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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-15
Mnrshall County Solid.

A Republican meeting was held satu,.
day evening at Terrell's school house, In
Marshall county, at which W. ], W. Cow,
den, Esq, Of this city, Mr., McCOmbS, the
Republican candidate for the House from
Marshall. and ex.Delegate Frank Arnold
were the speakers. Mr.. Evans, who two
years ago ran as an independent candi
date for County Clerk, presided, The
meeting wag unusually well attended. Mr.,
Arnold and Mr.. Evans, both leading men
In the independent movement Of 1884,
both declared that the breach Of that year
was entirely healed, and pledged the
county TO Goff by larger majority than
abe eyer gave before. This goes 90 far ID
any one influence towards assuring Gotf .
reelection.
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WHEELING MEMS OIL wELLs:7
The Central Nearing the 0ll-ThO Wheeling
and Mil City Wells.


The well now being drilled by the Cen,
trail Oil Company Of this city on the Mar,
tin farm, in the Washington field, is down
9, $50 feet, and has only ten feet more 10
go to reach the sand where the Bunshole
well got It's flow. Yesterday the engine
was moved back preparatory TO drilling
tho well in. A number OF the stoCkhold.
ers are going out to day to DO present
when the oil arrives.
Tho Wheeling Company's No. 2 on the
Fair Grounds has been cleaned out and
the tools recovered. The casing Is being
put in, and drilling will be resumed
to-day.
Concerning the Nail City's well on the
Shrontz, last evenings Reporter says:
There was q slight showing OF oil night
before last at the shrontz, and the well
was Immediately shut down. This morn.
ing the briler was run, md the line show.
ed 700 or 800 feet Of fluid In the hole but
instead Of oil 1t was salt water. The well
Is 9, 4S0 feet deep and 20 feet in the 30 foot
sand. The managers arc In a quandary
about the matter, hardly knowing what TO
do. II 10 likely that they will drill
through the 2o'toot horizon, unless when
drilling Is resumed they are bothered with
too much salt water. They had intended
going down 10 tho Gordon sand, but In
order TO do this II will no doubt be nee.
essary 10 insert string Of Al inch casing,
nearly 8 900 feet in length. The well already
contains $3.50 feet, one string OF u, $50;
OF, 1900 feet, and 8 inch 100 feet.
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j. W. MORROW NOMINATED
For the House by the Various
WslISburg News,

For the House by the Observation-Disclosures
WellSburg News,
The WellaburG water works Is now in
first class working order, and is second to
none Of Its class.
The Leazurs bottle works, Dalzsll Bros,
L Gilmore glass works, Venture glass
works and the Hazel glass works are all
running on full time, All Of these fac
tories use natural gas as fuel,
The work Of rebuilding the Riverside
Glass Works Is progressing iavorably.
The stone work which will, when COM
pleted, be very extensive, will soon be
ready Tor the superstructure, which will
bs Of brick and iron.
Town Council has granted to Mr..
George Glvens the right to lay gas pipes
| In the streets and alleys OF the town.
Pipes are now being distributed TO convey
gas from the Givens well on the Lewis
place 10 several factories In town.
Mr.. W. O. Barclay, Secretary OF the
Wellsburg Natural Gas Company, who
always keeps up with the procession In
natural gas affairs, will this Friday even.
ing give q free exhibition OF a natural
gas light that ia the equal Of the electric
light, and In Home respects superior, The
exhibition will take place at the Office oil
the Company on Water street.
The grand jury on Monday found the
following true billsI John Mooney, ielo.
ny; Frapk Higgins, felony and mis-.
demeanor Thomas Everett, misdemeanor
Mooney Is the man that was charged
with shooting Town Sergeant s. O. Hall
Higgins is charged with raising dis
tur6auee Of Harth's Opera House and cut.
ting Mr.. W. F. Barth. Everett Is road
supervisor in Gross Greek district and
charged with neglect and refusal to work
q certain road.
The Democratic Confereea OF Hancock
and Brooke counties met in the Court
House yesterday at 3 p. IN. and nominated
Mr. ]. W. Morrow, Of Hancock county
as their candidate for the House OF Dele.
gates. The Hancock delegation being un.
able to attend the senatorial conference
held here, took occasion to ratliy the
nomination OF Mr.. John o. Pendleton for
State sepRtaF. Mr.. Hammond, In q few
brlet remarks, stated in substance that II
they wished to defeat the gentleman
whom the Republicans had nominated
for tho House OF Delegates, they must 20
to work that he was a gentleman whom
nothing could be said against. They did
not want General GOT TO 60 back to Con.
lgress, and they did not want RspublI,
can in the Legislature that would send
Golf to tho United States Senate. The
chair at the conclusion OF the gentleman'l
remarks concurred In what he had said,
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"Randsll, the Evangelist" a former in
mate Of the county Jail here aud Of the
Moundsyille penitcntiary, who after hi
discharge from that institution, protessed
conversion and went to preaching, arriv'
ed in the city yesterday. He says he /.
now city missionary at Washington, 2
O: lie will be remembered as the mar
who used to conduct street services, and
paint scripture texts on wRlls and fences
a Ia pstent medicine ads. He conducted
services at the county jail yesterday, and
distributed tracts about town freely. To
day he says he will present each Of the
fifteen men in the county Jail with tes
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The second regular meeting Of the
Wheeling @. L. s, @. was unprecedentedly
large, Both rooms OF the Y. NJ. @. A.
parlors had to be used to accommodate
the attendance. AT the calling Of the
roll the members enthusiastically re.
sponded with quotations selected In ad.
vance. This single feature OF the order
of exercises Is alone full Of as much spice
and variety as a similar length OF q popur
lar lecture. It Is the lively sparkle and
elervesCence Indicating tho quality oil
what follows. The regular lesson,
"The place occupied by woman In the
business world" was next read and dis.
cussCd with on attontivcness that was in
no wise appeased when the time was call.
ed for the next part OF the programme.
It 10 bettGr to stop short Of The point Of
safety than 10 90 beyond, and the ever
renewed appetite for the discussion Of the
topics from evening to evening Ia quite an
evidences Of the state Of the circle with
regard to theprinciplecited. MIR. Guy R. O.
Aliens reading from Dickens, Miss Nellie
Warrep'a plano Improvisation Of Scotch
songs, and Miss Matte Qltman's essay on
Bulgaria and. her late PrinceH were aG
well enjoyed 90 they were rendered
Truly the Wheeling Circle 10 taking nc
steps backward.
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Five cases Lonsdale, Fruit Of Loom ant
Ladles' Choice MuSlins attic.
SToNR & THOMAS.
Fred wardO's Engagement.


From the general interest manifested In
the engagement Of Frederick warde, the
trSgedian, which opens at the Opera
House this evening, Il 10 safe To assume
that the house will be crowded at each Of
Tho three performances, The. sale Of re.
served seats 10 In progress o. Baumer's
music store. Mr.. Watde will give Bhari.
dan Knowles tragedy, "virgihluB," this
evening, Bulwefs "Rlchelleu" tomorrow
afternoon, and damon and PythiAs"
Saturday night, Saturday evening the
Elm Grove Railway will run special
train into the country alter the perform.
ance. On that evening the various lodges
Of knights Of PythlA6 In the city and
vicinity will attend In q body 10 witness
the performance, thus not only enjoying
q dramatic portrayal Of the ihCidenl5 on
which thelf order 10 founded, but showing
n we'll thelf admiration iot The talent Of
! fellow Knight,
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Tho handsomeat line Of Brussels and
FlowerCd Carpets in the city at lowest
price, STONE 4 THoMAa


On Monday night next this famous &C.
treSB, commences three nights engage.
ment at the Grand Opera House. Miss
Taylor 10 said 10 be an actress Of extraor.
binary ability, and one Of the handsomest
dressOrs on thO-gtago. This promises to
DO the society event Of the seasonal she ID
q great isvorlte among the ladies'. Mana.
ger Genther 10 a hustler, and the Grand
under his able management may now be
eald 10 be q frst.ClasS family theatre. He
ls gaining ground every day and the
Grand 10 crowded evety night by the very
best people In the city, He deserves Il,
~ no RquArer man ever lived.
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BRIDGEPORT,
Foraker to Speak Monday Eyonlng-YaF-
lOus Other Notes.

louA VtheF Aoteas
Doctor Cope, Of oOlerain, was in town
yesterday,
The Sherman House is likely to change
hands soon.
Charles Cook returned home from
West Point yesterday.
The O., L, & W. railroad have q large
force at work on their Bellaire extension,
The Standard and EEna mills are run.
ming like clock work with their improved
natural gas arrangements,
Miss Rachel Gibbons, who was hurt by
falling from Q carriage over Deep Run
bridge on last Sunday, is reported to be
seriously hurt.
Louis Richardson, the colored man so
badly injured by q fall from tree, shows
some symptoms Of improvement from the
paralysis from the hurt,
A COW got fastened in the Wheeling
creek railroad bridge last evening, She
was extricated by crowd Of citizens be-
fore train came along.
The horse insurance man did land Of
fee business in Bridgeport, Almost every
horse in town carries fine large insuI-
anCs on his life, The price OF whips will
likely advance.
The Republicans here want the Rspub.
licsus Of Wheeling not to forget that
Ohios gallant Governor ]. B, Foraker,
apeaks at RtnaVille next Monday evening,
| A cordial invitation Is extended to every
lbody TO come and hear the eloquent SOL
der,
The Mammoth skating rink Is now open
on Monday, Friday and Saturday even
ings with good music, On Saturday even.
ling, October 80, grand skating and
dancing carnival will be held at this rink
by the Bridgeport dancing club, There
will be skating from 7 to 0 O'Clock, and
dancing from 0 to l2 o'clock, Music by
Meistera orchestra.
!, Hon, Andrew Roy, ex-State Inspector
J Of Mines In Ohio, will speak to the people
! Lin behalf Of the Republican cause, al
) stewartsville, October 10, and Bridgeport
October is, Mr.. Roy Is thoroughly con
. yerssut with the position OF the two great
: parties in Ohio toward the laboring classes
: and will devote much OF his time to the
> consideration Of this subject. He should
! have good meetings at both points.
Ashas been knownto hisfrisnds Mr.. Alex,
ander Coeu, recently Of Wheeling, now Of
t West Liberty, has been IN declining
? health. At the Sherman House yester'
day DR.. Todd, assisted by DR.. Charles
Frissel, Of Wheeling, and DR.. Wagner, o.
: Bridgeport, performed the tapping, re-
. moving out five quarts Of tenacious ropy
fluid Weighing 49 ounces 10 the quart
The operation left Mr., Ooen very com
Portable with strong hopes Of his ultimate
recovery.
Jesse Pyle, one Of Belmont county,
well known citizens, died on Wednesday
last, after months Of terrible suffering from
y an inveterate disease, 4 post morten
!. held on Sabbath revealed his bladder hat
a become adherent to all It's surrounding
and thickened to an inch and more, from
growth OF suspicious character almos
= completely filling 1t, from which ISSUED
: great quantities Of Offensive puS, which
ives remarkable in quantity Tor month
a past. He finally died Of Pyemis. Thi
!. information ia furnished In answer Il
i numerous inquIries from Mr.. Pyle's neigh
I bors and friends,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ray have gone tc
Rock Island on avislt.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ray have gone TO
Rock Island on avislt.
Mrs. H. Free and daughter, Laura,
have returned from visittO Warrington.
J.R. White and bride were given q
supper at Hyatts last night by the Celum.
bia Club.
Thers will be a temperance meeting at
the South Bellaire NJ, E. Church satur.
day evening.
Mics Mamie Dolan. who has been visit
ing friends In the Fifth ward, has re.
turned to her home In Wheeling.
Miss Bessie Smith, OF Santa Barbara,
CAL, Is a guest at the residence Of her
cousin, Geo, NJ. Woodbridge, Esq,
DR.. @. G. Mccullough and bride left
Immediately after the marriage ceremony
for their home AT WICHITA, Kansas.
Will 9arber, Of Morgan Junction, who
has been working in the B. & o. Express
service here, has been appointed freight
bill clerk west Of the Ohio river.
There is great variety OF opinion
about how much the Job Of carrying tho
should be- woitb. The work Is heavy s,
and lasts from Q o'clock a. m. to II O'Clock
p. m.
E. L. Perrnar, C.&P. ticket agent at
steubenville, was In town yesterday, call.
ing on friends. Matt. Gordon, O. Il p,
ticket agent here, Ia of duty on account
Of Eckless. Mr.. Dawson, OF smith'i
Ferry, 10 asslating In the Office here.
The Board Of Improvement has been
busily engaged in appointing committees
and getting into shape to get to work. The
O., L. & W. trains from Massillon will DO
run through 10 RsllRiyG in q short time
and arrangements are being made TO show
all the City's advantages in good light
the light Of natural gas.
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0. @nuallma & es...GlothIug.
"GundIing > founding"
@GTy

When ready to look at Fall Over
coat or Suit, you will naturally wish to
see the best variety of Ready Made
Garments accessible, To say we have
the most, the best and the cheapest
Clothes, wouldn't prove anything
Let us rather request that after you
have seen other stocks, we will be
allowed to show you ours, II, after
such comparison, your decision is
against us, we'll not complain,
Our position in the retail trade
warrants the statement that buyers OF
Mems and Boys apparel of any kind
hardly dothem 4; justice in making king
selections until they have, at least,
looked at our Stock,
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The case Of Officer Jake Watson
charged with shooting Arthur MCNlCho
with intent to kill, was SGT for hearing Ii
Squire DaviS'O court yesterday, but OWNS
to the uncertainty about McNlCholO con
dition and bis present inability TO appear
II was again postponed, on motion Of
Watson's lawyer, until October %. Hi
bail bond was reduced 10 $500, and 4 new
bond furnished. MCNlChol continues ID
q favorable condition, and oil the ClrCum.
stances surrounding his wound are
tealthiul.
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Rev. D. l.. NIood,'s Work Here.

1t was announced few days since, that
arrangements had almost been perfected
for the appearance here OF the noted
evangelist, Rev. Dwight i, Moody. These
arrangements have since been completed.
Mr.. Moody will be here Saturday, October
80, or the day following, and labor here
for ten days.
II Ira D. sankey gets home from Ell
rope before that time no will probably be
here alao, TO aid the work with his sling.
Ing. The meettngs will probably be held
In the Chspline street rink,
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To-day is the anniversary OF the death
Of Mrs. Ellen Kahn, mother Of RI. Rev.
Bishop Kain. There will be very solemn
and impressive services at the Cathedral
at 8 O'Clock AN. The Bishop will cele.
brate solemn requiem mass. He will be
attended by HIS usual officers, besides
whom number Of the clergy OF the city,
as well IS several from abroad will take
part In the services,
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Hon. N. Goff will address mass meet.
Ing in the Eighth ward Of this city on the
evening Of Monday, October rs. At2 p.
m. Of the same day he will speak at Cam.
eron, Marshall county. On the evening
Of tho following Saturday, October 80, he
will address another meeting In this city,
probably In Capitol Square. lie will be al
New Cumberland on Tuesday October 90, a!
Wellsburg Wednesday, October 81, and
q. Benwood Friday, October 20, oil these
meeting 20 being In the evening.
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A call Is respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ma
chimes, 10 inspect the Standard and
White Sewing Machines. They arc Of
the head OF the list Of first ClaSs machines
and fully guaranteed. Our long expert.
ence In the business enables US to place
before the public machines that BurpasB
anything heretofore offered, and pur.
chAeers will do well TO call upon US before
buying.
We are also The sole agents for the 70.
nowned Caligrarh Typo Writer.
EDWARD l.. RosE & Co.,
No. 81 Twelfth 81.
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BeII1IV INtpthdfnI
N. b. Scott was unanimously rsnoml.
mated ior State Senator by the Republicans
Of the Wheeling district yesterday. He 10
quite popular with his party. MI. Scott
10 President Of the Central glass works,
one Of tho largest table factories Ii The
country, and has hs sloiore served In the
Senate, He will nike q strong candl.
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Tho following letter oil acknowledge
ment was received by his Honor, Mayor
Grub, yesterdays fH
We - 'OV Mayor orrtcr FINANCE Coxai17ur
v 8, ll0DGENs, CHARLESTON KELLEY FuNb
A. S Y; TSIT CRY HAIL. Oct II, 1886
DEAR sIR:-I beg to acknowledge the
receipt Of $lO9.25 from the lcitissns Of
Wheeling, W. Va, for which please &c.
cept our thanks.
HoS ]. W. 6RupR, W. L. CAMPBELL,
Mayor. Treasurer.
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A Baltimore butchers experience: l
have suffered with bad headaches for
years, and have tried many remedies
without obtaining relief. l was advised
10 give Salvation OIL trial, aud It has en-.
titely cured me. Ed. BALrE,
Lafayette Market, Baltimore, Md,
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MISS JENNIE SMITH,
HER FINE MEETINGS YESTERDAY.
The Central Glass Works and Island Hose
House Vlsltsd-Ths Market HOuSs Ser.
yIcss-Last Nights Meeting in the
Ripk-ssrvlcss There To-day

That indeiatigabls woman, Miss Jennie
Smith, held a number Of interesting ser.
vices yesterday, At 10 o'clock a, m, there
was a delightful meeting at the Island
Hose House. A large number were pres
emit aud the spirit was slugularly earnest
and helpful. In the Market House at 8
D, m, there were more than the usual num-
present, and much interest was manifest
ed. at p. IN. Miss Smith and a number
of friends visited the Central Glass Works,
and although unexpected, every courtesy
was shown them, A very impressive ser
vica was held in the warehouse at which
tue eager faces showed how deeply the
employees appreciated the attention,
Such visit to a great factory is an exam.
pie OF the good to be done by attention TO
the people. There Ia a,lsrger church than
can bs pressed into four walls, The
world Is o church to such worker as
Miss Smith, and all the religious workers
can learn lessons from her OF practical in.
huenCe. In the evening a large audience
gathered at the Ohapline Street Rink, and
q number manifested desire for better
life,
ALL,DAY MEETING AT cHAPLINE STREET
RINK, ~.
From nine o'clock this morning until
nine this evening continuous series Of
services WILDE held in the ChaplIne street
rink, The programme was published
yesterday, and 1t Is hoped that all who
were asked to lead can be present. The
leader will change each hour, and each
leader will present the topic he hal
chosen, At four Pm, the W. OF U
will occupy the hour, AS Saturday Ia ea
pecially set apart for prayer b.
tho organization, the service this after
noon will take the place Of thu
services otherwise TO be held on Saturday
afternoon. Mics Jennie Smith will lead al
the members Of the organization ant
Others are asked to be present, A mos
) urgent request Is made Of all temperance
workers to devote this day to the good
! work. They should come for such time
{ as il possible. At eight in the morning
there will be platform meeting for oni
hour.
Meetings will probably be held in the
Chapline street rink on Saturday evening
and Sunday afternt on at four o'clock.
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"a. SatmHu + gr,+-4Glpthtus.
Better Dressed Than Usual.

It'll subject of common remark that the Male portion of
population have shown vastly improved taste in the style
of their Garments within the last years. Their Clothing
there's finish and perfection about their general get up that
time seemed confined to the better desser ohe largest
cities and this holds good with the great majority of the Men
change the better has been mainly effected by the
efforts Of
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Tho following ahows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnopi's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
"a. M Ol'i IL NJ, 7O'i3h M 73'; 7E. NJ,
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AlhsmbrA Palace Rtnk,--on Saturday
evening, October 10Th, pioiegSor Charles
i. Bstkwith, Of New York, champion
chair Jumper Of the world, also fancy
Tick and artistic skater, will Jump over
aud clear sixteen chairs In one single
leap.
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FALL and Winter stock Just received.
A full line Of sultngS, OyetCOntlngs
and panlalOOnings. Also o full llnC Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SulLlngS Speciality. ,,,,., sov,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure watch al once
Oh easy payments. Tall and investigate.
jacob W. GRUBD, JCWClOr,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market Ms,
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W. T. Hoyt 4 Co., Wholesale and retail
druggists, Of Rome, Ga, Sayi We have
been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitten and BnCkleh's Afnica
salve lot two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell az we'll or give such
universal eAtislRCtlon. ThOre have been
some wonderful CURES effected BY these
medicines In this city. Several cases Of
pronounced consumption have been en-.
tlrely cured by the use Of few bolilea al
DF. Kings New Discovery, taken In cor.
neCtlon With Electric Blttstg, We VuAf.
anteO them always. Sold BY Logan I %,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 15.-1A.M--
For Western Pennsylvania, West Wiz.
ginla, fair wheather, rotthweatetly winds,
nnolRr,
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Cent? Fine and Medium grades Of
Shoes In oil the leading styles, o.
L, Y, BLoND's.
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Just opOnsd--27 cases Of Gents' Fine
Shoes, hand and machine made, which
NO offer Of bargain prices, L, Y. BLOND.
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Na,r nnn,l. 1,nn.lrn,I

We are receiving daily lasae invoices Of
shoea Of the leading makers In all sizes
and widths. L. V. BLOND.
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Headquarters for ,hOes Of every dsscrip
ton, at BtoNp's,
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800 pair Gray Blankets at Sl.37i, worth
81, SToNE 4 THOMAS.
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night.
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New 54.lnCh TrlcotS in plain and mix.
lures, zoo, worth 81. SroNE ( THOMAS.
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The best Tapestry Brussels at $50.
SToNR 4 ThoMAB