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Anticipation and Realization.

Anticipation and Realization. Anticipation:
 Iwant to be an author with an A, Or journalistic writer with J; I'd express my own opinion And have it set in minion, Nor care a cent for kickers with K. Realization:
 I'm editor at last with an e, Soon I may be a tramp with T. My ideas are rather scattered, For my hopes were rudely shattered. And I'm hungry as Gehenna with G.
 Boston Post,
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25

AN exchange puts it thusly: S1-"Thiefr' $50,0 50,000-''Defaulterp S100,000-" "Shortagew S500,000- Canadian touristr' S1,000, ,000- Brilliant fnancier"
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25
AIcCormac and the Tramp.

Every one who has ever visited Clifton knows the genial John
 McCormac, 'mixologist" at the Coronado Theatre. Mac can tell good story, sing song, or write piece of poetry; he can also dis pense more booze 15 cents per booze), and make even change quicker than any barkeeper ln
 Clifton. A few days ago Mac was in neither of the aforesaid moods, sitting by the stove, when an old tramp come in who had already imbibed considerable Zig water" :" Approaching the bar and seeing no one behind it, he sang out, "Who's runnin' this drunk factory?" Mac got up and went behind the bar, when the tramp said: Be you the man that dispenses liquid ex
 hileration from this receptacle of poison?" Mac said "two bits" Said the tramp, My friend, evi- dently your greed for gold ex- ceeds your hospitality to the pa irons of this liquid dispensary." "Well, I'll not dispense any drink to you," said Mac, coming from behind the bar; "and stranger, l don't know who you are, what your name is, or where you came from, but evidently your greed far exceeds the money in your pocket. How are you traveling?" q am travelling on my good looks," said the tramp" "You are not going very far, are you?" "Why sop "Well, I don't know how far you have come, but If you are travel ing on your good looks, I don't think you will reach the other side of the street." Good day.
 said the tramp, as he passed out o1 the door and started for another saloon that had barkeeper he could "brace" with more success
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25
A North and South Railroad fOI
 Arizona.

A North and South Railroad for
 Arizona
 In an open letter written by c. T. Hayden, of Maricopa county, to Hon. J. I. Armstrong, member of the Assembly from that county, occurs the following: Looking north from Flagstaff in this Territory towards Southern Utah, and northeast toward the South western Colorado system of rail roads, you have before you the largest coal and iron mines in close proximity to one another in the world, and passing south over the Mineral Belt railroad survey for seventy miles you are crossing the largest body of fine timber on a low mountain plateau ln the whole Rocky Mountains of North Amerl ca. Dipping from this plateau by the East Verde, you soon reach the level plain to this valley, and leading on by continuous outlet through central and southern Arizona to all our cities and mln- ing camps-the most perfect  line of distribution that can be found, reaching by its natural con nections from Guaymas through Salt Lake to Northern Montana and in harmony with all practical lateral development of all sur rounding interests, developing those coal and timber interests, ,fol the want of which by short and cheap transportation, our mineral and other interests stagnate. The general benefit to all of our citizens that such railroad and necessary branches leading, for the present south from Flagstaff would be | presents the most favorable con dition for asking asubsidy or aie l from the Territorial government
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25
Clifton Postomce.

Regular hours from 7:s0 a. m. to 7:s0 p. m. R.cistration from 9:S0 a. m. to D. m. Money Order hours, 9:30 a. m- to p. m. Sundays. office open from Il a. m; L to IF m. Tbnrsdays and Saturdays. Mail closes g a. m. Mail for Morenci closes at p. m. No foreign or mutilated money will be received for stamps, box rent or postal orders Parties calling for mail matter other than that which is addressed to themselves must present an order for delivery.
 JAMES SIAs, P. M. E. MANN, Deputy P. M.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25

The anniversary of one of the families whose ancestors were hanged for witchery, has been celebrated in Salem. The houses are still standing where the judges of that famous time liveds and on one of the principal streets is a quaint old gabled structure where one of the sup posed witches is supposed to have resided. Is now occupied by g corn doctor, who sells witch hazel ointment to the creduious.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25
THE CLIFTON CLARION.

PuDLIslEp EVERY WEDNESDAY,. AT Clifton. Graham County, Arizona.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-02-25
ID. l.. sAYRE A CO., PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
ADVERTISING RATES

COMMERCIAL Commercial advertising inserted at rates made in accordance with contract.
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ONE PRICE HOUSE sA YTNas

bear story necessarily truth the naked l
the line of ladies' fine shoes Their g
the shoe this city the they certainly have the big
day. secured by selling good honest goods such
bring within the reach of all good
lowest market there
who does catch the
who fishing for bargains will find the best angling ground
and their bargains they will find beneg than
line paasol Their lowest Call
Somebodyor maybe nobodyhas ad nothing done
hurry but catching f but inclined to think there
things that should be done hurry For instance when the N
adve grand clearing carpets the wisdom
They
get carpet less than They muguraed this grand
clearance sale oderto make for entirely line Carpets
cheaper that possibly buy them esewere Call
The alligator hougha sleepy looking thing known when awake
have plenty him. and should business
enough about atthe chance of bargains which the N
Store offering while dress goods You will find they
selling goods cheaper than
remember the inducements they offered
had these goods ason but their prices this than
then No the such inducements
goods
Now something goods department
often speak this do believe pct
We believe generally conceded that carry largest stock
goods the county and certainly unusually full choice this
We have all the shades and though they always
before Ask
of berbes cloths
and hesitate that offering the best black silks
the before the trade We making special
line silks satisfied other will duplicate
We invite comparison and defy competition You will lose money do
not inspect our line of silks before youbuy.
Gents the best shoes and fine
shoes will sell them cheaper than those
their shoe trade
hats straw, you
You will always find WITH choice assortment of the
latest hats and will find lower than those fellows
would make believe that line of hats but them
selves.
We offering great special bargains clothing Iyou
Clothes will indictments
]. F. WHITACRE & COS,
NEW YORK STORE
Moth Epdc aof,b
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[ have purchased the stock aud fix
lures of j. j. Grigsby in the Normal
Grocery at Southeast corner Of the
square, and shall retain MIR. G. C. Tar
ter, who VIII be glad TO SEQ his old
friends, aud all new ones who may
call. Our stock is new and by fair
dealings we hope share Of patronage
Will be given Us, we ask call whether
you wish to buy or net and sha consi-
der it no trouble to show our goods.
Cash will be paid for produce or taken
IN exchange for goods, and all packages
delivered in town if desired.
If WlLLIHM GIBBONS.
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Narrow Escape,

On Thursday morning, a little
son of jacob Shsfer who live in Liber-
ty township, was badly gored by an
angry bull. The horn OF the angry
animal entered the right arm, about
four inches from the shoulder tearing
a frighttul cash. extending to the arm
pit. The left collar bone was also
broken. Mr.. Shafer who was near
seized club and drove the bull away
or the boy would have been killed on
the spot. The little fellow was brought
to town, and put in Gaze Of Doctors
Coe 4 Sparkling, WHO dressed the wound
and set the broken bone. At last ac-
counts he was doing well.
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Fine Stock Notes.

The wonderful stride Adair county
Is taking ia the way Of fine stock, Is
MOI ONLY 4 surprise, but most cheering.
Tie farmers are becoming thoroughly
alive te their interests and already
they are beginning to reap the harvest.
The demand for good stock Is Sc great
that they are being purchased at
fancy prices, while yet very young.
MIR. JAS Grow sold a colt a short time
since, for 500 Rlchey Hynds, near
Mlllard, wko is making a specially of
fine horses and cattle and now has fno
herds of both. mas refused 500
FOR a colt only few days old. Mr.. E.
Dodson sold at the above figures. Mr..
j. G. Jamison sold fine bull calf, a
few days since, not Yet ten months old,
weighing 500 pounds, at a fancy figure
and his Hudson" Duke Of Side View,
three years old tipped the beam last
Saturday afternoon at 2l15 lbs. and
only IN fam flesh. He Is very ti=e
animal and attracted much attention.
Besides the above there are host Of
others tina: are doing much for Ada!r
county. Among them, Kellogg Bros,
Hamilton Bros, TIC. Campbell, c. I.
Rice, B. s. Kerns, S. J. Miller, j. S.
Cole, Henton & Graves, Nelson Cole, s.
A. Mccoy, John Cheffey, Geo. Rice ard
Geo. A. Giller. We are glad that the
day has come, when we need not long
Ell be ashamed Of the stock. grown in
our county, a rapid increase in wealth
from now on, Is an assurance and we
only regret that we are not better ac-
Quainted with the fine stock men of
Adalr county, that our notes might be
more complete.
We invite all to kindly aid in keep
ing Us posted on any interest in the
county, that our readers may know OF
The PROCESS we ara ma king as a
prosperous people.
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Last Friday evening large audi
ence assembled at the Normal Chapel
to witness the declamatory contest Tor
The William 7. Baird, prize medal.
The contestants were Misses Lizzie
DAVIS, Lula Fisher, Title Tompson,
Ida NJ. Fowler Sallie Rhodes, Lula
Gentry, Messrs Geo. +. Mason, lhos j.
election and w. E. Blanton.
The entertainment was hardly so
good as IN former years. Those deser-
wing especial mention for the excellen-
cy of their performances are Misses
Davis, Fowler, Gentry and Mr.. Blan
ton. Miss Davis rendered the pathetic
story The Painter of Seville" in a
clear, strong, musical voice and beng
the possessor of a magnificent physique
appeared on the stage to excellent adj
vantage.
Lost in the Sea Fog by Miss Lula
Gentry, was the gem of the evening
To successfully personate, ones own
identity must be lost; and Miss Gentry
possesses this faculty In a remarkable
degree. This power coupled with an
excellent voice and appropriate ges-
lures brought forth a storm of ar-
plause at the close of her recitation.
Mr.. W. E. Blanton, with only short
preparation acclaimed 'Cataline's De-
tiance' in very cred!table manner.
Miss Ida Fowler, the successful can
didate for the honors, reci.ed Sister
and L. This Is very difficult selec-
ton and portions of it were excellent
ly rendered by Miss Ida.
The Judges were Rev. Phanstiehl, Of
Troy, Mo-, Prof. McMullen, Mexico,
Mo-, and VIM. Green, kirksvllle. They
remained out but a lew minutes when
Rev. Phanstiehl stepped upon the ros.
trum and IN a few well chosen word:
presented the medal to Miss Ida Fow-
Ter.
The Normal choir with Miss Carrie
EggleSton as accompanist, furnished
some excellent music during the even
ing.
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Economy N0g Feeder.

Last Tuesday we with essed a test Of
the above named feeder. hlr. Sloan
had kept about fifteen hogs away from
feed TIL their appetiteS were keenly
whetted. He then opened the door
and the swine went at the feeders with
rush. However they soon became
quiet, for the feeder is so constructed
that tits impossible for them to SHOW
their hogglsh dispositions. Not gram
of corn or an ounce of meal can be
wasted. The hoppers when filed re-
curing no more attention TIL empty.
All who have seen 1t pronounce itjust
the thing, and it must soon come into
general use, You can feed corn, hun
aarian seed, meal or shipstuff.
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New Firm

Messrs Montgomery & BIelby have
purchased the Creamery Grocery and
are now on deck ready to serve Gus
toners at sight, When in town and
want groceries don't forget that they
are IN business.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Mr.. EDIroE:--I submit the following
report of Llewelyn School for the
month commencing April the 9th and
ending May the 1st. Number of pu-
pills enrolled, 30; number of days at
tendance of all the pupils, go; average
number of pupils attending each day,
35 SO; average number of days atten-
pance by each pupil IS 8 5; number of
days taught 10; names of pupils who
have never been absent during the
month are: Homer aebs, Ida Ever
hart, Belle Floyd, Mamie Floyd, Mag
gle Francisco, Tilda Francisco, Ida
Harden. lobe Long, Lydia Long and
Cora Long. Names of visitors are:
Miss Mary Willis, 1Ir. Felix Floyd.
The board OF directors, hessrs. G. b.
Francisco, 81 W. Parker and w. f.
Willis have also visited the scnooI.
Hope they will come often and eneour-
age the pupils. Respectfully Yours,
EMMA GRIMM.
Nav Sth. 1885.
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In Invitation.

We now have our stock n good
shape in the Old Dolson building and
would be glad to have all those who
have been accustomed to patronizing
the house call and see us and bring
their friends. as we feel confident We
can satisfy Won in prices and goods.
Respectfully, n. o. MISYEAR,
Willard No
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HEAR EN- DR0P3
Lower Down.

American quick beat, stem winding
and stem setting, lever watch. for only
s.. Also lower grade for $3.50 Fully
warranted. The best watches on all
the planets for the money.
A, BUTCHER, Jeweler,
White trent, south side square.
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GENTS CALF SHOES, E.egaa:
styles S2.5o. Handmade, French
Calf, all styles, $3.50. Largest
line of Ladies Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes and Slippers in the
city. LAMIN.
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stop

at Murphy & Brothers and price their
sound, solid, Staple and Fancy Goods.
Quick sales and comparatively small
pre- fits is their motto.
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LAWN 500 different styles.
LAMKIN.

Gust a Campin' or Driven from
Sea to Sea-" Is the title of a new story
to commence soon on our inside
pages. 1t is founded on facts and
should be read by everyone.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife, Bette Smell.
STlLLMAE SMELL.
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MlESagD's COUGH CANDY.
Recommended By the LadIng PLY.
SlCianS as a Tonic and
Expect0rant.

We take pleasure in making known
to the ubt THIS valuable candy, as
mediclne. 1t is made with view Of
combining The best known remedies for
bronchial troubles with pure candJ in
| such manner a. to make a medicine
with very pleasant TO taste, yet it
takes the place Of the costly syrups and
troches manufactured and sold as pat
ems medicines. Dir. Maynard has been
manufacturing thi, candy using 1t for
| years AMI has testimonials from DhysI-
Clans and patients wherever he has sold
it, speaking IN the highest terms Of lis
efficacy as :. medicine Il is splendid
for coughs, colds and hoarseuesS. and
when melted and taken as syrup will
cure Group. 1t gives US great pleasure
70 publish the following testimonial,
from our best physicians recommend
ing J. 9. 1aynard's Cough Candy:
DR.. T. w. SHAW
a prominent physician, formerly OF
Macon City, but now of Philadelphia
says: The prescription from which
Maynard's Cough Candy is made, is a
better remedy for throat or bronchial
troubles than the many troches and
lung balsams now in the market
DR.. I. A. GROVE
OF Kirksvllle, says: Il cheerfully
endorse the above
DR.. GooDsoN-
OF Macon City, SAYS: ut Is a tonic
and expecJorant and very strengthen
ing to the lungs
DR.. T. S. RUBEY-
Formerly of Macon City, but now of
Lebanon, Tenn, says: This candy
undoubtedly saved me and my son
from spell OF pneumonia. l viii
further give you privilege to sign my
name to any: hing in commentator of
your Cough Candy
1t Is further recommended by some
of the leading physicians in the coun-
try.
This candy can be had for Acc
per pound at
j. c. MAYNARD'S BAKERY,
Kirksvllle, Mo
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Hamburg, Nainsook, and
Swiss EMBRoIDERIES. Fifteer
STYLES in All-over Enbroideries
largest line in Kirksville.
LAMKIN.
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TRUNKS AND VALIsES.-No
such line ever shown in this city.
LAMKIN.
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For cheapest groceries in town 90
to j. Il. Marley the Yankee Grocer.
No wooden hams or nutmegs but the
best OF every thing in the grocer's line.
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As the season for plowlng, sowing
and reaping comes on, don't fail to get
storm Prophet showing the period
when storms will likely occur. For
sale by WIG. Fout. Only % cents
eac h.
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There was man in our town and
he was wondrous wise. He jumped
into bramble bush al scratched out
both his eyes. And when he saw his
eyes were out, with all his might and
main. He bought bottle OF Saliva
ton OIL, and rubbed them in again.
Jas. Donavan, Grocer, Macon, Mo,
says: "0ne zoe. bottle BurkS' White
Pine Balsam cured me of very bad
cough
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For Sale.

One good farm horse, weight 1850.
Sound. years old. Apply at this
office.
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Headqu arteTs

For flower and garden seeds L. r.
Fowlers drug store.
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A Car Lead

A car load OF Osborne binders and
mowers Just received at
CARoTHERs & GREEN 5.
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Potatoes and proiuae generally
wanted at the Normal Grocery, south
east corner Of the square.
WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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CARPETS.-Immense assert
ment. Lowest prices guaran-
teed. LAMKIN.
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Has Not Withdrawn.

Thatcher & barrow Loan company
still loan money at the cheapest rate
OF interest in the west. Call and see
Nc
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We would call the attention of the
farmers to the trottlng bred stallion
Walter c, owned by L. L. Graves at
the Red Barn. This Is the only regis
tered trotting stallion in Adair county.
S15 by insurance $3.50 the season.
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Chicken and Turkey feathers for sale
at the Creamery Grocery.
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Patent Lacing Kid Gloves
Finest quality in the Us S.
LAMKIN.
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Miss Lima Collins mas just added a
large line ofnew goods. Call an d see
those elegant hats.
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Every lady in the town and county
should examine the millinery stock at
Ladies Bazaar.
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LACE CURTAINs-Many very
beautiful new styles, at very low
prices. L AMKIN.
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The properties of Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers are wholly medical. 1t Is COM
pounded on scientific principles upon a
German formula, 200 years old. Cler-
Symen, temperance people, and all
other classes who oppose strong drink
on principle, endorse and recommend
our great household remedy. 1t is a
sure cure for kidney and liver com
plants.
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Murphy Bros. family grocery is the
place to get family supplies.
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Understand B. w. Ross will not be
undersold by anybody.
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Us. Miller, The liveryman opposite
POOLS Hotel, wants 1000 bushels of
oats. for which he will pay the highest
market price.
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The Best.

The Studebaker wagons are the
best. For sale by Carothers & Green.
Save from five to fifteen cents on the
sack by buying flour from b. w. Ross,
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7. r. Fowler has his 5 oda fountain
fixed up, and is now ready to dispense
the most delicious drinks to the thirsty
public.
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Farmers 60 to il. w. Ross and get
your Flour at wholesale price by the
quantity.
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DIED.

AoNTGoMERY-At Bloouneld. Friday May sth,
gomery, of this city.
hbhAWNER-Monday, MAY n,h. Mrs. I.ayicy
0ra"ner' oichronic eysiitis, in her 70th year,
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Becktol & Snyder have just received
a car load OF the celebrated Weir
PI)7ys al cIt5,vs5,-5.
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Carding and spinning promptly al
tended to at the KIrksvIlle Woolen
Mills.
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SuIky Flows.

If you want first class sulky plow,
lower than you ever heard tell of be-
tore, 20 to Brasfeld 6 Kellogg's-
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Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee. Sugar, Flour and anything in
the grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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w. G. Crawford, proprietor Brashear
lumber yard, is selling lumber at
River prices if.
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Hosiery! 20 different styles
from S Cts a pair up. LAMKIN.
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Home made goods in exchange tor
wool at the kirksvllle Wooden Mills.
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MARRIED.

hEANEDf-HAGAN-At the residence of the
eiIelatlng minister, W. l.. Fletcher May lS.Wil-
nam aam kennedy to Miss Rosetta hAgan, all OF SAT-
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Money to Loan.

BY Thatcher & barrow in sums of $500
to 100000, at low rate of interest.
South side of square, Huntsville, Mo.
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Good square meals at c. a. Ailgaier's
only % cents.
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a rev invoice of fans at the Ladies
Bazaar.
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New goods just received at the
Ladies Bazaar.