VOL. XXVII.
letliorfist Church Directory.
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I'liACTlCING PHYSICIAN,
Louisburg, N. C.
nffi, ! 111 in" ruru uunuiun, iui uci nam
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REV. -UR. AVIRETT'S ADDRESS.
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M. II. HUFF1N,
A T T O RNEY-AT-LAW,
Louisburg, N. C.
Will m i' ' 11 ''' U1 u" ourw wince in r ora
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B. MAS.SENBURG,
Tribute to the Women of North Caro
- lina and the Shenandoah Valley
Kind Words for Mr. Rousi.
Rev. James B. Avirett,
Louisburg, N. C, the orator of the
day, began hia address with a
tribute to the women of North
Carolina for their heroism and de
votion from the earlv settle m Ant.
of Roanoke Island down to the
present, including the darkest
hours of the late civ'l war. Some
North Carolinians were willing to
sell their birthright for a miser
able mess of nottase. bnt from
Cherokee to Currituck from the
Virginia line to the waters of the
Peedee, no woman was ever found
this valley with its refreshment
for the sick and the dying. Yoti
have fortified the inhabitants of
this old town of Winchester againtt
the fire fiend by day and by
Bight, and in your annual gifts
to the Shenaudoah Vallev Arrl-
of cultural Pair you have taugbt the
farmers of this beautiful section
to so w iu hope that they might
reap in joy. Nay, more, sir; tou
have not forgotteu Virginia's
great shrine of learning, for in
the dark hour of her university's
loss from fire with a son's hih
pride and joy you have poured
your treasures in her lap. You
have gone still farther in your
far-reaching tenderness toward
the South. You have expreeed
yodr willingness, nay, your fond
desire, to meet the whole South
land more than halt way in build-
LOUISBORG, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1897
IF YOU VALUE MONEY
NUMBER 31.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
L0UISBUE8, V. C.
vi 'ill I'M' tu e in an uie uuurw 01 me crate
within the borders of that old
Commonwealth to desert the right. l0 nPon a magnificent plan and
gioan USHIO OUUBV, 1U
office in Coart House.
a
M.
COKE & SON,
A TTORNEYS- AT-LAW,
L0UISBUH8, N. o.
Wui Htteml the courts of Nash, Franklin,
nnnville, warrenana w ajse counuea, &ibo me
i ircuit ana msirici uoaris.
B KT .- II n.,J X. TT
I)RJ
E. MA.LONK
THE WOMEN OF THF VALLEY.
"Right here," said Mr. Avirett.
"I pause sufficiently long to barely
intimate to the women of the
Southland the debt of gratitude
which they owe to the fair women
of the Shenandoah Vallev. and
notably so to the dwellers of this
old war-worn town of Winchester,
V a., changing hands 87 times dur
ing the war, as, from the spring
days of 1S61 throughout the entire
aflce two
drug store, adjoiuinjr
W. II. NICHOLSON,
scale a
which iniirbt be Dreserved the
relics, the trophies, the insignia of
her splendid heroism on the battle
field in tattered flags,bullet-pierced
and shredded, but ever glorious;
upon whose walls might hang the
portraiture of distinguished hero
ism, and along whose aisles in
chiseled stone might stand sculp
tured statues of Albert Sidney
Johnson, Ashby, Stonewall Jack
son and our peerless Lee. and in
SlSoKSL co.b struggle, they did their full duty whose safe depositories might be
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
L0U1SBURB, H. C.
F.
ri. PRUILL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUISBOKe, H. C.
Will attend the courts 01 JfranKiin, Vance,
(lriiiviii'i. Warren and wake counties, also
the Supreme uoun 01 jNormuaronna, rrompi
utenUoii given to collections, 4tc.
iHUri. B. WILDER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
LOUISBUBS, N. C.
Ofiiee on Main street, over Jones & Cooper's
itore.
rp W. B1CKETT,
4T1URNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
LOULSBUEfl N. C.
Prom nt and Dainstakinir attention riven to
pverv matter intrusted to MB nanaa.
K. fer.i tu cniel J usticesnennera. uon. ionn
Maiimiitr. Hon. Robt. w. Winston, tion. w. c.
Bust m. t res. First National Bank of Win
it on. uit iin & Manly. Winston. Peoples Bank
of Monroe. Ohaa. E. Taylor, Pres. Wake For
est C iil. tre. Hon. E. W. Timberlake.
utriee m uourt tLouse, opposite isnerua u.
M. PERSON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
Practices in all courts,
( oo.er Building.
JLOUISBUKS, if. a
r Office
li .four s &
Vy U YARBOROUQH, JK.
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
LODISBDRQ, N. C.
oifir-e on secoud floor of Neal building
Mam Street.
All Ufral busiue&s intrusted to him
rill receive prompt and careful attention.
JjR. I). T. 8M1THWICK,
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Office in Ford Building. 2nd floor.
Mas administered and teeth extracted
without pain.
jjR. E. F. EARLY,
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
Office in New Hotel building, 2nd
floor. Gas administered and teeth ei-
traHed without Dain.
JjK. K. E. KING,
DENTIST,
LOUISBURG, N. C.
'"'i 'ii i: i.n Oi-era House
Building Second Floor.
:o'.
Wiihan experience of twtnty-flve years
ii" a su tticient guarantee of my work in all
'I"- up-to-date lines of the profession.
HOTELS.
HOTEL WOODARD,
W. C. WOODABD, Frop .,
Rocky Mount, N. C.
free RUs meets aU trains,
'"i $2 per day.
FUANKLlISTOJi HOTEL
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
SilM'L MERRILL, Prfr.
ftood accomodation for the traveling
Public.
Good Livery Attached.
OSBORN HOUSE,
C D. OSBORN, Proprietor,
fOxford,N, C.
ood accommodations for the
Raveling public.
MASSENBUR6 HOTEL
J P Mai-tNonburg Propr.
HENDERSON, N. C .
Qood Aocommodation -J66d fare-. Po
lite aud attutiT servant
in nerving the arm and -strength
ening toe nearts of that noble
band of men arrayed ib gray who
followed the lead of Joseph E.
Johnston, Ashby, Stonewall Jack
son and Robert E. Lee. It may
not be known to the world, nor
can it be known, the one tithe of
all these blessed women did in the
hospital, in the closet on bended
knee, on the battle field, ontwatch
ing the silent stars in ministering
to the Confederate wounded; but
this consolation rpmains, as. long
as tne .Blue Kidge, wnose peats
now are enveloped with the morn
ing mists, as many a time they
have been wrapped np in the
smoke of battle, occupies the place
assigned it by Almighty God, the
names of Mrs. Philip Williams,
Mrs. Andrew Hunter Boyd, Mrs.
Robert Y. Conrad, Miss Kurtz, the
Ricbardsons, the Russells, the Jen
kins, the Glaizes, the Mesmers and
many others who were associated
with those already'mentioned will
never be forgotten by the citizen
soldiery of the South. They nobly
planned and faithfully executed
the high commission from God
which led them in their labor of
love to devolop this beautiful biv
ouac of the dead, this blessed
mother of all the Southern ceme
teries fitly named, and worthily
wearing that name, Stonewall
Cemetery.
"The noble women of my native
State wish to say to you, fair wo
men of the Shenadoah Valley,
that you have been true to the
high commission of the three
Marys at the sepulchered garden,
when (though it be reverently said
on a lower plane) you have
strengthened the living by fidelity
to the dead you have discharged
one of the noblest duties of life in
giving tender assurance to the
dwellers in all the fair valleys of
North Carolina that the women of
Virginia were keeping their
holy vigil - over the ashes of our
dead. We know, fair country wo
men, that our dead are safe in your
hands, and one of my high duties
to-day, perhaps the sweetest and
the tenderest, is formally to trans
fer to your gnardianship the 497
silent forms of North Carolina's
citizen soldiery which sleep in this
lot. I am charged by the women
of North Carolina to say to you
that they are grateful to you for
that t weet courtesy of yours which
accorded to North Carolina the lot
of honor, the plot of sacred ground
which lies to your right as you en
ter under the archway of Stone
wall Cemetery- It is simply a
pre-eminence which your courtesy
has accorded " us, not because of
any difference in the value of the
sacred dust which lies in each of
these State lots, but simply be
cause of the greater number of
our dead.
placed toe records of tne land you
loved and fought for, struggling
to be free. Nor have you stopped
here, but to show how deeply you
love the Southern soil you have
brought the remains of your noble
boy from the great emporium of
the continent and given him burial
iu the soil of old Virginia. Nay,
more; with monumental stone you
have marked the spot, gathering
around it the ashes of your dead,
where, after life's fitful fever is
over and yonr roll of splendid
benefactions shall have ceased, you
yourself, Bir, a Confederate vete
ran, waiting for the reveille of
the resurrection morn, hope to lie.
The women of North Carolina
have sent by me, sir, a few flow
ers to lay upon tbe grave of your
crushed hopes where sleeps .your
son, and if only among tbe nerbs
which spring inta life among the
valleys of North Carolina they
might find one whose medicinal
properties would restore Bight to
your eyes they would be grate
fully happy. Cherishing your
benefactions in the depths of their
grateful hearts, they bid me Bay
to yon, sir, that your mother's
God has taught them that there
are no blind in Heaven."
Mr. Avirett then at some length
rehearsed the causes in part which
led to the civil war and sketched
tbe various campaigns of the Army
of Northern Virginia, paying
tribute to some of tbe prominent
North Carolinians who fell iu battle.
general industry and thrift of our
people and by tbe use of a number
of blockade rnnning steamers car
rying out cotton and bringing in
supplies from Europe, tbe follow
ing stores had been collected from
abroad: Large quantities of ma
chinery supplies, 60,000 pairs of
band cars, 10,000 grain scythe.
200 barrels of bluestone for the
wheat-growers, shoes and leather
for 250,000 pairs, 50,000 blankets,
grey woolen clotb for kt least 250,
000 suits of uniforms, 12,000 over
coats ready made, 2.000 best En
field rifles, with 100 rounds ot
fixed ammunition for each ritle,
100,000 poundsof bacon, 500 sacks
of coffee for hospital use, $50,000
worth of medicines at gold prices,
large quautites of lubricating oil
and minor supplies of various
kinds. In the winter succeeding
the battle of Chickamauga I sot to
General Longstreet's corps 14,000
suits of clothing, complete. At
the surrender of General Johnsou
at Greensboro' the State had on
band, ready made and in c)otb.
92,000 suits of uniform, with
great stores of blankets, leather,
&c, I was told by Gen. Joseph E
Johnson that when his army way
surrendered be bad on hand in tbe
various depots of North Carolina
supplies for 60,000 men for five
months, and tbat for many, many
months previous Gen. Lee's army
had been almost entirely fed from
North Carolina. In relation to
tbe number of troops furnished to
the Confederate government, 1
have more than once made the
boast that North Carolina fur
nished not relatively, but ab?o
lntely, more troops than any other
State. This assertion has not yet
oeen denied to my kuowledge
NORTH CAROLINA S TROoI'S. !
"Thus we see how this remark
able man planned and cared for
the following troops which North
Carolina eeut to the field. I gather
this information from the adjutant-general's
office, and to all
North Carolinians, indeed, toevery
true Southerner, it is a record of
which we may all be justly proud.
"As volunteers at outset, 64,636;
recruited by volunteers from time
to time, 21,608; recruited by con
scripts, 18,585; regular troops iu
tbe State service, 3.203; militia on
home duty, 2,362; junior reserves,
Confederate service, 4,217; senior
reserves, Confederate service, 5T
686; troops from North Carolina
in regiments in other States, 3,-
103; making in all 124,000 troops
as North Carolina's part of the
600,000 all told furnished by tbp
Confederate States iu this fearful
struggle. These troops from
North Carolina were organized in
to 71 regiments, 20 battalions and
24 unattached companies. All
those were raised of a white
population in 1860 of 629,-
942, or one soldier to every
six souls. At Appomattox and
Greensboro', North Carolina sur
rendered twice as many musketB
as any other State. Her dead on
the battle field of Virginia in tbe
majority of cases was twice as
great as those from any other State,
and in more than one of General
Lee's great battles they exceeded
the dead from all other States put.
together. These facts and figures
THE GREAT TRIBUNE OP THE PEOPLE.
"And now there are some things
in conclusion," said Mr. Avirett,
"which belong especially to North
Carolina. Among all the States
of the confederacy North Carolina
was especially blessed in that
great tribune of the people, Zebu
Ion B. Vance, perhaps of all tbe
war Governors, if not the most
devoted, certainly among the most my dear friends, are not brought
useful. Fortunately for him and forward to-day to derogate from
for the great State which he repre- the Droud record of V irtnnia. Tbi
THEN GO TO
THE CASH BARGAIN
HOUSE.
(Rodgereou's building, front of
Hart's Warehouse.)
At less than Cost of Manufacture.
ITS CASH WE WANT
AND
CASH WE MUST HAVE
Then We mu?t Slaughter prices
at shown below .
Mn' all wool p.Tnto n low n '..
Mpn'n frotxl wool uitw a low im J
Meo'i tin iuitn. !oth ouM ott
tub roor, 7.-,
Sd'n'a Imports ("iu v orMei unit
worth 10.KM. tor TT,
Men's ffoo'J Over coutn. 11 hhnnu-ful
prire. onlr ' uo
Mfn" Cape, every her fit 'Jc .
tor i;-.
Men'a I'mter ulnrtSr rnular rrror-l
brnketi, 1 -j'-jc
Men'e Hrk. tfuoil weight , 4. .
Lmlie SUx-kind l-j, encli or .1
p:iir for 3c.
Note above prices, weijfh in
your mind all tbat ia stated here,
don't spend a cent until you have 1
tried The Cash Bargain House. j
Your good old friend, i
JOHN DE1TZ. Prop. J
All animals have a natural leinlen
cy to cleanliness. The hog. the com- j
mou tyje of filth, is not liy any
means as dirty as we would supps j
if given an opportunity to bo clean,
and in this lie netils only as much
assistance from man as a horsfl d- .
mands. The result will prove his
natural tendency to clennliuesH. The j
hen has aversion to bathing in wa- j
ter. Her substitute is the dust bath, j
which answers the same purj.' I
for cleaning her feathers. A du-t !
bath is very essential to the he-alt h
of all fowls. In winter, when the
outside ground is frown hard, a 1
substitute should c provide! in the
hape of a box tilled with dry sand
mixed with coal ashe or road dust.
Watch your hens on a bright, sunny
day in winter and see how they tn-
loy this bath, lhey nick the oust
into their feathers, roll first on on
side, then on the other and s?m
sift the drv dirt into every nart of
their feathered coat- It cleanses
them and freea them from their
mortal enemy, the lice. Om would
suppose that lien lice were very
clean themselves, since they have
such dreud of dirt, arnl it is title
they cannot exit where dirt or dut
abounds. The dust Uath is therefore
very necessary for the health and
happiness of your fowls. It should
bo placed where the sun can shine
into it. This makes it attractive,
and your hens will soon avail them
eelves of it. Country Gentleman.
The Barber (cbucklin-) My
wife complained that I talked in
cewantly io my sleep, last night.
BriokerbofT (wearily) I aap
poee yoa dreampt you were tav
ibg aomebody. Brooklyn KagU.
THERE IS NOTHING SO GOOD.
Tber Is oolhing just as good Dr.
Kiofc' Nw Discovery for cooumptloo.
coU5 and coughs, so demand It mod do
not pcrtull the daler to ll you some
butMlitue He will not c Uiau there iiaor
lnjf better, but n order to make nor
proQt he may claim nomelhiQg to
1 ju.t a kckhI. You vrant Dr. King's
N w Discovery bcunt you know ii to bw
safe and reliable and iruimntoed 10 00
Kood or money refunded. For ooojehs,
cold, consumption and for ail affec
tions of throat, chest an 1 lunjrw. there K
nothing so good as ts Dr. King's New
bi.very. Trial bottle fre al Aycxke
St Co. 'a drujf store.
"Your little boy's illneas waa
quite expensive, Mrs. Yellowbyf
"Indeed, it wap; every time we
nave him a dose of medicine, he
flung the bottle at mirror or
through a window." Detroit Frve
Preps.
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POWDER
At ola tar fur
Strickland Talks.
1 want
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"Many have id lhir ihiMrn would
have died of croup, if Charnrlain
Cough Remedy hd not ben gtTen,'
write Kellam i Ourren, druv't- S
view, Va. "Peopl- com from far ami
near to ;et it snl rtli uf it in the
highest terms." This is equally true of
this remedy in ererv community whr
it is known, liny a bottle at 'VhoiuJ'
l)ruf SUre and tent it for curseif.
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For Infants and Children.
seated as its chief executive the
great duties which devolved upon
him found him at the very men
dian of a splendid manhood.
Boru in the county of Buncombe,
cannot be done, for from tbe Kana
wha to Norfolk, from Romney to
tbe North Carolina line, tbe bosom
of this dear old State is set tbich
with the scars of battle Nor are
among the fastnesses of bis native they brought forward invidiously
monntains, it was the most natu- to any Slate in the. late Confeder
ral thing in tbe world tbat in his acy, for be knows but little of tbe
Switzer borne be should be taught mettle of Southern patriotism who
by a devoted mother to love liber- dares o say that where the obliga
ty from bis very cradle. As a tion to duty was so high, any State
lawyer, perhaps both Judge lias- failed of achieving tbe highest
ton and Judge Ruffiu were bis su- record possible
neriors: as a United States Senator
perhaps both Judge" Badger and WORK QF 0RTH Carolina, women
William H. Haywood were equal "Ot tbe fair women of mv old
ly as well, if not better, furoished. State, membersof the State Moo
SimDlv as a Governor we greatly umeutal Association, and their
tail
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HEADQUARTERS
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tbar,
"You know," she paid, with a
I ittle asperity , "tbat wooi-n have
the reputation of bintf ab
make money no further
men."
"That's true," replied tb man
of small economies, "and its just
what I object to. What I wan'
them to do is to let it kep Mill
where it is and rest a little now
and then." Wasineton Star.
Harrv Waitt'p old star.1, wher.
you ran 6nd the t'heapest
for the n'jOtiev in i.ouisburg.
gDCxl,
Gannaway
Hardware Company.
Wauliiiii ASD EEIAJL
HARDWARE,
! I.' t" i SBI'Kfi. jN. c.
w
mean busiueas.
You will
find
We L a e v
and cocap.p'.
DID YOU KVKIt
TRIBUTE TO MB. ROTJSS.
"And now to you, sir
said
donbt whether he was superior to
ex-Gov. Thomas Bragg; aa an ora
tor with eloquence divine we
doubt very much whether be
could move men as did Dr. Francis
L. Hawke or Henry Watkins Mil
ler. But take bim all in all, meas-
Mr. Avirett, turning to Mr. Charles ured in all directions, head and
Broadway Rouss. wbo occupied a
seat on tbe platform, "cradled in
Maryland, developed in Virginia,
and now a successful merchant id
New York, the fair women of my
old State bid me .say that with
grateful hearts our portion of the
Southland, and, we believe, the
whole from the Susquehanna, to
tb Rio Grande, will cherisn
heart, he was tbe best all-round
representative of the genius, tern
fair compatriots, it will be par
doned me if I say with gratitude
and admiration, both in what they
have done in that beautiful aud
commanding monument at tbe
western gate of tbe State capitol
grounds in Raleigh and in these
beautiful bead and foot stones
here in this lot of pre-eminent
honor in 8tonewall Cemetery, they
Try Electric Tlittrs as nrinly for your
troudles? If not ?t a ttU now nr
tfet relief. This inedcine has l-n fouu!
to b peculiarly adapted to th reiiel
and cure of all femalw compl.ai n ts. ifr;.
njr a wonderful dlrct influence in pi
ujr strength and tone to the Organs. II
vou have loss of appetite, constipation,
headache, fairttlnKapells, or are nervous
sleeplesM, excitable, melancholy or
troubled with dirzy plls, Klectric Hit
ter is the medicine vou n?d. health and
strength uaranerd bv iu Fiftv cts
J m 1 - . t I, - - T -.. .. c. -
per, patriotism and common sense richly deserve and receive what
that the State has ever produced.
As one who knew him. and loved
him. T bee todav to lay this
y O
modest tribute on bis grave, be
nmiRA I believe in mv heart of
hearts tbat never did man on tbe
threshold of his vouu? life love
they modestly wear tbe grati
tode of tbeir native State and
tbat we have full assurance tbat
they will go on iu the blessed
labor of love until we shall le
called upon on some other red-
letter dav in North Carolina's eal-
the memory of your noble bene ! gentle, beautiful North Carolina endar to unveil and consecrate a
factions with which yon have-ten- maiden with love purer or more
derly sought to drive way the devoted than that which Governor
wolf of want from tbe doorway 01 Yance bore bis native otaie.
a thousand Southern homes. You,
air, have given bread to the living
and have fitly eepulcbered our
dead J Yon have surrounded- this
God's acre in your magnificence
with a beautiful iron fence which
will dafv the tooth of time. You
have caused water to spring up in
OOVBNOR VANCB'S WOKS.
draw largely now from Sen
ator Vance'B lecture, 'Last Days of
the War in North Carolina,'- de
livered in Baltimore, Febnary 23,
lOOR V.r iVim faTr1an1 T.I TI A
of that city. He says : By the I
central monument with pride and
pleasure, the corner stone of wbicb
we lay to-day in North Carolina's
lot of honor in Stonewall Ceme
tery."
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nice fresh (iraeeries of al! kin !,
Dry (Joods, Notions. Ac. Ac
Hardware,
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Renpectfullv,
Agricultural
Implements
Clara Mf. and Mrs. Brown-
Smith enjoy life immensely.
May Indeedl Why?
Clara Both married for money.
neither of them bad any, aud now
they have lots of fun laugbiug at
each other. Philadelphia Press.
COOKE A CASH.
NOTH'H.
THOMAS' CII ILL, VILLA
Are "Join np" tS (.'bills hrerer trird.
Farornble reports are romiuir io lro eTrry
direction Read what Jndic Tltnbriake baa
to say :
Iyoalsborg- N. C.
Mr. W G . Tbomti. Job Jtb. 1(7.
Loaiaban. N.C.
Pcak Sia: I ebeetfnn. bear testimony to
the merit ot yoor "faill" PUU." Ooa ol my
children had chill aud levee lor avTsral
weeks, which the nana! remesliea tailed to
rare. I tried thae pilla with rood fleet
Tbey not otilj eflertesi a core, bflt im proved
ber general heJth.
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By lrn ! (be powrr 1t-w la a
mortCMjrr nrrwlrd oa W it day r
rrabT. 1 K.HS hy Jim M !Vak a4
mtAbeih WrCiSutck. aU V l M C
Vaaa. aa4 dalv rorM la BMk. 6T. I'ajt
Tij. la IW nfflre ol t U-rtotr ot cl
Fraaklla colT. and Waatt aastac
made la the par aw-aC ot aaM aorl t s obt.
I will oa Hatardae. ta th df n krtotws
1M97. aril lor rah at paMar aarttoa at
Kraakllatna. 51 . tkf Mlowlat trart J
taad. Ttc aaJ bug FraakMa roaatr
State alnmkM. aa4 la KmakRilot Iowa
ht a ad drarrttwd aa4 itrae4 MWa.
tn-wtt: rw-artaalac al a ataae aa J. t Mltra
rt'a Ha, raaatna ikrwea w sat MO enaia to
atake a a 4 potater. laran aorU bO Ba-a to
a etake llwara eaat Ml poles to a stake ta J
L. Mltc4aeU'a Ba.taw aoatk aVr .
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boi or Im.
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and other supplier ne led
Farm.
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