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'AIM VOL. XIL-NO 270, NEW BERNE. N. C. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1894 PRICE 5 CENTS OURNAL. 0 V BCSIXCSS LOCALS. XTRAflqe stall ltd beef this morning. n.r BJTFOKD, JRY "Coil Oil Johnnj 8op" beet ia tb world Inr any purposr (sundry, kitchen, toilet, btn or re moral of greaaa spirts from kid glove, Ac One Died joa'll nerer b without it. For Ml. by J. F. Tatlo. A MCE floe lot of chickens. J. W, Sxsixwqod. , HENRY Brown's Is tb pise for floett Brosd creek sod nelson lay oysters Prompt deUrcrr, from bench corner Macs drag store. UNTIL father aotios we will not 'deliver anr bread on the streets, but will be glad to have yon send to the store for it. Send abiat ore to fret it nice and not. . . Respectfully, r : Clake Baeibq Co. " NOTICE is hereby gived that oertiBcate Na 1 a lor S ahuM of stock in aeries Ms. - 1 of the New Berne Building Loan Asso ciation Has been lost ana insi application jur UUJIIUBW w uuuis iwi lino uuui ber of shares: is said series will be made. Jomr 8. Mamx. Teb. 7, 1804. . CJlm ALL persons hsring claims airainst me will plea, present tliem at ot.ee for in- fnediaU payment. 1 can ue lonna at my old stand until further notice. ... C. E. 8uvr.a. A KINO and Geutle Horse six years old for sale. C. E. Si ovbb. .MUTTON Suet for medical use, Sets per cake. ". v i VfAM is. KEtsos. , No. 07 Brcvi 9t. Jl FRESH lot of Landreth's & Johnson A Bobbins seeds just received at t . (jaskill's Phabmact. FOB Sale and Rent Lot on Middle St. Apposite Catholic rectory, terms reasona ble. Also office on lot adjoining Pres . byterlan cburch yard lor rent. Apply to '.I 11. Ii. UIBB8. LOCAL NRWS. ASir ADVERTISEMENT Honar.i. flunks Darins Fair Week. - J. F, TyiorrS wo, soup, soip. W. D. Wallace -Take notice N. Wbitford -Stall fed bef. J. G. Bunight Masonic Notice D. F. Jams Dress goods, carpets, etc COTTON 8 ALES. Tuesday- at T to 7 1-4. The new life saving station at Ports " mouth is being constructed. It is the finest on the North Carolina cont. - . . ' Our townsman, Mr. W. B. Boyd, has btjon commissioned a depoty marshal! at New Berne by Marshall 1 Carroll. The Choral Clul meets tonipht at eight o'clock promptly at the Collegiate TnMitttte. . The New Berne Reserves have invited " the Wilmington Reserves to the Fair as their guests. - Season tickets. (Have you secured vourst It will cost you a half dollar . more after four days than if purchased ' - today.' -l Iferobersot the fire companies are re 'qnosted by an officer to look after their uniforms now and see they aro in perfect - condition for the parade. The Department of Agriculture says ..that the farmers are now more forward in . their work and are working harder than In many yeli. . - B. J. Keech, an aged and feeble citizen of Edgecombe county, went over to Pitt county and sold some lands belonging to ; Ferdinand Brown. The latter, while Keech was returning home, pulled him , out of his buggy into a creek, beat 'and nariy drowned him before help came. ' . Madame Rumor bas it that Capt. Mike ' F. Morton, pf Harlowe, is dead, the re . suit of diving to stop a leak on the tng Irene. We are glad to inform any of the Captains friends who were made .neasy - fcy the report, that it is not correct, he - was sick only two or three days and is - now his at regular employments as usual. Little Sadie, infant daughter of Rev. 0 Wi Starling, died at Mr. D. W. Aman's, Palo Alto, Onslow county on the 8th inst, shs was the only child and not quite five months old, but hid won the affections of of ber parents as nothing else csuld. The . parents are comforted with the thought that she is now an angel of liglif, and as . such tbey will again meet ber,. ; v'; The Culinary Department. ': . The following Ladies on the Culinary Comuiitteo are requested to meet at the . Fair grounds Thursday morning at 10, o'clock. .: '.'''.:,:''.;!' Mrs O. Marks, Mrs W. B. Swindell, Mrs John Dunn, Mrs TJ; 8. .Mace,' Mrs 8. B, Street, Mrs T. A. ' Green, Mrs J.t WJ Biddle Mrs Jot Kinsey, Mrs Enoch Wads worth, Miss Vsria Keho, Mrs George Gaskill, Mrs Boyd, 'Mrs Blunt, Mrs J. E. Latham, and" Mrs Teoinans. "? :J, - - ,v ' L. : A Karrow Esc ape, : ' v .,:' An alarming ruuawuy ' took place on Craven street yesterday but fortunately without serious consequences. 1 Mr. J. E. Kornegay of Dover and Mr. Y,n;s'1it Moore of the city were occupants :':' bujjy, the horae hitclieil to which V ! e unmanageable. ' Mr. Moore was t;: nn out as the horse turned the corner t t T . 1 1 sf ret't. The full was a danger- o-e 1 : t Mr. MoorC providentally jury. ! r on the li or- '1 w!:liout a 1-1 ' i ' ,n. Arrested For Slere-Bobblnn -A young man named Channcey Gore, was arrested yesterday charged with lar ceny. Witnesses were examined oa one charge against him, he waived examina tion on two otusrs and was bound over by Mayor Ellis to Court in the sum of 400. ' v . , Our readers will recall that several show windows in the business part of ths city have from time to time been broken at night and a portion of their contents stolen. The store of Messrs. L. Sc'nulti & Co. wss . thus served recently end sracng a lot of clothes taken was a pair of shoes or rather one shoe was taken frcm each of two pairs. Mr. Gore wss seen wearing a mis matched pair and was arrestsd on suspicion and upon searching Mis trunk the other articles were found, also two pistols belonging to other psrties. The shoes are mates to the ones at Mr. Schulti Mr. Gore claims that lie is inne:ent !ie says he 'iought sll the clothing from a colored man Saturday night before last st a very low price, the man claiming that tbey did not fit biui and be wanted to get out of town. lie says further tbst be obtained one f the pis tele by swapping snd the other by pur chasing it Irom s man he docs not know except by sight the same being the case with the one from whom lie got the clothing. Illusion Entertainment For the Fair. Prof. W. R. Lynn, the illusionist, who showed G.iletea at the Fair three years ago auived by str. Albemarle accompa nied by bis wile. Prof. Lynn lirins with him a ll.ie linr of illusions for ths Fair, lie lias the Sodduss ol the Sea. This part of the i x hiliiton is g )in on continuously while any one is in the building. He will show, also, the olectrica' stat ue a beiuUful exhibition of ulecirial fiuurcs playing around and adorning a living lady. Gahtea will also s brought out agiiu on the same plan rs before, but with different changes, and this docs not exhaust the list of marvels. Notwithstanding the increase in what he shows, Prof. Lynn holds to same old low price, 10 cents. Those who liave ever een one ol Ins exhibitions know that 116 11114 so met li i lilt good in sore for all. Tbey are Coming. A private letter wo received yesterday Iroin Beaufort, announcing the coining of the writer and a friend to the Fair adds: "There will be a g.iod number from tins place." In correspondence we received yester day from Swanshoro oxurs the follow ing paragraph: "Well, next week is Fair week at New Berne. We sre coming and every body around, both in Onslow and Carter et county are coming, so they say." These are specimens of what it being heard on every side. Join the multitude and be at the Fair, see the exhibits and attractions, and meet your friends from every direction at the same time. It is an opportunity that no one should neg lect. , Mill Bnraed. On the night of the 2nd inst., the saw and grist mill of Dr. W. J. Montford of Ward's Mills, Ooslow connty,"was burned with all the appurtances thercfo belong ing, consisting ot saw and fixtures, four large rocks, a lot ofcorn and meal, km ber and logs on hand, &c, also cotton gin and fixtures. The loss to the doctor wss over $1,509 with no insurance at all. tt is a serious blow to him. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary when first seen it was on top of the roof, it occurred in the night when no one was there, hence the lose of everything..!.: If it was a set fire it is hoped the incendiary will be caught and dealt with according to law. . Dr. Montford is one of Onslow's best citixens, a very gobd jnan, and it is said that if he bad an enemy anywhere it was not known publicly. ; :T : - The loss not only falls heavily on him self but also on the citizens around for many miles,' who depended on the mill. We understand the community have offered to help Dr. Montford re-build and it is hoped he will do so. '' St. Valentine's Day. . - . - " St., Valentine, according to some eccles iastical writers, wss a bishop,', who - wss beheaded at Rome in the year 270.' . He was said to be such a good . man, and so famous for love and charity, that the custom of chooosing valentines on his festival day, February 14tb, took its rise from thence. Others derive the I custom from the alleged fact that; birds choosaJ their mates on or about the 14th of Feb ruary. wv-f'X And' still other authorities say it comes from an old heathen" custom, prevalent at Rome, ..which was celebrated ' early in February, and during which tha names of young women were placed in a -I box from which they were, taken by ; young men, as chance directed, and the one who drew a girl's name was supposed to have influence upon her affections, and slit upon his. . Coming and Going. Mrs. W. H. CsdUouruo returned from Wilmington list night y:-:s X.iiinie Street returned from Hal ifax '..! re she' has been visiting Miss Jcnive r.'.'n. J BICE EXTRIES The Henea that Will k ia the Races, aad Their Owners. The entries tor the Fair bones bsve closed with thirty-nine horses entered. The horses and their owners are as fol lows: New Berne entries. Abdailah Chief, Jr., and Ananias, owned by Dr. Leinster Duffy, Helen 8., by R. P. Will iams; Play Boy, Wo, Ellis; Sam, B. Halm; Prince Leon, M. H. Sultan; Com bine M. Ilahn; Gray Dick, P. M. Draney; Dominion, The Oaks, Ida May, Marks man, and Mamie Well, by TIackburn it Willett. Entries bevoii 1 ili.city are: Pattie Mine, Castile, and B. L. (' , by M. II. White, Hertford, N. C. Fiddlesticks, W, H. Jojncr, Gu.js'-u.-,;; Bias, Minnie Rus aril, Liokou. and Lisas, from Alamance Farm by L. Holt; Jim Sberrill and Flurry W. C. Farley, Salisbury; Ban Wilkes ngelus and Miss Thompson by T. M. Hewitt, Wyanoke; G. A. B., and Charlie G., by J A. Burns, Fayetteville; Limber Jim, by D. 8. Simmons, Wnshington; Lynch, by Hannoo and Kelly, Norfolk; Maggie Watkins, by O. M. Harding, Jr , Durham; Star Uawkjhy A. Whyte, Puila delphia; Jim, by J. W. Sinaw, Wicksrillt N. C; Janur, by J. W. Baker, Tarboro; Cyclone, by E. Lyon, Baltimore; Nettie D. by S. It Nelson, Richmond: and D.isliwooil and Sarah, by Jos. Lassiter, Richmond. NO. 1 3 MINUTE CLASP. Pattie Mine, Ananias, IMay Boy, Sam. and The Oaks or Ida May. NO. 2 RCNNtNO. C.i'tile, Fiddle Sticks, Hellen S., Biss, Combine, and Murksman. no. 32:40 ri.Aa.s. Jim Shcrrill, AbdaHab Chief Jr. Bin Wilkes, G. A. B., Prince Leon, Limber Jim, ami Mnmiu Wells. no. 4 2:35 class. Lynch. Limber Jim, Mnnie Wells, Maggie Wat kins, and Slar Hawk. no. 5 RUNNING. Jim. Fiddle Sticks, Flurry, J.inur, Cas tile, Hellen S, Gray Dick, .Minnie Russell, Comiiiue, Murksui m. no. 62:37 tlasc. Lynch O. A. B., Mamie Wells Maggie Watkins, and Cyclone. no 7-2:50 class. P.itlie Chief Jr. Mine, Jim Sherrill, Abdullah Play Boy, G. A. B., Prince Leon, mill The Oaks. NO. 8 FREE FOR ALL Miss Thompson, Lissa, Dominion, Star Hawk, and Cyclone. NO. 9 RUNNING RACE. Janur, Castile. Flurry, Fiddlo Sticks, Hellen S.. Jim, Gray Dick, Bias, Combine and Marksman. no. 102:30 class. B. L. C,. Angelus, Charlie G., Lookout, Dominion, Nettio D., nnd D.ishwood or Sarah. NO. 11 CONSOLATION IlAC'li. NO 12 RUNNING RACK. Flurry, Fiddle Sticks, Hellen S Bi.is, Combine, and Marksman. Superior Court. - State ts Henry Hendricks, col. Lar ceny. Guilty. Sentenced to 12 months in the penitentiary. Btato vs Georgiana Rowe, col. Lar ceny. Not guilty. State vs Robert Love, col., assault and battery. Guilty. Sentenced to 30 days in jail. State vs Henry Lee, col., A. and B. Guilty. 80 days in jail. State vs Henry Potter, col., abandon ment. Guilty. State vs John Webber, col., carrying concealed weapons. Guilty. Judgment suspended upon payment of cost. State vs John Webber, col., A. and B. Guilty. 80 days in jail. Ths entire afternoon was taken up with the murder case, State vs Wm.Uum phrey, .col. The jury was not com ploted.. The Aten jurors chosen on it are: Hezekiah McCotter, J. L. Mc Adams, B. L Willis, David Rowe, Benja min Davenport, J. M. Howard, H. A. Brown, J. W. Harrell, col., Ezekiel Wil liams, col., and Amos Jones, col. A venire of SO and another of 20 was ex hausted to obtain thesj , ten jurors. An other special venire of 40 was ordered for this morning. ' The case will be resumed this morning. A Tictory for Kew Berne Poultry, ': ; ? Mr. W. H; Bray, proprietor of Green Place Poultry yards, recently sold a pen of BrownJLeghorus to Mr. R. E. ' Steed, Secretary and Treasurer? of . the . Duolap Hardware Company of Macon, Ga. Mr. Steed was more than pleased with the "birds" and exhibited them at theAtlan- ta'Poultry Show, the greatest exhibit of the kind . ever held South. . Mr. S. . H. Drevenstedt,; editor of ' th American Poultry Fancier, one of the highest au thorities of the country en poultry ,wa judge of the poultry.: u. V;''' A letter from Mr Steed to Mr. Bray tells the result thus:v yv Vv s';:"s'i "The chickens I got lrom you Sivept everything id Atlanta." wj.:'-c;-iV: The record of the score taken from the Southern Fancier is as follows:'. '.'- i Brown Leehorns. R. E. Steed. Macon. Ga., cock'l 1st and 2nd 84 1 4, 94; hen 1st 2nd 8rd 95, 98 1-4, 98; pullet 1st (tie) 2nd and 3rd 95, 94 1-2, 94; pen 1st and 3rd. Fred Klooz, Nsshvillle, Teho.. cock'l 8d 93; pullett 8d 94. .: ,? New Berne poultry is making a great reputation and Mr. Bray S yards are doing their full measure in bringing the result about. No one visits his place without expressions ol nign annnration at his large flocks of all the most popular breeds and the great beauty aud excel lence ot tli e specimens composing them. AtiltXT C 'NsOLIDaTIO i. Report of lh City's Proxy Iroas the W. " Sc X. Jt It. aire Inr and ae:lea of the Council. At a s;i.c inl inee'iug ol the Bnnl of city co.incil t lie alxiya report of the city Proxr was adnpte l an I resilntions pas ed inti'sting against the consolidations ami notifviiig tbot tep-i wmihl taken to restrain it. The city mw owns one lourt': ol the stuck in the portion ol the road between New Berne aud Jacksonville, considered the mist valuable part nnd not only a fourth of the railroad, hut a fourth ulto of 83,000 a'-res of pocosin land that goes with it. To the Hon. Mayor and Board of City Council of the city of New Berne. Gentlemen: I have the honor to re port that in oVedience to your com mind, I attended the annual meetiig of the Cirolina Land & Railway Company which was held in the Company's office in the city of Wilmington on the '8th day of Fcb'y 1894. All the stock, aggregat ing $200,000 was repreaentcd. A proposition (a copy of which I hand y u Herewith) was made to consolidate and merge the Eoat Carolina Land & Railway Company aud ths New Beine and Norfolk Railway Co., into one cor poration to be known as the Wilmington, New Berne Jk Norfolk Railway Co., con ditioned so that the W. N fc N. Rail way Co., should assume all liabilities of both companies and own and enjoy all all resources of both' companies. The capital s-.ock of t he W. N. & N. Railway Company to be $1,200,000. The following are some of the argu ments ail?anceil by those favoring the proposition 1st, It would do away with a large luce which is necessary to keep the books and accounts even of a small rail Way com pan v. 2 1, That the charter of the K. V. L. A Railway Co , w is very narrow and un desirable. 3.1. That it would be impossible to ever extend further north under the E. C. L. & Ry. C i's. charter as that provides only for the expenditure of f 300,000. I was inlormcd that the hooded in dcbte.lue3 of the W. N. it N. Ry. Co., wos $01M,000 and of the E. C. L. & Ry. Co., $4112,000. I diil not think it to the interest of the vity of New liernc to make the proposed consolidation and the fo lowing are some ol my re,ions lor it, viz: 1st. The i. V. L. A Ry. Co., traverses by far the best developed and most valua ble of the territory add I believe t tic 38 miles of the E. C. L. & I?y. Co., capable of earning conr.iilcrahiv more thin the other ",0 miles of the W. N. & N. Hy. 2nd, The city of New Berne now owns 25 percent of 200, 000 haed on 38 miles of road whereas by consolidation it will own but 4 per cent of if 1,200,000 nascd on 88 miles of road. 3 1, To take the bonded indebtedness ol the two roads as a basis it would seem that by the consolidation we should own 11 38 100 per cent of the stock erju.il to $130,500. For these reasons I opposed the con solidation aud voted the 500 shares of the city in the negative. The results stood: For cousolidation 1,500 shares Against " 500 shares. I have to report that I received most courteous treatment from the officers ot the road. I especially reler to Mr. Whiting, the genial manager and Mr. Whitlock, the treasurer. I am your obedient servant, J. E. Latham. Timely and Interesting Articles by Chas. Hallock. Mr. Charles Hallock has a timely arti cle in the February number of the "Southern States" magaziue entitled "New Berne in Bloom,'' which describes the sequences of blooming in forest, orchard and garden from January to June and which the editor declares is "a very delightful paper, carrying with it the odor of the flowers, causing one to for get, while reading it the raw east winds and the grip-laden atmosphere of the north.'' Mr. Hallock has also two other articles on the South in the current magazines, one of which appears in the "New England Magazine," (Boston) for Feb ruary, bearing the tittle of "A Southern Gentleman's Estate'' and describing the plantation of Dr. Capehart at Avoca, N. C, from earliest colonial tiices to the present. The other is printed in the Chicago "Sports Afield;" and relates to truck farming around Norfolk snd the fhoot ing premises of Currituck Sound. It is entitled "Ducking and Trucking." , Mr. Hallock is now systematically working up Southern industries and business openings through the northern and western pre?s and has printed seven teen articleralready. The coming of Mr. Hallock to New Berne was worth much to the city and section., " He loves the South and is de lighted with New Berne. Being a valued correspondent of a number of leading magazines he has brought the region be fore the country in a way ' that cannot fail to redound to its advantage.. ' We are glad to learn that Mr. Hallock will be at the Fair next week. ; " ' . Bead This t Youna men tott are cord'ally invited to attend our union Bible reading held every Friday night at ths Epworth Leag ue room on Middle St, beginning at 7:80 p., nu Strictly . undenominational wo fievers and unbelievers all welcome. - - L. C. Ejuutt, Leader, j'- 1 . " " Tj--a, . ; Masonie Kotlee , Ths regular Communication ot St. John's Lodge No. 8 A F. A A. M. will be held m their Hall tonight as 7 o clocx. Lt's have's full attetidanee. ;t ': . Visiting Brethern Cordially invited Course ia Master degree; - . . -' - - V: - J. S. BASSiOHti ; Presidential iDDointnenta. Msnv prcsidi niiul appointments were 1 . 11 1 . . iiiaou aion.iay .mung iiiein wert) me following: P.tiuas:crs W. T. Ita,kw.-ll, Our ham, N. C ; M ittlrm M.udy, New Bertie, N C; Edwin Hann.. WiNon, N. C; J. B. Slirrrill, Concur I, X C; and W. II. C '11 iimi 1 i os . r 1 1 1. I C 1 1 ti 1 1 1 1 n I , Va, Collector 1. f C.Mu m --Win. It Kenan, district uf Wilmington. X. C John Barrel!, of Oregon, ) l.. Minister Resident and Consul tleniiul ol the I'nited States to Si nn ,- Tlios It. Jerni gin of North Carolina, In lie l.'uited States Consul Cn-neral ::t Shanghai, China. I'I.EAsE SEND ME VAI.E.VTINE, SOWEBODV. St. Valentine's d.iv is iiuv lu-ri'. And I'm an old woman, I know, Win) ceased thinking ut posit-, md Cupids, And trne-lorer knots long ago. My autumn is very m ir winter, I've almost forgotten the Spring, But please send me a valentine somrlio.1v, J Jst for the fun of the thing. That the women still youthful and prett , Whose lives are yet liapp. and bl ight, Should get all the rhymes of the teasou Really does not appear to me right, Let ibeni take the love poems. 1 nk but A verse that will pleasant thoughts briug .' So please send me a valentine -oiiirbo !v, lust fir the fun of the thing. A Fnble fur the Times. UV tjriKCKT HI II 1. HUM r :i. Once there m a givat king who ruled over a great city on one uf the i.lands of the Ocean. The king took a great fancy to a rat which he had sern in his buy hood on the continent. He therefore purchase 1 and imported a vast immliL-r of rat. Alter thirty years lb" rats had so multiplied that they became an intolera ble nuisance. Then the people in their wrath detbioi.ed the king and set up a new ruler. The new king appointed a number of policeman to kill the rals, but the rats continued to multiply. Then the people demanded to know why the ruts were not destroyed. The king replied "we cannot de-trov in unit year the evils which have been thirty years accumulating." Then said the pen pie give us liberty to import terriers, and the king consented. The terriers were imported nnd soon all the rats were choked to death. Moral. A fen democratic terriers turned loose upon the republican rats that infest the government, warehouses would soon aid the govi rnni' iit of an in tolerable nuisance. Extract From Moody's Sermon. .Mr. Moody said in one of his sermons in Washington City, on whisky selling. "And if any ol you rent your property to whisky sellers you arejiist as bad'' he continued. Look to your leases. I am talking f.icts; not poetry, but pros,'. It may hurt, but look to your le.isrs. As you sow, so shall you reap. It is (loil's desire, and it is inviodjliic." X. Ibuing Fair Week. The Banks of this city will close at one o'clock p. m. except on Tuesday the 20th and Thursday the 22d when they will be closed all dav. I'Hdw. "A good shape is in the shears mouth." Dutch Prorerb. Why is it that some people's clothes never fit them only this they are not out right. No we have a line of samples from the largest tailoring establishment in N. Y. Tbey make all goods to order and guarantee a fit. The prices are reasonable tor custom made goods, it you need a suit call and see oar line of samples. New goods now arriving. J. M. 110 vV AUD NOTICE. FEBRUARY 14th, 1894. All Taxes not paid within 15 days from the date of this notice, the property will be duly advertised and sold ac cording to law. Fay up and save Costs. W. D WALLACE, City Tax Collector. D. F. JARVIS. LARGE STOCK OF Ladies Dress , ELEQANT DISPLAY IN CARPETS Mattings & Oil Cloth. LADIES' Misses' & Children's CUSTOM HADE New Line- ? Ladies' I Dress Goods Jast Eeceived for t no early Spring trade. , , ; s Absolutely A cream of tartar baking? powder Ulehest of all in leareDinr etrenrth. Latmt United States Ootsrkmekt Fooo Report. Royal Baking Powdkb Co., 10 Wall bt . n 1 . AT DUNN'S YOU WILL FIND Everything That is Kept in a GROCEKY Quality UNSURPASSED And Constantly Sup plied With Fresh Arrivals. Lly Lina is Complete and -FULL IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 1 .;-- r JOHN DUNN, GOLD 17AUES! CO I LID WlAlVTIlS WILL HAVE HO- F0R TOTJIF YOU WILL ourself WHILE EVERYTHING IS SO CHEAP, -WITH- 3 a o O CO GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, o o Pa 00 Hardware, &C.&C., &c. FROM ONE OF THE Cheapest, and BEST Stocks that was ever brought to this City. WE 8TILL Adhere strongly to our Proposition, To Refund Honey at all (times when roods are not as REPRESENTED. Youw Traly, Hackburn & . - 0' - Largest,
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