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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
THROUGH THE HEAD
A MURDER AND A MYSTERY COMBINED IN
THg VICINITY OF CADlZ
William West Instantly Killed BY Nathan RUDY.
Hired Hand-Our Police Looking 'or
the Murdersr-LOcal Crimi-
nai Matters.

Yesterday morning Chief of Police Del
brugge received telephone message from
the authorities at Cadiz, o., to look out for
one Ruby. who was indicted for murder
there but who had made his escape. The
alarm was at once sent out To the day force,
but up TO a late hour last night no trace had
been obtained of the murderer, VINO was
supposed 10 have come TO this city or Ylcin-
itv via. the Wheeling and Lake Erie road;
The telephone message thus sent referred
! 10 n shocking crime committed in the VEIN
itv of Cadiz about noon Friday, the details
I of which were not known generally, even
! in that neighborhOOd, until yesterday
morning. There seems TO be mystery
connected with the affair, which Will
doubtless be solved later, but when AZ
present seems to point in the direction OF
completely in the crime on the part of some
members of the dead mans family. me
details. rs far as the REGISTER has been
able TO gather them, are as follows
About a quarter of twelve o'clock FRIDAY
morning West had violent quarrel with
Nathan Ruby, his hired hand. Hot words
passed between the two men, and threats
were exchanged, but the matter was APP
parentlv ended for the time being, when
West ordered Ruby 10 90 and feed the
stock. Ruby stepped behind west, as
though to obey the order, but drew a re
volver while still standing within a lew
feet. and shot West twice in the dead. The
balls penetrated the brain, causing instant
death Ruby at once fed, while members
of the family carried the body of the dead
man into the house. Afterwards, when
questioned rs to the matter, Mrs. West ana
her sister stated that West mad died from
an attack of appoplexy, and il was not un-
I'll late Friday night that, suspicion having
been excited, D. G. Hillegas, OF Cadlz,
went 10 the scene of the murder and ascer-
tanned the truth.
West and Rubvhad some trouble sev-
ecal yea ) ago, growing out o. ALLEGED m
timacy win Mis-. West. and West IS SAN
10 have paid out several hundred dollars 10
hX the timing up Ina the absence OF any
definite knowledge to the contrary, 10 IS
supposed that the murder grew out OF re
vival of This trouble. especially IN view oil
the statement made by Mrs. West aud her
sister as 10 the cause of death
A later telegram, received from CadlI
late last night said that Ruby was under
arrest, but did not state where, or 10y whom
he was arrested
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
4 Hemini~cence of Or. Baird.
Usl!s5ur0 HTGlf.

Daring the meeting of some of the old
Washington class of 1871, at Washington,
at the June commencement last, occurred
an Inciden, that may be o; interest IN view
of the tragicai ending OF the late DR.. Geo.
Baird. at Wheeling.
some half dozen of the old boys were to-
-ether iu the evening, discussing old times,
as old BOYS will, and among other things,
counting up as near AS could be, how many
were left of the thirty seven who formed
the graduating class torty-three
wears igo The count showed probably
et -hteeu survivors DR. Baird was there
and he made the suggestion that the class
hold . reunion of as many as might be sur
vivins ON the 5Oth anniversary, October
list. l>g1. and r. was unanimously adopted
AS "a GOOD suggestion, and all present prom
sod 10 bear it iu mind and TO use their best
endeavors 20 make it "a success by having
all the other living members Of the class Of
1855 present there and then
Baird was the hight of the circle then
he WAS In robust physical health. jOvial
and light of spirit. full of fun and clear of
memory the same boy as forty-three years
AGO. except with the added dignity Of
wears that sat lightly and yet becomingly
upou him He was the last one apparently
upon whom the lot would alight, and yet
me was the first called, and with most trag-
ical accessories.
Poor Baird We remember him well.
Good hearted, generous, Sympathizing,
courageous. but not quarrelSOme, straight
forward. boiSterous. rough, sometimes pro
fame. guick-tempered, but not aggressive,
withal a spirited boy, better scholar than
student, with all his drawbacks, none in
the class with more or better friends. Peace
20 his memory.
The same qualities that distinguished
him as boy, marked him rs a man. He
may have had bitter enemies. but few had
stronger friends, and whatever else might
be said Of him, none could say but that he
was generous and kind TO the poor or de-
serving, or that he ever kuuckled down TO
those in place, by reason of wealth or posi-
ton
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tainly would not pay high prices Tor
spicy testimony, nor devote so much
space todiscussing the matter.
Ii is anything but conducive 20 the
Improvement Of the morals of their
readers. Still the readers evidently
want such reading and, consequently
they get
Its impossible to go behind the re-
turns" Of the popular mind in such
matters and, for instance, if the LeglS-
lature Of Minnesota, which has made 1t
unlawful for actresses to appear in the
aforesaid costumes within that State.
hope to accomplish any good result, 1t
Is sadly mistaken, just like those prudish
matronS of Philadelphia, who publicly
protested against the nude in art as eX-
bibited on the walls Of the Academy OF
Fine Arts in that city, although the
works are by eminent American artists,
and are entirely devoted to the portray
al of the beautiful and devoid OF any
improper suggestiyeness in themselves.
Yet. as might have been expected this
public protest has set the youth OF both
sexes all agog to see these pictures and
thousands will go out Of their way to look
at them who would not have thought OF
doing so, had not their attention been
called to them. And worst Of ALL when
they stand before these Innocent works
OF art, they will ,crutinize the canvas
for the indecent features, which the alb
,urd protest alleges are TO be found IN
them. when. otherwise, the great Ma
ior.ty probably would have admired
them simply as beautiful works ef art
and given uo other thought TO them.
Public morality cannot be coerccd'
and attempts ia that line generally
prove ooomeraugs to the moral police
men who make them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

Ferguson * Mack in the laughing farce
OF McCartby's MishapS Will be at the
Opera House on Friday and Saturday even
ines of this week. The Cincinnati En-
yl1c, saws OF the piece: Judging from the
laughter that prevailed at Havlin's Me
Carthy's Mishaps must have scored d hit
and Tue audience which tested its capacity
an both performances left in a merry frame
ofwind. the general verdict being that 1t
was the most laughable comedy that has
been seen here In many day. From be-
ginning to END il is one continuous laugh,
non seusical. full of absurdities and
uUcrous antics, but as that was expected,
and what tbe people attended the perform
ance for. there could be no cause for com
n.aiut Two lrisbmen. Mccarthy and
Mulisau. yvh0 are the central figures, are
ono for good time, and meeting TWO oi the
dancers from the ballet, take them 20 Null
igau home
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A BIG CHICAGO BLAZE.
The sherman House and Booley's Theatre
Narrowly Escape Total Destruction.

CHICAGO, March l4.-Panic reigned for
time in portion of the Sherman House
early this morning Great tongues of flame,
dense pillows of smoke and showers of
flaming cinders darted against the rear win
dows of the hotel. So intense was the heat
that panes of glass melted and crumbled.
The fire, which so rudely disturbed
the slumbers of hundreds of sleeping
guests, had its origin in the wholesale
drug house of Humeston, Keeting & Co,
at l43 and 145 Lake street. The drug firm
occupied three of the five floors of the
building. The fire was caused by an ex-
plUsion which fairly blew out the iron
shutters, and sent the flames with light
ming rapidity to the roof and basement.
The building was filled with explosives, oils
and chemicals, and the blaze was one Of the
fircest the firmen have ever fought. The
first intimation the guests Of the Sherman
had came with the bright light which shot
directly into the windows on Couch Place.
All the guests occupying rooms on the side
of the hotel near the fire were soon aroused
and moved out of their rooms TO other quar-
tiers. Hooley's theatre caught fire several
times and the flames were with difficulty
extinguished. The loss TO the theatre by
smoke was considerable. For time it
was feared the Sherman House and theatre
must go. The losses will aggregate $780,,
000
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WEATHER WE'LL HAVE
According to Prophet Foster-storms and
Frosts Ahead.


ST. JOSEPH. Mo, March l4.-Prof. Eos
ter makes the following weather predic-
tons: The last half of March will De very
changeable weather, with two principal
storm waves besides that due top pass across
the continent from the 18th to the 10th
The first of these storm waves will be due
to leave the Pacific coast about the 18th,
cross the Rocky-Allegheny valley from the
the 10Th TO the 2lst, and reach the Atlantic
coast about the 22d. This will be what is
termed the eQuinoctial storm, but while the
storm will be general, it will not be Of
very great force. II will pass from west
TO east along the thirty-ninth degree OF
north latitude, and the cold wave following
il will cause frosts as far south as the
thirty-eighth degree. The second storm OF
that period will be of more force and OF
much more Importance. 1t will be the
greatest storm of the month, and the cold
wave following it will cause destructive
frosts as far south as the thirty-tifth de-
gree of north latitude This storm will be
due to leave the Pacific coast about the
oath, cross the Rocky-Allegheny valley
from the 25th TO eth, and reach the At
lantic coast about the 18th. The storm
will affect all of the United States, causing
SHOWS in northern and rains in southern
ATTITUDES, with heavy gales of wind in many
places and a probability OF western biz
Iard
The predictions made six weeks ago
that the rainfall would gradually extend
northward, becoming lighter in Texas and
along the sea coast, has been verified so
far, and still holds good for the future. The
rainfall will slowly proceed northward and
to higher elevations till about September,
1873, when it will begin TO recede toward
the sea level This does not apply to
States that are watered from the great
lakes, but more particularly to the coun-
tries south of the Ohio and west of the
My next letter will pertain to April
weather, which will be of much greater
Importance than that of March. Great eX-
trenes and a great variety of weather may
be expected. The first half of the month
will average warmer than, and the rainfall
will double that of the last half The most
destructive frost will occur between the
18th and oath. A few notable storms will
occur dates Of which will be published in
letters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
\ BadItalian.

Louis Boito. the Italian who mad one Of
his legs terribly crushed in the tunnel
several months AGO, and has Oeen patient
at the Hospital up TO a few Gays ago, was
arrested last night and sent TO jail for
three months, in default of 500 bonds by
Justice Davis. The case is rather pecu-
liar one, and present some of the features
prominent i'm the crank who shot Officer
Henry Frohme IN June. 1889. Boito has
been wandering around ever siace MS dis
charge from the Hospital, and when it was
suggested that he 60 out to the Iufrmary,
he grew violent, raved about the city's
owing him twelve thousand dollars, and
supplemented this with the repeated decla-
rations that he was going 10 kill some one
unless he was properly taken care Of. The
man is evidently suffering from insanity,
and had he been allowed TO wander around
much longer, would have hurt some one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

Friday stranger arrived in the city,
and after getting well soaked with lush,
went 10 the Hotel Vankeuren, late Fri
day night registering in chirography
so badly tangled as 10 resist al efforts
TO decipher IT, During the night he
left his room. and then returned, and yes
terday morning. when he regained his
senses, he said he had been robbed of a
gold watch while intoxicated. Mr..
Nankeuren male an investigation,
and aScertained that while the
men had his watch when he first entered
the MOTEL. he did not have il, as far as any
one noticed, when he returned the second
time. He also went TO sleep without lo,k-
ing mis- room door-a bad practice IN
drunken men The matter was reported
20 police, but the stranger did nor walt
for an investigation, leaving for Pittsourg.
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Left for an Older Man.

KANSAS CITY. March l4.-Herbert Woos-
ter, a young paint manufacturer Of Pueblo,
Col, to-day found his runaway wife. who
left him February 26 and came to Kansas
City. She was at tho Andrews Hotel, cor
ner Fifteenth and Campbell streets, &C.
cupying a room with K. B. Maple,
real estate man Of Seattle, Wash
inCton. Maple was arrested and spent
the night in Jail This morning he was ar
raigned and the time of trial was set for
the 22d His bail was fixed at 81 900, and
ND to noon the collateral had not been
raised. Maple is 80 years of age, and can
count his hairs. Mrs. Worcester IS a
years Of age and rather handsome; Her
husband is four years her senior. He be-
gan a civil action against Maple today, lay
ing damages at $50, 900.
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Ao.U,g'tesr>


lfa-Oaa Hermann. The wonder and de-
-.f ul young folks and an ever-pOpular
uu-er Of tle people, Will appear at the
OPERA House Monday next, March lOtn.
he swim. as usual he assist d 10y Madame
Hermann Abdul Khan win also appear
.r.l -lye au exhibition OF East Indian ne
romaucv Hermann is uow without
.rrsl % ai5 lueof entertainment. and those
t.o Ike % be made 20 believe what they
,aow is impossible and TO have their sense
,r SIGHT contradict their common sense,
utl find an evening spent under The magic
.hucrce Of the couIurcr's wand very
pleasant one
There win be a number Of Other interest
tag features. including "Str0beika, Herr
.a4un's latest and greatest illusion. 'Stro-
1eisa.~ as presented by Hermann, IS
based upon q Russian romance, one Of the
salient features of which Is the escape from
prison If young officer of the guard, Ivan
IvauofI. through the ingenuity of his fancec,
Str0beika. Prince Awata, royal japanese
juggler. New Black Art, IA Slave Girls
Dream. ' "Florine. the Child of the Alr.'
and other novelties will form an interest
.rc part oil, the programme
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Not a Dollar for Parnell.

ROCHESTER,. y. y, March 1.-THE
Union, whose editor was President of the
first Land League in the United States.
after the arrival here OF MesSrS. Paruell
and Dillon, i'm January, 1870, and who has
Led here I'm all movements to raise money
for the Home Rule cause. meets PGrnelfS
appeal with Not a dollar, " and his delega-
ion with "GO home and get together
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Shot His Daughter and Nephew.

CAIRO, ILL.,, March 13.-Samuel Witt,
living at Elco, few miles west of this
city, attempted to take his l6-year-old
daughter from her lover and cousin,
VIM. Wright, claiming that Wright had
abducted her. During the scuffle which
followed, Wits revolver was discharg-
ed, fatally injuring Wright and wound
ing the daughter, who was assisting her
lover. The father says the pistol was
discharged accidentally, but he was ar
rastad
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

Tie New York SIN speaks as follows Of
Gus Hills Great Company, which com
meuCc- a three nights engagement mt the
Grand ON Monday evening:
Probably the largest audience that has
greeted any performance in New York
packed the seats and overlooked into the
aisies of Tony Pastors Theater last night
Mr.. Gus Hill has collected a frSt-class
speciality company. and their work won
them many friends last night. A pro
sramme TO please everybody and everybody
WIS fherp
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waICH Is wHICH-i


The Boring sea dispute mas narrow "
.vyr to the question whether Boring
.t. p..fc.
>t~ Is, oc is "''' p'' '' ''
..,n Mr.. BrAtNr holds that 10 is not
p...st,,. -r.,.,t,.
$50 coulehue ."@-' '' '''
1924 Great Britain. oy merely stipu-
Gam. i.,...-.,...r ,..,,i,.,ti,r and
t-- TOT ."''
hing u ANY part oi tne Iacluc ocean,
.......l b.. f,.r,li,ar..r. any claim 90
.at uocrbl -H any " --".
.-or OBJ, Pacific Ocean.
...l,.. 81, -Is. ...f
'it- NN'''''
l- that Behr.ug Sea Is, dud AWAY
...-,..,rtb. p,cifc Ocean. and thar
i.t ......... 81.
treaty WIS '"'
rsh subjects the greatest freedom
ssh and navigate throughout It's enc
length.
u this point Lord SALISBURY seems
aayet the upper hand of Mr. BrAJNE,
.,e ai eminent seographerS regard
E-uc sea- as par, OF the Pacific Ocean.
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IIeld i'm $500 Bail.

Hugh Devinny, one of the best known
roughs i'm the Sixth ward, or IN the city,
was arrested last evening on q warrant
sworn out 10y Joseph Lowry. who charged
him with snatching 81 out OF his hands in
John McGmley's saloon, South Side. or the
night of March l3, 1891 The warrant WAS
executed by Officer Martin He'll aud the
defendant was brought before Justice
William II Davis VINO committed Dew
inny TO jail for a hearing At : p. ~ March
10, In default of $500 bail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15
MORAL POLICEMEN.

The greediueSs with which the nows-
r.pers Of the country goo6ie 40 every
.,le item concerning the recent cases
D court regarding the wearing OF
.ghtS" by actresses does not show a
very high standard OF taste in the
~ri.ed StateS-though it is probably
eJve the average. taking the civilized
ia over. II the psblic did not want
% hear about it, the newspapers GER
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4 Gusher struck at PennsDOro.

NpfcI1I Itl.qTl7I 70 ~ SHNulB HtQtSleT
PARKERKBURG. W. VA, March 1.-THE
new oil well 40 PennsbOro which was shot
last evening proved gusher. When Shot
a column OF oil gushed over the top of the
derrick. The first few hours the well pro-
duced AZ the rate Of seventy-fve barrels an
hour. This afternoon il is reported the
well settled down 70 nifty barrels per day
There is considerable excitement among
OIL men over the strike.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

WEATHER PRorHEr FOSTER predicts
that March will 90 out like lion, amid
stormy weather, and his predictions Tor
april are not more encouraging. Eos
r.f.. or the weather clerk, whichever is
-e-ponsible. deserves 20 be lynched.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-03-15

yesterday was a remarkabled day Tor
destructive fires. the most disastrous
occurring I'm the Tennessee Insane Asy-
un. near Nashville where six OF the
Unfortunate inmates were burned 10
death
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N,rnr anANarR ~ THE cREoLg

Naude Granger was seen at the Opera
House last evening by an audience that was
thoroughly appreciative. In this play, so
marked with tragic and exciting scenes
Miss Granger is seen at "a good advantage
and she was frequently applauded. The
company GOES 20 ParlSersburg TO night,
where they can oe assured of warm wei
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-. Nv 0I,LEAN~ rHAoEDY.

fine tear.u. tragedy which occurred
- New Orleans yesterday was 'ne re-
mainly, of Che miscarriage OF JUS
-.n ta' cases oil lhe N'eli'an n'''u''-
'ie' o' F''i'' hANN',Nf .@''
.'''. N'''e.'S" ''e " '''' safe q '''''
'' D.. eond'n'a 'A 'nal' or any
r -r,ur4' Sr''' "e can understand
DO -ympatbi]e' WIN 'he iee'"sS ''
..-e "lo Witnessed
at.~e known murderer~' and were oy
,.. failure oil l'ss''e' wrought up '' 'u'
n oi taxing summary vengeance
AGAINST Them.
the circumstances ol tue n'io'. o'
.b- New Orleans Oh'e' oil 'o'''e are
w0 known, ami were ,or result OF 'A'
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The Gnrri.on Hearing Reset

The preliminary examination OF DR.
George I. Garrison. set for yesterday after.
noon az O'Clock. before Justice Davis. has
been reset for the 2lth inst ar O'Clock
p. m.
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A Poker knnm Raid.

Officers Watson. Lulens and Gaus raid
ed Dave Grants poker room. on Eleventh
street, last night, capturing the operator
and three white and one colored play
ers. The remark was made last night that
Grants room seemed to be the only one IN
town.
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Not of Good Fame.

Charles Little, who claims Baltimore As
his place of residence, was arrested by
Officer Scally yesterday on the charge that
ne was not "a person OF good fame and JUS
tice Davis sent him to jail for thirty DAVIS
in default of a bOnd.
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Howis YourBIood?

had malignant breaking out on my
lee below the knee. and was cured sound
and well with two and 4 half bottles Of
5. 5. 5. Other blood medicines had fail
ed to do me any good.
WILL {. beatty, YOrkvile, 5 c
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AFTER yesterdays horror, it will be
eng time before the Malta shows It's
head in New Orleans again.
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IDAHO appropriates 100000 for her
Worlds Fair exhibit, which is quite
handsome for a new State
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THE Brilliant Iron Works will make
some experiments with Southern pig
iron. il being absolutely impossible 10 OBJ
tain a supply Of pig-irou nearer home on
account of the strike of the Connellsville
coke workers, which may last for two
months vet, or until Carnegie. who IS one
Of the principal owners of the coke fur
naces, runs out Of coke at mis- iron fur
!
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Confirmation To-day

Rev Clfert. of St Johns Church. will
this morgng at 10 o'clock administer con-
hrmation 10 the following class OF BOYS
Henry Borst. Herman Deahn. Chas Ebe-
ling. Ed Ehg. Aug Hartlong. . Jensen,
Fred Helmbrght. II kaerchcr. Aug
Kroigcr Will Pebler. Jacob Rearke. aud
Aug Roggerbrandt Girls-Lizzie BEN
reus. Lille Biebersou. Mary Borck. Au-
guSta Bruhn. Annie Friedel. Martha
Gruce. Nellie Hanke, Lizzie Harttong,
Katie Iasch. Bertha Loos Gertrude Orth.
Christina Pfugst. Mary Quance, Florence
Schockey Carrie Was, Frederika Wag-
ner. Annie Wurzer and Lena Wurzbachcr
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75zgESEs. HAEk

was troubled from childhood with
an aggravated case OF letter and three
bottles OF 5. 5. 5. cured me perma
nently. WALLACE MANN,
Meanwhile, I. T.
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Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Ga
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An Explosion-Men's Shoes.
A Surprise LADIES' Fine Shoes.


ot cash thunberbolts thrown upon our connte, ION H
snd the public looking for full value for every lo
nsiness rate That big profits aye our on W. ~
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VIC Give Away.

invited We quote pcf, Fou
ry ~ cur price-or better, you sell Al .il
~ money buying only bargains rom -
half price ana less We can i"h'4N
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.FoRC[1- Mt-NOT SALE.

60c Unbleached Dam.
soc Bleached
75C
Sl.OO