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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-01-31
ANOTHER LETTER.

Most of the inhabitants of our primitive
little village have been possessed with q
moving mania Mr.. J.W, Petty sold his re
sidenoe to Mr.. Crockett and has gone to Iii
farm on Cottonwood. Mr.. Will Crunk pur
chased Mr.. Crockett's former house and
removed to it.
Mr.. F. Wright and lady (recently mar
ried), have gone to housekeeping at the
Hill place.
Mr.. Cook now occupies the upper roomt
and Mr.. H. McClinic the lower rooms Of
the Mccullough house. The latter is IL
the grocery business.
Mr., Kinnibrugh sold his home to color
ed party and removed to the upper portion
of the Porch house. Mr.. j. Emery occu'
pies the lower rooms.
Mr.. John Martindale has built house
on one of his lots. Mr.. J. Tardy removed
to it.
Mr., Rufus Ellison is having neat cot
tage erected and will remove to 1t soon.
MIR. M. Stuart has rented house from
Stone Il Ellison. .
Several colored parties have purchased
homes here.
Mr.. Barrer occupies one of the Cheno.
W eth houses.
Mr.. J. Petty purchased house from Mr..
Chenoweth and has stocked it with goods.
He was formerly partner OF Mr.. G. Mar.
tindale.
A new firm has been established here,
"Crunk d Co."
Our school, taught by Prof, Dye and Mrs.
s. Roberts, is progressing nicely.
Mr.. Robt. Martindale has been quite SICK
but is slowly convalescing, MIR. Iardy's
babe has been i'll with pneumonia, Mr..
Dunervan is quite sick with the same dis
ease. He and Mr.. M. Stuart have recently
aeturned from visit to relations in Missis-
sippi.
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Robert Martindale has lately return
ed from q lengthy stay at San Antonio,
where he has been under the treatment OF
DIR. F. Herf. Mr.. and Mrs Compton. Mrs.
]. Fuller and Mr.. J. Emery have just re-
turned from San Antonio, the three last
went to consult DR.. Herf.
The not very credulous are inclined to be
skeptical as regards the marvellous hap
penninR in bygone days as related by the
i.oldest inhabitant," but none would think
IL An exaRgeration il he or she were to as
sert that the roads were never known to be
in such miserable condition as they are at
present.
The mails have been very irregular, more
40. most Of us think. than was really neces-
sary, and the question has been whether It
WAS better TO endure the ills of cold, or at
tempt to haul wood over roads where empty
wagons would bog, But those who were
fortunate enough to have good supply
generously divided with those that were
short, 80 we did not suffer.
We hope Representative Ellison will not
forget the letters to the FREE Press. Some
Of us are indebted TO him for the reports of
1888 of the different departments Of state.
II anything transpires in the village
worth relating we may write again (pro-
vided this is accepted). OCCASIONALLY.
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Society Notes.

We are at loss to record any item Of In.
forest for the "Genius Of the Weather" has
sat in mournful meditation on the threshold
for days past and the only notes worthy OF
observation have been the study Of the
clouds, and really have looked at them so
earnestly, until We have been accused Of
"holding o very high head.
Despite the food and mud, ION with the
dance" seems to be the watchword with the
young people and the devotees Of Terpsi-
chore have marshaled their forces to an
alarming extent.
Look to your hearts, fair ladies, encase
them in armor Of cast iron, that you may
not become melancholy victims Of an
Apollo, lust arrived in town. His name is
not Dennis. but Denny.
Just read The ladies of the Episcopal
church have commenced series Of So
oisbles given at the houses Of the members,
the object being to bring together the gem
tlemen and ladies' of our little town and to
cultivate a love for the good and beautiful.
The wedding bells must all be feeling the
weather. not a sound have we heard for
weeks. now, ia It the lack Of material
Being u debutante we cannot give an opin-
ION.
And so we have lady insurance agent
Hurrnh for San Marcos And as she is q
widow of course she will succeed.
Miss May Book and Lilly Mcbride still
hold the sceptre of beauty and grace.
One Is extremely fond of tom Moore"
while tho other is homeward bound, not
Woodward"
We had the pleasure of calling on Mrs.
Scott, the wife of our new minister. She
is rare jewel and may San Marcos never
60 "Scott free"
We were sorry to hear that our little so
ciety pet, Annie Haynes has been Ill, but
glad she is again dispensing her sweet
smiles.
Our charming friend, Mrs, Duncan,
formerly Miss Salle Green. is visiting her
father, Mr.. Ed. J. L. Green. We welcome
her to the scenes of her childhood.
SWEET SIXTEEN,
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HOw's This I!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cur.
ed by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, haye known F. j.
Cheney for the last IA years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
WEST Il TnuAx, Wholesale Druggists. Tole.
do, O.
WALDINa, KINNAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
E. II, VAN HGsEN. Cashier Toledo Ma
tional Bank, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Price TOO per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. jan II I'm
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Paht and Present.

We find that our statement last weel
that We had had other winters similar to the
present, questioned by some Of our citizens,
II Is odd how people forget on the subject
of the weather-even from one year TO An
other. Now we find by reference to the
files Of the FREE PREss, that the winter Of
1915 was very similar to the present,
We had not 80 much rain In November, but
December. which this winter was nearly
all quite delightful, was very rainy and
muddy the winter referred TO, and II so
continued through and beyond the Christ
mas holidays, II rained nearly every day,
though we think not so hard as II has this
winter. The mud, as we recollect was just
as bad, and there was great deal more
trouble from high waters, Our impression
was, as stated in our last, that we had no
mail during said winter for about month.
From rather hasty reference to our files
we seem to have been mistaken in this,
though not 80 very badly, for on one CO.
casion IL is recorded that there was no mail
from Sunday to Friday. and in the FREE
PRESS Of January 2, 1875, We find this item:
The biggest sensation OF the season was
when recently. after a weeks failure Of
stages and mails, four stages arrived at
once from their "camp ground" beyond the
blooming" Blanco, and the accumulated
mail matter was by degrees distributed.
So there were nearly two weeks stop
pages of stages and mails besides numer-
GUS shorter ones.
As to the mildness, or rather, absence Of
winter, we find that the present winter is
is fairly beaten by some others we have had.
We clip the following item from the FREE
PRESS Of January 2, 1875:
Mrs. VIM. Barbee, the other day, favored
US with bouquet Of pinks, peach blossoms,
ETC., just gathered.
But the winter Of 1856 fairly carried
off the palm. Witness the following from
the FREE PRESS of January Goth:
There has not been frost sufficient this
winter to injure any but the most tender
vegetables. "Garden truck" generally has
not been affected at all. Mr.. Fry informs
US that he has his third crop of Irish pota-
toes, Rev. Mr.. Joyce, we learn is lrxuri-
sting on green English peas. Grass is
abundant, corn in silk in places, and we
have seen some ripe apples of the second
crop. grown In Fayette county. Prof. Tice
is dumbfounded.
Our unbelieving friends will perceive
from the above that we we we're substan-
TALLY correct in what we said last week, and
that the weather, like history, repeats itself.
ADDITIONAL NOTES.
The well-remembered debate between
Kendrick and Lane transpired at the Chris
tian church at the height of the rainy and
muddy period in 1s74-5.
Hydrophobia, in winter has been thought
to be. rare. yet we notice in looking over
our files for 1S74-5 that it was reported
prevalent then as now. In the FREE PRESS
of January 18th it is stated that child of
MIR. Martin, on Onion creek, had died of it.
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transfer, Of Real Estate

Since our Last report January 3rd-
yMHancs and Mrs Julia MitebsIl 10 o
q Psrks. 20 aorss August Reese survey.
- acrss G A LAcosts survey. 90 acres Pet
sr Chriss survey. 80 Scrss Auguss BnehtA
s-rvsy. 60 scrss NuTy Bailey survey, 100
srrss Wa Ausn survey. 20 acrss Nils p
EIkius survey. ls5 scrss 7 Brown Eurvsy.
No 81. = scrss 2 BrO~u survey No. ~.
6s0 seras Ssr Gsrorir,o Irigntion corrpsuy
rs-t7seafs No. 4 co scres s.r1s No. 5. 80
scuas He15erso1 E-id OrsrtO7 r. Z. osrtis.
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ST. LEONARD HOTEL.

The citizens of San Marcos
and surrounding country are
invited to call and make the
acquaintance of the "St Leon
ard Hotel" when they have
business in San Antonio. No
where in Texas can nicer ac-
commodations, better fare, OF
more home comfort be found
for $3.50 and S7.oo per day.
sTKEET csEs AID STAGES PASS TIE DOOR
PHIyEAS p. LOUNSBERT.
FI0FETETOE
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MartindaIe.

As It has been some time since have
read any letters from our quiet, but ener.
getic little town, will endeavor to write a
few dots.
Our town is rapidly increasing. Since
Christmas it has an addition of two stores
q nd one dwelling, and workmen are doing
their best on Mr.. Rufus Ellison's new dwell
ing, which they will complete in short
time.
There has been such an immense amount
of rain the past month that it broke into
our school and thinned 1t down very slim,
but it is increasing now, and all will be
straight again soon.
Nothing more at present. DOCK.
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One More Opportunity to Hear Good
Music.

@. A. Franklin has again procured the
the famous Boston Quintette Club for one
Of their incompatible concerts to be given
in San Marcos, February 22d at the Court
house. They are procured at great expense.
as o usual thing only visiting the large
towns. Don't miss this rare treat Re
served seat tickets now on sale Of Reynolds
a Daniels drug store. Secure 9 good seat
By buying early.
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Dissolution Of PartnershIp.

The copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name Of Brown. Lindsey
4 Evans, IL this day dissolved By mutual
consent
The business viii be hersfter conducted
by Brown and Evans. Who vii pay al out
sanding claims snd receive al monies due
slld firm
San Marcos, January 2sth, 1883.
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Farmers Alliance.
List Of Appointments Of T. H. Evans,
Lecturer.

A lecture will be delivered by Bro. T. II.
Evans at the following places, as specified
below:
Monday, February 4. Buds, at 2. p. m.
Tuesday, February 8. Kyle, at 10 q. m.
Tuesday, February 5, San Marcos. at
p. m.
at 10 a. m
Thursday, February z, W-mberiy, at
p. m
Friday, February 8, Driftvood, at p m
Saturday. February ., Dripping Springs
at 2 p. N.
Sec,y Hays County Farmers Alliance.
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The Sage OF Seguin.

AUSTIN, Texas, August 8, 1886.
To Mr.. A. X. Hawkes-Dear Sir It
gives me pleasure to say that have been
using your glasses for some time past with
much satisfaction. For clearness, softness
and for all purposes intended, they are not
surpassed by any that have worn. /
would recommend them to all who want q
superior glass. JOHN IRELAND,
Ex.Gov. of Texas.
All eyes fitted and fit guaranteed by 8. F..
McAllister, San Marcos. jan II I'm
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A quo varrAuto has ben served upon
Sheriff Davis, IS sheriff Of Hays coanty.
he csc vii cone before the Hon n
Tsichnasusr. Of the district cont. the hrsi
Monday IN March and Ergunsuts VII then
Be- hssrd- pro and ca IN regard 70 the
disputsd slsctlOn. The papers are vsry
voluuiDozs. containing May p~gss q
closely vrIftsn matter
We clip The shove from or Dslghoor q
TIE Tines
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Ere 70 orr SubscrIbers.

We vii give . copy Of KsndAlrs valuable
little. work The Horse and his DiseAses, I" to
every subsOriber. nsu or old. Who vii remind
Us tia, be desires a. To others Il viii be
fo< sale 81 Is cents per COPY.
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Thomas Taylor is in receipt Of carload
Of Golden Wedding Flour. Garden Seeds.
Onion Sets, Sweet Potatoes. A full line OF
fresh groceries OF ell kinds.
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Let us establish "arbor day" in San Mar
cos and celebrate il annually, Now is tn,
time TO begin.
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Q. IT. Bass,
Druggist.
unaI NoiIce.

Taxes nov past due must Be Psid On o.
h.for. Friday. FebruNry Isl. lsss. o. 9TH
srziss expenses EiI Be Incurred
We copy TIE shove, free Of charge We
b.leys in giving TIE fullest notice 70 TAI
payer. Tbsy have not always lad u u
tn, counfy.-Eo. FEEE PEEss-
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You will find no dead advertisements OF
business notices In the FREE Press.
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Ihe EDITOR his1sotes nv last years Gar
ea te.d Al ! cesta should have bees
ee.A vin eel al At that price, or one Ps
Per q fresh u Sc. With 2 last years thrown
N Do Dot eel CID soeds for fresh
J. A. BEILL.
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Cali for Landreth's Catalogue and give us
your orders for the "old reliable" Land
reth's Seed, RAYNoLDs d DANIEL.
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With It's Society and Coronal notes the
FREE PRESS must take the lead as q society
paper as 1t hos long done in other respects.
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Carload Of White Swan Flour just in and
will be sold at lowest figures for cash.
Best Rio Coffee 1--WE pounds for one dollar
d w. F. CoPPIo's.
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There was change Of time on the I. 4
G. N. on Tuesday.
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lam agent for the famous Moline Plow,
wood and steel beam. Also Browns Double
Shovel tho best IN the market.
o.. ]. E, MoRRIs.
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GARDEN SEED GIVEN AWAY!

To large purchasers We will give some
hst years seed which in many eases are as
good - new, but which We do not sell,
RlYYoLps 4 DANIEL,
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Fer Sale.

The dwelling owned and occupied by
Mrs. Briggs. This handsome property can
nov be bought for much less than cost
also for sale one Cunningham curtain Lam
esas, three horses and harness, and two
COWS. Call % house.
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Sunday morning was the coolest Of the
season-ice about half inch thick.
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Single copies Of the Free PRESS are on
sale ii tho S.n Marcos Bookstore, as well
o. st the Office. at cents each.
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See new advertisement and schedule Of
the I. & g, N. r. r.
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See card Of Griffin q Hall, practical
workers in TIN, copper etc.. try them.
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20 Good Books Free!

enabled psT the entire Twenty ysl%sss soSt
.ussSrbsr to tns for hs oas '
SSEeh
BY we'll known and popular author are published 10
on GOOD paper, and many them Illustrated
They comprise some OF the finest works ever written By
America and Europe Each oneis complete In Itself;
The Aunt MsE.re e.. a.. BY : ' sss
sv.r publishsdy equal to Its famous predecessor wdo"
n.s ns::pS haysr.srss: r. New I ys,s :;
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rules Of department for all oeeasions according
No. III G"ivsr's travels. IT.. r,m.rt.nl. say..!ur.;
4 Lsm..l Gullysr smocx g.. Li limit and o'""'''
sIsi.s "' 4ls or %sy cs..
%: S:. SrS. .ps. with much curious
n,9rm..on ysssrdlIs n.lr ne and ha.; so. q, III.
most popular rscstioo and verse, both for profess
'p No. u.s. %siwSs Ie"emss. Novel By H. nD.a
No. Co. T M. slsS,t 6,i%.
10. isi. MssPeriai on, TnE LAoHrH0u'E Star
No. :oi. The .sSysnture. Of John Nicholson.
h9ys ~ wa K.s.s Novel ny III. author Of Dora
So. scs. bread Upon the Waters Novel. pIMi"
No. 500. Page Ni.ety.twe. A Moved. s' MAY o''H
No. NJ, A vasabo.d Heroine a Moved ~ 1's
No. MS. Clouds and ssnshise- A xe-''. pSo@Asr"
No 500. The Dream Woman. s'vd. ~ W"s's
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Rear in mind tina, we agree to send the entire
let ofTwenty valuable books % above, d6so-
. n.
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A Rare Chance.

The Aosher place for rent. Apply to
I. G, JOHNSON.
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When you want printing done 20 to a
printer, when you want to make fool Of
yourself-go to the insane asylum for few
days and reouperate.
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Fresh Cleveland GARDEN SEEDS at 24
cents per paper, or last years al u cents.
Also seed in bulk at
BEALL's DRUa STORE
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Nov IL the time 10 Iosk after your break
ot plovs and I wish 10 inform ny friends
tea essts1srs that an still agent for The
r.Eseis ''Casiiy or Oliver Called
oekJ Flows" which has DO superior i also
nr.ss7t he John Deere ard Eagle Plovs
ceHndsrd CSltivHtor. his justly cele-
- - eEtivstor Il materially improved
Ms s,Assn-
% SIRE to give ne |. cal vhsa in need
SneeltzrA izpleoe1ts-
Nv GrEgEE.
3. Iss hood q tbs source q bsslfh. Keep
prs - akius Hoods Ssrn.pErilA. Which
PeeslAf = ia czrztire power.
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THE CELEBRATED
Ia Relic Wa1Nn.

Ian agent for this wagon and in receipt
OF cor load Of them which offer at low
prices and on good terms. VIZ. GIEsES.
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A Romantic Wedding.

On Tuesday morning there was we'd
ding of parties who met for the first time.
The names of the contracting parties were
Mr.. I. z. Parr, ON elderly widower, and
Mrs. Williams, a widow considerably more
youthful, of Fort Worth. Through mu-
tual friend they had been put in cores
pondence, and he met her by appointment
as stated. The interview must have. been
satisfactory, for the gentleman soon went in
search of minister. Failing to find Mr..
Scott. Mr.. Armstrong oficiated. The
wedding took place at Mrs. Souter's and
the pair went on their way rejoicing.
We would again invite attention to the
advertisement entitled ''20 Good Books
Free" 1t is grand offer to new or re-
newing subscribers, and comes from re-
liable source. Send all orders TO the FREE
Press
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1889-01-31

At Steele Il Joyce's you will find the
incest limo Of Canned Fruits. Pickles, Jellies
etc., In the town.
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ps,sons not subscribers who may atty
H., zine receive copies of the FREE
\Pnsss, will please understand ina. tney\
fave sent simply as samples, in the hope j
\thst the parties addressed may IKE ~
we'll enough to favor us with their suoser'p
lions.
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Beams and Peas, best varieties, selected
With view 10 their sdsptability to this
soil and climate. In bulk, aud conseqent-
" cheaper than paper seed, at
RArNoLDe d DANIELS.
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Weir
WALKER
AVERY
Garden SEED Sold.

Also the "Ltsn" Corn Planter 10 attach
" tsrning o. other piovs.
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!; no1v.L OF PASSENGER TRAINS.

.npIyIL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
~s,,.s PASS SAN MARCOS As FOLLOWS
7. a. q. NJ
hail. uhL.
,.;,, North; 6:02 A. N. and 6:05 p. NJ.
So south $50 A. n. and $40 p. M.
~. X az Z.
Coca. Eddy and H. c. Cross receivers.
,.cxuAsr BRANCH: Z. .. II. DIVISION.
80. "A, Marcos 1880 A. n. and $40 r. NJ.
.I,ss :" 7;50 A. n. and $40 p. N.
@. COLLINS, Agent.
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u.s.. Steele has engaged the services OF
Mr.. Keylich, late of Kyle, an experienced
practical timer,
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The boarding house and restaurant of
Ars. Taylor L. ono Of the most popular es-
hhishmeuts Of the kind 70 be found any
where. She understands her business thor
oughly. There 10 no discount on the fare.
While hes rstes sre very reasonable.
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See our Clubbing list. We are almost
daily making people happy through their
acceptance of some of our liberal clubbing
offers.
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Cor0nal Institute Headquarters
On the south side, is the place to call and
settle your tuition accounts. jn10
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Steele Il Joyce are constantly increasing
their stock Of groceries. Now lot OF -four,
sugar. coffee. lard and all staples just in.
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,,..uuch % many persons desire to send
..;es abroad, and by way OF encourage
0o lnt so to do. we offer two copies of the
mon s pnrss AT o.. 50--cash in advance.
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ONION SETS >
Three varieties, at
RAYNoLDs IL DANIELS.
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