
tial vault, for at no other time does the
sky present to the unsided vision such q
rich array Of stars. During the past few
evenings the heavens have presented q
very attractive spectacle, the new moon
and Venus, in the west, being rivaled in
brilliancy by Serius, Aldebaran and tie
glitteripg stars of Orion, in the east, while
over head the PIeisdes twinkle and dance
as though they-the daughters of Atlas and
Pleione-were doing anything but mourn
over the fate Of their sister, Olotted out OF
their company for the love Of SisyPlus.
From S to 9 clock is the most favorable
moment for an infpec:ion of the starry
spheres" Then the moon il the great
square of Pegasus, is just disappearing be.
hind the Ohio hills, with Venus not far
{ ON the central horizon and Fomahsut,
the bright particular point in the southern
hemisphere, Just pahng in the mist and
smoke Of the far southwest. In the north
west is Cassiopea, Eested in her starry
chair, with Cepheus the King and Perseus
on either hand, while just rising above the
eastern hills is the glitteriDg shape OF
Orion, with the incompatible Dog Star
on the south and Cspella on the north
Near the zenith one finds the gigantic '
80 conspicuously pointing out the location
of Taurus, bis eye formed BY the pale red
star Aldebsrau. with the already alluded
10 Charles Vain" or Jobs cothn" close
at hand. JUst skirting the far northern
horizon the observer can discover the
shape of "ths Dipper," while in the north
east, if the sky De very clear, the faint out
line Of the milky Way" can be made out
If the night be fropty and clear the sceDl
thus presented is well worth looking ct, 70
these WATER nights the stars seem e
twinkle with more than their usual bril-
Eancy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

TIE special suction raie Of diamonds
vil take place at A. A. Frspzheim's
Thursday afternoon at 2:s0 o'clock. The
gems are set as ear drops, pins and s.uds,
and win be on exhibition II the window
before the day Of sale.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
Assaults on Women.

Yesterday evening Al. Wells Waa ar
rsigned before Justice Arkla for assaultiDg
Mrs. Samuel Robinson. He wss fined
FIVE dollars and costs.
George Euelehart was slso srraigned be
fore the same Justice for asssultiDg his
wife. He was committed in default Of
$50 bail fer hearing Monday morning at
10 clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
HoRsFoaps ACID FnosPHATE.
Admirable Results in Fevsrs.

DR.. ]. ]. Ryan. ST. Louis, No, says: Il
invariably prescribe /; in feysrs; also in
conyalessenee from wasting and debilita-
ting diseases, with admirable results /
also End It Q tonic to an enfesbled condi.
don Of the genital orssna."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
Criminal Notes.

The RsGIsTER's reports Of penalties i'm
posed in Police Court are copied from a
book kept in the police Office. lftbey are
wrong the fault lies with the bookkeeper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

THs largest assortment Of Boys and
| Childten's Suits and Otercoats in the city,
at The Factory ll42 Main.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

EvEEEBosT gets bargsins at The Fac
tory, ll42 Main.