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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15
DOMESTIC.

SUGGESTIONS ABOUT CARPET SWEEP
ING.--Swceping is 4 good exercise If
you can avoid raising dust. But If
You arc in need Of vigorous exercise
OF that kind, geta hoo and betake your
self into corn.ileld. Sweep carpets
gently Even u rag carpet should DC
treated with consideration. Il severe
digging with 4 Stitf broom wears the
warp and scrapcs cut the lint Of the
rags quite needlessly. Not long ago
heard a woman say that Il very stiff
sells carpet. | thought to myself "a
still broom will never sweep my Brus-
sells carpets" (good reason why y, as
L imagined the tearing out Of the soft
tufting OF the carpet by the coarse,
sharp broom splints. a carpet-sweep-
er is The best thing for this purpose.
1t does the work easily and we'll, and
saves dust. a brush of hair and dust
pan are good to use for the incest car.
pets, but their use Is too laborious for
recommendation to u busy housc-kcep-
or. If common broom corn broom
must be used for Brussels, it should be
fine, soft, ght and clean. 10 sweep
up threads, rayclings and other fine
litter, many persons wet the broom in
clean tcpid water, shaking out the wa
ter Dc1orc sweeping with 1t, just keep
ing the broom moist enough to wipe up
the fine dust and threads, rinsing in
clear water and shaking it frequently
as the work progresses. Brussels car
pets are not suitable for rooms where
sewing and baby culture are going for
ward. In providing carpets for any
room, reason would dictate that thcy
be such as may easily be kept clean {;
not so dark as to show every dust and
thread, nor so light as to be very easily
understanding which will either
let the dust slit through or retain it on
the surface, rather than in the carpet
itself, whom to be used In rooms where
dust is made.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

AFTER mixing the cake TO the proper
consistency which must be sitter than
for plain cake, put a layer of the mix
turc in the pan, then layer Of citron
cut IN thin pieces, then another layer
OF the mixture, and one of citron, and
SO an until the pan is two-thirds full ;
l have never found this to fail; it dis
tributes tho citron evenly through tn G
cake, and looks very pretty when cut
In slices for the table,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

DIP Il flannel cloth In warm SOAP
suds,, then into whiting, and apply it
to paint and it will almost Instantly re-
move grease and dirt from woodwork of
all descriptions about your house. At
terward wash with clean water. This
application will make painted wood
work look almost as good rs new. and
will not ini,lrc the paint in the least.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

IT takes but one trial to show the
purity and merit Of Dobbins' Electric
Soap, (mado by Cragin & Co., Philadel
phia). For your own interest give it
that ono trial, All grocers keep 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

People snore because they lie with
their heads thrown back, and there is
consequently dropping Of the under
jaw. 10 break the habit, sleep with
the mouth closed and the chin low.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

TO avoid catching cold, accustom
yourself TO the free use of cold water
every morning on first getting out of
bed. 1t should be followed by good
deal of rubbing with wet towel. IL
has considerable effect In giving tone
TO the skin and maintaining a proper
action In 1t, ana thus proves Il safe
guard to the injurious influence Of cold
and sIdden changes of temperature,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

LOOKOUT that your nurses do not drug
your little ones with laudanum, pare
goric or other soothing remedies. Give
them Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which in.
nocent remedy Is warranted not to conl
tain opi0tes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

4 Natural Barometer. weed Ia
an excellent barometer. When the
flower expands fully, we are not to ex-
pect rain for several hours; should 1t
continue In that state no rain will fall.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

If you are ambitious to move in the
highest circles is to join the next expe.
dition to the Arctic circles.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

WHY are some people like eggs
Because they are to full Of themseIVe
to hold anything else.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

When hay fever attacks "Pinafore
party 1t is "sing, hey, the merry, me,
ry maid and the catarrh.''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

BILIOUS DISORDERS, Liver Complaints, Costiye-
ness ns dyspepsia, &C., are speedily removed iy
proved them superior 10 all other remedies for
ING ING cure OF the various diseases for which they
are ,,if9, recommended. In their action they are
mig mig ana certain and may be taken at any tim {,
Wlthout risk from exposure, ''1--S ''--S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

HlksKELL's Tetter Ointment will cure Sore
Eyelids, Sore Nose, Barber's Itoh on the face,
or Grocer's Itoh on the hands. It never falls.
90 cents per box, sent by mail for 90 cents.
Johnston, Holloway G Co.,
e02 Arch st.. PhlIa PK.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

a NEIdHBoR informs us that his wife
never knew a quiet night until the doc
tor prescribed DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup
for her little one.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

We like man with lots of temper
1t is the man who gets out Of tempe
that we don't like.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

IT has been suggested that a pretty
girl In front and a tax collector behind
would keep the average pedestrian up
to a five hundred and fifty milo score.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

A DEcAYED apple gets the warm Of.
tencr than the early bird,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

Nov comes Johnny in from school
with. ''I've got to have new slate and
a pencil, and sponge, and second
reader, and teacher wants mo to study
geography, and I'll have to have an at
las, and the new boy got u lickin, and
say ma, won't you ask pa to buy the
hooks this noon because Pm in q hurry,
and all the rest of the boys got their'n. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

a DETROIT restaurant-keeper hangs
out sign Of "Frce chops,' and when
the old 1oafers conc around he shows
them an axe and awood-pile.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

GEORGE has promised his Ethel the
first shot for luck. A covcy rises)
Ethel (at the critical moment)-"Oh,
Georgel Perhaps they too, have
lOycG' -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

MOTHER -" "Johnnic, why do you
look so down-heartcd? "Johnnie-
"Coz l havn'tgot no luck. Jim Wood
head was the lastin the class, an I'd
aworkcd myself up to the last but one,
an' now Jimmy's died to-day, an am
the last again. BOo-hOO -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

IL YOU ARE NERVOUS AND DEpRRssED take
HooFLAND's, GERMAN BlrrERs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

HIEsKRLI's TETTER OINTMENT will cure al
abby or scaly disease Of the skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

MARY-"Get out wild ye, .Patl Ye
nivver name the half that ye say P"
Pat-'sSure then, Mary, I name the
other half double, so it's all onel"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

"John, did you take the note to Mr..
Joncs?" eyes; but L don't think he
can read it," "Why so, John 2'' BE
cause he is blind sir. While was in
the room he aXed me twice where my
hat was, and 1T was on my head all the
time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

GOOD doctors arc liable to be wrapped
up In their business.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

IN response to aqucstion as to his
business, witness replied: am re-
taller of wet goods" "Wet goods
what arc they2" 'Liquors, your hon
or" said the witness. ooh, yes, see1
Wet goods; you mix 'em with water"
responded his honor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

A little girl heard some one say
'"Tempus fugit" and asked her mother
what it meant. She was told that it
was one way Of saying '.time flies. !"
a few days aftcrward she said: "Why,
ma, how tempus does fidget!'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

A BRIGHT boy was walking along
the street with his mother, and, OBJ
serving man with peculiar hitch in
his gait approaching, he urolly exclaim-
ed: Look, mamma! See how that poor
man shutters with his feet"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15
HUMOROUS.

ANOTHER horrible clerical scandal |!
1t Is Massachusetts, minister and 1t
all came out I'm a Providence Railroad
car, quite by accident. Two nice, neat
old ladies, were going out on visit
each carrying little round black bas-
ket with their knitting In it; and such
dear old drab bonnets as they wore
Little quaint bonnets, with ribbed satin
near the front and dove-colored rib
bons tied snugly under their slightly
wrinklod throats, They had been
talking privately, innocent little gos-
sip, and often their softly silycrcd heads
came together in momentous confer
ence. At last the moment arrived
whom tho solemnest and sacredest of
all secret communications was to be
made, and In this manner it was ac-
cOmplished:
'sAnd what do you suppose Prudy
told me? ?"
81 don't knOw-do tell.'.
"She said-and she didn't want any =
thing said about it for the world.-that
the minister"- OIL"
eyes"
"That the minister''-
Pm hearing every word.''
"That the new miuister keeps meer
sham pipep'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

THE Rev. Robert Collyer commenced
his pastorate in the Church of the Mes.
siah in Now York, with conundrum
lie preached on the topic "Why should
Men 90 to Church ?" We think they
should go to church as well as women,
even If they don't get new hat to dis
play rs often as the latter. Young
men should 60 to church in the eve
ming, if at no other time, to escort the
girls home. There arc other reasons
why men should go to church, but we
can't recall them Just now.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

BENEVOLENT Old lady-''Tell your
mother, William Stubbs, that I shal
call In during the day, and give her a
little spiritual comfort" w. S.
"Shc'll be glad o. that, marin, cos she
can't pay the score at the Bull since
feyther died, and ain't 'ad no spirits
fur u week."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

NHEAF TOULTRf FEED. - French
poultry fancicrs who make n speciality
OF raising fowls for the market, are
now feeding their poultry with boiled
ana steamed carrots. Its rapid fattcn-
ing qualities are something wonderful,
and iC Is snid that the root also imparts
II peculiar llavor to the flesh that suits
the taste OF the French cpicurc exact
ly. The large, yellow carrots arc con-
cred best for this purpose.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

Planos and Organs e. for s5Tss S. ss,s sSsi~s Ss,ps
rapSS In prices Pianos, $40 to 500 Sst"p or
fr9e Music PRICE, ns ." D1lsrs CstaiGhs"s @Sr.h
pF'cS nataloguo Of E0o pieces sent for So. stamp
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-15

80, AGENTS. READ THIS(
We will PAY Agents salary Of sloo per month and
efpenscs, Or allow a largo commission, to sell our
New and Wonderful Inyentions. We mean what
~'''' S@mBB1i BhRsRAAAd sfsS AAAdSrsSS g. Marshall, Mich
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-14

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
HTEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LHANa, VIA HAvRE E0UTHAMp-
TON AND HAVANA.
se0a fs3aa The steamships Of the North Ger
ia man lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips, as follows:
From Bremen, From H. DrIaana
Hanover. .,..,.. November ~ About Dec. al.
These ateanerh touch outward at Hayre and
Havana. md on their homo trip Of Havana and
Southampton
PRIOnB or PASSAGE:
From Drsmen, Southampton or Havre 10 Hav-
ana or New Orleans Cabin, $50: atoarage sss,
From New Orleans H. Southampton, HRvre or
Bremen ORbiu. $50; Btaaraps as.
Htnm blew Orleans To Hayana-Oabip. sss;
Hteernge, els.
Children under ton years, half price: chill
dran under ono year, Free
N. H.-Our agent for Texas. Mr.. Peter MI. Err
hard In Galveston. Is authorized to Issue steer
ape paasaae orders st the following through
fatsa.
Fran Bremen TO Galveston. RSa
From Hrainan to iudianola SAs 30.
The nmpnnY raHsrVGs tho right to nhanastflg
routs Of the Steamers their advertised days of
departure and tho prices ri nasaaga
FaRsaRa tieknta from Bremsn HputhaInuton
or HnYre TO Nsw Orleans Issued by the undsr-
aIgned.
HoT further partiqnlgrg appiy to
ED, Y. ATOOKMEYER II 90. Agents.
euHi ~ a. Union street
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~ bhs rnlasres Rndd rt,os tce-t do ht do Bel
trap9 hide augsr scsnnei A. Iafpva-95 hills malaa-
sea nneh i iavart- 90 do E N fontt--aa do hf dc
~ hhds anrar LapauS Sons-ha hhls nniaHase T.
Clamp Ntna Nan 40 do q iauhert &nn--it . q Ian
ms IN fn ii 4 EHuiaf--s do "A bills tnnlaaaea Levi ~
HavmRn- 10 Rehard Milllhans h,la ansaf e
II ii Lana 4 aanha rn,ph ana pnndties 10 nfier
Intai Al hhda sugar aa1 hba melaspe#
LOWER ttnARl ppt atean.-r Isabel n hhds ~
surat ~ hhia rnafaazaa fahn Hymnd 20 IN ~ hhda
engat nustt Leratt ~ ~ n inrkina IL ~
lila fnnlsasas a n nmsnr a ~ / ~ ~ hhds suEar
I, goachanY In I.ahu,an AhFnham eco y - ~
bhla ,,utasaas 4 ttin.h W ia y Msapern 90 q do
! " natlnfdRe ~ .ut,d,Iss Ia rid.t Total la
lhlp saset }al hhla monasns
rom IAifa lar HiPa",er Martha - hhfe ~
sugar rbard Milliher aidr y hhtla snRat II JOHN
pnu - dn Chem 4 itnVd hhl1 ice Jaa David ~
din ! Eplanu ~ de- a Gnnnia de- Y Nndtf
,In R.,psn 4 nfFa tpn bbs aupaa ~ h,s do John
son is1 hhia ntanHaa ilt h,a 10 n Clinton aundtiea
- n'1a, Total 40 hhhs sugar ~ hhia wnaaHea iha
bhli tire
fnWHHanAaT rnr steamer Alvin ~ hhia If
Sings, II tnhnanu4 N wv N Naarorr n wv t ~ ~ .Ithn
nytnnn. y - lhnmaon A"r ahT eltmrn
"A ~ - htta mulapaaa Ettnhara Nhan ~ hts ~
anVa4 Il fotnsan ~ - N ~ annva snaArtee u
dsr rnte thAa sutpr " W. ""ias,ea
row rR ,aASE ~taemer Emma irvine
h',ia rine Epn1En~ r,nt''ies =" "tlsr
IpFHI A'i-rrr steamer Var flaE
auudr4aa "tdsr
ar T0ula rar ufnn,nar Imperial II 'tf huahei4
rn,u III hnlt GOO hushals wheat in hnlh rupafet
~ Il hisis ea ltneaI ~ hba duu $50 sscks tn
Glover d adandahl lan 40 Walaaa, Faitnhl}d 6nn
uenairts m the aaw taRaaa-
HnrE VILLA rar steamer hif"n Il tales cotton
hhda a,f4ai hh1a mnIaa4ea Rnnahaw f'rmmant n
hs T. rntfan y Allisrn N n" N '. AftaF 1900
hiua sugar ~ hh1a rYraaaaa Male rnftnn y ilnr
man Il hha nnlantaa hhaa anppr rnnp iufArta
4 llahn hha n0laas"a hhd srpar NntWnna Y
HirhRrta 4 hills mtpasaaH Grnwarh Y do ssosa
saat ,,atfan fert1oH bhls rnlRaaea halea tHaas
tatrh altra iiraa2 cnors poultry " Y trtte,u aon
in l,nsaa eggs |, E"hon,nn = aa'ka seed npiton
\ / thefrin- d cord, wood Muntv Matrv mud
pnndrtea ardar Ersal 3'hsl"a ontu ~ hhda augar
10 hiss mnla iana 5Henha soc tuition
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S.ag EasgaE..
HARRISON s.isg.

.alAR&AsF The s,aarnshtp
EXPLORER,
Williamson commander,
will aal on or about December n. isTp. from
haf wharf. foot 81 NJ nagut street.
VIII ranaiYa cotton md sign through BILLS OF
failing for tho Continent between Havre and
GionsRik.
Thaae stesmEhina. being OF light draft, will
9roap tho bar of The Mississinnf at ali times
Without datGntion.
Vat fralaht apply 10
LUOAH H. MOORE,
dem " 100 HrRvsr streHt, up stairs.
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E Y EssaEEs

NEW NNEN--PeF ptaemahin A1EiHta ahfa halas
anttnn 9ngH hAia nicla4aes fot hNAs 0'a a"rr
stock 100 balea meas " hhda alrw it1n osa"a beet
gro sacks hansne. Az hhia hdas 20 haIes hdcs
lisa dry hid 4 " sachs wnnl iHe pteu nudries
ANfWERF--p etesmahip u Ha'tia 22N0
halse rutton "a 900 hushsis wheat IN huil
VERA CRUZ VIA TuSPsN Nh IANFfFo
Per ataa,n shin tlitv of Masieo-Fnr tpta cruz IA
bsipa aottup tieraps lari atereea haa " hhis hot
tlad beer % Wigs mase- Fui Iantrien ~ rkqs mdas
QUEENS TOWN haih Corfu 80 eanks oil
eaks
ii GLASGOW Per bark Alma ~ "a saaha nnste
n0sTnN-rer snhr Anna I Milford iA bales
8epttRn
M tHLhE ter staamer Eaorgia Nancy " hhas
sugar asT hha tnae@sps W sacks hrRn ~ sacks
90 sacka oats 20 hbls grits aa phHa annd'iea
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VI do II hhds sugar Thibaut-tG bhs nclaases 10
hhds supar |, Godehsus-a do w H Mstbews ~ Bro
II do Bibniet-2n do rs bhis molasaes Repshaw,
tiatpinsoh Soo--2FA do la hhta sugar y SEWN
l,his mulasaea l. Newman 30 do Bush LeVert. "
ln Never w ell Q do Gungaf Rely 70 eanta ire
Allen " ssma --t 2 do ~ III u'Rrgan v Y n-90
do |, Ianapaa pna n dn Hyhnski Y Manade . bales
,nnaa " aRrsa ,ina Hear ~ 10 y hthn'et- anh
snndrea a. nrdar Iatal hi aifa cotton siE hhda
gat ~ bhla mnlaaaea hhs eYtnp ~ sacks rough
rTan
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monreaontlne fha INV Joasa Il pal
u'Icx A..

MnnaANH LOUISIANA AND TINA RAIL,
ROAD AND NrEANHHlr COMPANY
PAHEHNaHH ROUTE non VhsTDN AND
HDIAFDN
FnaenuRera iaRo ltailru9d Ferryhaa foot of
At Ann street at n. m, reaching Morgan Ghy
- y III. there connecting with atsnmais lying
from Morgan titv, In connection with Morgan =
Lonleilna aud fextpa Railroad
ri FkH. ron lNnlANpI,A Hoamara lnpvn
psllsbbssssssa Morgan GiV On TUEAnAY THIRH
DAY aHa SATURDAY. connecting NJ aaIvoa
tnn With alaAWnta lot Indanolu.
Through hlla lndpg signei ~ nil pntnta
On tho Houston Pnd FnSan Genral and q II
and s.. A. D. ~, Int and Gfnet Northern Inil-
f"ed aud Now GrInans aud Tasaa Hallrnna
Han Antonio freighta ronulvn,i aud for wnrdnd
via Clinton aud Gal, Ii. gnd San Antonio Rail
rnnd
Freglda for uonsaea. iTpllettsyllle. Rancho
eIe-, received via Clinton or Nuarn
~ fSFs FOR BRATOR aAN T1AGO VIA GAL
- aaslaaa4s- veaton The Iron steamer
&c. NAHHsa
VIII sail from Morgan rty.
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HDTELg REST aURAnTg,
THE VT. CHARLES HOTEL

THE Ut. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OFEE ron THE RECEPTION or
w gneata on MONDAY. sixth Instant. Dur
Ing the summon tho Hotel WINS put In thorough
order mud many modern improvements intro
dueed 10 ensure tho comfort Of pafrona. The
hnuaa rs unsur pnsand in NIL Tint goes to make
n FL HHT- GLASS md ELEGANT HOTEL. and
Will continue TO merit tho popular favor which
hna boon accorded It In tho past.
FHrtlss returning homo will do we'll 10 call
ard look Mt FAMILY ROOMS before locating
eaawharo.
oeb # RIVERS Il BARTFIA,
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"a Msss aEnrsAm.


comparative statement Of aaa giving veaae's
Is t'a pori NJ lIev tnpana 'pads ur to- ec"wn" ~
EeTp shawa THAT there u steam hipe - shipa
- batha bulge and "a seheanntn A the aame date
lest wear thnlp 81 ates@shtpH w shpa, 10
harks. . ltigs aud ~ anhecnats
pttAarERa ~ uaionHH
The direction m the ilufean vet'taa haP inat pub
il he'd the ,llov tng aliea n maritime dIsaste,a
/, ported during tire mnntt, of l otch"r r"n,ern
NV nll nata
sai lng vraael- rppnttaa nat ~, w " Enellat
~ r,ertrRn. fl french Italian tFEnrmon - Nor
We. ian j Anat,ian a ilntah 10 Swedish \ Danish
oui rf wttnl, the nationality IA unk nnwn In thla
number a. I. ntlntlai q vessel ,eported siasing
steamers 'eportei est, T. viz HHslish
EuRmiaH PORTE
frF Gable to the N v. HersIdl
nrencu Hoe Arrived from New OrIesus, Ger
steRnsh u Eunherp. Jaeger.
na,irrnuth acp Arrived from New Orleans fot
Reveal. - steamship Louise H. Fuaa.
Inv MALL
Iirrtrol NV NJ Failed nv New Orleans, nrit
ainatnahpr lpsaa lsanfenrrn
triuu,e wv wv saed far Nov tirIaanH ~ Ne
venp ~ steamship nntua4ia Witlipms, FROM FLYER
pool
rat1iF INV . BALLAD ref Row Orleans ~ steam.
ahir Naina lttmapr
lrimptv hur 80 Sailed f y New oIleaus from
htdle. hotuugbl pr atesmsh1r Iather4aEe.
NOTICE 10 MARINERS
Notice nnia}sly giran TINT an and after January
taao the h,snon alht whih. with III" N li' l4lsna
u, in light arrv"4 10 q range ~ the ed channel
ent,pnca 4" ~. Matys Itivaf, FlrtiA, viii be dis
onntaueh
FF0KER
November ff rsaeinp tha ah ar,Iea VI steamship
Timrf M"t"i, frnm Iitatrnal ~ Raw n,ln@na.
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5ahn w Gannrn, tiltann fram HaYou Sara
1snnnia Lea, Hnun7 frnnt Alasaastrt
Belle, nisnehart, iram nnualianuvlia
Iaines Howard y Neal f. ~ Memphis
Emma irvine Ruiz t,um iinvrf 1nast
Martha Hs,eett from purt Fadl
HEAVY Tete AneniR. ftoM nanaidaenvIle
CITY ~ gegno Cooper. from asea i}tv
.iphn M Chambers MuReah fecm st Msrttuville
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