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twenty-five "wee tots" invited to do
honor to the occasion. Each guest
appeared in all the tucked, hem
stitched and fine fancy needle-worked
toilet that every mothers pride never
fails to provide for her first born
darling, and while their little feet
toddled over the floor and their
breath of the flavor of new-mown hay
expended itself in babbling congratu-
lations to the pretty little hostess, or
in playing "lady cometo-see-me,"
"rock-a-bye dolly" and other infan-
tile amusements, the fond mothers
looked on in rapt admiration and en-
tertained each other with the cute
and interesting developments Of their
bright offsprings.
A table was spread for refresh
ments, consisting of candy, bon.
bons, cake, ices and fruits, and in the
middle of these toothsome viands
was an elegant cake, having two
lighted wax candles in it to symbol
ize the age of the hostess. The guests
carried small tokens of their good
wishes to the hostess, who, in return,
presented each guest with a souvenir
of the evening. The following little
people were present:
Misses Julia w. Murray, Virginia
Greenhow, Elise Montgomery, Louise
Cornelia Gordon, Elise
Dandrige, Lucy Barbour Rodman.
Mary and Martha Farmer, Gladys
Rodman, Eliza Newton, Rubie Cor
bett, Jane Todd Holmes, Cora Nell
Crutcher and Genevieve Posey; Mas
tiers George Macklin Gayle, William
Townsend Newhall, Hiram Cannon
Thomas EXum, John McC. Walcutt,
Stanton Mclean, George Hippie, Ed
gar E. Hume, Ward Burnett, George
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The COnventiC Printing.

The Constitutional Convention, on
Saturday, in view OF the many a.
legged errors in the published pro-
ceedings of that body, adopted a
resolution authorizing a committee
to appoint person to correct and
revise the proofs of the debates. On
Tuesday morning they reconsidered
their action, dispensed with the SER
vice of the corps of stenographers,
and ordered the proceedings already
published should be suppressed. On
the same day, in the afternoon, res
olution appointing committe of ten
was adopted to devise and report
some plan for the correct printing of
the proceedings. This committee re-
ported Thursday, and recommended
the reinstatement of the stenograph-
ers and the appointment of an editor
and reviser of The debates. The re-
port was adopted by vote of 55 to
20. The Convention has been wrang-
ling about the printing for the past
month.
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The GOldenS.

The Golden Theatrical Company
played an engagement of two nights,
Wednesday and Thursday, at the
Opera House, this week, to rather
small houses, but deserved much bet
ter audiences. The troupe is first
rate one, which makes it a rule to
render every play advertised consci-
entiously, and in it's entirety, no mat
ter whether their audience be COM
posed of two people or two thou
sand. The ladies and gentlemen of
the company do their work well, es-
pecially Mr.. Harry Robinson, who is
first class comedians; Mr.. Martin
Golden has lost none of the fire of
his youth and always sustains his
parts we'll; Mr. NJ. Thaddeus Golden,
whose features resemble very much
those of his mother, Mrs. Bella Col
den, the old time favorite, has the
stuff in him to make first class ar
tist Miss Butler the leading lady,
and Miss Hayden, also did their parts
well, the latter possessing an exceed
ingly sweet voice and bewitching lit
tie dimples in her cheeks. The silver
band and orchestra render first class
music, the overtures Of the latter be-
ing exceedingly fine.
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria Is 30 wen adapted to children that
recommend it a. superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-01
Have You Got Them?

The party who carried away new
pair of gentlemen's shoes, left at
Mangan & Darnell's stable on Satur-
day, wrapped in bundle, is request
ed to return the same to the stable
or to this office, SO that the owner
may get them.
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GIee Club Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Glee
Club at the room Of Prof Wayland
Graham, on Madison street, on Tues
day evening, at 1880 O'Clock, and all
members Of the Club are requested
to be present.
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Married i'm Missouri.

Miss Matte G. Runyan, formerly of
this city, and Mr. George F. Crutch-
ley, were married at the residence Of
the BRIDES mother, Mrs. M. II. Run
yam, in Norburne, Missouri, Tuesday,
October 21st.
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Gone Home to Vote.

The Constitutional Convention ad-
journed over from yesterday after
noon until next Thursday to allow
the delegates to go home and cast
their votes at the Congressional cleo
ton on Tuesday.
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Many old soldiers who contracted
chronic diarrh9a while in the SER
vice, have since been permanently
cured of it by Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarahea Remedy. For
sale by j. w. Gayle slim
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knights Of Golden Eagle.

Every member of Yeoman Castle,
No. 1, X. G. f., is requested to attend
the regular meeting on Wednesday
evening, at 1870 o'clock, as business
of Importance will be presented.
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ONE ENJOYS

WV ~ 1<X< w. n -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is .aken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly OH the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys-
tenn efFectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitua!
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cHNroaNjA FIG syrup co.
ASCiSc0.
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For SALE-At public auction, on
Monday next, at the Baptist parson-
age, at II O'Clock Il. IN. sharp, several
useful and serviceabie articles Of
household furniture
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Will Read at NichOlasville,

Miss Mary Buford Smith, daughter
of Rev. Green Clay Smith, has been
invited to give one of her popular
Musical and Dramatic Recitals in
Nicholasville, and has selected Tues
day, Nov. II, as the time. Our peo-
pie will no doubt take pleasure in
evincing their appreciation Of this
gifted Kentucky girl-Jessamine Jour
nal
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-01

Mexican Onyx clocks, the latest styles,
at II. 4. s;elbert's, tie jeweier. S.5t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-01

French Marble, BrOnze and Seth
Thomas clocks mt N. A. Selbcrt's. S.5t
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1890-11-01

FoUND-A clasp door key, evident
ly belonging to store, which the
owner can have by callipN at this
office and rewarding find
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SENATOR MlrcHELL's VIEWS.


Presenting Points tn Favor eft sr-r Coto-
age at silver.
wA>BIN.roN. Jan. ga senate bill
was reported to-day for the further appru-
priation of SsS.OOo for ~ public building
al Lo~ Angeles, Cal. The bill introsiuctsu
for the erection of "a monument tn Abra-
ham lincoln ON the gettysburg hattie-
field was r.ferrcd. Mr.. Ingalls, offered u
long preamble and resolution as tan the
debts due ny southern states, on the ln-
dian trust funds aud ON the direct tax at
lssl. The resolution dirsct- the secretary
of the treasury tai furnish the senate with
full information on the subject. IL was
agreed to. Mr.. Frye presented u memorial
asking for material and for u structure
at Philadelphia the great
events of the century III national life. IL
was referred.
MIR. Mitchell addressed the senate on
the hill for the free coinsg, OF silver. Ii
was. b. said. .. subject involving much
contention in the main, b'twcs'n the rich
and the poor. bctwc,u the creditor
class and the debtor class. IL i'm
VOWED "a gigantic effort, or, perhaps.
the term of conspiracy might not Ia map
and it, allies to slcprcs~ values i'm order
that the price of the creditors bond. and
note. and mortgage and gold coins might
absorption augmented. The pending bill.
he said. was not "a demand for the issue OF
AN unlimited supply of money. as all
agreed that such a policy would bc suicid-
al. Ii was a hill. however, To provide for
:, sufficient amount OF circulating medium
10y which to meet the largely increased
and largely increasing business Of the
country. and which would tend tai check
the alarming decline in the value of farms,
farm products and other commodities.
The quc- ion was whether a double stan
.lar,i IF money should he, rt-cstabiisllcd or
whether gold alone should continue to- he
the monetary standard. Was the tinan-
cial ship of America to sail
only in the wake of the gold
en- tramps Of Great Britain !:
Nj. Mitchell went an To argIc that the
only way To restore and secure national
prosperity was to provide by law for the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver bull
lion into standard silver dollars of The
present weight and ~fiucncss, and To give
To that coin the d~ebt-paying functions OF
"A legal tender, of course with the proper
restrictions Ia protect the mints from
amy imposition, and also to- provide for
the issue of legal tender certificates based
ON silver oinag The Window bill, .is
il now stood, lie regarded as fatally de-
fective: with slight amendments, how
ever, that proposition stood third in his
estimation as "a measure in tho right di-
r~cctioii. The free and unlimited coinage
of silver stood first. After this the exec
utive session adjourned.
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Gln,l.tnne.. lir,.uInr.

LONDON. Jan. ..-G;la,lstonc's usual cir
cular to his supporters in the house of
commons just before the opening of the
session of parliament, was published yes
terday. He says the condition of public
affairs il not without some peculiar feat
ur.s. ana that the questions to la consid-
erred at the opening of the session may he
Of pressing interest. The wording of the
circul il unusual and il taken to indi-
cate an early discussion of the Pigott let
tcrs and other matters of vital Importance
Ia thu. liberal and home rule members.
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ST. PAIL, Jan. 9Th National Build
er>' convention concluded their session
to-day. The cight-hour question was dis
cussed warmly this morning, several
amendments tn yesterdays resolution
being offered. Finally n substitute, offered
by II Boston delegate, was adopted: "Re-
cognizing the agitation for shorter
hours the National Association of
Builders declares that as "a central
body representing SD many different con-
stituents il is not competent or proper for
il to define u certain number of hours for
thcb building trades generally, but thai il
should he left tai the local bodies tai adjust
the number of hours of labor as the
circumstances and conditions dictate;
hut we believe this body should
ps.rsistently urge upon LEGAL bodies the
establishment of "a system of payment by
the hour a. ahsoiutely necessary as "a
safeguarl." The resolutions were
adopted intor~ing arbitration. The next
convention will hc held in New York.
John +. Tucker of New York was elected
president. Resolutions were adopted dis
courslging sub-contracting and providing
for the organization Of local and state s"-
Ei.ti,.S.
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Deadlock i'm the Ohio senate.

COLUMBUS. a.. Jan. 2s.-The state SEN
ate il i'm deadlock in tn" contest over the
lieutenant govcrnorship. The democrats
are holding the body in session to- await
the arrival of absentee.
At O'Clock this evening another demo-
cratic senator arrived and business pro-
cecuesi. The republicans will carry the,
case Ia the ~uprenI" court If l~.autpson il
oust.d. on the ground of the majority not
conducting the contest in accordance with
tile statutes.
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Butte Hotel arrivals.


by the Standards special wire.
BUTTE. Jan. 3.-Hotel arrivals to-day:
Al the McIcrmott: Charles y. Long,
Cincinnati. o.; u. II. Mcagher. Race
Track, Mont; A. b.. Hover. Deer Lodge;
John w. EnRlehart. Dillon; John Neon
nell. Southern Cross Mine; George II.
Baiiy,. Helena; j., b. Sanford and
wife, Helena; ID. Ii. Vincent, N. II. Il NJ.
X. r.; T.. :. Mnssigbrod. Warm Springs w
w. Carter. Warm Spring.; n. j. Hayes
Helena; n. IL. Helena &. w.
Reiknleyer, Helena: j. NJ. Fox, Helena;
Miss Fox, Helena; r.. -. Brown, Mime
apolis; sam Schwab, Helena; Mrs. Dora
York NJ. BaRley. Champions; Miss NJ.
Mills. Deer Lodge.
AZ the 81. Nicholas-I. We'll, Helena !;
II. Roth. Helena; Mrs. J. H.. Jenkins.
stuart; w. H.. Corwin, Newark n. J.
Loonan. Guthrie. Ont; 4. =. Gates,
Helena; }. u. Malloy, Anaconda; ID. r.
Haskctt, Chicago; }. =. Moore, Helena
Charles McAndrews, Mankato.
At the Soutlpern-S. -. Lewis, Minncap-
oils; Jolin Simons, Great Falls;
=. Frankman. Wickcs A.. Frank
man. Wickcs: -. r. Stahl, Pipestone; +.
NJ. Kerr, Jamestown; w. NJ. Carroll, Ta-
coma: Il. J.. Sparks, Richmond; John
Chambers, st. Paul.
Al the Windsor: ID. e.. Brooks, Omaha
John Mast..rson, Argcnta; Lee Lewis.
Champions; Peter Opsahl, Champion.
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~ AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs tn Market Value. an tha
New York Exchange.

Ups and Downs tn Market values ou the
New York Exchange.
NEW YORK. Jan. Is.-Thc stock market
to-day was irregular. The hears were
aided by the circulation of u report that
the Union Pacific and Northwestern had
formally Withdrawn from the Interstate
association. Sugar refincriss proved tn
bc one of the principal disauicting fca-
lures. IL opened at e. against "a last
evening and aftcrwari rapidly declined
tn 59L@ On the report of "a sstit tai he
brought by one of the organizers Of b
trust tai recover money. which would
bring the hooks of the trust into court.
The stock, however, recovered RoHsl sup
port at the decline. The general market
was stronger this afternoon. but made no
recovery of moment, AMI closed rather
heavy and quiet, close tn the lowest hg-
urcs. The great majority of the list
showed Declines, and Chicago d Eastern
Illinois dropped d. common 81, sugar "a,
Rock Island and Burlington IL each.
Governments were duh and weak for
folrs.
Petroleum The market opened steady
at IU53s. and after "a slight advance is.-
cauic weak and declined to lO6L. then
rallied and closed steady at 1861.
Stock Observation-Disclosures. 1U61s; high
est 1865: lowest 1854 closing lO5s4.
CONSOLIDATED Exchange-Opening, 1Gili /;
Total sales $4,000 barrels.
Copper Dull. nominal; Lake. January,
S14.5O.
Lead Quiet, steady; domestic. S'.seL.
Tin-Quict, firm; Straits. 5000.
Bar silvcr-@x.
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two Death On ~ Hiockadcd Train.

\ Francisco. Jan. ga rotary pillow
broke down yesterday afternoon in the
final drift remaining near Cascade. The
pillow had been working for IL days con
tinutlly. and il was Thought the big ma
chine would hold together until tn" road
had been cleared. An army of shovclcrS
has been put to work. Mrs. McNcan,
wife of Surgeon McNca of Jefferson
Barracks. died at Trurkc" Monday of
diphtiIcria. while on one of the delayed
trains. Yesterday. Lucia /lr.t tia. th.
Mexican midget. said Ia d" the smallest
human being in the world. "A passenger
ON Tia. same train. died of gastric. fever.
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jackson Appear In Bso.ton.

BosToN. Jan. Jackson the
Australian. exhibited before "a Boston
audience Tonight in IA sparring contest
with Jack Ashton. of Providence. The
xhibitio was very tame but won many
compliments for jackson. John l.. Sui
Ivan was "a spectator.
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ST. PAIL, Jan. 9.-Thc Missouri Valley
Stone Contractors association resolved to-
day to give place tai the National Stone
Contractors association. The constitu-
ton and rules for the new body were.
adopted. including "a clause making any
contractor having anything tn do with
prison labor ineligible to membership.
This bars o,t "a number of heavy con-
tractors.
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From Harpcr's Bazaar.
show those Boston people lioniz. that
Miss Hunser-and IA more uuattractiyc
girl than she I never met"
"Ah, but you forget. SIN. il the only
Boston woman who HASN'T read Robert
Eisncrc and never heard Of B~rowuiuv."
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And tIse Wind. IsIcw.

An unusually high wind prevailed all
day yesterday. and although the weather
was warm. il WAS anything but pleasant.
Al midnight last night il began to SNOW as
well as blow. and the gale at times was
terrific.
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NOTICE TO
STATE or MoNr,NA,

COUNTY or DEER LODGE, :
January .. $3.50.
To Frank Il. Brown: You are hereby notified
that I have expended for the years ISIS and fss:l,
each, one hundred dollars In assessment work
on the 'Bonanza' quartz lode mining claim,
lying In AN unorganizei district i'm beer Lodge.
county, and located November 10. ISs.. And II
within ninety days from the first publication of
this notice you fail Ia contribute Your proper
ton of such expenditure AS cDownerN Your inter
est i'm said claim will become the property OF the
undersigned under section ASA. Revised Statutes
of the United States.
[Signedl LOUIS >CHoIN.
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KILLED in 40 ssiuc.

HrRLEN. Wis. Jan. ..-Two men were
killed and two seriously hurt last night by
being p~ercipitatcd to the bottom of the
Montreal mine by the breaking of ~ rope
as they were ascending the shaft.
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CnCAGo, jan. 29.-Tllc worlds fair
executive committee to-day decided to in
creas. the fund tai SlO,ulO.OD 10y the is
s,iatIcc of S5,OsO,OuO i'm bonds.
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GONE with tn. l;n,on.. Money.

KANSAS City. Jan. ..-Christopler ID
Woods, treasurer Of tho Switchmen's
union of this city has Disappeared will
$1,000 of The unions money.
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Confirmed u, the senate.

wAsuINoToN, lam. -, The following
appointments have becu.confirmcd by the
senate: United States attorneys, Charles
-. Varian. Utah: John w. Whitchcr, Me-
vada: A.. j. Evans. western district.
Texas: Charles :. johnson, of Nebraska,
To the district of Alaska. United States
marshals, George A. Knight, northern dis
trict of Texas; Joseph J.. Wilson, Idaho
district: Judge John =. Bugbec, of
California. district of Alaska. Probate
Judges: Daniel Page. Iron county, Utah;
Georgc e.. Vieic, Willard county, Utah;
Lars T.. Edholni. Morgan county, Utah;
James Mct,arry, Beaver county. Utah:
George w. Bartli. Salt Lake county, Utah;
Isaac Burton. Uintal county. Utah;
associate Justice of the supreme court of
Idaho. w. Willis Sweets; registrars of
land Offices: Il. Mct'rec, Las Cruces, n.
NJ; ThoInas v. Baldwin, Folsom, n. NJ.
Indian agents, A. q. Simons. Fort Belknap
agency. Montana; John Fisher, Shoslione
agency. Wyoming; Moses u. wyinan.
Crow agency. Montana; Warren %. Rob
bins. Nezpercc agency. Idaho, Evcrtt w.
Foster. Nankton agency, South Dakota.
Postmastcrs: California;: H.. Nj. Eutchin,
SAN Diego: Washington: d.. 4. Jenkins.
Whatconn.
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The ..SwaMsp Fox Of lseOrKi

Turning over "a page of his private MEM
book Bill Jones. the detective,
said tn the Atlanta Constitution man:
"Here's the ease hat gave me my title
as swamp Fox of Georgia."
"Nhat * it?"
"In ISIS IA safe was blowno open i'm Macon
and about S11 900 was taken out. The
ease was put into my hands AMI I followed
the man into the swamps near where
Lumber City now is. l found him there
working at the mill, and got work, too. In
~ short time he and l were quite friends.
and were sleeping together. He had "a
habit of leaving the bed about daybrcak
every morning and l began To follow him.
II was slow work and required several
weeks. One morning I'd go "a certain dis
lance, and then back, and the next morn
"A little further. Finally ! went to the end
Of his rope. ! followed him into the
heart of the swamp and he took u pack
age from u stump. sHe handled il awhile
and then put il back. ] guessed what il
was. and ! guessed well. That night I
went to the stump and pulled out the
package, and found over SlO,U0O i'm il.
That night we went to bed together. but
about midnight ! got up, and, securing am
officer. for whom l sent. went 10 the
stump. The next morning he came at
the usual hour,and as he stopped to reach
for the package we sprang upon him and
he was ours"
sWhat became of him
Ale got ~ years, and ! got S2.5OO."
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DETsoiT. Jan. .s.-Thc committee ap-
pointed Ia audit the accounts of Treasurer
Reilly of the National Land League, he
gan its labors to-day. Mayor Gushing of
Omaha. was elected chairman. II was
decided to hold open meetings. The
question was asked why the auditing
was tp he done. President
Fitzgerald said "a long time
had elapsed since the last convention
and the continued postpoucInent of the
next one at the request of parncll and
others. DIR. Reilly considered il dine to the
friends of Ireland i'm America that they
should have. "a clean statement of his
stewardship as u matter of business urin-
ciple. and for his satisfaction. the rom
Init.s decided Ia make "a detailed cNami-
nation.
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Closing stocks

Money ON call at 2t-W3.
Prime mercantile paper, iM6Lc.
Sterling Exchangc'Quict. steady sixty
day bills, S4.s3L demand, S.S1h.
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Extra heavy fianncls only 2oc. at Estes
x Connelrs.
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TOLD IN A LINE

Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
ia Hardware Co.'S.
Guns for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Gums and ammunition at the
Hardware Cos.
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Losee 4 MAXWELL are closing out their
clothing, and offering same regardless OF
cost.
Funeral notices neatly p~rinted at the
- Sfonduri office.