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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
Pines by the MILLION.


The red clay pipe is made in this city
at the rate of about two million year,
worth five or ten cents apiece, or ten or
twenty thousand dollars. The clay
comes from Martha's Vineyard, Gov
ernOr's Island, N. Y, and Lake Michi-
gan. Three hundred tons are used i'm O
year. The three Kinds Of clay are mixed
or ground together A workman with
a pile Of clay beside him makes from it
single rolls Of clay, each large enough
to make a pipe. The next worker
places the clay in pipe mold, runs -
wire into the stem part, puts under
lever and makes the bowl. Fifteen
hundred q day are nodded by one nsan.
The moids may be Of various designs to
form the decorated bowl The latest
is the !" Land League, representing
eviction on one side and prison life on
the other. In pipes as in other things,
novelties must be given the smoking
public, and as those interested in Land
Leagues are fair smokers this VIII be
bought for use and for patriotism.
After the nolding process the pipes
are laid away to dry or drain until tho
water Is well out of them. They are
then put in fre-clay receivers. 1yO in
each, and placed in the furnace Kiln to be
burned. The ovens hold 10000 pipes:
They are then heated TO white heat.
The red clay pipe has a wooden stem
and silver band The stems are
made from maple by machinery de-
signed for the purpose. They arc made
black by the process OF enameling. The
band is made from a circular piece Of
brass, that is to say, circular piece OF
brass without break or seam Is turned
into a cylinder about an inch in length.
Some Of the pipes are stalned' while
others are left in the color Of the clay to
be stained or colored by the smoker
Providence journal
"A Scotch mud-digger operating in
the Clyde near Glasgow, ScOtland.
brought up a sole-leather trunk the 9th
er day marked George Plaisted, Bos-
ton. n II was lost from the steamer Me-
vada last September, and the company
paid Mr.. Plaisted 81 900 for the loss.
After seven months, the trunk comes
up, and its contents, found uninjured,
exactly tally with Mr., Plaisted' iuven
tory.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

First, there are the boys who steal the
eggs, then they shoot at youi them
there are the hawks, and the snakes,
and the eats.
. Cats ?'' inquired Mr.. Thompson e.iif
''Yes, catsr' screamed the swallow
in alarm. flutterlng away. Mr.. Thomp-
son was too late. He felt the sharp
claws in his leg, and with Jump and
scream he awoke, to find himself sitting
in the barn, with the big house cat
standing beside him, and looking some- af
what surprised at his sudden move.
ment. Slowly Tabby lifted her paw.
and putting it on Mr.. Thoahpson's ''f
knee, stretched herself lazily. I4isha.
who was feeding the horses, remarked:
H.'Rockon it's gOin' to rain; the swallers
fly low, and it's a great sign Of rain
when cat stretches like that 4t,. -...r
| Mr.. Thompson walked slowly to the
house, thinking that, afterall, the birds
life was not all happiness, 7-HqrPeFs' -g
IoRng People.
The Friends OF Boys. ,,a. m
Who are the friends Of the boysP We
mean the true devoted friends, This is
aquestion a every boy, as soon as he ar
rivcs at age 60 determine what is
right and what is wrong, should be
urged TO settle for himself, and settle it
for all his life. Boys. think Is 1.-THE .af
who pats you on the back and tellsyou W
= that is right, when yod have whipped
some other boy for some trifiug cassep
Is he your true friendp Supposing the
other boy had whipped g0u Would
not this pretended friend have been just
as earnest in cheering hinl and shainingf EA
youP You have noticed that where srn.
there isa crowd Of rough TneiI and btyys
together they hatter the boy tfat dies
the most daring act, no matter how
wrong that act may be. Are they the
nf af hnxr
does a bolder deed, and they forget the tr
one they cheered moment ago and
q hurrah' for the last boy. They
change in a moment. Is he your true
friend, boys, who gives you five cents to
brbe you to swear an oathp is heyo,if 'la
true friend who gives you chew or plug s
Of tobacco, and tells you to chew, it, rr
or gives you cigar and tells you
to smoke itP Do your true friends
entice you to loaf on the street or iR -,t.
houses where men and bows arc swear
ing, cursing and using vile languageP
Do your true friends ask you To go into
saloons and drinkP Do they tell you:
80, never mind; one glass Of beer will
not hurt you; don't be a babyPN No, rr
boys; no. Your true friends show you
that it is wrong to be fo0l-hardy, simply
because men cheer you! They tell you
that it is sinful TO swear; that chewing
and smoking and loaiing are bad habits,
and persuade yoH not to form those
habits. And thGy warn you that drink
ing is a dangerous habit, that will ruin
both your bodies and souls. Your true
friends, boys, beg of you not to go
near the saloons. They beg of YOU not r.
to loaf, because idleness is crime that
often leads boys into gambling halls.
and from gambling halls into other dens
of vice, and into saloons to wreck their
lives.
Then, boys, think! Remember that
your true friends will lead you away
from bad habits keep you out of saloons,
and help you TO become honest and use
full men. E1clunQe. - lad u-s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01

Several firms are makinga a specially
of publishing Five cent music. A
composition that formerly cost forty
cents can now be had for half dime.
New let some one supplement this new
departure in music by bringing out a
ten dollar piano on which to play it. II
a piano that formerly cost two hundred
and fifty dollars. could be bought for ten
dollars, a long-felt want would be filed
and the suicide business would be in-
creased ninety Der eent.-NoTrSstoaor
Herald
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
TIE Quart DIAN.
Newspaper Laws and Regulations.

Subscribers who do not give express
tic, 10 he contrary are considered wish
a.. 10 continue their subscriptions.
If subscribers order the discontinu-
.pre of their periodicals., the publisher
mac continue to send them until all ar
rrara.cs are paid.
/ if subscribers neglect or refuse to take
,b.ir periodicals from the office TO which
,bry Are directed. they are held respon-i-
hls until they have settled their bills, and
o,d,rr them discontinued.
If subscribers move 20 another place
.ithnut informing the publishers and the
n.,rrs are sent Ia the former direction,
,bry are held responsible.
The ranrtS have decided thai 'refus-
,nr 70 take the periodicals from the office,
or fernoving and leaving them nncalled
n, Is pr,na f,cir evidence Of Intentional
frlua.'
!, ANY person who receives q newspaper
anil makes t-e of il. whether he has order
"A il or not, he il held in law to DC "A sub.
srrib"r.
:, ff subscribers pay in advance, they
ar. hound to give notice to the publisher
a, the end Of their time, II they do not
wi.h to continue taking il; otherwise the
,,nnli-hcr is authorized tn continue send
,nu il On, and the subscribers will be re-
xnonsihh- until an express notice, with
-,,rneut of all arrears, is sent to the pub
Usher.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

The prospect of large cpp Of cotton
in this parish is Gathering. &c no disaster
yet overtakes the crops the yield will be
large aud the trade Of this parish will be
an item. We Invite the attention Of the
merchants Of neighboting towns to the
Guardian a. 80 advertising medium. There
are few households in the parish that the
Guardian do-s not reach. and those who
have anything ~ cell shouhl let the peo-
pie know it through the columns of the
Guardian.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
T. G.. BRIGHAM
{. Fl. MOORE,
NJ. j. LIDDEIL,

Oh MOTION OF MT. Doss, tie re-
port was adopted.
On motion Of Judge Lih,ipil, n
committee Of three, to fix the time
and Place of holding the next con-
vrntion and the basis If represent
tarion in said convention, was APP.
pointed. viz: NJ. l.. Doss of More.
house. W. w. Farmer at Onarhita,
and {. II. Moore Of Rirhland. The
committee reported as follows:
Firs,-We recommend that the
Con, pniion assemble At Monroe on
the Both of August for the purpose
If nominating u candidate for Rep.
r-srntativr ct the Fifth Congress
sional District in the next Con.
grrsA
S.rond--We recommend that the
different parishes shall chM,se their
delegates to the Congressional Con.
vpntion on or after the Goth day of
August next, after due notice hay
ing been given OF the time place
aud manner of choosing said dele.
gafrs.
Third--We rpcommed that the
basis af representation Ike fixed ut
one delegate for each one hundred
votes cast for j. Floyd King ~ the
Congressional election of lS%D, and
on. delegate for each additional
vote over fifty. That under this
appor,i0nnpnt the delegates will
stand M follows:
Caldwell s delegates, East Car
roll /, West Carroll 3. Catalonia 9.
Claiborne IA, Concordia 10, Frank
lin 6, Jarkson 4, Linepln IL, Madl
sou 9. Morrhonosr 10, OuachitA ~,
Richland IL. Teusas II. Uni,H IL
Making u total of l54 delegates.
w. W. FARMER,
&. Fl. MOORE,
w. L. boss.
Judge LiddeIl offered the foliwo'
ing amendment to the report:
Secorl--That the time and man
uer of selecting parish delegates Ia
the Congressional Convention "
l-ft to the pari-bps themselves.
On call Vi the parishes, tht
amendment vas adopted 10y tue fol
| lowinp vote: Yeas-Ea,st Carroll
Clailorne, Mmlison. OucliitA, Union
r &. BHghaun-7. NAys-Morr
bnnse. Ri~hi&ad, Tensas, r. 3
Shields, g. II. Moore-5.
The report, ~ amended, was
adopted. ,,,
we're requested to publish ihes'
proceedings, and the Committet
then adjongIed.
JOHa U MILLING, Chairman
". II. GAYLE, SECRETARY
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

r WISH 70 inform my friends aud the
| public that a,n Agent and solieiting
orders for the vsrious brands If Chewing
and S,naking TOBACCO manufactured by
ID. W. Brnmmett, Richiand, Ark. All or
drrs addressed to me Mt State-Line p. o..
Ark, will he promptly filed.
G. L. HEATH, H"m-r La, is agent for
the sale OF the Brummrtt tobacco
J. N. w. CAMP.
October 26, 1881. li:3W
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Those who desire to have watches,
clocks and j-welry repaired, may do ~ by
calling on T. II. korfum, next door East
Of the rost-office. Mr.. Kortum, a. hereto
iorr, is prepared to do first-class work IN
every particular. Country towns rarely
ever secure the services of 50 worthy n
Matchmaker and jeweier as T. II. kor-
tun
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Ii affords us pleasure to give place to
the communication Of Hon. A. l.. Atkins
His position on the bridge question is
certainly correct, and If anyone has any
fault 10 find with his vote on that question
We are not AWARE Of it. The bill passed
in q shape which leaves the matter en-
tirrly IN the hands Of our people. What
more could they askf Orr representa-
tlves have done we'll in this matter and
should receive credit for it.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

W. II. Ellington, formerly of this place
and well known to many Of our people as
aclever aud energetic business man, ha"
opencd 6rsi-class boarding house at
blanchard Springs. He is prepared to fur-
H''h food AMI lodging, or either alone, 1t
ueslred His accommodations are ample
ana bis table is always supplied with an
asandAsce Of good aud wholesome diet.
'oarges a. low Us the lowest. Give Willie
Nv VIA yea visit Blanchard
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
Homer Blptist Charch.

Preaching by fhc Pastor, Rev. W. p.
CARTER, every Bird Sunday, ~ III IN and
y n--also, saturday night before.
Pravrr-mrrtiug every Tuesday night, al
~ m. conducted by the Pastor.
sunday Schnnl every Sunday morning at
9am-T. :. Sigh. Superintendent.
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Camps Chalybeate Springs.

THESE Springs are sitnste.i In Columbia
/ county, Ark, two miles frnm the State
line. md III miles North from Hummer. Sew
IN different kinds Of water. Will cure all
kinds Of skin diseases. Good board can
I've obtained Ut r~as,nable rates.
The proprietor refers 10 DR.. j. W. Day,
DIR. n. NJ. l<,pgino, aud W. q. Copeland, Ut
Claiborne parish, aud Hon. b. =. Askew.
Of Maguoiin, Ark., al Of whom have i~sts'ti
the~e waters and will testify to their merit.
Location high aud heslthy.
r. N. CAMP, Proprietor:
March "a, 1879, 1:u
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Mr. r. p. Harwell requests Ms TO say
that he will leave for Arkansaw next
Monday to be- absent about two weeks.
Sh~ria Taylor viii represent him during
hi. absence.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

rs an SPACE illnstrst-d Journal, printed
/ In lurec, clear type on beantifui paper.
devoted % finn. Each snbscrib~r y enti-
tied to a share in its CASH b,srRIBrrIoN
which win disburse eco - IN eslA oa
January lat, next. Only 81 PER year. We
want au agent ut every posf-ofhce IN Clai.
borne parish, 10 wh,1 We pay big. Send
3-cept stamp for sample copy end cirru-
Lam. Regular pric- 10 CENTS per copy.
Solid Silver watches And ei~gsnt revolvrrs
given TO clubs. Address
wAYLANp 4 co,
Versailles, Iudi.oa.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Advertisers dionld take notice that all
entertainments should lie lcft at the GUAR
pI,x office by noon on Tuesday, else they
m1,t lie over until the next issue of rhr
p,nrr. An Observance of this request
will br Of mntnal advantage tn the GUAR
or,v and the advertiser. Persons who
desire extra copies of the GUARDIAN
,b,nii leave their orders with ns IN SAT, j.
nrIly before noon. This rule is imp-ra-
rive.
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N, F.. Church, South.

Regular preaching at Homer on the end
and irh Sahbath- in each mouth, al ii
o'clock a III aud II IN.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night
at. o'clock.
At Arizona 3rd Sabbath. md
hLisbon LIST sabbath in each month.
J. n. STONE, Pastor.
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Notice.

No one il authorized to collect, or re-
CENT for. any waueys due the Guardian,
ovrrp, nvS,lf and those employed in the
o.ncr, withuur written authority.
b. ID. HARRISON, Prop'r.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
GORDsDN. La. Jnly 2. lsa2

GoRDON, La, July :, leSS2.
This is To certify, ,bas my father, o. p.
Anderson, has been afflicted with nervous
debility or paralysis for several years, aud
has been treated by excellent physicians
with very little benefit. Mr.. WIN. Ramsey
him greatly benettted-so much 80 that
he can 60 a'out his farm and the neigh
borhood aud attend TO business. l there
fore advise all persons similarly afflicted
to have Mr. Ramsey treat them.
j. A. ANDERSON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
special Notice.

All communications, or letters and pos
tai cards on business If this oflrr. 81 ensHre
pr1mpt attention, must he addressed TO
he publisher Is. u. HARRISON.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

W. W. Brown has mastered the nrt 81
hotel. keeping. His house increases IN
popularity constantly. His table salways
supplied with the very hest the country
aud the market afford. Charges low.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
WANTED RY
MCCULLOUGH, McLEOD & CO.,

GRADERS and Contractors on ", S. and
" p. K. r., (5O) fifty good double teams,
for which wages Of four dollars per day
will be paid. Our contract being near the
river enables us Ia sell feed and provi-ions
at less figures than contractors who have
taken work at . distance from K. X. or
navigation.
MCCULLOUGH. Mcleod & co.
We give - references;
Leon Grrson, W. r. Snbirtt, merchants
Levin ID. Allen, banker, aud Col. K Rich
arason, NeBroe.
Col. Stsndifrr, Newton Burgess, Kidd &
Lewis, J. 4. Nrwcomb, Trenton.
James F. Cox is onr agent for Claibornr
parish. NJ, N. Il co.
April S, 1872. ps2m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Pywell, tire photographer, has concluded
10 remain in Homer, which will he good
news for the people Of Claiborne who are
arsirnus of obtaining hrst-class work in
the arr Of photography.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Anlhanpt & Stone, Shreveport, viii sell
you your boots, shoes and bats cheaper
than you can bny them elsewhere. They
deal III the very best quality Of goods
Examine stock aud prices before purchas'
Ing elseN here.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
For Congress.
We are amthorizrd To announce
Gen. ]. FLOYD KING

az a candidate for renomiuation for Con-
grr,, NJ the apprr,ching Democratic Com
Convention of The Fifth District.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
Society Bellies

Are loud in their praise of Flor"ston Co
loSne on account Of its remarkably deli
cate and lasting fragrance.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
Democratic Congressional Execu-
tive Committee.

MONROE, La. July II, 1882.
The eArcuri,e Committee of the
Fiitb Congressional District assem-
BLEED at the Court House, this day
at 12M.
The Chairman being absent, Mr..
}. II. Milling, on motion of Col.
Moore, was elected Temporary rhair.
man, aud W. II. GAYLE was reQues.
tel to act ~s'r~tary.
On motion Of Col. Richardson, n
committee OF credentials was ND.
pointed, as tollows: T. q. Brigham
"f Mor-iouSe. &. Fl. Moore at Rirh.
land, and NJ. j. L,i,l-ll oi Onachiia.
The committee submitted the fol.
lowing report:
Your committee beg leave to re.
port that they have examined the
credentials Of Representatives of the
different PARISHES and 1T large. and
find the following parishes repre-.
scented in person or bv proxy, and
the following parishes not represen
ted:
PRESENT.
Caldwell--l. !. Davis, L. ID. Nc.
Lain proxy.
East c ErOll-F. F. Montgomery,
NJ. J. Liddell proxy.
Clailnrne-A. L. Atkins, NJ. J..
Lih,iell proxy.
Mathematician b. Stone, NJ. J..
Lhldrll proxy.
Morrhnn@-W. l.. Doss.
Rirhlanh-J. II. Milling.
T-nsas-T. c. Sachse, W. W.
Farmer proxy.
Uni"n-G. A. killgore, r. Rich.
arlsorn proxy.
AT large-F. 8. Shields. c. Fl.
Moore proxy. j. ID. Hammond, T.
Il. Brigham proxy. Z. II. Moore.
ABSENT.
West Carrll-H. l.. Lott.
Cafahoula-J. +. Marshall.
Franklin--D. Bnir.
Jackson-W. II. Allen.
Liurolh-J. w. Wade.
1T the ras- Of Onarhita parish We
find that Gen. W. T. Throhal,ls WAS
duly s-iected as member of the Ex d.
ecniive Committee, bnt il il repre-.
spnipd that he declined TO serve,
and that Mr.. MillS,ps WAS elected
by the Executive Committee at u
former meeting, in his place, hut in
the interest OF harmony we recon.
mend that ". 8. Logan, who ap-
pears and holds the proxy Of Gen.
Thcobstds, br allowed to take his
seat as u member of the Commit
tee.
n n pn,nuA~
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HOMER MALE SCHOOL,

WILL open Monday, January 23d, 1872.
w Tuition from - 80 to 81 90 per month,
PAYABLE monthly. incidental fee 81 - per
scholar for each session. payable in ad-
vance. Pupils charged from dute Of en-.
trance till close of session.
}. T.. MOORE, Principal.
January IL, lSs2. %
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

A f1ll line Of toilet articles ut McHenry
4 Browns drug store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
I e f +.

Go to f. l.. Johnsons for Ice Lemonades
Milk Punches, Ice-cold Beer, &c.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Kortum has Just received another lot OF
tide celebrated ,n-dicnt'-d SpectaSles.
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IS AV e YOUR FIR u IT1
1t Can be Done, and Here is the Proof!

OPELKA, LEE Co, ALA, May 18th, lSaa.
TO WHOM II NAY CONCERN:
Mn Of aud Mssss Tstnm
We
rdh Il worh col ALL ersoun
4 tn ). II. Tax Collector
J. X. EDWARDS Probate o ALIBRonr Sheriff,
W. C.. Clerk CirutCour
following is front the 6peika May
MI We will
ncs"
or the gentlemen.
ONE DOLLARS ingredients unkine the Prefer
vative will thai II months 10 BUSHELS of fruit
ingredients will
eny mond and fermentation in 70 gallons
he pc~l~d
thing
quality just grown W. Preparation give
fanfe
when used directed. NO TROUBLE WHATEVER TO USE.
selling preparation only ONE DOL
LAR, aud receipt of price will forward recipes
Agents Wanted Address, mentioning this pSper,J
TATUM, SIMS CO.,
June 2S Iss2-46:10t Op-iea, Ala.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

MclI"ury & Brown always keep on hand
full line Of pure m, dicines.
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certify that know Mr.. o. 7. Anderson
and am Satisfied that the above statement
in true, aud that he has been greatly ben
Gifted under the treatment of Mr.. Mamsey.
o. A. SMITH.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Iuk;oa. az wines and liqnors Tor sa'e
bv McHepry 4 Brown, at bottom prices
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Homer Masonic Female
Institute.


Board and tuition per month, t15. Mn.
sic included with the above. $50, payable
monthly in advance. Washing extra,
Tuition, 3, 4 and 5 dollars per month
when paid nj cios- If term; ~ SO, SO and
80 when paid monthly.
Incidental fee per tern, 81.
FoI further particulars. address
T. =. SLIGH. A. NJ, Prest.,
Homer. Claiborne parish. La.
Ang. 4, lssl. 52:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

Just received at Kortum's O large lot OF
fishing tackle.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

II you wish 10 buy your drugs cheap e
10 McHenry & Browns drug store.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19
lr~oyanee Preveuted.

GRAY hairs are honorable, but their pre-
ms.nI, appearance is annoying. rnrkrrs
, ,1. p.Il.,, preyrpfs the annoyance by
,,rnnn,iy restoring the youthful caior.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-19

w.,eb., 1t Kortum'. fror Ave d'''""
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Stationery NJ Knrtnm's, low down.