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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10
PALM SUNDAYS oBsERvANC E.

The Churches Celebrate Christie Entry
Into Jerusalem To- Jay.
This is Palm Sunday, the beginning Of
Holy week, and the day on which the Ro-
man Catholic and Episcopal churches cole.
brate Christ's entry into Jerusalem.
Palm Sunday is of ancient origin, for it is
mentioned in the Lite of Euthymius "
who died in 472, and is spoken of
as great day by Isadore
of Seville. According to the present
rite Of the Roman Catholic church palms or
olive branches are blessed by the priest be-
fore the high mass and efterward distrib-
uted to the faithful. The clergy walk in
procession through the church and pass
outside. Then the cantors re-enter, leav-
ing the others without, the hymn,
'Gloris. laus. ct honor" is sung, the sub.
deacon knocks at. the door with the shaft OF
the professional cross and the whole BODY
march up the church. During the masses
the passion of the Savior is read, which
makes the services Of Palm Sunday unus-
uRlly long.
The Holy week services at the cathedra |
begin Wednesday night with the teuebrae
exercises. These services continue for three
nights. On Holy Thursday solemn mass
Will be celebrated and on Good Friday,
there will be morning, afternoon and night
services
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ooMpAN B ON a saRRMADE.
Two of the Members Complimeuted
Last Night.

Two of the Members Compllmented
Last Night.
Company OF the Savannah Volunteer
Guards had a big time last night. Two SER
enades In one night were more than some
Of the boys could stand. The company
assembled at the armory at $50 o'clock,
and headed by Middleton's brass band pro-
ceeded to the residence Of Private L. e.
Montague on Liberty street, who was re-
Gently married. There they were welcomed
by Private Montague who introduced them
to a table already spread with refreshments
OF all characters both liquid and solid. Full
justice was done to both.
- Private Hartridge expressed the sympa-
thies and congratulations of the company
to the new benedict, and wished him and his
partner in life's joys and sorrows all the
happiness possible to mortals here below.
Speeches were made aud songs sung by
other members of the corps.
From Private Montaz ue's the company
marched back to the armory, where Lieut..
Leakeu, recently elevated from the ranks
OF the company, was waiting to receive
them. The company drow up In line in
front OF the armory, and in response to
numerous calls the new lieutenant appeared
and welcomed the company to the spread
that had been prepared for them. There were
punch and salads and the regular accom-
paniments, and notwithstanding the pre-
vious feast the boys demolished this one
with astonishing success.
Lieut. Leaken was compelled to speak
two OF three times and assured the menu
bers that it was great pleasure to enter
tain his old comrades. Capt. Tom Screven
was also compelled to speak and assure tho
boys that he was still with them in every
sense OF the word. Fred Baker, Ed Postell
and Lloyd Ovens sang their popular songs
and were loudly applaudei. The festivities
closed before IL O'clock and everybody
agreed that the NIGHT was q auccess
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MAI. sHELLMAN ooMKs BACK.
he is Reappointsd TRAFFIC Manager of
the Central

BE is Reappointsd Traffic Manager of
the Central.
President Conner received telegram yes
terday from Maj. w. F. Shellman notifying
him of his acceptance of the Office Of traffic
manager of the Central railroad, which was
rendered him day before yesterday.
Maj. shellman was traffic ma ager of the
Central railroad for several years before the
road passed into the hands OF the Richmond
and Danville. BE has been general manager
of the Columbus Southern railroad for sew
eral months, and it was thought
he had made his home in
Columbus permanently. His ability as
railroad man is generally recognized and
his return to the Central is considered a
good omeu. His return TO Savannah will
be warmly welcomed.
Mr.. l. L. Rawls, now soliciting freight
agent Of the Columbus Southern railroad
has been offered his former position as
chief clerk Of the controllers department by
Mr.. Mcintyre, and viii probably accept.
President Conner, Gen. Sorrel and Mr.. T.
NJ. Cunningham left for New York last
night on business connected with the Cen
tral TO be gone several days.
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Improving Real Estate.

The plan adopted by the Title Guarantee
Company to loan money for the purpose Of
developing city real estate is meeting with
much favor. To the housekeeper it is a
special privilege, as the amount of money
which he would ordinarily expeud for rent
virtually pays, in few years, for his
house.
Given: A lot OF land. The Title Guaran-
tee Company will erect house thereon, or
furnish the owner with money to pay for
the erection of house. All that is desired
is that the house shall te fully worth the
amount loaned for building it, and then the
cost can be returned in regular monthly
payments, extending over a stated number
OF months. 1t will, in like manner. pur-
chase property If the party desiring to buy
can give fair margin as collateral secu-
Iitv
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There wasn't a single white interment In
Laurel Grove cemetery last week. This is
remarkable record, and has never been
known to have been the case before in many
years.
The fire department was call out unneces-
sarily yesterday about l o'clock by an alarm
from box 81 at Jones and Jefferson streets
occasioned by burning chimney on Mont
gomery street near Charlton.
The Labor Union Recorder has put In a
fine cylinder press and paper cutter, and
has ca route a job press, which will arrive
this week. Editor Christopher is making
quite success Of the enterprise.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Literary Society will debate this question
tomorrow light: "Resolved That young
lady should propose marriage to man dur
ing leap year If she is in love with him.
MIR. E. f. Cunningham and Mr.. 9. W.
Hines will debate the affirmative side, and
Mr.. w. B. Stubs and Mr.. J. Ferris Cam
on the negative
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the Lectures in Cooking.

There has been a large attendance at
Catholic Library hall during the past week
to hear Miss Andrews lecture on the art Of
cooking. They have been very much in
terested in the system of cooking in a
scientific and economical manner on a gas
stove. The subjects last week were: Plain
and fancy bread, pastry, frozen daiulies
and salads. This week Miss Andrews will
demonstrate the practical and most ap-
proved way OF roasting and broiling, entrees,
fish and fish salads. eggs and egg onlelets
The ladies of Savannah are cordially in
vited to attend these interesting lectures,
Wednesday, Thursday aud Saturday OF this
weak
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LOCAL PERSON AL.

Ed Mcdonald Of Columbus, O., is visiting
his friend, Jerry Hayes.
Alderman Herman Myers leaves for the
north to-day on business trip.
Edward Bourne of Philadelphia was a
visitor to the cotton exchange yesterday.
I. Fl. Maxwell Of Griffin was a visitor on
the floor of the cotton exchange yesterday.
H. Norden OF Savannah was visitor to
the New York Cotton Exchange on Thurs
day.
George w. Bailey OF Now York was a
visitor on the floor OF the cotton exchange
yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Brannen aud children have re-
turned home from Macon, where they have
been visiting friends
Misc Kate Bringhurst, OF GAINESVILLE,
Tenm.a is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. P.
EppersOu, and Mrs. Van Wagenen, at 30
Tatt1all street. v Il r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Deitsh, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Herman
Myers, left for New York yesterday on the
City Of Birmingham.
Capt. and Mrs. r. @. Fleming left for the
north yesterday on the City of Birming-
ham. Capt. Fleming goes TO attend the
general time convention Ia New York and
for u short visit.
DR.. J. G. Keller, quarantine officer, was
in tina city yesterday having his arm
dressed. He seriously injured it several
months ago in boarding suspected vessel,
and it is still causing him considerable in-
convenience.
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CAPT. a. @. DAVENPORT DEAD.
He Dies From Eeart Disease While
Talking to Sis Family.

He Dies From Eeart Disease While
| Talking to Sis Family.
Capt Archibald Davenport died suddenly
at his residence, No. 98 Taylor street. yester-
day afternoon. Capt. Davenport was one
Of the best known Of the
old citizens of Savannah. He
arose early yesterday morning as
/ was his custom, and after breakfast took a
walk down town. He visited the Central
railroad bank, Of which he was so long an
employe, and the postotfice, returning home
about II o'clock. He was apparently in his
usual health, and was sitting in chair
about o'clock, reading and
talking, when be gave sud-
den gasp The members Of his family
| fastened to him, and DR.. Chisholm, who
lives near by, and Dr.. Duncan were called in,
bit too late 10 be of any avail. Heart disease
brought on by old age was the cause Of his
death.
Capt. Davenport was in his 74th year. He
WAS born in Savannah and spent his entire
life here, with the exception of the time
that he was in the army. He had been a
member Of the Guards since 1895, and ct
the outbreak of the war entered the service
as captain of Company b. He afterward
organized the Tattuall Guards, of which
he was elected captain, and with which he
served during the entire war.
Capt. Davenport was devoted SaVan-
nathan, and was at all times an advocate of
his native city. He loved the very DIRT in
her streets. and thought there was no other
like it. He had most reteutive memory,
and was thoroughly conversant with the
history Of the city and its people.
During the epidemics OF yellow fever that
have visited Savannah during Capt.
Dsvenport's lifetime he remained at his
post and never suffered from disease. He
was for a long time clerk OF the city
council. and was aft3r~ ard An official ot
the old Bank OF Commerce After the war
he accepted a position with the Central
Railroad Bank, and for nearly twenty
years was its teller. He retired from his
position on the first Of tlse year on account
Of failing health, and since that time had
not been engaged in business. He was n
active man by habit, and inactivity told
upon him.
Capt. Davenport married Mrs. Jane
Postell about twenty-five ago. 1t Yves a
romatio attachment Of his youth, some dis
agreement having caused a separation of
the youthful lovers, the marriage taking
place twenty years after. His widow sur
wives him. He left no children, but had
several relatives in the city. The funeral
will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from the Independent Presbyterian church.
The Savannah Volunteer Guards battalion,
of which Capt Davenport was a devoted
member to his death, will attend in a body.
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pethesda,s Anniuarsaru.

The stewards of the Union Society are
preparing for the approaching an
niver5ary celebration at Bethesda. The
sale of tickets has begun and the
stewards are using their efforts to
make the coming anniversary one Of note.
The annual address will be delivered by
Rev. L. G. VAS, D. D. The stewards who
have the celebration in charge are: OsceoIa
Butler, chairman; John B. Fernandez, sec
rotary and treasurer; Robert 2. Lowell, E.
W. Cubbedge, Thomas s Morgan, Aarou
Ferst, Il. w. Cowan, C. W. Strobhar and
II. w. SutclIffe.
A convenient schedule of FIVE trains out
and two trains in has been arranged for all
those who desire to attend. Four of the
trains will leave from second avenue depot,
and one from the Bolton street depot.
Tickets for the anniversary can be Sc.
cured from the stewards. The stewards
will call upon the citizens during the week
for contributions for the boys anniversary
dinner.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10

We can put you on to way of saving
money and more than little. Instead of
going to the fancy priced tailors, who
charge for their name, come TO US and pay
only for value received. What's in a name,
anyways We haven't teen here many
years, but the steady increase Of our trade
Is an all convincing proof that good work
at popular prices ID what the public want.
And that want we mean to supply. We
mean to give you the best value for the
least money to satisfy your wants and
whiuls, to sell you once, to sell you always.
Now, instead of paying from S25 to S35 for
suit, come to Us and see II we can't give
you the same goods and the same work for
from SIP so to 800. We give you choice
OF very large assortment of business suit
ings at S15, and they are beauties. Our line
of trousers is superb; abounds with all the
latest styles in neat and fancy patterns.
We assure and guarantee 10 all perfect
satisfaction. no matter what the price may
be. 156 Broughton street is the place, and
kohler's is the uame.-Ad.
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Or. R. @. Norton, A. Oemler, L. NJ Ryals,
Lamar Keller. j. H. Ulmer. A. A. Hinely,
J. E. Hester, Fletcher A. Exley, B. 8.
Wells, c. C. Beebe, E. L. Neidlinger, F. H.
Wolf, g. A. Keller, Jr., Paul Keller, w. L.
Exley, R. A. Zipperer, John Williamson,
r. g. Norton, Jr.. H. r. Norton, C. z. G..
Fell, w. NJ. Jones, G. NJ. Ryas. "a.
L. Exley. J. F. Babbltt, E. P. McSwiney.
A discussion Of potato bugs was then
gone into. 1t was stated that the potato
bugs, which have never given the farmers
here any trouble heretofore, have made
their appearance in large numbers and
serious trouble is apprehended. The secre-
tary read several letters from manutact-
urers OF preparations for the destruction of
potato bugs and several members gave
the benefit of Information they had obtained
upon the subject. Solid and liquid combs
nations o paris green seems to De the
remedies most preferred.
The meeting adjourned until Saturday
week, April 23
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The Attention

or yourself and friends is called 20 our half
page ad. in this issue. Our line of spring
novelties is so much superior than any ever
brought to Savannah that we are anxious
to show you same. Do not lose any time,
but come and look for yourself and get our
prices. APPEL s. SOBAUL,
One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Mems Fur
nishers. 159 Broughton Street
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Public conductors.

The Branch estate have arranged to sup
ply Easter eggs to the amount Of about 100
dozen on tomorrow, at the low price Of
12J cents per dozen. Tnis is an offer for
the benefit Of customers, who invariably
want a supply this week. 1t must be re-
membered. however, that for tomorrow
Monday. this offer is made, and as the price
of eggs will undoubtedly advance during
the remainder Of the week, it will be we'll
for families to get their supplies at once.
The eggs are fresh, "candled, >" and guaran-
teed good. I'D.
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Reitz -Sternheimer or.

Mr.. Nicholas Reitz, weA known young
German OF Savannah. was married yester-
day afternoon at his residence, No. 73 York
street. to Miss Sophie Sternheimer of St.
Louis.
Last night the groom was serenaded by
his friends with n brass band. They were
invited in and treated to a feast. The
happy couple viii leave to-day for New
York, where they will spend their honey
moon
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The Word-If

Success is the test of merit. we have
abundant reason to conclude that the stock
of fine clothing we display this season is
ahead of anything ever seen in Savannah
In hobby cheviots for young men, both in
cutaways and sacks, in clay coats and
vests, in extra pants, in fancy vests. and
last, but not least, in children's and boys
suits, we have lines that will please you in
variety, in styles and prices. Call at
Kohler's, 15S Broughton street I'D.
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The skill and KnowledRe

Essential to the production of the most per-
feet and popular laxative remedy known,
have enabled the California Fig Syrup Co
to achieve a great success in the reputation
Of Its remedy, Syrup OF Figs as it is con-
coded to be the universal laxative. For sale
by all drugRists.-Ad.
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Family Excursion Sunday

The regular Sunday excursion to Warsaw
and Wilini gton Island Sunday, April 10.
Boat leaves Lincoln street wharf at a. m
Train leaves Bolton street depot at 10 q. N.
and Up. m. Fare for round trip, 50 cents !;
children, 25 cents.-Ad.
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An Easter souvenir.

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Com
pany will present pretty souvenir to their
customers this week. 1t Is a handsome pict~
ure entitled "Shoo." 1t will adorn the
walls of any residence with credit to the
artist aud admiration Of the household.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10

Tully Bros. renovate your feather beds,
and remove all Objectionable and diseased
features. Send to Times" building, and
have your work done, as they remain in
the city but q Short time.-.Ad.
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A JOY for Eyermore.

You'll be 'tickled to death" when you see
your little fellow dressed up" in one Of our
kilt or Jersey suits. Just the thing for
Easter wear. Altmayer's-Ad.
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1t is a sanitary necessity to have your
feather beds and pillows renovated at once.
Tully Will not remain in the city but short
time. Their place Of business is In the old
"Timesn building-Ad.
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Easter Novelties

In boys clothing at Altmayer's. We have
anything and everything in this depart
ment, and will give away IS more bicycles
absolutely free-Ad.
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Free Bicycles.

Those who received free wheels at Alt
mayors last week are Mrs. Klein, 81 Jones
street; Isaac Townsend, Gwinnett street,
and Mrs Papy. 60 CASTOR street. Call and
get them.-dd
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One Of the largest retail drug houses 10
the wess, H. c. Arnold, ut Kansas City,
Mo-, says Bradycrotine is the greatest boon
70 humanity in the world. It cures every
form OF headache.-Ad.
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Personal Arrived,

The most extensive line Of gents negligee
shirts and underwear ever shown in this
city to be found at Altmayer's during Eas-
ter week. I'D.
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Get your feathers renovated and remove
a most prevalent cause Of disease. Tully
Bros. come highly recommended by all the
officials aud physicians Of this and other
states. Times" building.-Ad
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An Acknowledged Fact.

That Altmayer's line Of Easter neckwear
is beyond comparison. They are showing
many beautiful shades in rscks, puffs, four
iu-hands and Windsors.-Ad.
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ASK for Them

And wear no other. WHAT Why. Smiths
guaranteed Oxford tie shoes for ladies fine
wear at popular prices. For sale only at
Altmayer's. I'D
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LUDDEN & BATES s. Nj. a.
6, f. & W. Emplones.

Kohler's, 1853 Broughton street, are bid
ders, for your uniform suits and hats. In
spect their stock Of clothing and furnishing
gooda-Ad
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A Rich Find.

You will find our line of Sl5 suits
varied, attractive and full value. Kohler's,
158 Broughton street, is the place.-Ad.
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VIII get you one Of our nobby four finland
or teok scarfs, worth rs cents all over, at
Appel & Schaul's.-Ad.
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Central Railroad Earnings

NehtTaI FsalIFoau harnlnRs
Are like Kohlers prices-very low. Call
at 15S Broughton street aud con vince your
self that Kohler's prices on clothing have
dwindled like the value of Central railroad
stock.-Ad.
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Easter Services

VIII include many of Kohler's fine hats at
popular prices. Call at 15S Broughton
street for your gents fixings.
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savedfrom consumption by DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the peoples remedy I'D.
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Trous srS

From the cheapest to the finest in the land
at our usual popular prices. Appel & Sahaul.
One price to alL-Ad.
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BicVcla Suits

AT Appel & Sohaups, the one price clothiers,
matters and mems furnishers, 159 Broughton
street -Ad
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E. NJ. R. Association annual excursion to
Florida April 25 See advertisement in
another oolumn.-ad.
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So SO
a Coed Dividend.

For an all wool suit made up according tc
HOyle, at Appel 81 Schaul's.-Ad
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he

Talk of the town the past few weeks has
been our line of 80 90 suits. Hurry up and
get one before they are all gone.
I'D APPEL, & SCHAUr
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rIauos Lor reut Oy tne Ihontn, quarter or
year. Rent applied toward purchase if de-
sired. Pianos tuned and repaired By expert
tuners. Orders given prompt attention.
Pianos moved to order by experienced New
York piano movers who will not damage
either instruments, walls or carpets. Pianos
&. NJ. H.-Ad
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E. NJ. R. Association annual excursion 10
Florida April IS. Sec advertisements in
another column.-Ad.
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E. NJ. R. Association annual excursion to
Florida April Is. See advertisements in
another colunn.-ad
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Not FrenChV.

We have Scotch bannookburn new styles,
Scotch cheviots, latest shades, colorings and
weaves; great variety of London worsted
cheviots, diagouals, fine twills, tricots and
basket weaves, in fact all the newest designs
and choicest styles. Call at Kohler's for
your Easter suit. 1853 Broughton street Is the
place to buy elegant clothing.-Ad.
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LUDDEH d BATES 8. NJ. p.

WEATHER PROBABILTTTEs-sU
Fair, much colder. and rarmsr MoEdzy
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E. NJ. r. Association annual excursion to
Florida April %. See advertisement In
another ooluun.--Ad.
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Framed PictureI

FIFTY pretty but not costly FRAMED pICr-
UREs to be closed out at less than cost
Also, fine lot Of unframed engravings
photographers, artotypes, and art studies,
at one-hdLf cost.
a fine opportunity to adorn your home at
slight cost.
1rDrrn,r r. I2 -, q M n
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Fancy Vests

In endless variety at Kohlers, 15s Brough-
street-Ad.
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You May Get One"

"You May Get One"
OF our boys bicycles which we are giving
away in our clothing department. Our
stock of novelties for Easter wear is full
and complete. Call and examine.-Ad,
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Creating an Easter Sensation.
Whats Why, Altmayers are selling q
puff bosom shirt at 81, actually worth 81 So
Just the thing for this weather. Call and
get one.-Ad
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year. Rent applied toward purchase if de.

Pianos for rent by the month, quarter or
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CITY BRGVITIA ,.

For accidents keep Salvation Oil at home