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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12

Is shall be the duty OF the president of tbs
central club TO establish two or mere boxes
wherever necessary. Boxes to h6 divided alpha,
betieaily.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12

It having become necessity to promptly re-
duce stock. the present very compile assorr-
ment Of FRESH GOODS will be SOLD At
GREAT SACRIFICE: also goods an route and
In course OF manufacture. ON arrival.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12

It shall be the duty OF tho president of eac
central club TO publish in the official lournl
the names of the judges and commissioner
five days before the election.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12
RULE IT.

All judges and commissioners of electie
must De appointed six days before the electio
No representation shall be given after tn
time.
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CROSS Examined.

IROsS- EAAMlNED.
acting officer OF the day. I had no oc-
oarrest any one. there being no dis
10 my knoRledge. / had a guard
me prisoner tWelshl was not put 10
Id- house. / received an order from
under the orders OF my superior Off
officer Of the day issued, the order
eiease OF the prisoner. Welsh.
COL ALPHoNsE j. BACHEMIN.
yolonel Of the Orleans Artillery. State
seventh Instant: there We're dera n
|aete from nearly every company OF the
! was not there as colonel com
put to preserve order. Capt Sam
II charge OF the camp. The prisoner
lied by cur guard and brought to our
ouse. the police station. The prisoner
cesed by my order: there was great
ahle getting him released.
80 said that Sergeant Graham. who
u, " mat time, had III his pocket the key
ei, ,L which the prisoner WAS incarcer-
setarn. then demanded Of the off,
hslRe OF the station 20 release The Drts-
AZ ! Is.n used under any and all etrcu n
alllary or not. | told them that the
Il Il ~ ~ net q civil prisoner. but a man
.slI Station for safe keeping. They
iasse0 10 obey my orders
n asa compelled to order Capt. Wiltz to
M q men in case / should have 10
ss I'M. at that time there vera four or
~ In line. with their hands behind
NJ 49, n. police offa-ed bold and violent
MI MI ana that is why ordered the quart.
smenDoia stated TO me that he had made
tsas With Sergeant Graham to use
~ - ~ aguard-houSe. The police were
:oat ! could not say they were under the
~ aaQuof. was not In uniform but
sAAEBoLA RECALLED.
assaam said that the station was al
ny = could use II ~ guard
c1Deexattou u our men and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-12

hULE Y.
Il shall be the duty OF the president of eaeh
central club to publish at the same time IS The
of judge and commissioners
the location Of the. polling booth. which must
be centrally placed In each ward. and any slee,,
ton held at any ether place than thai selected
shall na mil and void
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Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE
Democratic Conservative Party Of Orleans.
SanteTnhar A. 1919 J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-16
Tie f,iaRr-TInkcr NYaGea.

Editors Dispatch: We wish to state, il
reply to McSsrs. LeibcFmuth & Mil!hiser'>
card in your ISSUE OF yesterday, in rcierenct
to their statement that the strike was cau>cC
by threatened reduction OF prices in an
other factory in the city. by which we I'M
fierstand that they mean MeSSrs. Oliver <
Robinson and, in Justice to them, wou!t
say that they were mlsinformed. There
was no such threat or intimation OF one II
said factory.
We ask no more for our labor than wha
has appeared in the Baltimore Sun from
Richmond manHiacturer-vlz., IS per thou
sand fer seed scrap, mould work.
We do not wish to continue this contro
vprsy through the papers, but any nforma
ton can be had OF q. Harris, 81. ). Brown
Sampson Oppenheimer, Charles l!agan
John Hogan, Benjamin Werner. Samuc
Britain, Henry Ua%emeycr, /. ". SIubb>
Executive Board Cigar Makers Union, 133
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= 81 - y Il +.
| The LATE PRIaARY ELECTION Mp. r
WILEY G4TIs's Casa meeting OF th
City Central Committee wns held last night
B. T.. GRAY, chairman, presiding. n~. ~
In the absence of. w. u. Chesterman, D
| G. Richardson was appointed secretary pr
tenn.
The Chairman reported that ne had re.
ceived the poil-bcoks and ballots from the
Thira precinct in JacksonWard. He also
announced that the meeting had been called
to consider the Eeques tot Dir. 7. Wiley Da.
Wis for recount Of the ballots cast for him.
self. .r.' "- q '--.i .a.3 .f..t E
The following letter from Mr.. Davis was
received and read: .. .---r...
RIcHMoND, VA, September 10, 1879.
Nr. W. D. ChesteTman, Secretary Cvis Con-
seruatiue Committee:
Dear Sir,-In asking that the ballots cast
on last Thursday for Mr.. Lyons and myself
be compared with the poli-bsoks, do 90
only at the instance Of my friends, without
any desire to embarrass Mr.. Lyons or hope
OF benettirg myself. l accepted the result
as published in the Dispatch OF the 18th in
stant, determining to unite heartily in elect
ing the nominees should opposition be Of
fered. Yours, very respectfully,
T. WILEY DAVIS.
After full discussion OF the subject the
committee dismissed the application, being
satisfied that canvass OF The ballots would
not change the result OF the primary elec-
tion as already announced.
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Methodist church ut Chester Sunday night
KEY. Mr. Hall occupied the pulpit.
| The Methodist Sunday school Of this cit,
WIN purchase. ewslibrary at an early date
A handsome sun, has already collected. sol
hat purpose. ,.->,Y. d.. -. -
The venerable Peter <. Morgan, ESD,
who, when living here, was said Id be the
oldest citizen in Manchester. was IN the city
yesterday, looking quite well. a't .r!t'
Another grand Temperance rally will soon
De held in this City under the auspices Of
the Manchester division. Several promi-
nent speakers will address the meeting.
The delegates 10 the Senatorial aud Lee,s-
lative CoRfentions from this district 90 un-
instructed. -... 49,.
Several o3 the most prominent "Green-
packers OF this district are makinc des-
perate effort towards nominating candidates
for the Legislature. 1t seems, however,
that out OF all tho many candidates none
desires to run upon that ticket.
The Manchester City Council viii meet
next Friday night.
1t cannot yet be sseertained when hear
ing can Dc had before the United Slstes Su.
preme Court in regaYd 10 the suit OF EricS-
son Us. Manchester. Ericsson is still at the
Retreat for the Sick. in Richmond.
Severil persons from this CITY attended
the all-day preaching held at Zion Hill
church, Chesterfield county. Sunday.
The Legislative Convention will bc beld
at the Chesterfield courthouse September
18th.
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

RICHMOND, September -, 1870.
The following canvaSeers have been ap-
pointed:
Sixth Congressional District-Camm Pat.
teSon, Jamcs Foote johnson, Thomas j.
Kirk patrick.
Seventh Senatorial District-CoIonel j.
G.. SpcTry.
Tenth Senatorial Dstrict-G. H. Bowman
and Colonel Mann Splitter.
Sixteenth Senatorial District-G. X. Ma
con.
Thirty-ifth Senatorial District-A. l..
Ioladay.
Buckingham County-E. ". Hubbard,
Jr.. Fl. b. Nicholas, John Il. Moss.
Campbell County-Robert Harvey, Viii
liam Il. Dudley, Colonel J. Risque Hutter,
Captain Stephen Adams, f. y. Gallon,
Frank Nelson, Captain Robert r. Perre,
Rufus Murrell, Captain Edward Irvine,
w. w. Larkn.
Fairfax County-F. W. Richardson and
George Z. L. Turbcrrilli>.
Richmond City-John Hunter.
Second Senatorial DiStrict-C. I. Dun
can, Fred. K. Stickley, II. r. Morrison. l..
FL. n. SaIyer, Henry Routh, Judge Mar
shall Anderson, 5. {. Grayham.
Lee County-U {. r.. Richmond.
CCOlI couHtS - Il. vi. tuA, ~. =. IlcHucI-
son. Samuel w. Wax.
Wise County-T. &. Wells and J. w.
Smith.
Russell County-George r. Cowan and
j. J. Dickinson.
Tazewell Connty-Joscph Stras, Jr., and
Henry Anderson.
Buchanan County-Shack. RatIitfe and
Daniel BlankenShip.
Page Counv-Dr. ii. n. Ecyser.
Shenandoah COunty-Charles 5. Wun-
der. J. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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Communicated.
A,s,airS for tho PcnitGntiary Gh2pCl.

.Ie.srs Editors Dispatch: Please state
in Your columns that the SGnday-School
, a,.nciatiun having no TunG- for tnc pur-
chase OF seats for the prisoners. and many
houses in the city having one or more chairs
that could he spared without inconveni"nce,
the citizens are respectfully requested to
furnish such chairs FOR this purpose. Par
ties who can assist Us in this respect can
send the seats to \. e. Tallaferro. super
intend dent Penitentlary store, III south
Twelfth street, or notify william p. Nun
ford by posta!-card, giving number OF resi-
deuce, and the seats will be sent for during
this week. The Sabbath school will be
opened next Sunday ut O'Clock Z. VI.
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lCommnniratcd.l
Stale Fair---lmpO Information
for Our 1Icrchan.Y

for Our Merchants.
At meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee OF the State Agricultural Society held
on the 1st Of August. 1879, the following
minute was entered OF record: "Thc COM
mittee being informed that MessrS. w. ID.
Chesterman and George W. Minter propose
to publish SleNs E xxx Gasfttte E&eer5a 81
distribution on the f'Mr-Grounds mot eH-
Guiding regularly published papers,, on
condition that the publishers OF said CT
zette will commence its publication and dis
tribution early in October next, and make
weekly issue from that time to the close Of
the Fair.'
This action Of the committee conicrs on
MesSrs. Chesterman and Minter an lmpor-
portant privilege, and the paper proposed
to be issued and largely circulated by them,
and from this Office, will be one OF the best
mediums for advertising the business in
tcrcStS Of Richmond OF every kind. AS it
will contain the liberal arrangements which
have been made by the railroads and water
lines for the transportation Of visitors, a
list OF the hotels and boardlng-houses and
their rates for board and lodging, and many
other things connected with the Fair and
tie trade Of this city, its circulation before
the Fair will impart information which will
induce very large attendance OF people.
THE POSTING or DISrRIBUTIo:; OF HAN6-BfII.S
WILL. S0T BIZ ALLOWED TX OTHER PERSONS.
w. {. KNIGHT, Secretary.
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METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHoOL SoCIETY.-Thc
r!,:-nIar monthly mantinp Of this Snniatr w-e
held at Nicholson-Street Methodist church,
Rockets, on Sunday afternoon at 81
o'clock-A. L. West, president, in the
chair, c. p. Rady and J. +. Riddlck secre-
tarics.
The meeting was opened with singing By
Nichoson.S Street school and prayer by Rev.
W. E. Judkins.
Rev.J. w. Connolly, pastor CT the church,
made very encouraging report of the con-
dition or the school. Being a suburban
school they labor under many disadvantages,
but the membership OF the church arc doing
all they can 70 foster the school and the
church. They have small corps OF efficient
teachers, but need more help in this dlrec-
ton.
Rev. W. Z. Judkins, Of Trinity church,
addressed the mcctinS-sublect, 1.-The
Glory OF Working for jesus His remarks
were OF very encouraging character, and
well-caculated to inspire the Sunday school
workers in this field with new zeal in the
prosecution Of their laborS.
Rev. ". =. McGilvray also addressed the
meetlng-subiecr, "The High Reward Of
Sunday School Teaching" The Sunday
school work is Gods work, and no man
works for His cause without pay. He
urged the teachers to work faithfully and
leave the results in Gods hands. lie gave
some striking illustrations Of the great
amount OF good accomplished in the con-
version OF the children by Sunday school
teaching.
Mr.. David Parr, Sr., made an earnest ap-
peal for help to sustain this work in Rock
etts. 9
Mr.. West presidenD assured the Sunday.
school workers OF Rockets that they have
the sympathy and prayers of all true lovers
OF this good cause, and urged their perse'
verance in this labor OF love.
The singing was done by the scholars of
Nicholson-Street school, and reflected credi,
on the school.
The reports OF the various schools for the
past month showed them to be in good con.
dition.
The next meeting will be held at Broad.
Street church on the second Sunday in Oc-
! tObpr
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4 PRIZE FOR BoAT-RACIEG.-The follow.
ing letter, which explains itself, was sent
Yesterday TO MessrS. \. NJ. Kelley and K.
b. .Thaw, presidents OF the kanawh2 and
Olympic Boat Clubs respectively:
We desire to further animate the spirit OF
friendly contests between the Kanawha and
Olympic Clubs, and therefore offer fine
silk pennart as a prize to be given to the
successful Club.at . row en- the James be-
low the brewery at such time as shall be
arranged between the two clubs, and under
such rules as govern such contests.
Very respectfully, A. SAKs Il Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| CHURCH NoTEs.-Rev. Fl. Melville Jack
son, rector OF Grace church, read the ser.
vice, preached, and administered the holy
communion at st. James church on Sunday
morning.
The Monumental church was closed on
account Of repairs and the absence Of the
pastor.
Rev. DR.. Minniserode, of st. Paul's, hay
ing returned to the city, resumed his pasto-
raj duties two Sundays ago.
There were five conversions during the
past week at the Broad-Street Methodist
church, and the special services will be con-
tinued this week. Special services will
also be continued 1T Union-Station church
this week.
Rev. W. n. Scott, of the Third Presby.
te!ian church, preached on Sunday night at
Trinity Methodist church.
Rev. DR.. Winfree, of the Manchester
Baptist church, preached on Sunday night
at the Manchester Methodist church.
Rev. J. NJ. Darden preached at the city
almshouse on Sunday night.
At the Ciay-Street Baptist church Rev.
c. g. CIoptou preached morning and night,
and gave the risht-hand OF fellowship to
three persons.
At Sidney Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night. Meetings
will be held every night this week.
At the Grace.Street Baptist church the
pastor preached in the morning. AT night
Dr. Tucker preached very acceptable SER
mon.
at Tenable-Street Baptist church the pas
tor preached morning and night, and gave
the right-hand Of fellowship to two per-
sons.
At the Second Baptist church the pastor
occupied the pulpit morning and night. At
night be preached sermon Introductory
to a course Of sermons to young meh, the
course to be continued for several Sunday
nights.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church the pas
tor preached in the morning and baptized
two perSons-one OF them was his own
| boy, fourteen years Of age.
At the Pine Street Baptist church Che
pastor being sick) Rev. Decatur Edwards,
Iiccntiate OF Manchester Baptist church,
filled the pulpit morning and night. Both
discourses seemed to be very much enjoyed
by the congregation.
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The average attends nee was as follows

"The Pr actical Workings OF our Schools"
was discu ssed by G. Jacob, Esq, and K. r.
Gwathm ey, Esq. The former advocated
the imy .ortance OF numbers, urging that the
pupils could do more to increase school
than any other agency. and that the scholars
were stimulated to bring IN new scholars
mo re by prizes awarded judiciously than
br, any other system, but that only good
y eachers could retain them, Mr.. Gwathmey
+, argued that efficiency and success in n
school depended upon, the: love and faith
fulncss Of the teachers, and appealed to the
teachers to be more loving, devoted, and
earnest in their work. ,-.5,.,
c. H. Winston, Esq, then addressed tne
children on the /" Necessity of Obedience" :"
and urged them to be ready for every good
word and work." and to ''be gentle" " in
doing their work. closing with the words OF
Charles Dickens, IS Do oil the good you can
and make no fuss about It." j., s.. Liz,
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1fcvor's Court.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Robert Hancock and Henry Disc. charged
with lighting on Hull street Saturday night.
Hancock was discharged and Disc was re-
oulred 10 pay the cost, which amounted to
81
Patrick Mosby and Squire Bright (co'
lored), for keeping unlicensed dogs, were
discharged On condition they purchase
medals. H.. ..., ,,u
Armstead Chistiap (colored), for selling
Goods without license, was discharged.
Mary Ross aud Lucy Harris (colored)' FOL
nuarreiliug aud "fussing generally" wer'
rpo,,ired 10 pay the costs OF the warrants.
After the court adjourned there Wes
several civil cases disposed OF.
-, n,h,-,r ,,a, a ary;cas nj th
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co.. Eo0srs STATE coSsyfsrA rrygr
60 - stes ~ ExSCETigE COMMIT NM. J.
.r. - REHSaoSD, September 8, 1879.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS. foa be

| 81. ~ REHSaOSD, September 8, 1872
II REPRESENTATIVE MEETINGS, 10. DO
- 1vsdressed By one more dstins,nshcsr tpc *
| crs. are annsunsed n follows: - ~at.1 srrT
| September lGth--GiIes Courthouse, Prince ES l.
ward Farnlviit', Suffolk Warren Conl rnous J
| front Royal. 1T7T|''F
| September l7:i,-fnnsvsa Courthouse, stasrd
Courthouse r,..s.-. ST.. .....' 80. :
Septemts ls'h-ranrlcs CITY Court house, FreSc-e
| ricksburs s7y. Gooclsand Courthouse
September ]9th-Pcr.smouth city mighty Ba.csS
vile fADer-ar!e countaI:
September 2otf-~Bah Warm Snr;npsl So-c,,s-sr
city (Dightl Earlysyill& Alternate couDly Wbo...
lcysvtlle, Narssmond ccLH:r
September s2d-Alexssdria city. Cumferisntf. .
courthouse. NaHluler C1urthouse fSarrenton,.. 4,
fiuVanua Courthouse Free Cuiou lAl:,e:na rIc couu-
W, Grayson Ccn- house. HaAifaS Courthouse IfiY-
'"hd courthouse Ming Wi1Is,n Courthouse; Nelson
ooartnouse' Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse -.
washington Courthouse iAbln1don), We,,moreLnds
Conrthomc, WiSe'Eourthousc. S.ann,on Chv.
september 23r-Re.ford CUurthou.e Rl,us
,o"rihonSc' Charlottesville (nsylitl, MONTGOMERY
t.hr'silan'bur2 Patrick Courthouse Surry Court
house. White Hall iA'pe1uarls county,.
September 24th--Amcii Courthouse NfjdJ1cso>
Courthouse, ilsboro' tAlbemare eounry)
September 25th-.tpporiatiox Courthouse. Rstt,
Courthouse, Elizabeth City Courthouse Eltrietc
Chesterfield county,, Madison Courthouse.
september 27ih-fa:sseld fRockbridge county.
oarbrcnri, Sc"t!sv'le !,tbcnlarle county,. Blacks
and =" hites (Nottowsy countyl. BurAley Norfolk,
county,.
September 29!l-NorfJlt city (ugh, !. Indepcn,-,
ence lGraysOn county,.
September 3otl!-Ports.znu;h city (uishtl, Peters,
burg city mighty.
October l't--Salen. RoaEoi:e county; N'inces,er.
October 2d-Churchinnd,. Norfolk county: King
George Courthouse, SusscS Courthouse, Noitoway
Courthouse.
October 6:l-Charlo,tes,l,les stv tEar!o-te Court
house, Franklin Courthouse. t;!Ccestrr Courthouse
Greensville Courthouse. Is!e OF Wight COURTEOUS
Lee Courthouse, Powhatais Courthouse, Princes,
Anne Courthouse. Richmoaa ID Courthouse Lexiur-
ton, SpotSvlvania COurr house.
October 9th Scwbe.u. Pu5aski county,.
T. n. LOGAN, Chairman
j. Bel Bigger, Secretary.
Conservative parcrs please copy. au3O
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T. A--PnAFoaE-F0RD's 3UyENILl
CoMIC ESGLdsH Or.ERA tCoMPAAy.-Our mu
sic loving people will not miss the opnortu
nifty OF seeing this " nderfu1 troupe OF chfl
dren, to appear in this city, commencing
Wednesday. September 18th. Their re
markable performances of both operas have
received the highest eommeDdatioB from
tue public and press Of Philadelphia. Balti'
more, and New York, Their, Intelligent
conception OF the different characters is
worthy OF older and more experienced ac-
tors, while their attractive: appearance,
graceful bearing, vivac:ons movements, and
sweet, spria billy sins ging, are said to capli-
vate all who, ljstel2 In New York their per-
formances at WaIlaek's Theatre were en-
dorsed by all the leading newspapers as the
best production OF Pinafore given in that
city,. 80 y.1.s .--r .e.
During their engagement in this city they
will present the new Russian opera Fatinit-
za. It is said to be charming production,
and one of the brightest, most Joyous COM
positions Of its kind before the public. The
Baltimore american relates its plot thus:
"The scene is laid at the seat OF the
Russo-Turkish war, and the first act il at
Rustchuk, and the second at Odessa. The
plot is exceedingly humorous and inee-
NOUS. A young Russian officer named
Fladimir, while masquerading in woman's
clothes as .FatiDitza,' meets bis major gen.
era, who fails violently in love with him.
while Vladimir is at the same time in love
with Prince Lydia, General kanchucof's
niece. fortunately, Vladimir gets of
without being detected in the hoax he
has put upon the General, and resumes
his command. Some time afterwards,
while Vladimir and some brother. Ulcers
are having a little fun in the shape OF
some private theatrical, Vladimir, taking
the part OF leading lady, they are
surprised by Kantchuco1, who at once re-
cogulzes bis lost love Fatinitza,' aud again
makes violent love to her, but while en-
gagged in this a troop OF Bashi Bazouks sur
prise the clmp, and carrying of Vladimir,
thinking that he is girl, and Lydia, his
sweethcart-Juljan Hardy, reporter, ac-
companving them-and the three are taken
to The Pasha's palace. They are recaptared
soon. however, and Julian Hardy tells
General Eantchucutf that Fatinltza' had
died from grief at the separation from him,
and has left her brother Vladimir with
request that he marty the Princess Lydia.
The old General consents for the sake OF
his lost love, and the piece ends happily"
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uANCEsESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings Court.-The September term OF
the Hastings Court began Yesterday morn
ing-Judge William l. Clopton presiding.
Some civil business was transacted. The
case OF The Commonwealth Us. Socrates
Brooks, for felony. was called, and jury
summoned; but. ar the request OF the de-
fendant, his trial was postponed until next
Thursday, and the court adjourned Until
thai time.
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THOSE BOYS Whose Jood times dmriny he
THOSE BOYS rncGtion used up their CEota-
THOSE BOYS ing Dii .fnd az realty rith
THOSE BOYS School, and College, Clothes,
. THOSE BOYS School, and ColLcge- clothes,
THOSE EoTs Scdost- and College, Clothes.
THOSE BOYS latest Ont and Lowest Pris -,
THOSE BOYS Ldtest Cut and Lo,oest Prices,
THOSE BOYS LdteSt Cut and L01oeSt Prices.
THOSE BOYS Latest Cut and Lowest Prices.