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K 1 Daily hi OURNAL 't VOL. IX.--NO. 229. NEW BEP.NE. N. C. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS. '5 ;- 'ViV ... . a." it , .'I r. BUSINESS LOCALS. EXTRA. FINE LOT jut reoeired at OVERCOATS S3 St Barhingtos ox Baxter. PARTIES wishing to pay the assess ment in the Equitable Benefit As sociation, due January 1st, can do so by jailing on 8. R. Street. ARMOUR '3 Dm ed Beef, Finest Pressed Tutkeja in the city this eeaoo, and Fine Bologna, at J. F. Ires. In cold storace. Dm. 20, 1800. KID QLOVE3 0. Marks, sole agent fortheoelebrated Foster Lacing Kid Glovca, has just received today a large line, all shades and sizes. Every pair warranted. Price only $1 00; guaran teed to be as good as any $1 25 glore. Just what any lady will want for a Christmas present. dec 19-1 w A8PLENDID DISPLAY of HOLI DAY GOODS can ba eeen at the New Drag Score, Middle street, txmas C. 0- Green MINCE MEAT, English Plum Pud ding, Chocoolate, Tapioca, Evapo rated Apples, Prunes, Diied Apples, Improved Jelly, GelUiine, PreserveJ Ginger, Raisins. Citron. Curricts Nuts, Candy, Small Hams, Br akfntt Strips, Family Corned Beef, Codlish, Improved Sardines, Lea & Perrin's Siuoe. Toma to Cataup, Capers, Curry Powders White Beans, Soiled 0t. Ciuihd Wheat, Hominy, Macaroni, Vi-tmecelli. 8pieei, Dried Herbs, Fresh Rotated f'-offee. Fine Teas, Cocoa Smok d Beef Tongues, Chipped Beuf. Canned Goods. All fresh C E. Slover HOLIDAY GOOD3 have burst into developed life: a cleaner, freeher stock you can't find. Extracts. Toilet WaUra, Colognes 4711, Sictie-, I owder, and a nice line of Plush Gwds Good Whiak Brooms at 15o. Be j j at to 3 our parse; oonsult our oollec.ioa. The case is simple: we cannot allow any other folka to serve you either cheaper or better. That's why worthies', things at lowest prices always await you at Chas. C. Green's dec 17 txmas Ne Dm; Sioie. "V'EW GOODS ju3t received at JLN Churohill & Purser's, tuch as Mince Meat. Raisins, Currants Piunes Citroo, Dried Apple, Spices or all kinds, Bologna Sausages and Northern 8auaagee. Tripe, etc.. Macaroni and Cheese, Chocolates and GeUtines. All of the above are new and fresh; in fact we guarantee all our goods and pricoa. Just come in onoe and see what we can do; all we ask is one trial. Very resp Churchill & Parker, Broad st. ROBERTS & BRO. are receiving their fall stock Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions. They boy at headquarters and oan give you Low Prices. au26 Harrison's, McKinley's and Reed's Christmas turkey is crow. The Force bill is well named. It will force the Republican party into retirement. Davitt thinks the anti Parnell candidate in Kilkenny won by about 1.000 votes. SANTA Ulaus in not the Czar of Russia nor the Pope of Rome, but he is Supreme today. 0 18 the letter ot today. Christ masy Charity, Compliments of the f eason, Cakes and Candies. n "Confusion worse confounded" tl the latest state of theRepubli can Senatorial situation about the Finance and Election bill. Wk send the compliments of the , season to onr patrons. May you , all live to see many returns of this joyous day, and may each succeed log jeat be more richly freighted than its predecessor. Thb weather is beautiful. Our Heavenly Father has beenpropi tlons and the land has brought forth ', abundently. Let us with grateful hearts acknowledge his 'goodness and celebrate his praise in this season of festivity. ; It seems that an argument has been reached by Senator Yance and the 'Alliance. The Senator is right when he admits the right of the Legislature to instruct him but the Progressive Farmer is wide of the mark when it calls on town v- ahlna to instruct Renresentatives ' "WHO is Colonel Polk anyhowl" Exchange. Ask any of the old party politicians. They know only too well for their own comfort who Colonel Folk is..: Senator Ingalls. for Instance, would no doubt give a .li r'? good deal to know that the colonel ' was sleeping in the same bed with ' I.,1; the gallant ? MoGintyj for -the l" ' 1 1 speeches which Mr. Pold delivered - V.; ' in Kansas : recently are likely to -V.'" hate an 5 injurious, inflaence' upon the: Senators canvass f for re election. N. Y. Tioneer. " . If Jefferson and Madison, Clay, Webster and Calhoun were living and members of the Senate all of them would oppose the Force bill. There is not a sentence on record from any one of them that is m harmony with the provisions of this monster of iuiquity. Even Jackson, too most imperial of Presidents, never claimed such powers for the Federal Govern ment. Republican Senators need not look to Mississippi to find a chance to inveigh against the disfranchise ment of voters who cannot pay a poll tax or read or understand a section of the State Constitution. hey might investigate Senator oars State, and in that common wealth they would And exactly that abridgment of the franchise that they arn so ready to condemn in a Democratic State. There is no uncertain sound from the Irishmen of New York ity as to their opinion in the pres ent crisis across the water. They are for Mr. Parnell. In a tremen dous meeting at Cooper Union Friday evening, called by the officers of the National League, but three men voted against the warm resolutions of endorsement cabled to the Irish leader. LOCAL NEWS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. National Bank Statement. Baebinqton & Baxter Overcoats. Barqain Store A Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas to all. No finer weather for Christmas could d hoped for than we are having. The display of fire-works in front of Mr. E B. Hackburn's store last night ere muoh admired.) In-accordance with a time-honored oustom we and our employees will ob serve this greatest of holidays. We will suspend for two days. The next issue of the Journal will appear Sun day morning. There will be a Christmas tree tonight at the Church of Christ at eight o'clock The superintendent of the Sunday school requests the teachers to meet him at the church this morning at nine clock. There will be no service at noon. The usual noise and bustle attending upon Christmas times commenoed last ight in earnest. Fire crackers, toy pistols and tin boms were the preferred implements of the small boys, and he was the greatest hero who could make the loudeBt and most ear-piercing sounds. Fire broke out lat night at 11 o'clock in the hard ware and f urnitore store of E. Blgdon on South Front street. It was burning rapidly when discovered, but the quiok work of the department prevented the building being entirely destroyed. Mr. Rigdon's stook is near Iy a total loss. Steamer Nowberne, of the Old Do minion Steamship Company, will sail from New Berne for Norfolk, Va Monday, December 29th, and Friday, January 2d, 1801, of next week. There will be no steamer of this line to sail for Norfolk this week. The steamer Newberne will arrive here Saturday morning next. Advertisement will be changed next issue Schedule Annulled for Christmas. Information ia received from the office of the A. fe N. O. R. R. company that the schedule of the freight train will be temporarily susptnded for Christmas. There will be no freight train from Ooldsboro east Thursday neither will there be any from More- head City to New Berne Friday. The train will resume its regular schedule west to Ooldsboro Friday, leaving here as per sohedule at 1:89 p m. Tally Ho I Tally Hoi! Boots and Saddles, , Whipcord and Steel. The preparations for the Hare and Bounds chase are complete. The course which will be over the same ground as on Thanksgiving. Day baa been fully flagged ont with about sixty white and redfltgs. Two flags have been placed at each jump, and the course indicated so as to prevent mistakes., - - - N6 fee Is charged for entering and no subscription ot any kind It required. The starting point it at the railroad on Broad street and. the finish at the Oaks (Messrs. Haokburn and Willett's) Start , wilt take plaoa at a quarter to one, sharp. " ; t - ' . Persons in carriages are requested to be oareful, and not to get in the way of the horsemen. 5 . - .The chase may be beet seen from the Neuse road near End street. , Bemoval of Mr. C. H. Foy. Winston has made another valuable accession to her population in the re moval of Mr. Chas. H. Foy, an exten sive farmer of Jones county, to that oity. Some years ago Mr. Foy was In the grocery business in New Berne in partnership with Mr. J. E. Willis, and a gentleman of fine business qualifi cations. In Jones, his native county, he has been carrying on quite extensive farm ing operations, and has hold the esteem end confidence of the people there. A few years ago he was Sheriff of Jones oeunty. He intends to embark again in commercial life in Winston, and left here yesterday morning to get things in readiness for his family, who will soon follow him. - ad the Oyster Article. Walk or drive out to the Fair grounds and see for yourselves what great preparations are being made for the coming Fair, The Fair managers are oing their part magnificently. Now let all our citizens do theirs by filling every room and the coopj and stables full ot the finest exhibits ever shown at North Carolina Fair, A tremendous crowd may ba expected. Our past successes have given a reputation al over the State and beyond its borders, and this Fair is to be well advertised. U V. lid ward Bull is now going in every part of the State seeing that the great number of handsome lithographio advertisements received a short time ago are appropiately posted in con spicuous place) in every Important town. Personal. Prof. W. J. Dail, of Vance Aoademy. left yesterday morning for his home at Snow Hill, &X whieh plaoebe will spend Christmas. During the time Mr. Dail as been in our midst he made a very favorable impression on our citizens Quiet and friendly in disposition, courteous and refined in manner, skill ful in imparting information pleasant ly yet impressively, he has become a favorite with his pupils and with friends whom he has made in the city. Mr. Geo. N. Ives came up from More- head yesterday morning to spend Christmas with his family in the city. Dr. G. E. Bagby left to spend Christ maa with his family In Kinston. Mrs. H. B. Lane left for a visit to her father, Mr. E. H. Lane, at Core Creek. Mr. T. O. Kelly, of the Toisnot Rural Home and Sentinel, returned to Golds boro after spending a short while in the city in the interest of his paper. Mr. T. C. Howard returned home on the steamer Neuse of the E. O. D. line, from a business trip to Norfolk. Rev. Edmund Strud wick and wife, of Norfolk, came in on the steamer Neuse to spend Christmas with relatives in the city ; and Mr. J. W. Oast, supervis ing inspector of steamers, and Mr. W. H. Tooker, connected with a wrecking office at Norfolk, came In on business trips. Mr. J. W. Mixon, of South Creek. and Miss Rosa Miller, of Bay boro, left to spend Christmas at their homes, Mr. D. M. Jones went down to Beau fort last night to spend Christmas with his brother, Mr. J. B. Jones. Miss Blanche Patrick, daughter of . W. Patrick, Esq., of Snow Hill arrived on last night's train to spend the Christmas holidays visiting Mr. S. D. Pope 'a family, Our former townsman, Mr. C. T. Randolph, now of Kinston, came in last night to spend Christmas with his father-in-law, Mr. 0. Waters. Mr. Edward Hughes and family, of Texas, arrived last night for a visit to his relatives ia the oity. Mies Myrtle Pope returned from teaobing school a Dover, to spend the holiday! with her parents. The Journal' 'Moral" took the train east last evening to spend the holidays. . He did not say where he was going, but we'll bet that on his .re turn he will be talking about what a nice place it is about Harlowe. It is possible that are pretty girls elsewhere as well as in New Berne. LA GRIPPE. THIRTY THOUSAND OASES UNDER TREAT MENT AT NEW ORLEANS. . New Orleans. Deo. S3. The weekly report of the oity 'a mortality shows the largest number of deaths during any one week ever recorded here, lave when yellow fever prevailed la en epi demic form twelve yean ago, ass. The large death rate Is due, In the opinion of prominent physiolans, to the preva lenoeoi tne "grippe.-' or wnion tnere are bow nearly 80,000 oases under trettment here. . -' ' ,u "r CHILDREN BNJOT' . The pleasant flavor, gentle notion and soothing effect! of Syrup Of Figs, when in need of s laxative, and if the father or mother be costly of bilious the most gratifying results follow Hi use, so that it 11 tne beat family remedy known end I every family should have a bottle, - The Journal's Christmas tireeiioe to I Its Readers. 'Whatever the year has brought thee, Whether of weal or woe, The light of its waning hours Is shining over the snow. I know not whether it brought thee Harvest of golden sheaves, Or only the scattered gleanings Strown 'mid the fallen leaves. 'But whatever the year ha) brought thee, This thou mayst surely know: The friend of its golden sunrise Is thy friend in its evening's glow. 'Thine in this festive season With wishes kindest and best, In thy heart may the joy of Christmas And its benediction rest." THE OYSTER QUESTION. Legislation Needed to Prevent Mo. nopoiy ana to rrotect Our Citizens. EDITOR Journal: In the newsDSDers we nave seen articles from manv sec- . ... 1 lions or me state upon the oyster ques- won, some or wnion are misleading, umers uniDieiugiDie to inose not ao- anainted with the hnninofm All fall tr, suggest a solution to this all-imnortont question, usnce we would suneest to .. . . so amand the nrnnnnt In ws thur. nn rtar. sons shall hold title to more than ten soiea ui uroier rrounaa. ana runner that no stock company or collection of persons be allowed to hold title to more than ten acres, and further that any sucn person or company wno may have possessed themselves of more than ten acres be dispossessed of the same, and mat they revert again to the State and Deoome pucno ground, and also that any person who may have entered oyster grounds and have transferred the same to other parties be annulled tne right ot again entering oyster grounds, and that no person who has not resided continuously within the State for at least one year ba granted title to oyster ground, and that no person be allowed to tong, rake or dredge oysters from publio grounds 01 tne state ror at least one year, and tuat no vessel 01 any size, class or sig oe anoweu to areage oysters from puD no Rrounds without no liconse be ri,6?6"; .vU.u Uo oiaw, .1111 tmUU urcugiuK uonuuweu m less aepm man A 1 : 1 I I 1 ' I , . I . . turn! lA.tnf.f.r .nH lk. . n... k T7r ' . I son be allowed to take oysters fromi bedbs wttVe11 w7 "of tKafe itnuut huodidk ana returning an 1. ..,.! i . small oysters and dead shells to thel5i..i , B ana AZrrtu1" mf . ! w thetmea8Ur,?- 'S?.tlhai8t bJ j. m .. . . , . , ' , " . 7 . , 7 , "I tKm.Pei.b!rfue:if neoessary the observance of these laws. The existing law was intended to prevent monopoly but they fail in that purpose. It forbids any person to take up more than ten acres of oyster grounds, but does not say that he shall not bold more, and those who wish to own more have been evading the law by having other persons to enter the grounds and sell them to them at a nominal price. In this wav large tracts have been taken np nntil a thousand or more acres are now owned by sinsle corporations. These parties are having the oysters taken up from the public grounds and plaoed upon their own private beds by the hundreds of thou sands of bushels. If this wholesale transfer continues for a very few years the puoiio beds will be exhausted and the oysters will be upon private beds Awnarl kw sa fn In t fa! flu la Tkla vw www j sat iv ww luutv tuusitoi auio territorial question is the most impor - tans one to oe soivea. ine remeay is to pan a law forbidding any person, oompany or corporation to own more than ten aores of the oyster ground. Experience. A Blar Gun. Asbuht Park. N. T., Deo. 23. The Government engineers, stationed at Sandy Hook, tested the new thirty foot cast steel rmed stun yesterday. The gun stood the 250 (pound oharge and dropped shells a distance estimated at fifteen miles- Private Adley was terri bly injured by a heavy steel bar which was hurled from the gun by the recoil. The Body of a Missing Woman Dial covered In a Well. Charlotte, N. C, Deo. 23 Seven I weeks ago the wife of a Ed. Wallace, colored, of Wadeaboro, was missed.! Her husband said she had left him and he left Wadesboro to hunt her. The other day a negro woman said she dreamed the missing woman was in the well of tne house where she had lived . InveStigatiOn'verifled the dream.and the posed condition. The water from the wall had tunn In dull nni ar linna the woman was missed. iaaaia ii w uu hvouuvu. PANAMA. Deo. 23. The agreement ior tne extension 01 tne ranama oanai m a. a oonoessnn, wnion was signed some dava asro was annroved bv Cono-ress !S!SljyjP?Sfcfi!2!,g5? esajA vseasscn vu iuu viu aajDve iuii Wyse will arrive here on January; oth, to reorganlee the office and to make preparation! for tho renewal of work on tho canal. ,: ' T.m Take He- Btsfc In buying Hood'! 8arsaparilla, for it la everywhere reOOgnised a! thfl Standard buildinK-nn medislne and blood rmrl- tier. U hM WOn ItS way tO the front tf - . - .... w . It! OWn IntrlnSiO merit, and has, ..., . ... . . . . largest sale Of any preparation of Its fssi Jt WrvSrt h tnJi?J SnJ0? kinii ,i, Am l.n.ui:IM,.i. -111. i?1'SAhB "n ?.". said eponty, in - n--- ----- flrm thhtSUtemenW If you deoide takauood'a SarsaparlU do not beln"" -w ?"""""1 duo4 to; bay an"thing else instead. "xLVl&Sa'fiS i W es.sure wgetuooa s . . -j ,.; SHIPPING NEW S. ARRIVED. Steamer Carolina from Grifion with cargo cotton Schooner Cherubim, Capt. J. Nelson, from New York, Schooner Robert J. McAllister, Capt. Jos. Morris. Schooner R J. Poulson, Cspt. F. J. Fitzgerald achooner K K. Wilson, Capt. E iuh Lupton. Schooner Ella R. Hill, Capt. HeDj Hill IN TORT Steam barge Wm. R McCabe, Capt E. B. Williams Schooner Geo. House, Capt. Cjmpton. Schooner John R. P. Miore. Capt Jos. Cask ill CLEARED Steamer Neuse, of the E. C. D. line, with cargo general exports, and pes senders. steamer Kineton for Kinstoa with 'u11 carK general merchandise, and passengers. notes Steamer Kinston Kinston will t.j luaar- I Steamer Howard will sail for Trcn 1 nn T7 : j . .1 . . . , luu lluy muming imiso ciock Earthquake In Tennessee. a.iuiiLLE, ljec. &&. inure was a decided earthquake 6hock here this morning about 0 o'clock. Persons in I tho oity today from the surroujidiog country report mat tne snook was so I severe that bouses were sunken and dishes rattled. In the oitv manv Der sous were aroueed from their sleep and mucn startled by the shock. The Henry TV. Grady Hospital. Atlanta. Dec. 83. The corner atone of the Henry W. Grady hospital was laid today with fitting ceremonies I The Grand Lodge of Masons conducted the exeroises and Hon. Pat Calhoun de livered the formal address. Today is the anniversary of Gradv's death and was selected as appropriate for these magnificent monument to the memory of the great Georgian ('levelnnil nnr Npyt The signs of the times show plain!, thutDrncorni.r.lJ .ill k. .... . I - w v. . v.uuu 1,111 UD UU1 11C At pu.:j.. a .1 .... .-j KVIOBDCB OI the fact is that Big Ike, the Clothing u : j t.- , S P"? ..!" u uuiuik uusiuuBs nours. ano ;:u: ' , L. umniu uuo vi luetsB nam in anv wav will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Two of Big Ike's clerks are all boys, and it would be well (or all the parents of New Berne to notify tir boy. that there is trouble ahead for them if they trouble one of these boys in any way. Parents, take warn ing and keep your boys out of trouble and raise them right. All our Many Custo mers have our Best 1 www ji l WlSiieS lOr E MESBT CHRISTMA8. " BARGAIN STORE." declO if STATE OF NOBTH CAROLINA, I In Superior Court. uouniy or craven, j Edward W. Ashley, Starkweather & Co vs. A. L. Gregory and J, 8. Perry, trading as Notice to J. 8. Perry : The defendant J. 8. Perrv. nhnvn nampil will take notice that an action entitled us above has been commenced lu the Superior uvuri, ui uraveu cuuniv. to ODtAin a tide- ment acalnit the laid defeedanta for uamta sold and dtllvered, and the said defendant Court of 8ald county, to be held on the 3d Monday before the lit Mondar In Hurnh. iK-RS S?1 aon la ,"d cnnty-,n i win appiy me court ior tne relief do B0a ln"l.a SmPit. a I a lAim wv MUa auffVi dtd a. w. carpf.ntf.r car. Sat North Carolina, 1 lnHuperlor Count, of Craven. j Court. The First National Bsnk of Jersey vs. The nae w ater ijana ana Lumper uompaLy. Notloe to the Tide Water Land and Lumber oompany The defendant. The Tide Water Land and Lumber Oompany, will take notice that an action entitled as above has bsen 00m menotd In tha Superior Court of Craven oounty, to obtain a judgment against the said defendant for money paid on draft ae by to anmar at the nut term of tha Rnnarior 1 win rnrinnr lakh nniina inftB ir, ia ranntrari the Court of said oounly, to be held on the 1 . . . ... . . r. 1 n.n iwiutr. a., Buiwvr uc aamur to the eompmint in aatdaetloor the plaintiff . . js. w. wAKr a!uKTS, c. s. c. REPORT OF THE CONDITION "F Tin; National Bank of New Berne, At New Berne, in tho State of North vaiuuua, ai me close of business, December 19, 190. liEliUUkClX LOans and discounts -n.-o-.i-.,-. . 1 ?265,132A7 4,918 09 25,000.00 67,328.21 9,771.83 uinmaim, b cureu and UD secured - U. S. Bonds to scam- 1 .11 il lation (Fours) - Stocks, securities. cluiisH, i-:c. Due from approved ivt-eiye agents - Duo from oUkt National Banks - Due from State Banks ;,ml bankers Bankinc-h; , furniture, andtixtui. Other real esutj ami ir.i.-i-Rages owce l Current expenses aa. I ttxra paid - . . Fractional paper . ui ivncv nickels, and eri t. Specie - Leal temK-r i;..;, Redemption I'a:: ! u a,:; l Treasurer , percent of cir culation) 17,648.73 20,548.05 15,000.00 15,739.15 3,727.33 40 33 4.016.0O 18,092.00 1,125.00 Tola! - I-lAilli.lTU-; Capital Fto k p.-iM ui - Surplus fund - -103,085.88 -100,000.00 70,000.00 24 915.27 21,820.00 100.00 - nmviiie I pro;,;-, National Bank 1. :, - , stand in;; Dividends unr :;i i - Iniiividu.il den. . ,:!. to chock - i?i ; Time cei ti!L'u;i s f deposit, - . f j 7.; Cashier's ci'dii outstanding . ( I Due to oihr National B , Due to Scat," I bankers J13, 540.35 5,395.40 2,314.30 , Total- '03,085 83 STATE OF NDBTIl rAlMBLVA, ) C'ol.ntv of (.'KA i:v, ' ) 88: I, O. II. UuliKias, Cashier of tho above-named bank. , solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. C II. Koi:i:i;ts, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21th day of December lsQO. J. K. H. CAKIt WVAV, N. P. 1 orrect .ttet: J. A. IiltYVN. T:: S. V - f J- H. HA' ici.ntN-. i Directors. Ai.i:x. Jlti.LEit, ' We invite you to rxamiao tho goods that cama luet evening. 000 of tho nnny bargains we offer you today : A Satin Finish Bright Cut Engrai ing Quadruple Plated Tea Set of six pifcr-8, very haudsomo, 825 00, re duced from S35 CO. One lot of Silver, at greatly roduoed priceR, must be sold today: 1 Picklo Fork, ?:J "JO, reduced from ??5.00. 1 Jelly Spoon, ju'.d bo.vl. 3.25, re duced from ?." 50. I Jelly Snoon. prM hnwl. 3.90, re- uced from S0.CO1 1 Fish Knife nn Fork, ?13.00, re- duced from 25 00. 1 dcz. Coffee Bpooas. S9 00, reduced reduced from from $12 50. 1 Pie Knife, SlO.S.). Via M. 1 (iravv Ild!e. -'.00. r.fiiic..! from Sll 00. 1 Sugar Sifter. j?5 00 rodnrpH 86 75. The abou' coaja urn Sterling Silver handsomely cased, beautiful pattern. and .New Uoods. We bave no c i H" it 1 aa to palm ed. Oar staple as these from sto:k in fii "The Groc BELL TEE JEWELER. Christmas COMES BUT OHCE A YEAR." Call an 1 see my bsaut'.fal line of Meerchaum Pipes, Cigar Holders, &c, Justopenod. Also a line of the Finest Cigars and Smoking Tobaccos in the city. tfrnnda too numerous to mm 3. I also have a Full Fresh Stosk of Fine Confectionery, nocoiate Mixtures, French Candy and Pure Stick Candy, Fruits of All Kinds, Bananas of the finest, I will sell during the Holidays at"2dc'.$pcr dozen,1 3 for afiick. Malaga Grapes JfigW '"baleaj eto!, e' j j .1 All Fresh Stock and Fine Ooodi. A2 1 MIDDLE STREET. id Children Cry for r;
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