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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24

New YORK, March 23.-The bay aud
rivers are envel0pei in a dense fog to-
cay which renders ferry traffic danger
Gus and binders the approach OF ocean
steamers There are several steamers
due TO-DAY. Among them the Cuhc and
Germanic, FROM Liverpool, aud the City
of Para, FROM Colon. Some OF them are
probably 40 anchor of the bar whiting
Tor the fog 20 l.it. The Hamburg
Americaa steamer, Russia, is fifteen
DAYS out from Naples. The State Of
Georgia is twenty DAYS out from Aber-
deem. The Donna Maria sailed from
ODortO on March G., aud has been OGt
sixteen days. The Grec.an, from G,aS-
cow, is thirteen days out. The Kansas
City, from Swansea, IS fifteen days out.
The Bohemia is fourteen days out from
Hamburg. The North German Lloyd
steamer. Aller. sailed from Southampton
March IA. and was due yesterday.
There is still 20 news OF the British
steamer Apollo, which left this port
February IL for Antwerp. It is now
forty days since she sailed.
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concert and festival at City Hall last
evening. The hall is nicely decorated.
A pretty glass mandolin was rallied oil
Yesterday afternoon. A. j. Rietz won
the instrument. 1t cost him four cents.
Mrs. Sarah Piggott, wife Of Joseph
Piggott, one Of the oldest residents OF
st. Clai:svlle, died yesterday
There were no new developments In
the street car employees strike at this
end of the line yesterday.
The Bachelors Club danced In
Thompson's HaiLThursday night. An
enjoyable TINA is reported.
Fillmore Helsley has returned from a
business trip in the northern part OF the
county.
Communion service will be held In the
German Reformed church tomorrow
The Rosewood Club will dance at
Eberle Hall Monday evening.
The Novelty stamping factory Is on
work for few days.
Coroner Lowman was at ST. Chairs
Vile yesterday.
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ETNAVILLE.

Dan Haley, the popular Democrat,
has q remarkable calf. IL will follow no
one but Dan" and be has learned 1t
many antics. They started to take the
calf to Bull Dog" park yesterday, and
an exciting race ensued. The street
cars were in the road, but both man
and calf escaped. The calf later got
badly hurt by colliding with barbed
wire fence.
One week from next Monday Bridge
ports city election will be held. Etna-
Vile is the Third ward and will go
Democratic, 1T is thought. The candi-
dates are doing much hustling. There
are over IT'S votes in this ward, and II is
said the Democrats will get 100 Of them.
John Reed, the popular barber who
has been here for a couple Of years, has
decided to Quit barbering for a time.
The stand has not yet been sold. Con-
fnement does not suit Mr.. Reed.
A law suit will probably result from
the accident here last Thursday night,
reported in the REGISTER, when a pas
senger train struck an Ktna-Standard
truck loaded with sheet bar.
John Hubbard, the saloonist, Is nego-
tiating for the old Ulrich property near
Il tna.Standard mill Offices. II he
secures it he will remodel it and make
! good hotel at the stand.
Anumber Of &tnaville men went to
Wheeling last Thursday to attend Rey-
mann's book beer opening. Some Of
thosa vbo went did not turn nm at AL
yesterday.
There will be special services to. NOR
row at the Welsh Congregational
Church. Good vocal music will be the
feature.
William Mulligan, Of Allegheny City,
is a guest At she residence Of Daniel Ha-
ley. He is a nephew OF Mr.. Haley.
The Wheeling street railway COM
pany has a force cleaning its track in
town.
Daniel Haley fell from a street car
last Thursday and skinned his arm.
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A conasmpsd - Eseapturea.

OMAHA, NEB., March 23..-Charles
Carleton, the murderer OF August
Gotham, who was sentenced 20 hang
to-day, but who escaped from jail 40
Fremont last Monday night was cap
tured az an early hour this morning 90
the home OF Sarpy county Farmer. He
was found under bed by the officers
and surrendered without q struggle,
though be had rife and fifty rounds
Of ammunition by bis side. He was
taken 20 Papillion az o'clock this
morning, where he viii be obliged 20
stay until afternoon, awaiting the ar
rival of the Dodge county sheriff. he
will reach Fremont this evening but
will not be hung, as the State Supreme
Court has granted stay, aud the da'e
of execution will have to be fixed again.
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.BnFF, HIGGINS DIED GAZE
The Crime for which He was Hanged.
Prisoners wanted Prendsrgast Hanged

The Crime for which He was Hanged.
Prisoners wanted Prendsrgast Hanged
400.
Cook COUNTY JAIL. CHICAGO, March
23.-The last newspaper man to con-
verse with Buff" Higgins, with whom
assassin PrenderEast was 10 have been
hanged to-day, was representative Of
the Associated Press, whom he had con-
sented to see just previous TO being
turned over 70 the final ministrati0ns Of
the priests. Higgins said
If / had not been prosecuted year
after year by the police would not be
here. They made their attacks on
me every time they had al opportun-
10y, and I can prove by West
Side people that they threatened
frequently 20 hang re before they got
through with me. They are doing it
now and their perjured testimony has
led 90 my conviction and my death. In
the same way I was sent TO the peniten-
tiarv by them. I contend 1 am victim
OF police persecution, and these police
are here to-day 70 gloat over me and
that is why / want 70 show good nerve
to-day. l may convince people little
that there is something In this police
persecution after ali"
During this time Higgins face was
flushed with intense excitement OF the
occasion but be showed q wonderful
nerve aDd a frankness that almost
created a doubt as 10 the justice OF the
sentence.
At ISIS o'clock precisely the mourn
full procession reached the north corri-
dor, in full view Of the spectators. The
sheriff and Jeiler Morris marched d.
rectly upon the gallows and were imme-
diately followed by the doomed man and
the priests, Higgins being brought to q
stop directly beneath the moose. In a
few brief moments the sheriff and jailer
bound the prisoners feet, his arms al
ready having been secured behind his
back, and the rope was quickly placed
around his neck and the cap adjusted.
The drop fell at12:0S.
Higgins died game. On the scafold
he kissed a crUcidx and smiling said
Good -bys" 70 the priests. His death
was apparently painless.
As the cIatter OF the falling trap rang
through the cell corridors, the prisoners
raised q yell OF Hang Prsndsrgastp
Hang Prendargast" The little asSas-
sin OF Mayor Harrison crawled further
luto a corner of his cell, where be sat
trembling with rage and fear. Prem
dergast would have nothing to say
about the hanging, and seemed over
come with terror by the sounds accom-
pany.ug the execution which be so mar
rOwly escaped.
Higgins crime was one Of the most
brutal ever committed ia Chicago.
With two other hard characters Hig-
gins planned Co rob au old citizen named
Peter NcCOoey. When the old man
awoks and started TO protect his house
hold the leader OF the gang shot him
before BIO could leave his bed. The
murdered man was an employe Of the
city. The day before the murder Mrs
McCoOey drew their savings, amount
ing 20 $500. from g West Side Bank. II
is supposed Higgins heard Of this aud
surmised the money was still In the
house.
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DOESN'T BELIEVE IN BIG GUNS.
Chairman Cummings THINKS a Ten-Inch
Gun az Effective as the New Thirteen
Inch Guns

Chairman Cummings THINKS a Ten-Inoh
Gun az Effective as the New Thirteen
Inch Guns.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March %
Chairman Cummings, Of the House
Committee on Naval Affairs, is not
believer 10 huge guns for naval pur-
poses, such as were recently tested at
Indian Head. I'm my judgment" he
said, "a 1O-inch gun is the largest we
should make, as 10 combines the greatest
efficiency with the least disadvantage,
AT Annapolis I saw one OF the 13-inch
guns, similar 70 the one tested at In
dian Head, mounted on an Italian war
ship. ID was on q raised turret with
delicate machinery for swinging the
gun on an eccentric. But the delicacy
of the machinery was better suited 70
watch than q heavy gun. A siX-pound
shot dropped into it would have destroy
ed this delicate mechanism and crippled
the gun. These disadvantages OF
mounting and handling huge guns quite
outweigh any advantages they have in
effectiveness. 10 was established at the
Indian Head trials that q 1O-inch gun is
sufficiently effective TO demolish any
armor plate made. That being so,
there is no need OF getting any more
effectiveness All beyond the l0-inch
gun is waste.
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One of the most worthy and highly
respected men ia the nations capital, is
the Reverend J. T. Rankin, D. d., LII.
D.. President Of Howard Univerity. He
has resided In Washington for nearly
twenty years, was Chaplain OF the SEN
ate. and has always been an earnest
and faithful preacher and pastor. While
ministering to the spiritual needs OF his
congregation, Mr.. Rankin has always
felt that the physical welfare OF his
people was Of very great Importance.
BE is q man OF wide research and ez-
perience and has seen much Of the prac-
tical side of life. 1t is perhaps not sur
prising that, after careful investigation,
extending over q number of years, he
made a most outspokeu statement con-
corning what is certainly one OF the
most popular household preparations In
the world. Here are his words:
~ have known of several persons who
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-24
Lively for Congress.
WESTON, W. VA, March %.


To the Editor Of The Rsgis;er:
SIR: Please permit one Of your con-
slant readers of your valuable organ Of
the State TO suggest a worthy and suit
able candidate for Congress in the First
district. l have noticed frequently the
many names OF great many men from
all parts OF the districts, and | must say
as yet they are the names of people who
never tire of ofice-seeking. But de-
sire TO say, and when l do assert 1t,
many Of your readers who will see it
will agree with me in my assertion, that
a great many Of US ara tired OF their al
ways crying for Office, and while do
not say that the gentleman whom l am
about to mention never was can
dldate, he was always willing
aud ready to step down for
others who were not any more compe-
tent but more foxey in securing a nom
ination. I desire TO name not only a
scholar but teacher in the political
arena. Twice has he represented US in
Legislature, and there shown himself
master Of the important duty he was
sent there 10 discb arge. He is not only
a lawyer OF great fame but lion OF the
profession, and should he receive the
nomination at the next Congressional
Convention, where he will In all prooa-
biIity be candidate, he will never
have q doubt as to his election, and
there will be no cause for contest as was
once before. l desire to name the Hon.
w. L. Lively, whose interest has al
ways been the advancement OF the Dem
ocracy and the welfare OF the farmers
and citizens of tie community.
Give US w. E. Lively for Congress
and you may have Judge w. G. Bennett
for Governor, il nothing else will suit
the people or this State. N.
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ACHE DYNAMITE WORKS DESTROYER
Five People. VINO Were IN the building,
Ruled-Brick BLOCKS shaken.


PIrrsBURe, Pa, March 23-The dy-
namite works Of the Acme Powder Com
Dany, AZ Blacks Run mile aud halI
above Hutton on the Allegheny Valley
railroad, were destroyed by an explo-
yion at o'clock this morning. Five
persons were killed and one badly in-
iured The works were blown 20 pieces,
and buildings 10 the vicinity OF the
works wrecked, windows broken and
the people within mile Of the works
terrorized. or those killed two were
men and three women. The
names of the dead are:
Molie Remaley Nellie Remaley, Sa-
die Remaley, William Arthur Samuel
Remaley. Mrs William Arthur was
badly Injured. The Eve killed was az
work az she packing house, Mrs Ar
thur, who was injured, was ia a dwell
ing house near by the works. The
house was literally blown 20 pieces, and
Mrs. Arthur was found among the de-
bris. The bodies OF Semaley and WIN.
Arthur have not been found. The bodies
Of Sadie Remalev and Samuel Remaley
we're terribly mangled, and wer9 gath
cred up 10 a box. So far as now known
the hvs persons killed were all who
we're TO the works. All the victims
board TO the house where Mrs. Arthur
was Injured. The works were owned
by Z. b. McAbee 81 Co., Of sos Du-
ouesne WAY, this city. Al LOgan's
Ferry, a mile away, a brick block was
badly damaged, and az Hutton, Oak
mont and Verona houses were shaken.
Nothing remains OF the works except
one small building.
10 was rumOred that ten % Giteen
persons had been killed, but as far as
known all the others have been ac-
counted for. The plant consisted Of
four brick buildings. These with the
Remaley BOARDING house were nearly
completely demolished, nothing being
left on the hillside but pile of debris,
which took fire and for hours after
wards 10 burned isrcely. The cause of
the explosion is not knows. IL is sup
posed that a workman entered the
building with q light, contrary % or
Gers. There were 10000 pounds OF
dynamite in the works az the time of
the explosion. The loss was $4,000.
The plant will be rebuilt 40 once.
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Juror. CHALLENGED on RengIous Grounds.

DESvER, COL, March 23.-For the
FIRST time in the history Of the courts OF
Colorado the question OF religious diff
ferences has been raised In the case
Of Tim Drew aud James Burns charged
With robbery, attorney Tom Ward, for
the defense, challenged juror because
he was a member of the A. p. A. The
challenge was overruled. He then chal-
lenged the entire jury and found that
eleven out Of twelve were members OF
this organization. The attorney at once
asked for a new venire, and that the
coroner's office have charge OF the jury
on the grounds that Sheriff Burchinell
was prejudiced against the defendants
because they were Catholics. One OF
Jurors when leaving the court room
shouted: "Hurrah for the A. p. A. ~
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Dry, suocs,,rul a. jackson c. b.

Spsriql 7slS0rGn 60 tas Rssts,sr.
JACKSON c. H., March 23.-In the To-
cal election held here yesterday the fol-
lowing named gentlemen comprising
tho "Drys" or anti-license ticket were
elected: Mayor, D. A. Brown; Recor-
der. G. d. Vail; Councilmen, J. T. Vail,
w. A. Parsons, w. w. Riley, J. G. Hall
and $. w. Stone. The election was
held under the Australian system, and
hotly contested. But the "Wets" evil
IDENTIFY were mot in It.. Had they beeu
elected we would undoubtedly have had
saloons instead Of speakeasies.
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FOR SALE.

Fine Farm. I37 acres. three miles from
Noundsviue with splendid improvements.
This is 8 bargain
Farm s9H acres. near Triaaelpbia. s2.s1o
YARN So sores. 81 miles east OF city, sS30e.
House rooms, lot 3jII2 feet Zen street
Genre wheeling. t-5OJ
Double brick house. and rooms, with nod
srn improvements. lot 55IlO0 feet. Bargain,
- I've brick houses. S and 6 rooms, lot iooriCo.
Hotel. rooms. doing good business. splendid
i' Fouse rooms. 1873 hcColIoch street. 800
House rooms, WOOD street, Eighth ward, lot
House, S rooms. brick. fourteenth street
$3.50.
House, rooms, Wood street, East Wheeling,
5oass. s rooms. Coalstreet, First ward. 81. 90
House. rooms aud hall Chapline street. Cen
re Wheeling. A,zO
Lot east END Fourisentn street. 500.
lots On Lind street. Beiyecere, sy75 each.
Iots in Behreus & Spiders and Hsn1lans sd.
ditiou % Moth BsnToos, Boggs' Ruu. Cais-
wells Ran. Pleasant Valley, Bslievns and othsE
places IN and near thscity.
NESB1TT e DEV1NE,
1753 Market Street
Telsyhone sf3-
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GEO.J. AGATHISON
Telephone l07. 1923 Market Street
FOR RENT.

S7.5O-Thrse rooms, MeColloch street, nrst floor.
s. .00-Three rooms, NcColoch street. second
4 o..
saOo-Thres fine large rooms, Seventeenth
street
slGOO-Four rooms, 1874 Eon street, second
floor.
sl0.OO-Thres rooms. hall and cellar.
SlS00-BIye- roomed house, y. Huron.
81. O0-Two-story brick, rooms hall and Oal
lar. 1919 ChaDllne street; for two families
S2j.U0-ElegGnI modern house OF Srooms and
bath room, both gases, Seventeenth street.
Sl6.0O-Two new residences on Lind street. 8
rooms, finished garret; foI one or two iami-
lies
Modern residence with hHe grounds on South
Front street.
Store and dwelling rooms, Twenty-6rst and
Main streets.
gil OO-Stors and two rooms, Centre wheeling.
50 el-Two-st brick, first door, 5 rooms And
cellar.
S5O-Stors room on Main street, between
twelfth ana Fourteenth streets.
GB-0Ulag to the depressed state OF business
in general, the owners hsTe deemed II best TO
reduce the above prices 10 responsible parties.
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NEWSLETA
Interesting Pieces OF Tslesraphls News
in small space.

AAAoEeaLLla Aoloa OF A4A4 aAa EAt~ Vows
in small space.
CiNCINNArI. o., March 23-ThOmas w..
Einsey, aged 90, brother OF the late Joseph
Kinsey, a well known business man, was
instantly killed to-day near his home by a
Mount Auburn electric car. He did not
see the car and could not hear the gong.
WHITE PLAINS, n. ", March 23,-The
Jury In the case of Patrick Cash, formerly
Chief of Police of Williams0ridge, who
was tried for the killing Of James Cleary,
during a fight 40 a special election in
fVihamsbridge about two years ago, came
into court today with q verdict OF acQuIt-
tai The jury was out all night.
OTTAWA, ONT, March 23-Fire nearly
destroyed the government printing Office in
the Parliament Building The book bind
cry department was reduced TO ashes.
CHICAGO, March 93.-The long fight be-
tween Kahn Schoenbrun & Co. and the
United Garment Workers OF America has
been amicably settled in favor Of the union.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 23.-There
will be 1S3 additional money order Offices
and 10 postal Offices established throughout
the country on April 2d.
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rmman wants ais Trade Mark Registered

WASHINGTON, d. c., March ga
Governor Tillman's action against Com
missioner OF Patents Seymour 10 CON-
pel the registry OF the trade mark
palmetto" on South Cardinals diSpen-
sary liquors, will be given hearing in
the United States Supreme Court on
April @ unless an agreement is made by
the counsel 20 tX the second Of the
mouth as the date. The commissioners
counsel will Gle q motion TO dismiss the
appeal from the Court Of Appeals for
want Of juri sdictiOn.
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regarded themselves as greatly benefit
ed, and some of them as permanently
cured of diseases OF the kidney and uri-
pary organs, by the use Of Warmers
Safe Cure. I have known, too, Of its
being used in similar cases by physi-
clans OF the highest character and
standing. 1 do not doubt that it has
great virtue. This treatment, want
In the interests of humanity, to recon-
mend"
It is q gratifying fact that many min
listers OF the highest standing, are Civ
ing careful attention to those things
that concern the physical welfare Of
their people. Their work in the tald OF
charity, and all lines that can aid in the
we'll being of humanity, cannot be COM
mended too highly, and it is with pleas
ure that We present the above clear and
truthful statement for the benefit Of all
readers.
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BELLAIRE

George Stephens, who says that his
home is in Baltimore, Nd, is In the city
iail on a charge Of burglary. The speci-
locations are that Stephens entered the
dwelling house of A. j. Giffen, on Rock
Hin, Yesterday, and took therefrom
clothing and jewelry valued at $50. He
effected an entrance into the house by
breaking large pane Of glass. Stephens
was seen going away from the house.
He was pursued by Mr.. Citizen and his
brother. captured and brought to this
CITY. At the preliminary examination
he nleaded not guilty and was held TO
coprt in the sum OF 5000. In default Of
bail he will be taken 10 the county jail
to-day.
II was reported Yesterday that Sena-
tor Hosg would come down from Co
Inmbus last evening to interview the
louor dealers in regard TO the proposed
increase Of tho Dow liquor tax. Our
neonIe do not understand why their
senator should manifest such great in
tarest in this particular interest and
movement
Tbs funeral Of Mrs. Kirk took place
Yesterday afternoon from the residence
~ her son In the Fifth ward. A num-
her of persons from Wheeling attended
the services.
The Young ladies of the First N. E.
church opened an Easter bszar in the
Central Hotel building last evening,
which will be continued this evening.
Friends in this city Of Hon. Henry
Bohl are pleased to hear OF his good for
tune in being appointed Marshal Tor
the Southern District Of Ohio
The Glass Mandolin Company yester-
Jsv received information that they had
been granted patent on their glass
mandolin.
The new cOlOrsd bEass bana OBsned 3
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- Cnnned go -.

CLEVELAND, o., March 23.-Thres
severe cases Of poisoning following the
eating Of canned corn beef occurred at
the boarding house of Richard Milburn
,et 2s5 ST. Clair street last night. Mil
burn and two Doarders ate freely of
corn beef for supper. During the night
the three men were taken violently ili.
A physician worked over them four
hours before relief came. Milburn is iu a
prscarious condition and it is thought
he will not recover. The others are out
OF danger.
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Flys.Gent Articles.

- Ladies Hose, Childrens Hose. Rolling Pima
Norwood Rules. Cud ButtonS Tin RackstS
Gomblnation Glass Cutters. BOYS Knives
fokefs' Door Bolts, Neatsfoot OIL shoe RlaeS.
49, wash Pans Richter Harmonieas, Towels.
S7-esnt Needle Package. Spsetacles, Dime
uoS,ogns' HAIR Curriers', S1hosl States. Lam
burners Shoe Dressing, Ladies Pms Tabis
Knives. '
Many Decent articles in our scent list. Coma
aud take them out OF our way
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uins bargains aud lower
Ten.Gent Articles,

SuspeRders Clothes Lines, 25-csnt jewellery,
Anger Braces. StatioEerY Packages jail Pad
locks Royal Needle Packages. one.half pound
Tea, Lsdleg Recent Hose Dolls, 20-oent CuR
Buttons. Airrers. Pocket KniVss
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices, a. they are here today
and gone tomorrow. 10 Is our aim 10 always
YOU buy.
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Can Not Be Bought.

ShepheFdst0uh HtQlottI'
The Register learns from unimpeach-
able authority that Henry G.. Davis has
openly threatened to use his money and
influence to defeat Hon. VIM. L. Wilson
for reelection. The Democracy Of this
district cannot be bought with any
price that Mr.. Davis is able to pay, rich
as he is.
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TOR RENT,
FOR r EMIT.

1901 Jacc street 7r0oms and bath.
9J2 Market street. rooms and Bath.
9O4 Market street, rooms and bath.
81 Eleventh street rooms and bath.
Gil Main street. rooms
z6l2 Market street, rooms
1919 Alley &, 3 rooms.
rooms and attic, 1857 Eoff street.
Front room, lSt door. IS Fourteenth street.
Office room. % oor. 1876 Market street.
Store room No 1857 Market street
Store room no. Tenth street
Store room No. 10 Tenth street
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Three-Cenf Articles.

Ladies HSudkerohiefS. shaving Brush., l
dozen Dress Buttons. Stamped DipperS. Mach
sales. hvchins OH Cans. Potato Nashsrs /
eoLHn safety Pins, Periumsd Toilet SOAP. BAR
SCISSORS, Pint Funuels. Jelly Platss, Curry
Solnos, ! dozen Shoe Laces. school States
Bastng spoons, scent Tab.ets. Cork scrsw.
Windsor Ties. F@
Come here for bargains, We Will mot dlIap.