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CoV W. F;.; Henderson arj
yived in the XJilaStlek. V j f
. This is the. seasih ; of corn
Jiuskihgs and ."possum "sop j'.'
Miss . Cora Baldwin,, of
Jonesviljo, is - visiting in the
-city. i :
TV.T-i. W TP ' TT-r nrrl fin "tine
fnoved his office from Greens" which there is a strong proba
Jtoro to thi3 place. - ! j- hillity. ' .:
-rMfsCaroline Graham, of f-Messrs. Alien & Harris have
Virginia, "is visiting at Mr. W.
JI. Starr's. s
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Some peoples' noses are
.like interesting novels. They
re red to the. very end. . j j
Have yo.u thought about it?.
It is just a month till Christ
inas. A month soon passes.-'
Mr. L. wi.Fulton, of Ker
nersvillei was in the city last
week, looking at the . country .
--Goyernbr Fowle ljas. issued
ja proclamation making Thurs;
Iday, Nov. 27.tlj, a day of thanks
giving. ,i J
Mr. J. T, Finley,7 Sr., let
last Wednesday for AlabanVa.
jbo see after somo business fjojp-
nected wit.b; bis farm.
-Tl?.e first session of th
Western North Carolina pon
erence will be held at Concprd
"beginning IjTovenjber 26th." j
There is talk of organizing
Land Inproyernent Company
for Wilkes boro. It would no
doubt ie the very thing. , I
Itls said that old maids are
like newspapers containing lot-
$ery advertisements. Tbeyt&re
.excluded from the males.
-Mr. Will Hamilton and
family of Aslje, who Have ' been
visiting in Salem, passed
through the city, on their
way
home last week.
There has been a new post-
.oflice established at Gordon,
. which wAll go into operation
in a few days, Fiey Bros'
;are postmasters, . ' , ' !
-What is the use of waiting,
we need it now. , : We refe-p to
- that telephoije line between
here and the depot. Now is the
best time in the world to
' up the line.
Mr. Gerritt Yyne left
put
urday morning for Pennsvlva
nia after bis family. They
.expected to arrive here the!
or this weefc. Tney will qccu-
py the Mrs." Calloway, house
rOur friend,. 'Clarence 3all,
has changed from Gilmer I and!
Mario w. of Winston, and ia
now traveling for S. Witkdsky,
that old and reliable .firm . os
Charlotte N. Q, He was inthif
plape a few days last week.
There has been some trc ubl
about getting the rock for th( i
abutrnents of the (tiew- br dge ,:
" but they, are uow getting ou ;j
. some splendid rock at a qi arr j
ome clitalube 4 wn : the. It; E
line. . " :';'Vj-.:'- !
XWe acknoweldge thej re -ceipt
of an inyition.from Mr. Ji
D. -Cameron. Secretary-, to be
nresent durins: the session ox
the Southern Immigration Cqe -vention,
which meets at she
ville December l?th. i ;
Messrs. Hinshaw, Buxton,
' Haines, and others .were j herb
last wee)?, looking i after j bus
ness connected with the Go
don Land Improvement Co
pany. It is learned that this
company will be ready ' for
; worfe )n a short time. ; j j ; j
v-Work upon the hotel has
. been suspended until the I Jrdn
Fronts each here, They have
been-ordered " soine' time;, but
rom some cause or , other j they
have.riot yet reached here. It
Jsunfortunatei.too, as! ..som
V very fine working weather h&9
jjeen missed.
wwade and ; Lqg wnmg,
understand, have been employ-
to errade the streets of the
' - . v. ' . i - . t z
city of Gordon, and wilj
are
ast
ork : TightL away. l he
UViKmnrVof. k f, . U
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Mr. E.. B. Jones, of Will-
stin, was in the city Monday,
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- Mr. A H. Eller. Mr. Dick
uumiluujriui.x,uuiuvv,an
pf Winston, were in. the city
thje first of the week. Mr. El-
ler owns interest in pro pert V
here, and we shall be glad
wnen tne' otner gentlemen
purchase nronertv here, of
penea up a naroware store m
tne old. i? erguson stand in this
ace. Mr. Allen is from Win
ston and is a brother of S. E.
llen of that place. Mr. Har-
-
ris is a native this county, . but
h as been employed in Allen's
hardware. store at Winston for
V x i
glad to,chronicle this new ac
cession to the Queen City. !
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Mr. Monroe blOOp, died, at
Jis home at Moravian Falls last
Saturday evening, from kidney
disease. He as' about 40
years old, and an excellent citi-
Jen He was born in Alexander
county. He come to Wilkes
e nd married the. daughter of
Ir. T. F. Farlier. lie wasJ
uried at Moravian last Mon-!
j. He leaves a wife and 3
hildren, all small.
Notice.
The town taxes are due and must be
oaid without further notice or delay.
WVC. Lewis, Tax Collector.
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More politics from the Brushlse.
Shot and killed by both political
parties and tore to everylasting- pieces,
ind P. T. V. S. did the killing: Fare
well, mister H. H. of the Brushy nation,
poof feller. A Brushy Chap.
Democracy has gaineda glo
nous triumpn ail over tnis
broad land of ours. But she!
can easily, by a few mistaken
steps, endanger her continued
triumph . There are f no two
things that will more materi-
ally tena XO aiSCreaiU SUCCeSS in
, i i. -i. t , '
1892. than the ' election of a
V '-ai ..il '
oouwiern.,' Liongresbraau lur
Speaker, and the renomination
of Grover Cleveland for the
Presidency. Althouh success
may be reasonably 'sure,, if
these two things are j done, it
will be rmM-GFtain-ifthey are
Maj. W. H. Sneed,
who is
now dead and crone. Was the
author Of many Original Say-
ingS, One Ot Which at least Has
a reputation an over tne
United States. Many years
J7T 4.: c 4-u
nil TrV ncn nf " Vi o fFtTTif.r,rTr rf
Alaska Was being discURSSd in
!wreu ottc oexxtw, po-
ator Vance, in his Speech, re-
marked concerning: the climate
of .that territory, that; it was
nine months winter and three
months damnation cold, weath
er," The remark is original
.with Maj. Srieed. Just after
.the war Sneed had ah alterca
tion with a gentleman from
Ashe county, and in ;the time
of it, Sneed remarked! that his
antogonist was from ! a place
"wnere they had nine . months
winter and three months dam
nation cold " weatljer," j The
remark was caught up and pre
served until it,came to the ears
of Senator Vance ani he gave
it a wide r reputation' by ; quo
ting it in the United iStates Sen
ate. .' '' I ; .; :i
Nicole In North Carolina.
Charleston News And Courier. I
Much lias been said lately, said Ma.
jpr'E. Willis yesterday, in the newspa
pers about the alleged! discovery of
nickle ore in Virginia. It is probable,
however, that reference is had to North
Carolina, where I am reliably informed
nickle ores are to be found equal to any
.in Ludbury, Canada, and only excelled
by tne Ipw Caledonian -deposits. The
.North Carolina ore analyses 11 tq 32pejr
cent in metallip nickle. Th depoits
are in Jacksqn county, lyT. C, near Web
ster, nd.fcitir nailed from the x "Western
North Carolina Railroad. . The mine is
said'to have, an almost inexhaustible
deposit of chrom.ic iron analyzing about
55 per cent Pf chromic orei There is nq
reason why tpiP'nitcd States' supply of
nickla.jshould notome f ron : Nortii
Sat- nopone,
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mm snnaaj jneeung
; Queries for the Fifth Sundav meeting
to be held at Wilkesboro " Baptist
church, commencing on Friday before
il riL o J '"-XT t
P" Ul" UY "r-?--
act of ' individual? R. L. Patton, A,
Eller. , j
2. ji there any scripture for Ap-
ostasy after conversion? A.T. Pardue,
i. x. rrevette, J ., w . iienaren.
3. Is John's baptism Christain bap
tiim? W. C. Meadows, Bro. Blalock,
J. E. Bullis.
4. What are'' Baptist principles?
Finley Carlton, H. Steelman. Oliver
McNeil R. A Spainhour.
I. T. Pbevette, )
M. McNeil V .Com.
L. A. Abernethy )
OLD SLEUTH LIBRARY.
Issued Quarterly
A SerUs of the Most Thrilling Detective
; Stories Ever Paullsheu.
1 Old 81euth, the DetecUve. 10c
2 The Kinp: of the Detectives. lOo
3 old sleuth's Triumph 1st half) 100
3 Old Sleuth's Triumph f2nd half 10c
4 Under a million disguises 1st a 2nd half
10c each.
5 Night Scenes in New York, lOo
6 Old Electricity, the Lightening Detective, lOo
7 The Shadow Detective lst& 2nd 10c each
8 Red-LigUt Will, the River Detective, 1st
and 2nd half 10c each.
9 Iron Barges, the Government Detective,
1st and 2nd half, 10c each.
10 The Brigands of N. Y., 1st fe 2nd, 10c each.
11 Tracked by a Ventriloquist, 10c
12 The Twin Shadows, 10c
13 The French Detective, 103.
14 Billy Wayne, the 8t. iouis Detective, 10c.
15 The New York Detective, 10c.
16 O'NeilJIcDaragh, the Detective, lOo.
17 Old Sleuth in Harness again, 10c.
18 The Lady Detective, 10c
19 The Yankee Detective, lOo.
20 The Fastest Boy in New York, 10c.
2 Black Raven, the Georgia Dectective, 10c.
22 Night hawk, the Mounted Detective, lOo
23 The Gypey Detective, 10c.
24 The Mysteries and Miseries of N. Y., 10c.
25 Old Terrible, 10c.
26 Tho Smugglers of New York, 10c.
27 Manfred, the magis trick detective, 10c.
28 Mura, the Western Lady Detective, 10c. '
29 lions Axmand, the French Detective, ifrc
30 Lady; Kate, the Dashing Female Detective,
1st and 2nd half, 10c each.
31 Hamud the Detective, 10o
32 The Giant Detective, let and 2nd 10c each
33 The American Detectivuin Russia, 10c.
34 The Dutch Detective, lOcL
35 Old Puritan, the old-time Yankee Detective,
1st and 2nd, 19c each.
3G .Manfred's Quest, or the Mistery of a trunk.
1st and 2nd half, lOo each.
37 Tom Thumb, or the Wonderful Boy Detec
tive, lei and 2nd halfe, lOo each.
f-8 Old Ironsides Abroad, 1st and 2nd, lOo each
39 Little Black Tom. or the adventures or a
miahiavnna rlarlrAV Int And 2nd. 10c C&ch.
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40 old Ixongea am0ng the Cowboys, let half
nd 2nd half, 100 each.
41 Black Tom in Search of a Father. Lst and
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42 Bonanza Barbie, or tho Treasure of tho
Rockies, 1st and 2nd half, 10o each.
43 Old Trausform, the secret t-pecial detective,
1st and 2nd, 10c each.
44 The King of the Shadowers, let, 2nd, 10c
45 Gaaparoni, tho Italian detective, 10c
47 Old Sleuth's Luck, 10c.
Down in a Coal Mine, 10c.
Faithful Mike, tho Irish Hero, 10c
TheToregoing works are for sale by all news
dealers, or will be sent to any address, postage
P4 OQ reolopt of 12 cents each, by the pub-
' JIonroe Publishing HochE.
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p. O. Box 3751. n to 27 Vandowater St., N.T.
Th vint sim.
Perhaps you aro run dewu, can't cat, can't
Ulcen. caii't think, can't do anything to your
w I B .HtafHftT) tni) vnn wnnrtflr WU&t ails TOO.
. . . , in ' v ..tn
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creat Nerve Tonic anl JL'icratiTe . lour appe-
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tho Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action.
Try a bottle. Price 50o at Staley & Co's.
The Furniture Store is head quarters
forbarnSS.
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Don't forget that you can Can Wiy
Cofiins at the Furniture Store as cheap
as you can have them made.
-Avhy go .to other markets when you i
can buy furniture as cheap at the Furn
iture Store as you can any where.
If you are in need of a good buggy
or cart call at the Furniture Store.,
Merchants should pattrdnise home 1
& buy Kerpsine Oil of Iseley & Caffey.
TheTfevr Discovery.
Ton have heard your friends and
neighbors
talking about it. ; Ton may yourself bo one of
the many who know from personal experience
just now good a unng it is.. u yon nave ever
tried it, you art one of its staunch friends, be
cause the wonderful thing about is, that when
onea given a trial, Dr. King's New Discovery
ever after hold a place in the house. If you
have never used It and should bo aTflietod with
a cough, cold or any Throat, Lunfl or Chest
trouble, secure m bottle at once and give it a
fair trial. It Is guaranteed, every time, lot
money refunded. Trial bottles free at Btaley
Jk . b'a. drug store.
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VlHbl Twsi Property for Sale.
25 acres of land in "Wilkesboro inclu
ding "Barrack's Hill" for sale in lots
or in bulk, also 70 acres from one to two
miles east of Wilkesboro, well located
oh the Salisbury rad. For terms, etc,
write to L. D. Lows, Banner's FJk,s 0sT.
C., or J, F. SoMEEsi, Wilkesboro, N. C. I.
FIRST-GLASS
LIYERYTALE
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To best Silrain the irorM fnr fiala
es. Sores. TJloerg. Bli Cliean.1 Frr Sores,
Bsin taTipUon, at positively cures piles, or
- VJ required. It is guaranteed to give per
ct Batwfaction, or money refanded. Price 23
cents per box. FOR SALE BY: BtW A. Co.
V?? -when children ere cuttingr teeth. It r.
qmet leep, and the little cherub airakes a bright
StvT?11" W Pleasant to ta.te. It
riTioL .T. , Itea" aUyU pain,
jegulatw the bowel., and ia th bet known wmedr
tor ai&rrhaea, whether aiiainr from teethinip or
theccaoMa
Twe&ty.nve ce&U a bottle.
' . NOTICE.
H. M. and M. Joines, plaintifib,
' against
Felix EdvrarvlF, defendant.
Action for debt: ' .
The defendant Felix Edwards Is herebv no.
wnea to appear at the next term of Wilkes Su
perior court, to be held at the. Court Rouse in.
iir.ii i i
"usesooro N. O. on the 1st Monday inJMarch
ic5 j and anewer or demer to tho compiaint of
the plaintiffs in thU action. Nor. llth I8D0.
Milton McXeiL C. S.i C.
John S. Cranor, Atty for Fits.
. FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is an effective remedy, as numerous testlmov
luals conclusively prove. "For two years
I was a constant sufferer from dyspepsia
and liver complaint. I doctored a long
time and the medicines prescribed. In nearly
every case, only aggravated the disease.
An apothecary advised xne to use Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. I did so, and was cured
at a cost of $5. Since that time it has
been my family medicine, and sickness has
become a stranger to our household. I
believe It to be the best medicine on earth.
P. F. McNulty, Ilackman, 23 Bummer at,
Lowell, Mass. v
FOR DEBILITY,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is a certain cure, when the complaint origi
nates in impoverished blood. "I was a
great sufferer from a low condition of the
blood and general debility, becoming finally,
so reduced that I was unfit for work. Noth
ing that I did for the complaint helped me
so much as Ayer's Sarsaparilla, a few bottles
of which restored me to health and strength.
I take every opportunity to recommend this
r.iellcine in similar cases." C. Evick, 14 K.
Main St., Chlllicothe, Ohio.
FOR ERUPTIONS
And all disorders originating In Impurity of
the blood, such ns boils, carbuncles, pimples,
blotches, salt-rheum, scald-head, scrofulous
sores, and the like, take only
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PREPARED BY
SB. J. C. ATES & CO., 1-owell, Dfass.
' Price $1 ; six bottle, $5. Worth $5 a botUeu
NOTICES Twa r.ota for Sale.
1 corner lot on Main strett, near' TuMlc
Stinaro in Wilkesboro N. C, S2J by 1S3 feet
1 acre lot nar E. Wallace on bck utrcet
2G6 seres of Fine Fruit land on Urushy Mts
in Wilkes county, with a fine yonne; orchard.
9C0 acres in Watauga county, on which are As
beatoe and Fioxible aand-elono. Sales to be
prl-vate. L. D. LOWE & J. T. FERGUSON,
Executors of Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deceased
Wiljseaboro.Oct. 13, 1890.
- Eirculvn' IViicr
Ilav ing qualified aa execnturs of Mrs. A. I.
C:illoway, deceased, we ht rc-by notify all per
801m ind bttd to Raid deceased to como for
ward and make immediate paymont And all
pfron hsving claims against said deceased
will exhibit them duly authenticated on or be
fore Oct. 18th 1831 or this notice i!J ho plead
iu Lai. of thcir rocovorr. ThU Oct. 13, liQ0.
L. D. LOWE & T. FEliOUSON,
Executors of Mrs. A. P. Calloway, deceased.
til
Tlello t Tom. Glad to see you. old fellow t
St's alaiot ten ara ince we wore married. Sit
own: let's uare .a cxporleno QeeUns. Ilow
the wife f " ,
Oh 1 she's sv-o. stn ss nrsal, lwcys want
ing omctainff I can't sCord." . ;
well, we all want something mere than we're
rot. Don't you f" .".." . . t
" Yea : but I cness went wIU be my master. I
ttarted to keep down expense ; and bow 111 ssyi
j.'avin"anvthlneto8howrorlt..,Ii.aw your wJfe
own'Jtn.pt.!)d?he looked a happy aaqucenl
t tlnk she i : and wo are ecottomical. too,
I'm meau," ana sue s urea or saving ina neT
hav
vc to.be. . My wife cm mnke a little po
an anyone I eTer knew, yet c he: aiwi
isins me with some dainty corttrivar
further
thin
ways ear.
corttrivance that
Jul J to the comfort and beant v of olir li
al wiiTm raerry as a Urk. W.
little home.
nen i aaa
how Fh inmates ll, m mwij, ..aruj inn mt,;
Ohl thst' my secret ! But I think I've riie
eoTered hr mxret. When we marHed, we both
knew we fhonld have to be very car ef nl, bat she
made one coudltion : she would hare Mer Mamxlna.
And she wu ri-ht 1 I woaldn t do wffVo t it my.
uir for doable the subcrlpt!on prlcj We read
i. iwhr. from the tide-pare to the" it word :
the stories keep our h lJ (VJTip1!
of imoortanteTents and pclentlflc md V. keeps
make all her dreasea and tboee for the Idreo.
ad she rets all her patterns for nothingVr&b
Ma Af " and w. JaVed Joe when he was so sick
wlthlhe eroap. by oton;t M dlrec trd lathe
Banitanan Department, I can't tell yon half I
- What wonderful Maraxinela It I
Demorers Family Waine.and T
What! Why that's what lil wantedf. W h3,
and I told her it was an t.ITeLna .
"Well, my friend, that s "erejroujnade a
Crand mlaUke, and on yooM better .iWWr
ioon aay on can. I ll take lyfcjg A,
on my wife's account: Mblx
teWt In Um. for our tin weddlr-jneit moclh.
My gold wtrh was the pretnln I JltS
bp a dab. Here's a copy, with the new Premha
list for club,-tbe blsce t thing oat I "roadoil
m in It hit Tfia want, you've only to writs to)
the publisher and tell him what youwant,whetheT
It is a tack haimneroranevrcaiTlaand he wUl
make special terms for you, ennej w .-f
trt eSh? Better aubscrlbe d "T!!
Mrs. Tom. Only $ a yearwlUaavey thne.
that In six months. Or iul 10u dlwt to the
publisher. W. Jennings ?10' "Jrlii
Itreet, Kew Toek. for a spectasa copy contilntitf
the Premium LUt." t '
LIVERY & PEED
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Stables,
PIIABB & WELLBORN,! Prop'a:
Sitaatcd on M Street. east of the Coort
lloase. Go Vrl new vebiclt'a of
me pontea so inai , , Wrwf'
whatls Roin- on : mv wife i alw.yt lUJfc Hm
i.. trZ tha hoofehold depart V71 : th
all kirv'v Ncoroni'wlation o
l' scarttfallj fed
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CONFECTIONERIES,
I TOBACCO.
A Fresh Stock Alwajs on
S
tovesj Stoves., toves-
HAVE JUST . RECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF
STOVES OF DIFFERENT KINDS. WE HAVE THE NEW
LEE AND IRON KING,
STOVES OF THE COUNTRY.
We are prepared to do all kinds of tin and sheet iron work.
W. H. STARR & CO.
Staley
niDIIOC DATKTWT lH ELTII B lI fTQ
bffvwjiwy 17 h a w. iui Im a7 iwckuuw)
Tobacco, Clsarsi Cljniretts, Fancy, ana Toilet Saaps, etc . etc.
2"Prescriptions promptly and accuratefilledttipp
Situated in the Steve Johnson store house. t j
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J. iEV'ilNS &- C(v
j STATESVILLE, W. C. v
Dealers In t
GENERAL HARDWARE. AGRICUL7
AL IMPLEMENTS, GDSS; PISTOLS, AMMUX!
5ASH, DOORS. BLINDS, PAIKTS, OILS, VARXISHl'
. we nave tne largest stocK ot
jWestern N. C, and handle shot
M or a,Yi an F
I TEACHERS!
R. L. Pattok; (Amherst College, Mass.)
J. W. Hendren, (Wake Forest ColUge.)
I. M. Spainiioub, (Oxford Female Seminary.)
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Next term will open August 4, 1890. Tuition: $1 to
per month. Fee lOcts. Board with fuel, lights, and wash,
ing,$7. Rooms for those who wish to board themselves.
The teachers are all full graduates, f or circular aucires:
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WILKESBORO, Ar. (7.
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. Ke?p on band a full line or Freb DRUGS. MKMCi.VES. OILS. TATST
Varoisbe. and Ererjtbine kept io a Firsi OIa Drug . Store. ZrPRE'
SCR1PTIOXS CAREFULLY CU31PU VSDEVrH io lb
Old SleTe Johneoo BoiWinsr. jual opposile , ibe Coarl House.
BE SURE TO CALL AND SEE THEM. . r
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I -Maaufactofr3 of
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Biuldngerial
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Now: tbe TlmcV BoIId. Tha BAILKOAD will be Ccr
in a Few MoottnJ BcABcaOr for It- ' ' f
All pwtieVdetiriDg to baild can gATe liOUtyJJ Tint girj'
cU and getting oar Prices. . ,'
Wilkesboro & C Feb- 7. lSOoJCv: ; - : YTilkesbaro H'fg
ff J
:vnJ OO U 11 U Lisa x L3m fi U
Two; Car Loads of IIABBLE
Direct
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WHICH ENABLES ME TO
rtbTlcAvol! tVJx CALL BJ fOnEWSQ t AS !
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THE LOWEST PRlCEl
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OIGAES &
Hand. Be sure to call.
THE - LEADING COOK
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by the ton.
alls icaile
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