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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Summer Resorts, Mineral Springs, and
Mountain Homes Of Southwest Virginia are
now open for reception OF visitors. Guide
Books and all information as TO schedules
aud rates promptly furnished upon applica-
ton 10 r. W. Courtney, PASSENGER agent
Norfolk and Western railroad, 90l Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
VIRGINIA BEI6HTs
Mozart Tomorrow Evening.

AT O'Clock next Saturday afternoon the
Brights and Dlalr's Clubs will play matcn-
game at Boschen's Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

and do not allow any one else to do it for
you. Call Oh DR.. Galeski, 9l5 east Main,
and have your Glasses correctly fitted to the
eye at moderate cost. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Provide yourself with Hammock. We
can give you a good one for Soc, better
grade 75c. and 81 each.
SUBIETr, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Gauze. Nainsook, BalbrIggan, Isle
Thread Undershlrts for gentlemen.
WILLIAM MITCHELL Il Co.,
corner Ninth and Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Trunks
Keen Cool.

Cheaper and In greater variety than else
where, JACOB MAY e. Son.
GOT Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Shirts made to order. Fit guaranteed.
WILLIAM MITCHELL d Co., Manufacturers,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Drink Malto for the nerves

ANGosrURA BrrrsRs, the word-renownsd sppe-
tier and inyigorator, lmparts delicious flavor
to oil drinks and cures dyspepsia, diarrhea,
fever and ague. Ask for the genuine Angos-
tura, manufactured by Dr. j. G. b. siegert q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Llsle-Thread Undershirts and Drawers for
gentlemen. The coolest underwear for hot
weather. WILLIAM MITCHELL Il Co.,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

n. W. BOWIE, 5K p NJ, commissioners sale Of
farm on Broad-Street road.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR, P. 81. building lot on
Grace street between First and Foushee
streets.
corner lot
n. ". BOWIE. 81 P. NJ, brick residence 81
east Main street
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1oK A. NJ. general assorJ-
ment OF household furniture &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

TO Aubscrfbers Htchm ond EeIepbone
Exchange.
.Plea,e add the following names and num-
bers TO your liSt:,
Manchester Leader,
705-Murphy a. Harvey.
7ll-Augustine h Co.
7l2-Harrison, Grant g. Co.
A new catalogue win be issued July 1st
Parties wanting Telephone should hand In
their names that they may appear in the cata-
logue. Il. IL. WEST,
Assistant Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Yes: II Il Hot,

yet II you go to SubleGt's and get one OF bis
Jumbo Hammocks you can keep cool. Prices
from J0c. TO s. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
ReanfIHnl
Look at

Patent Leather-Tip Button Boots at 81 so
and sL75 at Jacob May & Sons, COZ Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Wanted.

ladies and girls to join the School OF Cutting
and Fitting by Mrs. l.. II. BEGINNERS new
and improved Combination Tailor System,
where they are Instructed privately or In
class. Or ladies can have their patterns
drafted or Innings fitted at 1913 east Broad
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Steamer Areps Excursion this afternoon.
Special stI action. Iardellas Full Brass
aud Strlug Band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

81. Johns German Sunday School Picnic
Will take place tomorrow at Providence
Forge. Trains will leave at S:45 A. NJ. and
4P. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

All work intrusted to the Dispatch Joo-Print-
ing House promptly executed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Gentlemen

can find easy, stylish, custom-made Shoes at
JACOB MAY Il SONS,
COZ Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
ANew County Road.

Judge Minor. OF the Henrico County
Court, yesterday entered an order directing
the opening OF a new road from the Central
Turnpike to the Williamsburg avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

our Trunks and Satchels before purchasing
elsewhere. j. MAY & Son,
COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

TARRANr's SETTER APERIESr aids digestion
and regulates tho bowels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Drink Malto at sods-fountain.

JOS PRINTING neatly executed at ne Dispatch
Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Excurs,ou This Eveniag

The famous "Huntlng Scene" performed
by Iardella's full band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Excavation This Evening.

Six hours recreation on steamer Ariel
Tickets 30 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
Excursion This Evening

at $3.50 O'Clock. Come early and avoid the
rush.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Patent.Leather Oxford Ties only 81.
j. MAY d Son,
COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Excursion This Evening.
Refreshments at city prices, and first
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Drink Mslto: tits pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

Excursion This Evening.
Popular aud best appropriate music by
faIdelas Band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
AUCTION sALEs MONDAY,

Drink Malto-25 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

"wil the cars to be used on the Sc lines be
built berei"
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

When q ship Is approaching Had, and
sounding constantly, how rate Of seed Is.
no doubt. best, ssnce, should you BE- IN error,
it might prevent you from eecor,4ng total
vr,ck Again. when a ship Is II tie vicinity
OF ice Coca and bergs. low rae Ct s-red -
advisable. as e also il when q thick gale or
beAm wind Is blowing. preventing your
whistle from being heard any distance zhsad-
Be. In al ordinary fog. | argue that fall
speed Is The safes., and my reAsDEzs are thsse;
II you slow down tos rso11ent fos CONES "a
the steam roarx oct Of tho escz,~ p tEs with
such q 1osse that for soze time you are IA
absoi7:e danger. cot beng aba 70 zee sr hesf
anything, II you ressocs the stes.n yTztr1ally
yea take power % your ship and pressure 20
your whistle. and If yo1 rsderniY Aezr ssrns
s1uud ahead yo1 can oaiy turn % the r3ghs
or LEI. slo~iy on stop attogstbsr, b<s4ng tbs
ether shiD take her chencns 4 clearing yoz-
As.ln yoa czlnas rvvcrse fuH sfest, "a
ycsIr E.eaxa In too iow 20 move the engines
quickly.
Sor, roars f11 sp>ed, al u - s.ili and
qz.e. a. .as grzya EA<s ssd god lockout.
are ready far the least sound Tie rroznszs
you as.1 Q s5Gad, up helm aid bring TIA
horn or vi..rt.s shaf; your beam. which -
comparatively plsos H sststJ. ard blo~
oncs a. s~srs 20 tie other steamer, i;sess-
catlns 20 h.,a Nhetbef yyz Aass directed
yos.r own sAIp 20 tho part ~ s.x-ooxr1---
CAPT. Land, CITY c. Berlin, IL soris Assers.
can REyew
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
THE. CHr RICHES.

College Hill VI. + Chapel-East Doug
las avenue, .. w Phillips pastor sun
day school $50 a m; preaching 1919 a. M
School room on Central avenue IN Moss
mans addition. Sunday school P. m,
preaching at p. m
North Wichita VI. f Churcn. j. d.
Woods, pastor-Sunday school at 9'55 am
preaching al II a. II. and p. M All are
cordially invited.
Reformed Church. corner Topeka ave
nue. and Lewis street, Rev. j. '" Love.
pastor. sunday school at 9:45 a. m. and
preaching al II a. IN Missionary concert
at D. IN. Everybody invited
Mayfiower Congregational Church, Fair
view avenue, Thos. W. Mianis, pastor
Sabbath school at u noon; preaching servl-
ces at 1920 and 80. \. p. ;. c. T. Will
meet at the usual hour, $50 p. M; chill
dren's meeting on Wednesday 1T p IL !;
Bible meeting on THURSDAY AT :
Dodge Avenue " f. church - Glass
meeting at 10 o'clock; public services at
II a. N. and p. IN. Subject in the fore
noon. "A Non-Partisan View of the Poiiti-
cal situation, ana Its Relation TO Pubic
Morals Sunday school at p. m All
arr, invited to attend these services W. j.
Tull, pastor.
Perkins PRESBYTERIAN church, Burton
Car works-Sabbath morning service at
II O'Clock; Sunday school a. p. m
Young peoples meeting at :, and regular
evening preaching service at 5. All are
! invited.
Y.M. c. A.-Rev. D. d. AIKEN will de-
liver a short address at the young men 5
meeting tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
in brick church, corner Lawrence avenue
and First street. Singing from to 40
meeting closes at ).
Y. VI. c. 4. Auxiliary-Meeting for
ladies only tomorrow afternoon at
/ O'Clock in Plymouth Congregational
| church. on Second street, near Lawrence
avenue.
| Lincoln Street Presbyterian church, cor
ner Lincoln street and Emporia avenue
Samuel L. Hamilton, pastor. Services
/ Sabbath school at $50 a. m; preaching a.
/ H.. ma POLITICAL sermon-and at
/ .. m: Young peoples meeting at p. m
PRAYER meeting on Thursday evening a
/ s o'clock
| St. Paurs NJ. E church-E A. HOyt
pastor. Preaching &C the chapel on Ihir-
R teenth street AZ II a. H. anu y LII Jun
( day school at $50 a. m
Oak Street Presbyterian-The sacrament
Of the Lords supper will be administered
! in the morning by Rev. :. b. Fleming
/ Evening services as usual; preaching ol
W. +. Bryce, of Princeton theoloSiea
seminary. Sabbath school at 2.@o; youns
peoples meeting at o'clock PREPARATION
services for communion will he held TIN
evening ct s O'Clock. All members are ar
gently requested to be present
United Presbyterian church, corner O
| First street and Ohio Misunderstanding
/ by the pastor, Il & Marshall AZ II a N
and p. N Sabbath school a. ~ A. N
/ Young peoples meeting, p n A SOFA
F. viii be held on Tuesdag evening, 20 whici
all friends OF the congregation are invited
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
GANG ORGANIZED.

The people en- North Main street have
become very indignant over a sign that
has the cheek TO present a bold face when
the mercury IS trying 10 leap over the top
of the tube II reads as follows: Heats
several rooms in coolest weather" 1t
stands out in bold relief and forces itself
on every on sign hunting. \ band Of fel-
lows. over dozen in number, was organ
lied yesterday 10 remove il with bricks As
soon as the complexion OF the SKY would
permit OF such Stevens county methods,
but the rain of the evening crowding out
the hot air and breathing anew the breath
of hope completely upset the plan In the
face OF q rising thermometer, however, II
seems safe TO predict iminent danger 10 the
out OF the season board
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
PICNIC.
To the Editor Of the EAGLE

To the Editor Of the EAGLE
August 2d was a day well and pleasantly
spent by the Sunday schools OF James
bury, Harmony, Colwich and Maize as
picnic dav in Morgan's grove. an island IL
the Cowskin creek The grove is probably
the largest in the county and the shade
very dense About 10 o'clock the different
schools began to file into the grove in long
professions, headed by marshafs with
flying banners and notices. Harmony
school came in with flying colors under
the banner, Harmony Sunday School "
This school is small, but makes up for the
want of numbers in goodness and inteiiI-
gence The Jamesburg school turned out
l25 strong, and is especially noted for good
singing, one Of the greatest essentials to
successful Sunday school work.
Mr.. Fox is splendid tenor and no doubt
has done a great deal TO bring about the
high standard OF this school. The Colwlch
school had chariot loaded with little
folks, and a motto, In Col we Trust,
which was followed by carriages and
wagons loaded with the good people OF
that banner town of the Eagle line. Their
lumber was estimated TO be eighty. The
Maize school had three large chariots dec
Grated with flags and bunting carrying
twenty children and young people 10 each
chariot. The banner Of the Little Pilgrims
had in gilt letters the mot o, suffer little
children to come unto me-" and the VII
/ ling Workers, No cross no crown" and
The gift Of God is eternal life" This
school Was represented by fully 100 people,
Rev. s. 5. Matthews, Of Wichita made d
short talk, full of wit and spiritual
interest to old and young Mr.. Thomas
! Noble, J. J. Armstrong and others deliY
/ cred short addresses, but the reporter did
not have the pleasure Of hearing them.
Rev Rendle, of Colwieh, closed the exer
( cises with an earnest appeal to teachers tc
study the Word and fit themselves FOL
/ good and efficient teachers. The Wichita
/ parties seemed to enjoy themselves. If one
/ may Judge from the capacity to stow away
/ waternelons, ice cream and lemonade
! The collation. furnished our party by ;. j.
/ Laudenslager and his estimable wife was
! immense, and the way the reverend die
store it away way caution.
! At O'Clock we dispersed to our homes
feeling well paid for the day spent in the
| woods at Jamesburg. Il.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
AN . ID GAME.

About three weeks ago there came 10
this city good looking, well educated
and smooth talking member OF the legal
profession named William Wilson, or as
he called n mself, Judge Wilson, with
the accent on the second 4 The Judge"
was about six feet tall. well proportional
and wiChal handsome brunette, aged
about 49, His tongue was oily and he
used it glibly He came here from
Salna, at which place he had been
acquainted with a certain gentleman
of this city, q membar OF his
profession. The gentleman here said
that although people at Sallna gave the
Judge pretty hard name, yet he had al
ways been square toward him. That feel
ing so possessed the Wichita lawyer that
when the Judge asked him about a
week ago to just do him the favor of en-
dorsing a little draft for SO he concluded
he might with perfect safety accommodate
his professional friend.
In a few days the draft came back pro-
test and the Wichita gentleman had TO
pay for the same. He spoke to the
Judge about it and he was greatly
surprised to hear but knew there
must be some mistake. \ few days later,
Tuesday of this week, he told his Wichita
friend after banking hours that the mat
ter was all right, he had received his
money and would fix matters up next
morning. Next morning came, but no
Judge" Investigation showed that he
had Jumped the town." leaving at one Of
the leading hotels an unpaid board bill
amounting to So. He also forgot to pay
his room rent amounting to some Sl2. The
landlady says in explanation that the
Judge" was such nice appearing gentle
man that she rather hated to ask him for
his room rent and she let the matter 90.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
AN OPINION on WAR.

A prominent citizen was heard TO remark
Yesterday that it was an outrage on the
finances of the state of Kansas and the
good reputatian Of the state to call out
the troops 70 attend to Sam Woods little
boom in Stevens county. He seemed 70
think that the state authorities must be
under the influence Of some sensational
paper that are struggling TO work OF q
sale OF papers. The idea Of transporting
four or five hundred men down there TO
look at few COW boys and renegades and
have an imaginary war develop IL eastern
papers as a mighty bloodshed and general
rebellion in Kansas The next time some
tough down there mixed up some lead
with the kidneys OF another tough, be
thought quite probable that the military
end Of Kansas would call on the United
States for assistance
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
City Chnarsnp Yre~orify.

Preco.sy b chgesooc Il Incompatible win
cayAbil4;y In sdzi: lie. ins.eed of ira qzlet,
ucnoaDEoCs LIE a ia country. tAs to-n
child hves Aid psrpscsl szzs:<znss. rs
tova chlLi eats TOO Ezach u Tia oxks sss-y
day 70 havs zach a {: In 20 pu: ~. Tss
t,caazz.z os LIE scrce<: .se e5zS sGlea ora-
s<tsztes 10 lUy. c PORTION - TIE e-Arzs e
thar lie 70 .Srz etls4rsz. tie srr.s<lsszs. Il
PLACES IL e-zrerrsas-al fasox r~~c1>-..T Ia
the yrzzgxsc-z e Ia town. rs E~rvoE-S
syke<s b f1rost, - tAs sor.4oz1sSr-ss fSr-fA
lis vegetables, sd VIII ,oe $3.50 rsss2-t-ssa
inferior prod1c<
Tfs rrecocScs chsE ray Be tae c<,1xHs q
in pxr-ux, s,5 sel Ec-s e. rs grad
par..s<s. ozs shs pkys.0scSss s<zo sPo1 u
vita s.sSscaa rs.s rr~zAszss<sTss1.Sz-<z
os tas n<yocs syH~a s4s syns ts s<ss
s.d ca~s saa sYos sse ts~x-s- ThA
.x 1v~C~r -. q Q szj., - psrsses 4.
reevs ~x- .san sss eoczsry=a-0sos
Eo-Sekas1<r>
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
FISHING.

The anxious candidates assembled
around the court house early and late to
figure with the dear people as they pass
by. Its said to bring the disinterested OBJ
server near the brink OF smile after tax
ing glance at the layout. One of the
scenes yesterday when handled with Fa-
Der No 2, was about as follows 1t seems
to me have seen you somewhere" said
the candidate with that smile seen on none
other.
Il can't really tell SIR" was the some
what keep away from me reply.
With remarkable persistence the can
didate, Il am certainly not mistaken but
lust can't recall your name"
i am a commercial man from Chicago,
can sell you something, here's my card. u
No, and candidate commences to roll
up his line.
The stranger. however, lives in the North
part of the city and being on to the situa
ton from the beginning. PLAYED Mr. Can
didate for a little Iun and then give him a
cold shake
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
English ~ad American planners.

No time can ever reconcile a cis-Atlsntlo
enr TO the heartiness with which al otherwise
well bred English lady Will talk frankly II
clubbing and Of Cleaning EersclE" l. sug-
gests the complaint laado hy Lord Gei-
bourne Of certain London beauties mat tacy
gave ki-a too muca Of t,.ir natural history.
! do not know any well etucStsl Amer ans,
except ons OF two southern Indy Eove.ists,
who hab.sIally Use the word ''EigCsr,S bUt
in English literature and speech IL see;l1s gui-
versal Froy,de employs 10 through ali hs
books OF travel. and even 50 graceful a
writer as the Late MrS Ewing USES 10 in her
pretty s;orie-S She also n.-s the vegT 0.Ten-
sive word sinking and one fialls aud bears
It everywhere. "As rule writes James
Payn from London, in The New York IHdo-
pendent, II hate pccplo that stink Il
money So, in soc.sty. Americans are
constantly placed in tbs absurd position q
being lectured for want Of refined perception
by winters whoss kngrase and manners
offend u a. every step.
The highest, tie most gifted, ara lot fres
from this o1Terlssvuaess Of language. When
LearC. Tho most eminent OF Eaglkh poeis
say OF some bad verss that Il was rot, at \
time when that o.iioJss Aagllcisn had noe
yet crossed ths Atlantic, it ssenle.f 20 my
started imagination as II the Venus Of MILO
had opened her marble lips and had begun
to clrss and swear. The trouble Is that such
phrases reach Us also very rapidly, and txks
root among Us hls other Teeda No doute
Arncrica furnishes some slang 70 England
elso, and VIC often 60 70 London % hear !,
for tho erss rrse from cultivated lips, Bus
IL must Go remembered that pugiists sni
circus riders are not herr 20 be found 50 ire
quantity in fastidlous circlrs. sud thus Up
opportunities Of picking up their Covers %
speech are moro limited than Ia London
Tho Forum
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
CONTINUED.

Owing to the heavy rains last evening
the Waco avenue citizens failed TO Assem-
bic at the board Of trade rooms in great
numbers Il was decided 20 hold another
meeting on next Wednesday evening
The question Of paving the avenue Is
being given considerable attention along
The avenue and many are the opinions
heard expressed concerning the enterprise
Some claim that the paving IS needed
very badly aud think there IS 10 time that
il could be put down with better ed van
taces than during this summer and fail
Others claim tha. il is not the right time
in the moon to DO thai sort OF business as
the job az best could only oe al INFERIOR
sort Of one, and hence aggressive action
Shar.ld ~ de<er-ei
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04

South Main, near the Museum builing,
was blown out into the middle OF the
street. Several horses ran into it and hurt
themselves before the police were notified
Signal lights were then placed upon It
On North Lawrence near Central horse
belonging to j. L. Cooperis barn Oh South
Main was being driven along when ne
stepped upon fallen electric light wire
and was promptly knocked down. He got
up, stepped Oh the wire and was again
knocked down. We he got up the third
time he missed the wire and was able to
move off, in dazed condition.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
AMCsEMESTA

A play entitled Three Wives 70 Hus-
band" was produced at the Standard
theatre last night Il is adapted from a
successful French play By Col James (
Miliken. The situotions are good he
dialogue bright The piece Il an amusing
mass OF complications arising among the
nephews. two rich uncles, and the ether
characters. The company act their parts
admirably. - Chicago Evening Journal.
March l., 1856.
THURSDAY nigEt al the Crawford
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
REJECTION.

Mr. Caruthers. the night train dispatcher
al the Missouri Pacific office, who figured
in the police news some days ago As beng
the cause OF domestic trouble As result Of
intoxicanes. insists that the statement Is
incorrect in every particular and intro
duced TO the public by some parties that
have a motive IN view, sandwiched with
malice. lie explains that shot was fired
In his house on that evening that was
purely accidental. and when 70 one was IN
the house but himself. Information Of q
reliable sort from others IN his neighbor-
hood so 10 emphasize his statements, and
a. there was 10 intention OF doing the gen
tleman in question or anyone else the
slightest injury, this statement Is made
more willingly than the other.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
POSTPONED.

The Lantern Parade and PyrotecLnlc
display By ths WIGHT Wnselnen, ins@nd-
ed 70. last night, Is pcstpoDe1 and VIII. u
there il not more rain All tSs strs-ts = re
sufficiently dried, occur tonight should
the conditions II, be favorable. tie parade.
etc. viii occar one night early ssxt week
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
A GisTAKE

The manager Of the Garfield opera house
requests denial OF the statement thai
there is 70 Be soarriuy match tonight AZ
that place, as Il is a mistake and was made
without any authority. TIE hall tonight
viii be occupied By the celebrated Peak
Family Bel ringers, who hare already
given two delightful entertainments q;
that place and viii tonight present Few
program complete The prices Are 20 and
- cents, and as the evening" 4 tia. TeL
ventilated hall. vii be coo. AID pleasant
they VII undoubtedly gs: very I'll.
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