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The German Pcn,ier.

Read what that eminent premier OF
Germany-Prince Bismsrck-said in
a speech in the reichstag May IA, 1882
This Is what he thinks OF America.
1.-THE success of the United States in
material development is the most H.
lustrious of modern times. The Amer
lean nation has not only successfully
borne and suppressed the most gigsn-
tic and expensive war Of all history
but imm' diately afterward IL disband'
ed it, army, found employment for al
its soldiers and marines, paid of mos
OF Its debt, gave labor and homes TO al
the unemployed Of Europe as fact n
they could arri We within ils territory
and still by system Of taxation SO iu'
direct ss not 10 tie perceived, much
less felt. Because IL IL my dellberste
judgment that the prosperity OF Amer
lea Is due to lis system of protective
laws, / urge that Germany has nov
reached that point where II IL neces-
sary to initiate the tariff syste N of the
United States.n
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11
Yellow Fever scourge.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. s.-The com
mittee of depopulation completed the
census of the city today, and reported
the total population remaining at 3,577
whites aud 375 colored. II is expect ID
that 1000 or 5000 will leave in ten OF
twelve days. and complete the depop-
ulstion Of the city. Those without
cash can hardly be provided for inside
of q month or ak weeks, during which
1t IL feared the epidemic will have
done its work. and hundreds Of lives
sacrificed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. The follow.
ing telegram was received this after
noon:
Montgomery, Ala.-To Surgeon Gen
eral Hsmilton:-Our special sgent re-
ports ten cases of yellow fever at Nc
Clenny. In Baker county. One death
from black vomit.
Signed, w. S. REFS. Mayor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11

there are scores Of young men here
and elsewhere In the west, en-
gagged in laboriously hewing out q
way to fortune. who have neither the
time nor opportunities to seek wives,
but who need them badly; they would
each and all be better men and better
citizens married than single, and 1t Is
needless TO say that the west would be
the better for II. Let u have a neat,
smart and energetic New England
girl In every ranch that is now the
abiding place Of a shiftless young bach
elor, and | year or two the whole
face Of the country would be altered.
Homes would spring up where there
are now novels; thrift would be every
where apparent, and the foundation
laid for hardy, energetic and intelli-
gent population. Though his present
scheme appears on the face Of IL TO be
somewhat Quixotic, we earnestly trust
that our correspondent will find the
way to locate some Of the SO, 900 Massa-
chusetts maidens In Custer county,
and We earnestly pledge our best en-
deavors to find them worthy husbands
and comfortable homes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11
Summer Cam for ! rlr %


But perhaps the most Gu Es. sHd GER
tainly the most pathetic, & gu .'ldmer
colonies out Of doors is tina watch re-
cruited from the hospitals. N'. 4-,er q
hospital has a garden attache 7 you
will find tents pitrhed on the Js In
some cases they v,ll be large sents.
and through Their open aaps 900 may
see rigid figures stretched On Tessss
on the floor, while neat and sless
nurses pass to and fro among a. In
other instances Il iey viii he roof can
vas, under who's shelter freble, white
faced men and women swing ia Its or
hammocks. The New Iors hospital has
one Of its spacious roofs covered with
canvas awnings, beneath which pl,ients
who are beginnug ~ nsud are quar-
tered, in order b. have nature assist in
the cure. II is very recc-It institution,
this summer encampmeut Of the sick,
but il is, l am told, already established
Ms a valuable part Of the process Of cure.
The trouble Is that few Of the hospitals
have spare ground enough to carry out
the plan properly. Some. too, which
have the space, are SO hedged in by
other buildings that the sanitary value Of
their open air is seriously impaired. -
Alfred Trumble in Pittsburg Ddlletin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11
stuck on Banquets,

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Mr. Thurman
is feeling well again, and wanted to go
to banquet at the Manhattan club,
but DR.. Goldthwsite thought he had
better rest, though he was well enough
to 20 II there had been any need Of his
doing SO. He sat in his room smoking
and chatting with some friends until
$3.50, when be retired. Mr.. Thurman
speaks at Newark, n. j., Saturday
evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11

messed Tie tight with me only a few min
utes before On reaching the shop I
found his dog covering behind the forge
In a pool Of water, and as wet as though
q bucket Of water had been thrown upon
him. said to his master, II would not
throw water on him, he Is frightened
enough now" He replied: II have not
thrown any ON him; that Is sweat, the
first ever saw from dog, and that is
what / wanted you to come for" I
saw the dog a few days after, with q
thick viscid saliva hanging TO his mouth,
leaning against some infant school chi.
dren, looking into their faces, receiving
their caresses and acting very restlessly.
Knowing his savage nature-the mans
own children could not caress him up TO
the fight with the hawk-I went and
called him into my garden and quietly
ended his troubles with my pistol.
The mastif was noble dog Of rare
qualities, very intelligent, docile and
obedient, would run errands better than
a boy, and never played truant. He
was owned by q gentleman in Winslow,
Me-, who said 500 would BE- no tempta-
ton for him 10 part with the dog.
was called upon by this gentleman
for professional services. His dog came
with him. Knowing the hwk's love
for fight. asked the man b. bring the
dog in. He wanted to know why.
told him. II want TO see tie bird thu
can whip my dog" said he, ani, seeing
nothing would do but ''see TIA feathe9
fly" He did not see feather disturbed
but his noble dog, after the third DO,
ran for home, and the man could
stop him. The next week he ca !.
again. He had shot the dog ION N|
verge of madness" "a changed de-
''all afraid of him." mo longer mil
"When / got home, +" said be, II
the dog had come straight home
crawled in behind pile of wood, v
| had to take down TO get him out.
dog, and the ground about him, W, o.
wet as though a bucket of wated -,
been thrown there; his eyes were nm y
"a w e whers
before. had 10 kill him, for W.
all afraid OF him" had told hir
the result wouiI hs ,'i- scud u
feeling sorry for ha, AID saving =
well, 1t was no fault d your II !
had not seen the fight could ut have
thought it possible would Tct have
taken 800 that day for the dog t was
a pretty fight and worth the cost q.
T. Waters, NJ. D., in The Swi.s ,-+s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11
Tho Canals" of Mars.

At recent meeting OF the Paris Acad-
emy Of Sciences there was presented a
series Of drawings Of the planet Mars
made by NJ. Perrotin, director Of the OBJ
servatory at Nice. In the discussion
which followed, NJ. Fizeau offered an ex-
planation of the singular canals observed
on the surface Of Mars, which resemble
slightly canals used for irrigation. The
explanation which he gives is, that on
the surface of Mars there must be large
glaciers similar TO those which exist on
the earth. but of an extent far greater,
and that the movements and crevasses
are much more prol1UHco' "hts by
pothesis, as NJ Fizcau 'si.l accords
perfectly witt ous Uscsc "'". edge of
the planet. WU know N.t liIat tho
seasons are & ey A. "a Ne carih,
second, that he force oi -tr Is feeble; (;
third, that Tire ternFsT Ba Urobab.Y 2
much lower than that N -
fourth, that tho a'n' ~ d,
yeloped thar that s.. a. ex
tended, and coGacS .urr f6le 10 ab
sorb and Trcscry th .l lclt.-Sci
ence.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11
HAWKS AND HYpRopHoeIA
Tho Theory Advanced by a Practical
Observer-s He Correct7

The Theory Advanced by Practical
observer-Is He Correct7
Icaptured and raised a nest Of young
hawks. One female survived and be-
came tame, following me devotedly
around my garden. She learned 10 eat
''cut worms" and was Of very great ser
vice in consequence. She also kept birds
from my strawberries, and by catching
mice and young cats protected my chick
ems. She would not permit dog TO
come on my grounds. The way In
which she treated them and the effect
her treatment produced may throw some
light on the blindness and madness OF
foxes and wolves, and possibly be a
clew 10 cause OF madness in dogs.
Her method with dogs was peculiar
and must have been hereditary, as she
had had no training. When she observ-
ed q dog near her he would th-ast cut
hev bid. draw up one foot out Of sight
and drop her wings. II the dog ad-
vanced 10 attack her she would spring
into the air by quick movement OF her
wings, and catch tho dog by the end Of
the nose, using the foot that had been
hidden under her breast feathers. On
this she supported her weight,sste dying
her body with her wings and threatening
either eye that should open. witnessed
her encounters with two small lapdogs,
a large fighting black and tan, bull ter
rier and very large buff English mas
Tiff. Each dog gave up ON his third ex-
perience with her talons. The smhll
dogs disappeared from town. No one
knew where they went TO. The terrier
ran 10 his masters blacksmith shop,
where he retired behind the forge.
Soon his master, Mr.. James z. Hill,
Of Waterville, Me-, camo and asked me
70 so end sec The dog. He had wit
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-11

The most uniQ't q Hr 8 he way Of ,
combination Of relba, ar one which
must mako the au ., collectors a
curios, an Vlc a Va b.g &c pale with
envy, is nn um .clll HH q hy a cuttie
man in AfizoDi. nua,H Wilson. Tie
handle a msaF q u piece oi tbe
Chsrtcr oas, A. whS 9 81 : m,sii tri.
angular plooe u stone chippsd f,ss4
Plymcuih rock. The aiok e made from
a brancl of tle Old slm trce at CAM
bridge under which Washington ss-
sumed command Of the colonial asmiea,
the brass cap on the lower end
Of the stick is made from the
trimmings Of sword scabbard once used
by Gen. Grant; the green covering origi-
nally served as the lining u a coat worn
on state occasions by the suave and
courtly Aaron Burr; the ribs. springs
and other metal rappmio were manu-
factured from u small steel cannon cap
tured by thH Americans from the Hos
slams at the la.t.e Of Brandy vim. Eight
oblong piece, u brass have been imnded
IN as many SIDES Of the octagonal handle
These were made from buttons cut frs
the military coats Of eight yerf
,amou, IN t'ie Revolutionary war
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Lands Sold for Taxes.

Real Of
purchased by individuals.
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Beautiful Calendars.

We are indebted to the Baltimore
Sun for SIM Calendar and Sun Al
mansc for 1853. The value of the
latter is 'ecognized as Baltimore
publication containing a hreat deal
OF information. especially about the
State of Maryland, not to I've had any.
where else. All the important oc.
curreLces of 1887, with which tile
year was crowded, will be found du.
ly recorded in it, aud as book of
reference il Is invaluable in q no ne
Then, we have beautiful, large wall
calendars from both the Inteliigen-
Ger and Register. of Wheeling; one
from Arthur Shriver & Co., Cumber.
la" d; one from G.. n. Hiett, Ag't
for z, abody Insurance Co. one
from Hood Household Lowell,
SCOTS Emulsion Calendar from DR..
Clark, Druggist, and most conve-
nieut little table Calendar from Pope
Mfg Co., Boston, Mas sachuse,ts.
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Bishop Peterkin.

When Bishop George W. Peterkin
was here last November 10 conse.
crate ST. Stephens Church, he WELD
ed to the urgent en.reaties Of his
friends and in company with Rev.
Gibbons and Messrs. g. W. Parsons,
George 9. Arnold and Joseph A. Pan
cake took u two days deer hunt over
the mountains Of our South Branch
Valley. which was source of real
enjoyment ami fine exercise 10 the
Bishop such as he had not had in.
eight ears.
From letter written by Bishop
Peterkin 10 tie Church News, Mounds.
vile, Dec. is. 1857. we take the fol-
lowing extract: Al Romney we had
joyful service at the conservation
Of s.. Stephens Church, although |
am sure all must have felt saddened
10 miss the familiar form OF Msior
Covell to- whose wisdom and energy
we are, under God. Chi fly indebted
for this building.
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He was badly hurt. but vi,, r..o..
MS Is the nrst serious accident on
tho new rad. 90 far. No one "a.
kn'e". though several others we're
Mr.. j. +. Earsom, until recen,,v
OF THIS vicinity, is now doino a fion,
Isbin2 business at As Bal,imo,a q,
Cumberland. Nd. :. where b. bss :
very large Groc ~ and Confectione.
ry store. Send hun your orders
an" pstronize former fellow,citi
zen. He keeps a large stock and
MS prices are very low.
THOSE who tiny Organs and Pi,-
nos from travelling rgents have TO
pay The expenses Of such agents.
ne way TO ge. them cheap. Is TO
ouy' rot from the factory. bnt from
some relisbie retail dealer who keeps
them In sock as gre GERS keep sugar
ana coffee, for instance. J. p.
Wiesel. rs baltimore ST.. Cumber-
land. Md :, is stch dealer, aud con-
stantiy keeps on hand a splendia
stock OF Musical Instruments of all
kinds. Sheet Music. &c. &c. which
ne sells at the lowest living prices.
He gives particular attention TO coun-
try orders.
The meeting in the Nj. T..
Church South. lie still IN progress.
Kew. +. q Ferguson, the I'resid.
ing Elder. preached several able
and impressive sermons last week;
since that time, the earnest, un-
firing worker, Rev. W. E. Woolf
has been doing the principal part
of the work. preaching, talking,
praying and singing. May his la
bors not be in vain!
Buy your Stationery, Tobacco and
Cigars. Novels. Magazines, &C., from
Elwood HOuser, next door to Barber
Shop. in this place. Elwood has been
III bad health for a long time, but is
nevertheless doing what he can to
make au honest living, and deserves
TO be encouraged. Subscriptions 10
any newspaper received a, his store.
be'p the young man along
You can SAVE MONEY by buy
ing your G GROCERIES,. TOYS, CON.
FECTIONERIES. &c. from j. F.
CARSON, 45 Baltimore St., Cum .
berland Md.
Miss Dorsey Shawen, after an ex.
tended visit: 20 her sister. Mrs. J. G.
Ihalaker. in Keyser, has returned TO
this place, and is now the CUES, Of
her aunt. Mrs. John w Marshall.
Mr.. ]. W. Ruckman paid us q
pleasant call Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry White paid our sanctum
a visit Wednesday.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

H. Bainbridge Munday, Esq. County At.
toruey, Clay county. Texas, says: "Bave
used Electric Bitters with most happy results.
Ny brother also was very low with Mslsrisl
Fever aud Jaundice. but was cured by time.
" use OF this medicine. Am satisfied Elec
trio Bitiers saved bis life"
Nr. D I. WilcoIsoD, Of Horse Cave, Ky,
sdds a like testimony saying Tie positive
ly believes he would have died. had IL not
been for Electric Bittfrs.
This great remedy will ward OF. az we'll u
cure eli Malaria Diseases, and for all Kidney,
Liver and stomach piforders stands upe-
qualed. Price soc. snd 81 ut r T.. Van.
flevauter's
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DIED,

NJ. JoHS E. ESeLE Of jefferson county, "
Va died OF Typhoid Fever, at EociniNs,
San Diego county, California, January 9,
1888 Nc. Eoge taught the public school
near Springfield, Hampshire county, w. We.
several years ago. lie went TO California
or months ago and was engaged ss tele'
graph operator aod railroad agent on che
were buried at 0ccsnside near there Jsnua.
~ IL.
Al Barkville, neIr Burlington, on Sun.
day last suddenly, Mrs.. GEoEoB HsAD, 9
cousin Of Mr. James Sheetz Of this place
Mrs. II was quite a young womsn and be-
sides a bereaVed husband she leaves = little
babe only week old
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Don,t Exneriment.

Yor cannot afford to waste time in exIer
in,enting when your lungs are 10 danger.
Consumption always seems, at fret, only q
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation o. Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and colds, but be sure yo1 get the
genuine. Because be can make more profit
he may tell You be has something Just a
good or Just the same. Don't be deceived
bot insist upon getting DR.. Kings New Cis
covery, which is guaranteed TO give relief in
all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Fri
al bottle free at z. l.. Vandevanter's Drug
Efora
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THE POPULAR
OnePrice Clothing House
GEORGE SCHW ARZENBACH
SCHWARZENBACH

New No 80 Baltimore ST., Cumberland Md
I always hand with ts usual stock of Mems, Youths
Boys Clothing description Our method doing
already known to the majority The people Cumberland and vcn
but that what aiming What wish
press most clearly the mind of every in need of
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II eligous Notice

CO.. a. u. McCartv spent Sunday
NJ e. hi- f,mily.
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Ready-Made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods

that establishment will be found the complete
Our method of dealing STRI TLY ON THE
ONE PRICE SYSTEM by which buy with perfect safety
whether he be Judge Of quality But people that all
advertisements akeon humbugs fool the public In regard
this would respectfully extend invitation to ali visit
for yourself that what say.
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OUR OWN MAKE
Copper Distilled Mountain Pure Whskey Unsurpassed
purposes strictly and which fully guarantee
We large stock OF BLACKBERRY BRANDY, the finest
made a fresh stock of Rum, Gin, and other Liquors
ToBAcCos Our stock embraces the finest grades
will buy. Visitors buyers delighted because
goods the work For pure Liquors pint quart
lon barrel, to
r. HIMNL Err s. CO.,
% Bedford Street. Cumberland Nd
psrSpecial attention given orders by nail
PRIC z LIST.
Gallon Jog and Box 81 25 Gallon jug and BoI 50
do do do do IS do Keg IL 90
3 do 60
The above for One Old Pure Wbsey Each adj
ditional Of is so cents gallon
All promptly filed
order.
less dollar TCumbsand. Dec. .. 1887
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County News.
AU0C.rA. Januarv re-


Silas Bucklew has purchased a
new steam eawmill. D A. Dauph.
erty has cold his interest in the
sawmill at Junction school house
to Chas K. Wolford who will
move it to Hardy county. Mr..
Daugherty will purchase another
engine aud sawmill. A COW be.
longing 10 William Barrett got to
TOP OF straw rick from which she
fell and broke her neck. Charles
Saville con Of Oliver Saville IL w.
ing very il! with pneumonia. The
Star cornet band is progressing
at a slow rate Plenty of time
may however work wonders.
There wac spelling match at Xii.
deer on Friday night. Every one
seems pleased to zee the INTELL1-
GENcER in its old form, success To
YOU. REX.
n. II Mills. jan. II.
There ia good deal of sore
throat in this community. Annie
Smith met with serious accident
last Sunday while jumping out OF
the barn about three feet she broke
her leg. The limb wos set by DIR.
Shull and she is doing very well
Mics Fannie Richard is visiting
relatives here. Miss Eliza House.
holder is visiting in the Pine bills.
MIR. John Foltz was married to
Miss Ida Smoot last week by Ell
der Power. Mr.. Isaac SavlIle has
closed his schoOl for the present
on account Of the illness of his
brother. MIR. De=kin Kidwell has
arrived home from Ohio where
he has been for some time. The
thermometer was down to zero
Thursday morning. The child OF
Mr.. Evan and MOllie Mcdonald
was buried at her fathers today.
Mr. Pierce Miller is improving his
house this winter. Mr.. Noah
Haines is getting better from a bad
spell of dyspepsia. o. X.
s
SPRINGFIELD, Jenuary IL.
Mr.. John b. Shannon with
Howett Warner & Co., of Phila-
delphia is spending few days with
his parents. Mrs. Sallie Buzzard
returned last Thursday from an
extended visit in Romney ami vi
cinity-her son MIR. J. l.. Buzzard
accompanied her home aud spent
several days. Miss Mamie Brown
was the guest of Miss Dora Bur.
kett Sunday. We are grieved to
hear of the death OF Mrs. Heed, at
Barkville Mineral county. She
will be buried in Keyser today.
(Tuesday.) Mrs. Susan f, Wall
left yesterday to visit her neice,
Mrs. Kate Clark, at Charleston,
w. Va. Miss Clara Fisher start.
ed for Aurora Illinois Saturday.
Miss Bell Hass Of South Branch,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs James
Shannon. Our first snow OF any
consequence fell Thursday night
We now occasionally hear the mer-
ry jingle Of the sleigh bell, but
the slelghing is not as good as it
might be There are several cases
of measles in town. Our young
folks were given sociable by Mr..
and Mrs. Kuykendall last night.
GUESS.
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HIG0lNsVILLa Jan.

EDITOR INTEL 10 ENCER Not hav-
ing seen anything from this vicinity
for some time, l thought 1 would
send in few items. Mrs Harriet
Burst, an aged and ve:y highly re-
spected old lady, while going to tie
store on The 9TH ult. met with very
sad and serious accident. In climb
ing over fence on MIR. S. A. Rcu-
zee's farm there was large ground
pole laid on the fence which turned
1, nd fell across her breast i'm which
position sue laid for about four hours.
Her husband became uneasy about
her long absence am went on the
hunt Of her and found her In an IN
conscious condition. After taking
the leg eff Of her lie went and got
Mrs VIM Gallagher to assist him in
getting her home and after Rubbing
her with csmphor got her rec stored to
consciousne ss and from last accounts
she was rapidly improving and 1t is
Hoped that she will soon he able TO
be about again.
NJ. u Johnson's family is very
poorly with sore throat, but we hope
il is not the Diphlheria as was repor-
ted. Our school Is progressing fine
ly under the Gaze of Mr.. Charles Fox,
Of Mineral county. l will bid you
adieu by wishing the IntelIigencer
continued success. PCMERoY.
Mrs. Sallie L. Harper.
Hearing of the ter-
rible epidemic of diphtheria now
endemic in several sections within
the scope Of your papers circula-
ton, am prompted, for humani-
tvs sake 20 send you the treatment
which in an extensive practice with
the awful disease has cured near
lv every case-when applied in
time-for l feel satisfied that by its
use many lives may be saved. /
would ask you to publish the fol-
lowing and ask other papers to
copy Yours Fraternally,
j j. GARDEN.
Take of the juice o. the com
mon poke root, PhytOlasa, half
teaspooniul in tumbIer OF water,
and give teaspooalul of the mix
turc every borr, in some casea.
every half hour, till relieved.
Externally, use nothing but soft
cloth wet with kerosene around
the throat. Use no other .ned,-
cine, unless purgative, are needed.
II eliglous Notice
There will I've prea,hlug ~ The
Pre4Jyterian Church mex. ru',d,v
night and cvetv night durug the
week; ana on Sunday there vii be
Communion services Thy Pastor,
Rev G.. W. Finley. will NC sssis,ci
BY Rev e.. W. Hollis. Of Font ErJ =
al. Virginia
co.. a. u. McCarty spent Sunday
vi q, ti- f,miy
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Whistles!
Economy Liquor Store /!

The odestiGuor and wine house in Maryland The old
and goods reasonable prices compoundng or reci
nt done at this house All goods drawn the original
RICH before your eyes. Pure Rye always IN
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mount
OF
A. L. PUGH, Deputy,
January D, 1883. 4w. For Wm II. Powell Sheriff
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George SchwarZenbach,
One Price Clothing House.
NEW NO. ss BALTIMORE STREET.
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We do not AdUertise $1,000 Suits
flo $500;

fair minded person acknowledge that this impossible
We have been in this community for 10 making
m headquarters for the future and hat
honest dealing the of Therefore, when
in need Of coing please call at headquarters which