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Subscribers will report any and all
area to receive their paper regularly,
fall.
or The Daily Review has the largest .
bona fide circulation of any newspaper
lAtbiished, in the city of Wilmington. .JS
Andrew Carnesie denies that be is in
fayor of modern Socialism,
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Tne senf ationsl stories about Chief
Justice Waite'e health are ecaggerajed.
The fire losses io the United States
tor the last year are estimated at $123,-
000.000 This is about $13 50 for every
family iu the country.
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Count Polokoff paid $200 000 lor the
BasHewsIti collection of Limoges ware,
turn it ore. etc , and then gave it to the
Oar as a New Year's present.
The venerable General John C. Fre.
inont, the firsudefeated Republican
Presidential candidate, is still vigorous
enough to promise to head a Mexican
exploring party, thus resuoiing his
original profession of "path-finder,"
possibly in search of the last-defeated
Republican Presidential candidate.
The number of houses erected in
Philadelphia last year is placed at over
5,000, the largest number erected in one
one year since 1876. Most of the
house built have been sold, the class in
demand generally being small, well
built residences, costing from $2,000
to ?.,'500.
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Tho New York Tribune publishes
.some interesting figures illustrating the
remarkable growth of Minneapolis,
Minn. Thirty-five years ago the city
was not: To-day it has a population
of 135,000 souls. Forty years ago its
site could haye been bought for $50;
I now land is worth in certain streets
$1,500 a front foot.
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During the past, year only twenty
miles of new railway track were built
id New York. Pennsylvania con
structed 252 miles. Hundreds of miles
were built elsewhere by Pennsylvania
capital. The policy ot that great State
is to develop its every nook and corner
worth tbs effort. Hence her enormous
wealth and progress.
Many examples of the uncertainty ot
wealth bave been produced, within a
year. The Astor, who founded their
tortunes upon real estate, are unshaken
and will remain so. In the long run, a
man who holds and keeps real estate in
a growing town will not sutler by it,
but, on the contrary, reap a noble and
substantial harvest.
. William Barry, a young Irishman,
who went to London to make his for
tune almost twenty years ago, is said
to be hero of Mr. Black's story, "Shan
don Bells." His solitary book was a
volume ot sketches entitled "Moorland
and Stream' in which the young au
thor gave brilliant promise, which was
blighted by his early death.
The depression of business for some
months has had quite a notieeable effect
on the revenues ot the Government.
The total revenues for the first half of
the lsst fiscal year were in round num
hers $175,700,000 as agaiuH $ 16 1,000,000
tor the corresponding half ot this fiscal
year, a difference of over $14,000,000.
Nearly $9,000,000 ot this decrease oc
curred in customs receipts.
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Some physicians recommend cayenne
pepper for a sluggish appetite, but W.
Mattieu Williams, in the Popular
Science Monthly, declares that thousands
of poor wretches are crawling misera
bly toward their graves, the victims of
multitudes of maladies of both mind
and body that are connected with
chronic, incurablo dyspepsia, all
brought about by the habitual use of
cayenne and its condi mental cousins.
The election held in Columbia, S. C,
lately, under the provisions of the local
option, law. to decide the question of
license or no license for the next two
years, resulted in the success of the
license ticket by a vote of 940 to 170,
the colored vote being solid in favor of
license. In several of the wards the
ladies appeared at the polls and work
ed in favor of ao license, bat with little
eft'ect.
.
Senator Hoar cade a speech a . few
days ago indorsing Blaine's Augusta
post-election tirade and innouneipg his
determination to keep the Southern
question at the front, as the main issue
upon which to seek a restoration of
power for the Republican party. The
coontry will be glad to ait down hard
on Mr. Hoar on this subject, and this
will be demonstrated when the issue is
joined.
Catherine Lewis fainted one night in
.'Olivette," bat it dida?Wse a ripple
a U only a cough, and
they had a bottle of Dr. Bull's Coach
Syrup on hand, of course.
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VOK IX. WILMINGTON. N. C SATURDAY. JANUARY
LOCAL NEWS.
Tt tin ACvtRTtliMEHTS.
J R Ubxtox xt!ce
P C sfrtjaa-a $u Prize
J R MEtToa-Tbe Old rirm
Hkihsbkbokb Standar 1 Organs
C W Y ancsNew Tear Present; ,
O R Ma 1.1.4 an SituaU' n Wasted
S J Jexxs, i ccfy Snoual Meeting
A Mc Donald lliadeu County Bosd
Day's length 9 honrs and 55 minutes.
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There were no interments in Belicvne
Cemetery this week.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 350 bales.
Sunset to-morrow ' afternoon at 0
roiftates past 5 o'clock.
Eggs were retailing at the (tores to
day at 25 cents per dozen.
The market was well supplied with
meats of all kinds this morning.
The off shoretorm signal was hiost
ed last night and was flying this morn
iog. " ! j
There were two interments in Oak
dale Cemetery this week, one adult and
one child.
Within the last thirty days we have
gained 20 minutes of daylight, in the
afternoon.
There has been a rise of about 25 feet
in the Cape Fear, but it is now slowly
falling again.
:
There were two interments in Pine
Forest Cemetery this week, one adult
and one child.
There were a good many rafts cf
timber in the river to day and also
quite a number of flat loads of wood.
The Register of Deeds issued five
marriage licenses this week. to of
which were tor white and three tor col
ored couples.
As cheap as reay made, and so
much better, are the suits made by
Dyer at $20 and $25. Go and make a
selection. f
The annual meeting of the lot own
errs ot Oakdale Cemetery will be held
at the Company's office in this city on
Monday evening next. .
1 1 - 1
Mr. O. R. Mallard, a young gentle
man who brings excellent references,
advertises in this issue for a situation.
He is at the Commercial Hotel.
At the First Baptist Church to-morrow
the newly elected Deacons will be
ordained and a sermon appropriate to
the occasion will be preached by the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Pritchafd.
Three white tramps were accommo
dated with lodgings at (he guard house
last night. They were taken across
the riyer this morning with an admoni
tion to keep out of Wilmington.
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Indications
For the South Atlantic States, fair
and colder weather; Northerly winds
and higher barometer.
City Court.
The only case for the Mayor's consid
eration this morning was that ot Alex
ander Johnson, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct. The defendant was
found guilty and was required to pay a
fine of $3 for the offense.
In Port.
' There were 37 vessels in port to-day,
classified and nationalized as tollows:
11 German barqnes, 5 Norwegian and
4 British, a total of SO barques: 1 Amer
ican brig. 1 British and 1 Norwegian, a
total of 3 brigs ; 12 American schooners
and 2 British, a total of 14 schooners.
Cotton. e
The receipts of cotton at this por
for the ten days endiug with to-day foot
up 8,369 bales against 2.135 bales for
the first twelve days in January last
year, an increase ot 234 bales. The
receipts ot the crop y tar to date foot up
84,748 bales, as against 79,087 bales to
January 12tb, 1884, an increase this
year of 5,661 bales.
Officers Installed.
The District Deputy Grand Chancel
lor installed the following officers of
Germania Ledge, No. 4, Knights of
Pythias, last Thursday night:
S P C E W Doescber.
CC A Adrian.,
V C N Hulian.
P J W Dais.
M of E F W Ortmaon.
U of F J G IJ Gieacheu.
K of R & S John Meyer.
M at A H Boeech.
I G C Micbaeles.
O G John Haar. Sr.
Step Ladders, all lengths,? at Jacobi's
Depot. 1 f
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Install at ion at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Services at 11 a. ru. and 7 30 p. m.
Rev. Jno. M. Rose, of Goldsboro, will
preach morning and night. At tte
night service the Pastor, Rey. Jno. W.
Primrose, will be installed by Rev. Mr. i
Rin finrl Kpv .Inn R WiUnn Fl 1 )
. The Local Newspaper.
An exchange says correctly : "When
you bear a maQ sneering at the local
papers because tbey are not as bigt
cheap and newsy as other papers, you
can safely -bet that he does not squander
hs wealth in assisting to make them
better, and that generally the papers
have done more for him than he has for
them. The man who cannot see the
benefit arising to a town from the news
papers hasn't the sense ot an oyster
and be U about a much value to a
town as a delinquent tax list,"
A Literary Treat.
Hon. Carl Schurz, the eminent Ger
man statesman, orator and scholar,
has been engaged to lecture here un
der the auspices of the Wilmington
Library Association. The lecture will
be given at the Opera House on the
night of the 20th inst., and the subject
will be. "The Problems of Education.'"
The people of our cjty will have a
rare opportunity on that occasion id
listen to one of the most well-knowu
and popular orators in the country.
and we trust that there may be a good
turn out to greet him and also to en.
courage the object for which his serv
ices bave been secured.
New Steamer.
The government steamer Gen . U. B.
Wright, Capt. Flowers, arrived here
last night from Fayetteyille. where she
was recently built. She is a side-wheel
steamer, 75 feet long. 13 feet beam and
will draw with all her machinery, coal
and stores on board, 14 inches of water.
She will be used in the improvement
of the Cape Fear river and its tributa
ries, and left here to-day with the en.
gineera to survey the Black riyer from
Moore's Creek (the burrow) to Point
Caswell. The steamer is not yet en
tirely completed, and workmen were
busily engaged to-day in pushing her to
completion as rapidly as possible.
A' Treat Ahead.
Miss Carrie Swayne is to play
here
ou Monday week,, the 10. h inst. in the
"Little Joker," a piece which has been
written specially for her by Mr. Fred.
G. Macder. the manager of the enter
tainment. We have been at some pains
to find out about the merits of this
troupe and are satisfied that they will
present about the best 1 heatrical enter
tainment we havo had here this season.
Mr. Joe II. Hart is personally ac
quainted with Mr. Maeder and he as
sures us that he will present only a
gocd bill to his audience. Mr. Hart
also showed us a copy of the Dramatic
News which speaks of Miss Swayne '3
appearance iu Atlanta on the 22d ult.,
when, it says, "she completely captivat
ed her audience " She played also in
Columbus. Ga.. on the 25th "to a large
audience and made herself a great
favorite there." This is a good endorse
ment. Personal.
Mr. Benj. W. Davis, who has been
here for a week past, left Jast night on
his return to New York.
We were pleased to receive a call
this morning from Mr. C. T Askew,
representing the paper house of A. G.
Elliott & Co., Philadelphia. .
Mr. S. D. Hankius. formerly of this
city, but now residing at alt. Olive,
Wayne county, where he is engaged iu
mercantile pursuits, is in the city, ao7
compa&ied by bis wife. .
We are glad to learn that the condi
tion of Capt. W. M. Parker has very
muck improved. He was out for a
short ride yesterday afternoon, and
was benefited by the exercise.
Col. B. R. Moore returned from
Raleigh this morning. While at the
Capital he had the pleasure of listening
to the address of Col. A . K. McClure,
of Philadelphia, before the General
Assembly. ' 1
Mr. Thos. H. Faulkner, who. has for
seme months past filled the position of
telegraph operator at the Carolina
Central depot in this city, has exchang
ed with the operator at Shelby and
left last evening tor his new post of
duty. Mr. Faulkner ha made many
warm friends in this city who parted
with him will regret.
To every Housekeeper a good
substantial cook stove is an important
necessity and our readers will find the
best at Faotory prices at Jacobi's
Hardware Depot. f
The instruments ordered for the
Germ an ta Cornet Club were tested last
night by some members of the Cornet
Concert Club and we are informed
were not found satisfactory. They will
be returned and others ordered instead.
There was an alarm of fire this after-
I iwii, just h nciu iu ncn, uui lb
was ascertained to be somewhere be
yond the city limits, probably a forest
tire.
Church Services To-Morrow.
St. John's Chorea, corner Third and Red
v if .ws atreeta. Rev. Jftmea Carmtcbael. D. D.
Rector. First Sunday after Epiphany. Jaa.
U to, 1885. Holy Com munuion at .30 o'clock,
a. to. Momlnpr Prayer at 11 o'clock . Sunday
School at 3 30 o'clock, p. m. Evening- Ptaver
at 7.33 p as.
St. Paul's Evan. Lutheran Church, corner of
Sixth and Market streets, Rer. F. W. E. Pes
chau, Pastor. German Services at 11 o'clock,
a. m. Eoglish services at 7. .10 o'clock, p. m.
Sunday School at 3 o'clock, p. m. W. H.
Strauss, Superintendent.
Second Preabvterian Church, corner of
Fourth and Campbell atreeta. Ber. 3 W.
Primrose, Pastor, services at 11 a. m. and
7.30 p. n . sabbath School at 3 p. m
First Baptist Church, corner of Market and
Fifth streets. Rev. T. H. Pritchard. D. D.,
pastor. Services at 11 a m and 7 33 p. m
Sunday School at 3 SO p. m. Young men's
prayer meeting Tuesdav night at 7.30 o'clock 3
Prayer and praise meeting Thursday night
at 7.30 o'clock.
First Presbyteriau Church, coruer Third ulu
Orange streets. Rev. faeih R. Wilson
O. !., Pastor, services at 11 a. m. and 7.30
p. jb. Lecture Thursday at 7 30 p. m
Fifth Street M. E. Church, lietween Nun and
Church streets, Rev. D. H. Tuttle, Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. ; Class meet
ing at 3 p. m. ; Prayer meeting Thursday even
log at 't'-.-i o'clock.
Front Street M. E. Church, South, corner of
Front and Walnut streets. Rev. Dr. K.A.
Yates, Pastor. Services at 11 a. in. and 7Vi P
m. Sabbath school at 3 . m., W. M, Parker,
superintendent. Prayer meeting and lecture
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Christian
Association Tuesday evening after first and
third Sabbaths, at 8 o'clock. Seats free and
strangers and visitors cordially invited.
Services at St. Mark's Church, corner Sixth
and Mulberry streets, are as follows On Sun
days at 11 o'clock, a. m and '.30 o'clock, o.
m. On Saints' days. Morning Prayer at 7.3S
a. m. and 4.3) p. m. Sunday School at St.
Barnabas School House on Sundays at 3.30 p.
m. . AiarK-a unurcn is a tree Uburch.
St Thomas' Pro-Cathedral. Fu'st Mass at
a m. Second Mass at 10 a. m. Vespers and
Benediction at 5 o'clock p m . Daily Mass at
o.-iwam.
Christ Church CConirretratlonalisDXun street
between-Sixth and Seventh. Bey. D. D. Dodge,
minister, preaching services at 11 o'clock, a.
m. and 8 o'clock, p. m. Pastor's Bible t. lass
at 12.15 p. m, .Prayer and Praise meeting,
Wednesday, 8 o'clock, p. m. Snnday School,
3 o'clock, p. ra.. in Memorial Hall, corner 7th
ami nun sis.
Second Baptist Church,
Church hud Castle streets.
on Sixth, between
Kcv. J. P. Kin.
.rasior. services at 11 a. m. ana p. in. .nn
day School at 9 a. m. Prayer meeting every
l uesaay mgnc
First Baptist Church, (col.) corner of Fifth
aud Campbell streets, A. M. Conway, pastor.
Preaching at 10.30 a. m.. 3 p. m., and 7.30p.
m. 8. S. School at 1 p. m.
Mr. Benjamin Miller, Tbompsoa
towa, Juniata county, Pa., in iiis seventy-sixth
year, states that he injured
his hand very badly at his trade as a
cooper. A few applications of St. Ja
cobs Oil, the conqueror of pain, cured
him completely.
NEW ADVEKISEMENT8
Wanted,
Situation in either a dry
GOOD8 OR GROCERY HOUSE. Have had
extensive experience in both snd can give
first class recommendations. Apply to
O. R. MALLARD,
jan 16 2t 1 At Commercial Hotel
Annual Meeting
QF THE LOT OWNERS OF OAKDALE
CEMETERY will be held at the Company's
Office, Monday Evening, 12th inst at 8 o'clock
RICHARD J. JONES,
jan 10 t Secretary ft Treas
Notice.
V MUTUAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN
myself and Mr. J. F Garrell, the settlement
of tt-e btuiness lately conducted under the
firm name of Melton ft Oarrell aas beta
placed in the hands of Mr W. L. Jacobs. All
bills doe the sid firm are parable to him
only. All a ccoun ts against the said firm must
be presented t j him for payment.
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jan 10 St JOHN R. MELTON.
The Old Firm I
AND AT THE OLD PLACE.
John R. Melton,
AT THE OLD STAND, STALLS 1, f and
S, New Market, is still prepared to sccommo
date wU patrons with the best the Market af
fords la the way of
FRESH BEEF, SMOKED BEEF.
COBNID BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL,
VENISON, FRESH PORK,
CORNED PORK, SAUSAGES,
PUDDINGS. POULTRY, A.., Ac
Thankful for past favor he lohsiti a eon-:
Unuanee of patronage. j
jaalOSt
Monday
A ND ALL THE WEEK YOU WILL
ear. j
of
all
er eonatrv nrodaca
mat be wM at ooce. Gallon
A. W. RIVKNRARK.
The Ltve.Grocer andComnfUaton Merchant,
15 WllaUaaiam, N. C
10, 1885
NO.' 9.
Notice.
Bladen County Bonds.
pERSONS HOLDING ANY OF THE FOL
lowing Bonds, issued by Bladen County, ara
ben by a at iftod to present them to the Covaty
Treasurer, at Klizabe t bt awn, on the first Mon
day in Febrnarr . lf85, for payment, viz:
mi&mtsJ-JtUk ' '
Nos. e, 9, 10, 15aui 17, of the denomination
of $ 0 .
By order of the Board of Countr Commls
aloner. , a. McpomaLD,
Jaa 1C U Register and Clerk.
Standard Organs,
A SI" FACT U RED BY
PEf.OUP.ET COMPANY,
Jn Solid Walnut Cases
These arc the beat Organs made, and In
price lower for tho same grade, than any
other house In the State can offer Organs.
A Ires h mppry just received, and Eold only
from HEFN3BERQERS,
jan 10 1 ive Bcok and Mulc Stores
Annual Meeting.
J1HE ANNUAL MEET INC OF THE Stock
holders of the First National Bank ofWil
mlngton, for the election of Directors, will be
held in their Banking House on Tuesdav, the
13th inst., at 11 o'clock, a. m.
A R. WALKER,
jan 2 3. 5, 1 Pj Cashier
Warranted Sound.
40
BBFI SICE
APPLES
(Repacked)
for sale cheap to close out
fanS
Come and sec us.
DAVIS ft SON
Notice
T
MY COUNTRY FRIENDS. I HAVE
opened a Commission' Business in this city,
for the purpote of handling all kinds of
Country Prod ace, and If you vill give mo a
trial you shall .have quick sales and prompt
returns of the highest market price.
Office 18 North Watr street.
Rest cctlully,
R. F. KEITH, Jr.
8hinglca. and Lumber a srecialtv.
jan 8 daw tf
Clemmer.
A FEW MORE OF THAT CELEBRATED
FIRST-CLASS WHISKEY just received. -
CAROLINA YACHT CLUB Ec CIGARS
still holds the Cake. Try McGOWAN '8 Old
.nortn Btae eatooa and tare money,
jan 7
. OFFICE OF
Dr. S. C. Ellis,
XT- S2 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, neit
JyX to Miller's Drug Store.
49" Note change of office hours, which are
as follows 7 to 9 am. , 13 to t p. m. 6 to 9 p.m.
nov 5
1,000 S
ONE THOUSAND CORSETS WILL
BE
A SOLD AT QUOTED PRICES :
A FIFTY CENT CORSET for only 39c
A SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS CORSET for only
50 cents.
A DOLLAR CORSET for only 73 cent
A ONE DOLLAR AND 1HIRTY NINE cts.
CORSET for only 98c.
NUR3ING CORSETS, CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES COR3ETS in all sizes, at
Taylor's Bazaar,
At the center, counter wo display numerous
bargains In
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
EMBROIDERY, JLG.. JtC.
With a large stock of
f ' . ' . ... ' -" 1 .L. . Hr'" ' ': 'T .
HATS, RIBBONS,
PLUSHES SATINS, VELVETS,
HBSIIRTA1B BIDERWEAf,
AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICKS, before
stock taking, at
TAYLOR'S BAZAAR,
118 Market St
WILMINGTON, N.
C.
ian 7
Kw Year Presents.
I HAVE QUim A VARIETY OF ARTI
CLES LEFT SUITABLE FOR
Hew Year Presents,
which I am dhpoatng of at greatly reduced
prices. Call early and make your selections.
Hew Year Cards I
freab let j t opened of Pxaagahad-
an iHBVisun. jj lanes rorisso.
s N. C. Almanacs, Ac, Ac.
C. W. Yj
i its
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tamas.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. H. Trimble a Co.
OTOCK AMD REAL ESTATE
kjanti Auctioneers of General Merchandise At
SL2rr r:. 11ur0I"y Mornss- ow stand.
Personal attention given to sals of hor.es and
able lea at private sale or at auction. Cob
Blgnmenta solicited. A. Q. McULRT,
Hg , Auctioneer.
Mullets.
A VOTHBR CONSIGNMENT
OF FINE,
xx es
Moe M
t Florida Omuh.
uiiete. tn bbta and half bbl.. ruh
rggs- Chickens, A
!oi, Potatoes, Ae. Must
filled
OBPtrnmrata Of mil V-fn.u nt r-TZZ, , .
cash order ursmutlv
Produce solicited Terms cash . j
Hardware
QT ALL KINDS AND IN ANY QUANT1
ty. w hole; ale and Be tail at ROCK BOTTOM
prices. W. E. SPRINGER A CO..
19. 21 m tS Market Street,
Jap WUmlncton. N. C.
Conoley's Drug Store.
216 MARKET ST11EI3T.
TN CON8EQUKdE Of MY LARGE CLrlt
1 mas trade. 1 win sell iai&nr nc r vu
day goods at eost to.mtkeraDm for mv Drugs.
Patent Medicines and smart'elea as afe usu
ally kept in a firt claes ritfil Drug 8tore
dea f wICOSOLEY.
Hot Tom and Jerry.
ow 1
rpHR FIRST OF TITS ftfASON TODAY
Also, Rum treasers. Hot Scotch, Spiced Rum,
Hot Flip and all tho latest style of Hot Drink
. JrJrHEHJUr
ftS M , 'Piortb Front St
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON.
L1VIDEND OF THREE AND A HALF
PER CENT, has been declare; : bv the Board
of Director of tblsBanlflyable on the 11 th
inst. AME. WALKER,
j an 3 Ttnac . Cashier.
New Orsrar Stere.
Hirschberg's, 5 N. Front St.
rflHE PUBLIC CAN
SEE THE FROCE8&
Mm
of manufacture of my goods
Only the be
workmen employed . No tenement boiutelabor.
nor chilarcn, nor Chinese. The tobacco used
in the manufacture of Cigars la naturallv and
properly cured. All my woxk la done im this
citu and under lay personal supervision.
a call at my factory where my several
brands are made will satisfy all that the best
goods are handled by
I. H1RSGHBERG,
oct 11 tf No. 5 North Front 8t
Nev7 Year !
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PLENTY OF MONEY!
we
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Pay aDfanjfcounts I
WHICH ARE READT AND VVM.
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YOU THE SAME WAT !
Presenting your ilecounts
IwVo KATZf
116 Market St.
mood that the
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