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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07
THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Interior
Exchanges.

Exchanges.
81. NJ. Bond, OF Parkersburg, shipped
last week forty.eight cars OF railroad ties
via the X. x 0. railroad for Buffalo, New
York, and will ship the same amount this
week.
Sunday afternoon a boz named Joe
Brinkly was drowned in Kanawhs river at
Coal Valley, near the tipplo of the Union
Coal Works. The body was recovered i'm
mediately after the accident occurred.
Last Sunday night seven prisoners con.
fined in the jail of Nicholas county, made
good their escape by unlocking the doors
and passing quietly through the guards
room. Two Of the prisoners were in for
felony and the balance for misdemeauor.
One of the lot was a Government prisoner.
The Mounted Rifles, Major George W.
Green. commanding, paraded in Charles
town on Saturday and made q soldlerly
appearance. The ranks we're not full, due
10 the fact that many of the members are
farmers, and the present busy season Is an
announcement time for them to turn out
for parade or drill.
Regarding the recent discovery Of skele,
tons in Hampshire county, the Romney In.
| t~ellicencer says: Two strands Of beads.
Que ~tomshswk, eight spears with brsss
Ups, aud q stone pipe were found. One
strand of the beads was glass and the other
stoUe-all in perfect CONDITION. Dir Pan.
cakes son, Andrew, is making good use Il
the stone pipe, and seems TO enjoy i: much
more than d real meersctsgu."
Last Friday Deputy Marshal p. P.
Springston, of Glenville, Gilmer county,
was at Burning SPRING., Wood county, on
official business While there Mr.. Springs
ton was robbed ofS2j aEd a valuable watch.
He does rot suspect any one. as he retired
at night all right. but on getting up in the
morning found HE pocketoook on the floor
and papers scattered around, money and
watch gone.
Mr. John Ehmsun, OF this city, addressed
a large gathering of workingnen at the
New Cumberland Town Hall last Thursday
evening on the labor question. Mr.,
Ebman is q good speaker aud discussed
the question in a very fair manner. He
did not sntsgonize capital, but showed the
interests of the employer and employe to
DO identical. He argued that union or Or
ganized labor was the safest aud bes: for
manufacturers to employ. He occupied
about two hours in delivering his address
ard his audience accorded him respectful
attention and good order.
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Robbery at Leatherwood.

The store of II. r Hutchinson, a
Leatherwood, raj robbed yesterday morn
ing between midnight aud daylight. Tn,
thieves carried off coufectious, tobacco
cigars, canned fruits, teas, coffee and p
general line OF %erocer's aud contectioner'
stock. The tracks Indicate there were
several in tie gang. They first ATTEMPTED
an entrauce by forcing q shutter. Fitting
in that, they psisi the back door open
The boxes containing the confectionery is
the show case were lett behind. Probably
they enptisd the sweets and other stuff,
into sacks or boxes and lagged tham oil.
The lamp had been lighted and the thieves
evidently took their time. Some Lf the
neighbors think the theft vas committed
By a drunken crowd Of tough5. The loss
will probably run Up 10 800
Mr.. Hutchinson is a young lAsn. and
had just begun business, sod the less is
quite q backss', Sc his s;ock rep essnts al
most all his capital
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RIPPLEs FROM The RIVER.
News Cleaned About tho Wharf an
fran 0ur Euehun1aa

News Cleaned About the Wharf and
from Our Exchanges.
Up-Dick Fulton with empties.
The Telegram leaves for Darlington at
3 p. m. sharp.
The Elaine will be to.day's Parkersburg
packet at ii o'clock.
The marks on the landing last night in
dica:ed 1 feet 3 inches and stationary.
The Louis A. Sherlsy is due up from
Cincinnati this morning aud returns 10
the came port tomorrow afternoon at ,
o'clock
&. W. Bachelor from and 10 Pittsburp,
Courier from and to Parkersburg Scotia
from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburg, General
Pike from Plttsburg 10 Cincinnati, made
up yesterdays port register.
Marks at other plsces-Pittsburg, 2 feet
4 inches and falling; Oil City, / foot S
inches and stationary; Greensboro, 10
feet 6 inches and stationary; Brownsville,
5 fee. and stationary; Morgantown, 2 feet
3 inches and stationary; Parker's, feet
3 inches and rising; Rice's Landing, 4 feet
inch end stationary; Lock No. 1, 6 feet
I iucre and falling.
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PEOPLE WE ALL KNOW.

Our Daily Chronicle of the NOvemnet'
of individuals.
T J. B. Reed, of Fairmont, was in town
yesterday.
Robert McEldowny, of New M~artinsville
vas up yesterday.
Charles Woo1burn, OF Cameron, W. Va
WAS in town yesterday.
j. B. Solomon and wife, of S~teubenville
were at the McLure yesterday.
Mrs ". P. Wiley, of Morgautown, il
visiting friends in the city,
Miss Mary Shelley will leave today on
q visit TO friends in Philadelphia.
Misses Wilson and Darrsh of BelIaire,
were visiting in the city yesterday.
Clerk Thomas NJ. Oarrsh is back from
a short but successful fishing excursion.
J. Reinheimer, Esq a leading clothier
of GAINESVILLE, O., Yves in the city yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmartin left over the
B. / o. last night for an Eastern bridal
tour.
W. P. Allen, representing the Krebs
photographic Company, Cincinnati, is at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. George Sterling left. last evening for
PoughkeepEe, n. Y, where he will attend
Eastman College.
Adolph Bots, who keeps a grocery st
the corner of Eoff and Twsnty-seventh
streets, left yesterday TOR New York,
whence he will sail 10 Germany to visit
friends.
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BELLAIRE.

Burr's Mills campmeeting will begin on
August 18th.
j. B Smith and vile left for Texas last
night on a trip.
The barbers are talking Of closing early
three rights each week.
The City Hall is to be nicely fixed up
so that it will be fit tor use.
A Salvation camp meeting will be held
in GAINESVILLE at an early date.
A bartender and his employer had some
trouble on Union street yesterday.
Barnesville thinks she will make $780,
600 out Of strawberries this season.
Link Moffatt, who went to Montana. has
secured a position out there that pays $3.50
q month.
J. W. Gregg, of Cumberland, has been
appointed master of machinery Of the B Z.
4 C road.
Wm. NJ. Meek, postal agent, has bsen
promoted to the superintendent office at
Cincinnati.
Some one entered the back door Of the
Tribune Office and made way with SIS
that WAS In the SAFE.
The District Conference Of the NJ. E
Church meets at Armstrong; Mills on
June ii, Is and 18th.
Two fine bicycles shipped by express,
passed through the city yesterday on their
way TO John Topping, of Bridgeport.
Four or five persons are interested in the
new window glass works TO be erected at
FIndleg. Sam Tappan will be manager
A daughter of James Norris, of Gravel
Hill, ate something that contained corrosive
poison, from the effects OF which she died.
The body turned black after death.
The County Commissioners will sell at
public sale on June 10, $25. 900 of Court
House bonds-6fteen bonds of 81, 900 each,
and twenty bonds of $500 each, sll payable
in 1892
Wn. Oliver has traded the piece of
ground that he aud the city have been
wrangling over for the past year to the
Cemetery Association for q tract of land
on the opposite side of the avenue.
Mr.. Wolf, Manager o the Telephone Ex-
change, expects to have the lines extended
the summer so as to embrace
Baruesvills and Cambridge and iA,erven-
ing points.
The Columbia Club elected the following
President, William A. Gorby;
Vice President, j. N. Maring; Sec.
ond Vice President, G. L. Gould; Secre-
L. s. Woodbridge; Treasurer, A. W.
Marshall. !
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FOUND AT LAST.
The Missing sOilss Girl Turns Up
in Bellalre.
Officer Stephens Visits the Glass City and
Ascerains Her Whereabouts--hrs'
Fleisner Talks to the
Reporters.

The publication in yesterday mornings
papers Of the sensational stories floating
about on the South Side regarding the dis-
of Miss Algie Bodies created
quite q ripple Of excitement Throughout
thu CITY. and there were many enquiries
during the day of the county and eny
authorities for the latest developments IN
the case. During the morning it was de-
terminsd that Officer Stephens should 60
down to Bellaire and endesvor to trace up
the rumor that the girl had been seen
here, while two OF the County Commis-
sioners held q consultation and determined
in case the officers search should De fruit
less, that they would put a man at work IN
the cellar of the house in Alley L. and 90
to the bottom OF the mysterious hole' even
if a gas we'll derrick had to be pat up.
During the day q number OF reporters
| called ON Mrs. Flsisner at her new resi-
! dsuee in the Second ward, and found her
quite willing to talk about certain phases
~ the case. Mrs. Fleisner admitted that
there had been something OF a row at her
South Side residence and that on one &C
cssion two shots had been fired, BY herself
but stated that the shooting was with
view 10 frightening away q crowd OF mel
who had bsen annoying her and endesVor
inc 10 gain access to her house. She SAID
tbs Boile girl had lett her house and
0opeto Bellsire, where she believed she was
At present. Regarding the injury TO heE
daughter, Laura, she said the girl had oeeI
hurt By S fall, and that she was being at
tended BY DR.. Fisher, Of Bridgeport. She
had Left her South Side home and moved
mn town because she had received a writ
len reouest from the agent having charge
of the property that she vacste the pr. misses
She declined to throw any light on TIT
mysterious hole 10 the cellar, but aid Il
amounted to nothing.
At , o'clock officer Stephens went doWr
70 BeIlaire, being followed in q short tlm'
by Mr.. Boile. the father OF the gill. Attei
nuits an extended search they found th'
Tounv lady at the boarding house OF Mr.
| Scott VanhOru, on the river bank, e q the
terry landing. In reply to questions D.
the officer, Miss Bottles said she had lei
Mrs. FleiGRer's house four weeks ago mex
Sunday, and knew nothing of any disturb
spces about the house. Cross-questioned
however, she admitted she went there fPu
her home in West Wheeling on April ist
aud remained there three weeks, Whlct
would bring hsr stay down to the time tn
shooting took place. She declined to &C
company her father home, saying she wa
coptented where she was. The officer re
turned TO this city about dusk.
These developments csrry out the state
meut printed yesterday that there Wasreali!
nothing IN the case, although there Wer'
several suspicious circumstances conEeet
I'd with it.
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A building Association,

Secretary Of State Henry s. Walker has
issued the folio wing Certificate Of iucorpor,
a'ion to the Globe Building Association
for the purpose OF raisins money 10 be dis,
tributed among its mem5ers and by such
members to be used in buying lsnds or
liquidsting liens on houses and other real
estate. The principal oilics shall be kept
in the city OF Whseling and is TO expire
May lst, 1906. For the purpose Of form,
ing said corporation. 81 500 nave been sub.
scribed ten per centum OF which has been
paid iu aad the desire to increase said sub.
sctiption to 5000 coo is granted. The
shares are valued at $3.50 each and ere
held by Thos. 0'Brien, C. j. Rswliug.
James McAdama, W. II. Haller, J. j.
Bsyhs. i G Hannah, N. W. Beck, j. E
Hughes, H. c Biyhs, Geo W. Merchant,
all Of Wheeling, one share each.
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EXCURSION To

Via the b. : o. K. R,kothe Seventh May
Musical Festival on May Is, 10, 30, n,
22, 1856.
On the above dates the B l. D. R. r
will sell round trip tickets to Cincinnati, a.
low exeurshion rates Festival Chorus OF
600 trained voices; Grsa3 Orchestra OF
more than 100 artists; FIVE Evening Con-
certs, May Is, l9. %, 81, y. Two After
noon Concerts, May 20 and % Tickets
win be good going and returning on all
regular trains. and will be good returning
until May %, inclusive. 49,
Remember, that the B & o. R. r. will
land you in the Grand Central Depot in
the centre of the city and near the promi-
nent hotels.
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Temperance School.

The John B.. Cough Temperance School
will hold its session this evening at Fourth
Street. NJ. Z Church. This school has been
very successful thus far. The membership
has no been as great as desired, but those
present have been deeply interested in the
exercises, aud the character Of the work
has con nended it 10 the enthusiastic re.
gard OF all. A cordial invitation is extend.
ed 10 all to attend, and the managers espe
cially urge upon The parents to come and
sae what the work is. Il is under the au.
spices Of the w. C. I. U. and entirely un-
UNCONVENTIONAL. People of all churches
and of all classes will be equally welcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07
ARIoS ENJOYNIENrs rs.
A Fine Concert and a Delightful Ball Last
Evening.

Evening.
Last evening the Arion Society closed
the social season with a superb concert,
followed By q ball, which for genuine eE-
ment has not been oatdone in its history
a. = society. The concert WAS nnder the
direction of the Society's efficient director,
Prof Hermann NJ Schockey, and of course
il was beyond criticism. The programme
ousued with sn overture by the Opera
House orchestra, which was followed
By a chorus from Wagner by the
Ariou Society, both being rendered in al
excellent manner. Prot Schockey then
gave one Of his violin solos-"Csvatina
by Raft. ia bis usual accomplished and tai
en,ed style for which be received hearty
snd deserved applause. A solo, "Das
Msilaetterl," BY Mr.. j. D. Kuerner was
also we'll received. ! duet, Only Thee
pra and tenor, by Mr.. and Mrs, Otto
Jaeger was sung in a charming manner,
and called forth hearty applause. Another
overture BY the Opera House orchestra
and Mr.. F Diegmiller sang "A
Warrior Bold in his best style,
which is sufficient praise with those who
have heard him. Mr.. c W. Funt followed
in q pleasing solo, "Dss Grab auf der
Hside," which was given in good style
The closing number on the programme
WAS FIRE choruses BY Tsubert, which were
sung By the Society under the direction Of
Prof Schocksy in an unexceptionally hne
manner.
The guests then proceeded &c render
an enjoyable dance programme
in the hsppiest way imsgiu-
able, the motive power being furnished BY
the Opera House Orchestra. At eleven
o'clock supper was announced, which con-
tinued until a. m and was heartily dis
cussed. At a ssasons6le hour this morn
ing the sssemblsge dispersed, having en-
ioyed q most delightful season Of social en-
i~ertaiament, which, being furnished oy the
Arion, could not be otherwise.
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Advice to

Mrs. Winslos's Soothing Syrup toE chill.
drsn teething, is the prescription OF one Of
the besttsmsls nurses and Physioisns in tie
United StEees and has besn used for forty
years with asver falling success By nil.
lions Of mothers Cor thsir children. Dur.
ing the process Of sesshing its value is IN
esieuiabls. L relieves ths child from pain,
cures ~dyssntsry end diarrhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to The child il rests the mother.
Price 25e . bottle.
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Constant Companion.

On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Company
will give to each purchaser Of Tea, Coffee,
Baking Powder or Spices, q handsome
card entitled Constant Companion. Don't
fail to secure one Of these handsome cards.
Remember the number OF our stores in this
locality, I'LL and 226l Market street,
Wheeling, l3T Belmont street. B~ellsire,
and 1870 South Fourth street, Sssubenville,
Ohio.
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GiImartin- FIannigan.

At 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr.
John Gilmsrtin and Miss Della Flanagan,
Of the South Side, were married at the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception BY
Rev. Father Mullen. After the ceremony
and congratulations had been rendered the
happy couple the bridal party were driven
to the park, where they took supper, re-
turning last evening and holding a pleas
ant reception at the home Of the brides ps.
rents in the Eighth ward.
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Tho Missing Girl Found.

Maggie Angus. the BaresVille, Ohio, girl
who was reported to the police on Wednes'
day as being missing, has been found. II
seems she had obtained a situation with
the family Of Mr.. j. F. Shirk, the druggist,
who was at the time living on Twelfth
street, bat who removed, a day or two after
the girl went TO work in his family, to Val
ley Grove. Yesterday, Miss Maggie saw
the notice Of her disappearance in the Reg
lister, aud at oncs sent word to her sister
of her whereabouts.
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An Enterpristog Reliable Hon 9

Logan & Co. can slGsys be relied upon,
not only 10 carry in stock the best of every
thing, bat to secure the Agency for such
articles 81 have well known merit, and aye
popular Silh the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being al ssys e~rterprislng,
aud ever reliable. Having secured The
Agency for the celebrated d. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, VIII sell it On
a positive guarantees. 1t will surely cure
any ard every affection Of The Throat,
Lungs and Chest. and 10 ahow ouraconf.
depoe, We invite you to call and get Trial
Bottle Free.
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Farewell Reception.

Miss Maud Hunter pleasantly entertained
a number Of friends at her home on Zane
street, Island, last evening, in honor of Mr..
Stuart Mills, who leaves tomorrow for Chi.
cago, where he will remain. Dancing and
cards were the chief features of the eve
ming and Prot. Charlie Kilmeyer rendered
his usual good music to which the merry
party danced until an early hour this
morning. Choice refreshments wers served
at the proper hour.
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Two new bicycles arrived yesterday for
Bridgeport wheelmen.
Mas Maggie Adolph has had a nice
porch erected adjoining her confectionery
and eating house, next the river.
Some Of the business men feel q little put
out q. the though! tina, the saloons ore to
do all the business after 7 o'clock.
A telephone has been placed in the
Western Union telegraph Office at tho c. 4
P. depot. The improvement will be a great
benefit TO business men.
The remaiuG OF Sherman j. Baggs were
inferred in Weeks cemetery yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was one OF the most
largely attended which has ever taken place
tn this vicinity.
Oh and sf;er Monday mex the merchants
OF this place will close their place of bust
neas promptly at 7 o'clock. The agree.
ment has been signed by every busine,s
man in town except ths saloon keepera.
J;c:nn,o II yoi want business. advertise for
jESliiSs , 1t. EyOu have a.gooi busirIess, nd.
,crtise 10 keep it. The REGISTER Is a good
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07

SPRING and Summer stock just
received An elegant and COM
pIefe line Of SuiIinGS, PantalOOn-
Sngs and OVereORIingS, which we
will make mp I'm the best style
and at lou prices
q. HESS Il SONS.
1921 q 1923 Market NJ.
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Delegates Elected.

At the last regular meeting Of Local
Union No. 8, A. F. G W. U the following
delegates were elected &c tae National
Convention. Which will be held in Canada
the frat week in July: John A. Howard,
William Nc Jormick, Saith Butler, Mich
ael j. Finley and Charles Gleason. Il is
due Mr.. Howard 10 say that he WAS elected
unanimously. Heretofore only three dele.
gates havs been sent to the National Con.
v%eution, bat representing five votes, the
number the Union has been entitled to &C.
cording to her membership This year,
however, it was thought best to send a fall
Delegation, az it IS expected some weigaty
subjects will be dealt with, and the sense OF
the Union can be more fully represented.
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South Side Social Joys.

The South Side Singing Socity gave one
of their delightful hops last evening at
their hall on the South Side, which vas at
tended by 8 comfortable number of the
friends Of the Society. Billy Mayors or
chestra furnished the music and the merry
party danced the hours gaily away and
departed for their homes at an early hour
this morning.
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A Warning to Amateur Marksmen.

What might have been a serious affair
happened at Hammcndsville, Jefferson
county, yesterday. Two young men, Sam
GOrsuch and George Van Fossan, were
prac'icipg with @ small rifle, when the
former asked Van Fossan to hold up his
hat. When in the act of doing so, the
weapon in Gorsuch's hands was discharged,
the ball striking Van Fossan IL the tore
head, coming out at the top of his head.
The wound, while not necessarily fatal, is q
serious one. Gorsuch feels much grieVed
over the unfortunate occurrence.
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Circuit Court

In Part One of this Court, Judge Elem
ing, yesterday, the case of Tracewell &
Richardson va. the P. C. K st. l. Railroad
Company, was concluded and given to the
jury. After being out a short time the
Jury failed to agree, and the case was ad
burned over until today.
The case Of Crockard vs. Harding vii
Dome up in this Part to-day, when Judge
Boyd will resume his seat on the bench.
In Part Two, Judge Jacob, the case Of
Schmsnder Va. DR.. Garrison, is still OF
trial.
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United States District Court.

This Court, Judge J.. } Jackson, met in
Charleston Tuesday morning in regular
session. After His Honor's opening, the
criminal docket was taken up. In the
case Of the United States against I'd.
Cooper, for violation Of tho i~ntIInai sevs,
nue. Law the defendant plead not guilty.
A jury was called and the verdict wac
gully. Cooper was fined and given unit.
the mex term of Court 10 paw h. foe and
costs. Ia the case c. the United States
against John b Payne. a plea CT not guilty.
was entered. TIE verdict OF the Jury was
guilty. Tue charge against Payne was for
ViolatinEcthe internal revenue law.
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The Trained Horses.

Another good audience witnessed the
trained horses and their psrformsncesSst
the Opera House las. evening, and as usu-
al were highly pleased A matinee will be
given this afternoon and another perform
ance this evening. Large crowds will no
doubk attend on both occasions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07

A SKATING Carnival will be given at the
Alhsmbra Palace Rink Saturday evening
May 8, 1886, for the benefit Of the widow
ed mother of james A. CahiI, deceased,
glass worker. There win be q gains Of
base ball on skates between Q nine from
the Central glass works and q nine from
Hobbs. the winning club to receive 9
present ola fine water set
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07
THE DAILY
Big tic Sale.

The eighty thousand ties that were
bought and paid for along the line of Cen
eral Warmers projected "ohio Valley road
have been sold to the Pan Handle railway
and r. r. THORNLEY,, of Newport, has the
contract for collecting them and delivering
the same at Steubenville.
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Inds1 10 Sow Adverhsements.

JeEett's ReiriSeratOrs- Hssbitt &\Bro.
To THOSE About TO Build -A.eN1nfE Muuie.
Fer sale Buggy.
Wanted-BaUender.
For Rent-Dwelttug.
lost-Gold SET Ring
For Cincinnati steamer Louis A. Shsrley. -
notice 70 Liquor Deaiars Mrs. PatILsOn.
To Cash Buyers-G Msndel & Co.
Bargains IN Dry GOOds-Heury Jacobs & Co.
tLOCal Fags.l
Enresa carpet Soap-R. 4. LiSt-lL0esl Pagel