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St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-24

N, O. Times. Democrat A studied
ard somewhat ingenious effort is being
made in certain quarters to create the
impression that the record of the pro-
ceedipQs of the Louisiana State Senate
at the session of 1890 was falsified in
tha interest of House bill No. ga
known az the Morris Revenue Amend
ment. This is all pure fiction. The
charge contains no element OF truth
nor the semblance of any. The Senate
journal was corrected by the antl-lOt-
terry Secretary of that body. because his
oath required him to make bis record
conform to the facts. The rules of the
Senate held the Secretary responsible
for the accuracy of the journal, and,
Anti though he was, he performed his
duty. This is the matter in a nutshell
Alexandria Times The Baton Rouge
Advocate finds fault with President
Adams for the statement in an official
address that the farmers of Louisiana
are menials, paupers and slaves; sub
jectS OF the oppress0r's wrong aud the
proud mans contumely."
Mr.. Adams does put it a little strong,
more especially as every man whose
opinion is worth anything, recognizes
the farmers as far and away the most
respectable as well as useful class of
our citizens. None but fool would
think OF treating him with "contu-
mely." Possibly the Alliance president
permitted the excitement of author
ship to get away with him, and used the
language quoted to more artisticully
round off period.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-24

s-y The St.8Landry Homestead and
J. oan Association has opened series &
Call and take stock.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-24
Small Industries.


New Iberia Enterprise: New Iberia's
small manufacturing industries are the
substantial basis of its prosperity, and
we are always pleased to note their de-
velopment. One branch, particularly,
which we observe, is bui lding up grad
ually, is the cal rage and wagon facto-
ries. Mr.. A. NJ. Bernard, who makes a
speciality of large plantation carts and
light wagons, informs us that he has
turned out this year seventy carts and q
number of small Wagons. Messrs. Patin
Bros. and Mr.. j. Jacquemoud, whose
specially are carriages and all styles OF
peddling wagons, are also increasing
their business and our home people are
getting to appreciate the superiority of
the work of these local factories over
that of the light and flimsy concerns
placed upon the market from outside
concerns.
Commenting upon the above, the
Alexandria Times aptly says:
AS has been said many times before,
and which is self-eyident propo
the most substantial basis of prosperity
for any town or city is its manufacturing
industries. 1t is something which lines
OF railroad, however detrimental to its
commercial interests, cannot take away.
The laborers employed in them-aptly
termed the tin-bucket brigade-constl-
tute a permanent population and are
drawing money to place, whereas,
without these industries it would he
drained Off to other sections. Even a
small factory is of more benefit to a
town than fifty merchants, necessary as
these latter are in pushing forward the
car OF commerce.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-24

---eEZSssz. Proceedings of political meet.
:S ings, obituary notices, cards OF
80 thanks, etc, will be published as
alverrIsements and must be paid for. Parties
Interested will please bear this III mind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-28
The Cause of Campbel's Defeat.

CHESTER, FLA, Dec. 26.--Editor NORM
ing Ne1Os: When designing armies are seek
ing positions most favorable to success, it is
not always the officers, but some quiet sen-
tinel that sees their secret approaches and
sounds the alarm that danger is imminent,
thereby saving the army from surprise
and defeat. So it is with great political
organizations. 1t is not always the leaders
that see the evil that confronts party, but
some lowly follower may foresee and fore
tell where danger lies; that its avoidance
may carry party safely through great
political contest We are remindful that
many republican leaders are able, watchful,
shrewd and intrlguingi that they hold
power, Notwithstanding their many mis-
deeds and wrong doings, advocating meas
ures, which while favorable to the money
power, are correspoDdingly detrimental to
the interest of the poor and less favored
that comprise large majority
of the people of the American re-
public. 1t Is very obvious 10 many
observers of passing political events that it
eastern democrats to withhold any silver
legislation until the next fall elections,
when the currency will be discussed with
their usual eagerness, keeping it promi~
nently to the front. A true parity Of silver
and gold dollars, one the intrinsic value of
the other, here and everywhere, is the de-
sired legislation Of the people viii the
advocacy of free and unlimited coinage of
silver bullion, native and foreign, into
American dollars under our present system
of coinage accomplish the desired resultl
Should we not heed the warning recently
heralded from the populous state Of Ohio,
where her most gifted stump orator was de-
feated by an immense majority that he
should have received? No tariff reform, as
Maj. Mckinley would make people believe,
nor was it the alliance vote. neither was it
the advocacy of the force bill that caused
Cempbell's defeat @. HARDEE.
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WITH AN EYE TO TIE FUTURE.
Souvenirs That 6 Young Womsn Likes
TO Receive and to Keep.
H.. IL. 80, ILL.,.


TO Receive and to Keep.
From fhe Chicago Tribune.
A Chicago young woman has a unique
and extensive collection OF souvenirs pre-
sented her by her male friends. Ordinari-
ly women make a mistake in collecting SOU
venirs, simply because they do not collect
the proper things. 1t may be asserted that
no young man likes young
woman any better because she
displays bracelet on which are banglas
given her by half hundred former lovers
Neither do young men feel any more kindly
toward young woman because she can
display large collection Of mems photo
graphs. The young woman who boasts of
having innumerable locks Of hair given her
by Tom, Dick and Harry should not feel
surprised il the calls of her male friends
become fewer and farther between.
Men as a rule object TO being put ION the
list.h They do not care to add lust one
more photograph to the collection or ans
other bangle to the bracelet. Something
seems TO say next to them just as BARRIERS
do to men awaiting their turn TO be shaved
But tho collection Of souvenirs and memen-
tos being made by the young women re-
ferred 70 is such that the usual objections
strongly In her case. Her souvenirs
are not bangles. nor photographs,
nor locks of hair, nor neck ties, nor any-
thing of the sort, but they are oigars.
Every young man who calls on her is re-
quested TO leave cigar as q memento OF his
visit. Every man who wishes to give her q
souvenir commemorative of any incident,
time or place is told that a cigar is all that
will answer the purpose, and the young
woman insists that it be good cigar. She
already has large number Of such keep
sskes. careful wrapped in tinfoil, and at
tached to each label telling why, where,
when and from whom received.
The young woman asserts that on the dny
she weds she will give each and every one
of these souvenirs to her husband to be
smoked by him. In this way, she says, she
hopes to avoid the petty jeslousies which
usually result from the receiving and re-
tanning of souvenirs. She reasons that so
long as her husband con smoke ut the ex-
pense of the young men who have
previously shared her society he will be
good -natured about 1t and consider that he
is getting the best Of the bargain. But if
the to-be-defeated rival learns of the ar
rangement he may assist the young lady IN
supplying her future husband with stock
of vile cigars the smoking Of which will in
q great measure lessen the feeling of tri-
umph which the victor is supposed to enter
tain toward the vnnquished.
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a FARMERS BATTLE WITH HAWK
1t Tore Out One of the Mans Eyes Be-
fore he succeeded in Killing 1t.
From the 81. Louis Republic.


From the 81. Louis Republic.
James Martin, q farmer living q mile
north of North Lynne. Conn.,, recently
had a fight with fish hawk that
will result probably in the loss Of
the sight Of one Of the farmers eyes. Mr..
Martin is breeder of fancy pigs. During
the last two weeks Mr. Martin has missed
several pigs from one of the litters. He
coons or the foxes, and he set steel traps and
stone falls, but his pigs continued to disap-
pear. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Martin was
going to the barn TO yoke up oxen prepare
tory to work in the woods. He had lust
turned the corner of the barn when he heard
pig squeaL He saw an immense hawk
with it's talons sunk in the back of q strug-
Cling young porke-.
Martin ran into the barn, seized pitch
fork and started for the hawk. The bird
showed no intention Of abandoning its prey.
When the farmer came near enough he
struck the bird a sharp blow on the back
1t then few at the mau's face so viciously
that he was hardly able to protect himself
with his arms, and it was almost impossible
for him to strike the bird with the fork
handle. Twice the hawk knocked the
farmer down with fierce rushes. The mans
hands ard arms were fearfully lacerated
and blood flowed profusely.
The bird had the best of the fight. It
made dash, more vicious than before, at
the farmers head. It's aim was good, for
Its talons sunk into the flesh Of the mans
face. and the next instant one eye was torn
nearly from its socket. Frenzied with pain,
the farmer made blind iupge at the bird
with the fork aud the tines passed through
its breast, and in few moments it was
dead.
The hawk, from tip to tip, measured
nearly feet and it weighed 90 pounds. 1t
had every appearance of being a very old
bird, and it was undoubtedly the thief that
had taken Martin's pigs.
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Yeast-Does your wife cook wellS
Crimsonbeak-I never tried to cook her.
The furthest ever went with her was TO
get her into q Stew Yonkers Statesman.
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FALK CLOTHING co.

IL is late in the season and the
weather has been so mild tho
chances are you have not used
an Overcoat yet. but this cold
snap makes it essential to be
warmly clad IL you want to
avoid the grip, which is becom-
ing so prevalent. A few dollars
invested In an Overcoat will be-
much cheaper and satisfactory
than paying doctors bills.
II you intend buying an Over
coat and want the largest return
for your money, you should see
our stock.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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OFFICE COUNTY ENGINEER,
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. IS 1891 (
GEALED BIDS are solicited for constructing
- an iron bridge fifty (50) feet long by eighteen
usl feet wide, on brick abutments To be-
erected at Pipe Maker creek, on the Augusta
road, live niles from Savannah Plans and
specifications can be seem at this Office Bids
must be handed to John r. Dillon, clerk Board
of County Commissioners. on or before Jan. 1st,
1892. Right reserved to reject all bids.
EDWARD J. THOMAS,
County Engineer.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, rs Words or more, in
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each Insertion
Everybody who has any want 10 supply, any
thing to buy or sell, any business or acoommo-
datons TO secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column.
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Canned Goods Hosiery,
Furniture, Etc.
]. H. OPPENREIM & SON.
AaCtiOneeTS,
WIN sell at II O'Clock THIS MORNING, at I5s
Bryan street,

Cases MILK, LOBST ERS, PEACHES and
TOMATOES, barrel MACKEREl, CIGARS.
TOBACCO, COFFEE, TOILET SOAP.
HOSIERY. FEATHER BED aud PILLOWS,
NJ. I. SlDEBOARDS, N. T. TABLES. WASH
STANDS, BUREAUS, PARLOR SET, BED
STEADS, BED SPREADS, RED SPRINGS.
CHAIRS and large lot of SUNDRIES.
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Filed in office Dec. z, 1891.
JAMES K p. CARR. Clk. s. @. @. q

GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY-Noticei is here.
VI by given that have made application to
the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham County for
an order to sell all che real property and one
share OF the Chatham Real Estate and Improve
ment Company, belonging to the estate OF
ROSA WOODRUFF deceased. for the payment
OF debts and distribution, and that said order
will be granted at the JANUARY TERM 1892
Of said court, unless objections are filed.
JORDAN +. BROOKS.
Administrator Estate Of Rosa Woodruff, De-
ceased.
DECEMBER 5. 1891.
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~ EoRGIA, CHATHAM CouETY-MARY KRUsE
VI has applied to Court of Ordinary
for twelve months support and maintenance for
herself and minor child out Of the estate of
PATRICK MoGO WAN. deceased. Appraisers
have made their returns allowing same.
These are, therefore. to cite all whom IL may
concern to appear before said court to mako
objection on or before FIRST MONDAY IN
JANUARY NEXT, otherwise same Will be
granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham County. December 8,
1891.
FRANK E. KEILBACH,
CarI- q q ~
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BOARDISS.

NOOD BOARD can be had, corner Lincoln
~ and Harris, convenient TO Gulf depot.
ROARDERS WANTED-A few Jewish gen.
- tlemen can be accommodated with good
board and nicely furnished rooms IN a private
family. Location near business part OF the
city; Terms reasonable. Address HOME COM
FORT, this Office.
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GOLOMoN SCOTT vs. MARGARET SCOTT,
~ libel for total divorce in Chatham Superior
Court, December term, 189i.-To MARGARET
SCOTT. 40S Wood street, Jacksonville, Fla:
You aro hereby commanded 20 be and appsar at
County. State OF Georgia, TO be- holden ia March,
1899, TO wit: on the FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH, 1892, then and there to answer the
libelant In her libel for a total divorce. As ia
default of such appearance the court will pro-
coed as to Justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable RoBERr FAILIGANT.
Judge Of said court, this day of december, 1891.
JAhES X. p. CARR, elk. s. @. O. c.
W. W. OSBORNE, Libelant's Attorney.
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MEDICAL

At indicates trace of rain or snow.
Z. II. SMYTa. Observer. Weather Bureau
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LEGAL NOTICES.


WILLIAM II. HARRISON, executor Of MARY
w g. HARRISON. deceased, plaintiff, vs.
WALLACE S. JONES. trustee under the mar
riage settlement OF SARAH EENWfCK JONES
aud ROBERT HALLOwELL GARDINER, and
as executor of GEORGE n. JONES and
ROBERT HALLOwELL GARDINER, aud
GEORGE HENRY RICHARDS. executors Of
ROBERT HALLOWELL G GARDINER, deceased,
defendants. In the superior court OF Chatham
county Georgia: Petition for the Distribution
OF the trust estate created by the marriage.
settlement between SARAH FENWICK JONES
and ROBERT HALLOWELL GARDINER
among the remaindermen or benefclaries OF
the said trust estate aud for construction Of the
said marriage settlement. Filed 20 the Decem-
Der term 1891, of said court. To the defendants,
ROBERT HAI4LOWhLL GARDINER and
GEORGE henry RICHARDS, executors OF
the will Of ROBERT HALLOWEI.L GARDT-'
NER, deceased: You are hereby notified and
Commanded TO be and appear at the next term:
To wit, the March term, 1899, of the superior
court OF Chatham county, Georgia, TO be- held
on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH NEXT,
TO answer to the petition in the above stated
cause,
Witness the Honorable RonERr FAL1IeAar,
Judge Of said superior court, this twelfth day Of
December, A. D., 1891.
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=
don street.
TOR SALE, In ST. Augustine. Fla, a business
Il that paid over 900 last year. Come hero
aud examine Il. and II not exactly as repre-
scented | VIII refund your railroad fare and hotel
bills splendid chance for a man and wife 20
maze money. flrstclass reasons given for
selling. Address X. J. RITCEIE, ST. Angus
tine, Fla.
II oRSE. five years old, spring wagon and
harness for sale cheap. f. WILSON,
Jefferson and Wayne streets.
TOR SALE. extension table, refrigerator
and hall lamp, also share OF Franklin
STOCK and one OF Citizens bank. cheap for cash.
Apply AZ once, IL Howard street.
FOR SALE. a surplus stock of ChampsEnes,
Old dadeiras. Ports. Sherries. California
Wines, all kinds Of Cordials NJ. LAWNS Es-
IAIE, 30 Bay street. Telephone $50.
GOAT HARNESS, sc 50; buggy harness, Eve
~ dollars; horse blankets 75c Everything
Cheap, at NEIDLINGER & RABUN.
sTRAYED.
STRAYED or stolen. A liberal reward will be
~ paid for the recovery OF my bay mare
whch strayed from Pooler on the 18th inot. She
is OF medium size, has black fetlocks and white
spots under the saddle. REV. W. R. McCON-
LOST.
OST. white silk handkerchief marked II. a.
!. - .,,I Finder viii BE- rewarded by leaving same
al IHEO. 9ROOFs GROCERY STORE. West
Broad and Jones streets
-=-----.s.---=--=.---------- -
BoAkDiS9.
GOOD BOARD can be had, corner Lincoln
" and Harris, convenient TO Gulf depot.
RoARDERs wANTED-A few Jewish gen
- tlemen can be accommodated with GOOD
board and nicely furnished rooms IN a private
FAMILY. Location near business part OF the
city; Terms reasonable. Address HOME COM
FOitI, this Office.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DHOTOGRAPHY. prices reduced: two dollars
pays for one dozen cabinet photographs,
j. y. WILSON. 81 Bull street.
WE are headquarters for imported and do.
w nestle Wines and Liquors, we make that
our speciality. Our experience prestige and
stocks give us Incompatible advantages NJ
street.
CANARY BIRDS aud cages, squirrel and
~ parrot cages, bird medicine CUTIE nests
and nesting, fish food at GARDENERS.
vt COOKING BACKWARD'' Is not TO be com
IL pared with looking downward at the
low prices at the OLD CURIOSITY, I72&
Broughton street.
y ENORE you buy SCH properly consult
- ROBERT ii. TATEM. Real Eltase DeGler
and Auctionoer.
90 TO GARDENERS for an orange, snake
~ wood, acacia weichsel, ebony or old reliable
hickory walking cane genuine alligator pocket
books, purses, writing tablets and saches.
PHOTOGRAPHY, prices reduced two dollars
pays for one dozen cabinet photographs.
j. N. WILSON, 81 Bull street.
LIOWER6-A fresh supply &C StrongE drug
a store daily. Floral designs at short notice.
GEORGE WAGNER, telephone 49a.
NE are fully equipped TO Ill all orders for
w wines, liquors, cordals, etc, at either OF
our stores 80 Bay street. telephone $40, or at IS
East Broad street. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
CARRIAnTS pTrC.CTre MR.,
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE or rent desirable new dwelling.
a. Gordon street; a bargain. Apply n Cor
don street
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sTRAYED.

STRAYED or stolen liberal reward will DO
~ paid for the recovery OF my bay mare
which strayed from Pooler on the 10Th inet. She
Is OF medium size has black fetlocks and white
spots under the saddle. REV. W. r. McCON.
NELL
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

FRANK E. KEILBACH,
Clerk @. o. G. q.
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PERSONAL.

GIANT wait until Christmas eve TO order
~ wines and liquors for the holidays. Your
orders Will receive prompt and careful atten-
ton M. LAWNS ESTATE, so Bay street. Is
East Broad
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PHOTOGRAPHY, prices reduced: two dollars
4 pays for one dozen cabinet photographs.
j. n. WILSON 81 Bull street
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Edison came back from one of his trips
and told Scott that one OF the banks In
Elmira could be assaulted successfully II
his directions were followed, and he said
that this bank usually had large amount
of cash III its vaults. he said that 1t might
take at least six months to get into the
vaults, and he did not believe that 1t could
be done by any attack npon the LOCKS, De-
cause this could not be attempted without
exposure. Edison made diagram of the
wants. spending several weeks in taking
measurements and studying its weak points,
and with this diagram, the only thing to
guide them, the gang began the siege.
They hired a small cottage in the suburbs
os Eln1ira. engaged a woman 60 keep house
for thom, representing to her that tney
were employed on the railroad at night ana
would therefore be obliged 20 sleep during
the day. Over the offices or the Einlra
hank there was a lodge room or hall, and
Il was an easy matter to get skeleton Key
which would open the door.
With Edson's charts and diagrams they
located the vault underneath. 1t was
massive vault of stone. 1t took them sew
ar . weeks TO take up the flooring SO that it
Gould he mt back again without any indI-
cation of its having been disturbed. Their
natiance in this work was marvellous. Az
last thew reached the stone ceiling Oh the
vault and then they worked with utmost
800 Sigoinp the mortar ous OF the crew
ICES single speck of mortar upon the
floor of the lodge room might have created
suspicion. .ho r,o--
tar removed. They could only work from
midnight until about o'clock 10 the morn
inc. The most difficult task was the re-
,neval Of one Of the stones in the ceiling,
for they had not only to remove H. Dus 70
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,

WANTED, merchants to try the benefits OF
w advertising in the Zone cent word"
columns Of the MORNING News. 1t will certainly
pay.
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LNOR RENT two rooms in suite or single;
H south front; gas, bath. Address A. NJ,
News office.
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Tor SALE, IN ST. Augustine Fla. a business
Il that paid over : p 900 last year. Come here
aud examine IL, and II not exactly as repre-
scented Will refund your railroad fare and hotel
bills A splendid chance for a man and wife 20
maze money. First-class reasons given for
selling. Address X. J. RITCEIE, So. Angus
tine, Fla.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TURNER'S HALL for rent for meetings. con
l. certs amusements etc, Recently refltted
and placed In firstclass condition Apply tc
JOHN WOHANKA, l73 Congress street.
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TOR SALE, barber shop outfit. Apply at 90
Il Broughton street
DINE WOOD 81 per cord, Oak Wood IS per
i cord, delivered. at McDON0UGH & co. IS
Lumber Yard. Telephone 119.
nor SALE. the largest and best assorted
Il stock OF White Pine SASH Doors Blinds,
holdings, etc, ETC., in the south Also all
standard brands Of Pure White Leads colors
dry and in all Mixed Paints, Varnishes etc
Mi supplies. Builders hardware is my
speciality. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direct inn
portations of Rosendale and Portland Cement
Sewer, Culvert and Flue Pipe all Sizes bends,
traps, rs, etc. Call or write for my prices, and
get estimates before buying. ANDREW HAN
LEY.
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LNOR RENT, room suitable Tor a secret So
II ciety or lodge room. Apply to JOHN WO-
HANKA, 173 Congress street.
INOR RENT. the cheap columns OF the Morn
II ING NEWS at lone cont a word" for each In
sertion; an excellent mode OF advertising.
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MIsCRLLANRouS-

CANARY BIRDS and cages, squirrel and
~ parrot cages bird medicine, cutie, nests
and nesting, fish food at GARDENERS.
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u EFORE you buy or SCH properly consult
~ ROBERT II. TATEM. Real Enase DeGler
and Auctioneer.