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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-21
ONE ACTITIE BRANCH
Of CUISINES LEEE ID wngElIse,
aiii oib,r. n saaetlnE frsu DsSrollio..
The Burglars SIM Operating In the city.
An Attempt Accidentally frustrated.
Two Men Arrsstsd Yesterday

Another case Of attempted burglary was
reported yesterday from the South Side,
the particulars Of which as learned are as
follows: About o'clock yesterday morn
ing two men got into therear yard Of the
house at No. 1880 Market street, occupied
by Mr.. Harvey Frazier. They found there
a clothes horse, which they attempted to
use as ladder to reach the roof Of .
kitchen addition, and in that way gain
access TO the house by way Of the second
story windows. Failing in this they
tried the doors and windows Of the lower
part OF the house and found one window,
small one opening on a little narrow
passage way leading from tho front to the
rear Of the house, that was unfastened.
They picked up wash bench in. the back
yard and carried II into the passage way
10 stand on in order to reach the window.
In propping the window up they made
some noise, which awakened q baby
of Mrs. Richards, living next
door. It cried and wakened its
mother, who started 70 get up. AS she
did this, the blind TO the window Of the
room she was in was pulled aside by one
OF the burglars. Mrs. Richards screamed
and told the intruder to travel or she
would shoot. The next minute both men
dashed out Of the yard and ran up street.
By the marks Of their feet on the wash
bench twas seen that they had taken, of
their shoes and were in their stockings.
The night police cannot be too yigilant.
It might do no harm for the Chief 10 slip
around at night occasionally and see that
the men are all on their proper beats. II
has been limited that they are not at al
times. Business men also, might find out
by looking around late at night that their
lpropertyis not as well guarded by. their
private Watchemn as they think Il q.
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AN UNIQUE FIND.
one Hundred and fifs.ive Dollar. Found


Late Tuesday afternoon a son Of David
Giryin, q North End saloonist, aged about
IL, and Ham Gesnsy, 4 boy about tho
same age, son ola Top mill employe re-
siding IN the vicinity Of the Hospital, were
engaged in digging for worms for bait at
or near the mouth ofthe sewer that carries
of the drainage OF the Hospital to the
river. While digging they noticed piece
Of greenish paper sticking out Of the sand
and other rubbish about the mouth OF the
sewer. They turned out a,shoyel full Of
the sand and found one one hundred dol
lar bill and one fifty dollar bill. Girvin
secured the 500 and Gosney the $50. The
bills were good, although very much soiled
and water soaked. Yesterday morning
Girvin made a further search and found Q
Eve dollar bill. 9r
Howthe money happened tobe where
It was found was question that puzzeled
several. As the sewer carries of only the
refuse from the Hospital q reporter called
at that institution to learn II any one there
had lost such an amount and found that o
gentleman named Frank Boyd claimed to
have lost the sum O few weeks since
while visiting his brother Dan, who was O
patient in the institution at the time. The
money was accidentally dropped in a
waste pipe connecting with the sewer.
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serloas Aealll ID 10 ] ohlld.

Tuesday evening small child Of Mr..
Blum's, alrlerk al KiHan kresg'G brewery,
was standing close by the tranway at the
brewery on which barrels are rolled down
to be loaded upon the delivery wagons. A
barrel which. was started from Che top
turned In its downward course, and
bounding. of of tho boards, struck the
child on che head, cutting d deep and
fdghtful cash and stunning the child, who
was about four years old. Mrs. Blum, the
little one's mother, was standing near, and
she wasggo. Affected by the sight Of har
child's injury thstshe tainted away. The
little-oness injuries are very severe, but
not probably lstsl. eleiss q s5illans
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The Committee on Petitions and Re-
munstrances organized lost night by the
election OF William Afyles as Chairman,
The business before the committee was
the question Of granting Charles Loeilier
permission To- operate q slaughter house
onthe creek bank near the tune, which
the Committee on Health granted some
time since and which was adopted in the
Second Branch but by the First Branch
referred to the Committee on Petitions
and "Reminiscences for investigation and
report The committee heard both sides
and recommended 10 the First Branch
that permission be granted to Mr.. LoeG-
Ter TO finish Ills building aud carry on his
business. He is reliable citizen and
promises to keep a clean place, u
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u. S. Marshal Atkinson LETT Jesse Tar,
sons at the Sloundiyille penitehtiary yes.
terday. Parsons was sentenced at Clarks+
burg on the 10th Of April last for robbing
q registered letter, in October, l Ss4, near st.
George, Tucker county, of $l70. His sen.
,eass Esg adS9S. h seiys tsF@
Atkinson permitted Parsons to remain in
the Glarksburg jail six weeks before CONS
plying with the order Of the court in the
hope that pardon would be procured, as
a big effort was being made IN that direc.
ton, but as the friends Of the condemned
man had not been successful up TO yester.
day;the Marshal was compelled to take
him to tbs pepitentiary. ~
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j. RIFLES;
lr59 Main Street,.

The only store whore gools are marked In plain
hguFpS, aud sold 81 strictly one price we VIII
Commence on SATURDAY, MAY 10. 70 inaugutate
4 Aystam GntIrely.ncw 70 this city and Vicinity,
which will lay all tho former Giils and Prices
which We have 20 literally distributed heretofore
entirely IN the shade, which "a y follows:
The p,OntS which we ate entitled 70 We VIII from
this on not only divide but give the greater pAft
70 our patrons and customers, and In addition 10
that give you, after having purchased the goo y,
. q cash PREMIUM OF 5 cents on every dollar up 70
Sl0OO: cents on every dollar Up 10 $50 co. cents
on every dollar up 10 SO CO; 10 ccntS on every dol
lRFup 10 go %, and Is cents on eyeEy dollar upto
500 aud over. ~.
Largo premium when very seldom one person buys
thiS amount OF gnOis4 We will hero say TO you
that we will give the cash premium II two, three;
I've or more friends or no gibbons GoGle 70 US AND
together hny certRin AnOunt OF goodsi eGGh one
Individually will he entitled 70 Tie cash premium
OF The whole bill bought,
We have fully the above mentioned goods In
stick, all purchased this spring al prices lower
than they have ever been In TIL! country, ana are
marked IN plain Hgute!, and sold az those only.
Club together, conc from tAt and near, AND py
the purchase o! one suit you Will save your late
for quite d distance. such an opportunity B NOT
offered very often, and aS We have determined 70
dispose Of IhCEc gods between this and July I, Wo
anG ready 10 acEitee our prUnt, and are unering
the above cash premiums 10 eyeFy purchaser, pc
Cunning on SATURDAY, NAY 16, 1855 r
niV1kgfThIg 5.I st
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8ahiua Yo,paer.
TEST YOUR BAKING pOWDFR FG1I
Brand, sdysrti,sa !. absolutely pu,s
CONTAIN .AnInFoNra

rIsee can top down on hot stove uhtii he.tht ~,
snlrSt ~ w so.S, AND smell ehemt viii MOI 3 i
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!77.WNr.-
An Answer Wanted.

L Can any one bring US case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric BitterH
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per.
imanently cured and who arc daily recon-.
mending Electric Rittes, will prove.
Rights Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 500 a
bottleLby Logan q Go. MwPAw,
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wedding: at ridsepost.

j Yesterday afternoon q large number OF
friends and relatives Of Miss Cora Rhodes
and Mr.. w. Carol Deems gathered at the
home Of the BRIDES aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Sugent, in Bridgeport, 70 wit
ness the ceremony that linked together as
one for life the two young people named.
As the hour liked for the ceremony drew
near the guests gathered in the room in
which. the wedding was to take place. H
Atprecisely half-past one O'clock tho
words Wsre pronounced by Rev. Worth.
ington that made the couple man and
wife After tlie,usnal scene oteongratu-
lattons an elegant repast WIS served. The
presents were numerous and very eXpens
siYe. After two hours OF enjoyment the
guests departed to the depot to see the
newly welded couple depart on an extern
sive wedding tour. - ~ 1,air
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! A telegram was received by the author
tiles here yesterday from st. Clairsgille
saying that two men had been arrested
there who wefe from Wheeling, and an
swered the description Of the two men re-
Gently engaged in robberies and burglaries
hereabouts. No names were given, but q
special telegram to the ISTELLIaEScRR re-
ceived late last evening says the two men
are Clifford Fox and James Engle, and
that they were discharged from the Wheel
ing Workhouse on April Is. Fox is de-
scribed as about five feet eleven inches
tall, smooth face, light complexion, with
scroiulous scar below both ears; aged
nineteen. Engle is well known here. He
is about FIVE feet eight inches tall, Of
square build and li9ht complexion, and
has asquint in both eyes. Twas said
that material for masks, such as have re-
Gently been used hereabonts, was found
on the men, but whether this is authentic
could not be learned.
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ABOUT pFopLr.
strangers In the City and whesitnE Fol

strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
81 fX Abreadf al
A. B. Smith, Esq, editor Of The Tyler
county Star, was in the city yesterday. z
Miss annie Massett Of Coyipgto4, Ky,
Is the guest ot!the Misses Elan dian pf the
South Side. = mn
Mr. Ward Clouston, Of PaEkenburg,
who has beentyisiting his, parents here for
two or three days past, returns TO Park
ersbufg on the Emma Graham thismorn-
lug. Oh.
Capt. Dan Cutrights army Of friends
along the Ohio River railroad are glad to
SEQ their iayorite again on duty, after be.
Ing laid up for some time with a mashed
foot. = , q y ftfi = ieibSbl sbS
Tits learned from a recent issue of the
Atlanta Capitalization that at the twenty
sixth international Convention Of the
Young Men'sy Christian, Association, held
there week before last, Capt. William II,
Irwin, Of this city, was present and was
elected corresponding secretary OF the AS
sociatioi for this State. The next conyen-
ton will be held two years hence at San
Francisco and the secsetaries Convention
Sill probably BE hcla II Ppttlaaa, Oregon.
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The wo@aIen's chrisiiaa AieeIatiqa,

The women,s Christian Association
met In the Nm. o. a, building yesterday
afternoon. TWAS ono oil the mort inter,
esting meetings ever held by this Assoc
citation, Reports were submitted showing
that in less than Sin months ,e2s families
In poor circumstances bad been visited;
1 ,022 religious papers and tracts have
been distd uted VI children were found
not attend Sabbath schools nine
women and young girls were sent 70 good
homes. "A large number Of cottage prayer
meetings were held. The work Of the As,
eociation Is being extended every day and
much good is being accomplish
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PRESENTATION at the Alhauba p.,,.,
Rink this evening. a fine toilet SET mi, I'M
be presented to the lady having tia ls ",a
est fan while skating. This Is soms,ISns
new. Everybody should see It. ReonI,s
afternoon and evening sessions r. s4 "a
quest We will continue our Satn,d,S
morning SESSIONS for the benefit Of lSSi.!
and children. Mayors band will pi isS', q
The afternoon session on Saturday. a.
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wE1Lspuna.
Tho school ElsSuon-A New Glass Works.
News SoteE. ~ iHF-

= ~
Tho School Eleouon-A New Glass Works.
.5,. News Notes. 3t''i
The ground has been staked off for the
erection Of new Episcopal church. \
Pleasant avenue Is TO have lifelong talk
cd otand much needed board walk
The prospect for a good apple crop In
this section was never more fattering.
The bloom Is the heaviest known in many
years. j9
Improvement ii still the order Of the
day. Counsellor /. o.. Wright has re!
modelled the Burt mansion on w tier street,
and 1t nowralls IS q first class residence.
y George W. Russell, Republican, The
present incumbent, was reelected TO the
office Of County Superintendent Of Public
Schools over 3. + Lasear, Democrat by a
majority Of Gfty.tour. x ~
The party that has visitedihe cellar Of
'Uncle'' Alb Wells, near Recph lattom,
two nights in succession and taken q guam.
tity of.cider, would better be careful, as
"pnelen Alb will shoot sometimes, FlF
The body OF the drowned man found
floating here Tuesday, was Identified on
"Wednesday by Mr.. Sullivan, Of Pitts.
burgh, as that Of Themes Reilly. The re-,
lpsinb will be taken TO Pittsbutgh for In
terment s!5t7 III, g
Thepostmaster here received the follow
ing telegram from BEaddoek Pa, yesterday
us body found at WellsbIrg over s
years old. ,s ". A. RpSsELb.p
The inference Is that there has been 9
lhild within the above Ane drowned Mt
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The ladies OF theU United Presbyterian
Church will give the first strawberry sup.
per OF the seSsoti this evening, in connec-
tion with O social, In the lecture room Of
the church. BtSideH fresh strawberries,
the bin al fafa viii include alltother sea.
sonahle delicaoies and dainty disbes pre-
pared IN the stylo for whiththe iladics Of
this congregation are iamous. suppsr
viii ba served nom 9 TO 0 b 'bloCk, and all
who leRlfo TO lent q rare square meal, X
and help good cause besides, should cal
during this time.
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WASHINGTON, May Pill 4. N.--For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. fair
weather In the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather aud local rains in Tennessee, east
to south winds, slightly warmer.
For the Lower Lake region, WARMER fair
weather, east TO south wlpda. ~
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Free Recalling Rooms.

Residing rooms Of the y. NJ. O. A. at
1922 Market street, are open every even
ing from Z until 10 o'clock. All yonng
men are cordially invited to use the rooms.
Gospel meeting on Saturday evening at
7;45 o'clock.
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u
The Pan. Handle has opened q newlfne
10 the West called the "Pan.H Handle &
Decatur Route,n and Pullman Sleeping
Cars are now running between Columbus,
o., and Peoria, Ills, without change, on
train leaving Columbus at. $40 n, ~,
making connections at Decatur and Peoria
for points IN Iowa, Missouri, Kapsas,
Nebraska and tie great West: Passing as
II does, through the territory lying be.
tween the great trunk lines, the new line
public; IS ii proyidesbe train
Ohio Indiana and llliaoig Tiy ~ 81
/, SEF your supper at the .. r Church
tins evening", B ili.sl y3isisi II Il afI
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lt isatated uponno less lncontrovertable
testimony than that Of Capt. Lee Anshutz,
hat the ball at Fleetwood rink Tuesday
night was "just simply incomparablyi1n.
nense.n Kramer's music was splendid
md the supper at the Hanratta House
vas a wonder Of culinary perfection-all
or the small cum Of 81 per couple. About
,fthem from Wheeling. The festivities
we're kept up till daylight yesterday morn
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lust RECEIygD.

Alarge assortment OF Spring and SlIItt-
nier Stock, consisting OF the latest 'yaf.ie-
tics IN Caatings, Suitlngs, pantaioonings
and OyercOatIngs, which we will make
up In the latest aud best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Alsoa full line Of Cent? Furnishing
Goods. !, i,,,ss, !. .av,5
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Ford, tho Burglar, Reeosnixcd.

Capt "A. B. Beckwith, Parkersburg's
Chiefoi Police, Capt. James R. Mehen, az
x.Chief, and Police Judge William
Burke, Of the same place, were nthe city
yesterday on their way homo to Parkers-
burg from Cambridge, Ohio, where they
had been as witnesses against the poet.
chiekep-thief, horse-thief and generally
notorious character by the name oil Tom
Campbell. he first came into prominence
heteabouts by having achild burned to
death at Steubenville. He and HIS family
were living there in shore boat and the
little ono had been sent on shore to cook q
meal. Her clothes caught FIRE and she
was burned todeath. He was next heard
Of at parkerabnrg, where hewas arrested
for chicken stealing. While in jail he
ground out some machine poetry which
he palmed OFF on the STATE Jour
nal, and gui!ed the reporter of
that paper into believing that he was a
grandson Of the English poet Campbell.
As the English poet had hut two sons,
and one died young and the other was a
born invalid, the thinness Of the thief's
story was easily seen by all but the State
Journals man, who gave Campbell the
benefit OF numerous notices. While in
Parkersburg a letter was received from a
gentleman at Cambridge, named Camp
bell, an alleged distant relative Of the
English poetic, expressing sympathy for
his relative. As soon as Campbell was
released by the Parkersburg authorities
he made for Cambridge, and although the
Cambridge officers were notified by those
Of Parkefsbus to look OUT for him, he
managed to steal q horse there. He was
arrested for this act, and taken TO Cam
bridge, where he Is now having his trial.
The Parkersbprg officers informed rc-
porter yesterday that he was working the
crazy or idiotic scheme. They believe
him'to be what he evidently is, a very
sharp fraud.
While hero yesterday afternoon tho
officers visited The jail and
took a look at Peter ]. Ford, supposed to
be one OF the masked burglars that have
been operating heresbauts OF late, Cant.
Alehen recognized him az a suspicious
character who lurked about Belpre few
weeks ago, So a{ -h}3 ~ ii5
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer ss observed at SchnepPs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
Z q AM c7s, ls s.s- go g ss Fi,'p
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Tonight carnival for the benefit Of Mr..
Andrew lfaidens will be given at the Ex-
celsior rink. Several races will be on the
programme, among which will be one for
the championship OF Bellaire, Wheeling
and Martins Ferry.
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GEre qafflllgeaten.
oaloos Nos. 10 and 81 FouEtosnllls troSt, |


White Mountain EEeezets-NesOitt 4 Bro, ~
RelJjReralOrS-Geo W, JohnSon's Sons. IA
HydeII hnlAd-G. X. McMeehcn q 3on
Sachs. prudOn's Ginger AlG-John Reld, Jr. -
kof Rent-Houie james A. Henry, Agent
Continuation PIeEenis-I @, Dillon.
Hammered Bras Trays Ewing BIOS.
Reduction In sunfoWer taking Powdef-F. Z.
Smith. M
Chamber OF Commetce s4.l-j f.i-i
Alden Book Co. publications stantoa &iDayen.
port
The HcnnlHe ExeelsIor Baking PowdeF-R.- II.
Shook & Co. faf1ols- Head Of LEGAL. ,,e
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Eha..nnnr,l u. HAMS.

z Al Nofth End Rink Friday Ieycnlne,
MAY o. b, HRpke, Of steubenville,
champion mile skatet, viii skate against
Bio Sheppard, al the island, mile heats,
best two out OF three. .ss az
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Two SESSIONS daily, afternoon and even
ing, at Alhambra Palace Rink. Mayors
band will play at both sessions on satur-
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Col. WILL II. LowpRRatlLK, late post.
master, Cumberland, Nd, writes there
can he no two. questions as TO the efficacy
DIST. Jacobs on, -
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TURTLE aour at Louis schwalb's National
Saloon Friday morning and evening.
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Mr.. F. A. Delbrugge died very sudden-
" shortly after ' o'closk last evening at
her residence in the FiithWard. She had
been spending the!eyening with neigh
Dor and had Just returned home. ShOWas
sitting IN o chair when suddenlya torrent
Of blood burst from her lips, and inside Of
ten minutes she.Ras dead. She was the
mother al County Commissioner and
Couhtiman Lohis Degbfug3e and was o
very: stimabls lady, possessing a large
number OF friends. - y -. ,
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Sawtaaa's aiaateal enrs.
SANFORD9S
RADICAL CURE
dFOR CATARRIa.
Witeh.Hazcl, American Pine, Canada Fir,
MarigOld, apd Clover Blossoms.

"A single dosc oisANFokl!s n DIcAL cuRR In.
6tantly relieves tho most violent sneeEing oEIIeed
Colds, clears tho Head o. by magic, st0IS wAtery
discharges from the Nose and Ryts, prevents Ring.
Ing Noises In the Head cures Nervous Headache,
and SubdneX ChfllS and Fevet6 In Chronic CO.
thtfh 1t oCanSCs the nasal passages Of foul Inuens
restores the tensts o. smell, TASTE aud hearing
when affected, frees thehead, throat and bronchial
tubes OF offensive matter, SWeetes aud purihea the
breath ktops The cough and arrests the pIoSress Of
CatAIrh tnWRi ds CONSUMPTION, T. - =. { "a II
One bottle IladIeal Cttt, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and esniord's Inhaler, all In one package OF
all dfnggssts for t00 Ask iut, SANToRD's RADICAL
si POTTER DEuo AND cllEsioAL Co, Bosom.
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TURTLE soupat Louis chvalb'sSat
Saloon Friday morning and evening ',SNs
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Mr.. E. Coburn, Of East Liverpool, is
visiting friends in town.
W. L. .Tipp and Peter Wagner were
in Pittsburgh yesterday.
Judge HUFF and family, Of st. Glars
vile, are visiting friends in town.
Miss Lizzie Orr returned yesterday from
a two months visit to Walkers, Pa.
Alarge crowd OF Bellaire people came
up to see the game Of polo last night.
Yesterday the physicians Of this place
met and passed resolutions OF respect to
thn lntn Dr Mnat - - u
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There is talk OF holding an indignation
meeting Saturday in regard 10 the ap-
pointing Of the Water Works Trustees by
nnnncil q - 49, ~
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WEhaye Just received a new stock Of
Gold SpectRCles.
JACOB w. GRUBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. lMNlilh and Market Sts.
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TURFLR Soppat Louis chwalb,s National
Saloon Friday morning and evening.