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RELIGIOUS.

Next Monday is the Jewish New
Year. sea-.
Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at Fork
Church, Garrarl, at II AN. Sunday.
Rev. j. $. Sims will preach al Mt.
Xenia next Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Rev. W. A. Simmons will GIL Mr..
BrIce's appointment at Mt. Salem on sun
day next.
Rev. W. G. Mathews, an eminent Pres
byierian Divine died at LaGrange, last
week in his 18th year
The foundation Of the new Christian
Church has been completed, and the brick
work will commence in a day or two.
Rev. VIM. Crow will preach at the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday at II
o'clock. After services there will he
congregational meeting for the purpose Of
electing pastor.
Bishop Peck cautioned the Methodist
ministers Of Cincinnati one day last week
against affecting what he called Miss Nan
cy.ish preaching, that meant neither good
nor evil to anybody.
Rev. Geo. q. Barnes figures up the
confessions Of 1888 persons, in the eighteen
mountain counties Of Northern Kentucky,
where he has Norked for the last year. lie
is now at Mt Sterling.
The South District Association last
week at Lebanon reelected Rev. W. u. Ar
vim, Moderator and J. l.. Bruce, clerk.
Among other contributions raised du-
ring the meeting were 1915 for the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary, $500 for
the Baptist Orphans Home, and $40 to aid
in building church at Somerset. The AS
ISOLATION will meet next year at llarrods-
burg on Tuesday after the 3rd Saturday.
The Presbyterian ChuTch North re-
ports in its new minutes, 5.Oii ministers,
0,4s9 churches, 57s, G7l communicates, and
63l ,952 Snnday.School membership. Ia
contributions Tor congregational purposes
were S6,0ss, 100, and for beneicience 81,
262,s7s. The Presbyterian Church Souil
reports l,0GO ministers, l,92S churches
l2O02s communicates. and 1902 Sunday
School membership. It's Contributions for
congregational purposes were Ss69, 5dli and
| for henefcience Sig2 III
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iv''io, and a. night Rev w y Arvin
preached 81 The Baptist OAurch' IRON 10
hines NV'll and part OF l'th verse
THURSDAY NonNiN'.
The committee on state Missions re-
ported through rev o. w. bruce mat
'he ,o'a' amouh' collected an" u'eu ~
'h's boafh ~ ihe enure 0'ate l's' year
was pu, s'zssi' IN amount TAR 'e'oE ,he
uemahas' An urgent appeal WIS 'naue lo'
more money anu .he ohu'o"es o' '''S NJ
ISOLATION, e'pec''i'y' were o'''eu on 70 con
'I'""'e 'lneia''y' = v i"'U' ~ o. i''o-
o'e "nu W, !. n'"h'''' I've commute on
fo''ign Mlsslonsi relorle" ,hat 'he h"a'u'
'o'"'"' ~ Moh"oh"i w. w" "''N'o'"'
r'es y" Sh'hena' .an'o" anu many o,"e'
Po'h'' !" '""'"' A''ea, SWIM Nue''e''
i'a'! nhn among 'ne N"'n'.e ~ ,''''o''''a'
i'eV' ~ - thurman "a' 'h'i,e" 70 N,'''
'he ohurchrs a''u 'sse w ies'i'''- ''''
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ana . b'ggers'ah' me""ers OF we hNe'"'
i've Doaiu' n'"e '''y S"','''''o'! ="
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the oh''e'' S'a'eT' Oon'',pu',O''7 nun '"e
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'ot Tue gre'' "'houn' VI WIN "'"'
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LAND, STOCK AND CROP.

J. b. u Sam NJ. Owens bought of viii
II. Murphy lot of 275 ID. hogs at AZ cts.
A Casey county dealer sold 3O4 ewes
in Lexington few days ago, at s2.75 per
head.
The cars ran into a flock Of sheep he
longing to T. J. Hord, last saturday, and
Killed five.
j. p. Myers has sold his residence and
lot Of acres, ON Danville pike, to his
sister, Miss Mary Myers, for $1,000,
Five dollars per hundred has been paid
for extra fat hogs in Fayelte county for
the loca! market Stock hogs four cents.
St Julien trotted mile at Hartford
last Friday in 2liI, which is one-half Of a
second shorter than the quickest time on
record.
Ben NJ. Osborn sold to Jesse HAM
brick 100 wether lambs, picked from
flock of 200, at A75 perhundred. George
town Times.
Nineteen yearling mules, the property
Of Thomas Mattingly, were struck and kill
ed:by lightning last Saturday evening, in
Marion county.
Judge W. G Miller has sold his farm
three miles from town on the Lexington
pike to Nj. Joe Collins at $500. per acre
Richmond Register.
S. W. Giyens, Of this county has sold
his crop Of 200 bushels Of wheat, to be
delivered in October at one dollar per bush
ell. Grubbs and Van Arsdale are the pur-
chasers.
Robert Morrow, the owner Of ST. Juli-
en-, denies the report telegraphed from the
Fast that his horse had been sold to W. ii
Vanderbilt, but expressed his willingness
to sell for $4,000.
John NJ. Hail sold TO J. l.. Dawson
Jr., 100 ewes at S275; to Hale 4 Nunnelle,
20 ewes at $40, and thoroughbred COW
to ]. +. Bruce for $40. lie bought of Hale
Il Nunnelley 200 heavy wethers at $3.50.
Sales of GA head of ,GOO-pound cattle
at cents; $50 lambs at s3.GS; lot Of 40
pound hogs at a cents; 200 ewes at 1926
20 mule colts at $50; 80 yearlings at s75
and aged at sllO, are reported in the Win
chester Dcm0cfaf
M Straus, Of Cincinnati purchased o.
John Holmes 9 head Of 500 ID. cattle a
4 cents, head 1895 III. cattle Of d. W
Vandeyeer, at cents, G from John Spoon
amore, weighing 100 lbs. at 81 and 10
Of butcher stuff, for which he paid from p
10 3 cents
-CINcISSATL-The demand for cattl
continues active and firm. The hog mark
ct has declined from 10 to 10 cents and
dull aud weak. Sheep and lambs ale 4
fair demand The following are the
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rates creed Association.

On Monday the preachers and me-sen-
gers began to arrive, and by night the
whole town seemed 10 be full Of Baptisis.
Il was prepared for the onslaught, howey-
er, and by numerous sacrifices Of fat-legged
chickens and well-fed lambs, was able to
appease the ravenous appetiies that such
gathering always induces. That
night Rev. J. A. Booth, Of Versailles, de-
liyered a very fine sermon on "lhe final
perseverance, Of the saints" which was
warmly complimented for lis exhaustive
ness and convincing argument. At 10
O'Clock A. Al. Tuesday the kighty-seyenih
Annual Meeting Of Tate's Creek Associa-
ton was called TO order by Rev. ]. O..
Pond, who, after reading Psalm, called
upon Rev. v. T.. Kirtley TO invoke the
divine blessing. Rev. J. NJ. Bruce had
been appointed to preach the nlroducio-
ny sermon, bat he asked to he excused, and
his alternate being absent, Rev. T. NJ.
Vaughan, Of Dansills, filled the position.
His text was from Job xIx;25, aud the SER
mon was listened TO with great interest by
the crowded audience. Al IL close, letters
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fy0b Orchard.

The exodus Of the social birds has
about concluded and migration home i in
full blast. The last hop Of the season was
Friday eve. II is needless to say that a
pleasant evening was spent by those pres
cnt The band In Wednesday to play for
the Cincinnati Exposition.
Mr. viii Stewart who i. the veteran
degocrat Of town has 40 far improved in
health as to be able to ride out. We bs-
lieve his life will be spared to vote for
Hancock and English Mrs. Lawless and
Mr.. win Dillon have been confined to
their rooms for some time, hut are now
slowly convalescing.
The notorious Pal Rogers was brought
before the Police Court on Saturday last
and confessed to fine Of $3.50 and costs
after which he concluded to take ride
after a remarkably fast horse he had just
purchased. After riding as long and a.
fast as the citizens OF the town thought he
ought, Mr.. Dillon again brought him be-
fore the Police Court when he was by u-
~ fined $50. and costs. Fine replevied
and Mr.. Rogers permitted to depart in
peace.
Miss Manetta King, very highly ac-
complished young lady from Mobile, is
now enjoying a visit to Mrs. Tarrant, very
much to the delight Of her friends in this
vicinity Mrs. Col. Rochester, her love
ly daughter Letlie and Mrs. John Meal.
lister are enjoying the hopiialily OF Mrs.
Bronaugh in the country. Mrs. jos. Ne
Alisier with pretty little Matte, spent sew
eral pleasant days in our midst last week
John, Nelson Of Mckinney, Texas, in com
pany with Walter Edmiston, LEFT for his
home Wednesday. May wealth and pros
perity attend Walter in the new country.
DR.. Sam II. Burnside, a jovial ladies' man
in company with L. Gibbs was in town
Sunday. Miss Annie Craig one of the
sweetest young ladies in Kentucky, is re-
cuperating at the Springs. Mr.. 5. Corn
ly is visiting his mother Miss Jean Dick
enson and cousin Lydia started to Lexing-
ton Wednesday to visit relatives. Mis-
Jean will return Friday. Mr.. W. Buck
hanan, wife and sister Lillias, spent Sun
DAY and Monday with Mrs. Buckhansn /
father, Mr.. Lewis, in Parksville.
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A ntAcK nfAn, which seems 10 have
particular pcnchani for killing dog isre.
ported to he in the Mason. Gap Knob
lie illed three dogs for one negro add
sheer raisers in the vicinity are more hope.
ful.
DounrruL Our deputy =. VI. Mr A. A.
Warren has numerous suspicious looking
bruises about biz fsce, caused, he claims, by
falling oat Of bed while be- hada night mare.
Such a story however, wouldn't do 10 tell
even TO the marines.
Fourteen MrS IfuSo At RICHMOND --
Mr. Lindsey Stephenson hands ~ the FOL
loving "I.ast night the Jury, Sheriff and
iailer in the Arnold case we're hung IN efhgy
in the Court-IIouse yard at Richmond.
There was a rope stretched from one tree
to another and ~ men made 81 plank With
;.s~ -as.is Of sumL--r clothes we're hung -
the rope. The names ofthe jury was given
below with the possible sums for which they
sold themselves. Sheriff, 81 400; iiiler,
5000; Land, s7l; Woodward, So; Den
man, $3.50; HORNE, $500; Hoover, 81
Sparks. si75; IIulet, $50; Farrer, $500; Deem,
$40; Moscly, si5; knight, sl7j; stipe, one
drink"
KILFD-James Wheeler shot and in
stantly killed Sam johnson at Danville
Junction on Monday. II seems that be-
fore the war Sam Johnson- father was
killed by one Owsley in a row. in which
james Wheeler was concerned. Sam was
little boy then, but he resolved to Mil
Owsley and Wheeler the list opportunity.
last Fall, Johnaon met Wheeler at More.
land Station and attempted to carry out
his resolve, but was prevented. After
wards he fired three shots at Wheeler At
Danville Junction without warning, aud
forum ately without effect. On Monday,
johnson went TO the Junction with three
men, under the pretense Of compromising
with Wheeler, but the latter sought his
room in the Redmon House. and as he
passed, fired a load Of bnckshot into his
bowels. Wheeler was at once iasen 20
Danvile and his examining trial set Cor
Wednesday, but was afterwards postponed
ill next Tuesday.
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Jusr RFcFivEp Mr. J. G.. Davis, sales.
man for Terhune 4 yanarsdall, visited
the city markets last week, and purchased
for the hrm an extensive assortment of new
goods, such A. bools, shoes, hats, grooerier,
notions, DC. The well-known good taste
o. Mr.. Davis l. a guarantee that he bought
none but the best goods, and viii sell them
al the very lowest price.
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CRusHEp 10 DEArH.-Frank NJ. Me
Clnichey, Nard Master at Danyille June
tion, vas crushed to death last Sunday,
while attempting to couple locomotive
t,a box-car. lie was 25 Years Of age and
a resident Of lafayette, Ind.
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J.R. WARREN Il Son are agents for the
celebrated Champion Pillow Of Dayton, q.
Call and ace sample at the Z. q. store.
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srEAKING.-lTon. Phil D. Thompson,
IT,, will speak here next Monday, County
Court Day, at Pm let every body turn
out aud hear hp.
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CASE Mus, and Molasses Eyaperaiors,
cheaper than ever before sold at Geo. u.
Mear.n'a
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Mn. J. n. CRAlG has just gotten in a
splendid lot Of Furniture, including Chains,
Bedsteads, Spring, Cotton-top and Excel
sior Mattresses, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries, Ne, all Of which he will sell At
low prices for cash Give him a call and
rel harg- ins.
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SPEAgiNG.-M ID. Hughes, Democratic
Elector for Lincoln, win begin the cam
paign for the county by speaking at Rich
mond Junction School-honse on Thursday
night, September OH at Bright's school
house, saturday night, sept nth, and at
White Oak school-house, Saturday night,
Sept. 18th.
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TnE woodwork Of the Couri.llousc, in
side and out u being rrpainled.
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LoctL MtTTERs.

Prnr raw bone dust SLIGO per cvi. at
Gao. u. Wearon'-
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De sold at the fol-
owing greatly re-
luced prices:
s22 90 SUITS AT sl5 90.
20 90 SUITS AT IA 90.
IS 90 SUITS At 13 90.
16 90 SUITS AT IL 90.
II 90 SUITS AT II 25.
10 so SUITS AT 10 90.
10 90 SUITS AT 8 90.
8 % SUITS AT 6 %.
100 SUITS AT 5 90.
s 90 SUITS AT 3 90.
3 80 SUITS AT 2 25.
) 90 HATS AT 3 so.
90 HATS AT 3 90.
3 so HATS AT 2 75.
3 90 HATS AT 2 25.
2 50 HATS AT 10.
2 90 HATS AT | 80.
| 80 HATS AT 1 90.
/ 90 HATS AT 20.
10 HATS AT so.
S. 90 BOOTS AT So 90.
6 90 BOOTS AT 4 90.
) 90 BOOTS AT 3 80.
4 90 BOOTS AT 2 50
5 90 SHOES AT 4 90.
4 90 SHOES AT , 90.
3 50 SHOES AT 2 80.
2 so SHOES AT 2 90.
200 SHOES AT / 25.
81 90 LADIES SHOES AT So 90
3 50 LADIES SHOES AT 2 "a
3 90 LADIES SHOES AT 2 %
2 90 LADIES SHOES AT l 90
/ 50 LADIES SHOES AT 1 o.
Ten Dozen Pairs Mems 4
Boys Winter Boots at les
than cost.
Fifteen Suits Mems Win
ter Underwear at less tina
wholesale prices to-day.
One hundred 0vercOats q
special bargains.
We will sell,alsO. our stOc
of Furniture, including tw
beautiful Chandeliers, on
handsome Mirror, &c.
Store Room for Rent.
Respectfully,
GEO. II. BRUCE Il u
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Nor Fan orr Although the weather
has been Intensely hot for some weeks past,
We must bear in mind that summer l.
over and gone, aud we are now in tac he
ginning Of the Scar and yellow leaf"
Ere long the frosis will come, nipping our
fingers and toes, and those who are not
prepared 10 meet the fros, hing will suffer
in the flesh. To supply all your wants for
Fall aud Winter, our next door neighbors.
the Hayden Brothers, have determined to
open the largest, finest aud most complete
stock of goods ever brought to this mark.
ct. In fuct, they are even now increasing
them, and those received arc pronounced
perfectly splendid aud very cheap
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ENTERTAINMENT Miss Ella Gaines. Of
me- NJ. Nenia neighborhood, gave de-
lightful social party on Friday night last,
in honor Of Miss Nachia Marce Stuart. an
attractive young lady Of Winchester. who
has been her guest for several days. About
.even;y.Gve invited guests were present
The supper, which vas prepared by Mr..
Gaines and Mr.. J. W. Cook, was superb,
sud comprised every thing calculated to
tempt the appetite Of the most fasiidious
epicurean. AZ late hour the guests ~.
lucianily departed with feelings Of graft.
tude to the lovely Mis- Ella, who had con.
iribuled 80 much to the enjoyment Of the
evening.
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DoT'r forget to examine our Clothing
Boots, Shoes, Nc on County Court Day,
We will leave n0n aficr and viii rell At
even les than cost Geo II. Bruce a Co.
IAnonfSo EsrAniIsnmEEr Mr., II. &.
Ruplcy, one ~ the hest cutters snd filters
ever in stanford, has purchased Mr.. o. =.
Mauchall'a interest IN the firm Of Mar.
'chall \ Ripley, and now goes II alone.
Read he advci ti,cmenl in smother column
md give him chance. lie guarantees
satisfaction, or no sale.
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MANCHESTER

Over fifteen hundred letters were
mailed at this posloiiiao The last week in
JAY
TIE family opEx.Nayor wickbam OF
New York lately ,rriyed At ihe Equinox
House
lion. Marx skluuer and family OF
Chiesso are making heir appaal whit TO
Mancteslcf.
The Misses eastman, daughters Of
the late Dr. Cashman are spending lev
days 10 town.
-Dsilwood cemetery never looked
better, especially the flowers. ItIswell
worth visit
Qaile Anurbf u eur people went
to Rutlsnd 10 ArAr seualur Logan, and
were well pleased with his address.
The granddaughter Of Or. wickham,
Misses Lile aud May Roe or Cornwall
on The Hudson are visiting friends Ia this
vilsgs.
-rae ebildfeus fair occurs TO day
Tharsd.y 81 The church lecture room
AM % ne gfeeu near by. Give them =
eSu.
IS n walker has some 81 the Rnest
Rel AslrAehAb spplss we ever saw.
Some q them measure foot in eitcnm.
fsrsaes.
Tile Gaae.d end Arthur club wiil
meeting A its Corr house Fridsy even.
log, the ISL with lion. Jane. Cauaeld
81 kthsa stG lon Loselsna Manson Of
M4asAettr - speascrs Aiafe invited.
Hsafe rtqaesied loregcs ne notice
thsi ,ts Dsmaafss Of lbs 60 iaty viii
meet q mAts convection Il ,bc town hail
10 A4ae,eu % Thur.dsy Aag. 18Th a.
i0o'e.osk iar be parpose Of combating
eoauty ofs t
We are Seeding out large number
8. sms.n smouat bat they az.
gresste over oue th5assnd dollars. Ii
sis ts9ab FefY lev 10 pay promptly
aaa avid - a. great deal Of good.
Dawa vla ihe .srps
Ms R.eassa Geek 81 sa.s Village
eisrs tts bgwiag statistics u the pro-
de- barrs o sar; 5s caves 81
bies3 tsl klcs, $50 d0ughruls. W
hssaaa F.ss, 1uupllsgs, IS tsru
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O r ogyIs, Proprietor,

hf Charles lrtEr. New Yok
MrAad Mfs Charles n Brooks, New York
Niles MARI BfusEs ard ma 4, "
Charles Brooks.
AAslsr tlEo0d BROOKS,
hfs q n laHofsau. ,chii3 and mAid, Chicago
Nj Peter siacauFep ChsFeston
NJ David sl1sr. vile. cbi.d AMI nurss, New
iruussttA. =
Il & Bottom
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HorEL ARRIVALS.
Eq~iner Hsu.s
IN ohyIs. rroprIstor.
yt.sd , s Z, CIV. uaashas, Trey
hiss 1uhuRhstt
nee 8sHikpirt
d n ipsks Aes fnrt
n .sa NJ, aalh skinner. Chicago
Nee Fllunsf
ntsa Skinner
- WIslhan, Me- roh
Mss wiskhkm,
\ Gray,
VI. VIZ Q oulliy.r. child and maid, Ne. York
Z Ba.h, y lroy
" t8meN JF "
! ~ coss,G, Nss Ysfk
4 - 1ili Ia 4
d 70 rhH Troy
~ n hentHr. Nn8atpnft
r 4 ballard aes Icfk
Gro Oieoti, fH
Geo Isua
John at7ogd, Chicago
ksf Msi Richmond. orange
h,, We si.s7o aqd m'ia, Ne. Yo'i
krs 0afef h5HHgs,
"A FNunEtoa
hEss pkaa,
Eimuaa c,nia, Jr .ifs children and maid
Few irrk
sfs I !, ssssie,srias No~ YoE
Nss Annie siafsbUsg
l.yse pettboue ,a3 wife. wyomiRE. Pa
! oAslsr 40 wife, NsS "a
Hea 10 y hsich, Darlington
&ss.er walter Y stokes, ", New York
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Be not deceived, 'Kendal's SPAWN
Cure is positive cure when properly
persevered with. Read Adv't in auoth.
er column.
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Ana hswlh te tske the ca he tnsy
DAYS q lals parsieu Of ths rear % % 81
In thslr power 70 mAks their widowed
raothsr hsppy who esn ioubt bn, rueh
acts q rospcei 10 3 E,olhsr Arr blessed BY
enr savior Sho amid he agou.ss % Tie
cfoss aid 20 that disciple " BON Be loved,
eRehola ~ moihsf" Mrs. wgmsn i
lee wldow q ihs lsie John WyuAH
Ct tA5s town, sud mosi q hsr ilfs Ia
been passed 10 SanaEats, she and Der
family rsmaYlng 10 tbs iown lev years
ago We Thick bot few bare lived
more blameless iiie than Mu. Wyman,
su3 uc feel hat 81 written Arguments. for
The uaih o. christianity woaA Be weak
were ID noi for AZ 0eaAsloned life Ike
that Of our sgOa neighbor. Mrs. WymAn
has Eve sons who from istaney to mAiare
manhood have beea blessed by The pray.
ere and ishuencs ola pious mother We
: e. az sueh mech viii be required when
al are Jldgcd according 70 Their works.
Many times uunnE cor Nislt ola We no
lice the moist ego aud trembling lip -
cur friend spoke Of this pleasan, surprise
planned by her children. AT an early
boarwe were summonedby our iairyouug
hostess 10 The tables which fairly groaned
beneath their weight Of good things, pre-.
pared BY her owa willing hands, that
could not fail TO temp. the appetite Of the
NEST fastldious We could but exolaim
surely such children sre heritage OF
the Lord Az we took our way home
ward IN the deepening twilight we asked
our Fslaer when al he last day our aged
neighbor walks with lAs company oithe
redeemed arrsyed 10 white robes she
might have her family au unbroken
number with her
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49, QUARRY
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