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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24
Tee Utterly Utter.

"Well," said a DeadwooE pm
who had just been introducM 70 a
Brooklyn girl, and who hd 'feli
asked by her if they had NJ Of
those lovely frontiersmen out |. aTay
-"Well, mum, we have righti part
of 'em in our neck o the WOOD:
"And do they wear frlng sess
and hunt those dear, sweet 81 flo?
asked the girl.
"The stage drivers wear fri ana
sich, and when bufaler shiFSSs out
some one is pooty apt to hook n
"How supreme And thos sor-
geous Indians in their pictnE Sque
wigwams of wampum, with -
blending combinations Of war FIT,
do you often see them ? "A
"Oh cnce in a whjlewe get e.
at a buck, but mostly they ares on
the reservations, replied the Dead
wood man, staring, "They does eome
in occasionally, but we don't tack
witL them
THE sweet things And you Fave
such sunsets cut in your montl'Sln
Businesses, and such loves Of Highway
men! Do you ever Ste those delight
full highwaymen p
"Not often, mum. They get ii sh'
brush, and, as for sunsets, We gete
pretty regular in tair weather.
"Isn't it just too awfulIy too W y fx,
claimed the girl, clasping her HdS
and rolling her eyes.
ayes, mum, stammered the Z A3d
wood man, sometimes its pHtty
dern, too, leastwise it was the lay
that Cobbler Duffy came into 9an
on the landslide.
can avalanche? Do you meaH sn
avalanche OIL can there be my
thing more crystal y utter than al
avalanche?" A
at was pooty tooty utter" ha I'd
: ed the Deadwood man, dropping katt
his companions style of expression
: "The cobbler had-a-he had afry
stally shaft up the side of the a,tt'
and one day he was-wwas t9lna
around up there, and things slitpsesll
| out from under him
"Chl how radiant! How in 's
cent"
Eyes, mum: and he began to 'FF
q ate to ards town at the rate OF fgf
sand miles and three 5nrlongs asia :
{ ute. We gssA him "a IN in
!: .-z--Hssass..c. ftCK NJ a Ss5sSs
nOV2I :?t a5
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An aged inqnisitivr old gent rokc'l
his head into Il printing office door in
this city and nsked: Who is dc.ul?'
The man at the wheel answered:
Nobody that | have heard Of" The
old gent then asked: What is the
Grape on the door for !" The boss
went ouL and found that the
devil had hung the job office towel
on the door knob while he chased a
lame pigeon up the alley.-Detroit
Free Press.
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CLOSING OUT THE CENSUS.
Cost of the WOrk-Total Population
Over Fifty Millions.

WASHINGTON, November lS-The
Superintendent of the Census, in his
annual report to the Secretary OF the
Interior, says that with the exception
of obtaining statistics Of ship build
ing. the quarrying industry, produc-
tion of petroleum and resources oil
Alaska, the field of work Of the ninth
census is now practically finished.
Their labors will be completed in a
few weeks, and only about one-slxth
of the total work of tabulatlon re-
mains to be accomplished.
The total disbursements for the CEN
sus thus far have been $3.86O,0G8'
and Congress will be asked to ap-
propriate $4,000 additional, in,
cluding $4,000 for the payment o
the volunteer force that has been
carrying on the clerical work since
the exhaustion Of The appropriation
made at the last session.
Secretary Kirkwood, in transmit
ting this report for the consideration
of the President and, Congress, pays
a high tribute to superintendent
Walker, and says 1t can be safely as
serted that the ninth census is distin-
guished from any that had preceded
it by better and far more reliable
work, comprehending departments Of
public and private industry never be-
fore included in the census. The re-
yised and corrected enumeration oil
the figures show that the total popu-
lation Of the United States is 50,l55,
1888. The increase since 1870 APP
pears to be about 30 per cent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24

The last charge of swindling against
the notorious robber Governor of
South Carolina, F. J. Moses, is that
he has been representing himself to
be that sweet Southern singer, the
poet laureate Of the South, Paul H
Hayne. Under this disguise he has
succeeded in obtaining several Sums
of money from variaus parties in New
York, among them Edward Clarence
Stedman, the poet banker, who was
,nulcted in the sum of $25. We would
not be at all surprised if he is the
same scoundr rel that personated Mr.
James r. Randall, the author Of "My
Maryland" in the early part of this
year in New York City, with similar
results. So low, so despicable hound
ought to be hard at work in some
penitentiary.-Aiken Recorder.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24
What Will be the Probable 0us-
Turn Of South Cardinals e0t-
t0n Crsp.

We should surely be within hsiiing
distance now Of what our Gotten crop
will be. The first question, and one
of most material import, is: What is
our cotton area? Latham g. Alexan-
der's Cotton Movement states it at
l,G5G,000 acres. This looks large,
but isn't the statement sound?
The Report of Department Of Ag-
riculture for 1878 gave the cotton
area of South Carolina at 944,G5O'
AMI for 1879 at IA, COO. These
statements bear the unmistakable ear
mark Of miserable guesswork. The
corn area given for South Carolina by
the same authority for 1878 was
100000, and for 1879 only 1885,
600. There is not doubt in our
mind, accustomed as we aye to hand
ling STATISTICS, that these statement
were manufactured to fill the space.
Now, if there is anything OF worth IN
tie statement Of corn area, we think
there are few .observant people bnt
III! al onqe &. saw thas @ pr cotton 2It }.s :
.Garretl place." situate, lying and buln;s
in Edgeiield county, aud state aforesaid,
and containing three hundred and thrco
acres, more or less, bounded on the
North by lands of Mary liolsot, aild nl
the South 10y SCOTS Ferry load, and on
the West by Big Stevens Creek, and a
reserve or tnree acres Of land oii which Is
mill site, from said Garro:. land, with
rish. OF pas sage from said SEQ ~ o r.
Itu.:d tu said tuiue acre mill size trdc.
Terms nf ;.:,lo.--Th@ ,a,ai ;i.it onn-hali
th,, purchase money tn 5c paid IN cash,
and The b dance uf the purchase nI"tiCE
on Il creti,L ui twelve months from -
al sale, with interest from said dai.', Iii.:
credit p0rtinn 10 bo socurud by bond u:
the purchaser with Il mortgage of tn
premises sold It!us AMI in"!i!;asr
extra.
Nov. I, 1881. It.
=. ) TOMPKi NS, Master.
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WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION,
= To those Whs Contemplate In
vesting in Real Estate, OF
Going into Business.
/ OFFER a very desirable
HOUSE &c LOT

HoUSE &C LOT
at Johhstoa Depot, on the c & A Rail
road. The Dwelling House, which Is
entirely new from roof to cellar, contains
g comnodious rooms, two piazzas run
ming across, pantry, stove room, oic.
trhe out-buildings consist OF asarrahts
house, barn and stables.
There is also good we'll Of water on
the place, which has house over It.
The most desirable purchase yer o.
fered, and one of the most pleasant pa
oes in the thriving village Of Johnston.
Apply in person or by letter 10
Z. g. NJ. DUNOVANT,
Real Estate Agent.
Nov. "a. 1880. tl5l
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r. ". WAGEHER. GEO. a. WAGNER.
E. {TT. yIAsSS!5sna + Cd.
WHOLESALE
GROCEHS ANDA{0Upg DEALERS
COTTON Factors,
TURpENTINE. ROSIN.
RICE DEA.LERS-

We keep one of the largest STOCKS
that has ever been offered III the South,
auG is complete in every respect, ana we
propose to compete for the trade with
any market in the United States.
We have our new building completed,
which is conceded 10 bc the lagcst Gro
Gerry House III the country. nd we have
our stock under one roof, witch enables
us to handle go3ds to the very best adj
vantage.
Our imported WINES and LIQUORS
are brought out by us direct in ';ond,
and we warrant our goods absolutely
pure. Our OLD CROW RYE and OLD
MIC CORN WHISkEY is so well known
that they require no comment. We
would, however, call attention to our
stock Of very old FRENCH BRANDY
SCOTCH and IRISH WHTSNEI, "A
NJ. .ICA and ST. CKOIA RI Ms, MADEi-
IVA, SHERRY and PORT WINES.
We are prepared 70 e.! Sample Orders
far LIQUORS or wiz seTd s-.aai;Es-.
anhnatIy amounting to 3q'5l0 .vuV, V,u0o'
an amount nearly cqlal to one-thnd
the total domestic exports OF the
kingdom.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24

A special term oil the Court of Ses
sions TOR Abbeville County will lie
held by Judge Cothran. by order IL
the Chief Justice, on Monday the s i
of December.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24
The Prospective Work Of Ge
Legislature.

The State Legislature will meet OF
the 22A instant, and thu wcrA a.
rpsdy rni onF will make tie 'eS%i' l.
Highly important.
Ti,~ report oi ii" co"si''"'!a"a'
C3mmssi6n viii nr snbtai!tcd, and
covers the iollowiHa rPcommen'ia-
tons: That the term Of Office Of all
Judges shall he during g:oo,i b-havior;
thai iii. Sti!e Officers, melnhrrs of
tic Legislature, County Commission.
srs and Probate Judges shall serve
Tor four years instead of two; that
the School Commissioners in the
counties shall be appointed for two
years by the Board of Equalization,
Instead of being elected by the peo-
pie; that voters may be disfrancbised
upon conviction Of robbery, larceny,
perjury and forgery: and that new
counties may be formed which shall
have more than $4,000 inhabitants,
o: be four hundred sqare miles in ex-
tent. These propositions require the
amendment of the Constitution ac-
cordingly. and the Commission prefer
making the changes by specific
amendments to running the gauntlet
Of a Constitutional Convention. At
the same time the Commission con-
slider the Convention mode prelela-
bic, if it be desired to make many
changes other than those mentioned
The aim OF the Commission, as their
recommendations show, is mainly to
relieve the people from the distrac-
ions attending exciting canvasses
preceding frequent elections, and tc
give to the public service that Elf
cheney which can be expected to fol
low a prolongation Of the term o.
office.
The Commission appointed to re-
wise the election laws will submit
their report, which is sure to provoke
considerable discussion; and the re
port Of the Commissions which have
in charge the revision OF the ia.
laws, the regulation Of railroads ant
the militia laws will demand careiu
consideration. The Code Commission
! will submit their. codifcation Of tn
Istatutea, which will take many day
4 Ito read, i. this sha be consid dered in
diapenaable 3; slss s.
Something VIII pfab =
said ahcnt the is:;ls law. 10 4
4 there in 10 expect tcg. /: IS y \
! w crUeazfS oss-y assle=z,rz i,nss='>s', II
now tH 35c. 1900 pieces French elaid l'r
q haroa,n at 50r
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Nov. "a, l


a VALUABLE TRACT OF J. AN D,
e.A-containing. One Hundred ant Eigh-
tv-seyeIi and a half Acres, more or less,
Wing Il lust beyond the incorporat" llfrlts
Of EdSefield Village, about two acres OF
It it extending within said limits. Upon
the land is good Dwelling House o. TWO
stories and rooms, with fire-places to
slI each room, @ besides astore.room attached
and a servants house in the yard. Also
snr g Good q Gin House, two story Barn, and
Stable room for any use. The place mas
three tenant houses, conveniently ar
ranged. upon it; and it is we'll watered,
having several fine springs, and snili,
GENTLY timbered: Terms reasonable
Apply to or address,
Resl Estate Agent.
So II 13
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AUGUSTA BUILDING LOTS
TO EXCHANGE FOR
cOTT OIN Ian D IS!
= HAVE 16 Building Lots in Augusta
L in the upper part of the city, ;s, 10 eS-
change foS Cotton Lands, or !lantatiou.
Lands must be convenient TO F.alifo"o'
! Apply to, or address. $50. >,r
R. G.. NJ. DUNoNANI,
Real Estate agent,
80. 1,.fo<nfoid q Il 9 ..
nati 10 Charleston, efAvyatsv they

IEom Cln"
matt 10 CharlestoH> 6f-ovutsv they
2wn certain lines which they propose
to use in making the connection.
Two other powerful corporations are
also anxious to get control Of the road
with a guarantee TO build it, and it
eeems now that the only question
with the Company is, who will they
let build it. Tie building of the road
is now a certainty, and within the
course Of few months we may ex-
pect to see a large force of hands put
to work along the entire liue,-Pick-
ems Sentinel.
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Rebrcca Duncan as Admir- and he T. at
law of Chas. Duncan, deccascI.

law ol ChaS. Duncan, deccisCl
COMPLAINTF FOR PARTITION.
NOTICE is hereby gi""n thaI, by vir-
lV tue of The dccrota. order OF The Hon.
Judge J ;i. Cuthran, dated October j,
1881. in above stntei cause, / will sell at
Edgotield G.. H., on tho first Monday in
December next, at risk of former p,lr-
chaser, the following tract land be
longing to the estate of Charles Dun
can, deceased, viz:
All that tract of land, continuing one
hundred and six acres, more or less, sit.
uated in the State ard County aforesaid
and adjninidE lands of Mrs. l,odie, Mrs.
Fannie Crouch, Geo. Bell and others.
Terms of Salo. Tho cost and ono hall
the purchase money cash ami the balance
or a credit Of twelve months with iuicr-
est from date of sale, to hG secured hy
the bond Of purchaser and mortgage.
of the premises sold.
Titles and innrtgage extra
y. y TOMPKINS, Master &c
November TO- 1881. At
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TT ALF PRICE!

500 Dozen Chrens sc &c., 500 dozen Cdrsn German Hose
35 500 dozen 5Oc 10000 Ho
Children per pair 1000 dozen Gents English Half Hcss 25e
pa 5000 styks Gents German Fancy Halt Hose Csc
Ladies' Meno Vests $780, 5 TOO
ST. all WOOL $2 $5 S75 and ~ discount OF 70 per cent from for
NJ pMce
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Nov. I, 1881. .--novl0-tt.
=. : TOMPkiNS, Master.
STATE O.. SOUTH CAROLINA
LDGEFIELD COUNTY,.
Court If Consneom WenS.
David lhpp. flaintiiI, against A'ain j
ilipp, Defendant.
FORECI. .OSCRII.


NYDrI., Il is hereby givun that Nv vir-
IN t,inn the derrctal order" lli0 ii.nI
Judge j. =. CutIiran, dated Ocio".r IL.
1851, wiii sell 1T ElgciirIdC. H., u:i !lc
first Monday in December next, the inl-
low, ,n:: desrribrd mortgagc,l premises,
viz:
All That tr.;ct of land, situated in the
sa:d county, containing one thousand
and twuntv. two acres, more or less, and
b,un,!od 10y lands of w. Holloway,
Henry King, Albert King, B.ui + l;u-
ler, l.lizfhrl, Adams, Frank Holloway,
Jn>rpl Guihreath and others
Tn,iis uf third OF the rllr-
ci,,sa money tD he in cash, and tho re-
mainGcr in equal annual installmnnts at
ona and two years from tho day Of sale,
with interest from that day, and To e
secured by bond of tho purchaser with
mortgage of the premises. Tho pur
chaser IT, ha allowed to pay all cash if he
desires so 10 do. TitlIs an'i mortgage
eytra.
S. 6. TOMpKINS. Master It.. G..
November, lSSl.--nOvl0 IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24
A GREAT INVENTION.
The New Invention If Brick Burning.

Since our i.sne ol November I'd,
in which aIlentl,n was called to the
"Asbury Process .. Burning Bricks,
a kiln of 500,0jQ bricks. bas been
ol,~I:e.i ut the yaris oi Messrs Boz.
durant, Jal!irg s. O.. Ao;~il!lstand-
ing ::i< was lriai kin. burned I'M.
der the disadvantage o:aa want t
acquaintance with the character Of
the clay, by burner from another
State, who thus could not possibly
make thorough and proper applica.
ton of the heat, yet the kiln was
burned of uniform hardness and
color, and with much less than ten
per cent. of salmon bricks. Some
idea of the importance of this new
process of burning bricks may ;be
formed from this fact, although it is
yet in its very infancy, when it's pro-
per application and management ;s
not half understood, and when ex-
perience and use alone can develop
this knowledge. Still it shows the
enormous saving, over all old meth
ods, of one-third the quantity of
wood formerly required, as we'll as
one third of the time and labor un-
der old processes, to say nothing Of
the superior quality Of the bricks.
Although based upon scientific
principles, its simplicity is such that
the commonest laborer, who has been
en- Yloyed aroGnd kilns under the old
methods, may operate it with more
certainty and success, as to good and
well burned bricks, even in his frsT
attempt. than under the old method,
with all his past experience. The
economy of its use, even at frst
sight, ia indisputable to those who
are acquainted with brick burning,
without the practical illustration of
it-such as a kiln already burned.
Kiln clamps CT castings used in the
old style OF burning can be remod-
elled for the application of this new
: improvement for as triaing sum as
$40; thus entailing scarcely any cost
on those desiring to avail themselves
! Of this great invention. 1t may be
safely asserted that under this sys-
!. TEN, even in the first Or trial kilna,
when the attend danta of the kiln ars
entirely unskill llss SO its fnanags gsnasf
killna Of t lesa than
y of salmon bricks n
nc a. So, y
,., Nl,l, n nah u,,1a of o. rN{t1I' ":
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24
In Common Pleas.

In Common Pleas.
William j. Assman, Clerk of tho Court
of Common Pleas for Lexington Conn
ly, Plaintiff, against Samuel j. Lorick
Defendant.
NOTIGE is hereby given that by vir-
Judge j. s. Cothran, dated l4th October,
1881, Will sell III E,!gctieid G.. H.. ON the
FIRST MONDAY IN DE'ENHER
next, in three separate parcels, or lots,
az per plalS made of Tho same hy ~ A..
Crouch, ID. = and dated 20ih 2ls: day., ri
September, 1850, the following described
m0rlg ilol premises. viz:
All lhat tract of lard dcscril,cd in Tho
conp.'.nt herein, as containing five hun
dred and sixty five acres, and known ~
the Boland tract, adjoining l,':dS of
Miller and others.
Terms Of Sale - Onn-thirti the purchase
money to be pail in casIl. the Lr:!an"c I'll,
II credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale. To bo acrllr, Il ,v III.
bond of the purchaser, with mortgage
of tho premises sold
Titles and Mortgage extra
S. s. TOMPKINS, Master L. G.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFiELD COUNTY.
Court cf Common Wcus.
Eliza Britt. n. w. Duncan, Mary a.
WhitLle and others, Plaintiffs,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24

lt3i ~ uTiIil / woiill admin JSttr To her
a ,inSn of your medicine. that | would
teal safe iu leave her. And now she is
we'll, having had no return Of Ills since.
And while Use the remedy i consider
it balm hor, and advise any ono who
suffers from Nervousness or Epileptic
Fits to use it at once and be restored to
health GUSTAV JACOBY,
oct 27-am. King st, Charleston, s. @.
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(lrangeburg Land for Sale.

1000 ACRES of fine Farming
kSSDO Lands in Orangeburg Co..
on South Edisto River, six miles rom
Nj Widwav Station on the S. G. Railroad,
zoe zoe under cultivation, the larger portion
of of which is on the river. The upland
portion NJ is fine for cotton, and the river
Bottoms suit corn admirably. on the
Mace is a fine Dwelling House, 81 It. ey
fo, foot passage way, piazza in front and pill
lars lars hinder the house, which is SIX iee0
off off the ground. A number of out-b1lid. :
IN in "a = Gin House, Gin Head. tine well OF
gaier. &c. &c. VIII be sold cheap;
Anply to r. G. NJ. DUNOHANI,.
Apply " Real Estate Agent.
.Fsf,. 2. 1880. u9
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Mrs. Gariisids Acknowledgements.

The following lett,r was received
in New York Wednesday:
MENTOR, o., November :, l3Sl.--
Dear Friend-Your letter of October
&c is received giving me final state
ment regarding tl'c fund Of General
Garfeid's family. &c indy upelyised
by you. AZ Lav heretofore ;n IL
only verbal ackuowle semenis. ! now
wish form lily to "nmunicA+e 10 sou
and through you 10 all who have con
tributsd to it, 10Y ,In,nks ior thi
gracioI' te,lim )nial ~ IN expression
of the Il! Ii stetn III Sh;' Ii NV ;n;
band w,s he'll AMI 4. iI,i,ni. 10 h.s
memory. Ny children IA IN III
this gratitude an-l drairo ilat rs "
accept this trust in their father s
name We may he able 10 lse it. in a
way worthy Of him ard satisfactory
to ,hose by whom it ha- been be
slowed. With sentiments of high
regard to yon, my dean lii,.nd, re
maiu very truly yours,
LuCRETIA r. GARFIELD.
TO Hon Cyrus w. Field, New York
CoTTuN MILLS IN CAROLINA Mr.
NJ. T. Foster, the Superintendent ci
the Langley Mllls, states in an inter
view with tt. editor vi the AIKEN
Recorder that it is in contemplation
to increase the nnuLrr of sIinlles
from ten thousand eight hundred and
eighty to twenty Thousand, and the
looms from three hul;dred and TWEEN
ty-nine to at least Fix hundred, and
thinks tile board of directors will at
some very near period in the future
authorize The enlargement Of the fac.
tory for this purpose. The factory
does splendid business, bnt this in
crease in the number Of srindles and
looms is demanded as matter Of
economy. The same property they
now own can run this increased ma
chinery at Il rate of expense dispro
portio' ate TO the increased profits
that would accrue from TINS enlarge.
ment. Powerful steam machinery
will be put in TO supplement the wa
ter power in time Of drought. The
mills have now olti,rs Tor ali the
goods they can tnrn out.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-11-24
Tempting Bargains This Week!
Tempting Bargains This Weeki

We uhrr 200 pieces Trimming Velvet at &c., 81 so and $75
PusesPhes waanted-We $T5
and$2
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spy virtue of an execution to lc di-
RG rectc,l, in tho above stated ca flse,
will proccod To sell ut Edgetield Court
House. on the first Monday in Decamb Der
next. the following property, To witt One
tract of land containing fifty min 10 (5D)
acres. more or less. adjoining lankls of
Benajah Ram! o. John Raj ord and
Others, lowed upon as tho properly OF
the defendant, $. B. Ryan. Terms cash.
Titles extra. w. II. QUITS, ). II y.
Nov. II, IsSI.--[nOIl1-lt.
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Stale Of South Carolina

>. =. IVMI N NJ, iTHNl"T ". =.
November, 1881. .--nOvl0 IL
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DRESS GOODS.

One lot 200 Chuddas Soc lot 81
French Pads yard 800 pieces of American Dress Goods
Oc per yard 1000 pieces English Chuddas marked down 5 yard zoo
pes of German c yard 900 pieces Chud
Baratheas Stripes marked down @ yard $40 Of Clan
Ps 25c 3c 5 W American fa at
25c, this week l22.