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WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, W EDESDAY, OOTOMSR 2b 1898.
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D. II. BROWDER'S,
(Successor to Justin- A Bioiuler.)
Wachovia
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National Bank,
Winston, N. C.
J i MIS, -4150,(1
W. A. LtMUr, President.
JAS. A. GRAY. Cashier.
UTOltKH, FAOTOKIKS, DWKIr
lings, OHIees, .Bed Booms hikI ill fact
all k i 1 1 1 m nf i en I estate for Mile or rent .
I will nutkc it pay propeily ow neis
to place their ii u j . r I in my hands
JAS. S. DUNN,
ki;. i j i:sr.TKAii;M.
Interstate ' li ri t. Hit.
Real
Estate.
ANDREW J. HOWELL Jr..
HE A I. US i A TH A tlliNT,
V il'lli'll Ml' , ovw Wull . Ilitske,
StHtn Atoii'Y l-r Wrlliagtoii
Ty prwriter ihc heat one.
WA I kINS & CGiNRAD,
l).JlltlMS,
And Dealers in Dental .; t;pples.
() . II . -1'iki- '! an Sine (Salem,
'I'll ns, I men tat. 'Hi :d II i
HOK TON & MORTON,
Dentist".
Office occr V n -l ,k
Bell I'miii". : i'"int . a 103.
R. H. JONUS, Dentist.
Ollicein People's Hunk Budding.
Phones Interstate 5'J; Be:l 10.1.
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M. Me
I TRADE
Corner Third
I Is where the ladies lind -every
X fary make them
Only a Few of Our Arti
i Cluukf, Coats and (,'aeMlmiul)nje
- aud plunheB, Kulendid vai
X IN JHll&ter UOOJ1M 1 have cor
trliumrnga, at, a correct price in
ettad , HereB, PopliCH, Bel
Armures, Plain Corded
feet, Wool
MILLINERY DE
In this w have the rlchent fullest
.WluBtou. The goodn;wHl speak for
tion of every one who" has- fceeo the
iooki aa if every bright bird of plum
tbe splendor ana riebneaa to ibis de
the immediate management of tuat
aaiealady, Mr a. JLaaHiler.
Tbe public will tiu.d that I have
price perfectly Mtlafactory to tbe
lte;ectfuliy,
M.-Mc
At J. on.
Woodruff & Co
sn.tliiiigAiiPpriaief.jr lie rail!
Correct Hats,
...MEN'S...
FURNISHINGS
mi hiiouut ton- oui-'-vir up n
tlilt'lo lliiK tr. hi kiUh ok t tutu
to our Mtorw. c mil loose V u ill
IIuIh, I it-, siniiH t". , ami price
V lil pU-ter Un. f L i;ti;il,lr
MU W, tJillllHV till. IVit "-
J. M. WOOMUIFF & CO.,
Hat and .Men'!- Kill ni-liing-.
Ui' Suits I mi r n.casiiic.
GROWTH OF run
Wachovia Loan
and Trust Company.
Winston N. C,
Siucc Orgaaizstiuii, June 16, 1893.
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S-it. I, I -US,
WINS ION, N. ('.,
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j txecutor
Acts as Administrator
t Guardian.
Ihc Llest and Most Hellable
Trust Company In the State.
OoesnOeneral HanKiiiK liusines.
i'ays Interest on Deposits.
Solicts Your HusincsM.
Ice Cream Soda
-AN I
Milk Shakes
Maue from Ywxc, Fresh, Un
diluted Cream from Dr.
Thompson's Farm. All Cold
Drinks.
AT
Thompson's Soda Fount.
H. Montague, Att'y.
LAND A LOAN ACKNT,
WINSTON, V i .
HuuHtH, Iota unit la Im for nute, ruM or ex
rhiriK. 1-onli" uncoil nl; larnn or Hinall
nmmmtM lilwit m4!
NAIR
PALACE,
and Liberty,
thing in dress material neceH
styliwh and attractive. X
cles Will be Found Below
ly trimmed and lined in rich elotliH
lijci at ruu kii it i u
Broad-lotbM, Coverts, ileuri
ges, ChevintB, VVhirKJorda,
Weave and Crepe Ef
aud Bilk. '
PARTMENT. j
and finest display ever brought to
themtelves. They are the admira-
stock. Tbe selection in perfect. It
mage bad lent it feather to add to
partmeot. i btu.de pttftmeul Uuuuer .
inimitable and splendid milliner and
the good and am selling them at
trade.-
NAIR.
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WATCH OUT!
A Stiane Noro CalN at a
House and Commits a
Suspicious Act.
nun
Fells the Lady of Jhe House.
IK i Husband Sends- Him
to f.let His G n.
Till. J.u l;Al.c;in furnish alMtluvitt)
if iiccchHuiy, ot the tollowmg factn: On
Moinluy, t I he resilience of a leailinx
cilicn mi Cherry strtet, a nero called
ii ml told Ilie lady that her hushanil
mih e'inK hiiiiliiig TucMhiy and ha I
sent 1 1 i 1 1 1 after his mm lolakcto I!icU'h
mm "hop to have eleaneil. The lady
ucul after Die K'lii, hut having on one
occasion loM a pair of shoes by sending
t hew out III is way, she concluded not
to send the miti until the nemo brought
a written order. Hhe told hiiu to go
ami Kct an or ier fn lit her htishind.
I he negro leinai l.eil that lie w on d tin
so hut said lie kuowed it would make
hci hiihhand much The lady w as liini,
however ami thereby saved a gun
W hen her husband ciimc home to
supper, he noticed his pin slitting in
.1 Lui-euiiwn w iwfi H- bn4 - -brerr 'ptnrrd
for the negro's retui n with tbe written
order tm.. ut)kcd w hut it nu ant. 1 1 K
I a I m:m:u sl:N t run It umlllie negro
II AS .N I I l( I'd. Ml- IMI K .
Anol hi i linly got a written otdei
TucHhiy It mil her husband to send his
nib-, a repeater. The word lille was
spelled "llllle," and the repealer
was not sent but tbe messenger wits
told that it was out.
- ( ur people must not get alal iliid or
excited o er lids evidence on the part
ol some of Ilie negroes to arm them
selves at the expense of the white peo
ple. It is a concocted plan and n n
spnacy to frlgh'eli the people. II Ihih
In itt devised ill some back room by
eei lain while renegades, and it will
not work. 1 einocrats have been fur
nishing republicans linnnclul uniiini
lion so long In shoot llicm w ith, they
are getting bolder and want our guns
Mill, wain all the ladies hi case of a
lepelilion of tin se v isits, to detain the
messenger on some excuse and plume
I be police beadipiai lets i nil catch the
lliicf.
.
I ii'inot'i-iit lc in I).
The dcmociiitic club had unolher
rousing meeting last night. Over V'
new iiieinbeiH were enrol ed, many of
them former republicans. A republi
can member of the last board of alder
men of Winston said "he was sick and
tired of the nigger party and wanted
to go with white men" and be was
gladly permitted to come along.
Another new member said be had
been at w ork in tJoldsboro "and a negro
deputy i rrested him and a negro mag
isttate lined him and he was forever
more done with the old
nigger party." He; was taken in with
cheers. Nine other republicans joined
in person or by written request.
Calls were made for A 11 Kller, II
.Montague, Andrew Joyner, Hob Me
Arthur, H Keal and Clement Manly,
w ho made enthusiastic and good talks.
Repeated culls were made for T W
Wutson, but be just works day and
night und cannot take time to make a
speech.
Mud important business was trans
acted and the getting together of so
many good men and the taking in of
so inany new recruits, encouraged all
to renewed efforts to win (be light for
w bile supremacy this yeur.
;it !
(overnor Russell's proclamation,
which will be published in The Jour
nal tomorrow, contains the following:
"And I do further command and re
ijulre lhat all persons who may have
entered this slate from other states, in
pursuance of any ijn lawful purpose,
Instantly to disperse and leave this
state, upon pain of being arrested and
dealt with according to law."
Now you impor'ed colored loafers in
Winston who are here to cast a fraud
ulent vote election day don't be sur
prised any hour to see Hheiil!' Kapp
ufbr you with a warrant. You had
belter git. '
Fair JJote.
The executive committee has de ided
not to allow colored people in the main
exhibition building ai Brown's w ale
house until Friday from 1 to 6 in the
afternoon when tbey will have the
freedom of the building. This 'rule
doe uot apply to colored people who
are farmers. This rule is adopted on
account of the thousand who will
crowd into tbe building and to avoid
confusion and tbat all may be able to
ec tbe great abow,
Mr Cgnjy ol f-he war department at
Washington City write Col .Webb
tbat he is putting up a high class en
tertainment for tbe V Ai C A at tbe
fair. Two of tbe promoter of this
ex. client eutertaiument are members
of the statVof tbe Washington Tost and
Star and it is a great compliment to
Winston that they are coining This
enlei tainnu'iit will lie given I'm the
hcii' tit of Ilie graded school lituaty.
The hotels and boarding houses and
tiie entertainment committee are re
ceiving numU rn of letters asUiic; for
eutcrtalnmi hi.
I'licic is conn; in be Ii"),ihi. vi iters
hcie fair w o k.
On .Monday and Tuesday next no
one will be allowed in Brow n's ware
hiuse except those w ho hold llcUtlsof
admission. These lii'kels w TM lie issmid
only to owners of ntiixhibb and their
workmen, i'lie puoiie will please btar
tliis in mind, otherwise we can't pos
sibly get ready It' open Wednesday
luoriiiiig.
( 'ommittee of Arrangements,
L A aughn, t 'h'm.
( 'linn iii-ui I, A Y.iiik'hn O liMine
Ids piiviile residence on I'il'tli street
decorated today. Mr Vaughn has a
vers' l'lclty home and t he decora I ion
will add nun Ii to Us attracliveeess
during fair witi.
'
UiNdS LIKE A l;KI,L .
Mil.). Ciitlu-U', I'opnllKt Ciindl
dilli' lor t Jovci'iior In IMXi,
Iciioiiiic-m I Vileriil lnt'l' ni'C
Will I'tt'sililc- tlvei- W Itito
Mil nV level n men t .
Duiham, N V.: let.; ", H!is.
Iloi'i. K. M . Sim inons, ( hail iiuiii, Kn
leigh, N. ('.:'
Hem Sir: Your invitation tendering
to me I he honor of piesidmg over the
"W hile Man's Convention" ut Uolds
hoio.oii I he JSi h inst., has been received,
and under I be ciicuiiiMauccs, I accept
t he same w it h pleasure.
I p to the pre enl time I have not
taken any Active part In this campaign,
and my Intention was to refrain from
doing so, until I rea l loilay'snlspiilehes
from Washington to the elici t lhat the
President and his cabinet are being
Impoitiined iy ini'ii in high olllcial po
sition to semi Federal soldiers to North
Carolina to interfere with our local
a Hall's, and to uphold by the aid of
Kcd.eral bayonets those who would
perpetuate If they could Ilie I'KKHKNT
1)1 SOU A 'Fd'TI l CONDITION of onr
local Stale government.
The lime was, thirty years ago, at
I he end of I be Civil War, when such
things hail to lie tolerated, hut no
Tlil'K IlKAItTI'.ll Southern man,
w ho liv ed through the Keconst i ucl ion
period, can w ish lo see a repetition of
those dai k and stormy days, when civil
law w as dominated by militaiv si nngl h
to uphold in 1 1 IhIuii local government.
1 1 is high Hint now for all Hue Nol l b
( aroliiilaim lo arouse (hem elves in in
their lei luirgy, ami come together as
one man, with one mind, tlelei mined
that our Anglo-Saxon clvlli.ali 'ii shall
be pn served.
The Iruc white uidii of North Caro
lina, w bo love our Slate, Should conn
together regardless of past purly alllla
lions, and go to the polls on the Hlh
diy of November, with the lived rcso
luliou thai the present condition of
public all'airs in our Stale shall be
changed, so that men whose chief busi
ness In lift! has been demonstrated to
he tbat of-tradlng on any parly fealty
as the means of getting for themselves
personal gain, shall be driven from
power and place, and that those w ho
succeed them shall be worthy and com
peteiil lo guide the future destiny of
our good old State.
Yours truly,
Wm. A. Urniitno.
A (Jreat Entertainment.
Tiit secretary of theFalr Assoclatum
has secured from northern cities a II rO
class clean vaudeville troupe to occupy
the boards ut (be armory during fair
week, beginning Mend ay night. The
armory is being put in "apple pie
order" for the great show which will
arrive here Monday morning. The
people composing the troupe are all.
artists of tbe highest order aud will
make fun for the thousands that will
want to i ear them There will be
singing by vaudeville queen's of rare
beauty and artistic merit. Specialties
by negro, Irish aud Dutch delineator.
Music to please tbe people aud a laugh
able farce to conclude each perform
ance. Tbe week performance will be given
for the benefit of graded scbo I library
which U a worthy enterprise. 4t
The lady board of manager for tbe
flora! parade request Tun Jouknai, to
aunotmee that every citl.eu having a
vtuieie of Sny kind, Is cordially in
vited to take part in the parade. Arti
ficial or natural flowers may tie ued.
Friend from tbe coautry and sur
rounding town are invited aud ex
pected to attend in order to make tbe
parade a grand success.
ltev John U Hehnildt will couduct a
service on Thuraday night at 8 o'clock
In the Tise Chattel, all are Invited to
attend. '' ,
nil i ii ti 11 n tii 11 in nniT i
II II I 111 II IV VLlll
III 10 OL
President McKinleyis Said to
Have Sent a Curt Note to
Peace Commission
j Spait 's Demands, aie IVcom-
in More and Mo:e
i Exasperating. :
W AsiiiNwToN, Oct. -ii. Prominent
lllcials here believe that President
dcKinley sent tin ultimatum to Spain.
; V Curt message was capletl to peace
commission last night. Aftur the thiitl
cabinet meeting of today It was stated
, that the President had received news
j ol a must disquieting nature. Spams
i demands are becoming more ami more
exasperating.
nci.roi
SWF.Fl'N
OKA I'll.
MMIO TO
Most AppullliiK l'lootl l linl Cen
tral Cliln i lias Known In Mod
ern '1 lines.
Taco.m.v, Wash., Oct. U.". -The over
UovUug of the- Vv4Utw. ri.ver - hi Shan
tung province bus caused the most
appalling disaster of modern times in
Central China, according to news
biougbt by the steamship Victoi ia.
Villages were swept away by bun
dreds. One hundred thousand people
are ruined and homeless, crouching
along the river banks in tbe rain. Two
thousand were drowned.
The general distress is augmented by
t he spoiling of the cereal crops by
Hoods, famine will prevail this Win
ter in a distiic! populated by inure I In, n
one million people.
I aspect tun Post poneil.
Ill' nih- I i.l.K, .Vn Oct Lti.-The war
investigating commission arrived heie
earty this morning. Tbe propositi
inspection of the camp force w as post
poned on account ol lain. It was
decided this morning to hegin the
examination of witnesses immediately
Interesting tesliinoiiy isexpectetl since
many of the regulars were in Ilie
I 'ubaii eaiiipaign.
OcDi Kiii 1 it'b'Kat Ion.
WanminuTiiH, tl.i. llii. A tit lega
tion ol (ieorgla etl,eliM viHIk'tl .the
I'lesidt ul and the w ar liep.u linent Oils
inorniiig to ariange lor seeiiiing a tlc
luil of troops ami the altelitlalice some
gov el iiinen t oIUcIiiIh at Ibeconilng At
lanta peace jubilee. Tbe I'icsideiil
Informed the delegation it was impts
sllilo for him to come in Novemhcr, but
he would come In Oeeember.
Niiovv storm.
. Mii.WArKKM, Oct 20 A m vere ruin
and snow storm coupled wilii high
winds Is raging through Wisconsin,
wrecking telegraph lines In all direc
tions. Several Inches of snow has
fallen. If it freezes tbe potato crop is
ruined.
Troopsj Confined to JtarraekM.
Pakih, Oct 211 All troop are con
lined to the barracks this morning.
Activity ot the police continues. Ar
rests are made on the slightest pretext.
Press reference to Fashoda are very
meagre. They attract little notice.
KesdKnat ln Aeeepletl.
MAljiiia, Oy.1 The resignation of
the captaiirgeuerul of Madrid bus Itecn
accepted. The retirement (ieiieial
Correa from the war olllce is posl
pont d.
MImsi Allen Married.
Lowkm., Maws, Out 'in Miss Boulse
Allen, daughter of tiie assistant sccre
lary of t lie navy, was married ut noon
at her home hereto Alexander HobbB
of Montreal.
Fulr Ueeoratlon.
The decorations for the fair are now
under headway. The ; Jones Hotel,
Jacobs building aud tbe Twin City
Furniture uo. Building are artistically
decorated and look very pretty Indceii.
BroWn warehouse, where the exhibi
tion Will be displayed, Is decorated
beautifully, aud to the taste of every
i. ne.
Kgged it Woman.
Preston Williamson, a colored boy
of about 19 year of age, waa arrested
last iilgbt for egging a colored woman
who i in town selling patent medi
cine. He i uow in Jail awaiting trial.
Greenville Fair.
The editor of ThkJoubnal al-kuowl-edges
with thank an Invitation to the
Greenville Tobacco Fair which will be
TienrTTovenabere, 10, 11, 1808;
Ureeuvllie Is our old borne aud we
' t ..
know from experience that whatever
the great tobacco market of that town
UudertuKes to do, it doc well. Col
Webb and us are going to get some of
llieW liuton fair attraction to go to
(ire iiville- There'll be a big time m
that old town fair week and we wish
them ev ery manner of success. 1
Ubt. Mot Hit With a Itoek. '
Kobt Idol, who serve upon the
1 cl ileal force of the Peoples' National
i Bank, met with a painful hurt last
night. He hud just gotten of!' the
street car near the second bridge in
i company with Frank llailheock where
they met eight negroes, young fellows
about grown, w hen one drew a knife
land threatened io cut him. Mr Idol
I promptly and eflVetuully proceeded to
i knock the young buck dow n aud was
on him giving him a decent puiumel
I ing w ben another negro In the crowd
: threw a rock, striking Idol on the head
producing a painful scalp wound. The
1 negroes then run oil'. Mr Idol' wound
was given the necessary surgical atten
! Hon by lr Summers Mr Idol Is
attending lo his usual duties today but
with lather a tore head.
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We'll Bo There.
'I'll i: Joi kn A l. appreciates very much
the following dispatch received lusi
night:
Kai.kkiii, N.C., Oct. 25, 1. M.
Anhukw Jo nkk, Kditor WiNsrttN
Joi unai :
Come to great w hile man's eonveii
Hon at (ioldsbffl'o, October 2S, to tell
your Kasteru kintlred bow nobly the
West is coining to t lie rescue.
'K. ,M. SrMHtoFJfl, ' -
( hail man.
Denioenit le Speaking.
Oct US, V:tO p in, W iu.iton, county
caiitlitlales.
Oct 7 ;;o p in, Ml I'leasunt school
house, H B Oleitii.
Oct grand rally and tiarbecue
Kural Hall, (lovjarvis, C B Watson,
H I! (lieu.
Oct :il,7p in, ( 'enters ilie, It BOIenu
Nov 5, Spunish drove, grand rally
ami barbecue, Jus II Pou and li B
tileini.
MoekHvl He-MooreHvllio Koiul.
'. .1 I I,' W..I.I. ...ill.... I., II... I
. '. Ij. I.,ri llltr, ,,11111 II Of IH
director of the Moeksv-llle-Mooresvllle
road to see if t hey w 111 not run trains
during the three days of the fair. The
road Iiiih been completed ami all ready
for (rains but be has heard that trail s
will not run until a nt w tl pot is
blllll.
'I lie Midway.
The Midway lias been slaked oil b,
Ml. ( iuggenhelui so that people gel"
lingoH'the Irani can look in I he nai
door of Biowu'h warehouse from the
depot. I'lils is a good lib a and It will
be no trouble tor people to lilitl Ilie
place w lu re Ihc exhibition w ill lake
place.
A Ootid Work.
The I, adlcs' Auxiliary is putting
down a new carpet In the leading room
of Ilie Young Men's Christian 'Associa
tion. These ladles have done a great
ileal to add lo the comforts of the men i
berioflhe association ami Is highly
appreelatetl by (be members.
It. II. Mlll'Hll III.
We ure sorry to leu in that Mr. B. II
Marsh w ho was throw n from a horse
lust weeek is conlined to his bed with a
very sore and still leg. We hope lie
will be able to be out in tune to enjoy
the many pleasures of the fair.
Bride and Oroojjii IC-xpeeteil .
Mr. and' Mrs. (ieorge K. Tate who
were wedded in such a romantic way
yesterday are expected home tonight.
Friday's! Debute.
The debute at the West Knd School
did not take place last Friday aa stated
tmt nit account nf-thn weather, but
wlllertuinly come oil' IIiIh Friduy.
luvltatioits have been sent out and
those who have not been so fortunate
to receive one will not be admitted.
There will be several in the debate
Also several will make speeches,
among them are Fred Haues and Peter
Wilson. Miss Jannett Smith will
recite. Those who have re el veil invi
tations may consider themselves fortu
nate for It will well enable them to
pass a very pleasant and profitable
evening. The debute will takephve
at 2 o'clock.
Hhort NuTch.
J W Heard, of Baltimore, U hi the
city today stopping at the Phoenix.
W (1 Hlms, of Philadelphia, is a city
visitor. ...
Mr. Ijevitt, who Is running the Mid
way at ltateigb, came in on thiseveu
Ing's train.
The decoration of the Joe Jacob
building, by Fred It. W. Iteh, is a
pretty piece of work, and help nucb
to give. the bnUdrug a gala day uppear
auce. A talk with a representative of
Mr. Iteh lead u to believe that It U
thelf purpose to do decoration aTa
reasonable price.
The Peoples'
National Bank
U. S. DEPOSITARY.
J. W. FRIES, President
T. A. WILSON- Cashier.
WATSON BUXTON & WATSON,
ATTOKN KV H-AT-LA W.
OrTloe: First Nat'l Bank Building.
FAIR WEEK!
North Carolina Rolling
Expj&ition Car,
THE CITY OF CHARLOTTE."
I'Olt THK BKNKFIT OFTHK
TWIN CITY HOSPITAL
Thlss'tate Museuui on wheel will
stand (lurlngjjfalr week at the Southern
passenger depot. Many new exhibit
have tieen atlded to this Car since it
last visit to Winston-Salem, it ha
jusl returned from a il-inoiilhs trip
through the North. Where thousands
of M'ople visited It.
ICeiiifon litir tttirl of ilie proetttHlH ictt lo the
Twin t'Hv llonpiutl. unil all elti.eim and
vIsltorH tire r(ititilt'l to vlttlt It. 'I'lie eontenlti
of the l ilt are duly wonderful and ull Hint ;ih
i'IiiI nu'il for tliiu. IKtn't iitltw it.
Ladies of the :Twin Cit, Hospital
association.
Always the Best
- Pure Hpices, Itest lioaMt (Joftee,
MtK'lni and Java Blend, Fries'
"Banner" Flour, the lieM iu the
city, Very Fine 1'icklew, Heinz'H
OimmIh, in Hweet, mixed and plain;
Cat Mil p, Halail DresHing, tte. All
kind of Dintaes, nice ami cheap.
Dry Goods and Shoes
to Hitit you in Htjle, quality and
price.
H. A. Giersh
. Main Street, SAJ.KM, N. C.
Tobacco Fair.
He sure to see our display of . .
HARDWOOD
HANTELS,
GRILLES,
TILES. &c.
at the Tobacco Ftir.
We will tie pleased to quote you
prices on anything hi our hue at any
time.
FOGLE BRO S..
SALEM, N. C.
Kl.l.lOTr WAKKKN, A. II. Kt.LKK,
Manager. " Attorney.
THE PIEDMONT FARM EXCHANGE,
Boom 3 aud 4, 'Luuly Block,
'WINSTON, N. C.
Transacls every form of bujiuess
conuected with real estate on commis
sion strictly. No charge unless deal 1
made. 'Farm, mlueral, timber aud
colony land all over the South. City
and suburban property, rented, bought,
sold or exchauged. Loaus negotiated
audJu vestinen liLjnadej I uxe! )gate
our bargalu list. Special 70 acre, 1
miles from city--92t pei aao.
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