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.The Boanoko Beacon,
The Official Paper of Wash.
: ington County.
PLYMOUTH.
N. 0.
Entered la the Tost Office at Plymouth N, C, u
second diss ntter. -
FRIDAY, 0CT0BE11 12, 1894.
Hurrah!!
Hurrah
The tariff bill
. has passed and
Sohultz is here
't, to let the people
know it.
We have open
ly ec a large stock
of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, la
dies' fur capes
iand cloaks, and
ladies' hats and
$ everything that
is kept in a first-
class store, at
Brinkley's cor
ner, .
Opposite Mar
lict mouse,
PLYMOUTH, H. C;
We are selling
goods with th
tariff off at the
followingprices:
Checked homespun 5 Jo,
per yard.
Yard-wide cottons 4c,
Calicoes 4 and 5c. 1
Ladies' worstead 5c, per
yard and up.
Men's wool suits $2.E
and up
Boys' suits 90c, and up
Men's pants 50c.
Boy's pants 25c.
' Men's fine shoes 90o.;
Ladies' fine button shoes
'75c. '
Ladies' and men heavy
hose 4c, per jsair;
. Ladies' cloaks, capes and
hats at your own prices.
Don't fail to
give us a call be
fore going else
where; as you
will save time
and money by
buying irom us.
Remember
Schultz the poor
man's friend.
Brinkley's corner, oppo
site the Market House
Itcspcctfully,
i RfTRTTLTZ'S CHEAP
BARGAIN STORE.
P. S, Jtemember these
aro all now goods, bought
ix from the " largest manufac
turers,
S" NOTICE TO 8lJB5CftIBER3 &
Whan van see mX on the margin of
it means that vonr sabscriDtion
j
Las expired, it is aiso an lovuauon ior juu
to renew. Please remember this and don t
lot us bare to stop your papery; ; :
Thi Biicom will be lent to my addrofgone year
xfto. .vy BuuDcnpuon malt p
Blud with the e&ah or no papor will be sent.
BEACON FLASHES-
Bain again this week.
Overseer Sawyer is DUtting the Bed Hill
rpaa in nne snapa.
Please Day as a rart or all of your sub
scription, we need the ca-n,
Mioa rtflrtia Yeairflr anent the oast Week
at Roseneath wita Miss Neva Johnston.
Mens fikittletharoa & CooDer are in their
handsome new store acd don't tbey ' look
happy.
A hnnt thu fcpAviflst rain and wind storm
we have had this year visited us on Tues
day night. .
VATTBiiannra am the edaoators of the
masses, therefore publishers should be very
careful what they print.
R chancre in the) advertisement of tbo
Racket Store. - Goods ar. oiled to the ceil
ipg and prieos are way down.;
Hiartmst market brices oaid for Cotton.
Pflaa Rica. PeanntH. Eces. fcc.. at
HOBHTHAL 05 ALEXAKDEUS.
The dance that was to havo been given
on Mnnrtav nicrht bv onr VOUDK men Was
pospoued to some fui ure date.
The contest between the Demooratio
candidates last week was very close, bat
thn defeated candidates are good Democrats
still.
Owing to a misshipment of onr paper
wa nra n nhU to pat r the extra sheet out
this week and much matter is crowded out
by advertisements.
Dr. J. T. HamDtou. of Philadelphia, ao.
eomnanied Lv his charming wife, is here
visiting his brother. Mr. W. H. Hampton,
and sister. Mrs. A. M. Johnston, '
Mrs. Bottle Mobley and Miss Florence
lobley and Miss Florence
Blount, of near Boper. honored Plymouth
with their Dresenoe a few aavs ims wee as
the guests of Mrs. W. F. Ansbon.
Ta editor is under many obligations to
the kind friends at Creswoll for courtesies
exteuded while siek in that town last week.
To Mrs. M. E. Howell are we especially
indebted.
Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured iu 30 minutes by
Wrmlford'ri Hanitarv Lotion. This never
Wis. Sold by, J. W. Bryan, Druggist,
Plymouth, N. C. deol ly
ITnnaW. A. B. Branch and Harry Skin
ner. Democratic and Pooulist candidates
for Congresp, spoke here on Wednesday
to a good sized audience muue up irom uu
parties.
8TRAYED -A spotted pig. weight about
50 pounds, Binooin crop ana two sins in
ricrht oar Mmootn croD in jcic ear: uaa
dhab cone 2 or 3 weeks. "Any iuforinatiOu
Kft at this office will be appreciated.
AdAcd to onr list of correspondents is
one this wees; from unessonviue, giving
the news of the neighborhood, as well as
Mackey's Jferry. we giaaiy welcome wis
ntw aiiditinn to onr force, ana irnsi our
friend will find time to write often.
IMPORT ANTNEW GOODS I NEW
GOODS I ! Mr. Henry Horathal has just
ratnruedfrom New York and Baltimore
where ha has nnrchased for Hormhal
Alexander a complete line of the choiests
unnAa. r.onaistini; of Drv Goods. Notions.
Olpthiug. Boots and suoos, riats, uroceruw,
Aal-Aa. Mr. Horntbars experience as a
hnvpr in ft sufficient enarautee or we ciass
and aOalitv of onr stock, and wo are pre-
nared to sell at . Drloes to suit iue times.
Call and see its before buying elsewhere,
anil rut eonvinited . .-.-.-
HOBNTHAL & ALEXANDER
DECU LIAR- in combination, pro-
portion and preparation of ingredi
ents, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses great
curative value. You should TRY IT
ROPER RIPPLES.
Oct 9th. .
Miss Lee Robertson left last week for
Norfolk College. ; -
Mr. G. 0. Speight li out to
see us . this
week.
MissJanie Marsh, of Haslin, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. F. Steam.
Mittsna Jennie 'Windlev and Ltaaia Ward
ar visiting at Mrs. T. W. iJiount s.
lira. M. E. Macov. of Suffolk. Ya.,
is
visiting her son, H. P. Macoy in Roper.
Mr T W. Rlonnt has comDleted his new
cotton gin and is now ready ror uusmess.
Uri n. A. R. Gavlord is away on a visit
to het daughter Mrs. Nunley at uinnerton.
Mr L. G. Roper expects .to enter his
hnrsa filemrtnt K.. as ft thorough bred at
the Edenton Fair. . .
Rat Mr.'Ovarbv filled his reeular ap.
nointment at the BaDtist ohnrch here last
Bupday morning and night.
Mrs. W. A. Forbes and children returned
home from a visit to Mr. Forbu family in
E. City yestereUy.
- Mis? Marv Woodlev has returnee from
E. Citv. whilfi thera she witnessed the
marrinee of her brother. Mr. Whit Wood.
ley.' - ' . ..
The Methodist doodIo are taking steps
towards reorsanizina the choir. . They have
b xmL material and we bespeak for them
access. X: '
. Mr. It. L. Williams, of Edenton now,
formerly of Rooer. visited his father. Mr.
II. J. Williams last Saturday and Sunday.
Bob looks well-
Mr. J. M. Horton has moved into Mr. A.
S. Johnston's bouse recently vacated by
Mm Hitrrisou. Mr. O. - A. Moore ba
motd into the house vacated by Mr. Hor
ton. - ' ' ; '
The school at the Academy taught by the
lliKses riavages now uumoer ai bcuwiars,
hi.vi nmnh ranss to be encouraged
Should the school increase more in number
another room wul be added to ths ouildiog
Mr Unp.anon encineer on the passenger
train, Pamlico division N & S. It. R , is off
duty a few days on business, Mr. W i'son
HivfoAB In flllinff bis Dkce. We oooerata
late Mr. Hodzes at his success. be has
worked bard and deserves to be promoted.
Mr. 0 M. Cherry, Master Mechonio at
tha Rniup Mnohinfi Hhon lftft vefitardav for
ftorroik and troin mere ne win m company
I n . -k I a.
wiiii Air ueo. vv . norer mase a inp w
Phllftolnhla for tbo narpose of inspecting
and nnrnhftRinfl' a locomotive eneine to be
ured in the Boper Lumber Company's log-
i lng oasiness.
Mr. Marritt nreflobed a mOStDOwer.
ful and eloauent sermon last Sunday eight
at the M is;. onrcn irom 109 lexttj; iay
Kingdom Uome rny w in ds aooe on r-nriu
in Heaven." He preached the truth
and the whole truth and made it so plain
no man o.m make the text his daily prayer
The people of Boper sympathise with
Mrs. Harrison in the death of her son
Hilarv. He was much respected here and
noted for his piety and especially for bis
attention and Kindness towards ms mother
and sisters. We point the bereaved and
widowed mother and - Bisters to Him that
wfttoha ovor the widows and the orphans.
BIWHYK ICUIVUIUD11UK IU.I UUU lO .WW TT WW
to err. - , - . - . .. .
SH3IIIff MOHI S.NMOHa
Gsn'uoTBaSipuiao'oxq
DIED.
On Fridav nisht while the earth
lay silently slumbering the gates of
heaven opened and an angle descend
of Jos. W., and Nona Beasley - and
. .! t - J
-. j - a,
two-vear-old son, Joseph VToodarcl.
uoiouwuy mo si-u t "Vtwt, I
It was only a few weeks ago that
death invaded this same home and
claimed as its own a' little babe, but
Hod doetli all thines wen, so let the
errief stricken parents console them
selves for their little ones are at rest
in a brighter home.
The funeral services were held at
a vVWlr Rmifliir afr.firnnnn from the
B . ...u.. B. H. ifathews
r .
officiating.
A Wonderful Conqueror.
No disease is more common among the
people than scrofula. Handed down from
generation to generation, it is found in
nearlv pvprv familv. in some form. It mav
make its appearance in dreadful' running
sores, in swellings in tne necs or goitre, or
in eruptions of varied forms. Attacking
iIia mnnnna nmmhranA it mav ba known
as catarrh, or developing in tne .Junes it
may be, and often is, tne prime cause oi
consumption.
Tn whatever form scrofula mav manifest
itself. Hood's Sarsaparilla is its inveterate
foe and , conqueror, rnis medicine nns
such powerful alterative and vitalizing ef
foo.tii nnon the blood that every trace of
impurity is expelled, and the blood is made
THE STORM.
POBM IV.
Twas evening at Plymouth and I stood
alone.
Ttonath the darkened skies. -
Half awed, as slowly from the West
I watched the storm arise :
The Bnn. that one hour before '
Shed 'round Plymouth such dazzling
liffhr.
Was by the heavy, ga'hering clouds
Close veiled ana nia irom sigut.
The wind which hastened quickly by
itreainea. low a saa retrain :
And on the white and sandy street,
rsi leu ui ul Kja ui .an. ,
Silent upon the soeoe I gazed
With wild. half-tartled eyes.
As darker every moment grew,
Above me lowering saies.
-
But wholly trusting to His might,
V.m Inner a onlden cleam
I Played in the West, as sunlight plays
Upon a piapia stream ;
An 1 soon I stood beneath a sky,
as p.iear ana oeer v Dine
As 'twas ere elouds with heavy shade,
liaa cnangea its azure nue.
And so in life, how oft the soul
Is by dark tempests torn ;
How oft around it adverse winds .
IlavB oold aiid fiercely blown.
But ah i not for all time they rage,
jSaon tempest passes on, . - :
And eaoh one hath an after calm, -
As each night hath a mora. -
So,
hearts of Plymouth, be lifted tip with
IinrtA. . ' ' '
Whim Von ad thee torrents stream.
Dwell not ijpcu their dark, wild flood,
Tin t tor ft polderi cleam. '
Tnk thnn with tm of trust and faith.
war when baa uassea ma siormv hoy .
There'll bunt upon those watching eyes,
The rainbow or tne spray.
Bsy. Blaxeit h. Matheytb.
Ckawlne tli Bas
- Yr.ii may talk about fine, cheap
I buffffies. bnt proof of the padding is
rhfiwiner the baer. I have been in the
liSltatawSJ
', t. nnllnfir tlwx rarrla It- niav I
cost more to begin with but it pays
in the end. uompare my wor aim
prices with any you please and yon
will hfk nonvineeu.
I have the largest stock of bnggies
I ever had, call and see me.
11. i'EAL.
, Plymouth, N.' C.
' TUE CfllTER BAULK WORKS,
Established 1843
111 to 115 Bank St. Norfolk, Va.
MONUMENTS. GRAVESTONES.
Cemetery Work in Marble and
. . Granite.
1 Low prices quoted on work de-
I jTfi-if nverea ai any poioi i vna douiu,
Please excuse ua this week for
I nil short com in 2, we are doing our
i
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- Jury List. :-
V
The foilowina named '.citizens were
drawn by the County' Commissioners at
their September meeting, to serve as jurors
at the . fall term of Washington county
Superior Court commencing Nov. 5th
"PLYMOUTH TO WH SHIP
TO. fV Ttowen. IT. W . Sawvcr.'Hoiip Peal, flcnl.
IF. TlnwAii. .fno. A. WilloilPhbT. A. M. Allen. W. W.
S. Waters. David Ilarrlron, fcnl). J.O. Everett.
O F. ilcNalr. Juo is. Bateman and Jaa. jr. liar-
rlsou.
LEE'S MILLS TOWNSHIP.
Thoe. L. Chceaon. Rufus Swain, L. J. Peacock.
B. W. Clark. E. F. PbelM. B. W. Claeon. II. O.
(JDeMon. Juo. v. uizcii. it. o. caewwu ana w. v
Thompson.
SKXKKER8TIIJ.il TOWNSHIP.
T-nnnrd Snrnlll. J. D. Stillraan. ThomTMon Pat
rick, T. is. staler, uocuio uaven port ana r raaK-
tin iarsenton,
SCTPPERKONO TOWKSH1P,
ThmliAr TTnnAhlnn. VV J. RMrr. W.J. Mprccr.
Richard K. Ambrose. Thos. R. Bateman, J no. A.
Clifton, A, L. Cahoon and Thos. E. Holmes.
. Thpr in no medicine so often needed in
every home and so admirably adapted to the
purposes ror wnicn u is intenaea, as wuam.
hflrlain' Pain Ttalm Hardlv a week Masses
but some member of the family has need Of
It -A. toptnacne or neaaacue may De curea
by it A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia
quieted The severe pain of a burn or scald
promptly relieved, and. the sore healed in
much less time than when. medicine has to
be -'.pent Tfot . A sprain may be promptly
treated before inflammation sets In, which
insurer a core in "about one-third of the
time otherwise required Cuts ana braises
should receive immediate treatment before
the parta become swolleij- which: can only
be done when fain Balm-is kept on hand.
A sore luroat may ue curea oeiore it oe-
comes serious A, troublesome corn may
be removed, by applying it. twice a day fur
a week or two . A lame back may be cored
and several days of. valuable time saved or
a pain in the side or chest relieved without
oavina a doctor bill Procure a SO cent
bottle at once and yon will never ; regret it.
For sale by ?
For sale by Plymouth Droc Co
lm
J. BC. WIGGINS,
DEALER IN :
NOTIONS. NOTIONS.
ALSO
Heavy and fancy groceries.
cigars, tODacco, snun, ,
vegetables, truits
and all
l ean offer buyers such prices on the
aboye named goods that it will
pay them to call.
J. H WIGGINS,
Water St., next to Bryan's Drn
Store, Plymouth, N. 0. my 16-tf
TllEXOUTll CAKOUW
College of
Agricultare'and ' "r
Meclianic Arts . .
OyyjEBs Thbek Tkchicai Coubses : r
Tho Course in Agriculture ;
The Course in Science ;
X llw VwUlOw t i'H,UUtl.W. "
Civil Engineering,
And with each a good Academic
Education. ,
Each course is broad and thorough,
and the institution is mow equipped
for excellent work. .Expenses very
moderate. Session opens September
cth.. .; ; . , -:r-
For Catalogues, adJress
ALEXANDER Q. HALLADAlf,' Pres,
july 23 Ralkiqh, N, C.
PLYMOUTH PBEPABAT0BY SCHOOL,
Miss MyrtleBennett, - - Teacher,
Fall term begins on Jonday, September 10th 1891.
For further information address
Miss M yrtle
.. PLYMOUTH
Nathan-Toms, PIl B
T,Tra. 1? A. Carter. -
T B IC TLY 110
Fall term hsgins on Monday, Sept., 10th, 1894.
L0 CATION
. n" ! ' i-a ii. i ;
i'iirtii-ir it Biinnrfifi h.i. i r.i 111 1 11
and morality of the town are exceptional.
- " DESIGN OF
Prenafea stndenta for College or
Special attention given Primary .Classes. Monthly reports seut to parents.
fPTTimrnw ' .
Anment and Modem an?nages, t
Mnsic. includinc use of instrument,
Special Board arrangements have
fort and protection of students.
LATE LOCALS-'
Hats.
' Shoes.
Notions.
Dry Goods.
Ladles' and Gents Furnishing.
Low
Prices
On all , , -
These goods
At M. Owens A Co's.
Tn Ciha nf ninana nrenara for' war. Now
it is hot prepare for cold weather by going
to Mathias Owens A Co's., and laying iu
vour suddIv ot winter dresses.' shoest e
while you can get tbem cheap.
DBESS GOODS of the !ftteBt stiles are
now fond at Mathias Owens & Co's.
Their buyer has studied the wants of the
ladies and the stock now displayed can noi
fail to please every one. .
KnvAlhVn in Uresa cooda with trimmings
to match cau be found at Mathias Owens fc
Co's. The largest and most, carefully
selected stock ever seen this side of Norfolk
and the price suits even the Free Silver
advocates, t '.-- '.vO.v-5 '
A well dressed lady or gentleman always
vrpara mm Rnnra htiii lhum, ul iiuiuiuu
are simply carried away over the large and
BttriiBit una wiHn lYitiiniftK uweua oo ju .
have just opened. No snch a stock of foot
wears has ever been opened in this town
since time began. Anything from a brogan
pool to tne nuest nana-maae iu buuu.
: If you want Silks, Cashmeres, Worstaads
Sataena. Flannels, or other dress goods iu
all tVm latpRt Ktvlpa von can save time and
money by calling at once on Mathias Owens
k Co.. where you can be suited in . goods
and price; . '
Carey's Hagnesia Flex
ible Cement Booting.
Carey's Magnesia Flexible Roofing
is sold under a guarantee, ana is oei;
tor than anv other roofing material.
in Mint it looks better, ii fire and
wr.pr nroof. and is almost indestruc-
fil.lA from ex Dosuro to the weather
nv olomenta r neither heat. cold.
m'rtiatnfp. nfiidsi or erases have any in-
jtirious. affect upon it, aud it will
npi'tlinr rot nor decav under any
conditions. - For furtherpai'ticalars
apply to
C. V. W. Ausbon or II. E, Evebstt,
oct5 tf Plymouth, N. C
FAEHERS BEAD!
If you have cotton seed
for said it will nay' you to
see K. T. Hassell before you
sell them. Ho pays the IngU
.1 Mr. Hassell will be in Plymouth
Mnn,u ir. for thfl rurose
of hiivinr Rftfid and it will 3 lwv those
who haveeed for sale to see aim.
Pnr ot.hftr' information aPPi? at
this office. - Scp21
EINSEY SELIINAEY ,
LAUBANGK, is. u.
(A Boanllng School for fiirb a&d Voung Ladies.
. FULL CQEPS OFTEACHEES.
Literary, Art and Music Departments.
LOCATION HEALTHY.
State Chemist in examination of
water says: I have probably never
examined a better sample.
3For catalogue giving full par
ticulars wnto to
JOSEPH KINSEY,
iuTl9-tf Principal
Bennett, ; Plymouth, K. O.
HIGH SCHOOL
(Univ. H- cS: "-Principal.
- music Aeacner.
1I-S ECTAEIAH;
r. a Ar Xi It Ti on1 tins 1jh1v rnmmu-
lib i. iv a. t
and Cashie Rivers. Tho healthfulness
THE SCHOOL- . .
any pursuit of business life;;
- ' fcl.OO to S3.00 per raontlu
extra; . i.w
-:. - 3.00 per month.
been made for the. convenience, com
; ;
, -.NATHANTOMS,
Will -
TO THE
400 Lady Cloaks, . Somo ; new: -
; 4 borne siigutiy sonea.
-500 Men's all wool Over-coats, ,
Second hand. - . - .
COO pr. Pants. Some ney, some ,
siigntiy soueu. . . . ,
400 dollars worth Sample Hals
.i t . i.
less tnau wno;esaio price.
Onr store is Chock-a-Block with
rrrrf a uWrl xva nxn ell fllPnl ls,f.
LESS THAN FACTORY PIIICES
Come and see for yourself, is all
we ask. The goods- MUST GO and
tho cash MUST COME.
We are here to compete with all
comers, stock' against scock ana
DOLLAR against DOLLAR.
Backet Store,
Leaders of Low Prices, ,
' . Plymouth, N.' C.'
Vrtr r r m ifcUsiti
TVTORFOLK : & SOUTHERN BAILKOAU
l- - aLPASY. - - ,
Schedule in effect oct, lt,lby57
Tbe Direct 6hort Line between Plymouth, -
ronf nn FjiRtfTn. North Carolina and -
Norfolk and all points North. Steamer
leaves flyraout a gmo &. m., ana 4:su p.m.
. Mail Train leaves Edenton 1:25 p. m.-
daily, except Sunday, arrives at . Norfolk
4:25 p. m. ' .
Ezptecs Train leaves Edenton Dally
(except Sunday) at 8:00 a. m. arrive at
Norfolk 11 a. m. - -
Conuectioa maas at Norfolk with all rail
and Steamer Lines; and at -Jilizabath City
with Steamer Neuse and New Berne, daily
(except Friday and. Knnday) for Koanoka
Island, Mew Uerne ana Atiaonc a. rt. v., it.
K. Stations. Also Ytumiugton. ewDerne
and Norfolk RB.
ThA Rnmrtanv'i) Steamers-leava Edenton
lO lKn m an ful!nM : Tifnsffr R-pftmer
li'errv dailv fexceot Sundav) ."
with passeogers for Roper, JfanU'go, Bui- "-
haven, connecting wim ctceamer iiaveqjer-..-
Belle for Makleyville, Aurora, South Creek. . - .
Washington and intermediate lanamgs. -Dailv.
exceDt Sunday) for Plymouth. .
at 12:43 P- m., and 7:00 p m. - '
Tuesday. Thursday and . Saturday for ..'
Chowan llivfr. Wedoosdays for Avoca and J .
Salmon Crock, and Monday and Friday
for Scuppernong Kivcr. - r -
Knt-folk naaKeiiaer and freiaht station at
Norfolk and Weatern Railroad Depot.
. . i - ... i i..
'i nrougn tiCKf ts on brio ana iraggag -checked
to all principal points.
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH , .
FAST FEEIQHT LINE.
ASD PASSENGER -ROUTS. '.
TYiilv nil mil service between . Ed en ton.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimora and
Norfolk. '
l'hmnjh onrs. as low rates and Quicker
time than by any other route.- -
liirert allffood to be shiDned by East.-
era CarolinaDi8patch,t asfohovrn: From
NorfolK Dy . cs a. . u.; t!mraor Dy tr, ,
W fir. R U Tl- HnwUfnt Rt. Rtntion.
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania It; 11. Dock
SL Station; New York by Pennsylvania
Pnr - farther information anv!v to J. II.
SMITH, Aetnt. Plymouth, N.'C, or to
tne uenerai uiQCd o: tue a. as . it, ja.
Co., Norfolk, Va. .. , . :
II. K. KINO, General Manager.
H. C HODGINS, G. F. A P. Agt.
MIL LI II EH Y
1 Kew: and fashionable Millinery antl
j Fancy Goods are now opened" at my
I store in lloier. and I invitelie pubV
lie to call and bCQ them before buyr.
inff. ' v - :
New Huts trimmed in the latest
styles by an artistic milliner just
irom tne joriu. - -
If vou want nice, stvlish Foods at
- J . ' J 3
I low prices, call early and be suited;
MRS. Ju. E- AUSBON, ;
cP28tf xvuuur, ii. Ut..
i .i m nnii- mnilli.ij ... .'
CAERIaGE conPAirr
Water Street. . .. " ;
4-
VV biive ofWned a Carriase Fact orv on
Water Btreet, where we propoge to luantl.
factnre buggies ana tuner roaa yemciea
cheaper than they have ever been sold in.
this section ; v t r .
Open Buggies, , : - - . $55 .00.
Lou lsujrjries, ,. - - - bo.UO.
Cart Wheels, - .' 10.00.
Did von ever hear of such low
prices? .. ..
W mftka SDCcialtY of hnr;if!-ioiir-f
and repair work of all kinds NVhenyua
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