THIS PAPER '
"lied erery evening. Sunday, ex
cepted by
JOSH T. JAMES,
BUITOB AND PBOFKMTOK.
arBSCBlPTIONS POSTAGE I PAID:
t 14-00. Six months, ttOO. Three
006 yet,. si 00; One month, 35 teents.
7aper will be delivered by carriers free
oro"" week.
SUb6cr)crwlll report any and all
fall-
U receive meir pnyCT xPe
. t;7.. ' T n httt lhj. Iftrnfijd.
l tlG t
bona fide circulation, of any newspaper
published, in the cilyof Wilmington. ,g
Montgomary Blair is lvihg seri
ously iH at his residdence in Silver
Spring, Md. . .
"1 in 3 sham battle between two com
panics of the 71st N. Y. Ilegiincnt. at
e;kskill, several men were injured.
The President has appointed Mrs. E. S.
Cook postmistress at Arkadelphi. Ark.
Mrs. Cook is the oniy sister of Senator
Garland, and a widow. .
The steamer Iverra , of the North
(Jermanliloydline, made the last trip in
eight daysrbringing the London morn
ing and afternoon papers ot Thursday,
June M- -
. . .-
President Arthur, on Saturday, ap
pointed (ol. David 15 Parker, who lor
years past has been chief of the special
agents1 division of the Postoffie' Depart
jjieut, as postmaster at Washington
city to succeed Mr; Tullock, recently
deceased. -
The. Italian government is in the
market lor 10,000 hogsheads of Ken
tucky tobacco and 3,000 of Virginia
tobacco. The latter will be purchased
hy a Baltimore firm, whose agents will
operate at Richmond and Lynchburg.
And the plain probability is that the
Italians-will smoke more North Caro
lina tobacco than ever before.
The Charlottesville Chronicle savs
thatian attack has been made upon the
professors of the University ot Virginia
all along the line. In addition to. the
taking of Frof. Mallet by the Texas
I ,'niversity, efforts have been made by
the same institution to get Prof. Noah
r K. Davis, and by Vassar College to get
Ilrof. Scheie de Yere. Both ot the latter
gentlemen have, however, declined to
leave the University.
-
(ien. Sherman says: "Washington
is full of hollowness, hypocrisy and
snobbery"? I declare it is an indecency
and a shkme the way families are in
vaded here by newspaper reporters.
There is no home privacy whatever.
You1 cauuot do a thing in' Washington
that a reporter s not at your door to
find out all about itl" Does the hero
of Columbia mean by this to inler that
the newspaper men in Washington
City are responsible lor the sins of the
people there? '
: "?-: "
Washington Post: jit is possible for
the Democratic party to miss the Presi
dential victory in 1884 but there is
nothing that the opposition can do
which will bring about a Democratic
f defeat. If, during the next session of
Congress the Democratic majority will
1 exarcise as much wisdom as the Demo
cratic minority displayed during the
i last session, the party will move right
ion to victory with any candidate
I capable of getting? tlie Democratic
nomination.
Experiments are about to be made in
England to breed the gentle and melo
dious bull-frog, not for his ' song but for
the flesh of his hind legs, which is said
to be mighty good to eat. The taste
jor this epicurean diet is bccoming'so
widespread in Boston that it is learcd
the bull-frog crop of New England
may be soon exhausted. One Boston
dealer has set to work this spring forty
expert frogists to gather;, the songsters
out of the wet. It looks as if the baked
bean would have to move out from the
land where it has so long held sway, to
make room for frog on toast.
The total acreage of Scotland is 18,946.
094. One nobleman owns l,32G,(KXj)
acres, and his wife 149,b79. Another
draws rent from 431,000 acres, a third
irom 424,000, a from 378,000 and so on,
until one quarter of the whole acre
age is owned by twelve propriej
tors, or l one-half the country by
seventy gentlemen 7 who "toil not,
neither do " they spin." Ninetenths
of Scotland belong to 1.700 per
sons. And. if the present tendency con
tinues, the whole lahd will be gobbled
up by a still smaller number of men
ftml Prtnwirations. The jcotca are very
tike the Irlshthey have not
much of
a land they call their own.
t9
a flood PriFlIejre.
Chief. Justice,- Suprenie Court of
North Carolina. lion. W. N. II .Smith,
writes that the virtues 01 iir. Moon,
ington'a Cholera and 'Diarrhoea Medi
cine. areer Jiighly com ni ended asa
prompt, efficacious remedy, and he
feels free to commend it to others. ;
! . .. - - ;
Messrs. A. &. I. Shriek have receiv
ed, express,. a large lot of Children's
.Blouse Suits made up very handsomely
in different shades, which they will sell
At astonishingly low prices. Call early
and procure a suit Cor the boys. , - t
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VOL. VII.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Yates Check Books
E G Blaie Meal Flour'
Soi. Bxar Jiut Received
Hkissbkegek Hammocks
Geo M Cravox May Batter
Mrs Katk C WiXES New Hats
W E Davis & Sdx-Ice-Ice-ice
Paukek & Tailor Cook Stoves
MUND8 Bros Not Liked by Some
W E SrBisoER Co Tbe Place to Buy
W IC GREKiT Soda Water Mineral Water
Kercjiser & Calfek Bros Whole ale
Miss E Karrer MilLuery & Fancy Goods
Gn-ES A ML'KCHlSON-rOar Gloss Fly Traps
P L Bridoers Clarets, Wines, Whiskeys
McdoI'OALL & fiowuES-114 Front Street
Local Ad To the People of Pender Co-inty
Cornelius
Arcanum
Ilarnet
Council No. 231, Royal
The receipts of
cotton at this port to-
day foot up3l b
les.
The fresh rneatj iamine in this market
gets no better mighty fast.
For Pocket Knives or Table Cutlery,
go to Jacobi's Hardware Depot, t
Cucam tiers are at last becoming plen
tiful, prices ranging from 10 to 15 cents
per dozen..
Sir. C. E. Jevens ha
SCIlt US SOme i
real Japanese candy, manufactured by
him, which is, we think, delightful. i
Last night a big owl llew into the city
and alighted in a tree at the corner of
Dock and Fifth streets, where he was
shot.
Mr. Orr1s negatives are well cared
for. Duplicate pictures finished at low
rates- Lardncr, Photp., jYates .Gallery.
r! lWtl.
j
The situation of wet nurse has been
filled, and none others peed apply now
One advertisemcn in the -Review was
sufficient I
, :
llather slim congregations in the
churches yesterday, owing to the fact
that so many of our people are out of
the city.
To-day. (June 25th) is St. John's
Day, but there has been no pnblic ob
servance of the day by the Masonic
traternity of this city.
Uoastiug ears are coming in freely to
market now but they are mostly small
and too young to pull. They sell lor
Irom 25 to 40 cents a dozen.
Steamboatmen report that the water
in the Cape Fear is altogether too low
on the shoals. They are compelled to
use lighters now in crossinghem.
One of our good-looking dry goods
salesmen went down to the "Rocks"' a
day or two ago on a fishing Irolic, aid
among his other 'prizes, he caught a
sheephead which weighed 20 pounds.
-it , ... ,
Mr. M. London, of this city, has
gone io Baltimoie for professional ad
vice in regard to his eyes, which, wc
are sorry to learn,-have been giving him
much trouble and anxiety of latei We
trust that he may return fully relieved.
Quarterly meeting of Cornelius '. Har
nett Council No. 231, 'R. A. takes place
to-night at 8 o'clock. Assessment No.
47 expires to-night. Do therucmbers
intend having no more meetings and
surrender their charter ? It 1
The News and Observer says : The
Wilmington and Wcldon is one of the
best equipped, best managed and most
prosperous railroads in the South. In
all of its appointments it is a credit to
the Slate and to those who"-are con
nected with the administration ol its
affairs.
ItailroadiugV
Wo learn from Capt R. P. Paddison
that the work on the Clinton and Point
Caswell Railroad is progressing as lav
orably as circumstances with permit.
There is a force of hands, under compe
tent and experienced overseers, at work
on each end of the road, and work pro
gresses. Good!
Barkinc Dogs.
There seems to be any number of
dogs in the Easternsection ol the city,
and from what weean learn they give a
grand free concert every night. Un
doubtedly they enjoy the fun, but it is
rough upon tired and sleepy humanity
who are kept awake by- their discor
dant, unearthly and untimely howling.
Driven to teatli.
We learn that a horse belonging to
Messrs Hollingsworth & Walker was
uriven so mercuessiy jesieruay uiai ne j
. . ., , . . j ... I !
died from the effects. He had been j
hired for a trip to
a the Sound, and it is
alleged that ho had been cruelly driven
as was evidenced by the innumenible
marks of the whip w hich were distinct
ly manifest. ; . .'
V Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, iow
prices, at Jacobis ; . t
-3 a. jY
W ILMINGTON, N. C., MONDAY, JUNE 25. 1883.
A Jar of Beans.
Much interest was excited in the
"bean contest" at the Yatea Gallery
last Saturday night. After a careful
count there was found to be 7,23 1 beans
in the jar. 'Mr. Pi J. Holmes guessed
the nearest, his estimate being 7,250,
and to him was therelore awarded the
first prize. Col. E. S. Latimer was
second, his guess having been 7103, and
to him fell the second prize.
City Court.
A party, charged with disorderly
conduct, was brought before the May
or this morning, who imposed a fine
of $3 for the offence. -
The next case was that of Peter Cur
tis and Jane Fullford, both colored,
for disorderly conduct on McRae street
yesterday morning. The mayor im
posed a fine of $5 on each, with the al
ternative ot 20 days in the city prison.
They went below.
. Slight Fire.
There was a slight fire this morning
on the second floor of the
building
on
j the North side of Dock, between Front
i and Water streets, occupied by colored
people. It originated in u mattress,
tVintiorli nr J-a nt- livnlniruul rViIli
with the bedstea,i unori which it rested
,vc .w! Th Urn. WL
lne alarm , was
promptly given, but the flames were
extinguished befdre the lire department
reached the scene.
Personal.
Mr. M. M. Katz, after an absence of
about a week on iTtrip to the North,
returned last night. He reports that
he had an excellent time during his
absence, and that he has been benefited
by the journey. lie also wishes it un
derstood that he did not forget the peo
ple of Wilmington while absent, but
made an extensive selection of desirable
goods, which will arrive on the next
steamer from New York, and will be
duly advertised in the Hkvikw.
I o 11 t Kill the Birds.
We hear complaints 4out a lot of
bad boys who assemble hear the corner
of Seventh and Dock strjeets and amuse
themselves by the brutal sport of shoot
ing at birds1 nests, with " sling shots,
and knocking them from the trees, fre
quently with young birds iirthem. It
is an illegal and cruel practice, and we
hope that some steps may be taken to
break it up. Aside from the cruelty,
the birds in this city are of real benefit
and should be protected as they destroy
many of the worms and insects injuri
ous to vegetable life.
Artistic work at
summer months.
Yates Gallery.
low - rates
LaIrdner,
lor the
Photo.,
lwtK
The WilmiDfftou Girls. ,
; Wc do not believe that there is a ! city
in the country, North, , South, EasV of
West, not even Baltimore, excepted.that
can show as handsome an array of
beautiful girls and beautiful women, as
throng our streets any bright alternoon.
And they are not only extremely pretty
but they dress, as a rule, in exquisite
Haste. Two remarkable features are
their small and beautifully formed hands
aud feet. There'are lots of ladies here,
married as well as single, who wear a
No. 1. shoe aud a No. 6. kid glove and
there arc many, so the dealers tell us,
who wear still smaller shoes and
gloves. As a summing up, it is the de
liberate opinion ot an old married man,
whoJias traveled more or less exten
sively of late years, that - there is no
prettier sight in this world than a WH?
mington girl equipped for a promenade
on a bright afternoon in Jnne.
A Fearful Peril.
On Friday evening last three children
living with their parents in the eastern
section of the city, ate of some sardines
and soon after were taken seriously
sick. A physician was promptly sum
moned, who pronounced it a case of
poisoning and at once proceeded to ad
minister jsuch antidotes as the occasion
demanded. Two of the snfterers very
soon obtained relief and were made
comfortable, but tbe other, who was
the eldest of the group, and.,-who had
partaken more heartily of the fish, was
in a desperate condition and for many
hours, notwithstanding the assiduous
efforts of the physicians, his life seemed
hanging by a single thread. At times
there was no pulse perceptible, and
nearly every hope had fled from his
grief-stricken parents. On Saturday
. . ..
morning, however, there we e
SUgUfc
evidences of convalescence, and Irom
ithat time he continued to improve slow-
Iv until the present time. He is now out
of danger, although quite feeble irom
the terrible ordeal through which he has
passed. : . . - - --"- '
A fine assortment of Guns and Pistols
at Jacobi's Hardware Depot. ; "' t
IMEW.
j . y.. .... . ;
To the People of Pender Co.
Ladies and gextlestex:
The fiat has gone forth, and the much
discussed question is now decided. f
Pender is to have a Court Uonsc.
Should we not all hail the announce!
ment with sentiments of profound joy?
Taking ererything into consideration,
much has already been accomplished id
arriving at this decision. But while
this is true, the beginning of the work
in a public enterprise of so much inter
est and importance to our county should
be to us no ordinary occasion. In all
probability, another of the same nature
will not occur again in our 'generation.
It has, therefore, been thought desira
ble and appropriate that the laying of
the corner-stone of our temple of i us Lice
should be observed with such4ceremo-
tu may uu suitauie 10 au "event 91
such prominence.
The Board of Commissioners, in
order that the people may have an op
portunity of witnessing the formal
commencement of the building, have
requested our Lodge to take part in the
exercises. We therefore take this occa
sion to make known ;
WFIAT IT IS PROPOSED TO DO.
Time selected Fourth of July, 188g,
Place, Burgaw..
1st. The corner-stone ol the Court
House will be laid according to ancient
Masonic usage.
2nd. Hon. F. H. Busbee, of Raleigh,
has consented to deliver the address.
3rd. After the speech it is proposed to
have a Grand Basket Pic-Nic Dinner.
In this last matter we desire the sub
stantial and earnest co-operation of the
entire people. The time selected is a
national holiday, tbe object worthy, the
end aimed at in every way laudable and
beneficial. It is hoped and believed that
the measure will be heartily endorsed
and supported. The Wilmington Cornet
Concert Band has been engaged to
make music and every effort will be
exerted so that nothing shall mar the
pleasure of the day. Then let the ladies
especially, both old and young, favor us
with their presence and their smiles.
Come, theu, citizens ol Pender, let us
meet and mingle our joys at this begin
ning of a new era in the history ot oar
county. . If any have had I differences,
let us there beneath the isolid stone
bury them forever; if any have been
discouraged, let us there dispel each
other s gloom ; if any. feel . that we are
weak and poor, let us there gather
strength) for future enterprise, progress
and prosperity. Let us come together
realizing that our youthful county is
now disgarbing hersell of the habila
ments or infancy and putting on th dis
tinctive insignia, winoU for time to come
will mark her as a county among
her sisters. Let the hearts ot all her
children swell with patriotic pride as
they contemplate her future and let
each resolve anew to be a ready and
active instrument in accomplishing for
her a grand and glorious destiny.
But we would not be exclusive or sel
fish. These ire peculiarly interesting
to the citizens of this county, yet we
hope to have many friends from other
counties with us to help us enjoy and
properly celebrate the grand old Fourth
of July. Respectfully.
Citizen's Committee T J Armstrong,
J R Banner man, R K Bryan, D J Cor
bett, A T Herring, J W Herring. E A
Hawes, E M Johnston, John fMurray.
King Solomon's Lodge No 138 Com
mittee, J T Bland, A D Bordeaux,
J T Collins, R O Cowau, J II Murpby.
JR Moore. J L Pigford, R T Riven
bark. J W Westbrook I
Chief Marshal Dr W T Ennett.
16 d&w.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco'
bi's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass
&c. Yon can get all sizes and at tbe
lowest prices. ! ,
DIED, f
MORBIS In this city, at 10 o'clock on the
evering of the 24th Inst. D. Ci MORRIS, in
fant boo. of Robert and Mary Morris, ajred
ecren months. .1. 1
NEW ADVBJBTI8E5IENT8.
114
FRONT STREET IS ALIi ABLAZE WITH
Harness and Sadalery Goods, Trunks and
Travelling Bags, Fly Nets for Horses. Feather
DnstersV bummer Lap Robes ot beautiful pat
terns. The Excelsior Harness still ahead.
We Manufacture and Repair, with durability
and dispatch. Carriages, Baggies, Carta,
Drayp, c , Ac. , . - --.
Hone-sliueinr a specialty,
jue 25 McDODOALli Jt BOWDEN.
I C E.
Jun33
W. E. DAVIS Jb SON
If You Would be Happv
BUY A COOK STOVE.
"The Golden Harvest,"
Calumet,"
Or, "SOUTHERN OAK
Of PARKER A TAYLOB.
- Pure White OU. Jane 25
City and Country Merchants
I AM SELLING I
Prime Kew YorlcTJutter,
Kirkman's Celebrated boap,
Virginia Water Ground Meal.
North Carolina Family Flour, and '
N. C Pater i Family Flour.
At bottom prices. Car load or small orders
OttCttd.r
E. G. BLAIR,
; Commission llerchant,
joaeJ3 - ; 215 Uarkct Street
NO. 150
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mew Hao,
pOSSISnNG OF COLORED CHIPS.
sine Colored Milan. 'Sea-sheUs'' -white and
colored, also the popular Shade Hat, Nankin
or "Japanese ".and a variety of other styles,
just received and for sale by q
MRS. KATE a WINES,
jm23 No; 119 North 8econd Street.
Our Glass Fly Traps!
Something New !
rjIHE CLEANEST FLY TRAP ON THE
market.
Giles & Murchlson,
junc25 v North Front St
The Place to Buy
rjnJRPENTINE TOOLS. t
PULLERS, HACKERS,
DIPPERS, WUU.TTERS.
HACK-VKIGHTS, Ac, Ac, Ac.
Best of goods at Rock Bottom price. A
full and complete stock of Hardware always
on hand.
W. E. SPRING Ktt A CO
Successors to John Dawson A Co..
june
25 IS, 21 and 23 Market Street
NOTICE I
WHOLES A LE.
QITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
find a full ttock of
will
HEAVY AND LIGHT GROCERIES,
CASE GOODS and CAN GOODS,
STILLER5 SUPPLIES, CORN anl ILAY,
WAGONS CARTS and TBUCK, at
KERCHNER A CALDKR BR03,
juue 2o
North Water Street.
NEW MAY BUTTER !
JTEW MAY BUTTtfR AT 3.V A POUr,
Three pounds for $1.
No. 1 CORNED BKEF at 10c per iounI, -
j Afresh supply of those celebrated CAKES,
tie BEST In the city.
''prepared Flour in 3 pound packages, r.a,$y
OT USe. ':,--" " ," . . . -' i '
" sNo stale jroof'B, everything uew andfrc$h.
fajid as cboM the cheapest, at .
CRAI'ON'S FAMILY' CJ ROGER V,
jane 2.1 - No. 22, South Front Street
Hammocks.
RAIDED EDGE MEXICAN HAMMOCKS
with, and without Stretcher and 'Hoots.
Also, CHILDREN'S HAMMOCKS in lare
varietr. For sale cheap at
- - - HEINSBERGER'S.
Eye's Daughters,
QR. COMMON JSENSE F0JR MAID, Wife
and Mother. By Marion Hafland. Price $2.
1 For sale at
HEINSBERGER'S,
june 23 ,
Lire Book and Music Stores.
Check Books.
3QQ CHECK BOOKS CONTAINING
Fifty to Ttro Hundred Checks, just received.
Larger sues'made to order.
Also, Letter-Heads, Bill Heads,. Drafts,
Notes, Receipts, Ac, Lithographed at short
notice.
Gire us a trial,
june 25
C. W. YATES,
119 Market st
Clarets ! Clarets ! Clarets !
. - ' "-4 - -
"J3URE UNADIILTKRATJCD CLAEIT8.
CLARETS of the flneat European Vintage
CLARETS from our own countrj.
CLARETS from the Tokay Vineyard, near
FayettevUte. . !
We guarantee them all to be free front all
Imparities and recommend tbenrlor table
Wines aud Whiskey
OF EVERY VARIETY.
POTTED HAM, TURKEY. CHICKEN AND
TONGUE. Juat what you want for "
Excnrsion parties, Ac.
HAMS, BREAKFAST WRIPH, Ac!
Has the
supremacy over all1 competitors.
! Purest ami beU " .
Three Pounds for $1.
P. L.-BRIDGEBS & GO.
HO North Front St.
jane 5
PLEASS NOTICE.
W will be glad to rectiTO eommtisdcations '
from our friend oa any and all subject of '
ceneraJlnteresibtit ' . '
The name of the writer must always be f& '
'abed to the Editor.
CommunlcatJons must be' written oa oai
one side of the paper.
Personalities must be arolded -And
It la especially and particularly uniT
stood that the Editor does not always endoi -
tko Tlews of oorreapondent unte ao state
in the editorial oDlumnsI x J
t i-
NHW AJVERTISESIENTS
Millinery & Fancy GoodE
Another Large Invoice
. of Millinery !
New Styles, Now Colors, Ac.
FANCT COODS DEPAUTAIENT
' j FULL. L'-'
; KID, S1I K ard LISLE GLOVES. -PARASOLS,
NECKWEAR, PANS.
ZErin'R and MATERIAL for FANCT
WORK. " ' , V "
.'ill LL1NERT Second Floor. 1
FANCY GOODS-Flrst Floor.
RcAiiectfully, - '
MISS E. KARRER,
june 25
EXCHANGE CORNER.
Just Received.
DOZT. TURKISH TOWELS,
IQQ FINE MARSEILLES OUILT3,
DO.. GAUZE UNDERSHIRT,-
BOYS AND MEN'S .
A LP A CCA COATS.
Just received and to be wld cheaper-tbai
ever before. Also ,i . ; j. , ,
100 White Vests ifct-?Tc.
Call aud scr me.
SOL. BEAU.
june 25
20 MarketSt.
Not Liked by Some,
e. Bed Fleas and Insect of all kind.
Tieir Corn Cure, as Bold by them in New York
tor a year, is a certain panacea, and will cure
any obstinate case if directions are followed.
Order in person or by postal csrd.
; MUNDS BR03.,
june 22 621 North 4tb street.
THE: SEASHORE !
HOTEL BRUNSWICK. "
! HMITUVILI.K. N. C.
SEASIDE HOTEL!
WRIGHTS VI LLE, X. C.
. L. PKKItV, Proprietor.
rjUESE TWO SUMMER RESORTS WILL
be open MONDAY, jM AY 2.
The Hotel Brunswick, at fimtth'vIMn vs
'miles below Wilmington, and accessible by
iwo ursi-ciass steamers, makings two trii
daily. ' i
The Seaside Hotel Is Hltuated In a large rtotc
on WrijrhtsTillc Sound; is com posed of cotta
sres for families, and within 7 miles of Wil
mington, a the head of a fine Shell Road, the
best in the Southern country. . .
BOTH HOTELS IN FULL VIEW .TUB
, r OCEAN' -' ' -' t' '' :;"'f"
Good 6urf kod still water bathing.
Every variety of Fish, and abundanco of
OBtcrH, Clams and Crabs. 1
8pacJous Ball Rooms, with fine Bands of
Music. 1
Ten-pin Alleys, Billiards and Bar.
" Terms moderate.
nur 25 . I . -' -
CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD, s '
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPT.
Wilmington, X. C, JuUo 10th, 1S33.
The Most Comfortable jRoute
TO THE
MOUNTAINS !
-piXCURSIOV TICKETS ARE NOW OX
sale at the office of this Company for all point
In WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA . .
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS run through
from Charlotte toj Old Fort. Thence to
Asbenile paabengers hare a flee view of tb
Mountaio tJoenery from an OBSERVATION
CAB, leaving Okf Fort at 7.i A. MV.arrfvk.ff
.1 Zi A' M- Wara Springs
at 12-10 P. M. . p. w. CLARK.T
nnell lm Gen'l Passenger Agent '
Phrenolofirv.
JJR. BARKER WILL COMMENCE A '
TUESOAT. June I9th. Admltunce free.
Lectare at o'clock. mwlj
Soda Water! Soda Water!
TTTITH PURE FRUIT JUICES,
1 1
SEASON 1S33. ' w
MINERAL WATER OX DRAUGHT. -1CE
COLD. L
iti WIIXIAU IL GREEN.
pl 14 - - 1 ! IruggiL '
Old Newspapers
T
JlOR SALE VERY CHEAP
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