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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
25fH ANNIVERSARY.
GRACE N. e. CHURCH CElE.
BRATioN ON SUNDAY.
Twenty-FIve Years OF Welded Life to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Bishop
FOss In the MOrninc-Pre-
siding Elder Murray
Preached in the
Evening.

Grace NJ. e. Church, corner OF Ninth
aud West streets, was crowded to its
utmost capacity on Sunday, the occasion
being the celebration of It's twenty-fiith
anniversary. The pulpit and the rear OF
the chancel had been handsomely and
tasteiulIy decorated with potted plants.
ferne and flowers, interspersed with DIFF
ierent colored electric lights, and gave 1t
an elegant and enchanting sight.
The centre of the platform was occu-
pied by tall white cross, springiDg out
OF q bed Of fowers-adorntd rccks. The
capitals Of the colums on either side OF
the pulpit bore shields trimmed in ever
greens. The one to the right Of the pull.
pit bore the legend 1885" and the one
to the left $780," Across the arms OF
the cross were tito words. wrought In
letters Of green on the white surface,
"Rock Of Ages"
The music was by q special choir Of
nearly hundred voices, under the lead
ership OF Mr. N. D. Cloward.
On the platform we're the Rev. w. L..
s. Murray, presiding elder, the Rev.
Vaughn Smith, Rev. T. Snowdcn Thomas
and Rev. Jacob Todd. D. D.
Bishop Fo.s made the morning address
and took Tor his text: Thus saith ths
Lord, stand ye 10 the ways, and see, and
ask, for the old paths, wherein IL tht
good way, and walk therein, md ,,
shall find rest Tor your SOULS" jeremiah
l6, 16. He began his remarks by sayinl
he was suffering from bad cold, and h
would begin his remarks and would con
iinue II bis voice was able TO hold out
He began: mankind 10 largely govern
ed by circumstances. They arc the In
struments moved by a powerful will
J Men depend on God and man doing Il
. the present and future just as they hav
! been doing.
t At the great battle OF Waterloo neithe
of tho leaders knew what the outcome &
, the day was TO be. The Iron Duk
! doubtej, and ere 1t was over was wishln
7 that Biueher or night would come.
5 The battle over and history Of event
I before and since throw this event out !
= strong relief. Now we look back upon
and see the shadow Of al enormous rigl
= hand resting over the battle field.
60 1t ID with all great events In history
l So 1t was with the great religious mov'
3 ment under Wesley. Men did not 81
y God In 1t when John W esiey was follow e
y y by bowling mob and hooted throug
i the streets OF London.
Bishop Jones declared that the Meth
dist Church was never SO strong and
\ pure as now.
n Tho Methodist Church has teen apt
n described a. rival church Ia Its spir
Y. and missionary church 10 It's organic
'e ton. Wesley's times were characteriz'
y by great decliue In spiritual lie.
~ tho church the ritual was read BY priei
ia hood and listened to by . people th
cared nothing for It, and upon who
y lives It had no effect.
Us The conversion of John Wesley at I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

Elwool McCiymont and Mics Sallie f..
Eldredgc, daughter.of Hon. James w J.
Ware will bs married In Trinity Church
at $50 O'Clock tomorrow Thursday !
evening. 1t 10 said that 450 Invitations
have been Issued to friends, consequent
ly the church will be well filled on this
I'm portant occasion. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. II. Ashton
Henry. T. Leslie Carlenter will play
the wedding marches. Miss Mollie Solo
mon will be the maid of honor. The
bridesmaids will be Mis-, Daisy Patton OF
Philadelphis and Misses Elsie Foord,
BERTHE Rumford and Ellie Chandler oil
this city. dordon Chambers OF Phila,lel-
phIa will be the best man. The ushers
will be James MsClymont Of Chester, j.
w. Kline OF Philadelphia and q. Park
Pos les aud W. Percy Morrison of this
city. The bride and the bridesmaids will
wear handsome costumes OF white elk
aud the maid of honor will wear rich
costume of corn silk.
Ailer the wedding there will be brill
liant reception ut the home Of the brides
father, No. All Delaware avenue. MIR.
McClymont aud his bride will spe ID their
honey moon in the north. On their re-
turn they will reside ut No. All Delaware
| avenue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

In the Philadelphia Sunday Press
gallery Of aged people the following In
yesterdays issue appears:
Among Wilmipgton's venerable men
who are climbing gradually toward the
century mark Is honest old John Full =
mer. Mr.. Fullmer was born IN the
little town OF Ruth about three lssgiles
from Gar sruhe, In the Grand Duchy OF
Baden, now a part Of the German I'm.
pile, In the year 1909. Attending
school for . short time in his native
Baden, he sailed for America In the brig
DIDO, aud after tempestuous voyage OF
six weeks no landed In Philadelphia In
1919. In his oarly yesrs at home he
worked on farm, then became . ship
cart enter, which trade he followed for
several years after landing.
Tlring Of this pursuit he apprentlced
himself TO learn the shoemAking trade In
Philadelphia. In 1876 be moved to VII.
mlugtou, Delaware. In 1850 he opened
shoe store hero aEd pursued his busl-
ness for hhy-two years. Securing very
ample fortune, he ietirel from business
In 1889. TO pass lis years peacefully with
l.is Interesting family Of seven children,
| three others having dicl.
Mr.. Fullmer regards himself a. q TEN :
peIate man, drinking euly light wines.
lie never drank at . bar. He has moi
smoked slnce 1880, aud never chewed
tobacco. Mr.. Fullmer has been rong,
| hari-wo king sturdy man all his HE. He
is an exemplary Christian, having been .
trustee In the Lutheran Church i0r many
yesrs. He rarely missed attending church
on Sundays, and 10 devoted Bible
reader.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
JUST like A WALKING GHOST.
A STRANGE STORY ABOUT A
LITTLE WILMINGTON BOY.


In cosy cottage at SOC Church street,
Wilmington, lives Mr.. Frank l.. Rooney,
with his wifc and children. IL Is m hap
py home. and the music of the children .
laughter in their merry childish glee
greeted the car of the reporter the other
evening rs he was ushered into the com
Portable sitting room by Mrs. Rooney, a
coplcly lady, whose face shows traces OF
what must have been ID ore than unusual
beauty when she was sweet sixteen.
Mr.. Rooney is an engineer for tho Nn
tional Dredging Company ana has been
in that corporations employ for the past
eight Or nine years lie is highly Thought
of by the company. The Rooney hom.
/ shows all through the house that happi
ness reigns supreme.
BY Mrs. ltooncy's side sat her pretty
| little son Willie, a bright boy. lie viii
be years old next May and he Is {
proud little lad now because hc goes 3,
] st. Mary's Scnool, at sixth ana Pin,
/ streets, and is o favorite with his school
| mates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
Annual Meeting.


The annual meeting Of tho Whining
ton Agricultural and Industrial Associa-
ton was held on Saturday afternoon In
the second story OF the Opera House.
Ihefe was fair attendance of the stock
holders. The report OF the Board Of
Managers was read. The amount In
veeted by the society In permanent Inn
pr6vements 10 81 ,537.8S. The sum Of
vi, ,05S.66. for permanent improvements
were made In the past year, consisting Of
", 0,6l0S9 for the ladies' exhibition build
Ing and SS,663 for tie main exhibition
building. The present estimated value
OF the plant is ef3,673.25. Upon this
there 10 an Indebtedness OF SIS, ,G9i. .G2, Of
which amount the sum oi $4,000 10 In
the shape OF negotiable loan, the bal
snce being iu accounts aud bills payable.
AZ an Offset to this debt OF SIS, 094. %
there are bills and accounts dne TO the
amount Of eii, ,4i542, aad unsold stock
10 tho amount Of go. 1888.
The association plant 10 now one OF
the largest and best equipped In the Md
dlo States. They have now one OF the
test half mile tracks In the country.
Among the recommend atoms for th .
year. are; Elrst, turn stiles, for all the
entrances to the fair grounds, and other
W uGCuGc 0kAtuob lOs8
| (Which was considerable last year) from
that class Of people who are always ready
to beat their neighbour; second, . shed
roof to be extended along the front oil
the grand stand to protect the occupants
from the rays OF the sun. The exhIbl-
tion last fall was grand success. The
receipts wero Sl7, $3.50, aud tbs ex.
penses e16,S52.45, showing . pront o.
81. .528.25. In the light OF experience II
10 coniidentially expscted thai, with on
equal attendance at your meeting II
1880, by . more careful and comprchen
sive management, and judIrious cutting
down Of expenses, the protits Can b,
made many times greater than they wsr,
at your list exhibition, Your last ex
hIbition has fully demonstrated the fac
that agricultural fairs can be held with
ont the Questionable features that dete
SO many from attending.
The association 10 fairly established ~
one Of the great fair associations OF th
United States. You cSn draw your tx
hibits from an extended section, an,
with proper arrangements with the dii
ierent lines OF travel reaching you
grounds, and judicious advertising, you
future success Is no longer au expert
ment. In all such enterprises as this q
yours, cooperation Is tn, life Of success
It needs your undivided aud combire
efforts.
The following were elected manager
Tor the ensuing year: George @. Lobdcl
Preston Lea, II. b. Cotton, II. N. Buct
ID. w. Taylor, William DUPONT, II.
McMulen, Thomas 3. Robinsop, M. 4
Hayden, ThomN q. Wilcox and WI
liam Lawton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

II 10 stated that tine Wilmington and
Northern Railroad Company has made u
proposition to build a railroad from
Lenape Station 10 West Chester, pro-
vided that the members of the Board Of
Trade OF that place will guarantee to
raise $4,000 Aud secure vs. many re.
leases as possible for the right OF way
from the various farmers through whose
properties It passes. A committee has
been appointed and the members will 20
TO work Immediately to see what can be
done In the matter. The construction of
this branch road will cost Sl50,00O, but
It will prove great advantage to the
main road, rs well as to tho citizens of
West Chester aud adjajent country. We
hope that 1t may be built.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

The twenty-nfth anniversary Of Grace
NJ. e. Church will bs htld during the
wask commencing on Sunday and end
ing on Monday, February 3. The official
program for the week Is as follows:
Monday. January T-7.30 p. N. his
torical meeting, q. y. Rudolph presiding;
prayer; Scripture le,scn, Psalm 81;
anthem; paper on "Thc Inception Of
Grace M. z. Church." by j. Taylor
Cause; music by the choir; paper on
"1he Hiatory of Grace NJ. Y. Church."
BY W. II. Billany; hymn No. 16 ; dox-
ology aud bsnedictIon.
Tuesday, January $3.50 p. m.,
finances and missitns, w. hastings pre-
lessoD, Matthew 9Th chapter, from 19ih
verse; anthem; paper oa 'The Financial
History Of Grace N. Il. Church" by z.
James Belt; hymn No. 936; paper on
The History Of Grace Church Sunday
School Union and Missions." by Francis
w. Heisler; hymn No. 0'5; doxoloay
and benediction.
Wednesday, January 29.-7.30 p. IN /,
womau's work, Mrs. George W. Sparks,
presiding; hymn No. 8l2; prayer; Scrip
ture lesson, Mark IA, 1st TO 10Th verse;
hymn No. $40; paper on "Woman's
Work In Grace N. Z. Church." by Mrs.
II. r. Pickels; anthem; social reunion;
music by the orchestrs.
Thursday, Jauusry 50.-130 p. m.
ponng peoples work, W. z. Hawkins,
presiding; hymn No. Al; prayer; Scrip
ture lesson, Psalm I; anthem; paper on
"Young Peoples Societies Of Grarc M.
Il. Church." BY MiSs Sarah R. Wcidin;
hymn No. 562; paper on THE Future Of
Grace NJ. 2. Church." hy Miss Mary J.
Wheeler; doxology ard benediction.
Friday. January 3I.-7.s0 p. M, In
memoriAm, q. W. Weldin. presto Ing
hymn, No. AS; prayer; Scripture lesson,
Palm 90; hymn No. 763; "Memoirs, y
by Job b. jackson; hymn No. 99S; love
doxo,ogy and benediction.
i Sunday, February 2.-10.s0 .. m.
preaching by the Raw. Georse R. Crooks
b d., . p. m., Sunday school; 7.30 y
M, preachIng BY the Rev. J. Richards
Boyle, ID. D.
4, Monday, February $3.50 .. m, SUI
day school meeting. W. H. Curry pre-
: siding; orchestra voluntary; singing b!
the schools, "Churoh or God Awake;
prayer; scripture Lesson; singing by tn
!, schools, 'Our Glad Jubilce;" paper O
"rhe History OF Grace n. e. Sunda
Schools" ty Henry U. Conrad, Esq
singing by Young Peoples Association
marching On;' address by +. Baldwi
Springer; singing BY infant schoo
"Littlo Pebblcs;" address by the Rel
w. W. Cookmsn; singing by the school
. "5lng On;' scripturai exercise by iDtai
school class; singing by Young People
Association, "All 10 Well" address
the Rev. Jacob Todd, D. D.; silver ofle
Ing. orchestra playing Lost Chord;
Iauy; singing by the schools. "Makir
Melody" address by c. w. Weidin; sol,
Mics Thielman; address by W. IIasting
singing BY the schools, ''By the Grace
God Well Meet" doxology and bent
diction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

Henry P. Grubb, of the Ninth ward.
son OF Adam Grubb, died At bis residence,
No. 1920 Market street. on Sunday. De-
ceased was in hls 40th year. He leaves a
wife who was formerly Miss Laura
Jelieris to mourn his loss. Deceased was
man well thought Of BY all who knew
him
James II. Patton. residing at Fourth
and Van Buren, streets, died yesterday OF
consumption. He was iu bis 25th Year.
ing, in the 9th year OF his age. He KEEP,
the saloon at tue corner Of Fifth aud
Madison streets Tor the past eight years.
He belonged to Hermann Lodge, No. 20,
!. o. o. f.. ard Clayton ledge, No. 4. X.
of T. His funeral will take place On
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
LADY's Pisi,rECT COMPANION

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one of New York'5 most skillrui physi-
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Publishers Baltimore, Md
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

Tho WAshlneton correspondent Of the
Sunday Phllsdslph Press ol ysstefday
has the following little pleasant reference
10 Hon. Anthony Higgins, the Kspubil-
can Senator from Delaware. among the
sensts's marriageAbls bachelors and
II 81 a matter Of pleasant chronicle that
Lib.. .A.-'s' season hero is at lie
o.. .'' ,..' Of H2IT"rs.. .sd e. ,,c soSSins q. |:
Rootf II - N ul.. se reception.
The cosy nooks IN Vice President Nor.
ton's residence have been appropriated
by lover, and the hundred million dol
lars that is trottlng around 10 pctticoats
and pants, ,ocns Is being beaieged st al
ternoon teas, at evening dnners, and
upon every other available occasion.
Washington has It's marriagoabic men as
well ~ lie marrIageable women, and the
fffy millions owned by the heircrses II
offset by y like amount owned by good
catches nuioug the men. The males have
brains In addition to their money, aud II
10 no wonder that hundreds OF girls come
here every Winter hoping 10 carry AWAY
= noted husband.
SENATORIAL CATCHES.
Even the Senate has put up some goot
material At auction, aud tue girls WHO
throw the inost love and beauty into thei
bids will knock the persInmons. Vol
colt. Of Colorado, Is . bachelor, and III,
long, skin-aud- bona Bachelor Saulsbur!
hHs retired 70 give place to rosy Mr.. Htg
gius, who has never been married, an,
who has made enough a. the law to SUP
port an cxtravaElnt vile. Higgin
would make . dear of . husband
Straight, broad-shouldercd aud chunky,
he has regular features, aud hs brave
blue eyes chime with ctr ngth and witt
tenicrnesa Ilc has . good crop Of lIgh
hair. well-c0mbed, aud he dresses VI
taSte.
lie Ia pugnacious aud strong, and b
would light 10 tho death for the woma
he loved. He has house here at Wash
4 ington, nesr Dupont Circle. and his onl
ineumbrances arc two pretty niecet
whom, doubt not, . new Wiis coul
mansgc. The Senator 10 10 years old
lie 10 graduate 0f Yale and ID goo
catch. His voice In mclodIous, cayressln
aud sincere, aud the Washington girl
say that hts nature Ia better exp cssed b
Ills voice than his face. lie IL forward 4
politics but rather Backward 10 love, m
he recently said to ftiend that "a wild
over had more chances In Washlngtol
,ociety than bachelor,'' for, ~ he ex
pressed it, there 10 no ol ice here who
widowcr 10 around. The widowci
gush and Halter so much that 1t make
an ordinary man tongue-tied."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

The enlerprising grocers, Messrs. Lynch
& Leary, who have made such success
oil their business at the northwest corner
OF Fourth and Madison streets for the
past few years, have purchased OF Charles
Stewart the adjoining property, No. T05
West Fourth street, which they Will take
into their prosent store; also fourteen
feet more will be added on Madison
street. This Improvement will make
their store i0x45 feet. An elevator, new
counters aud all moiern couveniences
viii Le xddel TO give The ilrlu better
chance to handle Their Increasing bus'-
ness. They are both young and wide
awake business men, and deserve u the
success which has followed them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. "a, -Whie Bishop
Whitaker was standing in the ehsaccl oil
bt. Joan's Protestant Episcopal Church
during services last evening David Alex.
ander, 20 years old, who was ln the third
pew FROM the chancel, fired shot at the
bishop from his revolver. The bullet
missed Its mark ard Bi hop Whitaker
was not aware Of the attempt on his life
until the service WAS at AN eud. Alexan-
der was promptly arrested and locked up.
He said he attempted to remove the
bishop because the latter was friend ol
tho rum seller.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
The Hight Course.

Thomas Fagin, contractor for removing
garbage from all that part OF tho city
west Of Market street Is taking the right
course to do his work effectively and to
please his patrons. lie has had d'stribu-
ted circular into ever family notifying
them that II their garbage is not properly
removed lie will always have wsste
wagon on hand to send at momsnta
warning TO have the work done. Hi
llace Of business 10 at No, 2oi orange
stre.t and his Telephone call Is All.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
She gavo them Castoria.


An Abscondtng Democratic Postmaster
Dover, DEL, Jan. U.-The postmaster
at Dlnsh's Corner, kunt county, Is va
cant Henry Riehl, . Cleveland Demo.
Graf, TT out . few weeks ago, taking with
him horse, carriage, blankets, whip.
ETC., all the property OF somebody else,
and he has not been heard Of since. His
Vile was lett behind aud shs has given
up the office The only other citizen In
the place ID not able TO read and write
aud hence could not be appointed 70 the
otsics. II 10 ssid that on March next =
responsible person will occupy the house
recently held BY Riehl and then, IL the
! elghbors want It the office can bc
re-opened. Some say that an Office 10
needed there. As tho point is only about
three and . half milcs from either Ches :
wold or Kenton. Pearson's Corner 10
less than three miles south OF H. The
l-Wail has been carried from Wyoming to
Hazlettville, TO P,ason's and then TO
DInsh's Corner, a distance of more than
ten miles, while 1t ou lht to bu carried
from Cheswold. II the Office Is opened
again, the effort will be- made to carry the
mail to 1t from Cheswold. il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

Isit not worth the small prico OF 70
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, II you
think SO call at our store and get bottle
OF shiloh's Vitalizcr. Every bottle has a
printed guarantee on II, use accordingly,
and II 1t does you no good 1t will cost You
nothing. N. b. Daniorth, wholesale and
retail agent, Second aud Market streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
DR.. sIm,ns, White pul,nonio IsaIsn,u.

The flnest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the afilic.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. It will positively prevent
tic iurOlds OF consumption and preserve
your systein against its Destroying pow
or. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
ness, less OF voice, sore throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell It. Do. OF, VIII
mipgtoD, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
Still Fighting.

The war among tho manufacturers ol
wall papers 10 still raging. Until peace
10 established papers will be cheap. We
get this from tho Fidelity Wall Paper
Company, Of II North Eleventh street,
Philadelphia. They arc selling gill
paper for 10, 10 and l5c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

The world famous Hanlons' grand
fairy spectacular "FantaslnA" will com-
mencs . three nights engagement at
Prootor's Opera House this evening. The
piece will be well put on and fifty pso.
pie will take part in the production. The
scenery will be marvellous and gorgeous
The scenic effects Will be startling trans
formations. Pr.ces Is, 35, 30 and rs
celts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

Between II and 12 o'clock on Saturday
night Frederick Go,chmer and George
Sirlcker got into an alteration on Third
street near Market, which terminated In
the two men tying up. Gotchmer got
his thumb In S ricker's mouth, when the
latter shu. his teeth down hard on 1t,
making GoIchmer howl with pain.
Joseph Gotchmer came to his brothers
aid and belabored Stricken over the heal
and face with d cane. The combatants
were finally separated by friends, who
looked a'ter their wounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27
B.d.y s..J.. S,i.

George Clark, who works at laboring
WORK at the II. Il H. Works, while en-
gagged about large crane last week was
very badly Injured by the crane falling
upon him. He was picked up and taken
to his residence, No. 1919 Chestnut street,
and doctor summoned, who attended
to his physical wants. He was badly
bruised internally aud is now lying very
low, his recovery being doubtful. The
company are doing all In their power tt
alleviate his immediate wante.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

We have . speedy AMI positive Gu
forCatarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Moiue
and Headache, 10 SHlLOH'5 CATARRH
REMEDY. A Nasal Injector free with
each bottle. Use it II you desire health
and sweet breath. Price 50 cents N. b
Danforth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market strsets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-27

Is kept busy extracting, flliug and MAX.
ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be fret-class In
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c. with gas, 50c. A set Of teeth, g. 30;
beat, "a. Teeth filed with silver, 75c. /;
emalgam, &c.,; gold, el and upwards
Teeth cleaned for 75c. ONCE, 7O3 Market
street