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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-04

sruRaIs, MIcu.n Nov. "a discovery
was made Oh Grand Rapids & Indiana
Railroad train yesterday, near here, which
is believed to be the precursor Of another
murder mystery. Shortly before the train
reached THE city the baggage man de.
tected sickening odor issuing from a
trunk in the forward part Of his car. With
the assistance Of trainmen he at once
forced up the lid Of the trunk and found
within Il the body Of a man in an ad-
yanced stage OF decomposition. No efforts
we're made to ASCERTAIN the probable
cause OF the mans death, but the trunk
was closed and placed with It's ghas!ly
contents on the front platform Of the car,
to be taken through to Grand Rapids, It's
original destination. The baggage master
saws that the trunk was transferred to his
car at Fl. Wayne from Wabash train.
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"MAK1Ne IT nor Fon ia
Smiths Police Doing the Revenge Act II
Great Shape.


About midnight last night the houses Of
Ida Holiday, Mary Ellen Hughes and
Abbie jackson, all in the Second ward,
were visited by detschments Of police.
At the first named place the laudlady and
two girls were arrested, at the second
three girls beside the landlady, and at the
third one girl and three men beside the
landlsdy. Madame Hughes was sick in
bed, and Madame jackson not at all well
but they and all the others were locked
up, though they all offered 10 deposit the
money 10 secure their fines. Later ply
stefan notified the police that Madam
Hughes imprisonment might have serious
results, owing to the state Of her health
and she was released upon giving security
former fine.
Two Of the three landlsdios, Misses
Holiday and Hughes, were important
witnesses for the prosecution in the police
investigation, aud Miss Pearl Woods, al
inmate OF the Holiday house, was a wit
ness for the defense in Porter Smiths
prosecution Of the Mayor. Smith ant
OFFICER Junkins, it will be remembered
said they would "make it hot" for these
women, as Juukins testified himself
Whether the Jackson house was pulled
for a blind, or because Of personal spite
remains to be seen. She has been raide(
by the police very recently. Ida Holiday
has also been visited since tho othel
houses in that vicinity. Madame Nc
Gumphrey's and Celia Robinson's houses
close by these, were DOT molested.
The refusal To take security is a new
proceeding of Smiths, which woull prob
ably be ali right II the rule were impair
tally lived up to, but it is not, as wltnes
the recent pull at the Dillon house, ant
the arrest Of May James and another gin
several nights ago.
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Matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
City.

City.
MATINEE at Charlie shsy's this after
noon.
LOUISE BAIpE in 'Dsgmar" stthe Opera
House this evening.
OsE marriage license was Issued and two
deeds Of trust admitted 10 record by CLERK
Hook yesterday.
TnE Chapline Street Rink management
has perfected arrangements by which
good music will be furnished at this
popular place of amusement every even
ing.
TnE South Side Singing Society will give
grand masked carnival at the ALEXANDRA
Palace Rink this evening. Skating and
dancing will be the order OF exercises.
Mayer's band will furnish the music.
TnE performance at the Chaplne street
rink last evening by the Jackson sistera
was a splendid one and gave general
satisfaction. The ladies' received warm
encore. The music was all that could BIZ
desired.
LOUISE BALFE wilt present "Dsgmar" at
the Opera House this evening. The
audience will be photographed after the
performance, by aid Of the electric light.
From the sale OF advanced seats the en-
gagement promises to be a big success.
TIE Bellaire Independent is authority ioI
the statement that "the man who was in
iured by the cara at Benwood Thuraday
night died Saturday night, aud was inter-
I'd at McMechen's Cemetery yesterday
His burial was unattended. only the driver
Of the vehicle being there"
WILLIAM FUGATE, a well known and
popular ex-poliCeman, now one OF the
drivers for Reymann's Brewery, was roh'
bed one night last week OF tlae bleoded
rooster and dozen and half nice chick
ems. He heard the thieves as they were
leaving but before he could get after then
they had disappeared.
Members OF the Holiday Post G. A. r
and othera. who propose going to the
"Ca np.frc" 10 be held this evening BY
Tho 1urn Post &. A. r., Of Martins Ferry
are requested to meet in the lobby Of th'
McLufO House not later than 7:l5 O'Clock
this evening. ThobaEn Post has made
great preparations for this little reunion
and pleasant tins is promised all Wht
attend.
The coke and coal business over th'
Wheeling branch OF the Baltimore & Obi,
is very large at present. All Of the mine
near Finleyville and Gastonville are work
ing full, aud are shipping to the West ant
Southwest several train-loads daily. Th'
nottingham, Floersheim and Andersen
banks are doing the majority Of the bust
ness on the western end OF the line nea
Washington. LoHg trains OF coke pas
through this city daily over this route.
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THE WEEKLY NA1L Rxporr,

Mr. wIsO'S Figures show snn Further
Increase Of f1achinsS.
Following is Secretary Wise's weekly
report sent out in a circular to the manu-
iac.urersi in the Western Nail Association
OYucg op WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION, |
WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 8, 1885. J
GENrLEMEX The following mills have
reported:
Have % machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
LauVhiin Nail Company - November
Oh. Have 50 machines running.
Kelly Nail and Iron CompaDy-Novem'
her al Have 81 machines running
Hating furnaces and rolls Oh double turn.
BeIfcnt Iron Works Company-Novem-
ber ID, Have 50 machines, heating FUR
naces and nail plate yolls running.
Norton Iron Works - October 20'h,
Have 90 machires, heating furnaces and
rolls in operation:
Riverside Iron Works-&ovember Sd,
Have IL machines running, heating iur.
nacss aud rolls OH double turn.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company-No-
yembef 81. Have 10 machines, heating
furnaces and rols running.
Western Nail Cnmpany-0etober S0th.
Have 80 machines running, heating fur
nacss and rolls in operation, all working
satisfactorily,
La Belle Iron Works-November 81.
Have rs machines running,
Tarre Hau(e Iron and Nail Company
Novepnber 3. Have machines running.
There Is an increase OF 90 machines
comna.ed with last weeks report.
The regular monthly meeting Of tho
Association will DO held at the Gibson
Honse, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 18th,
1885.
Yours respectfully,
GRoBGI WI NV.
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Crougban had the respect and confidence
of men who made no effort to conceal their
low estimation Of the Chief.
THE WATCH CASE.

Croughan had the respect and confidence
of men who made NO effort to conceal their
low estimation Of the Chief.
THE WATCH CASE.
Just what feature OF the watch trsnsac-
ton 1t was that Captain Smith objected to
Il is hard to guess. This watch has had
an eyeptiul history. Its owner, Henry
Schmidt, Is a brother Of John D. Schmidt,
who keeps saloon on Market street, Just
below Fourteenth. Something over a
week ago the gold watch aud Il silver
watch were stolen from the saloon. The
gold one was taken TO Pittsburgh and
pawned, and recovered by Gumbert, %
stated. -,
Barum returned the watch to Schmidt
who gave him a check for the $40. After
ward Schmidt for some reason went TO the
bank and stopped payment on the check,
hut again gave the bank orders TO pay IL.
Last Saturday Capt. Smith aud Schmidt
went to Pittsburgh and spent Sunday
there. They were seen by numerous
Wheeling people there on Surday. lts
coniectured that the visit had some con-
nection with the watch, from the fact that
the two men were together. What the
purpose oithe trip WAS is not known,
though It'll alleged that Smith hes made
statements concerning the case which 70.
fleet on Barum's connection with it.
One night since the watch came into
SchmidPs possession again, no had 1t at
Asa Booths saloon, in company With Eev-
eral men, and Officer Croughan, seeing
that Schmidt WAS TOO drunk 10 take care
OF it, got possession OF it and gave it to
Capt. Booth for saie-keeping. 1t was re-
turned TO Schmidt the next day, Capt,
Booth, Meyer HOrkheimer and Barry
Merchant, VINO were present at the time,
all say that Officer Crou2han's conduct on
this occasion was judiCious and in
Schmidt's interest. ~
A CHARACTERISTIC ACT.
Had Capt. Smith been a straight for
ward, business like man, fit for his posi-
ton, he would have gone to Chief Black
more, or il ashamed TO 90 to the man
whose confidence he had basely betrayed
and wh.se hospitality he had abused,
would have sent man whom he could
trust to Blackmors and aScertained the
truth from him, and not gone about in
pawn shops with his brass buttons on,
asking II the proprietors knew anything
about the watch, as it it is said be did do.
This course was sure way to close the
mouth ofanybody who did know anything
about the watch.
AS gentleman remarked last night,
"P0rtsr Smith possesses all the traits that
90 to make UP what is commonly called a
fitst-cl 4ss sneak" BArum is an old officer,
having served two terms under Capt. Ben.
nett, who considered him one OF his most
valuable men. Barum cast his fortunes
with Smith before the election last Jan.
uary, and cast his Influence, which is moi
sma in his favor. Capt Smith.has re-
paid him as is an ingrate's wont.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho city aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
W. ]. Warden is in Pittsburgh looking
after stock for his livery stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laughlin have
taken rooms at the Stamm House.
Joseph Graves left yesterday for New
York to look after his stock Of novelties
for the holidays.
James @. Nichols, manager Of the Bar
Der 4: Stritt rink combination, is in the
city arranging for dates for his people.
David Bell and wife, OF Wheeling, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Swift
Of Bluff street yesterdsy.-PtttsIurgh Com
mercidL Gazette.
Mr.. J. Harvey Devore, Of this city, left
last evening for Brownsville, Ohio, where
lie will be married to-day to Miss Adelia
Swartz, Of that place. Mr.. Devore is 9
well known young business man, and Il
followed by a host Of good wishes: He
will return here with his bride after 9
weeks bridal tour.
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An Epterpri.lng, reliable nnoue.

Logan & Co. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best ofevery.
thing, but to SECURE the Agency for such
articles Us have well-knoyn merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby Sustain
IN the reputation Of being always enter:
prising, and ever reliable. Having secured
The Agency for the celebEatad pr. Kings
New Discovery Cor Consumption, Will Gell
L on positive guarantee. It will surely
cure any and every affection Of Threat,
Lungs and Cheat, and to show our con-
hdence, we invite you to call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. NwFGw
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES
From BsIIalre-Acuvlty in Iron Circles
General NOws Notes.

From BelIaIre-AcrivIty in Iron Circles
General NO~s Notes.
Mr., and Mrs. S. Thornberry are home
from their wedding rip.
A Rinker has gotten into his new store
room at Noble and Thirty.sixth streets.
George Sewers is building small ahop
on Guernsey street near the U. P. church,
where he will do business.
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. is negotiating for the
two rooms in the, telephone building on
the secoud floor, for reading room.
The Glass City Building Association
sold seventeen shares Monday evening at
fifty-seven cents premium, per share.
The Andes was met here by the
Bachelor yesterday morning, and nearly
all the forenoon was spent III transferring
her Pittsburgh freight.
A Bellaire, Zlnesvile & Cincinnati
locomotive was run off the track at the
turn-table Monday night and landed in q
difficult place to put back.
Mrs. Hartwell Smith is visiting hel
father, MIR. John Kirkpatrick. Mr.. Smith
in the West prospecting and will move
his family to a western farm.
The Bellaire nail works, large as it has
become, is having extensive additions
made to machinery and appliances, and
the manufacture OF bar iron, it is expected
will be begun soon.
The case Of A. W. Shepherd against the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad company is
again being tried before the United States
District Court at Cincinnati Damages
are claimed for the injury to property by
the building Of the viaduct Of the bridge
along Thity-hrst street. This case and
similar cases have been in the courts fol
many years.
The workmen employed in the factories
OF the Lantern Globe Works and National
Glass Works demanded an increase Of
fifteen cents per turn for the gathering
boys on street lamp globes and deck light
globes. The wages paid at present Tor the
work Is the same that was agreed upon
when the works started, about month
ago. In a talk with tbs Secretary oil the
Lantern Globe Works he said the demands
would not be granted. Both factories are
idle.
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ornnre. preIh from the Treeu.

Tho well known and leading fruit and
commission house Of 7. a. Morris & Co,
have received their first consignment Of
fresh dpe Florida oranges, shipped to
them direct from the SILVER Lake Orange
Grove, via the Texas Pacific and Cincin-
matt Southern roads. This fruit can be
bought OF this house as cheaply as in New
York or Baltimore. They come through
in four days, aud do not therefore have to
be picked when green, in order to STAND
shipment. Lovers OF real, delicious, ripe
Florida oranges should call on the arm at
ll20 Water street.
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Jelrtistru.
Qhe Gntell1Qeuefr;:
oflioel Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth Street.


For sGlc-Cooklng Stove. sc.
BarEaInE-Eed. Room set.
Administrator Notice. l.. Gamer.
HOzea WinteIed--W. J. Warden.
Nd,Ice 10 BondholccS,
Opera Hou e-IlGtcaer, Primrose Il West Min
EtIcB
For Rent Chcap-Desirable Residence.
KEAmleh & zach Square Plano For SAle-Bau
meT's Music store,
Just Opened-DIunsr sCtS-JOhu FiieiCl.
Bargains In Standard AuthorS-StAntOn& Daven
port.
Mrs. Eva misunderstanding aud Painting.
Gundling & Co
Scotch y COL undrrwcar-ThOs. Hughes i Co.
Ihs FActoy-FourIh page.
Skin fortunes and Blood HumorS-Fcutth page
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of tho Water and Movements of til,
Steamboats,.

Steamboats,.
The Andes got away yesterday with {
big trip.
The Veteran passed up yesterday with
\ tow of empties.
The Josie W. will leave for the South
sure, Thursday evening. Jolly Con Mc,
Donald will be one her pilots as far as
Louisville.
Capt. Phil Anshutz and John Noll, two
well known river men were in the city
yesterday arranging to send South on the
new steamer josie W. large invoice OF
apples. Ed, Sims, OF ClArington will also
send down 260 barrels Of apples on this
boat.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. Al A. W.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, increasing
cloudiness, local rains, generally warner
followed in the western portion during
Thursday by slight fall in temperature,
southerly shifting in the western portion
10 westerly winds, rising barometer in the
western portion, falling in the elstern.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather
followed during the night by local rains,
winds generally shifting to warner south.
erly, falling preceded in the eastern por-
ton by rising barometer.
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Mr.. George f. Jackson drew $1,000 in
The Louisiana State Lottery this month.
His tiaket was number 26,S20. He has
been lucky IS he has been oPly in this
State about a year and worked on salary
for the Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express, and
is now worth over 5000. The full par.
ticulars and any information given on ap.
pliaation to NJ. A. DAuphin, New Orleans,
Ia. Not every euigrant to this country
strikes it 90 rich in the same length Of
time.-MtwIOn lkg.) Dem0traA Sept. Is.
D&w
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WoOIens, being a com.
plete line Of Suitiugs, PaltalO0nings and
OyerCOatlngs, which we shall get mp In
ilrst.class style and III, and at lowest
prices. Also, u lull line Of Furnishing
"''No - HESS E. SONS.
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IHFNRDlFD HNWd'
The vile charges brought by the Chic
Of Police OF Wheeling against Mayor Grpbb
have been fully Investigated by y joint
committee and found not true. II the
Chief Of Police has spark Of manhood
within his breast he will promptly resign,
move West and grow up with the country,
A man who will unjustly aRSail the char
acter Of citizen, is unfit to live in the
game community.
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COVERED WITH SORES.

have been afflicted since last MasCh with Skin
Disease the doctors called Eczema. Ny face wRl
COVERED VI III scShs a. sores, and the itching anu
burning we're blm0st ygheArable. Eeeing your
CutlcuFI I NEEDLES 20 highly Ieontnmerted, con
GUIDED % give thea irIl, nGl, the CutCu'A and
al y, Tor iLHt mouths i call myself cured, IN
gratitude for which Image thls public statement.
Mas oEARk 4: FREDERICK.
BAoAn pRbnE, CONN.
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TIE ladies OF Zane Street NJ. E. Church
give a social and supper tonight for the
benefit OF the church. The ladies out
there have the reputation Of giving a good
supper and are remarkable for theil
sociability, aud you can't fail to have a
good time il you 90. All are invited.
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The Factory, ll42 Main street, will open
its doors tomorrow morning. This con-
Germ is no temporary one but has taken a
long leave on The storeroom in H0rnbrook's
Block, and, having ample capital to back
them, arc going 10 make success here If
pluck, energy and advertisement can.
THOR advertisements will always be found
interesting reading,
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"a W AND
OBAtt VgLl19 HuMORS |

uUMILIATTNG EEuptiois, Itching and Burning
n Skin Tortnrea, LoGthGom6 Sons, and every
species OF Itching, scAly Pimply Inherited, sCroiu
ljuS and COnAGl US DRcGSes oil the Hood, Skin
s4 Scalp Win Loss oi sGIr. ron 1, Infancy 70 oi1
EEin Cure, aud Gu iIurA eoir, an exquisite Skin
BeautldeT externhll lily, End Cpticura hsolyelt, the
new Blood pur5eT Internally.
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1rcuINa pT EASES CURED.

Gu IcurH stands at tn head OF is 81 ~, especial
ly Il this the Cajo with the CutlouA Soap. Have
the prevalence Of Al aggravated form Of Itch
thFoug some locallue1 In the country, In which
the CuticurA Remedies proved Ea,isi Glory.
W. L HARDlGG, Dfugg,EL
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TWO POLICEMEN OFF.
cnAnAcrEnlsrlo MovEMENT
By porter smlh-Rls uamanly Way of Do
iug BusluSss - Two Of His Best Men
Discharged, and the Chief HASN'T
Moral Courage Enough to sayWhy.

Porter Smith has again taken an oppor-
tunity to indicate the judgment OF those
people who believe him to be unfit for
the position OF Chief OF Police. lie last
night discharged two Of his Deputy Ser
reants, credited by those who know them
with being among the few really good
men on his force. The two officers are
Joe Barum, OF the Fifth ward, and John
Croughan, of the Market street heat from
Twelfth street to Fourteenth. For day
or two rulnors have been afloat that Chief
Smith was engaged in an investigation OF
some transaction OF Barum's. Last even.
inc when the two men named reported as
usual at the City Building, Smith told
them that he had concluded to remove
them from tho force. He presented 70
each a written resignation for them to
sign. The papers were in his own hand.
writing At first they demurred to sign
iny, Barum remarking that il he was dis
charged be preferred to have 1t go before
the public that way. Finally, however,
both wrote their names.
Later, however, the two men demanded
the return Of these resignation, and got
them, together with written revocations Of
their appointments, in the following form,
the two being alike exceptas to the names:
Mr.. Jos. Barum.
DEAR SIR:-t hereby revoke your ap'
continent us Deputies Sergeant, to take
effect on and after NovemberS 8, 1885.
Very RESPECTFULLY,
PORTER SMITH, G, s,
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Twas afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face
IarS and NICK. which the druggists, where go
your rcnedIes, pronounced one OF the wont caSei
that had CONS under his notice, he advised me
u try your CutlcnrA RemeditB. and after hYe dRyN
use my scalp and mart al my iAce were entirely
cured, and hope 10 another teE 10 h ave my can
neck, aud the olher part OF my face cured.
u; Z, 41u STREET, NEW YoRE. NNt'
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.s.eoop s Co ,se!l DIV Eoodgthe cheapes


The Baltimore 4 Ohio will mn an ex-
cursion to Chicago November 10 at tbs
low rate Of 81 for the round trip, tickets
GOOD returning 10 days. An extra train
with cleepers will leave Wheeling depot
at 7 :5OP. : !, city time. For sleeping berths
apply at Baltimore 4 Ohio ticket office.
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Wheeling, Eorembtr 8.

A PARTY paid ten dollars for horse atan
auction sale. Tho horse was lame and
bruised all over. A bottle OF Salvation
Oh costing % cents was used; he is now
valued at two hundred dollars.
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Nniipn.

We have received new lot OF those
ladies' extra high cut, fine kid and moroc-
co button shoes, special offering, at s. 90
per pair, at J. W. AMcEs,
1l43 Main Street,
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A PINE PAIR OF Evans Skates 10 be pre-.
sented to the lady wearing the finest COS.
tune, and q fine Polo Cap to the gentle.
man wearing the most comic costume, at
the Masked Carnival tonight, at the Al.
hRmbra Palace Rink,
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Stacy, Adams & Co.'s handmade gen.
tlemen shoes, best fitting and best wearing
shoes in the market, at
J. w. AMcK's,
ll43 Main Street.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer az observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, Yesterday:
"A. NJ, 4l0; IL NJ, 440; 3rM., 45'; P. NJ,
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Arc SSld by All druggists. Price: cUTiguRA. SOC;
CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
Send for "HoW 70 Cure akin Diseases"
nEAIITIFY the GomplcIio ion aud Skin by uling
DEHu the CutlcurG Soap.
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Sod is apt to be plowed too deep in the
spring, bringing coil to the surface that
has no. been benefited by exposure to the
air and frost,
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To-day, Immediately after school, every
boy or girl calling at the Factory, ll42
Main street, will be presented with 3
handsome lunch basket. There will DO
plenty for all who may come.