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Sharp County record., 1891-07-23
Try sLAck:paAUenr tea for Dy,pep,i,.

1T is limited that the "Hookrum
Clique" will hold its first annual ses.
sion next Saturday night.
Rev. Southworth, NJ. B. COger
and wife and Carroll Shaver attend
ed conference at New5urg last week
and report an interesting time.
SHERIFF Hutchison SAYS that
Tom Stevenson of Big Greek is de-
ranged on the subject of religion,
and that it will be necessary to have
him confined.
"a WINE OF cAsovI, Tonic for Women.
--Milt Stokes escorted Judge Nc.
Caleb to Memphis and back last
week. Twas the first visit his
honor had made to city, but Milt
says he did Every we'll"
Misses Lizzie and Ella Shaver will
leave tomorrow for their home at
Bonham, Texas, after spending a
most pleasant visit here among their
many friends and relatives.
The handsome proprietor of the
Gem Hotel, John Estes, has been
unusually "cordial" to some of his
friends this week. The article is
supposed to be made of "spiked"
blackberries.
That boss house and sign paint
er, JAS. &. Anderson, just from
Oxford, is in town. He has been
painting the residence of w. H.
Price this week. The band stand
will catch it next.
"A small boy of Fayette May.
berry living few miles northwest
Of town, accidentally shot himself
while playing with pistol Tuesday
morning. The bullet entered bis
hand, then his stomach, ranging up
ward and coming out between the
shoulders near the spine. DR.. Craig
is attending the little sufferer, and
says the wound is not necessarily
fatal.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-23
ABOUT TOWN.

Pink Hamilton: "Another rcd
headed democrat at my house. lie
arrived last Monday"
Sharp County record., 1891-07-23
Trustees Sale Of Land,

NOTICE Is hereby given that in pursuance or
the terms OF certain deed OF trust executed
:, on lhe I'm day of March, lSSO, by James ii
Allen, winch Is now duly recorded with ihc no.
ord BOOK III, pages $50 aud lGO, In Inc on,co ol
tue recorder Tor the county of Sharp, will on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH 1891,
a. the front door of The house In which the cir.
cull court OF sharp county WIS ,nsl held, In Tho
Town OF Evening Shade, 0npr for tnlr lor ensb M
lanl 70 the highest bidder, tho following de-,
hglhp4 Tract OF land situate Ia The oounly or
sharp IN the state Of Arkansus, 10 viii ihs uu'
divided hall Interest of the north hall of iho
or,n nosihWvst quarter OF section 81, township il
less ''o'' VI
u, ELISHA BANTER, rrls,rr,
'l'' ANA successor Of j, II MprIWplhcr,
Sharp County record., 1891-07-23

Mrs. Lou More has been sick for
several days, but is now improving.
NJ. G. Wainwright is yet confn>
ed to his room. His ailment is flux.
Mrs. Henderson is still unable to
be up. Has bad case of shingles.
DIR. Cox was down from Ash
Flat yesterday hand shaking on our
streets.
Sharp County record., 1891-07-23

asEl...,. WINE OF cARpvl for female diseases
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

An immense crowd was gathered at the
depos to welcome the President and party
vho arrived at Donver, Col. this morning
and big reception was given them.
Extensive shipments OF Prince Edward
IsIanl potatoes are bslng made to The
United States vic tina port of s.. Jobp. The
international line OF steamers to Boston
have more than they osn carry.
Forest 6tss are spriDgtog up in many
parts Of Nav Brunswick and great destruo-
tlon il feared upless heavy rains set in az
once. Two dwelling houses and several
barns at Dover have been burned By the free.
For the lass three dass the fatm:rs OF the
Mount P como, Pa, vicinity. have bsen out
day and night flirting severe forest fire.
Over 5000 acres OF woodland has hsen
burned over and the entire region is filed
with smoke.
The rseideoce, etahls -: ouiDu;idings Of
Mrs. Joseph e. Earls.a, !5cw OF tx Con-
gresham Bur!aiso, .. : "a :. ~ica. N.
e., were burned e.s;J t4s Nag. Tue
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occupants escaped in their sleeping clo,h.,
leaving everything behind. The ops 10 =.
TINA ed at 5000 The Il e Is supposed ;.
be OF inoendisry origin.
Ricardo Trumbuli' a member of the Gillian
Congress and partisan of the Insurgents. n,,,~
WAS arrested in San Frsnci,co lsst night hv -
United States marsh 81 for violating the
laws in connection with the shpm Of ~
and munitions of w r on the schooner Po,o..
Minnie, and on the steamer Itasa. II, b,fl :.
x,d at $15, 900, and he WAS released with IN,
D. and Adolph spreckels as anreti,s
A FIRE broke out this Iaorrirg in tn. 10 ..,.-
dat house on Eish avenue New YORK in.ro 80.
of paint store owned by a. J. E.l!y x e, :.
which the flames spread. The fire was subj,
with loss to the six families in the H.; b,r..
and to the Building $4,000. The paint ,,o.'
people lose about SIS, 600. The fire Was c,,,,t
by the upsetting OF sn oil stove.
Tho national convention OF the C.ts,,.
knights Of America convened in lhilale,b,.
this morning Prior TO tie mseting the iee,,,,.
attended the celebration OF pontiica high m,,.
at St. Johns Church. Archb shop Franei, J,r.,
sens, of New Orleans, was. the ceebrsnt, sntA,cL
bishop Rsau preached the sermon.
The steamer Joppa which arrived at B.timo,.
to-day reports taking off the crew of the schoop..
William Henry, belonging to Henry BIZ. t5e,.
which had sprung leak and WAS sinking off ii.
mouth of the Choptsnk river last night
The supe1csrgo ff the schooner R5bs,t
Minnie, Capt. oFarrell and the fire seamcu q,
board the craft, together with pilot Dill were ve..
.erday charged with violstion OF the neutrsli,v
laws and bail fixed at 900 each
During heavy thunder storm last night. 6y.
horses on he farm OF Mslvcrnc Jones ST Ele
Landing, Md, while seeking shelter under = TIA
in field, were struck By lightning sod instantly
killed.
Capt. verney. member OF tho british psri,.
ment, now in jsil for conspiracy to procure
young governess for immoral purposes, was e.
PEELED from parliament to day.
Secretary aine, sitter 3 comfortable nigh. in
New York, was resting quietly this morning He
will probably return to va ,hiagton on welaes
day or Thursday.
EI-Presidont Cleveland shock lands with oms.
where between ] eco AID 1000 people at tho re-.
cep:ion rendered him in tho Mayors ,fiico in Blf
fslo to-day.
Reports from all over tho State shog the con.
dition OF winter wheat in Illinois to be m 70 p;o.
missing than at this date Of any year since 1850
Ex-County Treasurer Sever scrley, of Chippevs
Falls Wis hss n1raded puIitv IN on, hazz IN. : n
900 of the county's fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

As THE dsys grow loocer 1t is hecornir
more sud more apparent that the duty On
tinplate was imposed, not to promote the
establishment of tin works In this country,
bscauss 10 available and profitable tin ore
has yet been discovered here, but solely and
entirely to increase the sale Of, and, conse-
quently, the proats en-, the products OF the
protected galvanized sheet lion manufac-
tarers, which products they cffer es cub
s.itute fog tin plate. That such was the
oblact OF The tin tariff YVES stated, ct tbs
time that tariff vas imposed, by the oppo-
neuts thereof, and tlme hes only corroborst-
ed toe truth OF tLeir statements. To unso-
ph;st!csted people the gullibiiity of Ameri-
cans is Amazing.
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White Cans.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., May 12.-As tho result
OF the receut white cap sensation near Ducktowp,
Tenn, young bride, who was whipped by women
white caps, has since died after terrible torture.
Taree men VIII, were fred on, will die from their
wounds. Editor Craig Mics, OF the Dncktovn
Reporter was called on by three armed men and
ordered to leave on account Of his published YER
sion OF the affLir; he seizsd his gun and held tho
fo.t. the wonea who did the whipping are un-
der arrest, bot their friends say thoy shall never
go to Jail, aud a fight is i'm ninent between the
N ID and the officers. The outcome will be more
murder as the Inhabitants OF the section are q
tough lot and drunk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

ACCORDING TO the latest reports on the
subj aot, obsugs has come over The spirit OF
Governor Mex nney's dEssma In respect Of
the new proposition fer settle ment OF the
State debt. L s pow reported that he will
not only listen to the proposition and to the
explanation OF its terms, but that he will
convena he dsh. commission for that came
purpose, and that he wlll not even demand
the req lirsd deposit CT mil ion dollars So a
prerequisite condition for the confederation
of The proposed settlement. Il Is sincerely
hoped that the reports referred to may prove
correct, aud also thst the commission may
approve the terms and recommend them for
adoption.
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Slgg55zs zEf f.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON, May 1.-THE statement tnet
Italy has at present any intention to appeal
to the powers for Judgment on the New Of'
leans affair ls officially denied.
LISBON, May IAN explosion, supposed
to be the work of the republican party, took
place to day in the ministry OF the interior.
The explosion WAS caused by a dynamite
bomb, which caused tremendous report,
did considerable damage, and epread alarm
in many quarters.
BERLIN, May ia dispatch received
here from Kioto, Japan, announces that an
attempt was yesterday made upon the life
of the Czsrewitch, but that the imperial
traveller, though seriously wounded, is CON-
sidered to be in no danger of dying. The
heir to the Russian throne. who has
been travelling in India and China for some
tins past, was suddenly attacked by q
japanese armed with sharp sword. The
Japanese, before he could be oVerpowered,
succeeded 10 iufictiDg severe wounds upon
the Czarewitch who defended himself gal
lantly.
BRUSSELS, Msy I'm the Liege district
the strike is aba,iug and numbers OF the
men are returning to work.
MADRID. May u The total returns from
the elections for municipal councillors held
throughout Spain on Sunday last show that
1888 monarohists, S54 republicans, l69 In
dependents, 81 Car is.s, and socialists
we're chosen.
LONDON, May 12.-Idqulrles made this
morning at Mr.. Gsdstone's residence, show
that be is still feverlsh, but that otherwise
be is making progress towards recovery.
It Ia announced that the famous bsocarat
scandal case In which Sir William Gordon
Cummings and the Prince of Wales are In
terested, will come to trial on June L.
PARIS. May 12.-Pfof. Alexander Ell
muad Beoquerel, the wel-known French
physician and author, died to-day.
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Shot Down in Courch.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 12.-L. F. Burgess
shot and seriously, if not fatally, wounded Sam.
uei G.. W. Atwood, at Pleasant Valley Church
Sunday sfternoon. They were both members Of
the church. About two months ago Burgess's son
insulted Atwood's daughter. Hard feelings hsve
existed between the families, and the matter Was
brought up for adjustment in the church. When
the committee who had The matter in hand had
retired Burgess sni Atwood decided to fight
Marion Smith, By Interference, received stray
shot through the hand. The shooting occurred in
the church, which w IS filed with people. Burgess
eacan.d
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Lynched.

BALTIMORE, May 12.-Asbu,y Green, col
orsd, sentenced to 81 years in the peniten-
larry Yesterday, at Osntreviils. Md, for an
assault on Mrs. Howard To!son. Of Kent
Island Oh F4ordsry %, 1891. was taken
rom the jail at Osnsrevile by masked
body of men this morning shortly after
one O'Clock and hang to the lmo OF tree.
M excitement whatever attended the SEN
tencs, though large crowd was about the
c,nrt house all day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

a STRANGE Death The people of sykesvi'le,
in Carroll county, Nd, and the surrounding
country we're thrown into state OF excitement
on Sunday afternoon by the report that Mrs La
wins Blown, whose remains hed been taken to the
Presby terisn church near that place for inter-
mont, wss net dead 1t was said her d>ath WIS
case OF 81 pended amin ltion. The report proved
unfounded, as sitcr examination by two physicians
life was pronounced extinct. Mrs. Brown was
not buried on suudsy ss first inntended, however.
owing to the conviction of her husband that she
was not desh Her body WAS taken from the
church aud kept until yesterday afternoon, when
all doubt OF her desth was renewed, AID the body
hu ried.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12
The Debt Question

a dispatch from Richmond ssys the com
mi;tee named at CONVENTION st the Gov
ernor's Office some days ago TO Vis5 and
talk with the o cot oomniStse will not go
on that mission for soma tins. I1deed, the
qoas.ion OF this COMMITTEES going ct sill is
entirely dependent, it il ssid, ucou The re-
snt Of corrcencndence Bow goIrg on be-
tween the Governor snd The NsT York
committee. The former received & telegram
yesterday, but it's contents sre not Known.
Governor Mckinney does not think proper
to TAX about the debt fer publication. A
telegram teceiee. there from gentleman
ia New York closely associated with The
Ocott committee says the latter expects
Governor II; K DIZZY to Call the d4ht CON.
n:sa'cu together. Whst they waut il q
frauk conference eoout Tbat ACTION will
beat meet the situation and satisfy every
hoGg. A gentleman, whose association
With the Olcost copi nittee gives him orpor-
tpnisies for escertatniog whe. they expect
says: "Tbe bonds owned By The Sts:e end
by colleges. which are dedicated TO pobic
purposes in Viteinis, do not In reality coll
a,lue sn indehtedpess properly speaking
Tho debt Of ibe States consists cnly Of the
Gated to local pu po=es IL ebous Sc 500 coo
and the balance, which alone constitutes
q debt in tbs true sense of the word, con-
sists Of $40 800 OGO ccnsols, 1910, old bonds
aud paslers and the eccumnleted interest
thereon, amounting TO S7o00,000." Touch
ING the legislative requirement ttes s. 000.
600 mn5t be Deposited before The State debt
commission can receive sny proposals, the
sane authority ssys: THE statements In
the newspapers to The effect that Governor
Mckinney bad sucgaatsd that the commit
tee should denceit 81 600 600 in cash hss rot
received specal consideration because uo.t-
ing csn Da determined respecting such de-
posia until after thu commission meetp. II
the ccnmisslon should decide TO require
the deposit, then 1t must designate tie de-
pastory, and must also specify tee condi-
tons on which the deposit is to be usde."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

If ALL the nesross 10 Virginia do as those
of Henr;ca county have threatened to 90,
neither the Mshone nor the anti-Manone
wing Of tho republican party in this State
will amount to mach in any OF the counties
at the coming e;se;ions. The Henr!co ne
gross lave nominated county ticket, COM
posed entirely of members OF their own race,
In opposition to tue white one nominated by
their white manager, who, they say, take
no interest 10 them except at election times.
when striving to obtain Offices by their
united vote. aod they cali upon every negro
in the county to resin. what they term the
Insult fus upon them by the white ticket
nominated by their guardian white lesdere,
an say if they must go down, they will do
40 fighting for heir rights in the party With
which they have caat their lot. The negroes
supply all the effective republican strength
in the Sonth, bu. lheir white associates tnke
good care TO get 81 the elective offices at
.ainable 3y that strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

THE FACT that not halt ss many fish were
caught In the Potomac this year as il any
previous one, throws much doubt upon the
correctness OF the theories that the artificial
propagation of shsd aud herring and turn
ing them loose In the river, and that long
closed season in the upper waters OF the Pc
tomsc. are conducive to the increase of lis
stock of FISH. Facts are far more coav!D cling
than theories, 90 matter how plaueible the
latter may be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

No MATTER how questionsbe the Duke of
Mayihorongh's morals may be, that there Is
20 doub. OF his wisdom Is proved by the sd.
vice he gives to HE ooanttymsn 10 reepect
OF American investments. He tells them
that fer safety and proa ab!eness the lsnda
and mines of the South ara infinitely sape-
rior TO the railroads, hrewerIss and factories
OF the North. He pivse as reason for this
advice sp account Of what he observed On
his recent visit 10 The South, ard 10 prove
that ne himself Was conviGced BIZ it, he has
put come OF his more 10 sou hern Invest
ments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12
A Shocking Story

WICHITA, Ksp., May 12.-Johnuie Rem
ner, six years old, and his eight-yesr- old
s!st,r we're yesterday playing at "buryiDg,
and when hole had been dug. Johnnie sat
down In IT, and the girl piled up the earth
until it reached the boys chin and he was
lightly Embedded. At tbis junclure an old
SOW and her brood appeared, and savagely
attacked the girl and drove her away. The
SOW then turned on the unprotected head OF
the boy in the ground and sank her teeth
into the fsoe ssvsral times. Tne screams OF
tho children brought assistance, but by the
Tina the boy was taken from h!s position be
was dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12
Rattle Exnected

TIE fact no longer is concealed, even in
official naval circles Fiat the s9ft cruiser
Charleston is now eff in hot chase after tie
GILLIAN insurgenttranspcrs Late, which LETT
SAP Diego last We1ueed while On lei CT
rest and carrying of tas deputy Uoitet
States marshal The S.ate AMI Navy De-
nsrtments are spreading net aroucd the
Isae, and it il thought har Whcres boute
will be revealed before msny days. Ii ie
thought ut Washington the Charleston viii.
oversize or pass her, and the Ranger. the
San Ffanosco. the B4i.iucrs end the Perss-
cole ore to the south TO Intercept ber. A.,
San Ffaucaco i: is thought there my be a
fight il ihs Cbiiau c-niser E3meralia, sup.
posed to be lying of Caps Sac Lucs. Should
Interfere TO prevent tao capture Of the 1 alta
oy tie Charleston.
According to siV; cas- received C: the May
Department, another nsgal encounter has
teksn pace be aeen The CdiIisn aad insur.
gent asai f.rces. Chs B.lmac dan vs.sel
seems to hle9 gotten toe 7orse OF il, az she
put into Catiso Tor rsnars. IA soon as she
made koaEo her @5n'a the Peruvian su-
liberties verrs ha. to get oot Of the pert +,
ss they did not ptopcs9 to fornieh IN seYn
contrary to intest a icnal law. The Coi!isp
ief. AID Pe.u's neutrality wac sustained.
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ments.

So IT ssems chat Mr.. Pullman, of Pullman
Car fans, il the man who pays the expenses
of the Presidents swing srouud the circle.
That be csu well afford 80 do so there is not
q soirtilla Of donot, ou: wasther man oc-
cupying The seat tina. Washington. Jeffer
son and jackson flied can do so Is by no
means as certain. Why, rome OF the many
gifts the great g.ft taking President, Gener.
al Grauf, eyer accepted, exceeded the COS. of
tue trip referred to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12
ALEX a N DIR "A.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY II.

MISUNDERSTANDING THE decrease in the
D.ice Of slgar, caused By the removal OF the
cuty on that article, the increase In the
nrioe Of the other necessaries of life during
the lsst year, according to the New Y ORR
Post. has been fifteen per cent. In which
time. however, 30 far from there having
been an increase, there has been a decrease
IN the price of wages. Every dollar OF the
ou5v on sugar went directly into the Treas
nrv because the home product was not
sufticjeu. to eupply the demand, and with
foreign competition no trust could ba formed.
But with other articles it was d. ferent. The
tsriff on hem, by restricting their importa-
,;o., keeps money out CT the TREASURY, cut
nnts It into the pockets of the protected
manufacturers, who add the duty to the
price of their predicts. An increase OF h.
teen uer cent. in the cost CT living is mat
ter of little or 40 consequence to rich peo-
NE. Dat 1t is vastly different With 'Dose
wAo have to earn their meat and bread with
tired hands aud more Tired breius. However,
go the pro: ec!ed monopo'ists supply The
funds with which republican Presidents are
Il luabt, the high tariff will be maintained
uoti, the democrats shall have control Dot
oaly .i ore, but OF beth branches OF Coz
Grass. and of the Waite House also.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

THEsPAaIsa reciprocity treaty, which The
ea miaia.,stou has assumed to be proud
tarns out, like SO many other OF Mr.. B;aine's
schamss, to &c fake. Spain positively re-.
fused to make general or secret treaty,
aod merely consented TO convention for q
treaty OF its own terms, by which free entry
at the ports CT this country is provided for
articles already admitted By the old as we'll
ss the existing tariff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

SHOOK HIM LIKE A RAT.-The fiVe-yesr.old
son of Andrew McClemans, OF Range township,
Ohio, with his cousin attempted to enter the gate
of neighhor yesterday, when q vicious bulldog
seized the boy and began shsking him like rat.
Before assistance was at hand the dog literally
chewed the fl ssh eff the boy from the knees to the
hesd. The hey was fnslly rescu, d, aud will die.
The little compsnion OF the boy had her aim also
badly bitten by the infuristed canine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12
Accident at the Presidents Reception

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, May 12.-At
the rs,eptioa given to Pfesld ant Harrison
last night at the Aatlsrs Hotel, the Presi
dent had just foished his speech from the
bal,ony, when portion o. the porch bsow
With crash and precipltated about thirty
men into the area below, distance OF 8 feet.
All, however, were soon rescued and no
ons was found to be dsngeroualy rin.e1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

Court of that State, brings dlscredit upon
the judiciary Of the whole country, and tencs
to increase the prevailing disregard not only
for election. bat fer all other lava. Bat
when politics enter the window of the iad;-
ciagy. justice CO.'S out through the door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-12

THE FACT that the recent deposition OF
the fairly elected democratic Governor Of
Nebraska by q suap judgment rendered by
the republican msjorits of the Supreme
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DIED.

Ath;s hsmo, rear this city, on Monday, the
11sh Instant. WILLIAM ebay, in the Goth year
OF his age. The fune al will take place at three
o'clock tomorrow "Wednesday evening from
Roberts Chscel. Friends and acquaintance are
inYited t. Attend.
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The o. g. mn of Wa Omaha left San Pedro.
CAL, last evening fer the North.
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DRY GOODS.
v oodVard & LothroI
10th, 18th, and F SITS. n. W.
eBargai1as in Ladies Hand
EencRLefS.

|LC/ C|CteJ -
We have been fortunate ia pur-
chasing at 20 per cent. discount
from our manufacturer in Belfast,
207 dozen Ladies' White All-linen
Hemstitchei handkerchief, cover,
ing all qualities They are subject
to imperfec'ions, so slight as to be
unnoticeable. We offer these as
special bargains at the following
range of prices:
10, l23, Is, Is, %, % and 35c
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each.
WHITE GOODS DEP aRTMENT.

First floor, I'd annex
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All COZ snments and orders will receive my
personal attention. feb!9 d w&tw4m