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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-21
NEVADA STATE MILITIA.


STATE OF NEVADA. J
ApJurAHr Generals OFFICE,
CANON Orr. June 10, 1871
SPf0l4sks H.. GIs !.
I. The First Brigade. n. 8. NJ, Ia hereby or
dered 10 report at the State Capitol. Carson
iion; and review. JULY FoUsTH. 1879.
II. The Major General and stsf and Brigade
General and Star viii report, mounted, at Gen
eral Headquarters at 1880 A. y.
III. transportation from Virginia CITY snd
Gold Hill and return will be furnished undsi
direction Of brigade Commander.
By command OF
uOvEasos JOHN Il. KINKRAD.
J. W. adams,
Adjt General. n. 9. n.
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS, N. q. NJ. 1
GOLD HiLL. Nevsda. June II. 1879. !
cPEolAL oRpBR,(
- No.
I. Pursuant TO Special Order, No. I. issued
from General ~Hesdquarters, N. b. n, dated
Adjuiant Generals Ofice, Carson City. June
10, 1879. Brigsdier General O. @. Batterman,
stsff aud First Brigade are hereby ordered 10
report for duty, at General Headqusrters, on
the FOURTH bay OF JULY. A. d. 1879. al
1880 O'Clock 4. n, for the purpose OF parade,
inspection and review.
II. The Brigade Commander will make . 70.
QUESTION on tho Quartermaeter General Tor the
necessary transportation and forage He will
also mako Q reQuisition on tho Commissary
General for the necessary substance Of his
command.
III. The Division StafY arc hereby ordered 10
report for duty, at General Hesdquarters. Oar
son city. on jolly FOURTH. A. d. 1879. .,
1880 O'Clock a. Y.
By command Of
MAJ. Gxx'L L. T. FOX.
J.H. MArHxwsos,
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We send them By poet. prepaid. svsrywhsrs.
fr and near. II not found af Jour druggists,
TAKE NO OTHER. but ineloss the amount to
NJ, and you Will recsivs either sire ordered By
return mall. Addrsss
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sols Agents for U. D. and Canada.
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GLRAN TOWELS AND sHARP RAZoRs.
~ Quick. Smooth, Neal, yirstclsss Woft,
Hair Cutting and Dressing done In the most
a~rtistie. suitable and satisfactory styh.
Ths old Pioneer saloon y The placs. snd donI
you forget 10. %
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DR.. SANF0RD'S
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-yoa rHI-
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BACK AND KIDNEYS.

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Spirits. Dizziness. Want Of Appetite. Nalariti
Diseases, Enlargement Of the Spleen. Agus
Caks, Rheumatism, Neuralgis. Lumbseo. fcis-
tica, Pains in the Side, Back. Bones and Nus.
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chitis. Dipththeria. Whooping Cough, weak
Lungs ; also . Great Rslief In Female Weak.
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The Ono Dollar Pads are within the
reach OF syery sufferer. Rich or Poor. fail
sise, highly indicated, containing the best
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stomach, invisorste the Liver. prevent bilious.
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want certificates, We can send them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-18
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Citu Ccuncil.-A meeting OF the City
Council was held last night. The follow
ing members were present: Messrs. Per-
due (presidsnt), Royal, Gentry, Shotwell,
Gibbs, BalIoHe, and Nunnally.
The Street Committee, through Mr. Roy
all. presented the following report relating
TO the walkway between the arch and the
Free bridge:
The committee report, after careful con-
sideration Of the subject, the following
That they are aware that the highway lead.
.ing from the arch over the Richmond. and
DsnyilIe railroad to the Free bridge, in:
Guiding the said arch, with some portisn oil
the street adjacent thereto, Is street lying
In this city, which belongs to the James
River Bridge Company, and not to the city;
II legal obligation exists to keep the said
street in repair, it rests upon the bridge
company, and not upon the city,
Your committee further reports that the
street is In very bad condition, and sadly
needs repairs. The plank fence which en-
closes the street has nearly gone to rum,
ana should be repaired: that the James
River Bridge Company has neglected 10
make these repairs; that citizens OF thti
place and those travelling upon this stree'
are much incon yenienced By reason OF the
want of the repairs referred to-
The committee are OF the opinion tnat y
would be desirable for The city to maze
these temporary repairs Il tho Council
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police Jus
lice Joseph j. White presiding.-Agne:
johnson, charged with being disorderly
aud creating a disturbance, was fined IS
Ditto, Mary Mccoy.
Jacob Mitchell (colored) charged will
stealing $50 from Mary Curtis, was ac
quilted.
Caroline Lindsey, charged with beating
her husband, Warner Lindsey. Continued
accused being unable to appear.
Ann Tinsley (colored), charged with as
saulting Warner Lindsey with rock. Con
tinued until Tuesday. Bailed in S1OO
Warner Lindsey was also up and bailed tc
same day in 5000.
Claiborne Cunningham (colored) wa:
charged with shooting at j. W. Dabney
The offence was committed near the corner
Of Seventh aud Leigh. Accused was sent
on for indictment. .......
r. F. Gentry, charged with obtaining
under false pretences one silver watch o
the value of SIS, was acquitted.
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THE THEATRE.-The Alvin-Joslin Combt
nation gave their second performance at
the Theatre last night to a good audience.
1t is very remarkable sensational drama,
in which there was some frst.rate acting.
The play is full OF blood and thunder from
first to last, and OF course is received with
the most tremendous applause by the deni-
zens Of the gallery and psrqaet. The New
England farmer was admirably portrayed
by Mr.. Davis, and the policeman, waiter,
and peanut-boy OF Mr. Griffin could mol
have been better. In fact, it Is a good com.
pany, of its kind, and will always be vel
patroniZed by that class OF theatre-Soers
who are fond Of the sensational.
This afternoon there will be matinee,
and tonight the engagement OF the com
pany will end.
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think proper to order them under the cir

think proper to order them under the cir
cumstanee stated.
The committee also offered the following
RESOLUTIONS bearing upon che above subject
!. RESOLVED, That the City Council con-
curs In the views expressed In said report.
2. That the Street Committee make the
repairs proper to ensure safety to travel
along the street referred to. But this order
is made with an expressed protest against
any act Of the city in making any repairs
on the highway referred to being construed
into any admission Of its legal obligation so
to do; to the contrary, the city denies such
obligation.
3. That the secretary communicate copy
Of these proceedings TO the James-River
Bridge Company but inaemuch as that
company is composed OF an equal represen.
tation from this city and the city OF Rich
mond, that these proceedings be communi-
Gated to the Common Council and Board Of
Aldermen OF Richmond, and that they be
invited to confer through committee with
this Council not only in regard to the plan
set forth, but in regard to all matters in
volying the management and maintenance
Of the bridge. ..
The committee recommended the adop-
tion Of the petition OF J. F. Leibermuth to
SASSG u wiz AClOsS hutl 5llScG III l. MS
teenth, and that the City Engineer be iu-
structed to place strainer in front OF the
culvert on Perry between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. . .. r-...
| The report and resolutions Of the cou-
mittee were received and adopted. gt-,.
A report (Which has been published in
the Dispatch from the special Committee
on Water was received and adopted.
A communication from the James-Riyer
Bridge Company asking for an appropria-
tion OF $500 towards repairing the Free
bridge was received and referred TO the
Finance Committee.
Mr.. S. Carter Wesiger, who was recently
elected member OF the Council to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.
Z. B. Howle, forwarded a communication
declining the position. AIr. William II.
Walker was elected to iii the vacancy.
Adjourned.
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A LUNATIc Cuts HIS THROAT WITH A
RAzoR.-Moses Monk, 4 sailor, who has
been confined at the Retreat Tor the SICK
for two months as a Iunatic, awaiting to be
conveyed to the Government Insane Asy-
INN at Washington, was taken from the Re-
treat yesterday morning about O'Clock to
be conveyed to the asylum. He went quietly
along until he reached The corner OF Twelfth
and Broad streets, when he suddenly pulled
from his pocket a razor which he had con-
cealed, and attempted to kill himself. he
succeeded in making an ugly cash in his
throat before the weapon could be taken
from him. The wound, however, is not
thought to be dangerous. He was taken
h,ck TO the Retreat for treatment. Should
his condition permit he will be conveyed to
Washington to-day.
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TEE YORKTOWN CELsBRATIoN.-GoYernor
Holiday left the city yesterday morning 1or
Philadelphia to attend meeting OF the gov
ernors OF the thirteen original States to
perfect arrangements for the observance OF
the Centennial anniversary OF the surren-
der of Cornwallis at Yorktown. BE was
ioined at the depot by Governor W. W.
Simpson, of South Carolina. Governor
Jarvis, Of North Carolina did not j. join p,i1oe ihe
66elnhia to-day. Governor Colquitt, OF
Georgia, wrote expressing assurances OF
interest in the movement, but regrettng
that official engagements would prevent his
attending the meeting.
Governor Holiday will be Joined at Bal
timore by Governor Carroll, Of Maryland,
and at Wilmington, DEL. by Governor John
w. Hale, OF that State.
Major E. Il. D. Myers, superintendent
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, very kindly placed at the disposal
of the governors a special parlor-car, in
which the party were conveyed to Phila-
delDha.
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A Child Dro,cned in q WeH.-On Thurs
day afternoon three-year-old child OF Mr..
Junius A. Clarke, who resides in Chester
field county about nine miles from this city,
near Bonair, fell into well about sixty feet
deep, and was drowned. In climbing over
the boxing around the well the child lost
her balance and fell to the bottom. The
mother OF the little one became frantic with
grief when she found what had befalen
her child. There was no one else upon the
premises at the time. The cries OF tue dis
tressed mother attracted the neighbors, who
came and got the body Of the child out.
This is one OF the saddest accidents which
has happened in that vicinity for long
time. and the sympathy OF the community
is with the bereaved family.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon from Bethlehem church, and the re-
mains inferred near the scene OF the acci-
dent.
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Roll Of Honor.-Tbe following are the
names of the pupils who were on the roll OF
honor at the High Schools for the week end
ing Friday, October 10th:
Male High School-Oliver Blankingship,
Willie Brands, Frank Dunford, Frank
Fitzgerald, Harry Guy, Samuel Gillian,
Willie Mathews, Alexander McCulloch, Au'
gustus Smith, Samuel Yanderslice, and W.
Herbert Winfree.
Female High School-Nora Adkins, An
ME Broadnax, Hattie Briggs. Eta Ely,
Maude Hewlett, Agnes Jewett, Edna Ma
tbews, Maggie Noud, Hattie Owens, En-;
ma Turner. Minnie Yuden, Ora Walden, and
Hattie Wells.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
T1HE CHICKERING PIANOsa

T,HE CHICKERING PIANOS OSsEsY
l. IN LONDON. " TT
The great house OF Chappell Co have faken the
agency OF the CHiCKERlNG PIANOS In LONDON,
and have bad an unequiYocal success with lheln The
70 lowing letters which have been forwarded 10 this
country give some Idea Of tho estimation In which
the ChicEering Pianos are held there
) s.. e.. TESTIMONIAL
from Mr. Arthur Sullivan COMPOSER Of Pinaf0re."
''The Prodigal Son." 1.-The Light Of the World"
&C.: t.E..
Messrs. CHAPPELL & CO agents for Chickering
Sons in England. Ireland, and Scotland:
8 ALDER MANSION, s. W., DULY 10, le79.
Ny Dear Chappe!h-l never write testfmonlal,
and so have some difficulty III knowing what say
now vet should like TO express The extraordinary
musical satisfaction and pleasure I experienced
from the Chickeripg Grand Piano-Forte you were
good euOeh u ask me to try yesterday. The tone Is
noble I don't know which Impressed me most-ts
poyer and sorority or Its lender delicacy. With re-
ra I'd TO lis ouch. no pianist could hold any spnlon
save that It Is percct. il docs everything that II y
caileo upon to do. congratulate you upon having
undertaken 10 make such spleadid iUstruments
known Ia England. Yours sincerely.
isEruedI 49, ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
Tom ChdDDeH, Esq h.
These instruments have always taken the first
nrizn Whenever exhibited In competition vi
n,hers No such stock can be seen any where In flr-
einIa ~ al our establishment
we have G GRAND, SQUARE. and UPRIGHT IN
STRIrM ESTS, aud are offered at manufacturers 5
prices. mOODaiS ma o SE S,L, q a. ,,. p1,.o.
oe ls-eod2t .@s. .=s,s'a p.
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The MIDGETs.-The wonderful midgets
are to appear at Sanger Halle on Monday
night next. Perhaps there are no little
folks in the country that have excited as
much curiosity as these tiny creatures.
General Mite, now fifteen years Of age,
weighs, it is said, but nine pounds, while
Major Atom, ten years old, weighs twelve
pounds. Tom Thumb, Admiral Dot, and
Commodore Nut are represented to be
giants compared with these little fellows.
But they must be seen to be appreciated.
Elsewhere in to.day's paper will be found
their notice.
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A Biz Bonnnza.-Yesterday morning
Mr.. Robert Bealtie, OF this city, While dig
ging in the vicinity OF his new building, on
Eleventh anu McDonough streets, found d
small wooden box filled with silver coins,
amounting in the aggregate to S496. Ihere
were some old Spanish, French, and Mexl'
can coins in the lot OF quite an ancient date;
They are supposed to have been pIaced
there during the war. The mouse Whlcn
stood near the spot, but was destroyed re,
Gently by fire, was used for governmental
purposes during the war.
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Brief Hems.-Wilis Dance, Esq, OF
Powhatan county, was in the city yes
terday.
Yesterday morning Fanny Anderson
(colored), OF this city, was taken suddenly
i'll at Thomas's factory, and had to be
brought home.
rhe season for hunting patridges begins
in Powhatan county October 18th, and In
Chesterfield November 1st.
several wagons from Brunswick county
loaded with tobacco passed through this
city yesterday en- route to the Richmond
market.
The Mayors Court was without crimi'
nal Yesterday. The Magistrates Court, foI
the trial OF civil warrants, was also without
q case.
The next term OF the Hastings Court,
which convenes Monday, will be aquarterly
term. - --,u ... .-
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The Elliott Grays' Rsiimion.-At the
meeting OF the Elliott Grays last night it
was decided to have banquet at Cersley's
Hall November 5th at 8 O'Clock. a con-
mittee OF arrangements, with Henry A.
Jordan chairman, was appointed.
A permanent organization was formed,
with the following officers: President,
James A. Gentry; Fice-Presidents, A. A.
Waugh, James W. Craig, and George w.
Toby; Secretary, William D. Craig; Trea-
surer, Henry A. Jordan; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Thomas j. Waymack.
The next meeting will be held Wednes'
day, October 22d, at 7a o'clock p. NJ.
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THE NEW PUMP WoRKs.-There was q
conference Yesterday between the president I
and Board OF Directors OF the James River
and KanaWha Company and the chairman OF
tire Council Committee on Water and the City
Attorney, with reference to the use OF certain
of the company's property between Bosher's
dam and the Tbree-Mile locks for the pur-
pose OF the erection on the part OF the city
of the, new pump-Works now in contempla-
tion. The conference is said to have been
satisfac tory to all concerned.
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EXEIIRSIGNS.

w Z l. d ON + A r The WELDON
w FAIR commences ut Weldon, y. c.. on MON
DAY, October 90, 1879, and continues for four
days. Eoumd trip tichct, will be placed on sale TT
lbi. ckct rf!icr Of the Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad Conra"y, corner nf Eightn and Byrd
street. on MONDAY the 2Olh and TUESDAY the
2lst instant. good 10 return on or before saturday
IN. 25th Instant Leave Richmond at 1885 4. ii.
aud 1925 p. VI. Fare for The round trip, 81 80.
A. SHAW, Superintendent
W. p JONES, General Passenger Agent.
or l6.ThSS2t
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Withdra,oal of Nr. Darid Mac Goode.-
THIS gentleman positively declines to allow
his name to be used by some OF his over
jealous friends in opposition to our ticket.
He was gallant soldier, and in peace has
shown himself useful citizen and Chris
tan gentleman. His card in Thursday 5
Dispatch declining the protfered tempta-
tion is only what was to be expected Of n
man Of bis well.known integrity and high
pharactpr.
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LrEgIG,s EXTRACT OF NEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRtNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT "is
asulcess and 4 boon for which nations should
feel crateful."-See :" Medical Press" " lancet
"British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac stnaile
of Baron Liebig's signature III blue ink acros
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten years"
LIEyIs COiPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had of all Sorekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. Sole agents for the United States (wholesae
only), C. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London,
England. mn Ao-'A'
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Our customers should know that we make N
charge for repairs on the NEW NO. 8 WHEELER d
WILSON SEwING-MAcHINEs within three year
from the date f purchase from this agency, ant
that we repair their old Wheeler wilson Ihachlne
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST
the parts used.
- wusELER & WILSON MANUF'G CO.,
s...', Ninth and Franklin streets. Richmond.
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DR. G. McIANR,s vERMIEUGE.
rl,HE GENUINE DIR. G. McLANRs
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
vERallFUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


The countenance is pale and leaden colored, with
occasional nuscs or circumscribed spot on one or
beth cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
aste an azure semicirclc runs along the lower eye
HID; the nose is irritated swells, ara sometimes
bleeds; a swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbpg Of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ng; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
q knawing sensation OF the stomach, at others en-
sirely gone; neeting pains in the stomach: occa-
nonal nausea ana vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular, at times costve
stools Shiny, not mfrequently tinged with blood !;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough ; cough sometimes dry and convulsivc; un-
e asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth temper variable. but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever :he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. McLANES vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any FORM 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
psble Of doing the slightest injury to the most
| ender infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMIrrGE bears
o n the wrapper.
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Can't Stay Aeuay.-Yestcrday morning
Captain Lipscomb arrested lunatic on
Hull street near the market and locked him
mn in the station. He is the same one that
was turned over to friends not long since,
who intended to convey him to the Central
Lunatic Asylum. 1t seems, however, that
he never reached that institution, and it is a
hard matter for him to stay away from our
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-18

I A. GREEyTREE, e15 Broad Street. between
Eighth and Ninth streets, WIN opan TO-DAY city
various styles OF HATS for gentlemen. youths, and
boys at fully so per cent less than any other house
In the city. He also offers very large stock Of
GBSTLEMEN's AND Boys' CLOTHING at much
lower prices than other houses. All goods are var
rnpted as represented.
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TUG.BoAT INSPECTED. - The steam-tug
Palermo, which has recently been refitted
and repaired, was examined yesterday by
United States Inspectors Dunbar and CAST,
and pronounced to be In good running
condition. A certificate to that effect was
given to the master.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-18

.Nrw b.RIpaE.-The old bridge over the
eanalon Twelfth street, near Haxall- Cren-
shaW Mills, which hss been in a very dan
gerous condition for some time, has been
nnlied down and a new one erected ~ It's
nlace. The work was done by tue James
River and KanaWha Canal Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-18

2 COHEN BROTHERS Will offer on honday TI
,ne ~ largest and handsomest assortment OF sooas
ever offered in this city. Their display .hs season
b.s 30 far been without parallel They are deter
mined that all visiting their place shall feast men
eve, ana be decorated not only in best styles anS
aness OF textures, but In cheapness TO "'n
any house In this country ast
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Arrest OF 4 F'uGT1vR.--Wi1liam Frey.
YooIe.- formerly OF this city, but lately
resident OF staunton,, has been arrested
here on. telegram from Stauntol, HneIe
be is charged with stabbipg John BoaaY'ltta tlt
(coiored. 1890
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-18

SAVE MONEY hy having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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7 TABLE AND PocKsr-CUTLERY at tie 99c.
STORE cannot be surpassed In quality, variety of
styles, or lowness OF price.