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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-27

Miss Anna Dickinson Will arrive next
Thursday, and lecture at the Opera House
Thursday night en- the theme, sloan of
Arc"
The following lawyers Of sister towns
are in tie city attending to business before
the Supreme and Federal Courts: From
Fayettevile-Attorney General Holman,
Co.'s. d. W. Holman, j. B. Lamb, j. w.
Newman, y. j. George, W. f. Kercheval
and Capts. J. G. Bright and W. D. MaTtiu.
McMinnyille-CoL j. B. Murray, W. T.
b. Jones, T. J.. r. Swaford and VIM. V.
WhitsOn. Winchester. d. Gregory, j..
b. Fitzpatrick. ChattanOOga-W. II.
Dewitt.
Among the guests at tie Maxwell: w.
ID. Van Horn, proprietor Of the Van Horn
House, Chattanooga, Capt. 7. II. Francis,
Jackson, and w. 3. Wilson, COlUmbia.i
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OLD CITIZENS GONE.
Deaths Of John Bell, Of GaIIGiin, and
Thomas Holland, Of SheIbyyiIIe.


The venerable John Bell, mentioned by
us a few days since as the oldest Mason il
The State, died at his residence in Gallarin
Sunday afternoon. lie was 81 wears old,
and had been q Mason between 80 and 80
years, and a member of the Presbyterian
Church about the same length Of time.
lie WAS never married. Beginning life Is
a tailor, he atteTWdrd became a mer-
chant tailor, and then passed into the GEN
eral dry goods business in which be g n
tInued ill his last prOstrasOn. He ac-
CURED considerable property both in Gala
tan aud IN the country surrounding. Not
long ago he donated TO the Masonic
Orphan Home a valuable farm situated one
and One-half miles from Gailatiu. lie was
held in very great respect By all who knew
him.
A correspondent. writing from Shelby
vile, April -, says
Thomas Holland, for several years the
oldest citizen Of ShelbyyilIe, was buried
here to-day. The deceased was born in
1897 near Raleigh, Y. c, came 20 The
uei-h1OTLO0t near where S~hc!JyyiUe IS To-
Gated, when @ small boy. When troops left
here for the war Of 1913, Mr.. Holland. being
familiar with the country, was chosen as
their guide.
"The funeral was largely attended by old
and young, which fact attests the respect
entertained for him.
"Ihe old homestead Of this man, corner
Of Britain and Main, or Holland streets, Is
the most noted of the town. 1t was the
only dwelling left standing in the sweep Of
the storm in 1880, was the first building I'm
which a Bedford county court was held
after the town was located, and afterward
was much used as a hotel. Mr.. Holland
purchased it soon after the storm and since
then had occupied it as his dwelling. His
C~reat-grand children have played upon its
much worn door steps,
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Rev advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company,
A fresh opening Of great bargains in dry
goods is announced this morning at the
Southern Palace, Church street. Aessrs,
Gilean * Co. are well known TO OLT Nash
vile ladies, and have established q reputa-
ton for nice discrimination of taste intheiT
purchases, and mOdesty Of price in their
sales, which could not be enhanced by ell
cOmium from Us.
The s.lggglhoru is advertised 90 leave for
Cincinnati and way points today Al i II.
The Bolivar II. Cooke departs for the
head of the river at 4 O'Clock this evening.
Stated cJuvOcation this evening OF Cum
berland Chapter No. /, Royal Arch MasOns.
Barnes x Co. will sell at auction on
wednesday morning the entire stock and
fixtures Of The Exchange Saloon, No. -
Cedar street. See advertisement.
On and after Saturday, May l, all freight
for stations on the Nashville and Decatur
railroad, must DE delivered at the depot Of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad on
College street. Merchants and shippers
will govern themselves accordingly.
4 council Of knights Of the Red Cross
will be held in the asylum Of Nashville
~CommandeTy, this evening, al a o'clock.
HaddOX * Ford, druggists and prescEip-
tiOnists, corner Of College and Union streets,
have now on hand a choice stock Of goods
IN their line, and OiaTthe same at very low
prices. Read their items in city notice
column.
Miss Anna Z. Dickinson VIII appear at
the Opera House on Thursday evening in
her grand historical representation Of Joan
Of Arc.
The card Of r. NJ. Lytle, NJ. D., VII be
found in city notice column. The Doctors
weIlknown professional ability has Won
for him a host Of friends, insuring him at
the same time a large and profitable practice.
We commend him TO all needing medical
services.
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.
Eifty'siXfh Anniversary Celebration
I'm n New TeEPIe-A Varied and
Delightful Entertainment.

IN the new rem Pie-A Varied ana
Delightful Entertainment.
The Odd Fellows celebrated the fifty
sixth anniversary Of their Order in The hail
| Of their new temple last night. DESPITE
the disaEreeable weather, there was a large
attendance, including many ladies. Tie
hall has been fitted up in the most becom-
ing manner, and presents a very coy ap-
pearance. The wall papering, which is
very artistic, was done by e.. II. Freeman,
tire work having been executed by X. and
W. ". Forbes.
At LalEpasJ eight O'Clock the exercises
were opened 10y the rendition Of "Tbe
Crystal Spying" by the Mcndelshon Quartet
Club. Then followed an address bv Ii. C..
Hensley, Y. 6. The speaker forc:-
bly, presented the leading objects Of the
Order said they had assembled TO cOmmem-
Orte in a proper manner the both auniFer-
Sary Of the Introduction Of Odd Fellow
ship into America. That Order at present
numbered $4,000 earnest afyo-
Gates Of charity and be~neyolenca.
who dispensed annually 100000 for the
relief OF the orphan and the widow. The
Order was destined TO propagate itself
throughout the civilized world. The intel
ligence Of its members was unsurpassed by
that Of similar bodies. They sought bv
frateTnal intercourse to elevate the charac-
ter and inculcate by symbols of the Order
our duty TO our fellOW-men. The speaker
alluded 10 the institution Of the Rebekah
Lodge, and closed his remarks by a high
eulOgy upon woman, saying that she was a
natural Odd Fellow.
The chaplain, Rev. w. C.. Inman, then
offered prayer. Next followed the ami
yersaTy ceremony by II. c. Hensley, y. G.,
J. l.. Weakley, Y. G., and w. II. TrafOrd,
Secretary. The Thanksgiving Hymn,
sung by the audience, followed, with
prayer by the chaplain.
After the choir had sung "Teach us, o
Lord etc, Col. John G. Burch and w. c..
Collier, read scenes from the first act of
Hamlet, in a manner highly satisfactory to
the audience. j.. c. Coyner followed with
a solo from MOzat, "Within this Sacred
dwelling r. l.. Carothers next gave a
charming recitation Of Il have drank my
last glass" MessrS. Jackson and Campbell
gave the duet Of "FlOw Genly, Deva." The |
next in order was a reading by w. c. Col
lier, Paudeen U'Raiierty's -.'say-vovace.'
.'FOrest Echoes was then rendered bv the |
choir, after which the assemblage was dis |
missed with a benedicticn by the Chaplain. |
The guests were invited into an adioin-
room, and with Bush's Band 10 dis
course the music, INDUCED in a very enjoy
able hop.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
New Style Boys Hats at GRAY
IS Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
'The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & NObIe'S.
mills cody 4thp
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A WONDERFUL AND VALUABLE
WEED.
Sheibyyille CTenn.J Gazette.

bA-lhe vic A4EIAy NdLeLLes
There IS q weed growing in one or two
gardens Of this place, which is possessed o.
wonderful and valuable curative properties
as regards that terrible disease, gravel in
the bladder. It is claimed by those WHO
nave given e a thorough test, and know
whereof they speak, that it will cure the
WorS case Of gravel in twelve 10 twenty
four hours; that it will give almost instant
relief, and Will dissolve the worst gravel in
twelve hours; that it has been tried in hun
dfeGS Of cases, and was never known to faiI
IN eiectIng a speedy and permanent cure.
In N case in this county, when it was ad-
minlstered, and under the observation of an
Old and regular practicing physician, il
passed from the bladder Of a n%atient.
within twelve hours after il was
given, three ~tablespOonfuls Of gravel
and sand. Il is good alike for
man and beast, and is a splendid diuretic
There is a gOOdly quantity growing I'M tbe
gardenOf Mr.. /. W. Barrett in this pIaca
1t is known here by no other name +ban
the gravel weed" and was brought TO tbis
county in the summer OF 1884, from Nor
gan county, Ala, by Mr.. Thomas Knott.
an old citizen Of this county, and who now
resides near this place,
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

d. Clayaresa was fined $50 in the police
court yesterday for whipping his wife.
Thornton Love, a colored lUuatic, was
released from Jail by Justice Baskette yes
terday.
D. G. Bradford and Richard HOge were
sent TO Jail yesterday by the United States
Court, for illicit diStilling.
AnegrO named James Greer was sent to
the county wOrk-hOuse by Justice Spain,
yesterday, on the charge Of larceny.
Sue Cook, Alice McCOmbs, MOllie No
land and Jackson Bradford, were all sent
down to the work-hOuse yesterday for va
grancy.
Yesterday morning twenty-five unfOrtu-
mates bowed themselves out Of the august
presence Of Judge Duling TO the tune of
$50.
Houston Battle, colored, was committed
to Jail yesterday on a capias from the
Criminal Court, charging him with assault
and battery.
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The CIneinnntI Southern.

II. V. T., in a letter TO the Commercial
thus explains the GnimUS Of u railroad
magnates toward CINCINNATI projected line
direct to Chattanooga:
oThe managers Of the Nashville and
Chattanooga and Louisville and Nashville
roads, lines that will suffer from competing
with the Cincinnati road, if any do, say
that they are not afraid; that
they are assiduously ~cultivatinc
their local Guinness, and trvin. to
build up the country along their rasnec-
tive lines, and that if Cincinnati wants
to plunge into the wilderness and scatter
her ten millions up and down the country,
as the Book Of Job describes the devil as
roaming, why, she can DO so. They speak
OF it as though Cincinnati had undertaken
20 carry a tremendous load, and deserved
pity rather than CensIre. They are sur
prlsed that 50 conservative a city should
venture So much, but as Major Thomas, Of
the Nashville and Chattanooga road. said
70 me some time ago, The more roads the
more people, the more people the better
our country; let them 60 ahead; we won't
stand in their way an instant, or throw a
to hinder them"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-27

The meetings al II N. and 4 p. N. will
be held IS usual to-day.
Atelegram was received here yesterday
stating that Mr.. White would not be able
to reach here before Thursday. DI.
Brooks leaves to-day for Danville, KY,
where he has an engagement to deliver a
sermon at the Theological Seminary in
that place tomorrow. The Doctor car
ries with him the kind wishes Of many
friends and acquaintance. He has left
such an impression upon the minds Of
those who have had the pleasure Of listen
ing to his discOurses as will not sOon be
removed.
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The Holy trinity Concert.

The grand concert for the benefit of the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, under the
management Of Mrs. ID. II. Atkinson and
Mr.. Ed. d. Fisher, came eff last night at
the Opera House, a large and appreciative
audience being in attendance. The follow
ing persons participated in the concert:
Misses Addie Brown, Be;tie ScOVel, SUzie
Elliott, Ellen Carter, Emma Minchin, and
Laura Bailey; Mrs. Ii. Atkinson, Mrs.
Ladd and MeSSs. A. IL. Stewart, Ed. D.
Fisher, and Mr.. Atkinson.
Prot. Leo. Siebeck presided inthe Orches-
ira. The programme was a very select one
and was carried out TO the uumistakable
de.ectaliOn Of those who witnessed it.
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GRAVES OF CONFEDERATES.
Decoration Day Changed TO May SO
Invitation TO All, Regardless Of Past
Differences.

Differences.
The committee Of arrangements on dec
Grating he Confederate graves met at the
courthouse yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The last Sunday in May, the 30th, was
selected for the decoration, instead of the
10Th.
The Committee on Transportation was
instructed 10 provide a special train for the
Sunday schools, which will leave the Chat
tanOOga depot at > p. NJ. All Sunday
schools in the city, Edgefeld aud the coun-
~ are invited to attend The decoration in
a body.
\ committee, consisting Of W. II. Nor
row, john Campbell, ). NJ. D. CLARK, W..
IL. Pohlman, 4. ID. Wharton and Bradford
Nichol, was appointed to take charge Of the
various schools on that day.
The following resolution, offered by Gen.
Handy, was adopted:
Resolved, that, regardless of all differ
ences Of the past, we cordially tender an
invitation to all who desire to participate
with Us on the occasion Of the decoration
Of the graves Of the Confederate dead at
ut. Olivet, May 80, $50.
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To be Sold for Cash Only-At Cost:
Lyons Black Silks, best qualities.
Gro Grain and Taffeta Silks IN all shades.
Taiieta Silks in evening shades.
Summer Silks in the newest styles.
Best Black Mohair, Turner'S make.
Irish Linens, Richardson's and Others.
Black Grenadines, all qualities.
Tamise Cloths in all qualities.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, SUPERIOR MAKES.
To reduce our stock, we offer our entire
lot of above named goods AT COST FOR
CASH ONLY. This is a rare opportunity to
get bargains in hIst-class goods. Thomp-
son Bros. s. Kelly, Summer street.
anil 2W
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Early Sunday morning, a frame building
on the corner Of Pearl and Velvet streets,
occupied as a dwelling and grocery store,
was destroyed BY fire. The proprietor is
SAID TO have lost 500 in greenbacks by the
connagration. The stock, though small,
was a total loss. There was no insurance
on b house or on the stock. The roof Of
a brick house adjoining caught fire, but the
names were extinguished with a tufling
loss. The railroad trestle caught fire also,
but was not seriously damaged. As the
house stood near the trestle it is thought
the fire was caused by a spark from a pass
ing locomotive.
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Miss IDA GREELEY, daughter Of the late
Horace Greeley, is engaged to be married
to Col. y. Smith, Of Kentucky. His Emil
hence the Cardinal Archbishop Of New
York, it is said, will perform tbs ceremony,
which is to take place in the fall, when
Miss Greeley returns from her cOntem-
plated EurOpean tOur.-BOsfOR TFaRscript.
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DIED.

MCFERRTN-Died sunday, 18th inst, at $40
P. N, Mrs. DORA COOKE MCFEERIN, wife Of
jas. W. McFerrin.
Tuesday afternoon, 3 O'Clock. Divine services
BY Rev. RObt n. Brown, DR.. ThOs. o. Sum
mers. and Rev. JnO. W. Hammer, Jr.
Friends and relatives OF deceased, and Of Col.
tend.
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We are making an elegant Cologne
which we ara selling at 81 per pint, and
also keep every popular brand or make,
embracing the justly celebrated Lubins,
Ferina, Caswell, Hazard & Co.'S, plain and
extra flavor, HOyts, German, Bazins, etc.
Haddox & Ford. ap27 1w
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Arrests and Tireats An NIaury County

We were informed yesterday by a gentle
man from MaUTy' county that two men,
whose names, he thought, were Thomson
and Anderson, were arrested at Nj. Pleas
ant, last Saturday night on suspicion of
being the murlGrgrE OF r. C.. Jackson.
They were taken 20 Columbia and in
generated in the jail and yesterday they
were taken back TO Ht. Pleasant for trial.
There was strong talk Of mob violence. in
case the parties under arrest should prove
0 be guilty.
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TIE
Order Of business I'm d Supreme
COurI-AuOther Corporation Case be-
fore Judge EmmOns.

VIZ 1HNBo GuAAAuAha
SUPREME COURT-Chief Justice Mich
olson announced yesterday that the court
had found il necessary to make a slight
change in the order Of business: that 10 do
justice TO the several counties Of the fifth
circuit, the law docket Of Davidson would
have 10 be postponed until next Monday
morning, the Sd Of May, at which time il
viii be promptly called by the Second Sec
zion.
The business Of the sixth circuit was
taken up on yesterday by the First Section,
according TO former order, and the first call
Of the WaTrSn docket commenced. The
Chief Justice announced that four DAYS
would be given TO the counties Of Warren
and GrUndy, three to Coffee, four to Frank
lin, three 10 Lincoln, and one to Van Blu
rem. According 10 this agreement. the
dOckGts of the respective counties named
will be taken up rs follows: Coffee, Mon
day, May 3; Franklin, Thursday, May 6;
Lincoln, wednesday, May J., and Van
Buren,, Monday, May l..
The second section are still engaged on
the Smith equity docket.
FEDERAL COUET-Before Judge Trigg:
United States vs.. D.. q. Bradford, illegal
removal Of spirits; verdict guilty.
Same vs.. same; nOlle prosegui.
United States vs.. Anderson HOge, Illicit
distilling; nOlle prOsequi,
United States vs.. Richard Hoge, illicit
distillinE verdict guilty.
United States VS.. Asa Prince, not paying
special tax as liquor dealer; verdict guilty.
United States vs.. Monroe Williams,
working in Illicit distillery; verdict guilty.
United States vs.. Wiley James, not pay
ing special tax as liquor dealer; verdict not
guilty.
Before Judge EmmOus:-Chas. Parsons
vs.. Mayor and City Council Of Nashville,
suit on coupons CUt from bonds given in
payment Of Park, commonly called Park
bonds, involving 5000; still pending,
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Milan 10 she Front.

We understand that Milan, a growing,
prosperous, healthy and accessible town,
situated a. tie intersection Of the Memphis
and Louisville and New Orleans, ST. Louis
and Chicago railroads, has offered to the
State Board Of Education buildings and
grounds well adapted TO the uses Of a nor
NAL school.
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Handkerchief Extracts from the we'll
known manufacturers, Lubins, Low, At
hnson, LundbOrg, Wright, Bozin, and all
other kinds worth selling; also LANDLORDS
Extracts, in bulk, for reflling walls at less
expense. HaddOx x Ford. ap27 Nv
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Potato Slips and Cabbage Plants
We are the special agents Of ALI. H. Doug
las for the sale Of Potato Slips and Cab
bage Plants, which can be had Of any kind,
in any quantity, on short notice. HaddOx
& Ford. apr w
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Gov. Porter yesterday appointed DIR. JnO.
D. Owen, Of Wilson county, and Hon. II.
r. Gibson, of Campbell, as additional Cen
tennial Commissioners for Tennessee.
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Hungarian Immigrants.

BY a private dispatch from Hon. e. C..
Giers, member - the Legislature from
this county, We learn that he reacl4ed
Louisville yesterday with a party Of sixty
Hungarian immigrants for tins State, who
will arrive by this mornings train.
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Our assortment Of Soaps is complete,
comprising the foreign and domestic brands
Of known value, from Lubin's, COndray's
and Manbert's high-prieed goods, to dOmes-
tic brands at 25c a box. Haddox & Ford.
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The shoe house of j.. W. Lawlcss, No.
1O2 Church street, was broken into between
three and four O'Clock Sunday morning and
robbed Of about SO worth Of shoes. This
is the Peoples Shoe Store, the customers
OF which will be glad 10 know the loss was
SO small.
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Blank { y indicates no report; cipher () sta
uonaryi minus ~ tendency to fall; plus ~
tendency 70 rise. W.
ArTired-the John S. Bransford, from
Point Isabel, and the Abe Mcdonald. from
the shoals. The Abe Mcdonald departed
again.
Learning tO-day-the Silverthorn, for Gin
c~innati, at y NJ, and the B. II. Cooke, for
Pt. Isatel, at 4 P. NJ.
The river was still rising yesterday, being
u feet on the gauge and s feet on Harpeth
shoals.
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DisapsoInted Ticket Holders.

Several thousand ticket holders in the
late Library Lottery have placed their
coupons in the hands Of BlantOn Duncan,
TO bring suit against the managers for
breach Of contract, and TO recover their
money.
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CITY NOTICES.

Choice Btuter.-1O Bbls. Goshen But
ter in rolls; 10 Tubs Goshen Butter, solid.
Very fine. For sale by R. L. Weakley.
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Our stock Of Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth
and Flesh Brushes is perfect, having just
added to al already fair stock a large lot
of every style, shape and price. The most
fastidious can be pleased. Haddox & Ford.
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AUCTION Of Flowers continues April y,
1915, Al Union street. Il
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awe are Offering to the lovers of good Tea
a choice line Of Imperial, OOlong and En-
glish Breakfast, at the low price Of S1.OO
ger pound. HaddOx & Ford.
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ed to be much interest manifested.
The ministers mingled among the mourn
ers, speaking a word Of comfort in their
ears and beseeching them TO put their faith
in the Lord and trust in Him. The servi-
ces Of this second meeting were very brief,
and after some announcements relative to
yesterdays meetings, the audience was dis
missed with the usual benedictiOn.
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asOls, all linen, at 25 cents, at Lee
beck's, II Union street. APPS 2t
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r. VI. Lyle, VI, D.-Residence, "a
South Cherry st. Office, 50 South Cherry.
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For cash and cash only we will sell
goods at cost. G. Rice & Co.
apps If
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Suits at cost for cash only. G. Rice& Co.
apps If