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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
THE BRILLIANT MURDER.
A Summary of the Evidence Adduced
Yesterday.

The taking of testimony in the muir
der case was continued at Brilliant yes
terday, Murray being still in jail at
Steubenville, awaiting developments.
He declares that he has no recollection
of having made the statement imputed
to him that he said TO Charles Waddle
that he had had quarrel with Hun
garian and had thrown him into
the river from boat. He was
drunk at the time the murder
occurred. Murray is said to be one OF
the men sent TO the Cleveland work
house by Mayor Opperman several
years ago for beating his wife and child,
and that after his return from Cleve-
land he removed to Wellsburg, his pres
ent home. At all events he is disso-
lutte character and is so low in the
moral scale that he is just as apt TO
commit murder as any of the lesser
crimes.
At the hearing Marshal Nick Schiller
testified to the position in which the
shanty-boat was on the evening of the
murder; as to the size of the window,
which is 20x24 inches; that all the glass
was broken out, nothing but the rail of
the sash remaining; that on Monday
there was from five to six feet of water
where the boat was mOored; that the
broken glass was on the outside of the
boat, and that the interior of the boat
bore evidence of struggle.
Charles Waddle and William Mackey.
employed on the Wellsburg ferry, testi-
fled that Murray told them while cross
ing on Monday that he had thrown 4
Dago out of the window, pointing to the
boat and showing them the window he
referred to. Murray made no defense,
and was bound over to court.
DR.. b. +. Harden, of Wellsburg, and
DR.. Dougal, of Brilliant, have made u
post norton examination of the body of
Martin, which showed finger marks
on the deck, and one ear was also
bruised, and blood was running from it..
There was no water found in the body.
such as would naturally be found in a
man who was drowned, and it was the
opinion of the physicians and Coroner
that Martin was dead before his body
was thrown into river. The physicians
refuse to make public statement.
IL appears that a brother-in-law OF
Martins knew of Murray and Martin
being on the shanty-boat together.
Martin was missed from his home, but
his wife thought he had gone to Ali
kama, where he had been employed.
When Martins brother-in-law returped
from Alikanna, where he was also en-
ployed, and found that Martin had not
been at home, an investigation was
made, the river dragged in the vicinity
of the boat and the body found.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Transfers Left for Record, Yes
terday.

teTudys
The following transfers of real estate
were recorded by Clerk Hook yesterday:
Deed made May -, 1890, by Francis
Archibald, guardian, to John A. Hess.
for the undivided one-iifth of piece OF
property at Forty-ffth and McCulloch
streets. Consideration, $500.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by G. K. Il.
Gilchrist and wife TO w. ii. Travis, for
lots Nos. l, ., 3, 4, and &, in square No.
i'm Gilchrist's addition No. B. Con-
sideration, S1,761.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by q. K. E.
Gilchrist, to Franz Laupp, for lots Nos.
90, %, and %, in square No. ), In Till
christ's addition No. g. Consideration,
$3.50.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by G. r. E.
Gilchrist. to C. f. Schenerein, for lots
Nos. 81. 2s and %, in square No. >, In
Gilchrist's addition No. 3. Considera-
ton, S270.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by q. K. E.
Gilchrist and wife, to Emma McNichol,
wife of Robert Mc,NichOl, for lots Nos
"a. 25 and 26, in square No. 5, in Gill
christ's addition No. 3. Consideration,
$3.50.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by G. r. E.
Gilchrist and wife TO b. Stanley, for lot
No. IA. in square No. 5, in Giichrists
addition No. 3. Consideration, 500.
Deed made May Il, 1890, by Alexan
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ANIUSElIENTS.
A Wheeling Musical Festival.

Mr.. Rudolph ArOnSOn mas made llSht
operetta a permanent feature of amuSe-
ment in the metropolis, and by gather
ing together the very first people IN that
field of art. mounting the pieces artlS-
ticallv and extensively, and exercising
discretion i'm the selection OF new and
popular works that have already won
the stamp of success in Europe, that en-
ergetic manager,haSa ctually.made it.neXt
10 an impOSSibility for any competitor TO
wrest from him the position his COM
many has attained. As presented by
this superb company, which will be here
Friday and Saturday. "Nadjy" and Err
mimic" are generally conceded to be
things OF wonderful beauty as well as
themes of infinite mirth. Every detail
has received the most careful attention,
and Hoyt's magnificent scenery, the
elegance of the coStuming, the perfect
ensemble, the rapid, alert action OF the
performance. the perfection of charac-
terization by the able company, all COM
bipe 10 create an impression likely to
make the judiciouS rejoice that Amerl-
can enterprise added TO American talent
can produce such delightful results In
public amuSementS. In addition, "BlacK
Hussar" will be put on NJ the opera
House. Saturday afternoon, and Wheel-
ing people may be sure of a musical
treat in this engagement. Reserved
seats al Houses.
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DIED..

COURTS-On Wednesday. May 21st, 1890. at
Q o'clock D. m, JAMES C.. COURTS, in his 18th
year.
Funeral from his residence, No. l76 Four
teenth street, this friday afternoon at two
o'clock. Friends OF the family invited to at
tend Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
DOBLER-Thursday morning. May ed, 1890.
Mt ten o'clock, WILLIAM DoBLER, in his 3lst
years.
Funeral from residence OF his father, Richard
Dober, No. q Tenth street, Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
DIEGMULLER - Wednesday evening, May
2ist. 1890. ut $40 o'clock, J. MELcHIoR DEG
MULLER. aged 20 years; months and q days.
High mass at st. Alphonsus church this (Fri-
day) morning at 7:3O o'clock. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend. Funeral from his
late residence No. 70 Fifteenth street at 1880
o'clock p. IN. Interment at Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of
Individuals.

Individuals.
Hon. Sep Hall, of New Martinsyille, is
in the city.
Mr. N. n. Arnett, Jr., of Fairmont, is at
the Hotel Windsor.
Mr.. j. E. Watson, of Fairmont, is regis
tered at the Windsor
Mrs. Alexander Laird, of Parkersburg,
is visiting friends here.
Hon. Chas. Wells, of Giovers Gap, was
in the city ON business yesterday.
The Whist Club was pleasantly enter
tanned by Dr. and Mrs. A. +. Hustled, last
evening.
Mrs. C. w. Ebert, of Parkersburg, has
returned home after pleasant visit to
friends here.
Justice George Ankle has returned from
trip for the benefit of his health, looking
much improved.
L. Il. Smith, of New Cumberland, is
spending few days with his daughter,
Mrs. w. c. Young.
The friends of Miss Annie Windsor will
be panied to learn that she is lying danger
ously i'll at her home on the Island.
Mr.. George Salade returned yesterday
from two months visit to his brother in
Iowa. George is looking well, and the
Iowa climate and food evidently agreed
with him.
DR.. E. F. Frasher, of Pittsburg, son Of
Prof j. NJ Frasher, of this city, has been
appointed Lecturer on Clinical Medicine,
in the Spring course, Western Pennsylva-
MIA Medical College, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Dick Smith was pleasantly surprised
last evening at his home on West street by
a party of friends. About thirty-five
couples were present, and the time was
spent in dancing and other amusements.
Mr.. VIM. Mclaughlin, who had such
close call from being drowned at the time
of the naptha launch Gertrude disaster,
was able to be out on the streets yesterday
for the first time, and he was the subject Of
all-around congratulations. He is still
quite weak.
Mr.. Gorge Heimiller celebrated the
twenty-second anniversary of his birth
very pleasantly at his home on West street.
last evening. All the North End Glass
house boys were there and an enjoyable
time was passed by all, the host receiving
numerous wishes for many happy returns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23

The Messrs. Horkheimer Bros. have
bought in the neighborhoOd of 400,
pounds of unwashed woods in Harrison,
Lewis, Doddridge and adjoining coun-
ties, of this years clip, at an average
price of % cents. They report there is
no shearing as yet in this neighborhood,
nor will there be much wool of this
wears elm i'm the market before the
middle of June. A most remarkable
case of waiting for prices to raise is that
of farmer named Richie, in Middle
town, Washington county. Pa. He has
held his wool for the past seven years.
He sold the other day to Horkheimer
for 33 cents all around, the amount
being 26,C0O pounds.
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Rase Ball Notes.

The Wheeling Juniors would like to hear
from any club under 20 years of age
The Young Americans challenge the
Island Athletics for a game of ball on
Campbell's Green, in North Wheeling,
above water works, on May 3lst. If
accepted answer through this paper.
The Wellsburg Grays have reorgan-
lied for the season and will open Satur-
day, May "a, with the Martins Ferry
Reds. They will play two games Decor
alton Day with the Eclipse Club. of East
Liverpool, and have several good dates
open and would be pleased to hear from
some of the Wheeling amateur clubs.
They pay visiting clubs so, with privi-
of 80 per cent. of gate receipts. Ad-
dress Il. G.. Blankensop. Secretary
Wellsburg Grays Base Ball Club.
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News About the Boats and Boatmen or
the Ohio.

The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 26 feet and falling. The
highest point reached was about ~ feet
inches.
The present wharf boat on the land
ing will be replaced by bran new one
in August, it is understood. The hull OF
the present one used to be the hull of
the famous old Express.
Wharfmaster John Crockard, when
asked the other day il a Pittsburg and
st. Louis packet would pay, said: Il
can't say whether it would pay or not.
About 20 years ago there used to be a
line between those points, there being
four boats a month. In those days,
however, the freight on ore from St
Louis was six dollars per ton, and now
il is less than half that amount. Pig
iron was three dollars per ton, and 1t Is
now less than half. As these two
articles were the principal items OF
freight on the way up of course the line
maid. AT present prices for freight, l
conld not hazard a guess.
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That Cave.

Another chapter is made public in the
famous mammoth cave" discovered out
the road by the fat and lean men of the
Intellgcncer. Mr.. William Smith, who
has lived in that vicinity all his life, and
he is now about 60 years old, says the
cave is nothing more than an old coal
bank which was worked in 1910 by a
man named William Carr, who still
lives in the neighborhood, and the
coal was hauled TO Il distillery owned
by Samuel Carter, located on the spot
now occupied by VIM. Stamm,s stable
A gentleman who explored the cave,
Yesterday, says he is certain 1t is coal
bank. as he went in some distance ana
could swell the copperas water. he
thinks the fat and lean men got so mud
DIV that they wanted to fool some one
else into the hole in order TO get even.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-23
Another Oil Company.

The certificate of incorporation of the
Chicago Oil and Gas Company was re-
ceived from the Secretary of State yes
terday. The incorporatorS are Alex.
Frew, Col. a. a. Franzheim. T. Il. Nc
Lain. John Dornan, of WellSburg, and
Jas. r. McCourtney. The capital stock
is limited to $50, 900, of which $4,000
has been paid in. The company pro-
poses To sink well on lands of DR.. Gas
mire and Col. ID. II. Keaggy, near Wood
land Station, Marshall county. The
company is called the Chicago Company
because Chicago capital is invested in
il to considerable extent.
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Main Street Bridge.

In deciding to erect stone bridge al
Main street our citizens certainly maze
a wise selection, basing their decision ON
the question of ECONOMY in the emu
A steel bridge would have been cheaper
NJ first. but the certainty afforded by
stone bridge was not overlooked: Our
neoDle should follow this principle still
further and adopt fre-proof safes more
generally than has been the case mere,
tofore. The saving in insurance Will
nav for the safes, while the annoyance
and Inconvenience that will be saved in
case of fire cannot be estimated. Inc
Globe Contract Company, OF this city
carries the only stock OF safes in this
State.
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The w. ID. Co.'S Well.

The well on the Wheeling Develop
ment Company's lease, at the head OF
BoggS' run, is gradually going down,
but the work is necessarily slow on ac-
count of the very large dimensions of
the hole-thirtcen inches in diameter
The tools used are very heavy and
naturally rapid progress cannot be
made. The thirteen-inch hole will be
put down 500 feet, and then change
will be made to a ten-inch diameter.
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A Wheeling Man in Danger.

A correspondent writing from Green
Mountain, Tucker county. says Mat.
Kennedy, au old Wheeling resident, who
has been numbering in that vicinity FOR
a Michigan man. had a narrow escape
from death, few days ago. by running
on two bears while out hunting. Had
not Kennedy been an exceptionally good
rifle shot the bears would have got away
with him. They both started for him at
once, and as the laurel was very thick
Kennedy had no chance to retreat and
had to stand his ground, having the good
luck to kill both bears by single shots as
they rushed ut him.
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knights of the Golden Eagle.

There will be meeting of all castles
of The X. q. +. ut Grand Army hall on
Sunday, May %, at twelve and one
half o'clock sharp to complete ar
rangement for the excursion to
PittSburg in honor of the supreme
castle. Full attendance desired of mem
bers who contemplate going, as there is
business of interest. Also to attend the
funeral of Bro William Dobler, Grand
Vice Chief. X. G. f. of w. Va. Bridge
port. Martins Ferry and Bellaire are es-
pecially invited TO be present.
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Anew Democratic Club.

A certificate of incorporation has been
granted to the Wheeling Democratic
Club, organized for the purpose of
teaching the science of government,
and particularly the study of the con-
stitution of the United States and the
laws relating 10 the tariff and kindred
subjects, and for the diffusion OF
knowledge pertaining thereto and for
the improvement of the social relations
of its members. The capital stock sub
scribed is $4,000. Nineteen Democrats
of this city are the incorporators.
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whcellprand Lake Eric subscriptions.

Major q. NJ. Anderson and DR.. d. r..
Cook will start TO work to-day as the
representatives of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railway Company to solicit
subscriptions to the stock of the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie railway, in accord
ance with endorsement of the Chamber
of Commerce. These gentlemen have
had charge of right of way matters, and
all subscriptions for this Company on its
recent extension east of BowerSton.
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der Laird and wife, of Wood county, to
the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Railway Company, for lot No. IL, in
square No. 13, on the map of the sub
division of the Joseph Caldwell estate.
Consideration, S4,25O.
Deed made May 10, 1890, by G. L.
Cramner, trustee, to j. A. F'ilan and
others, for tract of land containing
six and one half acres. tract contain
ing five and one sixth acres and tract
containing one acre, all in the city OF
Wheeling. Consideration. $500. SO.
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rran 4 wallis Comedy Co.

VIII commence a weeks engagement at
the Grand on Monday evening, giving
an entire change of programme each
evening. This is said to be one OF the
best repertoire companies on the road,
and they have given such good SatiStac-
ton wherever they have appeared that
they have played number OF return
engagements. There are no sticks IN
this company, and they produce every
thing with a dash and vim that makes a
decided hit everywhere. Seats on sale
81 Weir's.
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An Object Lesson ON the Tariff.

Fred. Weimer, the Fulton butcher,
sent to Germany some weeks ago for
81 worth of garden seeds. When they
arrived at the custom house, they were
held for duty, and Mr.. Weimer had TO
pay about $40 before the seeds were
handed over to him, the total cost thus
being S14, plus freight.
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
The Steamer Bellaire Sold.

Yesterday Capt. James Mcdonald sold
the steamer Bellaire to w, NJ. Brown,
of Hartford City, w. Va, for the sum
$4,000, and the boat was taken down the
river yesterday. She will at once enter
the Marietta and Hartford City trade.
Capt. Mcdonald will probably build a
new boat.
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Directors Elected.

The stockholders of the Dent Oil Com
pany have elected the following Direc-
tors: J. C. Dent, w. T. Graham, j. j..
Holloway, C. n. Brady, C. z. Brown,
John A. Topping and ii. e. Uranium.
The Board organized by electing c. p.
Brown President, w. Z. Graham, Vice
President, and j. C. Dent, Secretary and
Treasurer.
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very much interested in the work, and
the majority of them were doing very
nicely. II is the intention of Prof.
Hammond to try and secure space at
the next Fair and have a display of work
done by the Fourth ward pupils, al
though the time between now and the
close of school is so short, that of course
no great things can be expected.
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Certificate Filed.

The certificate of incorporation of the
Dent Oil Company was left for record at
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday. The in
corporafors are j. C. Dent, John A. Top
ping, j. j. Holloway. II. G.. Uranium
and C. p Brown, holding one share
each. The capital stock is limited TO
500, 900, of which $500 has been paid
in
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Supremacy Delightful

To the emaciated and debilitated invalid is the
sense OF returning health and strength pro-
duced by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. When
that promoter of yigor Is tested by persons In
feeble health, its restorative and vitalizing po-
tency soon evinces itself in improved appetite,
digestion and nightly repose, the sole conditions
under which strength and nerve quietude Is
vouchsafed to the human system. \ gain in
flesh of course ensues upon the restoration OF
digestion and assimilation. As surely as winter
follows the fall OF the leaf, does disease shadow
the footsteps Of declining strength. when the
premature decadence of vitality Is not arrested.
Marasmus, consumption and other wasting NAL
aides are prompt to fasten upon the enfeebled.
Avert disease, therefore, with this grand ena-
bling tonic, which not only renews failing
strength but mitigates and counteracts the in
irmities of age and those OF the gentler sex.
Rheumatism malaria, liver and kidney troubles
Weld to il.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly
begin 10th July, 1890. and end 10th September.
Have proved OF signal use-lst. TO students who
design to pursue their studies at this or other
Law School; I'd. to those who propose TO read
privately: and Sd, to practitioners who have not
had the advantage OF systematic instruction.
For circular apply Up. o. University Of Na.) TO
JOHN b. MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
my2}WAF
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MANSFIELD, o., May 22.-Wheeling
experienced its first shut-out of the sea-
son to-day at the hands of the home
team. Score:
Mansfield. / 0 l 0 %
Wheeling, .......... 0 ~
Earned runs, Mansfield 6; two-base
hits, Mansfield 4; first base on balls,
Mansfield 4, Wheeling s; struck out, by
Bishop 4, by Sawyer 5: wild pitches,
Wheeling /; umpire, Hill time, 100.
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BASE BALL.
Dayton Soaked.

DAYTON, o., May 22,-Akron defeated
the home team in fine shape to-day.
DAYTON. ...........O 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 o. 6
Akron. 3 0 , 3 o 0 - s
Earned runs, Dayton .; two base hits,
Stapleton, Cuppy; hits, Dayton Z,
Akron 6; errors, Dayton II; Akron 3.
Umpire, England.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

All the latest styles, consisting OF Suit
ngs. PantaIoonings and Overcoatings.
First-ciass work and fit guaranteed. SHIRTS,
full line, in Dress, Silk and Flanneis' haii
Hose. the best csc. Half Hose made.
c. HESS s. SONS,
1891 and 1928 Market street.
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Wants Eyraud Extradited.

PARIS, May 22.-The Government has
asked the Spanish authorities for the
extradition of Michael Eyraud, who was
arrested at Havana for the murder of
NJ. Gouffe, in Paris, in July last.
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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY A GOOD
w Grocery Clerk; must have experience and
possess good reference. None other need APP
ply. Address CLERK" this Office. my22r
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Total of two funds d.

Leaving the Boards contingent fund
of SPA, 25429 untouched, save by the rec
ommendation to appropriate Sl@,97s for
McCulloch street.
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Killed by Private Manning.

Fort MONROE, VA, May 22.-Private
Tighe, of Battery f, First Artillery,
was shot and killed to-day by Private
Manning, of the same regiment.
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SSSS.34 90

The ten cent levy fund and The appro-
priation fund, forming a total of ST.
020.O5, was divided, as particularized
yesterday, among the various wards, as
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Canton Wins.

CANTON, o., May 22.-The home team
pulled itself together to-day and won
by the following score:
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NTANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
w Army, able-bodied, unmarried men. be-
tween the ages OF 81 add % years. Good pay.
rations clothing and medical attendance. APP
ply at No. 1919 Market street Wheeling, W. Va.
del3ybFri
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A Mistake.

O'Brien and Mackey for Springfield;
Conway and Cate for McKeesport.
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Getting Her Wind.

SPRINGFIELD, o., May 29.-The home
team lathered the ball to-day and de-
feated the would-be champions like this:
Il. II. =.
Springfield. Observation-Disclosures. II
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WHEELING INSTALMENT co.

Well go in this week on Chairs-We'l
smash chair prices so low as TO make 'em
comfortable financially and otherwise
Chairs-that is, Solid Hard Wood Chairs in
Walnut or Oak finish, that sell regularly
away up. will sell this week away down
We've cut prices exactly one-third-
Chairs that sell regularly at % cents, we II
let go at 80 cents-This reduction holds
good only for this week If you need
chairs Won save money by buying here
during this week-Six chairs and eft.
solid oak extension table only s7.50-Can
YOU realize it. No such values anywhere.
No use looking.
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Batteries for Canton, Young and
Yak; for Youngstown, Forsythe and
Cody: umpire, Jamsou.