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JACKSON. MIss.. Julv . 1s7a

AT an adjourned meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen of Jackson, held this
day, present:
Aldermen Strauss, O'Leary, Kausler Nc
Gill.
The Mayor being absent Alderman
Strauss was elected chairman.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That Miles Hardy be aranted a
leave of absence from the police force dur
ing the month of July.
The following bid for series d, city bonds,
was received and accepted:
7. j. Forrest. 5000 90
Moved, that action upon the liquor IL
cense bonds received be laid over until the
next regular meeting. Carried.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
s. g. BURNHAd, City Clerk.
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Jackson, July ?, 1873.
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Don't wish for better" "Better than
any other we have use1." eLike it much
Cant speak too highly of it." There can
be no fault found with it. aCaA testify to
its superiority" sDon't use any other
These are few quotations from the hun
dreds of testimonials in favor of DooLKY's
YEAST POWDER, which is the only chemi-
cally pure, harmless, healthy and nutritious
article of the kind in the market. Perfectly
reliable, easy to use, convenient, and re-
commended by all. For sale by grocers
DooLEY s. Brother, Manufacturers, SO New
Street, New York.
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The indications that Adams county wi

The indications that Adams county will
have two Republican tickets, each claiming
to be the regular one, are growing stron-
Ger every day. The recent treaty is being
openly repudiated by some of the leading
Modocs. and the Warm Spring fellows seem
to be clad of ft. The ultimate result of all
this warlike business must be good-because
at least, ie will give those who pay for the
am uuition a chance to choose between
two evils and take the lesser of the two
Natchez Democrat.
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From the Columbus Index.
COIOred Ku EGIux ON the Rampage

Last Saturday night, or rather Sunday
morning, about O'Clock. a party of Ku
kiux visited the plantation of Mr.. Hearon,
living near Caledonia, took thereIrom a
negro and administered a severe whipping.
The dropping of one of the masks revealed
the wearer to be a negro, who acknowledged
that the entire party were of his own race.
The Justice of the beat at once had them ar
rested.
Now let President Grant send down a
regiment of soldiers 70 suppress Ku Klux
| instructions in the rebel states
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JACKSON, Miss, June "a, Is


At an adjourned meeting of the Board of
Mayor anu Aldermen of jackson, held this
day, present:
Aldermen. A. Kausler, 1. Strauss, J.
McGill, Harris Barksdale, Pat. O'Leary.
The Mayor being absent, Alderman
McGill was called to the chair.
The following bid for series C, city bonds.
was received and accepted:
IL. Musgrove- .....,.-.............$ $500 90
On motion, the clerk was instructed To
print and distribute posters giving notice
that bids for series ID will be received and
considered Monday, June 80: series L on
Wednesday, July 2; series on Friday,
July 4.
On motion the Board adjourned till Mon
day, at 4 80 p. NJ.
JoHN McGILL, Chm.
S. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk.
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Buy Victor Sewing Machine, and it will
prove good investment. july lott.

The only UmfaIIimG Specific for
diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, and the
organs affected by vicious habits, is Helm
holds. Extra Buchu. This medicine cures.
DIR. Helmbold is the only physician who
has succeeded in obtaining the full virtues
OF Buchu. HIS is the original and only
truly valuable preparation. 1t is confided
in by physicians and patients alike. 1t is
i'm portant that sufferers should obtain the
genuine. Therefore ask for Helmbold's
Extract Buchu, with the Doctors signature
OH the bottle.
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-Gen
A. j. Vaughan, Master of the State Grange,
will devote the time between this and the
meeting of the State Grange to visiting the
Oranges in Mississippi. He will be in Jack
son on July %, and will be pleased to meet
with all the Masters and Special Deputies
who are convenient to this point.
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EmU4DIR oF rmE oRGAN:
The Pilot Chides the Eminent
NKam.
Something Like Breakers Aaea.

From the Pilot.
Something Like Breakers Ahead.
swim be learned from the columns OF
the present issue of the Pilot, during the
| past week there have been in the city meet
| ings of the Republican State Executive
Committe. &c, &c.
Among the many distinguished gentle
men in attendance upon the meetings
| alluded to, was Hon. j. l.. Aleorn. The
principal portion of the persons gathered
together were truly open and avewed sup
| porters of Hon. Adelbert Ames for Cover
nor before the ensuing Republican State
Convention.
Il is most true that we had on this occa-
sion goodly representation of the leading
members Of the Republican party of Mis-
sissippi. It is equally true that there was a
prey ailing sentiment well calculated to
cheer those who desired Gen. Ames' nomin-
ton, aud this latter fact had the natural eff
feet of more closely uniting the partisans
of Gov. Powers, who were not wanting also
in numbers on the OCCASION. The upsaot of
all this was that several prolonged consulta
tons were had in the meantime,
and in these Senator Alcorn Is re-
ported to have participated quite prom
nently. 1t is Impossible that we should
know exactly what action was had at these
important and interesting interviews, or
what was said, or what was not said bv the
gentlemen taking part in them. Still, in
view of the fact that Senator Alcorn has,
As we are informed, repeatedly said words
to this effect: That he to0Hld oppose Gen.
Dimes, If nominated for GoUeTROr, and to use
his otcR language on one occasion: II think
tlsere is good chance for split in the party
this year should this come UsH join the |
decent side
We would not be understood as desiring |
to do injustice to any one. Far from it, |
Nor do We think we can be accused of plac |
ing ali improper construction upon mems |
action; but we feel that it is our uuty to in
form the Republicans that there have been
by those who are known to be
to Gen. Ames' nomination, with |
those who have said "There is splendid /
chance tor split in the party'-mark well
the significance of the pregnant words
and whose hostility to Gen. Ames is such
that, having promised they would oppose
him, in case of this nomination, we should
think they would hesitate at nothing which
bid fair to defeat Gen. Ames aud at the
same time bring disaster Oh the party.
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state Fair Premium List.

The pamphlet list OF premiums for Filth
Annual State Fair. to be held on The second
Monday in October next, will be ready for
distribution by the 2Oth inst. Copies will
be sent to any address on application, and
packages OF the pamphlets will be sent To
friends of the Fair who will be Kind enough
to distribute them in their several commu-
mites. The undersigned will be obliged
for immediate notice from such rs are will
ing to thus aid the State Fair. Address
j. l.. POWER, Secretary.
HI >
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We had the pleasure of a visit on
Saturday from Walter Aeker, Esq, of that
sterling paper, the Panlding Messenger.
Besides being an able Journalist, Mr.. Acker
is one of the most promising young lawyers
in East Mississippi.
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TO PREVENT GRAY HAIR
TIE


GLANDS unequaled-hnying proved M.
- tues a. Sixteen different Exposition. H.
Fairs. lis clear as crystal leaves nH ...
phur or other bad smell OH thp hair N". ...
perfume. Never changes hnir ia riIIr..
red or pink, only natural light brown
black is the result In "a few apu|IclUU
Stains neither hands, scalp or clothing. Con-.
dandruf stops the hair from falling nH. H.
cures any headache within ton minnie.
j. +. Fugazi, Manufacture aud Irur......
New York City and Sacramento tHI AT.
your druggist, and give ID fair tT.Il a.
WARD BRO, Agents, 20 Main TO-, h..
BUCK g. BAILEY.
mar27 ely jackson. '
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Estrayed.

~ in Attala county three miles CssL off
Goodman, a Sorrel Mare Mule sin years OBJ.
fourteen and q half hands high, With amaI
white spot In Forehead running oDIiqucIY
eve; was IN hno order when she ietl. Any Joel
formation respecting hor win be most thank
fully received BY owner.
Address ]. D. UNGER,
jyl6-2t Goodman, Miss,
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Summerville Institute.
a Boarding School for Boys and
Young NIen.

Eleven Miles from Shuquelak, Mobile and
Ohio Railroad.
Annual Session begins First Monday in Octo-
Der. Semi-Annual Term begins Third
Monday of February, and closes the
Last Thursday in June.
JNHE Principal takes pride in announcing
Il to the public the opening of the 2lst An
nual Session of his School. Two additional
teachers have been employed, one n graduate
from five of the leading schools of the Univer-
sity of Virginia; the other a distinguished
graduate and Tutor from one of the leading
colleges of the country.
No school, public or private, shall surpass
Summeryille Institute in the extent and
soundness of its instruction, and in the high
tone and bearing Of its students.
All the elementary, commercial, mathemat-
ical, scientific ssand classical branches are
taught. French and German will receive es-
pecial attention.
Sixty students will be received.
For particulars address,
Gholson p. o., Noxubee Co, Miss
THOS. s. GATHRIGHT, A. NJ,
jy243m Principal.
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l. r. Harrington. D. Writ Johnston, M. D


HAVING associated themselves together
IL in the Practice Of Medicine, offer their
services to the citizens Of Jackson and Vicini-
ty, in the various branches of their profession.
Office in Stewart Building.
January 9, 1S73.-tf
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The s Victor" has self-setting needle

SwAYNE's MAMMOTH SPRINGS, located
in Henry county, Tennessee, eleven miles
east of Paris. The springs contain white
and red sulphur and iron, and other valua-
bic properties. The accommodations are
excellent, and the board very reasonable
making altogether an economical and pleas
ant summer home. See card in another
column; but send for circular if you want
to know all about the medicinal properties
of the several springs at this very popular
resort.
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$500 90
JACKSON, MISS, June 30. 1874

AT an adjourned meeting Of the Board ~
Mayor and Aldermen of Jackson, held this
day, present:
Aldermen McGill, Kausler, Strauss
There being no quorum present the Boarl
adjourned till Wednesday, July I'd, at five
O'Clock, P. NJ.
5. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk.
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O0u year Oh neF age.
Straw Hats just received at
STADEKERS'.
A beautiful line of Kid Gloves, all shades,
at STADEKERS',
Stadekers' Linen Lawns and Piques can
not be excelled in price and quality.
Real Lace Collars and Pclermcs just re-
ceiVed, at STADEKERS'.
The cheapest and largest assortment of
Linen Drills and Ducks, can be had at
STADEKERS'.
just received, Linen Sheetings and Shirt
ings at STADEKERS'.
On hand large and well selected stock of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, at
STADEKERS'.
Remnants in calico, pique and lawns less
than cost at STADEKER'S.
Those linen lawns and piques for % cents
yard at Stadeker's cannot be beat.
Linen and straw hats in great variety at
STADEKER'S.
FoUND-At Stadeker's. The cheapest and
best dry goods and clothing.
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SVVAYNE'S MAMMOTH SPRINGS
White and Red Sulphur and Iron Sp gs.

A PLEASANT and economical summer
"A home in Henry comfy, Tennessee, IL
miles east of Paris, and 3 IL north of Spring
vile depot, on the Memphis and Louisville
Railroad, and in hearing of the passenger
trains. Only six hours from Memphis
morning ride--and III hours from Louisville,
with no change OF cars or baggage.
Special rates of fare by railroad to all visi-
tors from Memphis and Bow linggreen and in
termedate towns.
Purest and copious White Sulphur baths.
Cool nights and no mosquito bars required.
Fishing, hunting and boating near. Hacks
meet the morning trains at Springville, by a
shady ridge road fifty minutes drive.
No cholera at Sulphur Springs.
Board good as the country aTords-no
style to pay for-per day, s.; per week, $40
per month, $50. Servants and children under
ten years of age, half price.
Daily mail and express Offices at Spring
vile, for the Springs. Address there,
SWAINE Il Co,
Proprietors Swayne's Mammoth Springs,
jy27-lm Or to their care.
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We join with the Paulding Messenger
and Brandon Republican in their praise OF
Capt. A. f. Clarke, post master at Newton
We have ever found him most reliable
prompt and accommodating.-En Enterprise
Courier
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about "a years of age, is frequently seen al
church, to which he rides on horseback q
distance of two miles. he gets on and OF hi
horse without assistance. Ad
vertiser.
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There have been six school houses burned
since the public schools were established in
Amite county. And every one Of them were
school houses for white pupils In every
instance it Is supposed 90 have been the act
of incendialies, and yet no white man has
accused negro OF doing it. Suppose negro
school houses had been burned Liberty
Herald,
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Trmetce's sale.

BUCK g. BAILEY
w jackson 'I
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The Non-explOsive Petro Oil sold by VIM.
J. Brown, ST., Jackson, Mississippi, makes the
cheapest cleanest and most beautiful light of
any oil or burning faid in use. 1t has stood
the most severe tests without explosion.
mal-6m
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Flashing in their pearly sheen,
From the glorious coralline,
See those teeth untarnishedi
White alike, the back and front.
Yes, by the fragrant SOZODONT,
May beauty's mouth be garnished.
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The Victor machine will stitch, hem
stitch, hem, fell, cord, bind, gather, puff,
braid, embroider, &c, and will do all sew
ing required in family, whether coarse or
fine. The machine is perfectly simple, and
easily learned. Instructions will be given
when parties desire it. The simplest is the
best-the Victor is the best. Go and see it
at ROBINSON 81 STEVENS.
~, n
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Those linen lawns and piques for % cents
a yard at Stadeker's cannot be beat.
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The Mobile Register has an article head
ed "Suffer and be strong.,' We should GER
tainly like to be strong, but If we must suf-
fe-' in order to be strong, the Register will
please permit US the TO enjoy the luxury Of
weakness.
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C. E. Breckenridge, Esq, of Arkan-
sas, and Joseph n. Jayne, Jr., ESQ., OF
Brandon, favored us with a visit on last
Friday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. I'll. McCntchen,
Alex. Lewis and lobe Humphreys have
been appointed Registrars for Lafayette
county Judge MeCntchen is Conserve
tive and the other two are Republicans
Oxford Falcon.
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SAVE AND IMPROVE Your COTTON
There are two advertisements in THE
CLARION worthy the attention of our plant
ing readers. Mr.. w. w. Wishart, of this
city, has invented and is now manufacturing
4 machine which eflectually excludes dust
and sand from cotton, and which turns it
out from the gin perfectly clear, and with
out injury to the staple. Lafayette Moat-
gomery, of Madison county, recently pur-
chased two OF the machines, and pronounces
them just the thing.
Dudley's Moth Exterminator is a cheap,
but effective destroyer of this insect 1t
costs but trfie to test it, and we are sure
that every planter who does, will thank us
for the sggestion. Address q. X. Dudley,
Canton.
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Found.

A SMALL s&m of money, by freedman in
IA my employ, which the owner can have by
proving property and paving for this adver-
tisement iy24-lt* G. PARISH.
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CROPS IN LAwRENCE.-Weh had visit
yesterday from Mr.. d. F. Myers, of Law
renee, who informed us that the cotton crop
is unpromising. TIE caterpillar has made
its appearance,
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RAIEER.

In this city, on Wednesday, 10th instant,
of cholera, Mrs. d. MoNAHAN, native OF
county of Longford, Ireland, and resident
of Jackson for twenty weight years, in the
sd year of her age.
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TO Rational HmVaI'ds.-In sickness
every portion of the body sympathises with
the seat of the disorder When the stom-
ach fails to perform the functions, the liver,
bowels, nerves, muscles, veins, arteries, etc.
are all more or less affected. These delin-
quents require a medicine combining the
properties of a stomachic, an Alternative, a
purgative, tonic and sedative to bring
them back co their duty; and all these ele-
ments, IN their purcsJ ana most effective
forms, are united in
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Remnants in calico, pique and lawns less
than cost at STADEKER'S.
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Stadekers' Linen Lawns and Piques can
not be eXcelled in price and quality.
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MRS. CUTnRERT~S
Boarding and Day School fol
Young Ladies'.

TIME Seventh Session of this Institute will
IL commence on Monday, Sept 8, 1873, with
the same corps of teachers as last year. Mum
Der of pupils matrieulated for scholastic year
II and 10, 49,
For further information and catalogues,
apply in person or by letter to
MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT,
400 and l4lI Chestnut street,
jy24-1m ST. Louis, No.
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On hand large and well selected stock of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods, at
STADEKERS'.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
TOFFICIAL.f
CITY HALL.

JACKSON, Miss, June 20, 1921
At an adjourned meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen of Jackson, held this
day, present:
Aldermen - Kausler, OLeary, Strauss,
McGill and Barksdale.
The Mayor being absent Alderman
Strauss was elected chairman.
The following bids for series G., city
bonds, were received and accepted:
l. Strauss ................... $500 90
Gas Company Observation-Disclosures. 300 90
+. ID. Fisher. Observation-Disclosures. 1,1OO 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL
Rrsad ford (,nmmaV. Kn

JAMES P. HOLCOLMBE, LII. D., Principal;
81 WILLIAM X. ABBOTT, Associate Principal
The Ninth Annual Session of this School for
Boys will begin Sept. 18th. Beautiful and
healthy location. Full corps of Instructors
Pupils members of the Family. For in
formation, address either Principal at Belle
vue Z. y. jy24-2m
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THE CITY

We had the pleasure of meeting Sheriff
Cole, OF Wayne county, in our city last
Monday, on his way to Canton to the GRAM
Lodge |. o. o. F.
Messrs. j. L. Power, Geo. S. Green, L. l..
Saunders and Sam1 French, and probably
some others of whom we have not heard,
left last Monday for Canton to attend the
Grand Lodge l. O. o. F.
Tie West jackson drug store and news
depot (Messrs. Johnston a. Harrington
proprietary have again placed us under
obligations for Frank Leslies illustrated
Newspaper, Harper's Weekly, The Days
Doings, and other periodicals. At this
depot all kinds of periodicals can be had.
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RATLROAD D1REcTORY


VIcKsBURG MERIDIAN RAILROAD.
(Schednle taking effect May "a 1872
GOING EAST-Passenger train leaves Vicks-
burg at 400 PM, arrive at Jackson at 6:45
and leaves at 7:10 PM, reaching Meridian
at Lilo at night.
GOING WESf-Leaves Meridian at E55 An,
arrives At jackson at 7:55 An, and leaves
at Sr15. reaches Vlcksburg at Hos An
FREIGHT TRAIN-Leaves Jackson daily,
going East ct ITO Pm, and goes Vest at
$50 Pm.
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A beautiful line Of Kid Gloves, all shades,
at STADEKERS,
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR Me

The Victor is sold on the installment
plan. july loft
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90

On motion the Board adjourned.
l. STRAUSS, Chm.
S. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk.
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n. O., j. & G. N. RAILROAD.

Trains arrive at Railroad Junction as fol-
lows:
GOING sOUTH-Mail, I:55 P. NJ: Express,
I2:5O P. NJ, and remains 70 minutes tor dla-
ner.
GOING NORTH-Ma 2:45 A. NJ; Express,
$40 P. NJ, and remains 70 minutes for sup
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EDUCATIoNAL.-Thea annual announce
ment of the following schools appear in this
issue:
Bellevue High School, Bedford county, Va,
James L. Holcombe, LID, Principal. Next
session opens September 10Th.
Eclectic Institute for Young Ladies, Balti
more, Mrs. Letitia Tyler Semple, Principal.
Next session opens September 18th.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
Schedule taking effect May 18, 1872
MAIL TR AIN-Leaves Canton, going North,
at An, arrives at >62-Mile Siding for
breakfast, at Z, and Grand Junction for
dinner, ct E20 Pm.
EXPRESS TRAIN-Leaves Canton, going
North, at 7, Pm, arriving ct jackson, 1enn.,
next morning at 7:O0.
COMING SOUTH-Mail train arrives at Can
ton at 1870 Pm; Express, lbs An.
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Real Lace Collars and Pclermcs just re-
ceiYed, at STADEKERS'.
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Straw Hats just received at
STADEKERS'.