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Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07
THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The Monthly Statement OF the Eationf
Financial Condition-Customs Receipts.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November g.
The debt statement issued yesterday
shows Z reduction Of the public 'deb'
during the month OF October amounting
to $13,276,764. The total debt now,
less s66, ,292 net cash reported In the
Treasury, is s1,447, ,657, 1868, and Of this
amount, 81, ,25o,27s ,l62 is interest bear
ing debt. The Treasurer's statement
8 hows gold coin, bullion and gold Ger.
tif1cate balance OF $l42, 1893, $50, or 3d.
225.265 more than a month ago. and
standard silver dollars and silver certifi-
cate balance Of $74, !, LOG, or 81 ,232, 02l
less than a month ago.
Customs receipts for October amount
ed to $40, 142, $50, against Sl5, 1878 in
October, 1884; internal revenue receipts
were $ll, $40, SS5, against 96,297,733 in
October, year ago, and the mlscella-
neous receipts were 81, 1859, 089, against
1886, sis In October, 1884.
The total receipts from all sources Tor
the first four months OF the current fiscal
wear amounts to $113,675, ,485, against
SlI6,O59 $50 for the corresponding
months OF 1884, falling off OF nearly
s2, 500, 900; while the expenditures DUR
ing the fret four months Of the current
year were S95, ,022, 1856, or nearly 81, 00o,-
900 less than during the corresponding
months OF 1884.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07
At SING SING.

Ferd Ward Begins His Ten Year Engage
ment AS a Servant Of the State.
NEW YORK, November Ferdinand
Ward arose yesterday morning at seven
O'Clock. He had passed his first night
In Sing Sing Prison, and the quiet and
undisturbed rest seemed to have re.
freshed him. Late on Saturday night he
was transferred from the lower to the
nineteenth gallery on which stove men
are located. The report that Ward has 9
cellmate is erroneous. He occupied
cell by himself, and says he is satisfied
with his new quarters.
sT feel nightly relieved" said Ward.
"There has been such tremendous bur-
den on me ever since the failure OF the
firm of Grant & Ward that l feel now
that my fate is decided as If it had rolled
on feel like new man. have had
a very comfortable first Sabbath IN
prison. Chaplain Edgerton's words have
sunk deep into my heart. am not only
willing to abide by the rules OF the
prison, but to turn over . new lea1 ana
become different man."
"Have you anything to say about your
relations with Wm. S. Warner"
"Not now. My thoughts are hardly
sufficiently collected under the new I'M
pressions which are crowding upon me
here 10 enable me at this time to 60 fuiiy
into that subject. But you may say sne
time will come when all will be told
the whole disgraceful business.
"Do you intend to make full state
ment of your trans actions, giving the
names of all the persons who have profit
ed thereby?"
CAT the proper time shall make puolic
a complete history of my Wall streetiex.
perience, and of the business transacted
by the firm of Grant & Ward, and its reia-
tions with the Marine Bank. One tnlne
you NAV saw. have no feeling Of resent
ment to Jas. D. Fish, although he did az
he could to send me to prison."
Under the rules Of the prison Waro
will be allowed to have his own oed, mat
tTass, sheets, pillow cases. etc.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

ALEXANDER JOHNSON, 20 years old, acci-
dentally shot Bud Brown, aged Il, in the
head at Birmingham, Ala, on the ID.
THE Governor of Indiana has been urged
to quarantine the State against the impor-
tation of cattle from Kentucky Or any
other pleuro- pneumonia infected district.
THE old station-h house bell over Inde-
pendence Hall. Philadelphia, was tolled on
the I'd during the. funeral ceremonies over
the remains OF Gen. Mcclellan.
IT was rumored at New York on the ID
that Mayor Grace and several other prom
inent individuals were to be arrested for
completely in the Marine Bank frauds.
THE total coinage executed at the mints
during the month of October was IS ,252,-
9OS, of which 81 100000 was in standard
dollars.
PROF. P. w. STEELE, principal Of col
lege at Lynchburg, Va, was decoyed from
a railroad train at Pittsburg, Pa, on the
31st, by a well l-dressed stranger, taken to a
"dfve," drugged, and then robbed of $500
In cash and jewelry.
WIN. JOHNSON, wanted at Colorado City,
wy. T., dangerous character, was cap
turad at Hot Springs, Ark, on the Sd.
THERE is a nail panic in Pittsburg and
throughout the West on account of the
nailers' strike. Nails are difficult to obtain
at 1925 per keg.
MRS MICHAEL GALLAGHER, of st. Louis.
became the mother on the night of the d
of quadruplets, all girls. The mother and
children are all doing well.
A MUNICIPAL census report completed
on the Sd shows the population of Kansas
City to be 105,042. This indicates gain of
about so per cont. since 1880.
THE latest news from New York indi-
Gates the election Of Hill, the Democratic c
candidate for Governor, with a Republican
Legislature.
THE Republicans concede tie election OF
Fitz-Hugh Lee in Virginia, and both
branches Of the Legislature democratic.
SECRETARY MANNING called upon Hon.
Samuel J. Tilden at Greystone. on the 4th.
He stated that his visit was merely one of
friendship to congratulate Mr. Tilden upon
the result Of the election.
The President on the 4th appointed
Alfred P. Edgerton Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
and VIM. 1. Trenholm of Charleston, S. c.,
civil service commissioners.
A COLLISION occurred on the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad near
Talladega, Ala, on the 4th. Thirteen cars
were wrecked. Four men were badly in
jured, one dying soon after the accident.
REV. SAM JONES preached rous ng ser,
mon at Birmingham, Ala, on the night of
the 4th to 1900 nsgrl es after preaching to
5000 white people.
THE new census Of Birmingham, Ala,
just completed, gives the city population
Of 10, 712, two-thirds of which is white.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07
THANKSGIVING.

Proclamation BY tho President DesIgnas-
Ing Thursday. November 26th rs Day
Of Public Thanksgiving, and Recommends
Ing Its General Observance. a
WASHINGTON, D. c., November o.
The following proclamation was issued
yesterday by the President Of the United
States Of America: 8# ti-u
A Proclamation-Th American people
nave always abundant cause to be thankful
70 Almighty God, whose watchful care and
guiding hand have been manifested In every
stage OF their National life, guarding and
protecting them In time OF peril and safely
leading them In the hour OF darkness and
danger. 1t is fitting and proper that a nation
thus favored should on one day in every
year: for that purpose especially appointed,
publicly acknowledge the goodness OF God
ana return thanks to Him for all His gra-
cious gifts. Therefore, I, Grover Cleveland.
ca, DO hereby designate and set apart Thurs
day, the 26th Of November, instant, as a day
OF public Thanksgiving and prayer, and do
invoke the observance of the same by all
secular business be suspended and let the
people assemble in their usual places Of
worship and with prayer and songs of praise
devoutly testify their gratitude to the Giver
OF every good and perfect gift for all that
he has done for us in the year that has
passed; for our preservation as united
shock and danger of political convulsion; !;
for the blessings of peace for our safety and
quiet, while wars and rumors of wars
have agitated and afflicted other
nations OF the earth, for our security
against the scOurge of pestilence which in
other lands has claimed Its dead by thou
sands and filled the streets with mOurncrs; ;
for the plenteOus crops which reward the
labor OF the husbandmen and increase our
nations wealth, and for the contentment
throughout our borders which follows In the
train of prosperity and abundance. And let
there also be on the day thus set apart re-
union OF families, sanctihed and chastened
by tender memories and associations, and
let the social intercourse of friends with
pleasant "reminiscences renew the ties OF af
fectiOn and strengthen the bonds OF kindly
feeling. And let us by no means
forget, while we give thanks and
enjoy the comforts which - have
crowned our lives that truly grateful hearts
are inclined to deeds OF charity and that
kind and thoughtful remembrance of the
poor will double the pleasures OF our condi.
tiOn and render our praise and thanksgiv-
ing more acceptable in the sight OF the Lord.
Done at the city OF Washington, this sec
Ond day Of November, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty five and OF the inde
pendence of the United States the one hun
dred and tenth.
ISigned] GROVER CLEVELAND.
BY the President.
T.. T. BAYARD,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07
HUNTSVILLE ALA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Z 1885. '

Ink rdvageS or cholera In b lbOa, SPA H.,
are terrible. The authorities try to sup.
press the reports Of the progress of the
plague.
THOMPSON Mckinney has been nomi.
mated by the Choctaw Nation for
principal chief cf the Indian Territory.
Edmund McCurtin, the present Chief.
pronounces in McKinney's favor.
q. s. WOLF, of Madison. Ind, fell a
victim to the go,d-br;ck game on tho %
to the ex' ent Of $1,000.
ARTICLES Of Incorporation OF the St.
Paul (Minn.) leo Palace and Winter Car.
nival Association have been filed,
DR.. PATRICK DORIAN, the Catholic
Bishop of Down and Connor, Ireland,
was reported dying on the I'd and was
not expected to live beyond few hours.
WESTON, the Choctaw wife murderer,
was exc cu:ed after the Indian fashion on
the reservat on in the Ind ian Terri ory on
the I'd, his body being r:ddled with bull.
lets. Weston murdered his wife about a
year ago.
THE total coinage executed at the mints
during the month Of October was $5,252,
9>S, Of which s., 100000 was standard dol
lars.
A GENERAL strike is impending Of min
ers in the m idland counties of England.
MONTREAL customs off GERS charge that
four or five leading wholesale liquor firms
have been swindling the Government for
years by secretly withdrawing liquor from
cas- ks in bond.
THE new corrective laws promulga ed
by the Danish Government are very
stringent and comprehensive, the penal.
ties for violation ranging from heavy fines
to imprisonment.
The Pref lent left Washington on the
I'd for Buffalo. He was accompanied by
Mr.. w. s. Eissell, OF Buffalo. He intend
ed to return to Washington on the night of
the b.
THE official vote in O-io on the consti
October 18th show that the amendment to
abolish October elections was carried by
an average of $4,000, and the amendment
to change terms of township officers from
one to three years received 100000 votes.
The Governor has issued a proclamation
declaring the amendments carried.
NOTHING is known at the Interior d.
partment in reference to the reported
movement of boomers into the Indian
Territory further than the information
contained in a telegram from Commits
sioner Atkins, now at Fort Reno, to the
effect that very large number Of people,
who profess to be grazing cattle, are now
upon the Oklahoma lands.
FIRST AUDITOR CHENowITH has submit
ted to the Secretary of the Treasury re.
port Of the operations of his bureau for
the fiscal year ended June 30th. During
the year there was audited 6,3i2 accounts
of receipts, amountingl to $1,OS9, 20S, ,286:
1852 accounts of disbursements, amount
ing to 81, l52, Asa, $50, and 1,1S9 warehouse
and bond accoun S. amounting to $-63, ,333,
24a, not included in receipts and disburse-
ments, were adjusted.
FORTY bodies await the completio OF
the furnace of the United States Crema
on Society at Fresh Pond, L. ]. There
are rumors that an attempt will be made
to prevent the operation ct the crema -ory
under an old law.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

REL and twenty.four half-breeds con
6ned in the Jail at Regina have petitioned
the Dominion Government for mercy.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

Srx.rop STANFORD of California has
made large donation for the endowment
- collage to be built at Palo Alto.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

GrxrnAL BLACK has ordered 500 names
...;crsn from the pension rolls OF the
Columbus (O.) agency.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

: SIR MICHAEL HIcKs-BEAcH says he ex.
meets the Burmah expedition will open up
. new and extensive channel for trade.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

SAM JONES has. so he says, declined an
of.r ~ $3.50 a week by New York parties
To talk morality in the North.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

An attempt was made on the 18th to as
sassinate M. De Freycinet, the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, while taking
= drive at Paris.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

TIVE Secretary Of the Treasury has is
.,.d an order refusing free entry to arti-
aciai mineral waters.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07
topics OF THE DAY.
usws from Everywhere.

:, seems to be the general opinion that
th. conference to settle the Balkan trouble
iii, he q failure.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

AT the town of Bakau, on the Caspian
Sea, Russians and jMoslems recently en-
gagged in a little blood letting. Several
Russians were killed.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

QUEEN VICTORIA is said to be very much
displeased with the book just published,
giving Greville's recollecti MS OF Her
Majesty's court.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

A MEETING of dignitaries of the Catholic
Church is shortly to be held at Baltimore
Nd. to further the project OF a university
at Washington city.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

AT mass-meetine of the miners Of the
Massilon (O.) district on the 29sh resolu-
ton was adopted instructing the dele.
gates to the State convention in Columbus
November Sd, to vote for an advance Of
ten cents per ton and pay every two weeks
instead Of monthly.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

France and England have notified the
Porte Of their readiness to take part IN
Tho Balkan conference.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

M. LAGuERRE, an irreconcilable member
Of the French Chamber of Deputies, has
been engaged to defend the Italian who
attempted to shoot M. De Freycinet.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

w. r. DAVIS, of Chicago. has been dis
barred from practice as an attorney be-
fore the Interior Department upon evil
dence that he extorted illegal fees in PEN
sion cases.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

Mr.. STEAD, editor of the Pult Mall Ga
sette, addressed the jury In his own be-
half in the Armstrong abduction case at
London, on the 29th.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

DR.. Noah PORTER, for the past thirteen
years President of Yale College, handed
in his resignation at a meeting of the cor.
poration on the Goth, to take effect from
next commencement.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

The Typographical Union of New York
has issued an address calling on all work.
ingmen to vote against the Republican
candidates, because "the recognized Or
gan of the party is issued from slave :
pen.n
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

HE death of Rear Admiral J. C. P. De
Aran5 promotes Commodore John Lse
Davis, now commanding the Arctic feet,
20 rear admiral. Commodore VIM. T.
1ruxton is now the senior commod ore,
and will be promoted to rear admiral
February IS. 1886, on the retirement Of Rear
Admiral Earl English for age, and this
will promote Captain A. E. K. Benham to
commodore, Commander Geo. c. Romey
to captain, and Lieutenant-Command
George +. +. Wilde to commander,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

iHE report Of the Fifth Auditor OF the
aa treasury for the fiscal year. ending June
oV n, shows that the total expenses Of the
diplomatic service were $44O,249. The
.olaI expenses of the consular service,
SIV'lSo; amount of fees received, $751;
o4o; expense of consulates in excess of
lees received, $7s,sas. There was a def
clency in receipts of fees. compared with
1884, Of $117,5S7.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

THERE is no apparent decline in the raw.
ages of the smallpox at Montreal. OF the
252 persons who died from the disease there
during the week 237 were French Cana
dians, 9 were under 6 months. % from 6
months to year. 1877 from l to years,
and 81 from to 10 years.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

i"ENrY'sEvEN thousand eight hundred
shd one immigrants arrived in the United
states during the month of September
past, against 80, 1876 in September of 1884.
me total number Of immigrants to this
country for the nine months ended Sep
oen .emoer Soth. 1885, were 2js,e36, against
sSo ooo,44s during the corresponding period Of
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

The value Of imports Of the United
States during the month of September,
1885, was $50, 81, ,759, against $50, ,529, 490 in
September, 1884. The value OF exports for
September was SAT 1854, ,5S3 For the twelve
months ended September S0th, exports
reached $7l5. 5.S9S, ,67l, against $50 O,551 ,260 in
imports.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

IHE meeting of the Naval Advisory
Board, called for the 2Sth to take into
consideration the subject of completing
the unfinished cruisers, did not take place
owing to the detachment, at his own re-
quest, Of Admiral Simpson, President of
the Board, whose successor has not vet
been appointed.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-11-07

IHE accounting officers of the Treasury
Department have consented to delav
cnarelngln his personal salary the amount
expended by Admiral Jouett in entertain.
ing visitors to the Tennessee, at the New
orleans Exposition, according to the deci
SION OF the Second Comptroller, until the
matter has been brought to the attention
oCongress
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'Nhoso >heddeti Hood.

line shooting of ODouoym Rosa
on Monday. iu New York. i, an inn
prc,,iye lesson on the declaration of
holy writ. part of which We have
written above. This man Rosa ha-
placed himself extensively in the lead
of the forces who are battling with
the weapon of assassination against
their lawful government, and who
have thrown aside all the laws and
rule, which govern mankind in it,
struggle, for its own elevation. or for
the mastery over it, fellow man. This
man ha' plotted and planned a-,a,, j.
nation day and night, withou, shame.
and apparently without fear of the
consequences. Human Justice ha,
hitherto failed to reach him. and j, j.
nigh Time that the fiat Of divine Jus
tee went forth citing him to appear
before a tribunal which has no gym.
paihy for Ireland or England, as such.
but which holds up the eyen-balnnccd
scale. blind to every other
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ItmckIcn'. Armicm snINe.

The best salye in the world for cut,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheuIn, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hand ,chiihlAiuS
corn, and skin eruptiOns, aud pos
ltiyely cures piles, or no pay required
II guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
70 cents per box. For -alG by \. I.
poclcr.
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PRACTICALLY, there Is now 30 oppo-
sition to the administration of Ioy-
ernor Ireland lie is gradually climb-
ing higher and higher in the c1tima-
ton of the people he la, served 50
well. The governor meets all ohjrc-
tions in calm, deliberate way, which
nearly disarms them. So much is this
the case that when Gen. Maxey retircs
he will be sure to succeed him, let thai
w when il may.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-04

diamonds, watches, icWcir4 mud ,iI-
H"r"arc, in great protu-iou az WIN
En1Iuuj's.
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JrpGE HAIL., OF the Meridian dis
trict, j, faithful pain,-lahiug and
conscientious presiding Judge lie J.,
rapidly wi"ning hi, way to "a splendid
plaro in the estimation of tlr lawyers
v no nrnclirc helore nm.
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70 All who are suffering from the
error, and indi-crction- OF youth. nor-
yous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, etc, viii send receipt
that will cure Won FREE or
CHARGE. This great remedy wa,
discovered bya missionary in south
America send a ,cIt-addrcs,cd enyc-
lopc to the Rev. Joseph r. lnman, sta
ton -, New York City > 16scod ~
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l. what you will say when pricing
our new cmbroidorics which are
ready for Your inspection
Levine Bros.
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>t>CE natural gt- Aa- taken 10 oX-
ploding OLD EutAba4a had hertcrlook
ONT.
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Sanger Bros have the largest as
-ortmcut OF carpets in Central Texas
and are Offering them at prices that
every one can afford To investigate
before purchasing, We call especial
attention 10 tho price. named on on
snAGII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-04

Persons suffering with weak Oh
sore cyc- can be cured by the use of
RiSeire's Magic Eye water.
Never fails. strongly recommended
by the best occuii-t- - cents a bot
tie Rivcirc X Co., druggists. Frank
lin street sole agents for Waco,
Texas.
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Hon iicen-c intended 20 make
The little gambler d. IoH.
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The ExANIAEr sili u4t De Aeii rc-pou-hle
Tor any bill. c.hr6Dt.I by ~. .iu.,- ui tAl-
DrCe, except D4I f4tt-u ur4tI signed ~ tie
bbs4uest manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-04

TnE lite of 'be fea.ru budug
viii be chosen today.
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And go our new line OF embruid
cries Just opened.
Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-04

bargains in ladies underwear This
Wrck. Hl sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-02-04

Every smoker should try Little
-Inkrrn
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THE WACO EXAMINER

EuteIoi az tlc rosuHIar az Waco. Tex. a.
scruu4-cn-s mai matter
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sanger Bros are Offering this week
all goods in their carpet department
al from 30 to - per cent lcs than they
cost them when bought.
During ourmdcrwcar clearing sale
chjiurcu'- drc-,c. win all bee sold AT
reduced prices. sanger Bros.
We cannot stand idle, and there j.
no doubt hut what our advertised sale
Of short lengths of lace, and cmbroid-
erie, will draw the crowds 10 sanger
Bros.
Pixies 'loothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover Kill,
corn. and buuions.
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WACO won't Foic th. tua,-.
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40 communications written ou both slio,
oi the payer viii Tecc.Tc attention nj this
Office.
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Incc- and cmhroiderics will sell in
short lengths below cost al sanger
Pro-
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Look after your ei,t.m-.
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WACO. TEXAS. rID 1855.
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me steele farm, two miles west
oil waco containing lOl acres OF
prairie land, good brick house. tenant
house and tine ci-teru.
ALSO building lot, of small an,
.IIs' DIMENSIONS innearly any part Of
me city Terms to suit purchaser,
"l on ms as mean business.
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Laajn- uudorNraca ali marked down
i4l' "'rN az sanger Bros.
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Ladies muslin underwear hn- ail
been reduced, aud if price, will enticr
purchasers, ladic, should come early
~ they will sell fast
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Indies fine shoe, at Il. T. -tur-i,
~ to,.
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Spend liu; cents tor one bottle ut
BH't ~a.iuc ApcrIrnt.
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short length, of carpet, below cost
this week Ht sanger Bros.
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Little Joker j. tho bc-. smoking
tobacco.