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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
SEEKING NEWS.
Great Excitement in Rheelirg all Day
Yesterday. over the Disaster.

Great Excitement In wheeling all Day
Yesterday, over the Disaster.
There WAS little dimunition yesterday or
last evening, in the public interest in the
great disaster at JOhnstOwn. News of
every sort was eagerly enquired for, and
persons in possession of information, were
surrounded by little groups, all eager to
obtain the lates. details. The demand for
newspapers seemed Unsuitable, and large
extra editions were printed and sold.
Much interest was also shown in the re-
lief work. and the committeeman were
greeted cordially everywhere. Last even
ing when the Associated Press furnished
AdiutAnt General Hastings telegram to
Governor Beaver, an extract Was bulletined
at the REGISTER Office, and was quickly
surrounded by a crowd which almost
blOckaded the pavement.
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For the closing Of the season at IN
above house Mausg Gsnther a1po55c-.
for three nights, commencing Tbursda,
June 9Th, the world famous Lilv clo,
Gsiety Company. TITS troupe is com
posed OF thirty representative sriis,s mon.
inent among which may he menliore5 The
Misses Fevry, Davenport, Wilson Mos
Mortimer, Forrest, Winnie Walters and
many other. Among the male msmbers
are Connors and Collins Bryant Thai
Sammy Gardner-in fact, the list il to,
numerous to mention sll The burlesqu
of ''Harem Secrets" will finish the ne,
Torrance and is cast 10 the full strength O
the company.
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The charges against Justice W. n. Davis
were taken up. and on motion Of Mr.. Nc
Gregor, the Board resolved to meet June
18th 70 bear the matter.
The report of County Physician Wilson
for the year ending June l, 1889, was read.
II showed Isl persons received medical aid
during the year, 746 visits having been
made, and 1s3 Office consultations held
There were II lunscy examinations and
Is deaths.
The district reports of the overseers OF
the poor were read and filed There was
some trouble with the Washington dis
trict reports for the last three months of
1885, and Mr. Koch was ordered to have
them fixed up. The matter was in no
way the fault of Mr. Koch.
petition from citizens of Caldwelps
run, praying for the abatement Of slaugh-
ter house nuissnces, was referred to the
Prosecuting Attorney 10 be by him re-
Turned with a recommendation, or re-
ferred 10 the County Board of Health.
Various small petitions, resolutions,
bonds, etc, we're acted upon, and the
Board adjourned.
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Brock. With the remark that as the two
gentlemen had been presented with canes,
presumably with the idea that they should
raise Cain in 1892, he did not think they
would look we'll upon parade with the two
hundred men beers of the Young Mems
Demo ratio Club he then expected to ses
in line, without buttOn-hole boquets
TIE ensuing hall hour was spent by the
club in conversation AMI congratulations,
and then the members dispersed.
The canes presented are handsome ones,
appropriately inscribed. They were pro
cured at R. DOnehOo's. The flowers were
sent by Mr.. Fra Laupp, of the Island,
and were very fine.
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of the Johnstown flood sufferers. Joseph
Kerr presided and Mr.. J. Y. Patterson
acted AS secretary. Committees were ap-
noiuted to canvass the city and they will
commence their work this morning.
About 5000 was subscribed at the meet
ing
The good work will continue until the
city is fully can sssed.
The name of L. C CowmiD, Jr., in yes
terday's list should have been l.. Colmar,
Jr.
The Central Prohibition Club, of Mar
shall county, has contributed 500 10 the
relief fund.
Mr.. Becker, Of Becker Bros. Baltimore,
Md. has contributed $25 TO the Third
Ward Committees relief fund.
Messrs. Thompson and Brice, of the
Eighth ward COMMITTEES, did some splendid
wo.k yesterday and reported 1856 20
Treasurer Simpson last evening.
Me=srs. Chas. A Wingerter and A. A.
Franzheim went through the Second ward
Yesterday and turned over to the Treas
urer S46l.75 yesterday afternoon.
The additional contributions 20 the
fund received by the REGISTER yesterday
were: Thos. Thoner S., J. G. S., U.
Wilson S., John Friedel S., cash S11, J.
H. Rinehart S..
Warehouse Bros. contribution Of S25
was unintentionally omitted from the list
III Yesterday mornings paper.
Among The contributions in the Eighth
ward was one OF SIS by the Hobbs Gls5s
Company. ,
WIN. Wolvugtcn contributed barrel
of flour.
Messrs A. @. Eger.er and J. ElwoOd
Hughes, who had the square bounded by
Mar ket and Main and Twelfth and Four
tenth streets in charge, reported about
81 600 last evening, which amount IN
cluded, Of course the subscriptions IN that
block made at Sundays meeting.
No contributions OF food or clothing
were sent over either the b. & o. or Psn-
Handle railroads yesterday, bat the latter
road received some such goods and as soon
as a carload is made up they will forward
II Both the B & o and Panhandle
have agreed to carry such goods tree OF
charge
Meesrs. Frank Henning and ". B. Day
have decided to give their entertainment
in connection with q benefit for the flood
sufferers The same programme will be
carried out with the addition of the
Beethoven Quintette Climb, and the enter
tainment will be given two nights instead
OF one-June Is and IA. They have
tickets on sale and no doubt the enter
tsinments will he largely patronized.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind 10
titles: 81 can recommend Electric Bite,
as the very best remedy. Every bott
sold has given relief in every case. 0,
man took six bottles, and wss cured
rheumatism of 10 years standing" Abu
ham Hare, druggist, Bellville, o, sfiu.
THE best selling medicine l have ey,
handled in my 20 years experience,
Electric Bitters." Thousands Of othe,
have added their testimony, so that d
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bite
do cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys
blood. Only half dollar a bottle st Il
gan & Co. g drug store
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Inr .MARACKER,s

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARLORS
We have tRO artists, French Lady
and Gentleman. which avoids the un-
pIcasantness of long waiting We
have in stock and manufactured all
kinds of hair goods
We open new branch i'm our par
Ior- this week. that Of manieurtng.
by our French lady artist, who fully
understands her business.
Lot SWABACKER.
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a nnnd nova bow the Mayor.

Ia Police Court, yesterday morning,
Mayor Seabright made little address to
the officers and prisoners, which comes in
the line of good and appropriate things
Referring to the extremely bad habit Of
Sunday drinking, His Honor served notice
hat he would mete out unvarying
fines upon all brought before him for being
drunk on Sunday, and intimated he would
make the penalty a little heavier than
upon any other occasion. He also refer
red to the growing practice of madames al
lowing young boys and very young men to
frequent their houses, and said in any Gaze
where he found such peraOns hsd been in
the houses, he would ipflict an extra fine
upon the women implicated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

THE secret of the universal success OF
Browns Iron Bitters is owing to the fact
that it is the very best iron preparation
made. By o thorough and rapid assimila-
ton with ths blood it reaches every part
of the body, giving health, strength and
endurance to every portion. Thus begin
ming at the foundation, it builds NJ and
restores lost health. 1t does not contain
whisky or alcohol 1t will not blacken
tbs teeth. 1t doss not constipate or cause
headache. II will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gesticn, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness,
nervous debility, weakness, etc.
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Transfers of Real E.tste

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks offic'
yesterday:
Deed made May 81, 1889, by Henry
Stamm and wife to W. n. Tallman and A
P. Tsllmsn, for lots 81 and 40 in Section
G. in Greenwood Cemetery. Considera
ton, 5000.
Deed made June IA, 1888, by ID. h
Phillips, trustee, to Geo. Gray, for lots 81
and 80, 10 Zaue'5 orchard addition. Con
sheraton, $3.50.
Deed made May 81, 1889, by the Ii
Belle Bulldog Association No. 10 An
drew Wolf for the north half of lot No
50. on the east side Of Main street, between
Tweuty-second and Twenty-third street,
Consideration, 81 $50.
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BACK FROM JOHNSTOWN.
william Rentsch and Family Escape with
Their Lives


Their Lives
F. D. Frederick, of this city, who went
CD to Johnstown Saturday, returned at
midnight last night, in company with
William Rentsch and family, who were
residing in the doomed city when the flood
swept down upon it. They escaped to
the ROT their house, which was not carried
OF. although the end was Knocked out of
it, and there they remained all night, ell
most dead from cold and fright. They
ere finally rescued aud we're provided
for They lost everything but the clothes
Oh their backs.
Mr.. Fredericl, told REGIsTER reporter
this morning tins Ia Fspaper accounts he'd
not been exaggerated in the least. lie
said from one.thiTd to one-halfthe city Was
gone, and the destruction WAS 30 great that
If re Cambria Iroa Works was not st
once reoGilt tie city would scarcely be re-
built The pictures mpmentarily pre-
scented were heartrending.
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Police Court.

His Honor the Mayor, had big erist OF
CT sss to dispose of a. yesterday mornings
Police Court. Molhe S9coner went TO j ii
for ten days, John Sneeder, for disorder
and resisting an officer, got forty days,
En-. McManaTay and the inmates of her
bouse Of i'll fame got the regular fines, Geo.
Juukins and Chas. Alexander we're dis
missed, ard the rest g't a varying assort-
ment of 6le., ranging from ore to hve
dol1ars
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A BIG THING.
An Important Organization Perfected Yes
terday ia This City.

An Important Organization Perfected Yes
terday In This City.
The organization of the Laurel Coal and
Iron Company was perfected in this city
yesterday, by the election of the following
well-known gentlemen as Directors: 5
K. Wallace, n. B. Scott, W. F. Shfel,
Joseph Speidel, F. Buc<man, J. F. Paul.
O. NJ. Brockunier, A. L Rice and P. B
Dobbins. Spsulding X Wallace Was
elected President, and P. B. DObbins Sec
rotary and Treasurer. Seventy thousand
dollars have been subscribed and paid in
in cash, and the company has purchased
and paid for seven thousand acres Of Goa
iron and timber land in Logan county,
the tact lying along the line of the pro
posed extension of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad, which ekirts the property
for several miles. This land, besides being
heavily timhtret, il underlsid with foul
distinct veins of coal, of which one is six
feet thick, one eight fest and one fifteen
feet. Thu fourth bsd is of cam ! coal OF
very fine quality. The coal is largely Of
the celebrated Flat Top" vtir snd is o.
very superior quality for coking pur
poses.
There are not lacking indications that
the stockholders of this company have an
extremely nice thing of it, and that the re
turns on the investment will be very
large, as soon ~ the railroad is completed
In addition to the timber and minerals,
tht land is directly on line with the
great oil and gas fields of New York, Penn
sylvania and and the northern and eastern
portion of this state, and one well has &C
tuslly been drilled on or close to the tract
and is a mammoth gasser, az well as 6
large producer of oil
Quite a number of other Wheeling
gentlemen are also interested in a similar
way in Logan county, which promises tC
turn out very rich in the coal and timber
lines.
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The Circus

Robinzon'a circus has come and gone,
and everybody who attended is no doubt
satisfied with what they saw. The street
parade Yesterday morning was witnessed
BY large crowds Of people, and willis The
weather WIS threatening in the afternoon,
ali the seats in the biz tent we're pretty
well taken up. and st least 5000 people
saw the performance.
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RfdeOpsned,

The bids for paving and macadamizipg
were opened by the Board of Public Works
last night, hut no action was taken. The
bids On cobb'estoue pavemsnts were
largely over the estimates and the COD
tracts will not be given outs these figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
The Game.

5DtcId4 IeltDTuD1 % VIt httIsItf.
MANSFIELD, O., June 3.-The Wheeling
boys put up a good game today, and
England pitched fine game, only three
hits being made off him. Dunn and
Speidel hit the ball hard. The team had
bad luck st Canton. Following is the
score in foil:
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FOR NATURAL GAS.


The Board of County Commissioners Takes
Action.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session yesterday morning
and transacted the ususl routine business.
In addition to this, the sum of one thOus'
and dollars was appropriated in aid Of the
proposed search for natural gaa, the money
tn 20 20 the pnrchase of atOck II the COM
pany to be organized for the purpose indi-
Gated, 10 per the action of the joint COM
mittee of Councilmen and members of the
Chamber of Commerce, at the meeting
held at the City Hall last week. The
matter came before the Beard in the
shape of a resolution offered by Mr..
Cruise, as follows:
WHEREAS, II is important that the
authorities of Ohio county should foster
and encourage the manufacturing indus
tries of the county and
'WHEREAs, 1t is patent TO all that if
natural gas was found in Ohio county, or
in the immediate vicinity, that our taxable
property would materially increase, and
thereby generally aid our taxpayers, IN
giving more employment ard render our
people more prosperous; therefore, be it
''Resolued, That committee of three be
appointed to act with like committee OF
the City Council and the Chamber of Com
MERGE to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
making thorough test, with the view of
obtaining natural gas in or adjacent to
Ohio county, and that said committee Is
hereby authorized TO subscribe s. to-
ward the purpose aforesaid
This was depste1 and generally approved,
and on motion of Mr. Mckinley the blank
was filled with $1,000.
President DObbins appointed on the
committee Mesers. Cruise, Mckinley and
McGregor. President DObbins WAS added,
on motion of Mr.. Maxwell
The committee reports were then taken
up and bills ordered paid as follows:
Court House and jail. 8 81 "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04
BASE BALL.

Wheeling Wins Yesterday-Other Game
and Notes.
Wheeling put up e great game of ball
yesterday, defeating Mansfield, and at
last the hoodoo is broken:
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WHEELING.

Earned runs. Wheeling .; tWo base hits,
O'Brein aud Speidel; home run, Dunn;
first base on balls, Besm 6, England 4;
struck out, by Beam 5, By England 3;
passed balls, Bird 1 wild pitches, Beam l.,
England l; time 1870; umpire, O'Brien.
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Pulled Ont In the Last Innings.

Special Telegram 10 the Register.
DAYTON, June 3.-The Springfield
DAYTON game here to-day WIS an interest
ing one. The visitors took the lead and
held it until the eighth and ninth innings,
when the Daytons pullei out The score:
Dayton .....................2 0 l 0 5 S-12
Earned runs-Dayton, 3; Springfield,
,. Etrors-Dayton, Z; Springfield, g.
Two-base hits-Somers, Van Alstine, Ste
phens ? Struck out-By Munger, 4; by
Lswless, 5. Time of game two hours.
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3Ibrrlin9 Re9istrr


NJ. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations o. the
temperature Monday: Z d. n., ~; y a.
M, 62 10 m.. 20, g p. Ia, "a; . p m.'
81. Weather. chaugeable
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rHE wEArHER.

~ h .resnia Western peuusy vsuia and ohio
D .rNf-fin. followed iu ohio and We,' Virginia
hr f,t- resfher. stationary teuptutur,. o.
lowed Tuesday hy sis-ily coo.er Ntf'''e
winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

A GOOD appetite is essential to good
health, and loss of appetite indicates
something wrong. Hoods Ssrsaparilla
creates and sharpens the appetite, assists
the digestive organs and regulates the kid
ueys and liver. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
this season. Sold by druggists.
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index to New Advertisement.

SECOND PAGE
Wanted ue-gstC Men
Fr0unsa. LOT q lltlwashiuc.
Wanted -Ageu-s.
Gaze CITY stone Filters living Bros.
Proposal PIP Scap.uE and Painting.
rewert 81 Water Fllters-Nesoit- & BIO.
Commissioner. s. NOuCe-Geo. =. Boyd.
Ivory S0sp-Precter IS Gamble
F0- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Andes.
NIL * shaker. IL List
FOURTH PAGE.
bin your Fen iu Iuk-G NeudeI s. Co.
Grand Excursion tO chippewa Lake.
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WANAMAEER q BROWNS suits are IN
equaied. by SS per cent IN every respect
100 samples 10 select from. Also Buggies
and Carpets at cost. st J. W. Ferrels 2lOl
Nam street
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
MarrIaee License Issued.

Marriage Llcsnse Issued.
The folio wing marrisge licenses was is-
sued yesterday:
William Yocum, d native of Belmont
county, o, now of Moundsville, sged p,
and Celia Haid, native of Wetzsl coun'
Nv. aged %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

The ]. Z. 0.'s defeated the Pink Carriers
Sunday, by score of Is tots. The bat
teries were Mercer and KID hey for ]. P.
o. g and Berry and Fairly for Pink Carriers.
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The e. < o. X. r. Co. will sell round
trip excursion tickets every Sunday TO
Pittsburr a. the rate Of $50 snd Wash
ing.on. Pa, Sl.O0. g0C3 for Sunday only.
Trsius leave az SEQ and 20 q. a..
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Al Es-tIn's Ferry.

At the call OF Mayor Mitchell, a meet
ing was held at Martins Ferry, last even
ing. TO take action in reference to the relief
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

The commencement exercises Of the
Wheeling Female College will occur at the
Opera House this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

CABINET Photos SI.OO per dozen, at
Browne, Market street.
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MATCHLESS BARGAINS
Summer Underwear
NJ 7 MoFADDEN

Shows more STYLES sud lower prices on Llgh,
WEIGHT Underwear thIs season chan ever before
.toek is flI of genuine bargains. good. ihal
Viii give Satisfaction ans al prices % % 30 ief
,eut ie,s than you can buy iac same goods nom
any other dealer
came IuderShirt~. 20 and p cents
French Mech RhlbriEgsu SA cents
SIMMER mcrtuO, htte ~F colorcu'
gA and SO cents.
Jersey Ribbed nathriggam, so cents
Fancy striped Balhriggnn. Twelve
sfy les. SO cents.
French RaIbriEgnu, SO cents
Muslin and lean Drawers %. ~
amt SO cents.
smtnmer Wool. SIR Finish halbrtE-
,rau. English aud French BalbrtgEnn.
and ATS other ~tYi les.
400 Patterns Fancy klamucl ~oart-,
fn stripes, checks and piatd~. 80, o."
aud - cents 49,
French aud scotch Flannel, Nhttc
FLANNEL. Summer Jersey shirts ia All
grades aud prices
ra-Fffty cents to &t-OO saved on encn
sfra,,. soft or Sfin Hat iu the Hat Dee
pNrtmcnf.
M. j. MoFADDEN,
HALTER AND FURNISHSR,
r1ao and 1922 Market ~. wheeling.
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Canton In Great Luck.

Special telegram 10 he Register.
HAMILTON, OHIO, June 3 The Can
tonese did the home team up to-day, on
the latter's errors, by the following score:
Hamilton. .............O 0 o O. 8
Canton. .............1 l 0 -
Bstteriss, D)lsn aud Fla1nigap, Stab
and Berger; base hits, Hamilton 5, Canton
3; errors, Hamilton 6, Canton 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

No MISS in your bread when you use
Electric Light Flour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and ner-
vous ills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

YOUR grocer keeps Stolzenbaeh's crack
ers aud cakes. Az him for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

Try S.olzeabsec', Columbia crackers,
They wall pleas yoa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

CABINET Photos SlO0 per dozen, a.
Browns Market stree,.
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SroIzENBACH'S Columbia crackers cost
Won no more thsn other butter crackers.
Don't laii 90 trv them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

you can make just as good bread as
your neighbor if you will use Electric
Light Flour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-06-04

You can get Stolzenbach's crackers and
cakes by asking your grocer for them.
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EACH ssck OF Electric Light Flour guar
antesd by your grooerman.
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BEscRAN's PILLS SCI like magic on {
week siomsch.
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You sire psyiug 35c per pound for &, fee
no better than Ohio Valley.
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Quo valley OofTee is the best.
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L. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest
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M 7. McFADDEN,

HALTER AND FCRNlSHSR,
gHeo and 1922 Market ~. wheeling
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WHITE GOODS Department
never has been so complete as now. IT..
Best Values at Low Prices
Remnants! Remnants

During our rush for the last thirty day
have been compelled 10 neglect them and
sequently they have accumulated largely b
Will therefore offer them At half price.