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ANNIVERSARY. - The Sacramento Turn
Yerein Association gave an invitation ball at
their hall last night, in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the Association. It was
largely attended and very enjoyable.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. = The Capital
Theater troupe appeared again at the Metro
politan Theater Saturday afternoon and
evening The matinee was but lightly at
tended. At night good house greeted the
company. The programme preceding the
play was much like that already noticed.
The actors were more at ease, and the
specialties were given with success. Mason,
Cummings and Dingle especially were success
full in entertaining the audience The play,
Rose; or, Deadwood's Pet" closed the
evenings entertainment, and presented
prominently Miss Vernon and Messrs. Mason,
Mack, Dingle and Bree. Miss Vernon did
not have as good a field as in the play of
Wednesday last, in which to show her ability,
which is of no mean order; nor did Mr..
Mason appear to so good advantage as a
hunter. The play was extraEsgeDtly SEN
sational and sufficiently of the blood-letting
order to satisfy the most ardent gallery.
1t embraced some scenes of more than average
dramatic interest-as, one in which the
heroine saves the hero from being crushed by
flying locomotive.
The SHOOTING MATCHES. three
hundred people assembled at &c skes Five
mile House yesterday to attend the pigeon
shooting matches. All the local crack shots
were present, and many from distant parts
of the county. Nearly 500 pigeons were
shot, and out of the whole lot only n were
lost, aud some of these were badly hit. The
birds were sprung from three traps, q yards
rise, and were nearly all good flyers. The
shooting was in pool" mainly, and all the
matches were made on the ground. The
days sport proved fine one. Jake" set
out good lunch and entertained his guests
in excellent style, and all departed at the
close of the shooting thoroughly pleased with
the days sport and the good management
manifested.
The BLocKADE.-The Landes bigamy case
is concluded, and the blockade of business in
the Superior Court is now raised. The jury
will be in attendance to-day, and the trial
calendar will be called, and cases set down
for last week viii stand chance of coming
on fer trial and disposition. To-day is law
day and the law calendar will be called
which will make it necessary to run two
Courts. The case of Mrs. Hamilton, charged
with the murder of her husband, is set for
trial to- morrow, but it is improbable that it
will be reached for day or two unless it
should happen that great many cases which
are set ahead Of it should be continued.
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OPEN FRONT WHITE SHIRTS, with or with
out collars. Mems Furnishing Goods Depart
ment Mechanics Store.
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BARGAINS in silk, L. Bien's, Eighth and ].
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MILLINERY opening to-day at the Red
House.
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For Oysters Cooked 10 Perfection, In
every style, or q Genuine Porter House Steak, 20
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block, Eighth
and streets. AL Liquors warranted pure mr16 I'm
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NEW DRESS GooDs received daily. Me-
chanics' Store.
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TIME TABLE
Of the NAH and Express Hnnd-Car Line
Between Sacramento and BavisviIle.

730 and 11:30 A. NJ. and 8 P. n. every day, the
first trip connecting with trains for Woodland and
up country, and the second with trains for San
Francisco. Leave Dayisville for Sacramento at
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BARGAINS in table linens, at L. Bien's. >
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TREASURY RECEIPTS. City Treasury
receipts for the week ending March 10Th
were: W. G. Farnsworth. cemetery dues,
S65 rs; r. d. Server, water rates, 1919 % !;
n. A. Kidder, harbor dues, 50 30; Ed.
Fl. Mckee, tapping city Water Works pipe,
$50; w. A. Henry, Police Court fines. S11 I;
George A. Putnam, city licenses. 1881 II;
George A. Putnam, dog licenses, S14 40;
Henry L. Buckley, delinquent street assess
ment, S9S so. Total, 81, 414 50.
DEcEAsED.-C. G. Hayden, an old resident,
aged nearly &C, native of Massachusetts,,
died yesterday. He was paralyzad something
over two years ago He was member of
the Pioneer Association, Odd Fellows, Druids
and other Orders. Mr.. Hayden was once
prominent business man here. He leaves
considerable real estate property to heirs who
all reside at the East. He was unmarried.
He will be buried from Odd Fellows Temple
at 2 P. NJ. tomorrow.
INCORPORATION. There was fled in the
Office of the Secretary of State Saturday
the certificate of Incorporation of the Alaska
Mining Company of San Francisco. Direc-
tors-J NJ. Day, T. H. Hayden, G. n.
Holmes, J. H. L. Tuck, George S. Carrier.
BREAK CLosED.-A dispatch was received
in this city from Courtland stating that the
break at Whitcomb's ranch had been finally
closed at 9 O'Clock yesterday. The work
was performed in four days, cost $780, and
was done by G. w. Holland.
GENERAL UPToNs REMAINs.-The remains
of the late General Emory Upton, under es-
cort of two officers of the United States
army, went through here on the East. bound
overland train Yesterday The body is to be
taken to Batavia, n. Y.
POLICE CoURT.-The Police Court had
dull day Saturday. Only two cases appeared
on the calendar. John Doe, drunk, was
fined SD 80, and Thomas Brun was fined
SO so for disturbing the peace.
DEPARTuRE.-R. Levy, the fruit commits
sion merchant of this city, will leave here
about May LIST for two years tour in Eu-
rope, which may possibly extend to trip
around the world
APPOINTMENTS Governor has APP
pointed j. r. Stanley as a Notary for Lake
county, and III. N. Alexander as a Commits
sioner of Deeds for Yuma, A. T.
TEA SHIPMENT.-On Saturday special tea
train went East from Oakland Wharf
through this city.
BARLEY SHIPMENT. = Yesterday nineteen
cars of barley went East over the Central
Pacific Railroad.
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BAReA1Ns in summer silks. at L. Bien's.-
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BARGAINS in embroideries, at L. Bien's.'
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BARGAINS in dress goods, at L. Bien's.
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BARGAINS in brOcade silks.-at L. Bien's.'
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WHYAREWE SICK?

Because we allow the
Liver, the Bowels and the
Kidneys, these great organs,
to become clogged or torpid,
and poisonous humors are
forced into the blood. Ex
pei them by using Vim.
Plumbers oregon Blood
Purifier. Sold by all drug.
gists. mr5-SmSA&swSW
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BARGAINS in fiannels, at L. Bien's.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, March 10, 1881:
Balance on hand last report. S59,5lS 81
Receipts for the week. ................. 1,4t4 q
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OPENING DAY for millinery goods at the
Rod House.
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BRISTOL's SARSAPARIL.LA and PILLS, and now
l am thankful to be able TO say that they have
effected perfect cure, not sign OF seroiuia now
exists on my person. Respectfully yours, THos. NJ
GRIDLEY Helena" mr2l-t
Go to the Lafayette, X ST.. bet. Third and
Fourth, for fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tie
Best Billiard Table in town j. o. HECTOR. d1-3plm
For Oysters Cooked 10 Perfection, In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, 20
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block), Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. mr16 I'm
Buy the "B0ss" 1afee Pat.-I:maIles the
best and clearest Coffee in two minutes Manufac-
tured and for sale at the Cheap Tuwae and Jobbiug
Shop Ala X St. bet. Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento.
mrl1-1m
Cakes, Pics and all kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETEKSoNS. mr21m
All Who Have Tried w. F. Peterson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mnce Pics, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them mr2-lm
For The Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
onfectionery all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesae or retail-call at HENRY
FISHERS. fe251m
For the Best and Cheapest Meals In
the city, go to HENRY FISHER. fe23-1m
For Oysters in Every stYle, and Fine
Cakes Ice Cream, etc, go to HENRY FISHER, No.
sos street, between Filth and Sixth. fe23-lm
Byrne's Steam Carpet Cleaning Machine,
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
Carpets Cleaned Properly, and returned promptly.
Leave orders at any of the Carpet Stores. fe2z-u
Have Byrne do up your Lace Curtains
as good as new. feZz-u
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Buy the "B0ss' Ganee Pat.-Etmal.es the
best and cearest Coffee in two minutes. hanufac-
ured and for sale at the Cheap TinwaTe and JobbiBg
Shop, Ala ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento
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sg SALE PosrTIvE.-TERMs CASH. IA
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One Large Bar Mirror, 100 Dining room Chairs, so
silver-plated Casters, Crockery, Glassware. and
everything contained in the above hotel, which is
nearly new.
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House open for inspection on Tuesday.
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mrl7-spes d. }. SIMMONS. Aactioneer.
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BARGAINS Ia hosiery. at L. Bien's.
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All Who Have Tried w. T. Petersou's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pics, say they
are the best ever bought Try them. mr2-1m
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For The Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
COME ctionery all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retail-call at HENRY
FISHERS fe25- I'm
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For Oysters in Every stYIe, and Fine
Cakes, Ice Cream, etc, go to HENRY FISHER, No
sos street, between Filth and Sixth. fe23-1m
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TIE NOBEL CASE.

The examination of R. Nobel. upon charge
of incest, was concluded yesterday. The
principal points Of the further testimony was
as follows:
Mrs. Wolfe, who resides near the gallery
on J street, testified to seeing Selma Nobel
at the gallery with Weinberg very often, and
as be was married man, anticipated it would
result in evil to the girl.
John Conrad, jeweler, upset the reported
declarations If Weinberg ard Selma, that
they were not acquainted until February last,
(which by shortness of time would clear
Weinberg of criminality in Selma's present
condition), by positive testimony that in last
October Weinberg examined ladies' neck
lace ard locket, which he unfortunately
stated he wished to purchase for his Selma.
This corroborates other witnesses as to the
fact of the acquaintan,e and familiarity of
Weinberg and Selma as early as last fall He
also selected and purchased diamond ring
of witness for present to Selma last Christ
mas. and asked witness also to speak good
word to Nobel about him (Weinberg). Wit.
ness fixed these dates as stated, by referring
to his books.
The defendant Nobel was called and COR
roborated Conrad in relation to such ring,
Selma saying Weinberg was to give her one,
and he refused ner acceptance OF IL.
Miss Palm testified that she visited the
gallery with Selma last February, when
Weinberg was very demonstrative in his al
fections for Selma. She also told witness
that Weinberg wanted to take her photo
graph while Ia a state Of nudity.
Selma was again submitted to rigid cross
examination by the attorneys upon both sides
with an earnest endeavor to obtain the actual
truth, but she held fast to her previous state
ment, generating Weinberg and denying
improper relations with all others but the
accused.
At the conclusion of the testimony District
Attorney Buckley referred TO the conflicting
and unsatisfactory Testimony in the case,
which, while it did not necessarily inculpate
nor exonera.e the defendant. was OF such ma
ture that he did not believe any jury would
ever find him guilty upon it, and hence he
moved his discharge. After remarks by City
Attorney Anderson of similar import. tie
Judge referred briefly to the evidence, to the
testimony of Selma and Weinberg being so
fatty contradicted by several witnesses, and
in conclusion discharged the defendant.
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Why DO we Ilraan

The vicissitudes of climate, the wear and
tear of business, the griefs, cares and anxi-
cites that beset US in every walk of life, suf-
ficiently account for the premature debility
and decay so common among all classes in
this country. Strange, very strange it is,
that with that potent vegetable invigorant
Hostetter Stomach Bitters, within the reach
of all, any one of US should forego the
health, vigor and vital activity which its
regular use imparts. Its effect upon the
weakened stomach, the relaxed nerves, the
torpid liver, the corrupted blood, the de-
pressed spirits, is more salutary, refreshing
and cheering than words can express. 1t is a
medicine alike for the body and the mind.
pure and wholesome in its composition,
harmless in its operations, and permanent in
its restorative results
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME coU
WEDNESDAY May ISL.

WEDNESDAY, May IL, 1881.
Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
MORRISON, z: j., presiding Mckinstry, j.: Thorn
tonJ.; Achee, j.; Myrick. j.; Sharpsteln, j.; Ross.
y, Gross, Clerk, kewen, Bailiff
70S3-Sacramento Valley Reclamation Company
VS.. Cook.by consent, ordered that this cause be
continued to the foot of the calendar of to
be heard in bank at the next san Francisco session.
744i-Wright vs.. Roseberry- Same order
1o65-Sacramento Bark VS.. Wise ard Dungan--It
Is ordei ed that IN accordance vita stipulation on file
herein that Judgment Of afirmance may be entered
without cests TO .itber party.
557o-Sacramento Bank VS. Wise and DUNCAN
Same order foregoing
726s-cosner vs.. Board OF Supervisors of Colusa
count y-Argued by Adams for appellant and Bsyne
tor respondent, and Submitted
VI the class OF applicants examined, the following
were admitted to practice, viz: f. w. Ewing, w. S.
Church, John W. Terry, Reel B. Terry, William
Henley, Jasper Il. kobbersen and George Bates.
749l-Coker vs.. Sgperier Court OF Colusa county
Argued BY Hatch for respondent and Bridgford and
Hart for petitioner, and ordered that respondent
have ten days in which to file brief herein, and that
the cause be submitted upon the fling Of such brief
69S0-Reclamation District No. 3 VS.. kennedy
Argued by Armstrong and McEune for appellant
and Gordon for respondent, and submitted.
973o-Miller vs.. Heilbron-Argued by Cadwalader
Tor respondent and pending argument the Court
adjourned.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock A. N. tomorrow.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
WEDNESDAY. MAY IL, 1881.
Court met at 10 O'Clock A. N. Present-Mchin-
stry j.. presiding Mckee, j.; Ross, j.; Gross,
Clerk; kewen. Bailiff.
1890 Weast ct al vs. Sacramento Wood Com.
papy-on motion Of Harrington for appellant, it is
ordered that the appeal herein be and the same is
hereby dismissed
order reversed and cause remand=d for new trial,
according t the View expressed in their opinion.
MCKEE, ].
We concur ROSS, j.,
NcL 7
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at loan
ToDAY's, CALENDAR.
Court meets at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
7ISo-Ailer vs. Ieilbr3n-0a al, ument.
H54-Nevcomb vs.. Tisdale ct al
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Court m-e.s immediately after adjournment Of
Court ill bank.
c,LEyDAR.
10,563-People va. Faqua.
1o597-People VS.. Marley.
lo,6l2-Peepe vs.. Brilliant.
1o62l-feopie vs. Leehon.
1062S-Peepe vs.. Dalton.
10,634-Peope VS.. Flanagan.
lo,6S1-Peope Us Kelly.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Court meets immediately after adjournment OF
Court in bank.
CALENDAR.
10,57s-People VS.. OLIVE.
IL, 595-People Va. Beck
l0,e13-Pecple vs.. Fellen.
10,623-Peope vs. Romargie.
10,e32-Peopie VS.. Wheeler.
lo,639-People VS.. Golden.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge
WEDNESDAY,, May 11,h.
George Knier VS.. NJ. NJ. Drew ct ai.-Judgment
for plaintiff.
Adjourned.
roDAy's CALENDAR.
The People vs. William Williams and Robert u.
Mackall.
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Caused by malaria, affections of the lungs,
and imperfect digestion is speedily remedied
by the Liebig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware
of cheap, worthless limitations under our and
similar names. Ask for Coca Beef Tonic.
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You can make your own selections Of those
grenadines for 10 cents yard. There are
over one hundred pieces to select from at the
special sale of the Red House.
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KING OF THE BLOOD is not "cure-all,'
but in a 1 disorders attributable to impurity
OF blood and its defective circulation, nothing
else equals its effect.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Lecture by John Dewey Grattan Literary Club
RBcoSD-UkroS at Grass Valley and Nevada.
Sacramento zouaves' picnic.
wanted-Piace 10 sew
sarsfeld Guard-P.cnic privileges
For sale-Aill in Woodland.
auction Sale.
Martin Plug & Co. Furniture on Friday.
Business Advertisements.
Lipman & Co.-Discount dry goods sale.
Murray & Lanmaa's Florida Water.
Red House-New management.
Comet, Coulter & Co.-sale to DeBernardi & Co.
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The BoAHD OF BEALTH was notified that
there is an alarming epidemic at Hale's which
is terribly infectious and spreading right over
the whole city.
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THE most complete line Of ladies' neck.
wear, and novelties in collars and cuffs in the
city, at Mechanics Store.
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TIE VISITORS at Hale's yesterday said that
they only wished the epidemic would spread.
and they would have good old time. But
it is confined to Hale's for the present.
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IApus' FINE KID SLIPPERS, only 81
Red House.
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HALE's WAY OF TALKING a, the great CEN
trail tatis movement, 10 wit: Heavy I'M.
bleachsd table liner, is cents per yard.
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/ years of age. Out of 1876 native born, dio
were born in San Francisco Out OF the 9oo,
there were 467 who had DO occupation. ihs.e
were also. out of this 1886 $50 arrested tor petts
| larceny and drunkenness. The police report
of San Francisco for the year shows about
4 % 600 arrests, Of which ., III were ior dr
enness-a great portion OF them young IN
wears Out of So GOO of schoolattending age
/ now in San Francisco, IA 800 never asteho
| school There gre about 10, 000in Protestant
Sunday. schools, and other religious influence
about 81. 900, leaving outside of such influence
abont 40 600. In conclusion, he said he was
/ hopefuI. believing that the necessity of the
situation would insure efforts which would
soon Tighten this dark picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins and Messrs. Hyde
and THAN then sang, +" Wandering Boy"
| as duet and quartet.
DIR. Dwinell was the next speaker: One
principal reason, he said, why the young
people are not converted is the want of con-
eentrating effort upon them, and too great
separation between the Sabbath School work
and the church. The two branches lack
effective unity in the effort of leading the
young in the church.
james Woodworth, Chaplain at San
Quentin, spoke of the young at that instl5u-
tion and the causes which led them there.
Rev. DIR. Fiske said the remedy lay in
three things: Parents have got to resume
the responsibility of family government, and
not leave it to the boys and girls themselves.
1t is necessary for the people to resume con-
scientious belief In the penal results OF sin,
both in this world and the world to come;
and also to educate our children and the
people in deep laid Christian theism, and not
neutrality. for to attempt neutrality In this
matter is to educate in atheism.
This closed the discussion, and DIR. Gibson
presented the State Sabbath School cause,
and large offering was taken for support OF
the State Association.
Professor Crabtree of Oakland played as a
cornet solo. ''Are your windows open towards
Jerusalem" with organ accompaniment by
Mr.. Stebbins. The audience then sang "All
hail the power of Jesus name, and following
it were dismissed with the benediction.
The services to day will consist of Bible
reading at a NJ, by DR.. Burroughs; at $3.50
a. NJ, election of State Secretary, Treasurer
and four members of the Executive Commit
tee, and selecting place of next Convention,
etc; discussion, topic: The Teachers
Work :" 10 to II a. NJ, topic: In Prayer
and Study" IL to II. topic: g In the Glass
and in the Home" Recess. During recess.
by kindness of Mrs. Croker, the Crocker
Art Gallery will be open to delegates.
The afternoon meeting viii open at 2
o'clock, with topic for discussion 1.-THE
Necessity for High Standard Of Teaching
How Attained;' P. NJ topic The Pri-
mary partment-Arrangement of Rooms,
Methods of Teaching, Helps; )" 4:30 P. NJ,
question drawer.
The evening aad concluding services of the
Convention will open at 7:90 with vesper
service conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins
and Mr.. Hyde, and at s P NJ Robert Mac.
kenz;e will daliving the closing sermon sub.
iect: The Holy Spirit"
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HAMurK's Cascara Sagrada Bitters is the
best spring medicine
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Try the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent.
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New STYLES LADIES HANDKERcHTEFs !
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
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HALE Has HIS OwN WAY of doing things
at the great central table 4ovement-thirty
ya,ds Of crash for 81
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PARAsoLs Assorted sizes, colors and
styles tcambrics). all rs cents, at the Red
House.