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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-07
LOCAL nILEYrrIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment in aud: About
the City,

Matters OF Minor Moment in aud: About
the City,
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
MAYGR's orchestra played for 3 private
hop on the South Side lust night, and his
band will play for picnic on the State
Fair Grounds to-day.
TIE river was still falling at this point
lait evening, the marka indicating depth
In the channel oil feet inches. Business
was dull during the day on the leyee.
Tue old soldiers OF the Eighth ward will
meet tonight at D. Farrol'S place, corner
OF Thirty-hi!h aud Jacob streets for the
purpose Of organizing g, A. r. Post.
THR surviving members OF Capt. John
Carlin's old battery, "D", have been called
TO meet at Lincoln Club Monday night to
make arrangements for the coming re-
union.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord u deed made July 81, by A, j. New
land and wife, Of Martins Ferry, to An
drew Welsh, in consideration OF $3.50, Tor
lott 10 gquare ~, in South Wheeling.
The returns OF the enumeratorB OF the
youth OF school ago In the city shown
the aggregate an increase in the number
o. youth OF S0i over the census Of 1885.
This Is another forCiblo reioinder to the
Croaker's lamentations.
Tue Wheeling Turnverein leavea at 10
o'clock this afternoon on the p, W. Il
Ky. road for the funniest at Johnstown.
They will be joined by the Steubenyllle
Turner's at that point, tho latter taking
with them q fine brass band.
TIE "Housewlie's Book OF Labels for
Preserves and Jellies" advertised in this
Issue Is an excellent thing. 1t contains
a largo number OF printed labels IN sheets
that are perforated aud gummel, ready to
be stuck on any kind oil preserve or jolly
known. Being in book form they can be
easily kept and used.
tbs meetings held at the Y. NJ. @. A.
building,at s o'clock Saturday evenings
and 4 o'clock Sunday afternoons arc well
attended during the summer, and arc en-.
joyed by the young men. The meeting
tomorrow afternoon will be addressed by
w. ]. W. CoTden, Esq. All young men
are always welcome.
A SPIRITED little scrapping match took
place on the Lower Market square at dusk
last right, between Joseph Hague, q
ieeder.nailer, aud Patsy Gavin, well,
known South Side saloonist, in which the
former was done up to the Queens taste.
The trouble originated through an old
ieud, the iosder.nailer being the aggressor
last night. using language that compelled
Gavin to strike him. Both men were
arrested, but furnished bail and were re.
leased.
COMMISSIONERS srocxLR, who recently
had his log amputated, took an airing on
crutches for the first time yesterday since
his long confinement. In crossing an alley
his crltChes slipped, throwing him to the
ground with considerable force, breaking
open the lately healed stump. He was as.
sisted 10 his home by friends, but tainted
twlce from pain and loss Of blood before
he was relieved by an attending physician.
Owing TO his delicate condition his In.
iuries are considered serious.
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TIE TRI.sTATE REuNIoN.
Encouraging Results of the Meeting ut tho
Court blouse Last Night.

Court lIIOuse Last Night,
The meeting Of citizens and soldiers at
the Court House last evening was called
to order by eleCting James R, CoWdep to
the chair. Q. Z, Irwin was continued as
Secretary, The chairman Of the Finance
Committee made a report that sufficient
funds for the reunion would be raised
without fail, when motion was offered
to receive the report and continue the
committee,
George Clark was added to the sub
Committee on Finance for the Sixth ward,
A motion was adopted, after discussion,
that the reunion be held on Wednesday
and Thursday, September % and 49, 1885,
A motion was adopted that this Ia in.
tended to be reunion OF the soldiers oil
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
and that allsOldiers in the vicinity be in
vited to attend,
1t was ordered that the Committees on
Finance and Arrangements hold meet
ing next Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock,
at 1926 Market street,
A committee OF four was ordered TO be
appointed by the Committee OF Arrange,
ments, to attend the meeting Of the So
oiety OF the Army Of West Virginia at
Portsmouth, o., and extend an invitation
to that body TO hold their next meeting at
this place,
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
the call oil the chairman Of the Committee
Of Arrangements,
The Board Of Directors oil the Chamber
OF Commerce held q meeting yesterday
afternoon and decided to call a meeting
OF the Chamber Of Commerce for next
Thursday afternoon, at which time the
subject OF the proposed reunion will be
taken under consideration, The Commit
tee OF Arrangements OF the reunion will
be represented at this meeting,
The banner contribution to the reunion
fund was made by the workmen employ
ed ut the Crescent mill, and the boys
showed q mos. Commendable interest in
the proposed gathering, This contribu'
ton. exceeded 500,
The subscrlptiousso far reported, foot up
about 5000, with several wards and dis
tricts to hear from, and the Finance Com
mittee feel assured that sufficient amount
to detray all necessary expenses will be
secured.
The principal reason for not fixing the
date Of the reunion during exposition
week was, that 1t would conflict with the
meeting OF the Society Of the Army OIL
West Virginia at Portsmouth, o.
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1.-THE Kuken Klubn EayO charming
little driving party out the ST. ClairsvillC
road last night in honor Of Mr., Ulysses Gar.
lin and Miss sAlio Sweeney, two popular
members Of the organization who have
lately returned from extended Bojourps In
distant cities. The threatening weather
had no effect on tho young folks, who
turned out In round numbers, happily
reaching the National Hotel, their desti.
nation, In time 10 escape The
ahowof. Alter enjoying we'll served and
excellSnlly prepared supper, an I'm.
ntoniptti dance was given ID the hotel par.
iofs, lasting I'LL the rain had abated, when
ihe vehicles were boarded and a Ro.As.
yOu.ploass race through the mud for home
InAupufated.
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A IIurl,x 1lrnnh. Down.

About twenty minutes past O'Clock
this morning, as Mr.. Ulysses Carlin was
driving on Virginia street, Island, on hi
was home from st. ClGifsville, where he
had been as one Of the driving party that
went out last evening, the front wheels oil
his buggy parted from the rest Of tho vehi
Gle by the breaking Of q pin and threw
him and the lady with him, out on the
pavement, bruising them considerable but
doing no serious damage. The horse be-.
came frightened and came over tho bridge
at q break.neck speed. Mr. Carlln and
the lady were picked up and taken homt
by others Of tho party. Tho horse wal
afterwards caught on Chapline street.
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GRAND EXCURSION.
Oil City, Lake chagtauQua, ButInlo, Niagara
FnllA md Toronto.

oil City, Lake Cha1tRuqua, Buifalo, Niagara
Falls and Toronto.
The ChcapcSt and Best Summer Ercursion vel
offered. Niagara Falls and return, 81.
The Allegheny Valley railroad people
seem determined to Guido all former. ei.
forts this summer with this excursion,
their latest being q trip to Niagara Falls
and return on Tuesday next, August 10,
for the extraordinary low rate OF 81 for the
round trip.
The excursion will leave Union Depot,
Plttsburgh, by special train. The route
being frat to Lake Chautauqua, thence
along the shores OF beautiful Lake Erie,
tranaversing the line Of the Allegheny
Valley railroad and Buffalo, New York
and Philadelphia lineB 10 buffalo, from
which point the excursion will pass over
the rails OF the New York Central & Hud-
son River railroad, (the great through four
tracked road from New York to Buffalo
to the Falls Of Niagara.
Those wishing to enjoy the delightful
pleasure oil ride on one OF the magnin.
cent Lake steamers can purchase their
ticket to Toronto for S. for tho round trip
from Pittsburgh and they will then take a
Palace steamer at Lewiston and cross Lake
0ntaria 70 the Queen City Of Canada, To.
ronto. BY this line you avoid the un.
pleasantneBs Of changing cars, and one
great point with oil excursions gotten
up by the Valley road is that authorized
agents Of the road always accom-.
pany excursion parties. The scenery
along the entire route is one picture Of
ever changing loveliness.
II Is hardly possible that such another
opportunity will be offered this season, 70
II you are contemplating o summer trip,
do not allow this one to escape you.
Arrangements have been made with
leading hotels at Lake Ohautauqua, Niagara
Falls and Toronto for the excurBionistS at
special reduced rates.
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DR.. Hobson, Of Flushing, was in the city
yesterday. :.
Yesterday was pay day on the c., L.
DE-. L. T. Wells, Of Bellsire, was assist.
ing his brother Ed. here yesterday.
Tho O., L. & W. road disposed Of IS ex.
cursion tickets yesterday from Bridgeport,
2. D. Brannum, wife and child, oil Pitts,
burgh, are visiting A. Brannum, Of Kirk.
wood.
Quarterly meeting will be held at tho
NJ. Z. church Sunday and the usual BOr.
vices at the other churches.
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AnouT rEopLE.
Strangers iii tho CITY and Wheeling Folks
Ahrnn1

Strangers III tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
j. NJ. Hartley, oil Fairmont, 10 in the
city,
Hon. Daniel B. Lucas Is at the Mcclure
house.
MrJ. s. Robinson, Of Warrington, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. George PAUL is at Mountain Lake
Park spending the heated term.
Miss Jennie MCCurdy and brother,
Charlie, are visiting Mr.. Charles Posts
family at Little Washington.
Miss Mai Forbes, Of Elm Grove, IL
spending the summer at Mountain Lake
Park at the Allegheny House.
Prof.. II. j. Atbenz returned yesterday
after having visited relatives and friends
in Missouri, Kansas City and Chicago.
Mr.. I. Hill Marshall, Of the State Audi.
tors clerical force, arrived In the city yes.
terday on o flying business trip from
Charleston.
Mrs. Samuel LauEhlin and Misses Mat.
tie Wright and Title Burke returned from
Lake Chautauqua Thursday night, where
they have been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. A. Greenwood has returned TO her
home after q weeks visit with Mrs. II. +.
Dobbs, In Wheeling. Miss Hottie Wood
and Laura Crayton, Of Wheeling are visit.
Ing the Misses Wood, Of Rose Hill.-
Bsiiairc Independent.
A dispatch from Washington Gays that
Hon. Joseph y. Miller, United States
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, has
returned TO Washington from his home
In West Virginia, where no was called by
the death Of his father
Miss Virginia Pendleton entertained a
number Of her friends at her home on
Twelfth street last evening. It was an In.
formal little affair, but none the less en-.
joyAble for that. II was given In honor Of
the Misses Loring, who are her guests for
few days.
Mrs. RsbeCca Westwood, Of st. John,
Kansas, who for the past five weeks has
been visiting friends In the city aud
vicinity, left Tor homo Thursday morning
on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati 4 ST. Louis
Railway, accompanied BY Miss Celia
Dhllsr, Of this city, who In the future
will make her home In the riCh and beau.
tiiul Arkansas valley oil the suntower
State.
Df, A. +. Gasmire, who loves To llsh as
well "a any man, has Just returned from
an excursion with friend 10 the head.
waters Of Weeeling Greek, The doctor
was interviewed about hls success In
landing bass, and II IL imagined that the
peCullaritlOs Of his profession enabled him
TO jerk out % many bass a. he reports,
aud tho aAibbr Is certainly large.
Tnn heat g % lAdlnhl nhna In The Elnln
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James Murrln, pipe.liner Was paid Of
Wednesday evening In company with the
rest Of the gang. He Immediately got Oh
a big spree, keeping up the racket till he
lost all recollection Of himself or actions,
till he came too yesterday morning in a
boardyard on Twenty.third street. An ex.
animation Of his pockets showed that he
had been robbed, the thieves in addition
to his entire wages, relieving him Of q
silver watch and chain. Murrin had q
dim recollection OF being led away from Q
saloon and entering the board yard where
he sank to tho ground,
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THE ANcIENTNRADlC ORDER.
ANow Masonic body Organized In Wheel,
Ing-Its Officers,


a Now Masonic DOdy Organized In Wheel
InG-Its Officers.
Tho Ancient Arabic Order OF the Noblet
Of the Mystic Shrine was formed A. D
G5G by the son,in.law OF tho Prophet Mo
manned, originally to dispense justice
and execute punishment upon criminals
who escape their just deserts through the
tardineBs of courts, md to promote re-
ligiouS federation among cultured men Of
all nations. Tho degree can only BIO con,
ferred upon those who have received the
knight Templar degree, or thirty.seCond
degree, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Masons. Ills said to be one Of the finest
Masonic orders ever introduced into this
county. A Temple has been opened here
called "0Jlrls," the Imperial Potentate fol
tho United States, Sam Briggs, Of Oleve'
land, Ohio, initiating o number Of the
brethren Into the order, and the follow
ing officers were elected last night:
Grand POtentate-Alired PAUL.
Chief llabban-A, j. Sweeney.
Assistant Rahban-R. j. smyth.
High Priest and Prophets. u. Mc0or.
mick.
Oriental Gulde-w. NJ. BOUCHER.
Treasurer-G. W. Atkinson.
ReCorder-M. r Wolf.
First Ceremonial Master-A. A, Franz
helm.
Second Ceremonial Master-F. W. War
Marshal-F. ]. Norton.
Captain Of the euard-J, A. Il. Par.
sons.
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Mics Amy Savage gave delightful little
garden iete last night, at the residence oil
her grandfather Dr.. J. q. Campbsll, three
miles out tho Bethany pike. The affair
was complimentary to Miss Reta Leonard,
q charming Parkersburg lady, who is the
guest Of Miss Savage. The guests, mum.
boring between thirty and forty, were
mainly from the city, going out in the
large bus "pr. Hullhen."
The beautiful lawn that surrounds the
hospitable old southern mansion was
decorated with countless Japanese Ian.
terms, whose soft mellow light set of to
great advantage the light tollettes OF the
lady promenaders. Within the large
parlors, which were tastefully decorated
with choice flowers, dancing reigned
supreme, Professor Killmyer occupying
the piano and rendering waltses and Ian.
GERS with his old irreaIstable skill. At II
o'clock bountiiul supper was served and
duly appreciated. After this pleasant in.
terval dancing was resumed and continued
till 2 A. IL, before adleux were spoken to
the courteous young hostess and the bus
boarded for home. A heavy shower came
up about 10 o'clock and deluged the
grounds, making promenadtng an lmpos.
sibility. This slight drawback was hardly
noticed by the guests as the spacious old
halls and portiCos furnished an abundance
Of room and innumerable cosy little re.
treats for tete.a.tetes,
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LADIES fue custom made lace CATERS
q 10 Sl-76C, worth 50 IS,
SToNE's CASH SHoR SroRE,

YOU are cordially invited To call at our
Balesroom and examine the Standard Ro-
tSty Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
egt, easiest and stlllest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines aud the Cali
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Wrlte for catalogues.
So Twelfth street,
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TWENTY per week will carry 900 accident policy with @ v
indemnity in THE United STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION prh
occupation $S will for in advance which deposit v
given Thousands pay in this way and thus objection m
assessments All advance payments placed Trust Fund the Ninth National
Bank and Central Trust Company
Its not possbto make good Investment other %
ing policy this Association which the cheapest largest and the world
Statistics show that wenour times liable accident Won,
dwelling to bum Over 100000 losses have been paid during tho past twelve
months No valid claim remains due and unpaid,
Over thirty thousand leading business the United States are
bers OF tho Association
CHARLES b. PEET, JAS. II. PITCHER
PRESIDENT ErRe7,vy
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Ing q billy struck him Immediately in tba
forehead, aud he fell unconscious, SoTS '
hours later he returned to ConsCop,up;'
and his wounds were washed, aud he M
made as comfortable as possible and 0s,j,l'
ed to his home in Wheeling, Mr. HOetiSs,
had no valuables with the exception III,
dollars and forty cents, Tho robb,m "a,
lleved his pocket-book Of the six dollar
but the change being in another pOCEet
they failed to discover it,
Go to the Big Shoe House for ,hoW,
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ties in their struggle for the redress Of
Irish grievances. The following dispatch
was sent to Mr.. Parpell:
"Parnsll, House Of Commons, London;
Have this day transmitted to trustees
sixty thousand dnlarH, The LsRgus in
America relaxss no efoTt,-knows no dis
may, (sIgpedl o'RElLLY,
Treasurer,
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dissolution a1ottces.
DISSOLUTION.

~ 4-N
Tho Grm Of GREER 4 LANG, consisting b.
Greer Alexander IAing, Win. Cruick'hsnE and "
d. Mcllwaln, Il this day dissolved by muta. eon'
sent, Nj, Acllwain retiring. The business OIL ID.
firm will DO settled at the old stand, i?liOnd IN
Main street. All persons indebted to the late ilIil
are EXPECTED 10 settle promptly, aud those haHnS
claims against The tltm will present them iof ~
ineuL
Tho business WILDE continued by the rtm'InIDs
plitneS under the same ltm name as hcttoio'e
GREEN & LAlSG.
JULY 81, 1880. Lysl-.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches Oh the lnstallment plan
whereby you can secure watch at once
on easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB w. GllUBB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth ANA Market SITS.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, so; 12Mp SO'j3 Il. NJ 7Oo; I. p.
NJ 7ho
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August G.-1 A, NJ.
For Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, local rAinp, followed by fair
weather northerly winds, stationary tenn.
perature,
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TO mako room fur our daily arrivals
OF Fall anu Winter stock we shall Offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
q. HESS a sUNS.
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Tho Misses poddrJgu's School
Tnu New lIIElntBg NAIu Ewing Bros.
battery "D"-Juhn CAriin,
Stocks For sale-l. Irwin, St0:k DrOEGr
some Genuine Cash book DGigalGs- stlnton q
Davenport.
List Of Letter.
Flour -UtO, K. AlUMcChcn 4 IOu,
Purify Your Homes Logan Il 20.
Beech Loading GuDs /. H., Dillon
lIeligI,lI NOII .Cs- Fourth pasc.
unlt.d States Mutual Accident Association
ESedci s. Every Ilousskcofcr- Head Of Local.
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nnnlln,nnn,s iilll shnc..

1dehtest and soiteBt genllemen's Bhoel
made, IuBt tho shoe ior summer wear, va
viii oIer them Of % 90 per pair,
j, w, AMicR'g,
ll43 Main street.
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100000 for the tloOa Cause.

DKrRolb MiGH., August Grey. DR.,
0Reilly this morning Cabled 10 the treas.
ufef oil the Irish Parliamentary Fund In
London 10000, 10 sustain the Patnell.
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al MoundsvlllV. The Baltimore 4 Ohio
will run q special train on Sunday, August
8, leaving Wheeling at.SA, N. Returning
leave Moundsville al 8 r. NJ, city time.
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From lis lbs, 10 1851 lbs,
To the CutiCura Remedies / Ore
My Health, Ny Happiness,
and My Life.

a day never passes thatl do not thluE aulue
kindly OF tho CutlcurA Remedies Ssyrn ~
ago, all OF q dozen Jumps formed gu my nrtE ~.
lug IN size from cherry stone TO IN 0nnp M
large oucE were itlghtill 10 look a. and nIiu,gip
beAri people turned aside when they E1W ma ia
diSglist, aud was ashamed to ne Oh tbe ,, sy
in society, PhyslcianS AT d Their ltcltnea. All
Rll medicines failed u do any good. InRr,SnSr
ofdeSpair / tried tho GutllurI Remedies -Cutsln
tho great Skin Cure, aud CutiCutl Soap, Nj CIlg.
.ite Skin Beauliher, externally, and tntlun H.
small Jumps las call them gradually d,apps,b%J
and the large ones broke In about two wees dh
charging lafIe quantities OF matter, leaving Ia
slight scars In my neck today to tel the IOTd
my suffering, My weight then was Que huHi,oi
and fifteen S!rRly pounds: my el.ht nov h Css
hundtel and slxly.One solid, healthy pounds, mi
my height IL only five feet five inches. ii MI
travels l praSSed the Culicun liemedl Nors
South, East nnd WCit. To Luiiuum Uome,lu
owe my health, my happiness, aud my lIiC. 4
PROMINENT New York druggist asked me Tho Oth,i
gay, DO you ST. use the CutIcurl IIemedCl,y YOU
look 10 Da IN perfect healthG' Ny reply WI i
do, and shall always. have never known Wbil
sickness H. klncO commenced using the CIIlCun
Remedies" Sometimes am laughed al by pnl
Ing them 10 people not acquainted with thtIimti.
Is, but sooner or later they will come II thrlr
senses and believe thOsAnig rs th1O that use then,
~ dozens have whom have told. May tho time
come when thGto shall be large CuIlGun suppIy
House in every city in tho world for ilo benC6ic
humanity where the CutCura Remedies shall 10
sold ONLY, 40 that there Will b. rarely i ned Il
ever entering drug store. :. -.
80 Fulton St., New YOrk,SY.
Cutlcun Remedies arc positive cure for CytT
form Of Skin and Blood Diseases, from Pmpld 10
sctollia Sid everywhere. Price; Cul!ctn, b
centSi Soap, Is cents; ResOlvent, Il w, Prepared
by the POTTHn DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
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II pays To trade at II. +. Dehrens' stores.
The best housekeepefs have known II for
many yeArs. HIS business speaks for
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GENTLEMEN, look at our display Of fine
BhoeH al 81 ~, worth from s. % 10 s 20.
SroNEs CASH SHoE SToRE.
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WEAR. Balbtlggan Underwear. They
arC the best and CLedpest. All sizes at
q. HESS d SONS.
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Of Summer Shoes and Slipper at reduced
prices, L, ", BLOND,