The Daily Review.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 17. 1S83.
r-r- The Daily Review hs Uic largest
bona, fidt Circulation, of any newspaper
published, the cily of Wilmington.
8TATBNEWS.
Marian ifcsi: The wheat crop ia
threshing out beyond expectations.
The crop ot this county wm ap'suwt
rw KnSfio!B The drought
still continues. The cast end -of the
county had a fine rata Saturday. Up
lands all over the county will jicw ery
poor. To counterbalance the fine wheat
crops now being threshed In North
Core township, the corn crop 13 said to
be literally dried up. Some larnis it is
thought will not yield one bushel to the
acre. Kren the bottom lands will yield
but one fourth of a crop.
FayettcTille Observer: Speaking of
cuenmbers. we mentioned, last week-,
an unusually large specimen of this
Tcgetablc of Rrcat possibilities. But;
MrOehrLat the loot of HaymounV
has one grown by Miss Caldcr which
measures 13 finches .in circumference.
13 in lenrth and weighs 31 ponnd3.
Last Sauday morning, in the pres
ence of his congregation. Kcv T YV
Ebeltoft formally resigned his Porato
ot the Baptist Church. Air Kbcltolt
health, his physician having enjoined
rest from pulpit work for at least one
year to come.
Ualeigh Visitor Mr. J ackson Mitch
ell told us this morning that he was
nearly C'J years old, and that he had
nover been a juror or witness in court,
was never in the guard house and never
took an oath on a Bible, -lie v.
Brantley York, 1). ! President ol
Salem and Ilandleman Iligh School,
Vnm ATMHcirn find ronlinued .study
lost bis eyesight at about 50 years of
age. jie is now auun u j wt j v,
andyigorous. For nearly 30 years he
has labored on cheerfully and with
great zeal. Few more, if any. in this
State have done more for education and
vinwi. !! hM now .recovered hi3
sight so far as to see people, trees, ani
mals. itc. so as to distinguish them.
TKr,rrt Rttdhrrntr: The Pamlico
Insurance and Banking iCompany, of
this place, has not-round it necessary 10
call in cash but so per ccm- oi lis capi
tAl stock. The balance is in good seen
rit! Trinrinallv in solvent notes.
Heretofore thisSO per cent, has not
Kon litrxl Tar taxation. The nuestion
having been presented to Treasurer
Worth, ho held that it should be listed
okhIIls. The notes are ovetl
y stockholdcJj, and now that they are
t1 ' nrdrnt credits of the bank.
theywill of course be allowed to count
them as liabilitie3.and in giving in their
nmnrt fnr taxation. Call deduct SUCb
nnff-q n liabilities in ascertaining the
'tnmtint tn be listed. as their solvent
rmfitj. Whether the matter will bo
itn tn thtk courts, we are not advised.
The prevailing opinion is that-the State
Treasurer is correct. , .w
Mnnrnn KrnrtsAZ Mr JamCS Mc-
Kecly, of Goose Creek township, has. a
Poland China pig, five months old 12th
of August, that measures four fect eight
inches in length, and weighs ICO pounds.
Mr J R Lathan, of Bnford town-
f hip. reports that he killed a moccasin
a few days ago by shooting its head off.
when 42 small moccasins, of an aver
a"t length ol C inches each, crawled
out o! U- Mr. Lathan is a truth! ul
man. The rain has come at last,
and is still coming as we write. It is
in timao to benefit corn materially, but
wo fear too lato to do cotton much good.
Th min nnnears to bo reneral. The
drought was not as long as that of si. j
but has probably done as much i.im
ago. Mr.JohaShute, probably as
estimates that with plenty of rain from
now on, an average of one-half a crop
of corn will be produced in this county.
-Some farmers place the estimate even
lower. Oar own belief is that under
fair conditions tho average will be
greater than one-half.
Durham Recorder: On Monday
morning about ono o'clock the peace
fully slambering people of" Durham
were aroused by the alarm ol lire.
Shouts ot fire!" and the rinsing or
bells was nothing new to the Dnrhani
. peoplo; for the town within the past
ihrve years Kas been almost totally
destroyed by several fires. The lire
could be sen from any f.art of town,
and the citizen turned out almost ten
masse. Tho Banner Warehouse on
- Main Street and between Scars Livery
Stables and Bichmond, Cooper & Co's
brick store was tho scene of tho lire,
which was incendiary. The. stables
were opened and lor a while horses
made the town lively running over the
paved streets. It was with great drlll
culty that the stables were saved, the
singles catching fire two or three times.
The store of Messrs. Richmond, Cooper
& Co.. was damaged by the lire. Lea
& liockhart's Warehouse caught several
times but by almost superhuman efforts
it was saved. Several out. houses and
twu wagons were destroyed. Tho total
loss was about $10 000 on which
amount there was $8,017 insurance.
Sacs and Observer: Tho three
hours heavy rain Tuesday night and
tho rains yesterday afternoon have
wrought quite a change in crop pros
pects. Western North Carolina is
certainly a great section for fruit. In
Watauga county is an appple tree fifty
years old which has on it about fifty
bushels of fine apples; and has nine
largo branches which give rise to 32
branchlets ; is seven and a half fect in
diameter and covers 280 yards. Mr.
Edward L. Pembertpn. ono of the best
known cititzens of Faycttcville, died
there yesterday, aged about 55. He
noss man of that place, but some years
sioco an attack of paralysis, caused his
retirement irom business. .We arc
informed by Mr. J. C. Scarborough
that in the past week he has seen per
sons from every county west of tho
Blue lUdge The droaght. which is ot
unusual severity, prevailed in all, yet
owing to the situation has done less
damagv there than it would hare done
here . The crops of wheat and oats
were splendid, and the supply of lood is
abundant- The amount of sickness is
very great just now, he reports, typhoid
fever being the prevalent disorder.
Chilhixa Record: The peach crop in
Chatham has been almost a failure this
year. Very few peaches havo- matured
1 . n 1 1 tt! n rr
in rood condition neanj '"o
defective. On last Saturday alter
nnnntha oioom m nrr hant and saw mills
of Mr. Solomon. Woruble. orGnlf-town-
ship, were destroyed by are. -ine loss
is very heavy, not ; withstanding there
c-cvi inaminn. A lew davs
ago.a white boy. named Joseph Sted-
man, was wamog iu -'i
Ixxikville and found a gold waicn mine
bottom of the river. It must nave
been lost many years ago for the works
had all decayed and only the outer case
remained. -The drought is ended and
at last we have bad a mosc reiresmng
rain . No rain was ever more wc 1 some,
or hardly ever more needed, and joy is
in the hearts ol us an. li is mo om
season" (as the farmers ca'l it) that
we have had in this vicinity for nearly
four months, j AlthoUCh the com la
shrivelled and twisted, and in.. many
fields apparently ruined, yci mis xam
will "bring it out't wonderfully and the
hones of many farmers will be greatly
revived. From all indications the ram
has been very general- It began raining
here yesterday afternoon, and continued
with slight intermissions all night, so
hat tho ground is well saturated and
he streams are full.
Charlotte's new
enterprise the cotton seed oil mill, lo
cated on the lino 01 tnc uicnmonu o-
Danville Railroad.) is aboat ready to
mirations, most of the ma
chinery having arrived and been put in
nlacc. Tho ' Dcsignolle reduction
works, located about 4 miles from tno
city, alter a runioi o monms. nave
ceased operations lor uie prescni to al
low of some necessary repairing u ine
furnaces being done. The suspension
is only temporary, and the worKs will
shortly resume. , -There were scat
tering rains about thocounty yesterday.
but a!out Cliarloito tne lau was ngni.
North and South of this city the rain
was heavy enough to do great beneut
in dm frrm last uizht a splendid
shower visited the city and apparently
extended all over tne country. a as-
sengers who arrived in the city yo3ter
day report that a regular mountain
rainstorm prevailed along the Western
V it It f o ml iniTlnilrofid Tuesday niirht.
North Carolina Railroad Tuesday night,
extending from Henry's to Newton.
Thrninttll wftekrcedin2lvheavv.J)Ut
the track of the road was only damaged
in two or three places. 1 tie wires
rr Ihn rip w Southern TelcirraDh Com
pany, that have been expected to reach
f Thirinf tf tnr finvprai tiavs usim. hwc
run into the office of the company, in
the Central Hotel building, yesterday
afternoon at seven o'clock. The wires
were attached to the instruments and
operator Dodge pulled open the key and
hammered oil tho following message,
signed by Brown, Wcddington & Co.,
to tho New York Herald: 4,We con
eratulate the business men ol your city
on the completion of tho Southern tele
crrttnh linn tn Charlotte. Wo arc now
independent of the great monopolies.1'-
2CW L OIK rUWIVCU Uiu uiDoaajjo uu
then the offices all along the line opened
up a friendly conversation with Char
lotte, their new neighbor, with whom
they were brought into communication
in tho twinkling of an eye
Cured Six Years Aso.
"It has been 6 years since I was cured
of fits." says Mr., W. Ford, of Wirt,
Jefferson Co . IndS'Sapiaritan Xcrvinc
did it." And it always will, reader.
$1.50. at druggists. 1
Afinc assortment of Guns and
a. Jacobi's Hardware Depot.
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NO MORE EYE-GLASSES.
So
Weak
More
Eyes.
MITCHELL'S
EYE-SALVE.
A Certain, Safe and Effective Remedy for
SORE, WEAK AND INFLAMED
EYES.
Producing Lonjr-Sij?htcdncss, ani Kej
storing the Sight ot the Old.
Cures Tear Drops, Granulation, Stye Turasrs,
Kcd Ef cs. Hatted Eye Lashes, and Pro
ducing Quick llcllcf aud Perma
nent Cure." 1
Also, equally cfllcac lous when used In other
niaktdlc!, such 84 Ulcers, Fever Sores, Tu
mors, Salt Khcura, Burns. Piles, or wherever
inflammation exists, MITCHELL'S SALVE
may be used to advantage.
Sold by all Druggist at iV. aug ,13-lw
1 ceo
ioa
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COJJIMEKCIAIj NEWS. "
WILMINGTON MARKET.
s August 17-4 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Quoted
firm at 33J cents per gallon. Sales Of
000 casks at these figures.. ,
ROSIN Quoted firm at $1.20 for
Strained and $1.30 for Good Strained.
TAR Quoted firm at $1.80 per bbl
of 2S0 lbs.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Quoted
steady at $2.40 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip and $1.25 per bbl for -Hard.
COTTON Quoted quiet at 9 cents
per pound for Middling. No sales re
ported. The following are the official
quotations :
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
Middling
Good Middling
6 ll-16cts
7 15-16 "
9
9f
10
DAILY RECEIPTS.
Spirits Turpentine 231 casks
Rosin 0013
Tar iw DDis
Crude Turpentine ddis
M AKIN 13 NEWS.
j ARRIVED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith-
ville, Master.
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithville, Master. . .
Steamer John uawson, uoivin, jtoiui,
Caswell. R P Paddison
CLEARED.
Steamer Passport, Harper, Smith
ville. Master
U. S. mail steamer Minnehaha, Bis
bey, Smithville, Master. !
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
STOCKS ON HAND AUGUST 11 1883.
Cotton ashore, 1,277. 1
Spirits ashore, 5,793 ; afloat, 607 ; total,
G.400.
Rosin ashore, 73,013; afloat, 800; to
tal, 74,443. i
Tar ashore, 1,730.
Crude ashore, 2359.
RECEIPTS FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 11.
Cotton. 110; spirits, 4.011; rosin, 9,724;
tar, 77b ; crude, SJ.9 it.
EXPORTS FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 11.
DOMESTIC.
Cotton, 22; spirits. 543; rosin, 501 ; tar,
431; crude, 2.485.
FOREIGN.
Spirits, 250; rosiri, 2,880.
Vessels lor this Port from For
eign Ports.
Vnr Vrev. 5S1 tona. Halvorscn. sailed from
r!lo a -- w JnnA 111
Br Geo Davis. 643 tons, Macoraber, sailed
Am(;jrVr..1l2 ton9. Morse, cleared from
Nar Madonaa.462 tons, Pedcrsen, at Rottcr-
Till R I "
Nnr Sultiielma. 314 tous. Sorenscn. sailed
from London, Jane 15 ...
Gcr Theodora Catharin, 313 toue.Maybauer,
sailed from Rotterdam, May 16
BRJGS.
GerDiana.SU tons, Schroder, sailed from
Hamburg, June 23
Dan Louise, 26J tons, Hansen, sailed from
Bristol, July 20
Marvin's Celebrated
Jir.E AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
AlCSUes and Prices, from fio.00 to $2,200.00.
Acknowledged by the best authorities to be the
BEST SAFE MADE,
extract from Scientific American editorial
Feb. 11th, 1882: "We are also asked as to tte
best fire proof Mies. , We say MARVIN'S."
A. A. WILLARD.
dec 19 Arent at Wllmlngto .
Branson's
N. C. Business Directory
FOR 1883,
S
OON TO BE ISSUED 6th EdlUon 17th
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and Is Intended to be the FULLEST AND
MOST RELIABLE ' REFERENCE BOOK
ever published for North Carolina.
The Business and Professional Men of every
County, City aud Village will be recorded and
classified for convenient reference.
Price $5. apl 25-tf
July 11-d Aw
I 1883. '
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY 16 Pages.
8 CITED TO BOT AJTD GIRLS OF FROM SIX
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Vol. IV. commences November 7, 1882.
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more attractive, as well as more wholesome.
Boston Journal,
For-neatness, elegance of engraving, and
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publication of the kind yet brought to our
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AT
116 Market Street.
.A3 WE ABE EXTENDING OUB STOBE,
and the workmen need the room, re are now
offering
GREAT BARGAINS
IN -
Dress Goods,
Embroideries,
White Goods
LADIES AND GENTS'
GAtJSE UNDERWEAR,
STAPLE AND FANCY
I '
Dry Goods, &c,&c
Wc arc determined TO CLOSE OUT OUR
STOCK, and commence with our improve-
, . ' ; I -
ments; also, AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK FOR
FALL AND WINTER. " j
Call and secure BARGAINS at
HI. IU2. KATZ',
116 -Market StL
aug G I
PUR0ELL HOUSE.
TTNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
- WILMINGTON, N. C
B. L. PERRY, Proprietor.
Late Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. First-Class
In all Its appointments.; Terms S2.KO to $3.00 a
dy t(k . '
Machines Eepaired.
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY MY
friends an't the public that I am prepared
to repair Sewing Machines, guaranteeing low
rates and good work and satisfaction in every
particular. Orders left with me will receive
prompt attention. C. fc JEVENS,-
july 18-tf 13 North Second Street I
WE- HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Cakes and Crackers
IN STOCK,
CHOICE AND FRESH !
Sugar-Cured Hams,
Strips and Shoulders.
Try Our Pride Flour,
IT IS THE BEST AND WHITEST ON THE
. " (
MARKET.
North Carolina Roe Herring.
P. L. BRIDGERS & CO.
HO North Front St.
aug IS
Summer Boarding.
npWO OR THREE FAMILIES CAN FIND
JL - .
comfortable board in a private family at Pitts
boro, N. C. Large,' airy rooms ; good water ;
plenty of fresh butter and milk, fruits, vegeta
bles, Ac. Large and shady playground for
children. A daily mall to nearest railroad
station, nine miles distant. Only one night's
ride from Wilmington. .
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For further information apply at REVIEW
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P. O. BOX IS.
tnavts
Plttsboro. N. C
James J. Burnett,
JplIOTOGRAPHER,
NEW MARKET BUILDING,
. (Up Stairs) South Front SL
Photographs L U Dozen tl.0
ferrotypes 3 for 50 cents
Respectfully notifies the public that he is
prepared to do all work in his line, promptly
and at low pi Ices, a call Is solicited.
. may 19
The Ball and Theatre Season
JS OYER. EXCURSIONS AND PIC NICS
are all the rage now, and JOHN WERNER,
the practical German Barber and Perfumer.
Is personallyln attendance at his Hair Dress
Ing 'Saloon ,29 Market Street, between Water
and Front, Syilmlngton, N.C.
r may 16
MISCELLANEOUS.
TJIOWDAYi AUGUST 13th.
ON MONDAY NEXT, WE WILL' OFFER EXTRA INDUCEUEsVs
: : ! - V ":TO'BUYERS-OF,-- 5,! -'(;( J'"'J .
1 CARPETS AWD MATTIWciS; I
Yon may find just what you want, and il'o, you will get a bargain. On. Tues
day morning the floors of my Carpet
i goods cannot be shown for some days.
Orumb ClothsLinen Cloths,
Just Received Jerseys
CorsetsNursing Corsets,
aug 11. 1$83
Dr. CLARK
CURES ALL DISEASES OF
r km
eys, Skin and Blood. MILLIONS testify to its, efficacy to. healing' tfcc aboT
named disc ases, and pronounce
jr. u I
T!i?iv T?T?lirT?TV TTTCnWAT THMAVi
GUARANTEED TO CURE DY'SPEPSIA I
jigeiits Wanted.
laboratory 77 West 3d St., New York City. DruffsUts seli 1L
. - Tn1.vcAv jti.i rprtitles that
rellef for Heart Disease and Liver Complaint.
jiiiy -lawunritxwiy . ..
Millinery & Fancy Goods-
Another Large Invoice
of Millinery !
New Styles, NewColors, &c.
e
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
FULL.
KID, SILK ard LISLE G LOVES.
j
PARASOLS, NECKWEAR, FANS.
ZEPHYR and MATERIAL; for FANG"?
WORK.
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MILLINERY Second Floor.
I
FANCY GOODS Firs t Floor.
Respectfully,
MISS E. KARRER,
july 9
'- i- j a Ji 'W mjmm
Kerchner & Oalder Bros,,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFFER THE FAMOUS SELF-FEEDING
HALL COTTON GIN,! at Manufacturer's
prices. PaTties wanting these Gins will please
leave their orders at once to avoid delay in
gettinsr them la time ft.r the present crop.
Eice. Rice.
Ricte
50
Tea and 100 Bbls CAROLINA-
RICE, for sale vcty low.
2nnn Sacks LIVERPOOL SALTi Meat,
,UUUf lour. Molasse3, Sugar, Coffee,
Lard, Soap, Starch, Lye, Corn, Hay, Can and
Case Goods. At Wholesale only. .
july 23 KERCHNER & CALDER BROS.
Hulbert Bros. Wholesale
Price List.
o.
Price
4 Piano. 7 oct.. sauare. rosewood.
carved, agraffe .$159 00
7 Piano,uprigh,7MjOct.',cabinet grand 174 00
13 Organ, 4setsreeds,9stops and grand
organ 59 00
Organ, 6 sets reeds, 13 stops, coup
ler, sub-bass 73 00
" Our Pianos and Organs are .war
ran ted first-class.
3 Violin outfit, box, bow, strings.com-;
plete
3 Violin cremona model, extra fine..
4 Accordeon, 10 keys, bass box, fine
tone..
6 Accordeon, 6 keys, 1 stop, 2 sets
reeds,perfect
Mouth Organs, Vienna concert, 24 ,
holes..
8 Mouth Organs, Genuine Rlchter 10
holes, GS
11 Mouth Organs, Genuine Concert
3 00
i oo
1 00
t 04
24
i aoubie zt noies.iis
1 00
5 00
14 Clarionet, genuine Martin, 6 keys,
boxwood
17 Fife, in ebony, German silve ferules
16 Music Box, 1 tune, crank, fine. ......
19 " 8 tunes, wind with lever
large...
20 Violoncello, patent, machine head
good....
22 Double Bass, patent head, 3 or 4
i strings.. i
24 Guitar, maple, michlne head, fine
i ' i - finish j
27 Banjo, 10 inch, 4 brass brackets
28 Cornet, brass cornopeon style, case
and crooks
30 Drum, brass, Prussian, ornamented
Gold Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings.
II Bros..... ..f..
Sliver Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
. H Bros..
Steel Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings,
HBros...
Gut, Russian, German or Italian, best
" quality....
Instruction Books, Howe's or Winner's, "
any instrument. . 1
50
1 10
25 00
10 00
23 00
4 00
2 00
9 00
9 00
10
&
5
30
j uuue ewu intue i or iuu smir'
er Sewing UfAchlnes, will sell them for $25 each
while they last; ..
Money is qu.te safe In common letter If
plainly addressed. v
Terms strictly cash with order. WW take
stamps. - t
Agents and dealers send for our 40 page Cat.
alogue. -
On above net wholesale prices "agents can
make 100 per cent, profit. -
Call on us when you come to St. Louts.
References : Any bank or wholesale house
Inthecity. I
Hulbert Bros., Is the only General Whole
sale house In St. Louis. .' i
"HTJLBERT Bllfw
II. n4 w .nr.. . l .1 A 1 - . .
923 Olive Street, Saint Louis. Mo.
ian 13-17
Commercial Hotel
Wilmington, N. C.
, M. SCHLOSS, 'Prop.
"piRST-CLAS3 IN EVERT RESPEQX.
Ftrst-clasa Ear and EILLIAILD SA
' MISCELLANEOUS.
Rooms will be torn! up, and these
I : i
Of various sizes, very cheap.
black and colors, aL
- . . . . ,i i
L SIZES.
i
IN GREAT VARIETY, GOOD STYLES.)
R. TJ3. rJldWTIRE.
JOHNSON'S
n d i an BloodSyrup
THE STOMACIlI LIVER, BOWELS, KID
it to be the - i - " I
EIJZABKTHTOWX. N. C . Julr 12. 18SI I
tout i in ajv lu,uvu & i ku i' nas elven me mn.h
I would not be without It for Ave times the cost
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Address NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadwayland Ann fetreets,NewtYork
dec 19 . - - i ,
Travellers.
JpERSONS GOING AWAY FOR ,A TRIP,
and wanting a Trunk or Travelling Bag or
Satchell will do wed to call and examine my
i- T. ,t
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as Ihave
a Urge assortment. . . '
Also, a fine lot ef Linen' Dusters and Straw
nat8- ". '1,-'''-". .''l
Those fine White Vests that t ani veiling so
cheap are almost goile.
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SOL.!
BEAR,
july 23 -
20 Market street
W E W ST O R E.
-pOB THE CONVENIENCE OF UY CUS
TOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENEBALL j
I have opened a " ' ' : I 'V,1
' Fancy Grocery Store I
'V: '"" ':;: .:"- fis Tim : i
NEW BIARKET HOUSE,
I 7 CORNER MUTER'S ALLEY. I
1 SHALL HAVE ON HAND AT ALL TIMEa
Tlie Clioiccst ; GrocoricsJ
a.
snch as I keep at my Store oa North
. Buy vour GROCERIES from me and it will
afford mc pleasure to deliver at jour home
such articles as yon may. purchase In tho Mar
ket. , : ' i t : I
SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE by mak
i-i
all your, selection In the NEW, MARKET
HOUSE. ?5r ? " ' i i ' '
Jolin L. Boatyrrlslit:
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LOOn TTACnXD. 7 p SI.