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NEW BERNE. N. C, WEDNESDAYv NOVEMBER 3, 1886.
PRICE 5 CENTS.
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1 LO0AI?NEWS.
: JaSUrSMl aUmlatue) llaUU.
Q' New Berne, latitude 89 r North.
. ".'". J iongitade, TP r "West.
ottn lino, y,w i uvihm
08 diitf seta, Si 8 1 10 boon; SI minotes.
Moob s?ts at T43 ;-'' :a '
bpsiwss locals.
, Slioed ham, l5cta.;Preakfast bacon,
e13 eta. -.sugar eared shoulders, iu cu.
. ' . . . M - L T.l
IfAU UUjquuuuM cesirea at j. r
Taylor'. no?81w
lfy stock of Choice Family Groceries
ana Household uooas is now complete.
All are invited to examine.
C. E. BliOVBB.
'' ;AT BKU8 IH Jkweleb Large and
"Attractive Cattera, Quadruple Plate,
'V)W1hteb. Board in a priTate family
for a lady nd boy ten years old.
Address Box 542,
e81tf New Berne, N C.
Jones Superior Court today.
The Goldsboro Fair begins today.
. JSpecial rates have been offered over the
A. ft N. C. n. R
The Shenandoah made regular trip
J ester day bringing in merchandise and
, carrying out cotton.
Casino Opera Company will appear iu
this city Tuesday Nov. Oth in Mikado,
so we have been informed by the agent
of the Theatre.
Fifty-eight bales of cotton sold t the
the exchange yesterday at 8.40 to 8 00
The New York exchange being closed ,
no market reports were received.
Personal.
8. B Street left on the Shenandoah
yesterday for the Elizabeth City Fair.
Kinston Items.
No damage here from frost yet.
Cotton is timid yet; not a great deal
j coming in.
' One of our young merchants spent
two daye at the Raleigh fair. Why?
..All the Kinston aohools will have a
holiday on Thursday, to attend the
Qoldtboro fair.
Mr, Elisna Lswia, of Davie eounty,
spent a few days here last week, on a
visit to his parents.
Mr. John T. Walsh, jr., a former resi
dent of Kinston is now in business
In Durham as a merchandise broker.
Rev. A. J. Hires, pastor of the Baptist
church, has been quite seriously sick
; for ft few dsys, but is now moon better.
. ,The prloe of chickens has fallen two
paints, but they roost too high yet. The
opossum season Is on hand now and the
price of ohioken meat must come down.
We will hall the day when the New
river oyster carts will begin their regu
lar trips. Then wo will strike another
blow at the prion of the gallinaceous
fowl.
Rev. N. M. Jurney, pastor of the
Methodist Cbnrch, Jim been preaching
some unusually gopd sermons recently.
Ha has many admirers here among the
other denominations, ,
The delegates and visitors to the At-
lan tin Baptist Association which was
held bar last wek,' expressed them
selves as mnusually pleased with the
hospitality of Kinston.
Prof. Geo. D,,Meares and Mr. J. L.
Hamfleld axe IgeaUs for .the sale of
nUnoe. . The i professor is a tret-class
jUHige6fach thinjte, and those want
log a piano, would do Well to aee him or
writ to him before buying.
PdsTTF&W' Israel' Harding's mora-Ing-Rloi
ies,1 which, he planted on the
north side f the oourt house, has grown
up a ljzbiAlng rod to its very point and
then "has lrooped-its head in utter
despair at opt being able to climb higher.
1 ; GoY.Vaaoa speech here, on Friday,
was a gzaad and masterly effort, worthy
,of "him and Of the occasion. No man
can praise Vance there it ho room for
any more.' He sways a multitude "at
his own sweet wilt." Even all the lit- j
' tie boys are Yanoe men.
: ;Lsf Grange Items .
Mr-j. S,WptteftU Still very sick at
htohomen:
. Col. Davis and the cadets will visit
, the Fair at Goldsboro next Thursday.
.- . . Wo are sorry to bear that Rev. Mr.
' . Rose was. so. unf ortnnat as to lose his
bom last week.1 ; k
X , ' BeTlgloui services at the U. E. Charon
lut Sunday, conducted by Rev. A. R.
Morgan and other. ; '-
W are glad to see the many oowpli
mentary notices glten Rev. G. W. Ban
,. derlin for the able addressee delivered
by him at our State Fair. -
- The harvest wind and rain known to
the oldest inhabitants visited this town
last Thursday evening. The rain was
v almost one solid sheet of water and the
'j .wind blew frightfully. Bnt little dam
age, watdone save the blowing down of
mqch fencing 'and the unroofing of
stables and other outhouses, The blow
' and rain lasted about three minutes,
I during mhicfc time considerable bail
fell.'. We are. glad to bear that the
tlon vuited tf,lhe .storm, , ww
tmaiu ,
Tiers are two form of chroaio rheu
i mat nn, one In which the joints are
swollen and red without fever, and the
TXX ' 9 nd 3 5eHion good, in the other
tLe jo.-ts are neither red nor swollen,
bntor'y f. T "1 r&!nful. In either
f a (. I ry be relil on to
(.-.; a fi-. Itki .s pain, rrice S3
c ; s I . - . .
if
, f . j r T for
' 1 r i
B LECTIO MTCB.
The election retame oetns In slowly,
an indication of considerable scratch-
ing. We give elsewhere the rote as far
as heard from to 1 a.
We cannot understand the vote at
Core creek for Simmons. It is reported
that the tickets were destroyed; but
what were the Democrats doing to al
low snch a thine, and could they not
write tickets?
The county returns indicate that
Clark and Lane and the coalition ticketi
is in doubt. The official count will be
necessary to decide. The Democrats,
so far as we can learn, except those
cod noc ted with the railroad and
a few others who advised the coalition
movement in the beginning bnt turned
their backs on it after they had gotten
the party into it, gave it a hearty sup
port. The Hahn crowd made a break
on the Oth precinct of the 5th ward.
Stimson's stronghold, and instead of the
oue hundred and fifty majority ex
pected for the ooalition ticket, it gave
over one hundred majority against it.
Stiinaon has always had a strong fol
lowing in that precinct as the vote of
1883 showed, and his friends claimed
up to yesterday morning that he still
held them, but the votes have gone the
other wsy.
But notwithstanding this the vote is
olose and the coalition ticket may yet
be elected.
The ind iCHtioDH are that Simmons is
elected.
F1U8T WAHI)
Svpreme Court.
Smith 120
Buxton 21
Superior Court.
Connor 120
Bullock 21
Solicitor.
Dunn 114
White 15
Collins 15
Conynta.
Simmons
O'Uaru
. 129
. 4
. 16
128
. 15
. 13SJ
. 15
Abbott
General Aentlly
Clark, Senate
Green, "
Lane, House
Bnssev,
County Officers.
Carpenter, Clerk 142
Patterson, Treasurer 11a
Kilbutn. " 82
Dubbs, Register..
.118
. 24
.142
a
.106
. S
Hancock, "
Loviok, Surveyor...
Bates. Coroner
Oden.
Stimeon, Sheriff
Habn,
BBUOND WARD.
.Supreme Court.
Superior Court.
Solicitor.
Smith....
.100
. 82
.100
. 82
.100
Buxton .
Connor..
Bollock
Dunn
White 16
Collins 1
Cunaret.
Simmons 118
O'llara 17
Abbott U
General AtsewUJy.
Clark, Senate 105
Green, ' - - 14
Lane. House, 118
Hnseey. " .- 18
County Otleert.
Carpenter, Clerk 115
Patterson, Treasurer, vo
Kilburn, " 21
Hubbs, Register, vo
llanoock. " 27
Loviok, Surveyor 118
Bates, Coroner iw
Oden, 18
8timson, 8berirl, W
Uahn, " ao
THIRD WARD.
Supreme Court. .
Smith 11
Buxton 48
Superior Court.
Connor 119
Bullock
48
Solicitor.
Dnnn....
117
.... 20
19
181
24
20
129
88
133
86
White
Collins .....
Simmons..
Conyress.
O'Hara-....
Abbott
General Aufmblv.
Clark, Senate....-
Green,
Lane, House
Conniu omeer.
carpenter, merk..
Ill
; .. 8
m..mmI80
27
W1B7
....i.l80
7
-119
88
.
Patterson, Treasurer-
Kilburn, :
Hubbs, . Register..........
Hancock. " .
Lovick, Surveyor-
Bates. Uo rotter
Oden, . if-o ui......,
Stimeon, Sheriff..........
Uenn, - ,....-....
Suprevu CvurU . ,
Smith,
Buxton-.
m m MSeesMi s sue anioeeee
r Superior Cfmri.
weu ese a w as la
Connor
Bullock
., . Solicitor.
Dnnn m. ... -
88
98
81
48
14
41
White-
Collins .
. Congren.
U lisra n
A b t'C ' t 99 n ...W..IH.'"
General Ammhhi.
Clark, Senate.. ..... 97
Green " 81
Lane, House $6
Huseey, ' 88
County Ofjlcert.
Carpenter, Clerk 1(4
Patterson, Treasurer 104
Kilburn, " 85
Hubbs, RegUter 188
Hancock, " 81
Lovick, Surveyor 185
Batee, Coroner 108
Oden, " 47
Stimson, Sheriff 108
Hahn, " 53
FIFTH WARD FIFTH PKSX1NCT.
Suprenie Court.
Smith
Buxton
Superior Court.
CoDnor .
Bullock
Solicitor.
Dunn 94
White 86
Collins 186
Coinret
Simmons 112
O'llara 188
Abbott 40
Generut AMtmMv.
Clark, Senate, 137
Green, " 170
I-ttiie, House, 189
Hussey, " 169
Count Officers.
Carpenter, Clerk, ..819
Patterson, Treasurer, 144
Kilburn. " 178
Hubbs, Register, 147
Hancock, " 171
Lovick. Surveyor 816
Bates, Coroner 144
Oden,
171
148
.176
Stimson,
Sheriff,
HulilJ,
FIKTII W A1(I SIXTH PRBCTRCT.
Si IIIIHOI
.103
210
Hahu
VANCKBOKO.
General Afembly.
Clark, Senate 299
Oreen, " 60
Lane, House 808
Hursey, " 68
County Officer.
Carpenter, Clerk, 358
Patterson, Treasurer, 288
Kilburn,
70
Hubbs, Register. ..
Hancock, "
..277
. 88
.858
.889
.. 80
.885
. 81
Lovick, Surveyor,
Bates, Coroner,....
Oden,
Stimson, Sheriff,..
Huhn,
MAI'l.KCYI'KKaH.
Stimsou 76
Hahu 81
(XIUK CKXKK.
CongrtM.
Simmons.
... 19
.... 15
... 8
.... 88
.... 17
O'llara
Abbott
General Autmblp.
Clsrk, Senate
Green, "
Lane, House 65
Hussey,
.... 18
.... 83
.... 19
... 62
... 19
.... 68
.... 19
.... 68
.... 19
County Clcers.
Patterson, Treasurer
Kilburn, "
Hubbs, Register,
Hancock,
Bates, Coro.ier,
Oden, "
Stimson, Bhrriff,
Hahn,
I'LCASAMTHILX.
Supreme Court.
Smith 18
Buxton 119
Superior Court.
Connor . 18
Bullock 112
Solicitor.
Dunn 18
White 117
Collins 1
Congreu.
Simmons 18
O'llara 109
Abbott 08
General Assembly.
Clark, Senate 88
Green " 107
Lane, House 88
Hussey, " 107
County OJflcers.
Carpenter 180
Patterson 81
Kilourn - 110
Hubbs 88
Hancock 110
Lovick 180
Bates 81
Oden 110
Stimson 88
Hahn "0
leu's raaat
Simmons, 67;0'Hara. 101 J Abbott, 14.
Clark, 74; Oreen, 103.
Camp paxkh.
Simmons
... 88
Clark
Lane
Green....
Hussey..
Stimson.
Hahn
.... 87
.... 84
.... 190
....180
98
. ese
188
. First CoagTessiMal District
rkactoktv N- O.. Nov. 8. 1888.
This township gtvee Lntaasn 80;
Newport 01. Hull Swear 1. Mocohead
City 101. Estimated asajorky In eounty
1,000. Entire Demoorwitc ticket elected.
. , Moreheexl Otr. N e! t, 1884V
Smalteet voOa at: nut preohset I bae
ever known. - Latham's majorUy.lW.
Other Uckete behind). Seven ptuotnots
give Lataeaaa enajorityef 64, again
of yotee over last sieco. -
U,--... W. L AJUUTHUh :
- f '-- . d - . . - i( r -
' sSecea4CoarTealeeMl"l)lslrlet.1
8Hnmorjaf94,O ilrrJ, AtbottTt.
' Votfl rf TT;'s-n t-r, t'n. t.UiO&f
480-,O'nre 47; Al t i
F. A. VcccAJia.
Warrenton. Nov. 2, 1886.
Warrenton township gives Abbett
424, Bimukono SS. O'Hara 40. Semi
official return from tour townships
put Abbott rar ahead.
'H. A. Foots.
Warrenton, Nov. 2. 1886.
No other townships reported. Care-
raisuiwioi nepuoiican sou mates gives
O'Hara 600 votes.
H. A, Foote.
WhiUker 's.Nov. 2, 1886.
How is Cons rest) and coalition ticket?
Simmons ahead here.
W. W. Watson.
Wilson, Nov. 2.
Weldon and Enfield reduced O'Hara e
majority two years ago 711.
Y. E. Grek.n.
Whitaker's Nov 2.
Whilaker's precinct, Simmons, TV
Abbott, 78; O'Hara, 55.
L G. EsTte.
Ooldbboro. Nov. 2.
I think Simmons has carried North
ampton aDd Ilahfnx
Turboro, Nov. 2.
We have thrown this county for Ab
bott by ti?e hundred.
U. OlLUAM.
Tarboro, Nov. 2.
Abbott and White carry Edgecombe
by probably 1,000 plurality.
W. P. V ILUAUM'N.
Batlleboru, Nov. 2
Precinct number one: Simmons, 49.
O Hara, 38; Abbott, 112. 8. & W.
La Grange, Nov. 2.
This township gives Simmons 220.
O'Hara, 189; Abbott, 13. Dardeu.
(Dem.) 202; Gray, (Detn.) 20(i, Arthur,
(Rep.) 220; Warters, (Krp ) 215. Lorn-
ocratio gain of 53 for ( nr tMnan.
Small Democratic loss in mniiulr uml
Falling Creek to wnships.
WELDON, N. C, Nov. 2. 1HMJ.
F. M. Simmons:
Your majority here is 84t. Weldou
beats the world.
J. E. (jKUKK.
At Polloksville Simmons gains HI
votes, at Mhysville 68, over the Cleve
land vote.
Fourth Confrresslonal District.
Raleigh, Nov. 2
Much Democratic scratching here.
Nichols polling full Republican vole.
Democratio gains in first district. Vote
in sixth district about the same as IBM.
NSWS AND OnSKKVKU.
lateresUas; Kxpcrlcncfs.
Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer of
Columbus, Ga., tells his experience,
thus: "For three years have tried eyery
remedy on the market for Stomach and
Kidney Disorders, but got no relief, un
til I used Electrio Bitters. Took live
bottles and am now cured, and think
Electrio Bitters the best blood purifier
in the world." Major A. B. Reid, of
West Liberty. Ky., used Electrio Bit
ters for an old standing Kidney affec
tion and says: "Nothing has ever done
me so much good as Electrio Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Hancock
Bros.
Mr. Olsveland's Minister to England.
On the day that Cleveland was nom
inated Edwin J. Phelps was sitting on
the veranda of the Rockingham House
at Portsmouth, N. H., talking with As
sociate Justice Gray of the United
States Supreme Court. The business of
Mr. Phelps in Portsmouth at that time
was to argue a case before Mr. Justice
Gray. An old aoquaintance going by
stopped and said to Mr. Phelps:
"I see by the bulletin boards that you
have a Presidential oaadidate. "
Mr. Phelps looked up inquiringly,
and his friend said:
"It IsGrover Cleveland."
"You dont mean it?M exclaimed Mr.
Phelps in apparent great surprise.
"Yes," replied bis friend, he bas
received the nomination. Do you
know him?
"No, ssid Mr. Phelps, "I never saw
aim."
Well, tell me," asked his friend.
"what sort of a fellow is he, any how 'r"'
There was a silenoe of some moments,
when Mr. Phelps looked up and said:
"I will tell you what sort of a fellow
he is. He is about a fifth-rate lawyer.
Well, you may know what sort of a
sawyer he la when he abandons his pro
fession to become Sheriff ol Buffalo,
and br accident he was made Mayor,
and by a turn of the wheel of fortune
he became Governor or new iotx, ana
now he has been nominated, so you
say, for President. Of course he will
be defeated. The Democratio party
never had such a good opportunity to
elect its candidate as it bas this time
bnt thev have nut un Cleveland, whom
nobodv knows, and he is unfit and de
feat is certain. If they had nominated
Bayard, his election would have been a
foregone conclusion."
Justioe Gray sat quietly by, but with
a roguish twinkle in his eye, and, said
the gentleman who tells the story,
"Mr. Justice Gray, If he oould be in
duced to say anything about the matter,
would not deny it,"
A Deeter'e Weea.
Cuwroaoemu, Ga. , June 11.
For ten years I have been suffering
with muscular Rheumatism. Patent
medicines and physicians' prescriptions
failed to give relief. Last summer I
commenced the use of B. B. B. and ex
perienced partial relief before using
one bottle. I continued Re use and
gladly confess that it ie the best and
quickest medicine for Rheumatism I
have ever tried and cheerfully leeoav
mend ft to the public . .T -
i ' J. W. Raous, A..f I.D
' Bold in New Berne by B, N. Duffy
and E. H. Meadows. .:
: Wbata wsytorpeTl fish," said Pat,
when hssawtbsmme Fwhe on a shin.
But a more wonderful sjv.'i will be er
rc!d over that crrM-2 child of
years tkt li ; i'.f " 1 you awake,
.fveawi ltry Vr. L ull's Cough f yrup.
Geldabere Fair.
The Fair will be open Wedneeday,
Thursday and Friday, November Sd.
4th and 5th.
On regular trains from all stations,
round trip tickets will be sold, in
cluding admission to the Fair, at the
following reduced rates:
From Morehead City $3.85
" Wildwood 8.56
" Newport 8.46
" Havelock 8.20
" Croatan 2 85
New Berne 2.60
Tuscarcra ...
2 20
2.00
1.75
1.55
1.50
1 80
1.10
90
Dlnn, O. P. A.
Core Creek
Dover
Caswell
Kinston
Falling Creek ..
La Orange
Best s
W.
A Bliss and Deaf W oman.
Miss Minnie Wallace, of Atlanta, lost
her hearing, her sight and seue of
tatte. Sores oovered her body and
Uuibs. Her joints were swollen and
painful, her limbs paralyzed, appetite
lost, and she was kking out a miserable
life. Six bottles of B B. B. restored
her sight and hearing, relieved all aches
and pains, added flesh and strength and
she is now a well woman. Write to
her.
Sold iu Nyw Berne by H. N. l)utTy
and E. H. Meadows.
ADVICIC TO MOTHERS.
Mhb. WiNtsLow's Soothing Synth
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
colic, ami la the best remedy lor diur
bioa. Twenty-flve cents a bottle
jan24dtuthsatw' v
COMMERCIAL.
Don static m Austin.
Hekd cotton f 2 60.
Ootton Hekd S10 00.
TunrxNTUis Hard. 81.00 dip, fi.7.'.
Tab 75c. all. 26.
Oats New, 8Jc. in bulk.
COBN 55a 60c.
RlCK-50a60.
HlKK W A X 1 Tc . pr lb
Beef On foot, 3c to 5c.
OoL'NTUY Uamb 10c. war lb
Lard 10c. per lb.
Eoos 16o. per dosen.
Kkehh Pokk 4ia0c. per pound
PxaWUTb 50o. per bushel.
Foddeh 75c.a$1.00 per bund red
Onions $2.00a2. 35 per barrel.
Fixld Pxab 66a70c.
HID as Dry, lUc. ; frreen 5c.
Apples Mattamuskeet. 2j40c. , (iod
freys, tl.10.
PKARfl 75c. a8 1.25 per bushel.
HoNKY 86c. per gal.
T allow 6c. per lb.
Chkesk 14.
Ohioxbws G ro wn , 80a35c . . p i m g
20a26o.
Meal 70c. per bushel.
Oato 50 els. per bushel.
Turnip 50c. per bushel.
Irish Potatoes S2.75 per bbl.
Wool lOalftc. per pound.
Potatoes Bahamas. 80c. ; yams, 40c.
West Indias, 50o.; Harrison. 85c.
Hiiolus West India, dull and n m
inal not wanted. Building. 6 inch
beaux. l!3 00; saps, 1 1.60 per id.
WHOLESALE PRlOKS.
New Mxas Pore $11.50.
8hotjuer Meat 7c.
C. R. 's, F. B's. B.'s and L. C- 8.
Floub 8.00a6.00.
I..rd 71c. by the tierce.
NaIIA Basis 10's.82 50.
Bros a Granulated, 6Jo
CorrEE llal2c.
Salt 0a85c. per sack.
Mo la as xa axd Stbutb Maibe
Powdkh 88.00.
Hhot Drop, 81.75; buck, $2.00.
Kebobenb 9c.
For Sale,
To be delivered at NEWBEKN, or on
Neuse or Trent Rivers,
500 Bundles Delta Cotton
Tiei
200 Bandies Arrow Ties.
1. i I.I'm lota we will make LOW
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Oysters and Restaurant
Mkh S. A. WOMBLE has opened a
Fiit CUee Oyster Saloon and Restaur
ant . iu- door below Cotton Exchange,
am! , reparcd to furnish Oysters in
evci i -i v!e.
M at all hours. Families suppliep
suh i r bomea if desired. se28 dw8m
w
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LADIES wanted to get np Tea CI obi for onr
Pure Teas and Coffees. A host or nsefnl
ariiales to select irons as premiums. Bend for
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OSTsr I to ersrr uuh person that answer
tkts MyerthMment, ws will send free one
poosd of choice Test Address NATL TIC A.
vuim jtBiuu., hostokt, mass, lomwim
n Wkleker Bas
ils rand at some wita
oot nla. Beufe of jmii
tlcalars emit FREK.
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WOODEKWARE, CROCKERY,
SASH, DOORS, BUNDS.
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS
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.UNSURPASSED AS TO 4
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Middle hti , Next Door to
t'eui.,1 Hotel,
NEW BERNE. N. C.
"bargainsin
Meat, Sugar,
Soap, Molasses
And Syrup
At S. F. TEISER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
liKOAl) STKKET.
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SNDPPS AT MANUFAC
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AMI
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HACJOINO ANU TIES, Etc.
C'oodiKnmenls of (irain, Cotton and
other Produce solicited.
Prompt Attention i u arm u teed.
N. W. Cor. South Front and Middle Su.
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).' d if
Rock Lime,
Plaster,
Cements,
Goat Hair
R. O. E. LODGE,
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Take Notice I
Our store is filled with
Provisions, Groceries, Caned
Goods, Dry Goods, Crockery,
Etc. We keep a full line of the
Celebrated Prison Boots and
Shoes,
ALSO
C. S. Parsons & Sons Boo
and Shoes, ,,.1.1,,'.
Every pair warranted to giTMtis
faction. ... .
Country merchants and ths psopl.
generallr are requested to call and '
amine onr large stock before mrchss':
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ROBERTS & BR(L,!U
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COTTON BROKER S
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