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Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
THE VIOLET FOUND.
The Missing Yachting Party Turns Up
All Safe.

Aho nAAHslHE aTty Up
All Safe.
The people on the yacht Violet arrived
at San Pedro yesterday. An account of
the wandering of the craft, and it's
touching at San Juan Capistrano was
published in yesterdays HERALD.
Early yesterday morning the yacht
was seen off Arch Beach, near Newport,
and some men rowed out to her and
brought ashore Mrs. George Peck, of San
Pedro, who came to this city on the
morning San Diego train, and went at
once to San Pedro.
Yesterday morning the Lacey yacht,
the Penelope, and the Bannings' steam
er, the Falcon, started in search of the
wandering yacht, and soon sighted her.
All ON board were well, and the captain
reported that no assistance was needed.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

out fail.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The county clerk has five Democrats
and about twenty Republicans employed
in making up the great register. Now,
with all the field and opportunity for
fraud that this work affords, it is appar-
ent that this proportion is unjust.
There should be an equal division of
Republicans and Democrats.
This year the citizen votes in the
the little booths in the presence of his
God and the rubber stamp. This will
be one of the new features of the Aus
tralian ballot system.
There will be grand meeting of
Democrats at Boyle Heights, this eve
ming. eH W.
Several new candidates for the Repub-
lican nomination for county tax col
lector are being talked about.
John Cline is making hard fight for
sheriff. Mr.. Cline has resided in this
county since 1868, and is well and favor
ably known. His friends are many in
the Republican ranks, and they are
tireless in advancing his claims to party
recognition.
Mr.. Lindley is engaged in making an
active personal canvass OF this county.
The gentleman is about the hardest
worker that has ever run for Office in
this county in good while. The ques
tion has been asked, when does Lind
ley sleep2" No one has yet answered it.
Considerable interest is now, being
manifested by Republicans in the pos
sible action the Santa Barbara conven-
tion will take in placing Democratic
candidate for congress in the field. No
one can tell what will be done or who
will be nominated until that convention
meets and settles the question itself.
The Republicans arenow very anxious
to know about who. the possible candi-
dates of the party are or may be for the
state senate and the assembly. The
senatorial question-who shall be the
successor of Mr.. Felton-is exciting
great interest. Mr.. FELTON, has the
federal office-holders with him to man,
while the Republicans who are making
Mr.. De Young's fight, are many of them,
either opposing Mr.. Lindley for con-
gress, openly, or under cover. Mr..
Lindley is himself neither for or against
any one. Take it all in all, things are
nicely mixed up.
The Redondo Beach Democrats had
another rousing meeting last evening,
which was addressed by Mr.. w. B.
Ryan.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
THURSDAY. AUGUST is. 1sss.

SAN FRA2scIsco is having picnic
with her police officers. One of them is
now on trial for being druuk and using
vulgar language while on duty, and the
evidence against him is very strong.
euch things have occurred there before
and are likely to occur again, so long
as that city recruits both her police and
her fire department from the criminal
closeee
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
sLEEpY old Canada ia now awakening

SLEEPY old Canada is now awakening
to new proposition for the establish
ment of steamship line between Port
Monahan, in Labrador, and Milford
Haven, in Wales. by which people
would be only seventy hours at sea, if
conveyed by vessels like the Majestic
and City of Paris. To accomplish this,
a railway is to be built fromSauebec to
Port Monahan. That road would de a
big summer trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

PEOPLE who live in boaa-ridden city
like Los Angeles will do well to read the
August number of the Review OF Re-
views, in which appears Character
Sketch Of Grover Cleveland, written
by George F. Parker, wherein the
biogrspher pays the Democratic presi-
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

maxim OF De Gustibus non Disputandem
holds good till further notice; and it
does not make any difference how you
pronounce Mr.. Stevenson's name, 30
long as he gets elected.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

The Chicago Delicacy Store atss
Has changed hands. Will be run in frst-ciass
style. All kinds of family delicacies can be
had at all times. Roast meats. boiled ham and
smoked tongue specially. 1886 South Spring
street. Telephone 856. Mines. Thompson &
Sinnott, Proprietors
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18

which the members will 60 in body. to
Hendricks hal, Boyle Heights, and listen
to good Democratic doctrine. A full at
tendance of the club is desired, and
every member who can be on hand at
7 80 this evening should be there with
out fail.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
JOSEPH D. LYNCH. JkxEs '. AYERS.
AxRRssa LYNCH. PUBLasHERs.

fRntered at she postef1ice at Los Angeles as
second-class rastter.1
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
The Chicago Delicacy store

your blood poor2 Take BEncHAx's PILLS
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-18
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
AZ acc Per Week. or see Per ssronth.

oaHce OF publication. a2s-225 West Second
street. Telephone l56.
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SNAIL TALA
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithllY Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithuv Told
At the Opera House To-night-Donnelly and
Girsrd in Natural Gas.
At Grand Opera House To-nlght-MlsS me
resn Newcomb ia New Mexico"
OFFICER BUcH arrested P. d. last even
lug.
ALLEY 70, between Market and Main, is
being repaved.
THs Council Committee on Elections IS
called 70 meet this evening.
THE Street Railway Company force has
finished the repairing OF Main street as Tar
north as Eleventh.
THE Cvclers Of the South Side will give
a BAL tonight In their hall on South JACOB
street. Prof. Killmeyer will make the
music.
The Elks' memorial service Will be neld
al the Second Presbyterian church, sun
day afternoon at three O'Clock. A very
large congregation is expected.
THn bows at the Atlantic engine house re-
ceived q me present the other day IN the
shane of q magnificent English mastlu.
me donor was Mr.. George K. e. Gllchrlst,
Of Elm Grove.
THERE is no truth in the report that a
seven.story block is TO be built on the sue
~ the Exchange Bank. II IS project mat
has been talked OF for many years oue 10
Mans have vet been formulated.
A FoRcE Of w0rkmen are engaged n l lay,
inc \ bic telebhOue cable on tne south Size
III the new Island bridge, unoer tos e-le-
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walk. The sidewalk will have to be torn
up for the entire length Of the bridge.
SEVERAL days ago Messrs Charles Hy-
dinger and Glenn Fisher, Of the South Side,
went out into the mountains in the eastern
portion of the State for a hunting tour
They have had remarkably good luck.
The Duquesne Fishing club of the South
Side have issued cards for a ball, which
will be given by them on the evening OF
January % in Westwood's Hall. This
will be the first ball Of the season for this
club.
ALLEY B between Twelfth street and
alleys is to be paved with fire brick
Workmen are removing the co0ble stones
now. This is an improvement long needed,
and the merchants on Main and Market
streets will hail the information with sat-
isfaction.
THERE was lively little chicken fight
out at Fulton Tuesday night. The main
took place at the old ice-house, about the
use of which there appears to be consider
able kicking now by the owners, as pos
session of the place was taken on the quiet
Sandwich Teeters, the chicken sport,
who has q record of eating twenty-five
sandwiches at one sitting, won two out OF
three contests.
The Costuming of Sidney K. Ellis scenic
production Of Mora Machree," which will
appear here Saturday afternoon and even
ing, will be a revelation. Baron de Grimm,
the eminent artist, after a long research,
has designed dresses that, while being his
torically correct, picturesque and beauti-
full, have never been seen in any produc-
tioD of Irish drama. The corduroy oreech-
es, red vest, and green swallow-tail coat
are not seen, but colors that harmonic,
and dresses that carry the beholders back
to an epoch in IreIand's history that re-
calls the name of Emmett and his coInpa-
triOts, please the eve
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-01

turned from An extended Western trip, in
Guiding Chicago, Detroit and Mt, Glenn
ents, Mich
Col. Bob Carr, the well-known Prohibi-
ZIONIST of Charleston, is IN the city on mat
ters partly business and partly POLITICAL
Parkersburg Sentinel.
Miss Cert Stewart. Of Warrington, is Q
pnest of friends on North Market street.
She came here TO attend the Booher-Hines
nuptisls last evening.
Col. Dave Leonard, whose friends here
are legion, is expected here the latter part
of this week, to remain, after an absence OF
several years in Colorado.-PGrkersbuTg
Sentinel.
BEHLER-J. T. Hustler, NJ. D., Raven
wood; ]. p. Sloterbeck, A. Lancaster and
s. Costello, Parkersburg; F. Stuck, Graf
ton; A. H. Phillips. Ruski >. b; Glenn,
Sistersyille; Jacob Koontz, New Martins
vile; Joe Bannerster and Curly Fuller,
Sistersyille.
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On. in the street.

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of next week n. 5. Wood in
his thrilling melodrama, "Out in the
Street" will be the attration at the
Grand Opera House. Mr.. Wood is one
of the brightest young melodramatic
actors of the day, and has for years
been prime iavorite with the lovers OF
the sensational and realistic drama.
"Out in the Street" is a dramatlzation
OF a novel by Charles Gaylor. The &C.
ton OF the play occurs in New York
City, aud pictures life from the mansion
of the rich to the poverty stricken abode
of the poor. 1t is full OF tears, laughter
and excitement, depicting life high and
low in the great metropolis, true to ma
ture. and gives opportunity for the in
PRODUCTION Of realistic scenes.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Natural Gas This Evening.

This evening Natural Gas" will be
seen at the Opera House. Magnificent
scenery, gorgeous costumes, beautiful
young women, delicious music and
all-pervading air of luxurious life in
the Orient, is what will be seen when
the curtain rings up. No-managers in
this country understand the getting up
pieces OF this description better than do
Messrs. Donuelly and Girard, and there
is always an elegance, richness and
completeness of detail in their produc-
tions that are often lacking in those OF
other managers. Natural Gas" is
considered by many to be the best
farce comedy. Its music, while not OF
a very pretentious order, is bright and
tuneful, and the choruses are particu-
larry catching.
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DIED.

MEHEN-on Wednesday morning, November
30 1892 at 5:45 O'Clock, LAWRENCE P, son OF
bernard and Ann Mehen, aged . years, 2
months and p days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 842
Main street. Saturday morning at O'Clock.
Requiem mass at St. Joseph Cathedral Inter
ment at Mt. Calvary cemetery Friends Of the
family invited to attend.
sTEIN-on Tuesday, November 20, 1892, at
1920 p, m, CaRIsTTASA, wife OF christopher
Stein deceased, in her 18th year.
Funeral from her late residence, No. slS7
Main street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment private; Peninsula GENE
terry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-01
HE KNEW A TRICK OR TWO.
How a Greene County school Teacher Got
Even with Two Sharp.

How a Greene County school Teacher Got
Even with Two Sharp
From WayneSburg comes word Of the
neat lob which two Well-known young
bloOds of that place put on an unsus-
pecting school teacher last Saturday.
one of the hotels was the scene Of the
episode. These two young men may, it
seems, have been anxious for some time
To gain wealth by methods which are
questionable, but which, il successful,
bring big profits on short investments.
As the story goes they inveigled the
teacher into a game Of cards, and man
aged % run 10 a cold deck. As a conse-
Queuce the pedagCgue was swindled out
OF good sum OF money.
At this stage of the game the young
man caught on 70 the trick" He said
nothing, but going out on the street pro-
cured a revolver. Hunting up his late
companions in the game Of poker he de-
manded that they ANTE up" the
amount they had swindled him out OF,
and not satisfied with this charged them
81 usury for the brief time they had used
his money, remarking at the same time
that while his vocation in life was to
teach the young ideas how 10 shoot, he
had given some attention 10 the matter
OF shooting with revolver. Then he
strobe out of the place with the remark
that while be was "green country boy
he had followed the band wagon on
many an occasion and seldom got left"
Tue young sports are said to have been
so discOm6tted that they are talking of
going out West where school teachers
are not so numerous. The wouid-be
victim is scarcely to be commended for
engaging in a game of cards for money,
but the lesson he taught his opponents
may cause his card-playing habit to be
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wholesale Grocers Meet.
Special TsIsorGm TO the REGISTER.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA. November So
Quite a number of wholesale grocers OF
this State met in this city to-day for the
purpose of effecing q State organization.
An informal meeting was held at the Blen-
nerhassett Hotel, and the matter was dis
cussed from various standpoints. Another
meeting is still in progress. Among those
in attendance are P. H. Foyes and z. Q.
Berry, of Charleston; T. Z. Parsons, q. n.
Biggs and w. B. Hogan, Of Huntington;
Myron Hubbard. John Waterhouse, Henry
Raer and James Cummius, of Wheeling;
John L. Ruhl of Ruhl-Koblegard and Co.,
of Clarksburg, and members Of city firms.
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"Nex Mexico" Tonight

"Neg Mexico" is the name OF the play
to be present ted at the Grand Opera
House tonight 1t has been seen in all
the larger cities and has received unan-
imous praise from the press aud public.
II was originally produced at the Ma
tional Theatre, F Philadelphia, and is from
the pen of that successful writer, Ed
mund e. Price, New York's famous
criminal lawyer. Miss Theresa New
comb will appear in the leading role in
which she has achieved great success.
As star Miss Newcomb has rapidly
risen to the front rank. She is young,
talented and handsome. 1t has many
features 20 recommend it and the public
is assured of witnessing an enjoyable
performance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements Of
Individuals

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF
Individuals
Miss Gertie Stewart Of Warrington, is
in the city.
Chas. r. Stricken, Of Pittsburg, is a
guest of East End friends.
DrJ. E. Bellville and bride, have re-
turned from their wedding tour.
VIM. Gately, of the North End, has re-
turned from visit with Columbus friends.
Miss Ella Marshall, Of Waynesburg, has
returned to her home, after visit with
South Side friends.
Rev. Father Wernniger, of Huntington,
who has been undergoing treatment az the
wheeling Hospital, viii return 70 his home
to-day.
Miss Julia jacquard, Of Portsmouth, o.,
who has been a guest Of Miss Matthews,
on Market street, returned yesterday 70 her
home.
S4AMN-A. NJ. Richardson Buchanan, Of
Morgantown; J. e. Bsrdall and Rev. g.
". Grimes, Of Bioundsville; A. 3. Wilson,
Of PennsDoro.
Col Thomas o'Brisn and wife have
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SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
An Interstate Session Begins Here
Tomorrow.

An Interstate Session Begins Here
Tomorrow.
The Interstate Sunday School Insti-
tute will be held in the First Baptist
Church in this city tomorrow and Sat
urday. The conductors of the Insti-
tute will be Rev. L, E. Peters and Chas.
Rhoads, Sunday School Commissioners
for West Virginia and Ohio. The fol-
lowing is the programme
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 lS92-oPENIXs MORNING
SESSION.
1000 Devotional Prayer for Gods Blessing led
nv - Rev [. ID. Morse
l0:S0 Statements Of the conditions OF all the
Schools represen ed...,..5 minutes limit
suggestions as TO possible improvements,
by. ....... ........C Conductors and others
u:20 A Normal Lesson, taught by...........;
............'.. ...........'.' CouuuCOOL loIeAs
AFTERNOON SESSION.
900 A Bible Reading, led by...;..Rev A. J. Trey
$50 Graded Sunday SchoolS-their possibility,
desirableness and methodist discussion,
opened by .................. Rev. S. l.. Purcell
800 The Superintendent His qualifications
ana dtd nd Vs;boj: T. M PHnu
$3.50 The School Program-A Normal lesson,
b .... ........ ...... L.. +. Peters
400 The Superintendent Cabinet......~...:..
Charles Rhoads
EVENING SESSION.
7:3O A Song Service led by ......~....C, 7. Reed
$50 The sunday School Teacher
l The trust committed TO him $500,
................... ...~......J. L. Larue
His personal and professional
preparation ..,..... .,...., W. A. Best
8 His unconscious lntuencs.....
................. ...,. W. II. Massey
4. His teachableness and teach
fulness. .......................... l., E. Peters
s:45 The Bible-Its structure, history and
............... khoads
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1S92-MoRNING SESSION,
$3.50 Teachers Conference, leo Bly,. -,
N Smltu
1915 The Music Of the Sunday School-a dis
cusSion, opened hy............T. f. kaSley
l0:45 The Boy-his absence Its cause aud IT'S
remedy .....::... ;;............''Ed' schneider
u:0O The Teachers study
or the lessons from January to July,
1893 ............... ........... Charles khoads
2 OF any lessons to teach it'll. E. Peters
3 Discussion .......... ............ .......''
200 Bible Reading, led by. Rev. L. d. Morse
2:3O The Educational Department OF Our
Young Peoples SocietieS-SuggeStion as
to lines Of work and methods;
...... ....... Rev. A. j. Trey
3 50 New Scholars-how to get and keep them
-......... ..... ........... Mrs. A. 4. Applegate
$40 The Principles OF Te4ching.....L. T. Peters
$3.50 .e Methods OF Tesching Charles RhoaGs
3 % Discussion OF Teachers Work, five min
utes limit. 1900. ..............,
EVENING SESSION.
7:90 Devotional -rhesS. 3:l-5, led by.
.............. Frank Keller
500 Our Missionary Centennial-
Carey and His Work.. Miss Emma Oker
The sunday Schools part IN it.. ....
Nv. h. Hasley
Discussion; Brief Remarks 4r...,.
S:45 Bible Side-lights ............C Charles Rhoads
900 Closing Words IL. E. Peters and others
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1892.
Services IN the Wheeling, w. Va. ana Mar
tins Ferry, O., Baptist Churches, under the al
recuon Of pastors and officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-01

The Schumann Lady Quartette, as
sisted by Prof. w. f. Wentworth,
reader and tEpeIsonator, will give the
second entertainment in the Young
Mems Christian Association concert
course tomorrow evening. The mem
bers of the qusrtette possess voices OF
rare quality and musical feeling, which
theV use with taste and discrimination.
Their selections are rendered with ami
nation and true feeling, and admirably
exhibit the wide range OF their versa
tilitv. Prof. Wentworth is q reader
ana humorist Of no ordinary ability.
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WILL BE BUILT.

Railroad Man Says That the
respect Is All Right.
So.s, Of Pittsburg, was a Wis
e-'l.lE-0n, Tuesday. Mr..
,'s-'an0wn business man Of
Ia. su'i' being the senior menu
sn ,.t - OF window glass manu-
@9.e' smith a. Co., a director
ssS-oIa Fire Insurance Com
''ssoeut Of the Germania
|,'., also Interested in the
,~-''road, and says his Com
~ Trading for thar line along
s..sr' &r. Able said that the
49, le'y be built. What trunk
lls the road will have has
.sllaitelY settled, bat Mr.
laed TO think that a con.
be made at Plttsbnrq
York Central and Erie
20 The p, & l.. E r. ".
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-PoGUE-At the residence OF the
brideis mother on Wheeling Island, ON Wednes-
day, November 80, 1892, at 9 O'Clock p. M, by
the Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, HARRY ELMER
FoRNEY, OF Cambridge, Ohio. and Miss LoTrIE
R POGUE, OF Wheeling, w. Va.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

The Greatest Sale on Record Crowds Z. b.
Potts Big store at kain aud Tenth
Streets and the Boom 10 In Full Blast
Bargains Going Like . Flash ~ Half
Price and Less-A Present to Every Gus
toner who Cuts this Out.
These big drives received daily from the New
York auction rooms will eclipse anything ever
he fore herd OF in this section.
MEMS SUITS, si.96 t97, % 81, H-H and up.
We are leaders in low prices. These goods
must 20. Come early.
MEMS PANTS a. 45c, CSC, sc. &c, t1.l6 up.
Worth double or money refunded.
BOYS SUITS At Sc 97e, s1.1S, elN up Cons
At once, this sails cannot last always.
BOYS PANTS, l2c, l9c, Csc, 29c, $50 up.
These bArgaiDs are going very fast
AEN'S FINE sHOES AZ g7c, 81 10, G.so, tlH,
N.e2 up. Lock in our window for bargains in
TLoes away below the usual price.
LADIES FINE SHOES, SIC. go. u.So u:a,
g. IS up. All fast sellers aid will give you full
satisfaction.
CHILDREN's SHOES at 100. CSC, sc, $50, SIC,
nc. SIC ur. Solid bargains and t,ade sinners'
RACKET-LOOK AT Tx PRICES.
HAHDKERCHIKFS, lie, 70, &c, &c. DC up Big
sUIPENDERs, &c. &c, lie, DO iSc' Ssci worth
OWN WINS HALF HOSE, SC, Sc, So, IOc up. These
prices will make you buy.
HES'S SHIFTS Ito, &c, &c Sc up On
shIrts We lead the trade IL We cannot save you
Al least oDe-bah your money we do not deserve
vouy patronage and should not have it>And
iuFther, you may return any goods
y ZIG DIVES IN MEMS AEDT
Don't forget Us on We
ave you money. - -
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@nntan.


DARTNER WANTED-MAE WITH $500 IN
j profitable manufacturing business In this
city. Experience not necessary. Must be
strictly sober and reliable. Good opening Tor
the right party. Investigate at once. Address
p. o. Box 292. no5Or
VNTANTED-TO TRAVEL FOR WHOLE
w sale house. Can give best OF references.
p. o. Box 2ll, Moundsville. noZSs
A GIVE WORKERS FOR "sHEPP'S PHO
"A TOGRkPHS OF THE WORLD" costing
500 coo; Holiday Bonanza. Agents wild with
success. Mr.. kdw 4. Henry Boyertown, Pa,
cleared $3.50 in one week. Miss jeanne A. Clark,
Salida, Col, $50 the frs: day. out1t sl.00
Terms free. Address Globe Bible Publishing
Co., 723 Chestnut St, Phila., Pa. or S5s Dear
born ST., Chicago, III. nol2TU tn, SAT
, AIDES MAKE $50 A WEEK WHO WRITE
IA for US at home No csnyassinR Reply
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GOOD oPPoCTUNITY-A WELL ES-
"a tablisbed butcher place in Fulton, with
all the necessary machinery aud very good
trade; is to be let for good personal reasons.
Enquire at this ONCE. ocl4h
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EoR sALE-TO COUNTRY PRINTERS-A
Il good Rotary Card Cutter. Cheap. AddrsIS
"Printer" this Office. Iyl7Odh
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anr Observation-Disclosures

dor SALE-oNE BLACK MARE, 4 YEARS
Il old; pse.r, and in good condition: gentle
disposition. Low figure 10 prompt buyer. Ad-
dress BOX 454. Wellsburg, W. Va. no30eda