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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
THE CHILDRENs TRIBUTE.
They Lay Beautiful Flowers Upon the
Graves OF Their Dead SchOoImates.


Graves OF Their Dead SchOolmates.
From the Rome Bulletin.
Friday afternoon n procession of chill
dren, numbering about 100, marched
down Broad street towards Myrtle Hill
cemetery. In the hands OF each a beau
tful bouquet of flowers was held which
they were carrying to place, as token of
their love and affection, upon the graves
OF two dead schOolmates. They presented
beautiful picture as they silently
marched to the city OF the dead upon
their sacred mission.
The children in the procession were
composed Of the fifth and second grades
OF the white public school, and the graves
they were to decorate were those Of little
Ola Bell Edmondson and Mary Coulter.
TheAe children were both pupils in the
fourth, now the fifth, grade last year. The
second grade children accompanied the
NTH TO the cemetery by permission. The
procession was headed by Miss Anna
Harris, teacher In the fifth grade; Mrs.
Snyder, teacher in the second grade, and
Col. =. NJ. Sheibley, one of the trustees of
the public schools, and was followed by
the girls, the oldest ones In front, and the
younger ones in the rear. The bows
came next, and they were arranged as the
girls.
Arriving at the cemetery, they soon
made their way to the grave OF little Ola
EdmOndsOn, and by twOs they laid half of
the flowers upon the mound under which
their late companion slept. After they
had finished they proceeded TO the Coulter
lot, and upon the grave Of Mary they also
laid mementOes Of their sad, sweet duty.
The grave of Vivian, the baby, was not
forgotten, and loving hands also placed
beautiful flowers upon her grave.
Their duty performed, the children then
marched back TO town, where they broke
ranks and went to their separate homes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
Married in a Buggy.

Mr.. Oscar Reid performed a marriage
ceremony In a novel way in front OF his
house. The parties seemed 10 be In too
great hurry 20 alight from their buggy
and 20 into bis house, but stood I'm the
buggy while be pronounced them man
and wife. "A sOOnas the ceremony ended
they went on their way, vOwing, we sup
pose, eternal allegiance and faithfulness
TO each other. May their welded life
prove a prosperous one.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28

from The duericns Republican.
Yesterday a mare mule In this city gave
birth 10 a colt. There may have been In
stances OF the propagation Of the mule
species before. but We never heard OF A..
Now that the Georgia mule has begun TO
fulihl duty which has long been neg
lected. she becomes a more valuable In
stitution than ever.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
Clothing.

We are too busy to write an advertisement.
and will merely inform our patrons that we
are now receiving all the latest novelties in
Fall and Winter Clothing for Men, Youths,
and Boys, and invite an inspection of the sames
SIMON MITCHELL,
l59 Broughton street,
Sign Of the Golden Arul1
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
St. Augustine Honeycombed.

e
In the rear of Mrs. j. j. Krom's hair
store, on st. George street, at St. Angus
tine. Fla, during severe showers last
week a sink was noticed near the trunk
of spaper-mulbeIry tree, where the
water kept disappearing, but did not fill
up the cavity. When the rain had sub
sided a vision Of old Spanish treasures
doomed up before the worthy occupants,
and the services of colored laborer
being brought into requisition, the exca-
walton commenced. Citizens came In
crowds to witness the newborn bonanza.
dropped by accident from the past
centuries Of legend and mystery into
this. An old iron pot was the first
reward of their labOrs, but 1t was broken
and empty. A vault could be seen fur
Their down, but large roots had grown
over IL, that indicated an indefinite dura-
tlon OF time. These being chopped out
and the sand all removed, at a distance OF
little more than two feet from the surface
was discovered an open vault formed OF
concrete. which had been disturbed long
since and the contents non est. The vault
was five feet long, over two feet in width,
OF an irregular form, indicating great
haste in It's preparation and under cover
of darkness. The suppositiOn is that the
old Spanish banking house. being opposite.
when danger threatened the safety Of its
gold and plate from the piratical bucca-
neers which blighted the prosperity Of
these people, the officers of the bank, as a
precautionary move for safety, dug this
vault aud deposited the treasure, which
was again removed on quiet being re-
stored. No doubt the ground on which
st. Augustine is built has been honey
cOmbed by those in search OF Spanish
treasure years before any Of the present
generation who now walk its streets ever
saw the light.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28

cured and prevented by DUFFY's PURE
MALT WmsKEY. Recommended bylead
ing physicians. Sold BY druggists aud
QrOcora,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
Farm Facts.
GEORGIA.

Clark county farmers say cotton is not
turning out near so well as it promised.
Athens cotton receipts increase daily,
and she expects $4,000 bales this season.
There are about two-thirds of a short
cotton crop made in the Hahira settle
ment in LOwndes county.
There are two steam gins at Marshall
VILE, running one hundred and eighty
saws, and they can't begin TO do the work
there is to do.
+. Y. Hill, of Wilkes county, has fine
stands of volunteer oats on his farm
They are in fields where he sowed peas
after oats. He has cut the pea vines, and
now finds that nature has saved him sew
eral hundred dollars by giving as good a
stand and earlier start than II he had
planted the oats.
Thirty wagons, drawn by III mules,
drawing over 100 bales OF cotton, were
driven In procession through the streets
of Albany, Saturday, to Tits warehouse,
where sales were effected by the
respective owners OF the bales.
At l 80 O'Clock party of thirty or more
assembled at Ventulett's dining room as
the guests OF Tit 4 Co. The tables were
filled with most excellent viands, consist
ing in part of delicious soup, oysters,
stewed and fried, barbecued meats, stewed
meats. roasts and fried fish, wines and
HRYanas.
FLORIDA.
Cotton has been coming into Quincy
rapidly during the past week.
w. Il. Hyers, of Orange county, has a
pumpkin that is 70 inches in circumfer-
ence and weighs So pounds.
The sweet potato crop of Gadsden
county is said to be very large. Eggs
continue very scarce. Sugar cane is now
Dlentitul
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA.. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

A Cedartown Child Supplied with Ieet y,
rom its Birth-rhe Assassination %
Another MoOnshiner Attempteu !"
franklin County-sikes' COunsei Ap-
,,i,es for Bail.
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A Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest Inaladies Of the throat
and lungs, Is q consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep at
hand, as q household remedy. bottle OF
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such Immediate relief
and works 10 sure cure In all affections
Of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. f. Sweetxer, Of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me, says:
"Medical science has produced no ether auo.
dync expectcrnnt 30 good As ArRf's CnEnRy
PICTORIAL. II Il invaluable for diseases Of 'he
throat and lungs"
The same opinion Is expressed BY tie
well-known DIR. l.. j.. Addison, OF Chicxgo,
ILL.,, who says
II have never found, In thirty-hvc years IL
continuous siudy and practice Of medicine. assS
preparation ii 80 great value as AYERS CnrREl
PEcroRAl, for treatment Of diseases of lie
throat and lungs. II not only breaks up eaiss
and cures severe coughs, but il moro tilecelse
than anything else IN relieving even The mo \
serious bronchial and pulmonary areels0nslr
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

DR.. O. F. Welsh, has returned TO
his usual place OF business, after seveal
weeks OF absence, caused by sickness.
Hon J H. Menslage, Of Baltimore.
spent last Sunday with the family Of
Mr.. j. w. Pitzer
Mr.. John Painter, of Roanoke, Va,
is spending a few weeks with his faith
er. He is looking we'll. and is raising
an immense moustache.
We are glad to see our young fellow
townsman, Mr.. Will Dodd, about again.
and hope that VIII may be spared to see
a good old age. Business seems to be
his interest, 10 almost every undertake
ing.
Mr.. Will Boyer, who has been quite
i'll for some time, we are glad to learn.
is now conyalescing.
Hons. j. b. Hoge. ID. B. Lucas and
Holmes Conrad, we'll known lawyers,
have been attending the County Court
in the Walker will case.
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AYERS
Cherry PectOraI

Ia not new claimant for popular conf.
dencc, but medicine which Ii to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have como into being since 1t was
first offered TO tho public.
There h not household In which u
Invaluable remedy has once been in-
troduccd where It's use has ever hegis
abandoned, and there Il not d person
who has ever given 1t 4 proper iriaI
for any threat or lung disease stlseep~
tible Of cure, who has not been made
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has.
IA numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis.
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients III the earlier stages
Of Pulmonary Consumption. II N n
medicine that only requires TO be taken IN
small doses, II pleasant to the taste, and Ii
needed In every house where there are
children, as there Is nothing SO good ns
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI.f for treat
ment Of Group and Wh0opin8 Cough.
These are Ill plain facts. which can be
verified by ANYBODY. and should llr ~
membered BY everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral
PREPARED ny
DR.. J. q. Aver 8 Co. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists.
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Come Earth.

THIS month our department of choice
and desirab BILE novelties is at its best, the
holiday trade is upon US. and with 1t the
customary call Of buyers for tht choicest
goods Of every kind. Woe to the luckless
merchant whose courage or business will
not permit him to li5en up his house with
the choicest wares We are ready for
your Holiday commands in this depart
ment, and will try to be stocked with
b autiful Christmas things right through
the season, but yoa know that they who
come nrst get the advantage Of the most
choice selections, however energetic the
dealer may be in replsnishing bis stockt.
Let as then show you our display of Holi-
day Attractions as early as possible.
We do not xpeot 10 win your patronage
unless we can show superior attractions,
and We have no foars Of our ability to do
this. The bur den OF the proof rests with
US; come and let US demonstrate.
SEE HYDES JEWELRY STORE,
the largest between Baltimore and Wheel
ing. dl81t
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

sour young townsman. Mr.. Summers
Burkhart, who left here some f1ve years
ago, and took up his residence In the
Territory Of New Mexico, 10 an appli-
cant for the position of Clerk OF the Su-
preme Court Of that district, and be
ought to get it. He Is thoroughly iden-
titled with the people OF New Mexico,
and acquainted with the duties OF the
Office he seeks, having for four years,
been the chief deputy clerk OF said
court, which position he has filed with
great acceptability. - Statesman.
WE add our independent wishes and
endorsement of the above. In con-
test between home boy and some 9TH
err chap we have our preference, and as
to his competency, his four years ser
vice is sufficient recommendation with
Civil Service Reform to back it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

A HANDSOME PREsENT.-A costly
and handsome silver swinging pitcher
and goblet lined with gold was placed
on exhibition in Ludwig's window yes
terday afternoon. It is to be presented
to the Martinsburg Fire Department by
the Cumberland Valley Hose Company
Of this place on the occasion Of their
visit to Martinsburg on Saturday, Dec.
18th. 1t 10 certainly beautiful pres
emit and will no doubt be highly appre-
ciated BY the Martinsburg Firenen.
Arrangements have been made to leave
here on the $40 p. N. train, and return
ing leave Martinsbug 1t IL, midnight.
Music will b furnished by one Of our
bands and > pleasant time Is assured.
The round trip will b. at the low rate
Of one dollar, and the Cumberlan6s sx-
tend to oil we'll disposed persons N In
vitation to accompany then. - ank-
lin Repository, Chambersburg.
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Council held session Tuesday night.
Mr.. E. j. Simpson on the part OF CON-
mittAe appointed by meeting Of citi-
zens, offered resolutions endorsing the
propriety of aiding the establishment
Of manufactures. The resolutions were
adopted and referred to tho committee
on Ordinances and the Corporation
Attorney.
Mr.. F. q. Williams, chairman Of nui-
sance committee, reported waste water
from Grammar School, running over ON
the property Of Mr.. j. +. Reed. Street
committee directed to drain water on
to Queen street.
Mayor reported that he had been
served with summons to answer suit
for damages It $1,000 BY .. g. GetzAn-
dAner.
Report ofLocal Board Of Health and
nuisance COMMITTEES received AMI adopt
cd. It b signed by DR.. McSherry and
others. and attacks the throwing OF
1lth OF all kinds In Tuscarora creek or
the drains and tributaries leading
thereto. s~e.s
On molten. Mayor was,instruoted ito
notify tho Hannis DIstilling Company
to remove all stock fed on their premis-
e. within ten days. the Same having
bson declared nuisance. and not to
Snad onv vsnoro ctonk an aas.l v,~ax,c;~ae
and cease running or throwing slop or
filth into Dry Run or Tuscarora creek
and to clear up all 9th in and about
said premises as soon as the ground is
in 4 condition to do so.
On motion, ordered that as soon as
practicable, the Tuscarora be thorough
ly cleaned out, from the distillery to the
water works; cost what IL may.
On motion, Mayor instructed to noti-
fv responsible parties or the nuisancas
complained OF in tho report OF the local
Board of Health, and order same abated.
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The Time Has Came.

PROBABLY one 81 the nayss 1 Il s,,irg
reductions lat ha, ever been nalo In
Suits and Osercosts IL announced ~
Thompson = Go. Iistesd Of waitinx until
after the Christmas Holidays ard tneA
mprkirg down the goods THAI hnye boon
handled and tried ~ innumerabs times,
this clcthins house tai es ,se d pariura.
and puts everything down 10 tnu lowest
possible price At this tlme. Geoi over
coats can be b ugat for "a. nad very
fine dress overcost for loss thnn SO.
Christmas il coming, only THREE wsehs
Of Now Is your time to n.ske selections
for your Christmas prc*enss whise IN
assortment il large = prices Nv.
JAS, =. THOMPSON u CO..
d. htsley Buildina.
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The butcher shop of Mr.. George
Lambert has been decorated with fine
deer the past few days. 1t was killed
by Mr. Butt. while hunting turk les
in the back mountains, and sold to Mr..
Lambert. where it was CHANGED off in
tho way Of throwing dice. Mr.. C. d.
Matthaei became the lucky winner,
throwing the largest number.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

LADIES SUPPRR.-Ths ladies OF the
Sewing and Mite Societies of the Pres
byterian Church, on last Thursday
evening, held supper and sale Of USE
full articles in the Offices Of Mr.. John B.
Wilson, adjoining his residence on the
Public Square. It was well attended,
the supper was excellent, Of varied es-
ssntials and abundant in quality. We
believe the effort was we'll patronized.
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DO You Know

That sickness is plentiful ?
That business is picking up?
That Xmas is only one week off?
That Santa Claus will soon make his
visits
That the INDEPENDENT force is
quite short this week ?
That Lambert's meat was very deer
this week.?
That the squeal of the turkey will
soon be heard throughout the land ?
That visitors will be numerous dur
ing the HolidaysP
That j. N. Thatcher, is following in
SulIivan's footsteps. He says they are
forty Founders"
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The many friends in this community
Of Capt. Bob French, or ''Uncle Bob, ("
Is the boys affestionately call him, will
be sorry to learn that he met with =
painful accident while superintending
the clearing ola wreck at Gresnspring
Run on Monday Of last week. In walk
ing along the cross ties be slipped and
fell on his foot which turned under him
breaking his ankle Joint. He Was eo1-
veysd home on the train. -Statesnsan.
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Times are hard indeed but let not this
fact harden our hearty This day 81 All
Others should be ons Of liberality. Come
and see what we offer yo,, In useful, beau
tiful and cheap goods Think. III . thing
ofbssuty 10 JOY forever,' take our nd
vice and remember. that the "thing Of
beauty" must b . good article or It won't
last long. We oAsr TO the Public the very
best Of goods for Christmas and al the
year round. Come. BURKRART 4 CO.
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QUITE ILL Our force was crippled
this week by the illness Of the local edi-
tor and business manager, Mr. Grant
Pitzor. We hope our readers will find
him around and at his post during the
coming week.
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Snow and sleet Sunday.
Christmas on Friday next.
See change of time on B. b o. Rail
road.
Read q. G. Getzendanner's advertise
msnt.
The canal closed business on Satur-
day last.
The red flag is out at Myers Daylight
Clothing Store.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

COUNTY COURT.-This Court has
been in session since Monday last. and
in addition to fiscal and local business,
has been engaged in hearing the contest
over the probate Of the will Of james T.
Walker, deceased. As We 20 to press
the case 10 still pending.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

ANOTHER case of double width Gray
Debeige and Cashmere for 15} cents
just received this week by II. G. BIER
RI & Co
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NoTICE.-The INDEPENDENT will
60 to press on Thursday OF next week,
instead of Friday, in order to permit
the force to enjoy the usual Christmas
holiday.
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THE Baptist Fair, which will be held
during the Holidays, will without
doubt, be successful undertaking.
We trust the good people Of this city
viii give them liberal sharsof patron
age. ~ it represents good cause, and
Ill will be well paid for thisr patronage.
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THE man who advertises in the In.
DEPENDENT cas- say, with placid
smile upon his.face: l am well paid,
thou good and newsy paper.
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The international Bible studies for
next Sabbath are from Isaiah, Lv: Ill.
Title. The gracious invitation. Golden
text, "llo. every one thai thirsteth.
come ye to the waters. - Isaiah Lv: /.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-12-19

Judge Faulkner closed the Fall term
Of the Circuit Court for jefferson coun
ty on Thursday last.
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PRICES tumbled as they were never
tumbled .efore, in dress goods Of all
kinds. Blankets, underwear, ladies
wraps &C., from this date by H. G.
BERRY & Co.
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WANTED n wo frst-class boys to
deIiver packages at H YDE'SJEWELRY
STORE. on Dec. Oath and 25th. Apply
At once. die 1t
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DECISION rendered by the people
that H. G. BERRY & Co.'S, is the place
fer Christmas goods this season.
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ELEGANT double width Cashmerss
and Gray Debei1s only III cents at n.
BERRY & Co.
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DON'T forget to darn up the holes 10
your stockings for Christmas.
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Looki Look / ,

WE hare Just received ssecond supply
Of goods for the Holidays, q nicer lire
than We had Al nrtt In the frst place W
have got large assortment Of Plaii snits..
in square and round cut. four huttonod
cutAwsys, and also oshsr bs~usiiul dark
goods IN any style yen desire Aiso ths
finest and lsrgest assortment 81 nls cape,
and . boauttfu line Of furnishing gooda,
underwear ~ Comean see tpis large
assortment q goods, AID We sre satisfied
you will SAY that ~e sAve gVt incr
and larger supply than auy you have ever
seen at the
BALTIC. CLOTHING hattjsE.
j Brntrpan, Msnages.
4. krntx. Salesmaf. d5
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~. s. NOBLE has splendid s. &C
overcoat Has just received the second
lot os them.
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CHRISTMAS BELLS III AT the
NJ. e. Church, Christmas night at 7:s0.
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FOX the best read made suit, where
should you 60 : Or for the best ovsrco At
OF course. TO d. S. NOBLE.
SEE HYDES Chr'stmas Goods Room
over 80 isst. Come and see Largest
stock in town.
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XMAS goods in great variety at H. {
BERRY & Cos.
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTs Don't pur.
chase until you have called and exam,
ined tbe large stock of jewelry, dia-
mouds ETC., kept BY the reliable jewel.
er w. L. JONES. Prices that no other
house can touch. In buying Of this
house, child can buy As well IS an
experienced purchaser, a. they keep
but one quality and that is tho best
VERY THANKFuL.--0ur neighbor Of
the Statesmen is now one Of the most
thankful men around town Why you
can't look vt him but ha says, thank
you" LII you tip q wink, why Of course
he adds word and makes it ssyes,
thank you, and II you glance towards
the postofiice aud remark anything
about change in the weather, com.
placent smile cgeeps over ye editors
countenance, aud he blandly replies,
thank you, about the LIST Of January
He never says word about the other
fellows swinterof discomfort. y
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By the year, with privilege If ~
years, ; comfortable dwelling houss NJ
Second Ward, Vert Of Queen stirred
City address. LOOK BOx, 81
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KVERY lady desiring rio. and ssAy
Shoe, shoulc r., pair o. Pes hand ma3e
They are .beaUtisa. Sold only w
M GETTINGER = HuKE.
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We offer special Inducements in toys
and candies for
~SUNDAY SCHOOLS. -
They must 80 regardless Of price.
G. ID. MATTHAEI.
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d. B. NOBLE II determined to max,
his clothing 90. and il putting dow
prices.
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NOVELTIES in Xmas goods at H. G.
BERRY & Co.