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ere BU,fc r -f winRUd to rtctiTt eoiaiasr&leaeoB iWBioturltlendjca aat-aJ :nt;tct scaerallatereittmt . -r . , , - s x V . Tfce&xme ex too m&x qui aliray u: J0SU T. JAMBS.- nSS rOSTAGK FAIT t 'crmoys y t2.oo. Three i to tfcaEiitoi.,. . trrlttta u. oca side ot the paper. rtrsonamtea tanst be arolclol. V-yF' rf riS tr,ec.y. And ltlj especially iad partiealuly and tood that the Editor doesT aot alwaym' eaidox the vlewa of coxreeposdeata ualu ko autt In the editorial coftusuuk . r VOL. IX. K-MM-rtanyandsll fa NO. 156 . f - i - : ! HXlt.l'J SSiW 'Z&4 r'"- - " ip ;M.pin ; fill :iPr i ii ill 'yi I :' ) i ' 1,5 .,i;i-..r!V.-i;; I-Mwqrda is prt - .m i l s " TleK !;';,i'' K'X-icItrgy. He , . 0n co-ton seed oil bag iff;'! in tJ l i) years irom ,iv;,- ,3 ;.( 0.000. 0 :5 t" . : ;-r that nn Ir- hr.f33 caused great re- rtt'rt i; ... lih Liberals. Cl' 9 t,,! are complaining that the ,hmer.t3Mi- overdone. Thcre tiuoJrel men now where there ! narairraph that ' . .fr9;,e Ad-imsii seriously ill . , in hi mt-iital powers is flat- jl i Mina-e Vorhis, vvho won the ihn list eommence- :1 .irticletrom iritsacuni'-""- ni..r i ha3 reiurneu iue t int-rort payments and dividends in xClv York city and Brooklyn The I vie in hu .Ia!y ajrsresate aboBT bontl ....iit; M ima eil mat a IHO.00Oar.i lavabl- in Thiladelplna . . l),Kvn Si'.ur.':ti (iazeits: An at apt ii tu b? :ail-' to Christianize the Jail. on the lv-seivalums. It would well a to Christianize tho Chris- i I .... ir,"TTAl'ft I' i .-v hdi.ius to acts .f hostility. C,p. Martisi T. McMauoo, who has cca appointed United States Marshal jtXcw York, h a Tauimany man, ;::h-i.igl he his not been in active h;!i ia'-im wi:h tint organization for jii'iiuic. Tauinnny iiapproximate ! hippV. ai'l may In happy yet. , - Tim nkttl, which was until quite rc- Ia-.-itly l'oktd upon with contempt i:: San Francisco, h ;3 already revol'ition- tl the riecs of certain things and ser- vice in tint city, and the Chronicle ex presses th opinion that copper cant9 Ui'. ron hi? as current as the nickel. . - - Acentlcman. fishing in Lough Cur- ra::c. Inland, landed a pound and a ball trout, whose stomach appeared un usuii.y distended. Lpon ripping it open he found a fully Hedged sparrow, pi'e perfect, without even a feather disturbed. Let lly fishermen take the tint. ' - I: is officially stated that only a few caanjes have been made in the person al ol the Slate, Navy and War De Pirtmeats. The Grant-Arthurites re- nwnn as livios contradictions of statements like that of Gen.- Logan when he adirmed that the Administra- t:oa Mindly proscriptive. , Arthur Sullivan is in New York toting after the authorized nrodnetion of his Iatp ..win., iuo i.Ulh.ilUU, IU U-soaa-ry. It is said that he is eoins 11 dike things hot for all nnlsldnrs ho Bnderfal-o i.. t. .1 Mont authority from him. Kecert Army Liis contain the names 01 Iy throe watering ftflifPra flmn. Km Whictccote. who joined the a'mjin IS1I; the Earl of Albemarle, nhl cnlei"l the army'only two months Wore the battle; and Lieut. Andrew 3nnef. who entered the army in 1811. New York Herald: Gen. Logan we are sure, excuse us if we say itblJ receQi eulogy or the Republi Party reminds us of Tom Moore's taraJ se and the Peri." A descend , f lhe fa'lcn angels, this peri longed "Bet back t the ancestral Taradise. 'r J mcuily was howevcrt lhtl sh0 fed every exptdieot except the only M.ab:e one-repentance. (TtetN Y- Commercial Advertiser, & wag Hepubiican newpaper, says: air..braaiS. Hewitt is talked ot t? Democrats as a carfdidatc for Tcmor. Mr. Hewitt would make a candidate and would make ft good pernor. The sole fear ij that his eri' will s.anJ in the Wfty of ha ad Tlaceoient.M .kn 'ctoria has commnnded that ;.8 riacessej Lnuise of W&lea and 'oraof Teck are not to go out irJ bUk arc only to be uke to a fcw vored houses. She strongly - t proves of unmarried Princesses at bec??abl1, sajs the lon Truth, Mccone of her own daughters fallowed to do so. 4 . LOCAL NEWS. IBDEX TO IIW AOVESTlSEnEITS. : C W Tatxs Stationery HxrrsBZKGZx Stationery ' F C Millkk i Fresh Supply R M McIa-rrcE Wash Uoods, e J W Thompsox, Eect'y Dividend IIuxds Cbotiiebs Simply Immense Sound Party Germanla Coraet Band T J Suutueslakd -Columbus Buggies' Geo W Phice, Jk Fami'.ure at Anction This will do very well for hot weath er. V There was no City Court this morn ing. ; . ' - ... Base Ball, and Summer underwear go together. Get the latter from Dyer Who has a finoline. f This has been one of the warmest days of the season.' At 3 o'clock this afternoon the thermometer in this office registered 92 degress, with' the wind from the West. Now is the 'season for painting your houses. Go to Jacobi'S Hardware Depot and buy your paints, if you want to save mouej." t Messrs. E..W. Doscber, J. G. L. Gieschen and M. Rathjen, the com-, mittee. announce ..in this issue that a Sound party will be given at Stokely's Pavilion, 'at Wrightsville, to-morrow evening. Wagonettes will leave Howard igine House at 0 and 7 o'clock. There will be mu9ic for danciog and a. good time generally. - Explanation. We learn that the Phantom, in the race on the Fourth came in at the finish about five minutes behind the other boats. She would have been in earlier, but had the misfortune to carry away her traveler by which he was delayed. It was an oversighVupon the part of the judges that her time was not . taken. Tliey Aro Coming:. By a letter received by the fire de partment in this city it is now known that Newborn Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 1, will arrive here on Tuesday next, the 14th inst. There will bo about 30 men in the ranks and they will bring their engine, hose reel and three horses with them. It has been determined by the different tire companies in this city to'gUo their visiting brethren a cordial reception and the benefit of a rousiDg good time. A Broken Noso. The people of Laurinburg celebrated the Fourth and towards night there was a good deal of whisky dis turbance, e?pecially among some of the colored population. James Saunders, deputy sheriff ot Richmond Co , was called on towards night to arrest one of the most turbulent ot the colored men, and in attemptiug to perform his duty the latter struck him a severe blow on toe nose with brass knuckles, which broke his nose. We failed to learn the name of the colored man. Our Congratulations. At the recent commencement exercis es ot the Academy.of the Visitation, at Georgetown, D. C, two of Wilmiog toa's lair daughters were the recipients of several premiums for proficiency in the various branches of study pursued. The young ladies in "question were Miss Stella Divine, daughter of Capt. John F. Divine, and Miss. Mary Wrieht. dauehter. of Mr. Thomas H Wright, and the premiums were for ex cellence in (Rhetoric. Literature, Com position. History. Geography, Chrialain Doctrine. Arithmetic. Grammar, Elo cution, Latin, Music, Water Color Painting, Housekeeping, Neatness and Order. The number of students was large nearly every State and Territory, be fides Mexico, being represented, and where there were so many competitors it is pleasant to know that two from our city bore off such a large propor tion of the honors, and we most hearti- U. congratulate the young ladies .upon their success.' In Accordance with our usual custom at this" season of the year, wo close out our entire stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, regardless of cost, with a view to make room for one ot the largest purchases of Fall and Winter Clothing ever brought to Wilmington. We have every reason to believe that the new prices which go into effect to-morrow morning and to continue until Septem ber 1st; will prove to be the lowest ever placed npon perfect first class goods. Siiiuetc, the Old Reliable Clothier, 114 Market street. Sign of ibe Gorden 'Arm. v -; . t Wo will sell all wool white flannel shirts FOP THIS WEEK ONLY at $1.50 at tho Wilmington Shirt Factory, No. 27 Market si., J. Elsiach, Prop, tf I'ersonal. Mr. L. Toilers, of Point "..'Caswell; was in the city td-day. Mayor Hall and family made an ex cursion to Smithville, on the Passport, this morning. Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Cumming, of this city, are-at Cleveland Springs where they will spend a month , or more. ; Are Here. 'The National Base Ball Club. 0 Goldsboro, arrived here at a little after noon on the local freight train and reg istered at the Commercial Hotel. This clu now has eight professionals and propose to beat the Seasides.in a match game at the grounds of the latter this afternoon. It will be a hard fought game. Fine Carriages. Capt. T. J. Southerland advertises the merits ol the work of the Columbus Bdggy Co. in this issue. He, has the vehicles for sale and also in use in his liyery stables and they are of 'ex cellent workmanship, made ol the best material and are as easy as a cradle to ride in. The vehicles manufactured by this company have, as they deserve, an excellent reputation throughout the entire country, and many people prefer them to any other make. Iein ngrnotism. A short time since we spoke at con siderable length of magnetism and men tioned the fact that a watch had been magnetized and rendered for all practi cal uses worthless by having been placed upon the joints of two steel rails at the railroad. Watehe3, we are told, very frequently get more or less mag netized and become unreliable as time-keepers in consequence. To de magnetize articles that have occe been magnetized has been a, study for along time among scientific men and volumi nous treatises have been written upon the subject. The obiect has been to en tirely demagnetize an article which has been fully magnetized, in an efficient and inexpensive manner. This has been effectually done by Mr. George Darden. jr., of this city, aK though we do not know whether he originated the plan, which is extremely simple, or not. A few days since we saw him test a common nail by a cun ning little instrument called a magno meter, and thcre was not the least sign of magnetism in it. lie then, by the aid of a common horse shoe magnet, fully magnetized the nail, as was shown by tho magnometer, and afterwards he demagnetized the nail, as was also de monstrated by the same instrument. Singularly enough the demagnetization was accomplished through the aid of the horse shoo magnet by which the nail had at first been magnetized, by simply reversing tho poles. County Commissioners. The Board or County Commission ers met in regular monthly session yes terday afternoon; present, II. A. Bags, Esq. Chairman, and Commissioners B.G.Worth. E. L. Pearce.Jas, A. Montgomery and Roger Moore. The Treasurer submitted bis report for the month of June, as follows : Geh'ienr . i HM Educational fund, balance on - hand.-. 15,3i6.1o Of the general fund $7,000 is in the shape of a certificate of deposit in the First National Bank of Wilmington. The Register of Deeds submitted bis report for the month of June. , showing amount of lees receeived from mar riage licenses ($10.45). and exhibited Treasurer's receipt for the sape j also for the month of May, $13.45. The"vBoard of Education elect for New Hanover county presented their official bondf. which were received, ordered registered and placed on file. James DI Hedrick was appointed for New Hanover connty a student at the University of North Carolina. The Chairman made a report of taxes received from various parties, amount ing in the aggregate to 271.f2. Several persons were granted per mission to list their taxes. " The contract for furnishing medicines for county institutions was awarded to Dr. W. n. Green for 15 cents per pres cription, said contract to be in force until the first meeting -in January, 18S6. - It was ordered that M. Dowling b3 allowed to peddle without the payment of the license tax, on account ot physi cal disability. On motion the Board adjourned, sub ject to the call ol the Chairman. Call at; JaoobiV Hardware Depot and examine bis fine assortment ol fishing poles and lines. . t . IJoarcl of Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen met in regular- monthly ; session yesterday after noon, at 4 o'clock ; present. His Honor. Mayor j E. ,D: : Hall, and Aldermen Worth, Boaey, Ia(tjey, Darby, Ttourko and Iiowe-w -j..-:.-:?. ';. . t. ; ' Petition of Dr. J. Itellaruy. for permission to build h store on ; the cor--her of Sccood and .Dock streets, ! was referred to the committee cn Fire De partment vilh power to act: u -r ii : Petition of' trustees 'of ' the.Spcond Baptist Church, for a lamp in front ,6 the churchy was. referred, to the commit-' tee on Jglits. , ' r,..f. 7r. ; :' J Petition of John Hill anil others, if or a lamp in LoyeVallcy, was 'referced to' the same committee.' 1 'i'', -k - Petition of W, A. Hudson, agent, for permission to sell books by subscrip tion; granted, and the license fixed at $2 per month for each man employed. Petition of Mrs.' James-Alderman, to refund $25 paid for inspector's .license by her husband just before his death, was granted. , ' i. i..,, " The resignation of S. II. Terry, as policeman, was accepted. , - s ' Petition ot lhe Cornet Concert CIub for the use of the City Hall for drill and practice was not granted. - l Resolution of Alderman Dudley, to chango section six of tho Market, ordi nance, in reference to tho sale ol dres3 ed poultry, oysters or other shell fish or any vegetables, . was referred to the Market committee and Finance com mittee, to report at tho-next meeting. ,;- Mayor Hall introduced the '"following resolution Resolved That the Finance commit tee be instructed to fix a suitable tax for hucksters cf all marketable pro ducts. . , . . ,-. Resolution adopted. Mr. J. II. Currie appeared before the Board and made a statement in refer enco to an act of the last General- As sembly to allow the city of Wilmington to aid the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Railroad Company to extend their road to t his place, which provides for. the appointment o! a commission vi fie citizens of Wilmington" by the Board of Aldcrmeu. approved by tha Boarcl of Audit and Finance, to confer with the said company in reference to tho said proposition. Mr. Currie's paper further stated that he had attached ibe names of 2-29 persons who had expressed an opinion in favor of extending , aid and. that they pay $20,052 39 in taxes; 24 names of persons opposed to extending aid, who pay $2,929.80 in taxes, and 15 names of persons refusing to express an opinion, and they pay $1,545.36 in taxes. Total, 2G8 names, paying $25, 128.51. The two hundred and sixty eight names represent the leading busi nc!s of tho city in all it3 branches, and pay the principal part ot the city taxes. Mr. Currie goes on further to say: ' We deem it unesssential to urge the importance of this enterprise to the lavor of your honorable Board, for to every unprejudiced mind there can be but one opinion as to the future of Wil mington if the said road is extended here. Success will crown the efforts of the new energy that wiil be inspired in to all our business by the completion of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail road from the northeastern - border of our own State to our : ?City by the Sea," to say nothing ot r the immense products of the great Northwest, beyond our own border.; that ultimately, will seek the highway ot the world through our own capacious harbor. ' . In conclusion, Mr. Currie asked tbe Baard to appoint the five Commissron crs in accordance with the act. " . 5 Alderman Worth offered the follow ing resolution, which wa3 adopted j' . ' Resolved, That the bjU entitled an act to authorize the city bf- Wilmington to subscribe to the capital stock" and purchase bonds of. the. Cape -Fear & Yadkin Valley- Railway ; Cdnipany. together with the written statement or petition presented ' to the Board this day by J. II. Currie, be referred to a committee of five to be .appointed; by the Mayor, who shall report to either a called or the next regular meeting of the Board, es to the advisability oj the city making a eubs'cription, and to what amount. - : And be it farther resolved; That if said report be favorable to subscription, that trie committee recommend to this Board from ten to twenty names of suitable persons from whom tha com mission of five citizens, provided for in the bill, may be selected. Petitions of 15. H. J. Ahrens and W E. Worth & Co. were referred . to tha Market committee with power to act. These were in reference to the erection of refrigerators in the market house. Tha Board then adjourned. ; y v - 4 Indications: u)-? For ' the South" Atlantic States generally fair weather, Westerly winds and nearly siaticjiary temperature; ..' ' ? These Blind - Doora : have arrived. Parties la want of them can now be ! supplied at Jacobus lJdw. D?pot. f "It5 IfEW. ADVJEBTISEMJBNTS. Sear uckersj Gingham ' NEW WHITE "E GOODS Just ircceivcd, in low graues. medium ana hoc. -Dii A FEW GOOD STYLES, WILL I : . . . r- i ALL-OV VER LACES AND EMBROIDEBYan elegsnt assortment, r ALBETROS in light and dark colors.; f M v' - . is i'fsl-Ui LINl UIrERS-ariaus styles, vLinen and Mohair. " ; ; VEIL AND TRIM'G CRAPE--A splendid assortment from 75a to $7 per yd; V , , MATTINGS A, complete stock, all grades. te; BLACK DRESS Jerseys a specialty. . ' . - Sou nd P a rty BY TltE GEEM ASIA COBNET BAND, will take place next Wednesday, July -8th, 1885, at Stok ley's Pay lUon. M'asonettea will leave AdrUn Engine House at 0 and 7 p, m. Bound Trip60c: Music by the Band. Com mlttea reserves the right to exclude- Objec tionable persons. ' Committee: K. W. Doscher, J. G. LGlftsch on, M. liatjhen. Star copy . july 7lt Columbus Buggies, i AWABD FOR THE' BEST DISPLAY OF Light Vehicles, over all Competitors, at the World's ExDonllon, held at New Orleans, to the Columbus Bcggy Co.. Columbus, O.: "We awarded the Columbus Buggy Com pany, of Columbus, Ohio, a gold medal on best collective display ot light buggies and carriages regardless of price ; also, medals on Camopy-Tep Surry Wagon, Brewster fide Bar Wagon, Jefferson Wagon, Two Spring Pise ton and Ladies Pba? ton." t n Mnn f rt t a v CHLRI.E3 BENSON, Jury. H. L. FKANTZ. For fale by T. J. SOUTHERLAND. july 7 lvrk Geo. W Price, Jr., AUCTIONEEH & COMMISSION MERCHANT. FURNITURE AT AUCTION. QN TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) morn lug, at 11 o'clock, I will offer for tale, at my SalC3 Rooms, N. E. corner Market and Eecond etrceta, a large assortment of- FURNITURE, CROCKERY, HOUSEHOLD AND . KITCHEN GOODS, and a Genera! assortment of Articles. july 7 WILMINGTON & WELDON R. R. CO., OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER, Wilmington, N. C, Ju'y 6th, 1883.. DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CE&T. n the Capital Stock cf tin Company will be paid tp the tockholdcrs on and attcr ths 15th lnat. J.W.THOMPSON, july 7 3t Sect'y and Treas. Stationery. C y EDGERS, JOURNALS, t A3 H. LOOKS, lay Books,-Record Book-,Note, Draft, Order and RccelptBooks, ChsckEooks, Time Books, Memorandum Bocks of all ilzcs, Taper, En velopes, Inks of all knd3, Mucilage, Gold and Steel Pens. Rubber Penholders, Boari and letter Cliis, Inkstands, and many other af" tlcle3 necessary to carry en any bnelcess.. V Please call at V , ' Y HEINSBEBGKR'S, ":' julv 7 ' Live Book and Music Stores,;' Mason's Fruit Jars. 1 E NOW HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT of the above Preserving Jars. Send in your orders at once. -Wc tiU guarantee lowest prices. , W. E. SPRINGER a CU.. " ' 19, 21 it -23 Market Street, july G a Wilmington, N. O. Water Coolers, i I': "yyATEB COOLERS ANIj OTHER NEW good3 just received and for si!e very low at ( GILTS & MCRCPItON'S. , july (i Oppotitc Sew Market THE MAYO HOUSE, ATFOKTFISIIEH, . IS NOW OPEV FOR THE SEASON. with increased faclihies for the accommodation of parties. Parties made op ' along the lices of the different ;italiroads can have f ho Use and last Btcamer PAHSPORl. with the ever popular, and accommodatlsg Captain J. W tiar per, to meet them at the Railroad wharf upon tbe arrival ot tbe train, by .eorrespord ing wtlb him or WT K. Mjyo. at Wilmington. There 1 now the best flatirg at tbe iiocks ever known In this country.' a fine sea boat, undr the managenent of skilled, tailor. CapS. Tbos. Bsrkley, to take parUts cut sail ing iUhcr et ill water or surf bathing. Tbe Table, supplied with tbe best tbe tnarsct s nd Ma affords, asd is nader the Immediate super vision of Mrs. Mayo, with Mr Robert Hons ton as assistant. Regular Jboat to and' from the Kocks twice dally; 'eaving Wilmington at 9 o'clock, A. M and 4 o'clock I. M. 'This now popular resort Is noted for, its in vigom ltEgiofiacr.ca upon weak and debilitated per sons, who immediately feci Its effects. . f here are all the fishing Tackle nd Bait necessa ry for good epoil to be had cpon. the place, ao Fine lAquoxk and Clears. JaljO MRS. MARY A. MAYO. K 5j ? ADVERTISEAipKTSj BE CLOSED OUT VERY CHEAP.; i - - i GOODS-Gobdassorlmcnt, light weights. tf North Carolina Roe Herring ABE FAB AIIi-AD OF ANY FISH FOR 1 'TUB BREAKFAST TABLE. 30 Cents per Dozen! Wcr.celtca nice lot of everj morning, which we aro selling at LOW FIGURES. AN ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF Iloyster's Pure Candies ! The great success that ROYdTER'S CANDY has obtained is due to its superior qua -lly and cheapness. 3 lbs. for SI. P. L. BRIDGERS & CO., HO North Front St. july C ' j ? : i - i 4th Grand Annual Excursion Wilmington to Washing i ton; D:i0; and Eeturn. SPECIAL. TRAIN LEAVES FRONT ST. ! .. ? ' . ' i . J Depot 4 30 p. m., July ISth. Returning leaves Washington, D. C.,;3 p. m.' July 18th. . Only 1 Round Trip, from Wilmington and all Stations on W. k. W. R. R. South of Golds boro. Tickets good only on Fpccial tram, special coaches reserved for white people. Tickets on sale at R. R. ticket offices and by Mr. Arthur Prempcrt. No. 9 So. Front St. W. II. HOWE, Manager, iunc 2 7t th frl m tu w th sat Yacht Cooking Stoye. JUST THE THING FOR VESSEL AND Steamboat use ; durable and cheap. Always In stock the Farmer and Golden Harvest Cook Stoves. ' They ara the prldo of the kitchen. Wood and Willow Ware, Pumps, Bath Tubs, 4c., at . PARKER TAYLOR'S, Cjalyo -23 South Front St Si m pi y I m m ense. O UB EGG PHOSPHATE IS I A ' PRO nounccd success. Come in and trv our i Novelties In Soda Water nd bo cohvlocel (If : not already soj that the only place In WU mmgron o uuy i at fc . 3IUNDJ BROS, Establishment, 104 N. Front Street. ..Improved Ice Vachue In a few days, and Ice Cream Soda also. June to A Nickel Saved is a Nickel 13URE DISTILLED WHISKIES. Coolest . Beer In tno city. Smoke the Centenarian, lirock, Season, Carolina Yacht Clnb and the Democratic Boom 9 cents Ogir and you will get the best and save a hickel. To he had only at McGOWAN'd Saloon, 6 S. Front fit. june25 ' .. . . - . - ON FIDENC ESTABLISHED UPON facts and living evldeace. Is snxe to pro duce a growth in business, as ha been cleaily proven Yjy - J. IL AIM HALL, Gercral Comoiiss'on Mcrchtnt, 24 2fnrth Water St., Wilmington, N. C, Who has won the confl lence of many of tbe Farmers and Village Merchants by his dili gence to business and corrcc,n, in returns. He is receiving CossicnmeBts dtiiy of Coun try Podacts. which be sells at f lr prices. Consignments ollcitclt -, June S) Pi Fiah!- PJg Fisli ! QOOD SUPPLY ON HAND AT PINE GROVE. Our SHARPIE and other Boats ready at fife minutes' notice with OWEN JOE3 (best boatman on the Sound) and his two bo) always on tbe lookout to take you saiUag. . Transient and Permasent Boarders aceommoiisted. Telephone No 7d Judo 27 . EU. WILfcUN MANNING. ' WE A1E .fiOIXfi W BM3. SQM-W1TU. ATCH US ! ! ' WE OFFER EGG FLIP, Callfaya Tonic, lemonade, TutU Fratll (a newyrnp). Genuine Deep Rock, Saratoga, Tate tpsvmant a list of core'ties thtt will Remember ttc place. niaae you inma you never tastea ecus uater. MUNDS BROS.. 101 N. Front St. Ice Chivei la a few days. June 21 NEW r
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