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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-07

THE following sleeping car arrangements
are now in force on the Baltimore & Ohio
and Midland railroad:
Nos. 5 and 0 will carry sleeping cars be.
tween Baltimore and Chicago, via Newark
and Chicago Junction.
Nos. 8 and A will carry sleeping cars be-
tween Baltimore and OhicIgo, they will
run via Columbus and Fostoria, over G.,
II. '. &T, RI
Trains 105 and 100 will carry sleeping
cars between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
via the Midland railroad.
Trains 1903 and LOG, on the Midland road,
will carrysleeplng cars between Columbus
and ST. Louis.
The sleeping car between Columbus and
st. Louis connects In Union Depot, at COL
umbus, with sleeping cars to and from
Baltimore; the sleeping car from st. Louis
also connects In Union Depot, Columbus,
with sleeping car for Chicago,
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LEBANON, Pa, June 6.-The works Of
the Pennsylvania Bolt and Nut Company,
the largest Of the kind in the country, were
destroyed by fire to-day. Four large brick
buildings were consumed with all their
contents, embracing q large amount Of
finished stock and valuable machinery.
The loss is about $4,000; and 10 covered
by insurance. About $50 men are thrown
out Of work. The cause Of the Are Is un.
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COL. POORMAN's CANDlDAoY
For Congress Oyer tho kiVor-Hs KnO'
What He Wants,

For Congress Oyer tho kivor-Hs Know
What He Wants.
Col, @. L, POorman was interviewed by
the Cincinnati Enquirer's correspondent
who Is o doing up the Seventeenth
Congressional district. Being asked II he
was a candidate for Congress, the Colonel
responded:
II am. Like widow with a pleasant
matrimonial experience, I know what l
want. / thought that | was out Of politics
for good and oil some years ago, but last
year against my wishes and protests | wag
nominated for the Legislature, and now !
suspect | am back in politics in earnest
for some time 10 come ut least"
"But Just before the Legislature adj
journed it was understood, and,irom your
self, too, that you were not in the field for
CongresB2"
"That Is true, but circumstances alter
cases. Had Colonel Taylor been in the
field alone I should not have entered the
lists as a candidate but when l saw Mr.,
Bingham in the field, and discovered that
~ Whb - ll6Glul1All lAGpl 1 h4ANo hF NY
mind at once that ! would take q hand,
too"
"What are your prospects for the dele
CATION from B8lmont2"
II regard them as good, and believe that
1 will get the entire delegation without
much OF a contest. There are two places
in the county Barnesville and Martins
Ferry-where Taylor has q good deal Of
strength, and will make a warm contest"
"Then Colonel Taylor is not liable to
capture many Of the delegates from you
In your own county,"
"Well, l think not. He has iriendS in
Belmont county, aud enemies, too"
"Is there any sentiment here for Bling.
ham"
"Not that l know ot-not that l have
heard Of"
"How about Bingham, anyhow"
HE is not the candidate OF the people
OF the district half as much as he Is the
candidate Of outsiders. 1t ia the outsiders
who are 30 anxious to make a fresh Con-
gresham out Of MI. Bingham. Right here
at home the people are not so dreadiully
excited about him."
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r1Rsr p1oop ToN wnFr1lNa


Wrought Pipes Made Of the RIversld,
Company'S steel,
cold ShOrt' IN 81 L9ua Age Of Sci.
have alluded in several Of my letter.
to the rapid and advantageous displAce.
ment Of iron by steel, as the better ma.
terial from which to manufacture special
forms as well as standard productions.
Following up this line Of facts I WA
shown a day or two ago some specimens
Of wrought pipe made out Of Riverside
steel skelp. The samples aCled on were
Pinch pipe, and they we're bent aud
curved Into the shape Of the figure 8
without tho slightest flaw appearing ID
the weld. This Is a crucial test and Mr..
Frank Hearne, the general manager, told
me that he had them subjected 10 the
further Test oil the Bteam hammer and
only alter repeated blows fractures ap.
peafed In the solid body Of the pipe, tie
weldg remaining intact. The pieces
tested were Of both buttwelded and Lap.
welded pipe.
This ID another important innovation,
and this time Wheeling claims lFBt blood,
Che is coming to the front bravely, and
her claims are attracting widely extended
interest PittSbutgh's unequaled and uni.
VERBALLY conceded advantages have made
her p%re.emlnent, but had they been suffer.
ed to remain undeveloped aud unheralded
she would have never achieved her pres.
emit distlnCtlon,
There 10 not a sOlntilla OIL difference be.
tween Plttsbutgh's present and pro.
speCtiye advantages and those which
Wheeling ig developing and will have Ii
lull Tuition by the Let Of September next,
The necessary enterprise has also been Ii
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Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. D. @. Gallaher, the well.known
Democratic politician Of Charleston, Is the
guest Of Wheeling friends.
Mrs. A. O. McMsChan and Miss
McMeChan, OF Washington, Pa, were at
the Mcclure house yesterday.
President Scott, OF the Central Glass
Works, left last evening on the B. 4 o.
limited for Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Mrs. Cochin, widow Of Dr.. Cochin, for
many years q faithful missionary in Pc
kin, Is visiting Mrs. Judge Boyd, Of Six.
teenth street.
Mr. j. D. Weeks, Of Pittsburgh, editor
OF the american Manufacturer, was In the
city Saturday on his way homo from
Moundsville, where he had been to look
after his investment in the Kloman mill.
Mr.. Lewis Baker, H., Of the St. Paul
Globe, who came on with his friend, Mr..
X. P. Camden, to attend this spilman.
Camden wedding at Parkersburg, left here
for home Saturday evening, after having
spent two days with old friends and &C.
OuaintAnCes.
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surREMn coUNr or ArpEALs.

The HuSlne.S Transacted at Saturdays
Session.
This Court met at 10 o'clock Saturday,
all the Judges being present.
Wadsworth VI Hall, from Harrison
county; writ OF error and stpersedeas al
lowed; bond 500.
woodward v. Chesapeake & Ohio Rail.
road Company, from Uabell county; writ
Of error and supersedeas allowed; bond
1880.
BruG, Maddox 4 Faulkner v. Hearne ct
al, from Mercer county; appeal and su.
peraedeas refused.
johnson v. Shoemaker, from Kanawha
county appeal and superssdeas refused.
Laidley v. Rufiner Bros, from Kanawha
county; appeal and supersedeas refused.
Butley v. CoCkayno, from Marshall
county appeal and supersedeas refused.
shroyer v. Knots, from Taylor county;
petition for appeal refused.
DiCkisCheid v. Russell, from the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county; submitted.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock,
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BsIIairO.

hbllhlEot
The base ball players want an inClosed
ground.
Charles LsRoche Is home from a visit to
Cincinnati.
There will be something over fifty
saloons here under the new law.
Mrs. Pearsondied OF consumption, Satur.
day night, at her home In Horns add.
ton.
Miss Allie Rankin, who has been teach.
ing school at Cambridge, Is home for the
summer.
There was a temperance prayer meet.
ing at the South Bellaire church yesterday
afternoon.
s. II, Lee was suddenly called to Rich.
land township yesterday by the death Of
his mother.
DR.. J.F. Smith, the dentist, will leave
Bellaire. Winfield Robinson will con.
tinue the business.
Misses Myrts and Grace Keller daugh.
tiers Of Rev. K. F. Keller, have been very
low with fever, but are getting better.
The colored school had an entertain.
ment at City Hall Saturday night to cele.
brate the close Of another school year.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown preached an ami.
yersary sermon at the Second Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning. The church
has been organized Eve years.
The Gtna glass works has had to quit
work for repairs sooner than was intended,
as 1t was found impossible to keep the
furnace In repair while running.
Peter Manly, who was struck in the
small Of the back by a heavy piece ofiron
from the exploded locomotive Thursday,
Is now hardly expected to recover. He
was not thought to be badly injured at
the time aad walked home apparently all
right, but he soon discovered Internal In.
iuries Of a very serious character.
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TIE STATE.
Accidents and IaGldonts in WsSt vIrEinia
and Vicinity.

and Vicinity.
James Burrows, residing in Mason
county, was instantly killed by lightning
Friday during a thunder storm,
Ed. Dllls, who was 50 badly injured at
Point Pleasant by being crushed between
two coal baTges some days ago, died from
his injuries at his home in Petersburg,
where he was removed alter receiving his
hurt.
Deputy United States Marshal Mehen
arrested Herbert Boone in Jackson county
an q charge Of Illicit distilling. Boone
was q citizen OF Preston county at the time
OF the alleged crime. Hedisappeared and
was lost to the officers for some time, until
his discovery by Officer Mehen.
Jerry Parsons, q notorious citizen Of
Calhoun county, who, with . man named
Anley, stole a number Of fine horses in
Writ county several years ago and
escaped, was captured Friday on West
Fork, alter q long chase, and taken to
Writ Court House and placed in jail.
VIII Beeler, the eighteen-year-old SON Of
Mr.. o. w. Beeler, Of PRrkersburR, eloped
with o girl OF sixteen, May Bosworth, OF
Scotia and vent to Aberdeen, Where they
were married, William returned home
to Parkeraburg, while his youthful bride
went to her home. The old folks have
concluded to make the best oft,
The vote in Calhoun county on the
subscription OF $4,000 to the Chicago,
Parkersburg 4 Norfolk, resulted in .
majority OF over thrae'fiths in favor Of
the subscription. Roans county also
voted on a subscription to the Ravens
wood, Spencer and Glenyille Narrow
gusgs railroad. The subscription was car
RED by an immense majority, Gilmer
county voted on the same day on a sub
sCription to the @, p, & N. Tailrasd Of $751;
900, and carried the proposition by q vote
OF at least three to one
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ANoTnER aA,snR spRUcK.
Tho West Virginia COMPANY gets u good dow
nsAr Hickory,

The local officials Of the West Virginia
Natural Gas Company received word last
evening from Superintendent Lambing
that a large gasser had been struck by the
company's drilleri on the McCarrell farm,
in Washington county. This we'll is stu.
ated in the famous Hickory territory, The
company has several hundred acres leased
in that section OF the county, but this is
the first we'll they have put down. The
we'll Is about twenty-eight miles from this
city and about seven and one.hSlf miles
beyond Tsylorstown, where the Nc.
MRnus we'll Is located; this ia the
well which came in about two weeks ago,
mention OF which was made at theGime, 1t
Is only about tweuty.one miles from here,
The MCCarrell well ia at the apex OF 9
triangle formed with Washington and
Taylorstown as the bases, The depth the
drill had reached in the McManus we'll
when gas was struck was about 100 feet.
In the MCCarrell well the drill Is down q
little ovsr 1900 feet. Both wells Rre'to be
drilled down to the Gordon sand, which Is
reached at a depth OF about 1900 feet,
These first flows, especially the n
struck yesterday, are 80 much stronger
than anticipated that wonderful results
are looked for when the main sand is
reached,
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The meetings conducted by Misses Jen.
ME Smith and Addis Sherman Saturday
and yesterday showed still increasing in
terest. The meeting at the Capitol rink
last night was especially earnest and
fruitful Of good results. The large rink
was almost packed with people, and the
deepest religious interest prevailed.
Never wss q nor solemn, intensely
earnest revival meeting witnessed In
Wheeling.
To-day at noon q meeting will be held
at the b. & O, shops. At 2 and 1880 r. NJ.
meetings will DO held at the Capitol rink,
Misses Smith and Sherman being present
at both. These two earnest evangelists
will remain in tho city and continue their
work throughout the week,
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And thus protect your wife and children
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes,
The average cost last year in the Ohio
Valley was less than that Of any other lie
insurance company or society in tho coun-
try. The Ohio Valley has In eight years
paid over 100000 dollars 10 widows and or
plants Of deceased members. The year
1885, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
tue most prosperous year in It's history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free Of charge, For further information
enquire at the Office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
street.
GIN. 1. H. DuvA1, Pres.
". Q. HASDLAN, Sec.
I. II. LOGAN, Treas.
I. i. CAMPBELL, M. D.,
Medical Director,
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Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dispaich says:
About 2 o'clock this morning a telegram
from Cleveland was received at the
Mayors office requesting that q lookout
be kept for the daughter Of Captain Daniel
Donahue, who Is missing. She Is IL years
old, rather large for her age, bald.headed
and weak.minded When last seen she
was getting on board a train for Wheeling.
She has either strayed away or been
stolen,
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To he Editor Of iK IRtElt0Encer.
Sir: The Pittsburgh Sunday Leader Of
to-day has the following: :.
WHEELING, W. VA, June 5.-The feed.
er.nailers gave a largely attended exCur.
sion at Cressp's grove, two miles below
the. city to-day. The glasg.blowers, at
Bellaire, also gave a picnic al q grove
about a half mile away from the grove
occupied by the Wheeling people. Dur.
Ing tho day q large number Of the feeder
nailers invaded the Bellaire crowds camp
and were saluted with wild yells Of
"blaCk.sheep" and epithets Of an unCom.
%pllmentary nature. AS both sides had
made full use Of beer, a free.fof.all fight
took place between about fifty Of the men,
resulting In some dozen Of the men reCeiv-
ing terrible punishment. B.
The undersigned committed Of arrange
ments for the Independent Nail.ieeders'
Union No. / picnic at OresRp's grove on
Saturday desire to say that the above Is a
malicious lie without any foundation In
fact. The picnic was quiet and orderly,
there being nothing oil the slightest kind
OF q disturbance all day. Not o drop OF
beer or any other liquor was sold or
drank on the boat nor on the grounds,
and there was not an intoxicated person
on the grounds nor on tho Telegram.
For the truth Of these statements we
refer by permission 10 Capt. Booth, Of
tho Telegram, D. O. Kellar, the pilot,
Prof. Joe Kramer, leader Of the band, and
Friend Cox, proprietor OF the grove.
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The Ohio Valley Gas Company on Friday
struck another gasser on the Latham farm,
in Hancock county, opposite Wellsville,
that promises to be the greatest strike In
that vicinity. The new we'll Ia about
three.quarters Of a mile from the big Mil.
Ter gusher, This Is the sixth well sunk
by the company, four Of which are pro-
ducing,
The past week was q very uneventful
one in the Washington field, but some i'm
portant Developments are predicted this
week.
The work on the West Virginia Com.
pany's piece Of pipe on Fourteenth street
Is all done but filling the trench. The
Manufacturers pipe atlll lacks the boxing
around the joints,
The next pipe laying in the city will
probably not be begun before Wednesday,
and will most likely be on South EOf
street,
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Wheeling, June 0.


has often been said when speaking Of con.
ducting any business on a Slrictiy cdSh ba.
SIS In the face oil this oft repeated US.
settion We have not only cast the lie, but
we are makingA success Of II, as hundreds
Of happy patrons can testify. Our BUSH
ness has alfeadyinCteased one hall over last
year and Is btlll booming. The people are
Learning that II pdya them TO p%attonlse' q
house whose motto is "Pay 90 you Co."
whether buying or selling that guatan.
tees everything 10 be Just as represented
that cheeriully returns your money ifthey
can't suit you that wants mol he earth,
but only The pritis0s Of Rvin0 on IL Such q
ID bruNB's CASH BHoE 9roRE,
1044 Main street,
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The following transfers Of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
Saturdays
Deed made June 5, 1885, by Margaret
A, Geyer aud Dana l., Geyef, her hus.
band, 10 W. L. Exley, for the eastern 81
feet 5 inches Of lot No, 20, In Michael Ora.
hams addition.
Deed made November 2, 1856, by Wiley
Parker and wife TO William OhvSser, for
a piece Of land In Liberty district, con.
tanning 80 rods, more or less. C%onsidsra-
tion, $500.
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AniniAni nnlisd nn ihe Hi.

Last night some boys playing about on
the hill near the Coloted school house
found q colored baby which had been
lightly covered with earth, In a small
wooden box. In the box was Q news
paper oil the date Of May 10. Coroner
Schultz was notified, but before any di.
teCtlons were received the infant was 10.
buried where Il was found, but deeper.
Whether the child had been killed, How
old II was, or who put II there could not
even be Coniectuted, % no physician OK.
AHMED II.
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Gtp G~tttdl9emer.
0Icoi NoS. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.


Notlce-Wheeling Lodge No. Is, b, i, 0, Elk1.
Fur observation-disclosures Andes.
Commissioners SAle-G. L. Cfanmer.
JeWutts ReirlgeTRtOrs aud Ice Chests,
Slr Knights, for steub9nYllle.
Delay Is DANGEROUSLY, II. List.
Attention, ST. KLights-D. Gundling d 20.
Myles' Art studio.
Grand COuCert-Ek Lodge No. S, D. Z,
Excursion Parties Take Notice.
Sterling silver and Fine China Wedding Gllts.
Respectable Drugglslh-BenS0n Capolne FIaster'
Tower Mint CuTe-Thitd page,
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TIE ZANE sTiLEEr cnunon.
The Sunday Schools Annual jug BrsakibS
Yesterday,

YOstordAy,
The Zane Street NJ. Z. Sabbath school
yesterday held lie annual commencement
exercises. The school room was hand.
somely decorated with flowers and ever.
greens, and from all wa heard expires.
Bions Of praise as the large audience
passed around viewing the designs and
decorations at the close Of the services.
A large floral design Of "TheN Gates
Ajar" made Of %evergreens trimmed with
white flowers was the prettlest sight. An.
other one, a floral cross seven feet In
height was very pretty.
The class designs were handsomely
gotten up, and a. the Offering Of each
class was announced, these we're .pte.
sented, together with the scripture text
illustrated by the designs.
The "jhg breaking" took place Oh Fri.
day evening, and the amount realized
from this source was $2lS II; class doha.
tiohs, $20b " collections during the year,
1924 CO., donations In infant department,
$60j making q total amount Of SOS 90.
The school promised to raise during the
year $500 Tor the parsonage fund, and
thslr friends SIS % was raised dutiBstks
year,
Edward Redman received the atst prize,
having the largest amount In a single Jug,
$27 86j Jessie Hubbard had the next
largest, SIS 30. Mrs, II. Ramps class was
the recipient Of the prize banner, having
contributed the sum Of 1927 81 during the
year.
The services Of the day will be long re.
BY all present, and the school
the new year with flying Colofa
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YOU are cordially invited to call al our
BaleBroom and examine the Standard 10.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
e9t, easiest and stlllest running machine
the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines
Write for catalogues.
EDw. l.. Ross 4 Co.
% Twelfth street.
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l.s .aOod Coypel ptyaoodsLhechenpssL


by taking The l;47 r. NJ. (city tlne)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland al B;26 p.
NJ, and UhiCago at O.3O the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot Chicago, Tor all points west
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure u watch Of once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRuBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., june I'll a. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, generally fair
weather, nearly stationary temperature,
variable winds.
ForOhio and West Virginia fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, variable
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m, okio Hot.e Tblot caught here.

A speclal dispatch from MillsrsbutE
Ohio, 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer says
Nathan Bell, the notorious horse-thiet,
captured al Wheeling, w. Va, and un'
der two indictments for demonstrating,
pleaded guilty 10 both in the Common
Pleas Court this morning, and Judge. stil.
we'll gave him FIVE yeata on one and two
on the other. Under the parole law this
will rive him about Ave years on both,
andthe public generally, thlhkth q small
sentence for 90 hardened q criminal.
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WEAR Babtlggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. AL sizes ut
u. HESS L. sons.
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Zeal Estate.
FOR SALE.

Dwelling No, Oi TwontyEecond AL Price NG"%
Dwelling No. gia Market street, hall lOA wv
bn1All frame house and stable; price kaO, ..,..
Many other dtIlfable Houses and rams I'""
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GREAT reduction In the price Of Cabl.
net photographs at PAltSONS'
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CelYed. An elegant and complete line o.
Suitings, pantalOOAings and OyerC0at-
lngs, which we will make up In the best
''' A'' - .: HESS 4 SONS,
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THE FEMALE COLLEGE
coaIMENonMnNT IS cOMMENcED
with the BAOORIAursats sermon, Preached
By Rev. DR.. Cunningham, at h First
Presbyterian Church last Evsuing-A
WlAo Talk to the Young Ladies.

Last evening Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunning
ham, pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church, preached from his pulpit the BAG
cslsureats mi to the senior class Of
the Female College, which is to graduate
next Wednesday evening, A number OF
the other churches did not hold services
in order that their congregations might
listen to this discourse, and the result was
that the large and handsome edi6ce has
filled to almost its fullest capacity. The
graduating class and anumber OF other
students, accompanied by Prof. Brown,
the able head Of the College, occupied
seats that we're reserved for them imme-
diately in front Of the pulpit, DR.. Gun,
ningham's discourse was very plain and
practical, full OF truths deserving thought
lul consideration, and was listened TO with
marked attention.
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GREAT reduction in the price Of Cabl.
not Photographs ut PAltSONS'.
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GREAT reduction In the price Of Cabi.
net Photographs at PARSONS'.