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W. -M. LKOWN, !?k., M'ir'r,
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FKLD. A. OLDS,
ROBERT L. GRAY,
Editor
City Editor
UALKIOU, NOV IO, ISiU
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porting the failure to this office.
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."" NOTICE!
Having made some changes of
t ur carriers we would be glad if any
of our subscribers would let us kno
if they fail to get their paper. Notify
us by card or in person.
The bolting democratic Louisiana
sugar planters would seem to be the
only unvictorious republicans.
In Tennessee, thus far the democrat
have a certainty of only two congres
sional 'districts the first and fifth
out of thirteen.
The heaviest moonshiner in the
world is Mrs. JIullius, of Hancock
county, Tennessee. She weighs COO
pounds, and though the revenue
officers have a clear case against her
they (ind it impossible to get her out.
of her cabin.
The Southern railway company will
control the whole a'o.k .of the re
organized Georgia central company,
but the latter will remain a separate
corporation. Railway holds over
000,000 Georgia Central sto k and
will purchase the minority interest.
The surname of the present empeivr
of Germany is Holieriolleri!, which i
traced back to the time when his an
cestors kfpt a toll-gate and collected
copper coin from the drivers of ! ur
dened donkeys. The divine right of
the family appeared at a later period.
At Chee Foo hundreds of Chinese
are arriwng there from Manchuria,
whence they are fleeing- frightened at
the, approach of the Japanese. The
Chinese troops and such vessels of
the Chinese fleet as are cooped up at
I'oit Arthur have been ordered to
attack the Japanese whenever they
meet them. It is reported that Port
Arthur is still, invested by the Japa
nese and that two of the forts there
have been captured by them. The
Chinese soldiers are deserting from
New Chwang fearing an attack by the
Japanese.
The 12,000 striking cloakmakers in
New' York are desperate and are mak
ing numerous assaults on non-union
hands going to and from work. The
police make arrests, but this seenn to
have no effect on the angry strikers,
who take advantage of every oppor
tunity to attack. The latter live in
constant, terror. They dare not ven
ture out wit hout police or other escort .
So serious has the sit .nation become
that several of the large manufactur
era are boarding their employees in
hotels. They are escorted to and
from work aud to their meals by the
police. Tilts is very tipensi.e, but
the "manufacturer , find it is the only
way in which they can keep their
hands at work. In some of the facto
ries meals are furnished to the hands
from restaurants, and the working
cloakmakers 'are living better than
they ever lived before. Police and
deputy sheriffs guard every factory
entrance, and no one is allowed to
' pass into any of the workshops with
out stating his or her business. The
most determined and aggressive of the
the strikers are girl cloakmakers and
tha wives of men who are on strike.
In Kentucky the friends of W0;
Owens are becoming alarmed at the
remarkable rsU-nlati.nn of l re
publicans. Oweus' majority has I e-n
cut down to two. He is the man 1.'
dfe. t d llreckin ridge for fie nmiiin i
tion. Chicago is sad. Two days ago its
residents declared it was the gr'tiest
city on the continent. No v all this i
changed. The most epert mathe
maticians have not figured out a popu
lation ex ceding two millions, aud. as
greater New .York will go this a mil
lion better even the real estate boomers
admit that for a while Chicago must
be conteut with second place.
A LIVING MKRMAID.
An AUhtnu Girl who is H.ill Fish, Half
Human
In the Swiss colony near St. Floreii
Ala., is a beautiful young girl whesled
around in a perambulator, the lover
portion of which is covered. She has
never been seeu outside of this biig;:y
ex. ept by her own parents, although
she has enjoyed perfect health during
the sixteen years of her life. She 's
unusually bright and intelligent, and
from her carriage thoroughly enjoys
the society of young people of her age.
The reason that the girl is doomed
to spend her days in the confines of
her buggy is that she is a real
mermaid. Hefore her birth her mother
was badly frightened by a shark
while crossing the Atlauti ocean and
the lower part of the child's body is
that of a fish. Her father is a highly
successful grape grower, and has be
come well off, but no surgical treat
ment has yet been found that can de
vise a means for correcting the de
formity of his daughter. She has
none of the characteristics of a fish,
and has no more fondness for water
than is usually possessed .by girts of
her age. '
CilOKhl) TO DliATli BY A CAT- j
The Animal Lay Upon Bary Sadie's Thro.it
Until Death Cjine. :
Dimple-cheeked, 1 lack-eyed Sadie
ICrantz.O-mouths old, lost her life yes- !
terday through her love for her kitten,
Ulster, says a New York paper. A
pretty little Maltese kitten was pre
sented to Mrs. Krantz two weeks ago,
and a great affection at on e sprang
up between it and the baby, l-'or
hours the child would lie in its crib,
perfectly 'content so long as Blister
was near enough to be pulled T
about. The kitten seemed to enjoy the j
mauling as much as diil little Sa
die herself. '''' '
Mr, and Mrs. Krant. retired at 10
o'clock, and lefc their little girl to
sleep as usual near thttir bed. Before
doing so, they drove Kuster, as they
supposed, out of the room. Yester
day morning Mrs. Kraniz awoke from
a dream, in which she saw her child
being torn her with hands that were
stained with blood,. With a cry she
leaped to the aide of her darling, but
there lay little Sadie, sleeping peace
fully, as she believed.
To her great surprise, the mother,
who had felt a thrill of unspeakable
happiuess when she realized that she
had only dreamed after all, saw Bus
ter snuggled closely upon her baby's
throat, with its head resting on her
chin. She gently lifted the kitten
away from the baby, and then kissed
the child. At that the light, through
dim, 'enabled' her to see that Sadie's
face was perfe-tly black, With a
scream she summoned her husband.
Five minutes la'ter, when the doctor
arrived, he pronounced the child dead,
although its body was still warm,
the cat's weight on the baby's ne k
had choked her to death.
AP dieaes of 1h" skin cu'ffl, nd
Inut coir-plejlrtQ rpgforert by Jobnsou'p
OiIeritHl 8oap For eil by Jobn Y
vfacRae.
Old custody says that if the women
ever get to voting there will be trouble
at the polls, for they will change their
minds faster than the clerk can put
their tickets in the box.
We guarantee Johnson's Magriptlc
OH; It ha no superior for all coups
and pa'rifi, interniil or eitfrnal, nann
.-r I east f I 0J fclze 50 eeuts; 50 cents
size 25 cent at John Y HaeRae'i.
Confessed Treason to France.
r.R'.. Nov. P. Ci-t. .:' - t !i-y
fu.", wh" ' .is c!iar'ei i h big'! tiei
son .11 In . in.- it'll I'reio-1! miitit.v
plans to I'tiii.-ui n-'-'r; I, . c nfefse-l
his guilt. He b-.Ta.ved for nion-y
the names of French spies abroni',
a it-1 also soM plans desi-ribiu-..' the po.
sitionof the artillery f t It- f Mii te.-iiih
and fifteenth army corps in the event
of war with Italy. His treachery was
prompted by a desire to recoup gamb
ling looses.
.
A 1 1 kiudsof certain poles at Thows
& Maiwe'i's !tt 20 relit s e ieil.
'HOICK FIMTI'S. The Hist l'inc
Vapplfs of the seasou. (irapes. Con
cord, liel iare an I Niagara. Teaches,
of the choicest kinds. Fears, fresh
and line. Apples of the best varie
ties. All at l'ragassa's.
1'ine liber mattresses a specialty, at
Thomas & Maxwe'1" ,
vy u & n. s. Tiviv Kit & CD.
. We are no.v ready to snppl,
tMir itcutleiiieii paM-oiis, ho have in-.-;,
waitin.r for sizes, in li ialip's Hats.
Weli.ne recei ed -i u -t h-r shipmeiii
of these just'y celebra'ed hats. I' i
they have u- suo-ii, r iu ti'iali'y,
stvles, and liuish.
W. !I. & K. S. Tucker Co.
Kjtra bargains in fuin!'!:r-' i't
Thomas & Maxwell. Hed lounges
detachable in at treses " soeiiilty.
Branson's Alma. iaj .for 1895
i
Single conies per mail 10 '-nts
20 copies per ma .1 , 61. 00
1 dozen c -pies per mail 7.")
1-2 gross per express 3. To
1 gross per express , 7.01
Merchants and o:hrs will send in
their orders at ou.-e.
To the amount of S5.00 in exchange
for the same anioTit in alam niacs.
Levi I.iiaxso.v, pubhsl- -r.
uov 3 tf Haleigii, N. C.
Hand polished curtain poles 20 cts.
each at Thomas k Maxwell's,
MT fl.dw i
j llorotETH, iVc.
Hoses, carnations and other flowers.
Baskets and Uoral designsat short no
tice. - ,
1M1'o!ITK' Dft.IlS
for win'er blooming. .1 list ai ri ed, a
spiendid colie.ti.oi of hyacinths,
tulips, narcissus, lieiinudi a a I lii
nese sacred lilies, dry ca ll.t bulbs, best
for forcing.
TAI.ns, VEiiXS
and other pot plants for : dec .r itiug
the' room. Roses., e ergi'eens aud
shade trees..'. Sugar and . No'ray
maples, horse chestnuts and Iviglish
walnuts, fan y aud other nV.ver pots
and fern dishes.
Phone 113. Steixme.-z,
the Florist.
; Thomas & Maxwell has just received
a large lot of pine liber mattresses
for people suffering, with bronoliiti.-al
or lung troubles.
COLD;:;;WEATH:R
' IS unit AM)
BID 3 LA MX rrs
ART AGAIN I'Oi'l'I.AK.
If yours need cleaning :
send them to the
ST.' AM LAUHDRY.
Curtains, . .
Carpet i,
'Linen Druggets
aud Trackings
done on shoft notice
. Special rates to family work.
t.'R.;WYATirPr:p.:
PIIONH 87.
Sale fif Town tots.
By virtue of an ord-r of sale by the
clerk of the Superi -r Court of Wake
county, in a special proceeding to
make real assets, entitled Maron
Johnson, admr. "-Kmily ; Johnson, de
ceased, against diaries Johnson et
als, the undersigned will offer for sale
at the court house door to the librhest
bidder, on Monday, the 31 day of He
cember, 1894, at the hour of 12 in, the
following described jiropcr.yj sit ua
ted on Smithiield street, in the city of
Raleigh, adjoining the la'id'd Of Ma
rion Johnson, Ashley Home and '('as
well Pollard, fronting atjmn 35 feet
on said street and back about 240 feet.
Terms, one-half cash and the balance
in sii months with interest at. eight
per cent per annumfrom date of sale.
Mauios Jonxtiox,
no3 tds Commissioner.
i-ptcial No-ice.
Mrs. Th.i.ldeiis Dine will continues
t lie iiusluess of cleaning, dyeiugaud
repairing iloihtng as conducted by
I'.rr late liiistiHinl at 310 South Salis- !
b ny street Careful al'.enli 'II ttill be :
en w.-i"; sent I , h, r. Or lers ,
:n.-iy be aK b ft at n.ilii's, on Fay-'
et leviile m ret.
lu ligotion, Hillioiisness,
An I ail st 'ia i 1; tuoibles are cured by
P. P IP.
'cul.vAsh.l'okeltoot andl'otassinm.
i.heiiiuari in is cured by 1". 1. 1.
Fains and a.ies it, t he back, shoulders,
' nee., aiikl -s aii ! wrists are all at
i i k 1 and conquered by I'. P. P.
i'.,i great meiii ine, by its blood
. i "in-dug properties, builds up and
i fen ;t in'is the . hole body.
. n i i n r is s i eliica -ions as P. P. P.
it t '.lis .e M.ot. an 1 for t.miiig up, in
.i - i.i ing and as a st rengtheiier and
.pj.etjser t ike F. !' P. It .throws off
' 'iialar-a an 1 j -its you iu good cou
:. i' i :i.
.'.' i'-i! i.idian Com Faint
car ; n .arts and bunions.
Harwell - 1 ii cm. Wholesale and Iie
f.'lii Agents, f'harlot'e. M. C.
SpgoxlcI IHTaxicL
ami otiiki: M-. rlCI.KS
Ft'ii SAI.F. CI115AP.
: 0 Walnut Parlor Chairs, 1 Tete-a-tete.
2 Kock i.-,g Cba irs,
1 Ash i'Ai-usioii Cable, 8 feet long,
1 huge Kit lieu Safe.
1 small Kitchen Safe,
1 round iarble Top TaMe,
4 large Dining Tables, C feet C inches
long. 3 feet 3 inches wide,
1 large Kitchen Table,
2 large Mirrors, best French glass,
1 Trundle lied,
1 Feather Bed,
1 high Hesk, 4 feet long,
1 iron Safe,
3 Show Cases, r
1 Indian (cigar sign),
1 Spice Cabinet, 4 Tea Cans,
1 Turning Lai he, ,
Several pairs of S ales,
3 large Saloon Lamps, ;
i 1 lare Cooking Slo.e,
2 Pool Tables,
1 Deliiery Wagon, 1 P.ocka.vay,
1 one Horse Power Steam Boiler,
A. W. FRAPS, '
lvist Davie st., 2 I door from Fay-
(. 18 2.v etteville St., Room No. 1.
; Sale :: La A.
Under and by virtue of a decree of
Wake superior court, made the 24th
day of October, 1894, iu the special
proceedings entitled Stronach & Johns,
administrator of David Lewis (de
ceased) vs. .'iliss Sallie C. Lewis et als.,
we will sell at public outcry, to the
'highest, bidder, at the court house
door, in Raleigh, on the 1st day of
December, 1891, at 12 o'clock m., cer-
: tain- tracts of laud situated in St.
' Mary's township, Wake county, N. C,
known as the Jordan" tract, the
; "Home-place" , tract, and the , Doaue
tract, all of which are are fully
' described iu the petition tiled in the
j said special proceeding.
Terms of sa.le Hue-third cash, one
third iu six months and balance in
t .eh months.
SiiioXActi & Johns,
oct24tds Uoimuissioner.
V inb Inna fir Si'a.
By virtue of authority conferred on
me as attorney in fact, I will ou Mon
day, the 3.1 day of December, A. D.
1894 expose for sale at the court
house door u Raleigh, North Caro
lina, at public' outcry, and sell to the
H-rhe.st bidd.-r fur 'cash, ail that tract
or. parcel of laud lying aud .being iu
the county of Wake, in the state of
North Carolina, in Cary to.Miship, ad
joiniir! the lands of H. P, Jlaynard,
! 11. ,v:orriss, C. H. t lark and H. B.
; Jordan, contaiuihg about 100 acres,
! being the same formerly, -occupied by
JelVel'Soll Goodwill, dee'd, Up to the
, time of his death. This 1,-ind.lies
about a half a mile southeast of the
village of ( aty and contains aluable
improvements.
W. J. Pkblk, Afty. in fact.
Peele & Mavnakd, Attys. n3 td
I, l i '-'.H i inn i uv '
snii KtK si,r.
1 By virtue of r decree of the supe
rior court of Wflke county, made iu
the use of J. B. Lowry, executor of
W. J. Lowery vs. W. J. Lowery and
others, I will on Monday the 3i day
of December, 1894, at 12 in., sell for
cash, at the court .house door in Raleigh
a tract of land containing 81 1-4 acres
situate in Nw Light, township, about
4 miles from Wake Forest college, ad
joining the lands of J. M. Creushaw,
P. M. Manguin and otliera, being part
of the. tract of the late W. T. Lowery,
deceased.
-Sale made for assets. Title good.
J. H. FLEMING,;
oc29 tds. Commissioner.
hi ti'sVHr. A cli'l 4 Hin t B'l.i'.
oncrMH-ors to !!in'tor!, H. yMr ; ..
KtHOrtCTCVrRK oi -
bTAllt fcAII,
Aud all Other Kinds cf Funding
Materia).
Will contract to bui'd any w!ere, in, trie
f'tate, or furnish any kind of material de
sired. Our shop is equipped with the latest and
best wood working machinery We are lo
caUi on the 8. . J. Batlrne 1, which rr-r
ti-rough the bes- timberel lanJs in Norlb
Carolina, from whirl; we pet our loi-s n
cut our own lumbtr. This enables us to til'
criers of any s ze or li'"ersion on sHort
notico W" can cut lx.OOO ftet a dav. Oil'
lry Kiln has a iMpuciiy o' 5;i.tXV f.et, ani;
wo eut. (iry me I?-;-a iurile fr tDe t uWi-'
Bt r.ie.--:-e: ,-.
Te'-pi oiif So 1 3:1.
Our 'yard and shops are on West atreet t -w-st
tcfti irnc cf hoc i:tpn street. febi
ON HAND
Uaytoii Red Ash, Seini-Aiithracite
j Coal (Tor sto.es or grates.)
, Pocahontas, Small Lamp,
, Pocahontas, Large Lump,
iiusseii L,reeK, large Ijiiinp,
Semi-Bit uminous,
for grates or stoves.
Virginia Splint Coal, Bituminous,
Jellico Splint Coal, Blazing grate
Tennessee Splint Coal. J coal.
Pennsylvania Anthracite, ChestuutSize
" " Sto.e
" Kgg
" " Furnace
All Fresh From Bust
Mixes iu this country.
(REASONED Pine and Oak Wood, cut
O and sjilit for stovesnnd lireplaces,
or in 8-foot lengths. '
rillNULliS, Laths, Grtin, Hay, Meal,
O Bran, i e, holesale aud retail,
at lo ,, est prices by
JONES & POWELL
IlALEItllt, N. C.
pOOAHONTAS steam still stands
1 abo.e all others in quality and
price. Several cars always on track,
tm each side of the city.
J (Anti-cephal-algine.) '
l'a U-ett l-a In.: ie a i-l
Nura'gi i tenniy .iurji
piic&ly iiiulaife y heJ ilia
in all va.-eMls tjr ui
.Vtiiiuf.inly 0 frop.jHl
J jnua ju, -'taleigh. i.&lo uot.
Foraa'e oy all drug-jiatn.
0
II J ilV ()NT,
DSALBtt IN
t.ip!e au I Fau iy Orrer
ies, f ine iiigari ana
To ':-oi.
Fruits, eeUble-, Ac,
3J1 H Ruboro Street.
By virtue of authority conferred in
a certain mortgage executed by Hugh
Campbell and wife, duly recorded in
book No. 121, at page 513, in Register
of Deeds oiiice of Wako iouiity, N. C,
we will, on Monday, the 3d day of
December, A. D. .1894, at the court
house door in the city of Raleigh, at
12 o'clock m., sell to the highest bid
der for cash, that tract, of land lying
and situate in Cary township, Wake
county, N. (J., on the "II. and A. A. L.
railroad and waters 'of Swift creek,
near the village of t'ary, adjoining
the lauds of Mrs, Hawkins Jones, Kli
Yates, John H. WiiuTer and others,
containing 109 46 100 acres, more or
less," inure fully descriued iu the afore
said mortage, and being a part of the
tract formerly owned by Fetir H.
ht. This October 31st, a. "D
1894. , PuEi.'k & Mav.nauo,
Attorneys for mortgagees.
Hctice cf Lzecuior.
Having qualified as executor of the
last vyill aud testament of Louisa
Uooeh, deceased, this is to notify all
personsindebtHd to said estate to
make immediate payment to the execu
tor, and all persous having claims
agaiust said decedent wi.'l present the
same to me on or before the 23rd day
of October. 1895, or this notice will be
plead in blr of their recovery.
: ,, 1 Levi Buanson,
lixeeutor of the will of Louisa Uooch.
0(11023,1891.
S. A. L.
Sccboard Air-Line.
Oi NrKN'H) SCHKDUIE.
IB KK-CT JlILT B, .
" l eave K.ile.gi .
i 6 4H-nHllv. Mlanta Hpeelal,"
Pnilmm A'mMhnlefor hen
lerern elrtort, Peteir,
bnrir, Rli-hrpoo'1. v'K(,l,.
ton, H-.iiiiuore, PoIImiIcI.
I't'fo. New York end H
pofi tt. north Fofffi 1rw.
u jroi iu lerpernHDd Pull
mm coaches AtUota to
sBbiiitton, pmior ran
Wrialiir'trioii to New York.
Pii!ii.ii -leMluir car An.
ru' in PoftturutK.
M 6 A M JIhiIj . o pr ondny, for
Kei.der on. Weldon. Hi, t-f-Ik.
Portunouth. Norfo k
find iriteruicdiaie atatioDe,
connects at Portstnou'h
with Bay Line for Old PolDt
and Baltiiuore, with Nori
folk and Wahlrgton Steaia
boat Co., tor WashiuKton,
with N V. P & n. R R
for Philadelphia and points
uorlli; also Ht Weldon witb.
AtlMtitie Coast, Line for
Picbnioud vvB8bii gton,
Pal Iu ore Philadelpbia
aid re- Vork Through
sletpers Weldon to Ne '
York t.i. j with Scotland.
' eek Hrxnch for Qreen
vllle, W oshlugion audPly.
mouth.
" ?2 A iu Dxilv. "Atlanta Ppeclal,"
Piilliuan Vestibule for So.
INiK". Hamlet, Monroe,
'hetit-r. Olipt.iD, Wreen.
wood. Abbeville, Atbeos,
Atiautu, Montgomerv, Mo.
bile. New Or lea up, Chattam
noot'a, aehvlll, MeuipLis
hii'f fil poiLts south aud
eoutliwert. Through Poll
' man Htiffet Sleepers and
i!v v co- cbis WsbiogtOD to
Atleb' n connecting direct
ly et Uniou depot Atlanta
ith tiiversing lines.
8?0PM -Dally, for
Hontiiirii Pines, Hamlet
M x o n, Wilmington,
W-'ed- eboro, Monroe, Char
lotte, I ti.coluton. 8belbv,
Kuthetfordtonand all local
statiotie O. C R H. and R.
& A A LBS.
f rains Arrive R'ilelgh :
5 17 AM -Daily. "Atlanta Special."
Pollu.-nn Vertibule from
New York, Philadelphia,
PelMttiore, Washington,
Plcbujoud, Portsmouth,
Norfolk and all poluts
north. Parlor oars New
York to Wapbington; Pull
rr au Buffet Sleepers and
dav coaches Waehlrgton
to Atlanta.
8 20 PM Daily from
Portsmouth and points
north via Bay Line N. Y. P.
Si N. R. R , also from
(ireeo ville, Pit month,
Washington anl Eastern
OarolioH points via Wei'
don. Petersburg, Richmond
Washington end point
north via Atlantic Coast
LlrJe, sleeperc New York to
Weldon.
120 AM Daily, "Atlanta Rpeclal,"
Pullman Vestibule, from
Atlanta, Athens, Abtevllle,
Greenwood, Chester and
points eout.b. Pullman day
coficbes and eleepjr Atlan
ta to Wsshington.
11 86 A M Pally lrom W iliu ington,
Hbelby, Llocolnton, Uhar
lotte aud all loci' etatlu 8
C O R R and R & A. K.
' R ; aUo from Payette vil I e
f end ttreensboro via tJaaw
ford.. .
Mxtd trains leave Johppon Street
Sfatl n, for H e n d e r 8 o n arid
InteimedUte stations 6 00 p m ; r'
turning arrive Johnson, ptre-t 9 5
a in
Pas'engQr leRV'nc; Ra'elgh at 8 80
p m arrives at harlot re 9 4j p m,
returning le e Oh'rlot'e at94S-a.
m.. arrive Kullgh 11 45 . VP
No 402 and 401. Atl.iita 8-eoial."
are solid Pullman vetibu!ed trilus.
oi.mpo',d of r.gnifloeot daveocb8
nd phIho13 drawing rooms Buffet
sleepers between Washitig'on ard
Atb nta wf'bout change, on wli rh
tbre is no extr- fare charged
For fofof motion relative to sehe
ole. c.. anrdy to ticket agent, or A.
J Cooke. 8 P A . R tMgh
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!. J ANDERSON Oeo'l P-e Air.
Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored, i
MAGNETIC NEBVINEMaTi
restore Lost Manhood. Oures weaknesses, Nervona
Debilltar and all the evils from early or later ex
cesses, the results of overwork, worry, sicknmn,
etc. Full strength, tone and development givnn
to every organ or portion of the body. Improve,
ment immediately eenn from the first box. Thou,
auds of letters of praise on fileinouroiiioe. Can
bo carried in vest pocket. Bent by mail to an
address on receipt of price. One month's treat
ment in naeh box. Pnoe $1.00, 6 boxes, $5.00, with
Written Unarantee to refund mbney if not cured.
Bend to us for the Genuine. Circulars Free.
John I. M ac i 6 JDruggiot . Belt Igh
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Found. Wanted.
For Rent. . For Sale.
Situation Wanted. Help Wanted.
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