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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-16
Murder aud Suicide.

VIM. Amacller, who killed Pat Malli-
ron last Friday night at West Side Park,
Mas hYille, was captured last tuesday
between Carttr's Creek and Santa re,
in this county, by cOnstables Grigsby
and Davis and Church. His nephew,
one Barnard, was with him. Tho con
stables covered the two with their guns,
and putting them i'm a wagon, carried
them to Carter's Creek. ON the way,
near Knob Creek, Amacker made sud
den move, and before his intentions
were OWNED had emptied half an ounce
of morphine down his throat. The poi
son had no effect on him until the sta
ton was reached, when he became
deathly sick. DIR. J. s. Hill was called
in and administered emetics and did all
that could have been done to save the
mans life. Detectives Turner and Nc
ConnelI, of Nashville, came out and
took him back to that city, where at 800
O'Clock the following morning he died.
His killing of young MallirUn is said 10
have been about woman, ana was "A
cowardly assassination. Malliron was
standing in his door, not suspect
ing danger, when from the darkness
the flash of a pistol was seen and he
fell dying man. Amacker Lad been
seen going to Malliron's house, ana was
met directly after the report of theipistoI
hurriedly coming from that direction
| The next morning he had left the city
and his flight strengthened the Suspi-
| cion against him, which led to his ares
and Self-deStructiOn.
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Thr ShnM is Coming.

The first and only big show that will
visit Columbia this season is i. h.
Burk's consolid ated shows. Gorgeous
spectacular production of Cinderella, or
the Crystal Slipper, mammoth museum,
royal Roman HIppodrOme, and Prof. E.
NJ. Burk's school of perfectly educated
Arabian Mexican horses in their won
derful military drill !, court scenes, etc.
This immense aggregation will pitch
their tents here for one day only, Wed
nesday, October q. Two performances
will be given. Doors open at ! and Z.
NJ Grand entree one hour later. Grand
and gorgeous free street, parade at Il
o'clock, noon. Ladies and children are
especially invited to attend the
matinee performance, thereby avoiding
the vast crowds at night. Everything
new and brilliant. Seats for 300. 1t
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McCoLM soIL PULVERIzER.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To the T-Oters Of the Citg Of Columbia;
In compliance with the Act OF the General
Assembly of the State of Tennessee, passeI
April 2, 1889, requiring the registration OF an
voters in cities, towns and civil districts
casting 500 votes or more in the Frestuehtlai
election of 1883, we, the Comlnlssiohe[S ~
the provisions of said act, have appointed
the following Registrars of voters I oT the
different wards, and said Registrars VIII AT
tend at the following places IN SAID WaIus I
register the voters for the coming munlclpal
FIRST WARD.-I4. w. Black, ]. \. Collier
SgCoND WARD.-R. H. Guest, ]. NJ. Greg
TuTRD WARD.-George d. Colquitt, James
lRushton-I.amar'S Store.
FOURTH WARD-JOhn L. wright, L. a
Goslin-Craig's Ware House. -,- -.
Sec D of said act provid that each regis
tr,tiOn under this act shall close at least lAO)
twenty DAVIS before the date of the election
! for which said regiSt IA ton is had, ana IhtI
upon the lD four Fridays ana Sat ii SIaS ;
/ fiun, being the date of closing registrar Ioil,
the Registrars shat :" nt thClr othces rom
| : o'clock A. NJ, Iosg O'Clock NJ, IOT inc pc
pose of registering voters AMI furnlshlhs 10
| voters SO registered certificates OF such reg
| iStration, AND 40 PERSON SHALl. % , - = o.,
! TITLED TO VOTE / Any DISTRICT, lpNN VI,
| CITY AFFECTED IsN THIS ACT VINO mas ho'
appeared in his own person before SihI iSCE I
iStrarS and been registered DN tlietn an
| furnished with a certi icate of rGgistrdtlon ON
! the days herein before provided
| The registration will commence ana con
! Time in the different wards on the days FOL
Friday, oct. ID Saturday Oct, Sd.
| friday, oct. 9Th, saturday, Oct. 10th.
Friday, Oct 18TH, Saturday, oct Hth.
Friday, oct 2id, saturday, OCT. z+I Ilo,,o,,,
! her nth, 1891, and the registration Will clos'
| Saturday, october 9th.
| The Registrars will please read said ac
aud fomilfurize themselves with their duties
l.. Z. PADGETr,
l.. F.. Polk,
\. NJ. HUGHES,
oct24t Commissioners.
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MARRIAGES.

w. IT. Hardison to Miss Haitian II.
II addison.
Z. Jones to Miss s. 1. Davis.
w. q. Porter To Mrs. Loula A. Jeter.
Charles Franklin to Mrs. MOllie Hal
stead.
], A, Timmons to Miss Josie Fly.
]. NJ. Afford to Miss Camilla Bond.
James II. Zuecarello to Miss Eds
Bennett.
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Or Snecial interest to Ladies.

Our line of dress goods if not the
largest is the prettiest in Columbia.
We invite your especial attention to
our Bedford Cords, with trimmings
especially selected to suit each pat
tern. 1t will cost you nothing to look
at them, aud we extend you a cordial
invitation to call.
octl6-3t. L. y. BELTS q 20
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DISTINGUISHED!

There are four hundred and ninety
seven polls for the year 1890 uncOl-
lected. Just think of it! 497 voters
of this city disfranchised on account
of not having paid their 1890 poll tax.
If you want to vote come forward and
pay at once. City Election Nov.
18th, 1891. Il. E LIPSCOMB,
Oct94t. Tax Collector.
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Always Fresh,
Srnnd OF Nashville.


The SYNOD of Nashville convened
in the lst Presbyterian Church, Tues
day evening, Oct, 18th at I O'Clock.
The opening sermon was delivered
bv the Rev. j. 4. Wallace of Bristol,
Tenn. After the sermon the Synod
proceeded to organize, 10y the election
of Rev. J. w. Bauchman of Chatta-
noopa. moderator and Rev. AleXan-
der Cowan temporary clerk. BY
resolution it was decided to adjourn
until Wednesday morning.
Wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock
the SYNOD was called to order by the
Moderator, and Rev. E. G. Trimble
conducted half hours devotional
exercises before proceeding TO the
business of the day.
Reports of permanent committees
were read, that of Foreign and Home
missions being especially Interesting
The reports show an encouraging con
dition Of the church i'll those depart
mentS.
Reports from select committees
were had, after which the Board OF
Directors of the S. ". Presbyterian
University submitted their report.
The report showed % in the theologi-
cal department, and 81 candidates
preparing for the ministry.
SYNOD passed a resolution to bring
this college more prominently before
the churches and insist upon larger
Presbyterian patronage. Rev. ); A
Wallace took the chair, and called fol
the regular order of the day.
lst-Cause of Education. Topic
The need of more parochlal and
Presbyterial schools in our Synods
passed over for the present.
I'd topic-"Plan of education lol
candidates for the ministry" DIS,
cussed by Rev. DR.. Waddell; Sound
education absolutely necessary IN tht
gospel ministry; prayer needed, pS
| both pastor and people, for the yount
preachers and also for the SCHOOL,
A tribute was paid to R,v. Mr.. Sykes
who was recently killed in II. IL
wreck on his way as missionary u
China. Further discussion on Thu
topic was suspended that the repor
of the Board of Education might D'
submitted. The Rev. DR.. Richardson
Sect'y of the Board submitted th'
report with serious emphasis, max
ing a strong appeal to the churche
to give literally of their substanc
in support of this very importan
cause.
ATTENDING SYNOD.
The following are mere ReHS' n
NJ. Kennedy, Frierson; &: h; Sulll
van, Spring Hill; w. H. Graves
Lynnville; w. J. FriersOD, CulleOka
G.. c.. Grove, Bethany; a. b; Bohan
non, Cornersville; ThOs. A. Hardison
Union City; J. ;. Frierson, Mt
Pleasant; CT 4. Caldwell, Bristol; J
Albert Wallace, Cold Spring; l.. Il
CLANCY, Bogersville; J. q. McFerrin
Morristown; J. G. COwan, johnson
City; J. w. Bachman, Chattanooga
w. a. Harrison, KnOxville; j.: A
Wallace, Cleveland; r. w. Wilson
,Soddy; 4. G. SnOddy, Goa Greek +
c. TrimbIe, Sweet Water; A. )
Crane, Shiloh; J. S. Arouthno'
Bethsalem; c. n. Blair, Cotta2
Church; L. Il. Brantiy, Tullahoma
G. II. Chandler; 5. H. Chester
Franklin; w. G. Clark, ShelbyvilIe
Alex Cowan, Madison; Robt. Gray
Stony Kirk; J. r. HerndOn, West
T MINISTER; G. r. Hyde, McNeilly; NJ
w Mfi,ard; J. w. Lupton, Clark
vilIe:J n Morrison; +. A. Ramsey
Murfreesboro l: Kos Sell oP p =
Creek; J. w. SUagg, Nashville; ". I
Thompson, Smyrna; E. r. Dung
Thompson Station.
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For ALnERMAN-THIE

FOR ALDERMAN-THIRD WARD.
WE are authorized to announce ID. LAZA'
w RUS rs IA candidate for reelection Il
the Office of Alderman from the Third Ward
ut he coming election.
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Notice.
COLUMBIA, TENN,
Citv Hall. October 9th, 1891.

CITY Hail, OcJODeT JUL IoJI'I
In Pursuance of a resolution passed
by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the CITY of Columbia, at its regular
meeting Oct. 9Th 1891, hereby notify
all holders of City of Columbia war
rants, issued prior to said date OF Oc-
tober 9th 1891, to present the same
for payment to A. J. Nichols, the
Treasurer of said city, on or before
the 18th day Of November 1891. The
city will decline to pay interest on
such warrants after said date il not
presented for payment by that time
Attest. H. L. HENDLEY, Mayor.
E. E. Erwin, Recorder.
natIR ~
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Grand Matinee for the Children.

The Managers Of y. X. Burk's great
transatlantic railroad shows, museum,
hippodrome, and school of educated
matinee, "Wednesday, October 81, and
ladies' and children are especially in
vitod. Every child attending will re-
ceive a beautiful present and AN invita-
ton to ride on one of the cute IltJIe
shetland Ponies. Doors open at ! r. NJ.
Grand entire at . o'clock. The full pro-
granme will he rendered. Tho dashinB
riders, thrilling ;crialists, graceful aero
bats, funny clowns, exciting hippo
drome races, trained horses, cunning
nonies. trick mules, etc. Ample seating
II,,nntt,r pnIiln mahnra In nlInnlHnCe. IL
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Premium Butter, Delivered ut Twenty
Five Cents.

Fresh Jersey butter, will be de-
Iivered daily at your house by our
milk wagon at % cents. This butter
will be nearly the same the year
round, as our dairy is b t little ef-
fected by hot or cold weather. Our
butter has taken two premiums al
the fair. CAFFEY & MOORE.
Columbia, Jersey Farm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-16

NOOO lOAN-Eo.
You can lave them II youget the genuine
ornle Vinegar made by Mr.. Iave Trousdale,
o thls county, at n. o. okENSoNs, II
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Funeral Notices.

It is a sad commentary upon
human nature, but II is nevertheless
rue, that is very expensive thlnB
TO die. For illustration some people
charge So for funeral notices, Wh az
this office furnishes them AT ~
Friend. who are intrusted with this
sarred service should remember these
facts and figures. u
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-16

sepJIo-I.
Miss Stella Leonhard has been
elected by the Board of Education to
the vacancy in the Public Schools
occasIoned by the registration of Miss
Eba Bennett, and Miss Fannie SIM
clair was CHOSEN to succeed Miss
Lombard.
Why depend on an uncertainty,
when you can get fresh butter, de-
livered daily at your house, at %
cents? CAFFEY 81 MOORE.
Columbia Jersey Farm.
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Broke His Arm.

Mr.. Lloyd Cecil, of LipscOmb, was
thrown from his horse last Monday
and had one of the bones of one of his
arms broken. He is a popular, pro
gressive and successful farmer, and
his friends over the county will regret
to hear of his misfortune.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-16

Give us your orders for your
family butter We deliver it daily,
fresh from tue dairy, printed, at %
cents? CAFFEY u MOORE,
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Alliance Meeting

The Maury County ALLAN ce will
meet in regular quarterly session in
the Courthouse at Columbia, on Sat
urday, October oath, 1891, at 10 O'Clock
AN. J, MILLER, Secretary.
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Millinery!

We have not been long about it,
but we have given it our very espe-
cial attention, and in the Millinery
business we are at the top. VIII ateVeI
you may want in a Millinery store,
you will find at
octl6 st. II. o. Belts & Co.
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On the afternoon of Thursday of
last wesF at the home of the BRIDES
parents about two miles West of Co
lumbia, Mr. Amos TimmOns and Miss
Josie Fly were united i'll marriage.
The bridal couple, with number OF
friends, repaired to the grOOm's home
near God win, where a wedding re-
ception awaited them.
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Fran Killarney.

We are requested by Mr.. John NJ.
Dillon 10 return his prOfOundest
irish thanks to Mr.. Thos. n. Jones
for a pipe brought him from Killar-
new. in the "auld counthry." The
piDe is Bog oak, and has prettily
carved on it two shamrocka and a
harm
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Ear Corn.

We will pay the highest market
price for ear corn in wagon or car load
lots at any station on the railroad or
at our mill.
oct9 At BAIRD u MCLEMORE'
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Ear Corn.

We will pay the highest market
price for ear corn in wagon or car load
lots at any station on the railroad or
at our mill.
oct9 At BAIRD ~ MCLEMORE.
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w. J. Guest q Co., have COM
meuced receiving all kinds OF FISH
daily, and will handle them All
through the season. All telephone
orders will be filed promptly.
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To Merchants.

OLD Virginia Cheroots, Dukes CT
garettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
aantDE
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Seed Wheat.

We have one thousand bushels Ear
ly May Wheat, best seed wheat in the
county, for sale at 81 % per bushel.
sep25 st HOLDING q COCHRAN.
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Ear CORN.

We will pay the highest market
price for ear corn in wagon or car load
lots at any station on the railroad or
at our mill.
oct9 1t BAIRD d MCLEMORE.
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Seed Wheat.

We have one thousand bushels Ear
ly May Wheat, best seed wheat in the
county, for sale at lbs per bushel.
sep25 ct HOLDING & COCHRAN.
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Hnw to Cnre Am skim Diseases.

Simply apply Swayne's Ointment. No
internal medicine required. Cures tet-
ter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal.
ing and curative powers are possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
for Swayne's Ointment oct9 Bm
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Ten sets of special scenery. Flight of the
Fast Mail Niagara Falls by Moonlight,
with Boiling MisG Practical working en-
gtne aud fourteen freight cars, with Illumln-
5Ited Clboose. The DagO Dive. Realistic
river scene and steamboat explosion. The
police patrol and one hundred other startling
ellie Is.
Seats now on sale at w. p. Woodbridge
Co.'S Drug Store.
NEXT2The Marie greenwood Opera Co.
wo nights, October - and -.
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unw tn Save Freight.

Merchants, don't forget that the E
w. Gamble Grocery Co., is selling
Fresh Crackers at Nashville prices.
Try US aud save the freight. 1t.
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Seed Wheat.

We have one thousand bushels Ear
~ May Wheat, best seed wheat in the
county, for sale at $l.25 per bushel.
sep25 ct HOLDING 81 COCHRAN.
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Fresh and Nice.
Mork Oliver Afford.

Attorney Biscuit and Snowflake
Crackers, always fresh and nice at the
F. Wv. GAMBLE GROCERY GO.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
FOR MAYOR

FOR ALDERMAN-FIRsT WARD.
WYE are authorized to announce T. NJ
w NOSS as a candidate for Alderma n
from the First Ward. Election third Tues
day in November.
WE are authorized to announce JOHN w.
w FRIERSoN, X, as h candidate for AL
derlnan from the first Ward. Election third
Tuesday in November.
WYE are requested to announce JOHN II.
w CARTS Err as a candidate for Alucrma II
from the First Ward. FL, ctiOn the third
Tuesday in NOvember.
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Lubricating Oil-WhOlesaIe or Retail
West Virginia Black Oil;
Golden Machinery Oil.
Eldorado Oil;
Cylinder Oil.
f. w. GAMBLE GROCERY Go.
inner
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Plush CiOaks! Plush ClOakS.
You will find any quality of these,
in all sizes, the latest styles, the
prettiest finish, at
octI6 st. II. 0. Belts & Co.
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Something New.

Wins Champagne Biscuit-l5 cts,
per lb. 10
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For Sale.
Mnnicinnl Matters.

A nice new room residence, choice
location. L. ). COATE.
Oct9-4t,
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DEATHS.
Fresh Fish.

Gertrude 3. Wilson, oct. 10th; fever.
Mark Afford, oct. llth; accident.
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COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS. Kilns on
North Garden Street. ONCE, Ninth and
Garden, at the Furniture Factory. Telc-
phone 81. F. IL. SMITH, PROPRIETOR
$4,000 Brick now ready for delivery.
septlS 3m
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TO SALEsMEN
GOOD PICKLES.

We offer free samples, express prepaid. We
are paying 5000 a year tOtwenty agents and
s 900 year 10 over seventy. p. o. Box, 1871,
New York. OcJS IT,
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farm for Sale.

OUR APPLE WIN EGAR
Is guaranteed to be genuine or money re-
funded. y. y. MChENNoN. IL
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
1HE NEW MZLL.
ANOTHER INDUSTRY I ADDED
TO DELTA'S PROSPERITY.
A SUCCESS IN EVERY PARTICULAR.


The new Touring mill Just Completed in
this city Is one among the best in the state.
The mill is three stories in heightand contains
the best and latest improved machinery ever
placed in mill. The arrangement of the mill
is also perfect, and is d-sigpsd for the conve-
nisnce Of tue pabiic as well as those WHO op-
crate 1t. No pains or expense have been
spared in tue arrangement Of this mill, SO as
! to make the very best grades of -four. The
c'tizeIs OF Delta county have iaborea long..to
accomplish this end. aud have nt last succeed
ed fnd the new enterprise should receive the
entire patronage of Delta countv's citizens
Mr.. Brown, the gentleman employed by the
company To run the mill is practical work
man, As he understands the work ngs through
ont. not only being II frstclass millwright
but a good miller.
Aessrs- Biselow, Brown aud others, who
have spent much time iu looking after,
and srraugipg this mill certainly deserve
credit, asd eishssxh after having endured
pany VIBRATIONS. come spt on top, sad can
nov look forward 70 u briiiis. future and we
unst sincerely hope may baws11epaid for
their lsbors. '.sris -
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
s,ecIn,su Gases.

s. II. Clif,rd. New Cassel, Wis, va
troubled with Neuralgia aud Rheumatisn,
bis stomach vas dsorderea. his liver was
affected to an charming degree, appetite foil
away, and be wa, terribly reduced 10 flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg, ILL.,. had a
running sore on his leg OF eight years stand
ing. Used three bottles of-E!ectric Bitters
and seven boxes OF Buek!eu's Arnica Salve,
and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker
Catswba, o., cad Eve large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said be was ineursble. One
One bottle Electric Biuers and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely
Sold at Latham & Williams and /. NJ. Nc
Murrays' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
Importan. 70 r.nale. only.

We want a woman In every county to es-
tahli>li Il Corset pnrlor for the sale of DR..
Sieheis' Celebrated Spirsj Spring Corsets
and Clasps, ,EarraNted never To break, will
oufwe:lr any taEee ordinary cnrsets. Wages
s4o to SO per month and expenses: We fur
nish complete stock Gu consignment.
Settlements Monthly; position permanent.
S'S outfit free; iuclose Is censsstainps to. Ry
postage etc.; address will references.
CD NICHOLS & co. ~
- East lith St. New York City.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
beaver Mo Gras.e ...Ir.as.

For the G. A. Il. Encampmeni TO be held
at Detroit, Mich, August 3rd to s,h ssl, a
rate OF one lowest frst-class fare Tor tn.
round trip is authorized. Tickets to be sold
July 29th to Aug. 1st inclusive Good to re-
turn leaving Detroit, August sth, 9th os 10th.
Holder must commence Journey going on
selling date stamped by agent aud reach be-
troit not later than Aug. 3Fd. Tickets to be
good going -and returning the same route
only.
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