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ney, Morrison, McGehee, Rhodes, Rich
ardson, Marler, Guyther, Lutterloh, Hous-
ton, Brooks and Moss.
Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ance.-Messrs Outlaw, Mitchell, Bryant of
Pitt, Darden, Carter, Freeman, Hinnant,
Gray, Billiard and Copeland.
Committee on Engrossed Bills-Messrs.
Moring, Bryson of Jackson, Heaton, An
derson of Dare, Sharpe, Warlick, Joyner,
Blythe, Turner, BrYson of Allegheny and
Woodhouse.
House Committee on joint Rules
Messrs. German, McNeil and Marler.
Mr.. Bennett, from the Judiciary commit
tee, submitted a report upon the bill pro
viding for the election Of Superior Court
Judges by the people of their respective
Judicial Districts.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Abbott, COL, bill to allow pollholders, in
spectors of election, &C.. &C., coroners' jul
rors compensation for their services. Re
ferred to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. Morrison, bill to require executors
to give bond for the benefit of the creditors
Of the deceased. Referred to the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Lindsey, bill to exempt disabled
soldiers from poll tax.
! Mr. Reid, a bill to limit the hours of labor
constituting days work in the State OF
| North Carolina to ten hours.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
! Mr. Anderson, by consent Of the House.
! introduced bill to prohibit the sale of in
! toNicating liquor within one mile of any
| religious congregation or worshippine
assembly in this State.
| Mr. Morrison offered a bill giving power
10 the Supreme Court TO grant writs OF
| certi0rGri in certain cases. Referred tC
judiciary committee. d.
Mr. Blackwell offered a bill exemptine
ministers of the gospel from poll tax, work
ing on roads and serving on juries. Re
ferred to judiciary committee.
| CALENDER.
On motion of Mr. Nerment, the bill pro
viding for the election CT Judges by voters
of the Judicial District, was taken up, ant
after lengthy discussion, participated il
by Messrs ,Norment, Badger, McGeLee
Brown, CT Davidson, Trivett, Jones, o
CALDWELL Bennett, Johnson, and Houston
the bill passed its second reading by vot
Of 6S ayes, 30 nays.
House adjourned.
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South Carolina Items.

The Abbeville Medium calls for a press
convention in Columbia, in May, 1873.
Gov. Scott has appointed John r. Boas
Commissioner of Deeds for South Carolina,
resident at St. Louis, Missouri.
Judge r. 3. Carpenter, it is reported,
has been retained by Comptroller Neagle
as counsel in the tax levy case.
Governor Scott has appointed Thos c.
Richardson a Trial Justice for ColletOn
county, and Paris Simpkins for Edeefeld
county.
The Newberry Herald says that the
Bank of Newberry paid out $4,000 for
cotton transactions during the month of
October.
The official returns Of the Presidential
election show a total vote of 95,217, of
which Grant received 72,290, Greeley 90
T03, and O'COnor 224. Grants majority is
40S03.
The Marion Crescent says Dr.. II. w.
Rowland gave lesson in horse training to
some OF our citizens on Monday last. All
seemed to be pleased and to feel confidence
in the good sense and practicability of his
plan OF treating 'man's best servant"
The Newberry Herald says: We learn
that on Wednesday last, Capt. Tucker son
Of Mr.. George 3. Tucker, of this county,
while on a visit to relative ut Santuc, in
Union, and while laboring under some
alteration of mind, committed suicide by
shooting himself with a pistol.
The churches embracing the Savannah
River Association sent up, at their recent
meeting in Barnwell county, SOB for the
Palmetto Orphan Home And an aged
minister, formerly of Charleston, now of
Greenville, has sent in his watch, to be
sold and the proceeds appropriated to the
purchase Of the house and lot selected in
Columbia for that institution.
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THE PIONEER,

and will be devoted to the INTERESTS OF THE
PEOPLE. 1t will be a live, spicy paper, dis
cOursing in bold outspoken manner upon all
the general topics of the day. ~
In politics the paper will Re Conservative,
strictly adhered to. We shall strive every week
to give our readers a full and accurate account
of all matters of interest. but the Local Depart
ment shall receive special attic ntiOn.
With perfect Knowledge CT the mechanical
depaTtm ent. together with some experience as
editorial writer's, we think we can safely prom .
Use G1r patrons paper that will compare most
favofablv Ritn the best newspapers in the
STATE We shall seek to foster and promote the
best in terests of the people Of our Immediate
section, and that which is most beneficial to
the whole country at large.
We shall have a Literary Department which
will be supplied from the very best of our lHer-
airy exchanges. Our Agricultural department
will receive special attention, and to that de
partme at we respectfully invite contributions
from all farmers Of practical experience.
In short, it Nill be a ne Wspapef foI the nil
iIn, giving information to all Glasses Of readers
A prominent feature in our paper will be a fun
and correct report of the markets and tele.
graphic dispatches.
In order to place our paper within reach O
all We will put our subscription at 50 per an
mum, to be paid on receipt of the first pa per-
For the present all Communications and husi
ness letters should be addressed to us at this
pltee.
W. w. MCDIARMID,
w. b. PETERSON,
Editors and Projectors
Lumberton. &C.
oct 81 500 d3t&w wifi
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THURSDAY, Nov. q, 1872.
SENATE.

INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr. Flemming-A bill to be entitled an
act to repeal the code of civil procedure.
Mr. Murphy "A bill to be entitled an act
to incorporate the n Life Insurance COM
panies. Referred to the committee on i'll
surance companies.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Senate resolution to raise a joint
select committee upon the State debt and
liabilities, was read and adopted, said
committee to consist of 6 from the Senate
aud from the House.
The resolution in favor of the sheriff Of
Beaufort county, that he be allowed until
the first of January, 1873, to settle with
the Treasurer, was read.
Mr. Troy wanted to know why the sheriff
Of Beaufort wished this relief.
Mr. Respass said that the people of
Beaufort had been unable to obtain the
money for their crops in time to settle with
the sheriff, and hence the request. He did
sheriffs time enough 70 settle without
being compelled to Cypress the people.
Ir Murphy opposed the bill, and would
oppose ali similar bills tor the present. 10
commence this now would at once flood
the Legislature with bills IF the same
character.
Mr. j w Ellis favored the bill, inasnuch
as the cotton crop did not enable the
farmer to settle bis tax bills as early as the
settlements may be made in other portions
of the State.
Dir Love opposed the bill. To relieve
the Sheriff. would virtually nullify and
destroy the revsnue interests of the State.
He favored general bill, looking to posi-
tive relief in all cases, but would oppose
all individual bills. No matter what party
the Sheriff belonged To, he should be made
to comply strictly with the letter of the
law.
Mr. ReSpass again advocated the BILL
Should the Sheriff of Beaufort be required
to settle on the LIST OF December, he would
be compelled to sell the lands Of the eiti-
Zens.
Mr. Durham opposed the bill, because to
continue to allow these reliets would be
most injurious to the interests of the State
1t would open the door to evils that the
Legislature could not put a stop to.
The resolution was lost.
The Chair announced as Senate mem
bers of the joint committee on rules,
Messrs. Murphy, Grandy and Davis.
On motion the Senate adjourned until
II O'CLOCK tomorrow morning.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker announced the committee
on privileges and elections, as follows:
Messrs Johnston, Jones, of Caldwell.
Craige, Shackelford, Whitmire, Noiment.
Dula, Guyther, Stowe, Rhodes, Moring,
Settle and Badger
Mr. Houston, chairman Of the select
committee on rules fer the government of
the House, submitted report.
The following bills and resolutions were
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TarbOrO' Branch.
DIRECTORS

JAMES NJ REDMOND, FRED PHILLIPS, Vt G
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDELL.
Issues Certificates of De post bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter to receive on do
illustrators, Guardians, &c, &c, &c.
Sells Checks at lar on New York, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston.
Richmond, Petersburg and all II e cities and
towns in North Caroline.
Buys and sells checks in sums to suit on Great
Britain. Ireland, GERMANY, France, &c.
Buys and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds, Stocks, &C, &c.
trict attention given to the orders and re-
quests of our country friends by mail or other
wise.
Rov 20 35G-na-tf-d &wch
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MARRIAGE Glide.

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or for married persons, or those about to be
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Iies never before given in the English Language,
by VIM. YOUNG, N. ID. This is really a valu-
able and interesting work. 1t is written in
plain Language for the general Cader, and is
illustrated with numerous Engravings All
young married people, or those Contemplating
marriage, and having the least impeachment TO
married life, should read thisbook. 1t discloses
secrets that every one should be acquainted
with; still IL is g book that must be locked up
and not let lie about the house. 1t i'll be sent
to anv address on receipt OF so cents Address
Dr. WIN: YOUNG, No. 4I6 Spruce street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
" AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what may be your disease, before
Won place yourself under the care of any OF the
! QUACKS-native and foregn-who adver tise
in this or any other paper, get copy Of DR.
Youngs Book and read it carefully. 1t will be
! the means of saving you many a dollar, your
| health, and possibly your life. DR.. Young can
| be consulted on any of the diseases described
in his publications by mail or at his office, No
| 4lG Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadclph
| sept 20 G6-w6m
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A general statement Of the Educational
Fund follows, which fools up a debit &C
count of $234,546 4Ss, and a credit &C
count of S175,275 923, showing balance
on October LIST, 1872, of $6l,27O So.
Also general statement Of the public
fund, showing a debit account of $751;,
4O3 66a, and a credit account Of s62S, :.
532 70a, leaving a balance on the 1st OF
October, 1872, of 1862, $40 90.
A message was received from the House
to the effect that that body was ready to
proceed with the election of an Enrolling
clerk. Concurred in and election proceed
ed with.
William j.. Wilson, of the county of
Haywood, and Jesse L Giles, OF Randolph,
were placed in nomination.
Wilson received SO votes and Giles So in
the two Houses.
The hour of liz having arrived, the Sen
ate repaired to joint session in the House
for the purpose Of concluding the reading
of the election returns.
The Senators returned to the Senate at
O'Clock, and, on motion, adjourned until
II O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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PROSPECTUS
Of
THE PIONEER.

The undersigned propose to commence the
publication of z newspaper at Florence, Oar
lington county, South Carolina, about the il !
of December next, provided we can procure
the meantime. This paper will be called
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offered, and referred to appropriate com

offered, and referred to appropriate COM
mittees -
By Mr. Brown, a resolution asking our
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to use their influence to reduce the liquor
tax, and also to reduce the bond OF the
manufacturer.
By Mr. Blythe, the following: Whereas,
serious apprehersions are now entertained
that the Supreme Court Of the United
States will, at no distant day, declare our
Homestead Law to b. unconstitutional aid
void as to all debts. thereby placing thou
sands of the debtor class entirely at the
mercy of their creditors Therefore be it
resolved by the House of Representatives,
the Senate concurring, that our Senators
and Representatives in Congress are earn
estly solicited to use The il influence to have
the Bankrupt Law so amended as to place
it within the reach of the poor as we'll as
the rich.
By Mr. Michael-A resolution asking our
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to use their Influence in securing an
amendment 20 the law in regard to the
tobacco tax, so as dealers in tobacco will
not be subjected to the tax Of $500.
| By Mr. Fletcher, a bill to incorporate
/ Rockingham, Richmond county.
! By Mr. Waugh-A bill to alter the consti
/ tuition of North Carolina.
By Mr. Brown, Of Mecklenburg county
! to collect arearages of taxes.
By Mr. Moring-A bill to provide for the
election Of Judges by the voters of the re-
spec.lve Judicial Districts and vacancie:
filled accordingly.
By consent, Mr. Badger offered resolu
ton that w W Holden be relieved of the
disqualifications for holding office in the
State, imposed upon him by the Higl
| Count of Impaechmeut; placed on calen
dar.
The Speaker announced the judiciary
! Committee as follows: Messrs Bennett
Moore. McGehee, Morrison, Johnston
Craige, Badger, Moring, Settle, Bowman
Brown, of Mecklenburg, Dula, Brown, O
Davidson, Whitmire. Mcneil, GudgeE
Watson, Stanford and Norment.
Mr. J0yrer asked for suspension of TIL
rules, in order to offer a bill for the relic
of the tax collector Of Johnston county
The following amendments were added
John A Reid, Sheriff OF Halifax, j 3 Cher
~, of Clay, + F Lee, of Wake, Jas
Young, of Buncombe, Henry White, G
Perquimans, S Pea, of Swain, A
Tweed, of Madison, q NJ Wall, Of Ansor
A Hill, of Cherokee, Y V Richardson, o
Columbus. Pending ether amendments
on motion of Mr. Anderson, the whole mat
ter was referred to the committee on Pro
positions and Grievances.
Mr. German offered a resolution
authorize the keeper of the capitol to pun
chase three stands Of the National ensign
for the use of the capitol, and during til
session of the Legislature to have one hois
ed over the capitol each day. Placed o
calendar.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock to-morro
morning.
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SPEC IA x.
CAUTION! LEA d PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
s Pc C 4 A L

Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous
Counterfeits and limitations offered Tor sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New ork
Agents for the United States.
oct 20, 1872 337 -endch
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$500 600!
Missouri State Lottery.

LOCALIZED by State Authority and Drawn
in Public in St. Louis.
Grand SinCle Number Scheme
$1,000 NUMBERS.
Glass l., 10 be Drawn NOy. 30. 1879:
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to 100000
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III K. KORNEGAY,
Attorney at Law,
KENAESVILLE,N n. c..
VIII practice in the Courts of Duplin, Wayne
Lenoir and Jones'
dec 18th, 1871. 4s-w1ych
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IIcKeJs, $IU. Hail Ilckets, $o'
Quarters, 50 so.
81 Our lotteries are chartered by the stare,
Nre always drawn at the time named and ali
drawings are under the supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
- The official drawing will DE published IN
he st. Louis papers, and copy sent to puf-
Jhasers of tickets. 80.
- We will draw a similar scheme the ias'
lay of every month during the year 1872.
m9r Remit at our risk by POST OFFisS,E
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LEI
TER, DRAFT or EXPRESS. Send for c'i
lular. Address,
MURRAY, MILLER u Co.,
Post Ofice Box 2446. 81. LOUls, Mo
april 10 1G6-d&w-eod IT mes. I hursSa'
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ton of accounts shall embrace also the &C
counts of the Auditor, and by empowering
them to'cancel accumulated vouchers which
have been examined and passed in the &C.
counts of the Treasurer for previous years.
Respectfully submitted,
j. A. GILMER, Ch'm'n, pro tenn.
j. T. HARRIS.
j. w. DUNHAM.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at 10 O'Clock.
The Speaker announced the following
committees
Committee on Finance.-Messrs Gid
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Svapnia. OF opium purified, the most per
feet anodyne in The market, made by process
Is always unifoTm in Strength. WI ich is pareiy
the case in other preparations OF Opiu+a.
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who VIII Suffer Pit is now "a years
since DIR. Tobias Venitian Liniment was put
ic kheu1natism, He adache, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises. Old Sores, Pains in the Limbs, Back
and Chest, and it has never failed. Sold by ali
Druggists. Depot, 10 Park Place New York.
oct 313-deod6C w1m
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CEristatEOrO's Hair Dye stands univ
allied in the world. No lady gentleman OF
discrimination uses anyo ther. 1t is the most
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in
the world. Mandatory, 60 Maiden Lane,
New York.
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49, ASTHMA-Any medicine
w. which will allie iate the Poroxysms
OF this dreadful disease WI! be hailed with joy
by thousands of sufferers. The certificates
which accompany Jonas Whtcomb's Remedy
are from the most elable sources, and attest
to Its wonderful power, even in the most severe
cases. Joseph Burnett & Co proprictors, BCs-
To
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CarbOlic SHlYe, recommended by Physici-
ans as the great Healing compound. Price %
cents per box. John F. Henry, Sole Proprie-
tor, College Place, New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12
FIRE.

About two o'clock on Saturday morning
night Policeman Flicker discovered . fro
in the rear Of tho two:story building op-
posite the postofee, occupied BY z. II.
Morse - > grocery store. The alarm Was
promptly given, but Ill efforts to stay the
flames were q onos found to b unavailing.
There Wss but little wind, and the snly
other building In danger was Mr.. Hills
new photograph gallery, which Vas sspar.
ated BY only twenty-five fsst Of vacant
ground from tho mass Of flames. Several
Of Johnson's Annihilators did good work.
A. ". Bush supplied water through . go.
ton Of hoss, and the buekst.brigads kept
the side Of The gallery dslugsd, % that
the building escaped With . pretty severe
seorehing. The fire Va, without doubt,
the work Of IN inesndiary, - there had
been no hrs in the building during tho day.
Mr.. Morse estimates his loss ct $1,000
Goods to the amount, hs thinks, Of about
$500 or $500 were saved. Insured for
$500 in tho st. Paul Fire & Marine. The
building WAS owned by J. P. Wilson. who
also had policy in the Fire 4 Marine for
5000.
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ran MA1lkE10
81. CLOUD, Sept. II, 1872
Whsst-Ceni,s in moderately. Prices
remain at $50 for No. l; 500 Tor Ne. 2
Oats 26e.
Corn, 40.
Flour-xxxx >e.ooae.so; XXX $3.50
$500; Xxx $4toss.oo pr barrel.
fssd-$1.e5 pr swt.
Coransal-$l.sS.
shorts-$l.0o.
Bra.-$l6 per ten; co. H,r svt.
Iggs-Vsry scarce At lse.
Butter 10 scarce and In better demand,
though without any special change in
priees-15s18o.
Potatees-Nsv. plenty. at 2basoe PER
bushel
Green .pplss-$4.6o PR barrel; 6oe Per
peck.
Peaches -$l.6o.$2.oo Per boz, l6s pr
quart.
Cr.nbsrriss, $2.6o.$s.oo pr bu,hsl {;
l2}e per quart. The supply promises 70 b.
large.
oniens-sSa76e pr bushsl.
Hsasy-26asoe per psu.d.
Grapss-26o Per posad.
Tomatoes are very plenty st 81 pr
bushsl.
Cabbsgs-$6 pr hundred.
Ausknelens and vats1nslsns are ahu1-
dant u l0slSe sssh.
Beans. $1.16s$l 80 pr bushsl.
Chssss-12}slss pr peand.
Maple suxsr-lts3os per pssal.
Hsy-S6aS Per ten.
Weol-uawashsd, ssas5e; washed, so
So.
Be.s-o. s.et b; retailing. s.lz3.
pr peuAa. .sa.* s-.$
vssl-7sss dressed; retailing, 1osl72s
~ pound.
vsaisoa-ssddlss, saloe; r.sailise l23s
l6e. #
Aats.a-sa fest, 4; retailing lo.l23s
pr pound E..@~'-
Psst-s3s dressed retailing, losl1}s
pr pssad.
usss pork, @ls pr bas1el.
nILwAuxs8, SsPe. IL.
WhsaI-9l - Ter NJ. 1.
0ats-3s} T.. ~ &~<"- =.
Ceta-S73s.
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A LITTLE volume, eatitled 'Ths
Photographic Letter Writer, or Short
Hand Make Easy" will BE- issued in .
few days BY Geo. Maonsmara, of New
York. It will enable business men ~
ing the new postal cards to make oil
communications With perfect seoresy
and in the least possible space. Price,
Fifty cents.
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CASE TARESHRnv.

The popularity Of these machines u q
great that, with facilities largely iaereas-
ed, the manufactures ind It impossible q
fully meet The growing demand. Capt.
0revsaor, The agent IN THE city, - rsssiv.
ing orders daily non I'll paris Of IL sppss
country t6r these thrsehsre, and u supply.
Ing them - rapidly - they can b obtain
Cd. No farmer should buy without a,sl
axaminine The Case.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-12

TEE New York Staats-Ze.txsg th.
leading German Democratic Journal Of
this country, in one Of it, issues Of
let week, used The following significant
language: = :-s :: s &. :. 81. .=. s;;:s v.
The New York Herald has given
Greeley the milton. The Herald Is
! rood indicator, Only those Who arc
blind oan failto 500 thst Greeley 10 q.
|. tie dosa grads and going At terri.
lie speed. The '.sobss seeond
/ thought" hos already helped esnnon
sense 70 : part Of its rights, aud the
lsxt is1 weeks will suffice TO complete
7 tho work. .s.
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MUST N SOLD.

Jos. EdslbroSk has splendid assort-
ment Of dress goods and white goods, pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be closed out They will positively b
sold ct cost. Ladies never had 70 good .
chance for securing bargains. Thsss
goods are al stylish and Of the best quali-
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Tell your neighbors that
THE JOURNAL will only
cost them as cents from now
until November 18th.

FoR sAIE.-The undersigned offers for
sale "Opers Hail. saloon. This 10 we'll
known and popular stand, and offers
good inducements to parties who may de-
sire to purchase. Terms reasonable.
F. V1uo1u1.
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S1nAD, nvnnYnoDY.

IS J. ". Tsnvoords viii sell Ill kinda Of
spring and summer goods. for The NEXT ak
y days, AT COST. In order to make room
for his fall and winter stock. You never
had 10 good chance to ct frat class
goods at bargains. Call ct Tszv oorde's. T.