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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-21
The Bar and Bass.

On Tuesday the 18th, the Snyder
County Bar Association met at the
ofiice Of A. w. Potter, Esq.. in selins-
grove, the principal object Of the meets
ing being the adoption Of By.lnws and
CONSTITUTION. At noon the President,
3. Allen,an, E,q.. assumed To take n
new departure from Parliamentary
Rules and Of his own motion adjourn
ed the meeting to reassemble forthwith
in his spacious dining rooms in his
magnificent mansion once the resi-.
dence Of the illustrious Governor Sny-
Ter. which. though exhibiting mark ed
changes by the hands of the painter
and artizsn-and the modcrnized style
of il furniture--and the knick. .knacks
% artfully constructed aud neatly ar
ranged attesting the taste and skill II
the intelligent and accomplished Mrs.
Alleman who Is proverbial for her gen :
erous hospitality and peculiar fitness
To make her guests feel at home. still
retains some Of its primitive simplicity
and We cautiously glanced around to
see II the shadows of the venerable old
Governor did not linger about some-
where. But our eyes fell upon 7. ]
Smith, ESQ, who was intently gazing
1t something which we at once, from
the intensity Of his 6xed gaze, suppos,
ed might be the sought-for-shadows,
but no shadows there for he WAS stead
fastly surveying q mammoth dish of
Black Bass. There, before us, was
such q harmonious blending of sub
stantials and delicacies, bountiful in
quantity, rich in quality aud superb
ia arrangement that the tables fairly
grosned beneath tho rare repast. Seat.
ed around the tables and after sppro-
pirate thanks 70 the 0iver of oil good
gifts. Alleman, Senior, with his native
GOODNESS and deliberstion proceeded 10
distribute the Bass which he did with
equal justice and steady hand.
AZ the other extremity OF the tables,
Rev. Heilman presided with remsrka,
ble calmness and dignity nothwith>
standing he was surrounded wholly by
m ssssmblage Of sdpocsies Of equal and
sxaot Justice, lao and order and we do
not presume 10 account for his pres.
ence, but We do presume 10 say that
he Was quito IN agreeable and indispen.
sable acquisition, ,appendage and adden-
do 70 tie company. He u an agreeable,
courteous. cultivated. eloquent. ener-
ketio advocate Of he Divine Law and
in fact hs 10 just fall Of electricity and
vitality and iflargs old fashionsd coat
pockets wore. In style ws night think
no carried . good sized galvsnic bat.
terry about with him.
II we were 70 employ the whole
|English vocabulary We could make Il
no stronger than by saying that Il was
wsad. and Mn. samuel Allsman and
Nm. Horace Ailsman will alvsys bs
(AsA 10 highsss sstssn b I'll prs1oat,
|haA The oooAsion Win leave . srssn
spot on memory which dissolutiou
alone can s6aos.
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Thess. swinslord lied his horse "a
the Psst st Wittsnmysrs store on Sat-
orday afternoon and Nal. Drssss "a
7-yeaF'ing-was diving his celebrated
purp. Tip. up town at which the horse
became frightened. slipped the bride
and msvsd toward his hotel. but was
captured BY Chaxley Pstars-no harm
dona
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Calvin eteininger has recovered, af-
ter . week's hunt. all the plow.g gears
fixtures 20. He was plowing and the
horses concluded 70 run the thing with.
out Cal. and did, sure enough, run
the plow into the ground and scatter
the fixtures all around. Calvin. keep
. stiG line on them next time,
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Ner B. Middlsawsrth. Esq. Of wesl
Beaver says. the way to rid out the
black potatoe bugs 10 70 give them 9
good thrashing with brush h-ons or
two applications sufficient and they
pull up sticks for some other State, bul
not Delaware.
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"a INCH PIxE--Kr. John steininger
above town, one OF the oldest and most
experienced pike fishermen in the
county. on last Friday caught eigh,
fine. large pike, the largest measuring
"a inches-caught with hook and line
In the Middlecreek:
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Cow KILLED.-On Saturday night a
freight train ran ints 4 COW. near Pain.
tor. she became 80 tightly wedgsd into
the cow-catchcr that the trsin.hands
were compelled TO cut her into pieces
before the train could move.
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HAsp CAa Ksocxsp HlsHxR raAS A
|Kirk On Friday last the Boss and
hands on this Division were going down
pvcr tho track and were caught m the
track near the Red Hill. They did not
hear the approachlns train aRd leh the
hand.cAs just Ia time 10 save their hair
and hide. The car was knocked into
spiintcrs.
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Alex. Bowersox WAS hewing timber
at Geo. Kern's last Friday and cut his
foot clean 10 the bone. lie is now
training for the hopping match.
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Temperance Address. Tho @. r. I'M
ION Of Niddlcburg will he addressed by
James n. Emerson on Friday evening
let there be big turnout. He is d
No. I orator.
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Col. EyER's WILL.-The last will and
Testsmcnt Of Col. Henry G. Eyer, WAS
opened and read last Saturday. We
wore only able to learn the general
tenor Of the document aNd not the
particulars. The town residence, to.
gether with his personal property, and
|bank-stock. he willed in fec simple TO
his widow. His town property, not
otherwise disposed of by will, is 10 be
sold, together with the lower farm, and
the proceeds TO be equally divided be-
tween the widow and the heirs OF the
deceased. The widow Is to have con-
troll OF the upper farm during her nat
|ural life, after which il is TO be sold
Iaud the proceeds divided among his
heirs. Eyer Davis, who so faithfully
|ministered to the Colonel during his
long sickness. received the Bother
property and 81, 600 in cash. A num-
Der Uf town lots were bequeatlcd TO
|namesskes. George schnure. James
TX. Davis and Mrs. Ever were named
|as Executors. .-Seiias GroN Tribune.
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State NorsRal school Blooms.
bwrw Pa.-Eievenih 3ear.-
The Fell 'srn Of this ds'ervsd'y prosper.
oss school will open Noadsy August 25tt
1870, Fer catalogue address the Priuei.
pal.
Rev. D. J. Waller. yr.
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Aueteneer. er.--0eorge H. Hscksn.
burg. Of Middlscreek. II. O.. would am
nounee to The people Of snydst eoun.
y that he will cry sales f6r real and
personsl proper,y. at short notice and
ON thc n,ost reas nahls telnis. lie
guarantees satisfaction. Marl5.7TtL
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BrsaLASv. .--e.vers, nights ego some
vliIalas sasseed the store Of p. N. Garmsn
Ia Perry ,o~nsbip. and carried a~ay.
Notions. jsws,ry sud elc,bIus Of the
vslus Of Two bssdrsd dollars.
f-- 80 -
TRAus AND Youxo LADIES. Should
young ladies take up their truiis on
leaving tho church II tits not polite
for young gentlemen 10 set their No.
i5s, on them, certain IL is, that Il Is cx-
cccdingly provoking to the young la
dies. We say take EN- up-a rough
calculation, giving the ladies full time
to spread and leave the church on or
dinsry occasions requires several hours
by which time the diuner is cold, or IL
at night, tho old folks have gone to
bed and Susan Jane must hurry her
beau or without n front door chat and
only time for hssty goodnight MISS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-21

Sellers Liver Pills." are the secret
60 perfect health. long life. and ALSO
Lutte happiness. Sold by all druggists.
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NJ Mandrake q
~ q o 4
P1l1a

Oandell0n ana Mandrake O
Pills.
These pills are made from the concen.
trated extracts NJ herbs snj roots, care
fully prepared, and do no, gripe ere not
. violent drastic, hut very mild. toniug
up the stomach. and induce Q we'll reg i.
ulsied action Of the liver.
Prepared by y. X. Thompson. whole.
sale druggist, Ti,usville. Pc.
For sale BY John A. Mosis. Midjleburg.
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T.J. Smith, Esq. is laying a new
pavement and putting up new fence
at his residence along Sugar Street
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Recruiting otfice for the US. Army

Recruiting Office for the U. s. Army
mo. II N. 81, S., Harrisburg. Pa, Maj
|E. G. Woodruff. Recruiting officer. Able
|bsdied unmarried men between the
|ages Of 2i aud 35 years, Sh., 4 In height
and weighing not less than 10 lbs, nor
more than ls0. Band musicians want.
I'd 1t extra pay. See Poster at the
store Of Lieutenant O. c. Gutelius.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-21

On Friday last ssnss, Meyer Of Centre
Twp. hsd . slight stroke % psisy-hs 10
Sosvalsscsut.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-21

"6snets' Liver Fills" IN cure biliWss-
|nsss, indigsssiou, or headache. Sold
ny ell druggists. nfAft
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-21

George Kern Is erecting an ice house
out-buildings, Straw.shcd &c, &c.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-08-21

Tho late rain has revived the late
corn and will insure q pretty good
crop.
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Arc you going 70 camp Z

Arc you gong 70 cAu1p
On Friday the new tramp Law went
into effect.
Don't forget the Temperance meet.
ing on Friday evening.
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MARRlED.

July 17,h. BY Joha X. Hughes. ESQ.,,
Aiss Disas Strsub. Of Washington Twp.
aad NJ. Dssisl Hs@asl. Of Aiddlsorssk
Twp
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ORPHANS COURT SALE !


YNHE undersigned Administrators Of the
i estate OF John Kline. la,e Of West
Beaver township, Snyder County. Pa,
deed. will eKrose to Public Sale, on
premises near Mcclure, on
Saturday, august %, 1879,
the following described two Tracts Of
land, situate in West Beaver towuship,
Bounded aud described as follows 4:
Tract No. containing
G3 Acres,
more or less, bounded North by lands Of
A. X. Middleswsrth aud wn. Decker 4,
hast by other lands OF deceased South
by lands OF Reuben ID. Brewer, Aed West
by lsnds OF same aud Nm. Decker,
wher-on are erected . good
Dwelling House,
Barn aud other out bull diags--,he prem
lees are well wa,sred aud the timbered
portion we'll set With excellent timber.
Tract No. : situate in West Beaver town.
ship will be sold as . Whole or il parcels
TO suit purchasers, eontaiss
lSS Acres.
more or less. (kuown az tee Moses MIDI
dleswsrth trxet), bounded North by lands
Of AK. MiddleswArth East by lands Of
same; South BY lands OF Esr A. Mid
dleswsrth, l.sae Mddleswsr,h and
shsde mountain, aud West by lands OF
Reuben u. brewer and tract No. l.. where
on are ersered the necessary
Buildings,
to wit DWELLING House Barn and
out-buildinss--ihe uneleAred portion Of
this irae, bslue cell set sits tbs ehois.
60, timber, Both tracts are convenient
to Railroad. Market, Schools &c. sc. AID
ate valuable aud desirable properties.
Sale TO commence st 10 o'clock. A, v,
of said day when terms Of sale will be
made knoSh hy ....
FREDERIC srEIMLlNa.
JAMES KLINE.
July "a. 1879, Aaaial.irsiers.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31

J. Editors Dispatch: G.ntlemen,-Are
there any laws against fast driving on the
public Highway in Henrico county? The
Linden avenue, Mt the new rese ryoir, is the
only perfectly smooth and Level drive out.
side OF our city. and bas been a.source OF
great amusement to tie Fadies ano children
OF Richmond; but these bright sp ring al
ternnnns ii is taken. possession OF by set OF
reckless young men, who are rapidly con-
Yerfing it into race-course. to the terror
OF all qlIieter pleasure seekers. Oh, last
Thursday evening, while Eitling there with
my aged parents, coniemptible rowdy
drove upon my carriage from the re ar,
broke twelve spokes from siHd-w heel, and
injured all the rest OF them, then gave rein to
his horse and disappeared down the avenue
at the fussestpossibIe rate without one word
of explanation, fleeing, as many a dastardly
coward has done before him, without any
apology for known injury or offer Of assist.
ance in sad dilemma. Twas not his fault
that we were not thrown out and killed.
To me the result Of the great fright aud
consequent excitement was long weary
D'ght of pnin. And what was it all forr
Where and who are the riShtfnl authorities
that may appoint sufficient force OF police
to be stationed at each end of the avenue to
protect ladies in the future from such an
outrage as have endured? An immediate
answer Will be much appreciated by |
..'.f + Mrs. s. P. MCCUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31
GutRitfinG q Lion.

A bushman, says Chambers Journdl,
while long way from his home, was met
by a lion. The animal, assured that he
had his victim completely in his power. be.
gan to sport aud daily with him with q fe-
line jocosity which the poor little buShman
failed to appreciate. The lion would ap-
pear at point in the road and leap back
again into the jungle to reappear little
further on. But the busbman did not lose
his presence of mind, and presently hit
upon device by which he might possibly
outwt his foe. This plan was suggested
by theIion's own conduct. Aware that the
brute was ahead Of him, he lodged to the
right, and feeling pretty sure. OF the lions
whereabouts, rcsorted to the course OF
quietly watching his movements. When the
hon discovered that the man had suddenly
disappeared from the path he was good
deal perplexed. He roared with morti6ca-
tion when he espied the bisbman peeping at
him over the grass. The bushman at once
changed his position, while the lion stood
irresolute in the path, following with his eyes
the shifting bushman. In another mo-
ment the little man fustled the reeds, van.
ished, and showed again at another point.
The great brute was first confused and then
alarmed. 1t evidently began to dawn upon
him that he had mistaken the position of
matters, and that he was the hunted party.
The bushman, who clearly recognized
what was passing in his enemv's mind,
did not pause to let the lion recover his
startled wits. He began to steal grad
ualIy toward the foe; who, now id q COM
plete state OF doubt and fear, fairly turned
tail and disappeared, leaving the plucky
and ingenious little bus1Iman master OF the
situation. ~ At- 20 a :.st< ....a -
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Annexation Meeting. The Joint commit
tees Of Richmond and Manchester appoint
ed by the Councils OF the two cities to con-
slider the question OF the annexation Of
Manchester to Richmond will meet At the
Richmond Council Chamber Monday after
noon at 45 o'clock, at which time the Man
chester committee will lay before the Rich
mond committee, as requested at meeting
OF the joint committees, printed report.
in pamphlet form, showing the great ad-
vantage that will eventually rebound to the
two cities by annexation. A good deal Of
interest has recently been manifested upon
the question, and the result OF the delbera-
tions OF the joint committees is looked for
ward to with great anxiety.
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Nor,sensk jold's Sueeess.-AFetic Dis
cNyery..r .Ers.i 3

Professor Nordenski0ld's arrival at
Behring Straits solves the important geo
graphical problem which gave interest to
his remarkable voyage. His success proves
the existence OF i coast-line and open water
across the whole northern limit OF Asia,
and be is the first man to sail by way OF the
Arctic seas from one to the other OF the
GREAT oceans that separate North America
on either side from the other continents.
He is the first Polar explorer who has got
through. His success is great and direct
contribution to our knowledge OF the Arctlc
world and cannot but prove an encourage
ment and assistance to all engaged IN slml-
lar arduous labors, while, the glory OF the
achievement will be an undyinS honor to
him personally. How he has WlDfered,
what may have been the hardships endured,
what circumstances prevented his escape
from the icy seas as he hoped to escape
before the severity OF the season built bar
rier in bis path ALI this we shall know by
and by when the story comes; but what
ever the circumstances may be-, the main
fact OF the case is app.eciab1e already, that
the faith of a man Of science and the hardy
sririt OF navigator have together removed
nne more OF the few great obstacles to our
knowledge OF the continents.-Neao York
Herald. II s,st+
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THE uENRIcc RoBBERIEs. s.-The seven ne
grocs and the white man Rice, who were
arrested few days ago on the charge Of
robbing various parties in the county, were
brought before Justice Larus ut the county
courthouse yesterday morning. Dedman,
Taylor, and Milcs-tbrce of the negroes
were examined especially as TO the charge
OF stealing four stoves from one Of the
county school-houses, and were sent on to
the next term OF the County Court. The
cases OF the others were continued until
Tuesday next. Nearly all of the stolen
goods bave been identified, and variety Of
articles were found, but Il rosewood cane
with silver head has not yet been identified.
Policeman Hulce and Constable Neurohr
have placed the goods at the county court
house, where they may be seen. 1t is said
that Robert Taylor and John Miles-two Of
the negroes-bear a strong resemblance 10
the men who robbed Mr.. Henley and killed
Mrs. Drinnard. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31

The 1IH1appers Before The Mayors
Court room was. crowded with throug of
spectators, drawn thhhc" to witness the cy-
animation OF w. II. jackson and ". H..
Johnson, the two negroes who made such Il
desperate effort to escape " Wednesday morn
ing after having riicd the money-drawcr OF
John Talley, the proprietor OF Il saloon on
Hull street near Mayo's bridge. His Honor
postponed the examination, however, until
this morning ut O'Clock, to allow an OPP
portunity for witnesses for the defendants
to be summoned who reside in Richmond.
and the prisoners were rcmanded to Jail.
Jackson, who was wounded with rock by
one OF the party who assisted in bis arrest,
was badly smearcd with blood around the
neck, which resulted from the injury re-
ceiyel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAT-PoliCe-Ju Jus
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-The con-
tinued case of William Seay. charged with
ieloniously assaulting and woundins Samuel
Dobson (colored), was taken up. Dobson
was present, and bore marks Of violence
about the face. His statement OF the affair
coIpcided, with the testimony Of witnesses
examined at the first examination. Seay
was sent on to the grand Jury. The Justice
agreed to bail him in the sum OF $l,50O,
which he had not given at the adjournment
OF the court. ''''' ..'...'.,, .....7.
Harriet Anderson (colored), assault and
battery, was fined $500. - i
james and Richard Moore Gather and
son), charged. with tres spassing upon the
premises OF and assaulting and beating 2
J. Heintz., james Moore was fined S2.5C
for disorderly conduct. Richard was fined
SIS on the above charge. -
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Hy.T ssgssssA
1ruE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
SEASON ARE NOW BEING OFFERED
JULIUS MEYER
COS BROAD STREET.

Twenty ptccc. FIGURED DRESS LINENS at SIC.
Twenty pieces PLAIN DRESS LlNENSat l2Isc.
worth zoe:
T7IrIy uirccs DRESS LINENS ut very low prices;
rs cu;v pieces WOOL EUNTINGS at Ike:
I>rlp as ortmeut ALL-NOOL BCNIlNGS from
g2&c. 10 40c. , -
r.1F.>rElPE and DAMASSE BUSTINGS at
1Jr sold ,i-c,rhcre at soc:
Eiit X RRGCADE aud STRIPED SATINS-en-
g,;sainS In rIAIS BLACK SAT1NS;
>i1iv ;irccs UNION LINEN LAWNS 1T exc:
~ ~ LINEN LAWNS ut 15r., 6Sc.. aud 2Oc.;
PARAsUI.S-iiawng closed out balance Of II maD-
ulaciiIrtr's stock. we offering some extra
lar.ains: FANCY LINED PaEASULS lower
man the, have ever been Sold
FOR SCHOOL, COMMENCEMENTS AND EXHI-
DiTi0SS.
Sixry-Gye pieces VICTORIA LAWNS. bought at Il
recen; aucton sale. nj IS per cent. below regu-
lar prce-nos Gt our l2i.c. quality, Tor' b fully
lG.c.: STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at
12,c. and lG2.c.; PLAIN and STRIPED Or
CANDIES:
Ten Jipccs WHITE LINEN LAWNS at zoe. worth
2jc: WHITE IN DIA LINENS, The newest and
lreliieSt thing for white dresses:
Fly ncccS SASH-RlBBONS. very low;
MISSE>- REGULAR AnE---SiLK-GLoGKED
BAlBRlGGAN HOSE at soc. worth 50c., at
my so JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-31

EUROPEAN EMIGRANTs WHO WANT FIFTY
THOUSAND ACRES. OF LAND.-Dr. Pollard.
Commissioner OF Agriculture, has received
n letter from Philadelpbian stating that he
represents "seycral communities of people
in Europc-German farmers "-who think
OF coming to Virginia. "They want fifty
thousand acres OF land. They want land
for fruit OF all kinds, and, il possible. vine
yards for wine. They also contemplate
forming villages arid setting up industries
OF various kinds, such as they are accus.
toned to at home, for which skilled work
men would comc-manufactures OF certain
kinds of goods. making OF checses," &c.
AS an item OF interest, especially to those
who have meyer given much attention to
this important subject. it may be stated that
in the little county of Nottoway, within the
past ten years, northern and European set
Tiers have purchased lands to the amount OF
S1o3 600
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T EYI HEXTER,
IL 627 BROAD STREET.

We have 4 fxw more special bargains in DRY
GOODS 10 offer. such rs Fancy Lawns, Spring Cas-.
smTcs for boys wcar, Brow men SultingS, and
many other artlc.cs-t cese ont 10 make room TOR
our new stock. comprising LndicS' and Children's
Underwear. Infants Lace, Caps, Pique Bonncts.
>aClr-S, Dresses. &c.
4 inll inr Of new.s'yle Ties, Gloves, Handkcr-
chiefs, Hosiery. am; laccs. such us Ioichon
La. and II servings. Bretcnnc Lace (white and
hlacHI in all widths, Patent Laces in every
wioth scyv cheap: -. 49,
White Goods speciality. in Swiss, Victoria Lawns.
Linen Lawns. Corded ard Figured Ilqucs.
striped and Plaid NainsuokS and Organizes.
Spanglcd TarIaaus, While aud Colored Tar
lat4uS: D..
2ci,!,yr. q, reduced prices: Black and White at
So. MI coiUrs n lOc.
Infants S4Cqucs made 10 order.
stamping and Embroidery cone IT reasonable
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