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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
guena Vista Bun Case.

LEXINGTON. Va. Jan. As predicted tho
Buena Vista bull case was not finished to-
Gay but carried over to Monday, the argu-
meut being completed late tins afternoon.
Tie whole day has been consumed by
speeches of Nessrs Glasgow. Iendleton. -.
+. Moore. of the Lexington bar and +. n.
Williams. of Lynchburg, the wellknoWn
Not -.nce the noted Walker trial has
there been such an array Of counsel and go
much interest manifested, and all too for
nothing but one Jersey bull placed on the
Norfolk and Western tracks.
The general opinion here is that Campbell
placed the bull on the track for some reason.
and. at the instgation of the Norfolk and
Western detective be is trying 70 imphcate
Dr. Richeson. but Is having harder time
than he anticipated.
The attorney for the Norfolk and Western.
who is assisting in the prosecuti n, IN his
speech to-day first said that Campbell had a
weak mind. then suggested he was "a fool.
1t Will be remembered that Campbells
attorneys wrote very strong letter TO @
lyncnbarg paper deuying this charge, 1t
having been previously suggested.
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Norrorr. Va. Jan. Special. The
House bill In regard % the location Of
social. athletic and other clubs. It is said here.
is aimed directly 40 the Merrimac Club Of
Tins city. The Merumac. recently organ
lied occupies beautiful homo on tie corn.
% Granny and reemason streets In front
OF the club on tue other side OF Cranky
street is the Leach d Wood Female Institute.
one OF the largest private schools in the city.
Across freemason street is ;he CRANKY
Street Methodist church. the largest and
most iashi nable church IN tie city.
ID is said that the CRANKY street
people are not pleased thar the
club should be so near The club men
are indignant and will fight the bill. The
Merrimac Club has a membership OF about
two hundred Nearly al of the members afe
young men who take an interest Ia athletics.
The club is controlled by board OF cover
nors. composed of dozen or moro OF Nor
folks most influential citizens The TINS
correspondent interviewed number Of the
prominent members this morning, and tho
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SrtUNToS. W.. Jan. Especial. DIR.
Blnckford superintendent Of the Western
lunatic Asylum. asks lor an appropriation of
54lO.UyIfor the support Of the asylum for tire
next two years. he amount received Tor
the year ending October j. 1851. was -9.. -
2J Tho per capita supper. of patients
was Sl5LlL The daily average of patients
for the year WAS 30 men and 81 women. au /
thrt, -four men and twenty-five women were
discharged as recovered.
The tota. attendance at the Deaf. Dumb
and Blind Institution for the ear it's 0-'ll
was 1884, Deaf and dumb. iorty-seyen BOYS.
forty-six girls: bind twenty-four boys tour
teen girls. Total receipts Of the Institution
for the year 1850. expenditures. -3t-
g.l2A. Captain Doyle asks for IN appropr.a-
ton TO eniar C the accommodation
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NV Castle. Va. Jan "a. Especial. AT
the annual stockholders meeting of the Bank
of New Castle yesterday AN per cent. divi-
dend was declared.
Directors for W: Alessrs. p. ". scott. a.
4. Humphreys +. ,. WAGNER, {. y. Hawkins
and T.. y. Jones.
W. A Glasgow. ESQ.,. of Lexington, was IN
town tins week on legal business.
r. b. Stanard. ESD. left tins morning tor "A
flying visit t. Richmond.
During % friendly scuille yesterday Mr. Bal
lard Carper fell and received "a very severe
cut OF his temple. Ia ore medical aid arrived
he nearly bled to death, having severed an
artery.
For elaborate and picturesque names Craig
county takes Tire palm. our correspondent
has within the l.st4ew day run across the
foil wing. john Abbott Independence Lee,
at one time Judge of the county court. and
his five sons a. follows. Milton Homer Lee.
Leo Iycureus Lee BryOn Moore Lee. Elijah
Newton Shakesl care Lee and Philip Virgil
Cicero Lee.
Then comes Mrs. Julia Grinborough May
flower Dixie ilOxborO Britt. and last. but 10y
no means least. colored brothers family
who boasts the following: Mary May Magda
limo blalichi Justis- Midday. Myrtle lola Aga
tina Susan Justis-Niday. kiossio Primrose IN
dependence B.alue ,ustis-Nlday. aud mlrab.e
dictu William Nickham Malone Justis-Ni-
day. These TO say nothing OF orr friend
Oscar Ferdinand Wiley Cra:c Caldwell. we
venture % Say beats anything south OF Ma
son AZ liXOus line.
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ALTON, Va. Jan. 9.-ISpeciaL Snow fell
Yesterday 10 the depth of eleven inches the
wind drifting it IN the cuts deep enough to
impede progress.
An old irgina breakdown was given by
NJ IS Jennie Cook Thursday night 90 visiting
friends rom Amherst. Iacky costumes. GIN
gorhread. pumpkin pies. pope Tn and per
Summon beer diled the bill, and tie merry
crowd danced all night"
Nelson county appie-slippers % Liverpool
who lost hy failure of dealers there have sent
over an agent tomyestlgate
j. ID. a. are has again received the prize Of
a2J in gold for the best kept section on the
Chesapeake aud Ohio.
Major william Woods. aged eighty-scven.
died 40 the residence Of his niece Mrs.
CYNTHIA Coleman. last Tuesday.
Mr. Emily G. Coles OF The Grove " IS
cOnyalescent
Miss le.a Williams has returned 20 va
rlety" and Mis-, Annie Anselle % Redanls
Mr.. leke Hall goes TO Stauuton us tele-
graph night operator
Bis. Lily Martin. of Rockbridge IS the
guest of Miss May Coleman, OF Willow Visit.
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PULASKI. VA. Jan. Especial. Snow
four 20 SIX inches deep and weather intensely
cod Everybody who wants 70 can get ice.
Little BOYS and girls are skating or the lake
and larger BOYS anI girls are sliding down tuo
hills The "switcnback' Is nothing for fuq
o. these SNOW made tObogeans.
Gouuty court has been IN session since
Monday and much OF minor business trans
acted.
Asper the horse thief who kept a regular
set OF books IN ms trade, confessed his guilt
III one case on yesterday and was given ten
years ~ the lententarv. He is IN the prime
OF lie. "A strong man. held lucrative position
IN the employ OF tue Pulaski iron Company.
has Az interesting family and yet he went
wrong.
The grand Jury was IN session for three
days AMI brought ina number of indictments
Judge huds announced from the bench on
yesterday that the jail OF the county was
greatly oyercrowded az many as fourteen
men Of different colors being in the same
room. We have 10 do better or build bigger.
Captain Robert Smith is reported as some
what improved and Miss Mary Eldrldge is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
BIG BLAZE IN RALEIGH.
coyrLaGRArToN BARELT AyERTED.
An r.c,,ed Murderer Confesses His Crime
In His Sleep and IA Arrested a. Co"-
sequence-North State Notes.

RALEIGH. \. c.. Jan. 9-lSpeciaLl-Aoou'
2.80 o'clock this morning there came near ue-
ing m extensive conhagrahon IN the business
centre Of tho city. fire broke out IN the
building on tho south side Of Market square
occupied Jointly by tie r. b. Robinson PUP
fishing Company aud the Postal Telegraph
Company. The fire originated from stove
in the upper story of the building used ny
the compostors. The damage 10 the build
ing is comparatively slight, but the entire
stock Of tho Robinson Company was
either entirely destroyed or so IN
iurcd az % he unfit for use. II con
sisted Of type, frames. printing hAluIes,
books. paper furniture, &c. ag-regatlus an
approximate loss OF about 1900. which IS
covered by insurance 20 tho amount oi LOW;
Tho Postal Telegraph Company sustained
some damage 20 their instruments. &C. Dub
with hard work TINS morning they nave 80
fan arranged that there was no suspension 81
business. The building was the property OF
W -. Holleman. loss is fully covered by lh-
surance The fire revived this morning ABOUT
o clock and another alarm was GENT H. Du'
no damage resulted.
Tie executive committee Of tie North
Carolina Agricultural Association. az tue.I "u-
Lu8l meeting. decided to hold tle next ala'e
Fair from October lstn - zl-t' inclusive. ~
plan Of work has been mapped ont % haAe
the coming fair the most successful ever
held.
News is received here tonight o. the death
of X. J.. Boyd. formerly of boydton' a..
which occurred to-day ~ ASHORE, where 10
held the position o. chief DoOkkeeper 20 the
Worth Manufacturing Company. lie was
married i'm 1850 o. Miss berta Worth, grand
daughter ofex state Treasurer u. Worth.
lie leaves % wife and three children.
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slowly recovering from a tedious ana pro-
tracted spell. -. c,,~;s
.;sn Ass~c'sti"n has returned to his post.
Tvancel,st Williams with bis tent. may be
here soon. The week OF prayer has not neen
observed hore The preshyterians' Who nave
been occupying the opera-house Tor some
time past hope to get into their cnurch next
Sunday. ,.,.. a.. =.
The Legislature viii De hsTe th " lone our our
uor,,lo.ion will almost. If not altogether,
Justify q musings court. -,
Mr.. W. r.. Hughes. who recently sold
tbree.fonrths interest in the Crockett iron
mine 1t good profit. IS now looking after large
Interests IN the coal regions of West Virginia.
Working in a furnace such DAY ns this is a
luxury. or rather it looks that way to man
on the outside
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MIHrnmN. Va. Jan. g-i special. The
cold weather is again with as. but uo ice has
been tut in as VET We hope 70 may 10 least
XII the grip out in Che country
3lr D. -. Davis. who bias been confined TO
his room for Nv months. is ouJ again
Our young people. not being satisfied with
not having good old dance erd good time
generally Christmas had hop as rice's
Hotel tonight. Notwithstanding the cold
weather the attendance is cutie large
Monday next the llth. VIII bo our county
court day Our newly elected judge. g.. G..
Organ VIII hold his FIRST court. and we l.ok
for many applications Tor liquor license. oar
county having been dry ior long time. 10
is generally understood that the now Judge
vii grant hcense in some socu me- of the
county The citizens O- Our town and pcOii e
of this district are generally opposed 90 grant
ing liquor licenses. however.
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clil1ron rnrnen 20 Death.

Arrx.vDrrk. Va. Jan Ut - SAID mere
by the police that Rose Miller. wei known 10
the police of Washington pass, = mere ~ nv
name Of Eliza Miller. ana le Tue nio'"ei %
two children burned here yesterday a'1oIAo9H.
Coroner Dr w. n. Paris mold at noon To-Day
at Domaine's undertaking establishment on
King street IN inquest upon inc remains Ol
tbese children. who we're burned TO oeath III
n cot near the Washington coulleIh i"ii"a4.
IL appeared that an tiize Miller icoloirul
and her mother lived ln lhe cOI."-e On
an almost open spnce lear Madison anu ijenry
etreets The elder woman was AT Work al her
eevvice Mace Yrs. Kings az morning. aul
early i'm the afternoon tho daughter received
/. summons % como into town ana ASSIST Slr7.
Johnson. ono If her nelghbOrs, m washing.
She put one of the children III pea anu
fastened the other 10 q char 70 prevent ms
chief from being done. for one was oniV eign-
teen months old. the companion only tAree
wears old. IL is evident that the bed was too
near the stove and lgnited from the neat.
Very soon the cottage was envelOpen ia names
and by the time II hal attracted attention the
babes wore burned No alarm was gwen, Dut
some Of a crowd which had gathered mace
fruitless endeavors 10 save the house. IHe
grandmother and mother had just nuiiV 0h,
frame box which WAS called uMeiiHe an
when they arrived they SAW oniy tHe clnue'S
OF their home and IN" charred remains Oh 'ne
children. The woman. Rose Miller. was once
q resident of Washington, and was convicted
there of the larceny o. watches. &C. oh9
married al one time "a cOiOred man named
Dan WASHINGTON and lived q while near ull-
mans in Fairfax county As the heads OF tiie
children were found split or burst open the
notice are determined that the po8slOhity OF
foul play shall be investigated anu lho jury
will 90 fully into that subject this afternoon.
District Deputy W. T.. Latham. assisted Dy
members of SareDta Lodge No. 4 last night
installed into Office the following oincers OF
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To Raise tho Bridce-Bad Accident.

WurIAMsBUnG, Va. Jan. Especial. r.
There was q called meeting OF our city couh-
ell on las. Tuesday afternoon 70 consider inc
aup.ication made by c. H. Doyle. supeTln-
dent of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway for
the privilege Of raising the bridge over inc
company S track wheroit crosses Waller street
The letter of superintendent Doyle was laid
before the council. and after consdeieIOH
of the matter. theapD.lcatiI u was referred 70 =
committee composel of Messrs j. Is. Peachy,
John l.. Mercer and John $. Charles
The council met again yesterday afternoon. AZ
which time tie report Of TINS committee was
read aud adopted. and ordcredtO be forwarded
20 Mr.. DOYLE. Tho bridge IN question was con-
structod IN 1882 ly permission OF the Guy
council. but this permission was noJ
absolute. 10 was accompanied by certain
conditions. which tins railroad com
pnny las never complied WITH. he
bridge has. moreover. been slahulhS
menace 10 Che lives o. the hard-worked brake
mon. As there is only about two feet between
the tops oil the cars and the stringers OF the
bridge. and IA consequence some I'VE cr SIX
horrible deaths have been Occa'4Oncd rlsAt ID
our city.
Mr.. Baker Wyune. who is the agent at the
Grove. while attending TO the transfer OF
trunk from the tram bound cast YESTERDAY
was struck by tho wet bound passenger
train aud very badly Injured. HIS INJURIES
however. are not so serious rs at inst thought.
Bir. James burlington, Sr. OF NafWich
county, died at uu early hour tins morning 81,
hisresideuce. pear Deep Creek lie was widely
and layorAbiy known. His funeral VII. take
place tomorrow and Will DO c0nuucted ny
Rcy. Z. u. Warren.
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iuD,es.ion prevailing was that the bill would

not pass. II, .,oco~, NJ .tis ci,v ara or
I'm, an association for cooperation ana
nIan.ection. Sixteen firms have signihed tnsir
in,n',tion of joining. The president Will 10
NJ /. T. Davis. Vice-President. T IpIaI
yW..iington Taylor Treasurer. i. D.. Dos
r'aS. Secretary. Captain Borum. OF tho
chamber OF commerce. -, bos
,eLo business Mems Association here mas
,osse1 "A resolution that they approve tsee
ae.;on proposed 20 be taken by SENATE OH
" M transferring the revenue marine ser
,';ca ~ the control of the Navy DepaIt iaer''
The secretary Of the Association was ms. ms, of
TOD 10 send copies 10 the representative u
us district iu Congress and request us NV
orable consideration.
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Sm1ny. y. c.. Jan. g. Special jerks
Ma.olson colored., who was so dangerously
shot uy John ilam.rigAt lat- Wedne day
night Tor gougt1 SEES the latters giri. died
early this morning at Bacsshurg. where he
hal been moved. liam. ulg WAS arrested IN
South Carolina seven miles acr SIS the limo on
Thursday. and is now Jon jail here. He ai-
m.t. The shooting. but says As acted ia SELF
ue.ena..
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BLAND C0upIH'Usr, VA Jan. Especial
Robert. "A little ei2ht-year-old son of IS H..
Mustard. WAS accidentally shot IN the 81 10
while hunting with an older brother on Tues
day last he wound IS painful. if not
serious.
William II. Hoge Esq. is seriously indis-
posed.
Mr.. Guy GraysOn and Mr. - Donnellv
two Pulaski bows. have been spending several
days IN our town.
We are now experiencing the coolest wave"
of the season.
New Years Poem from Loudoun.
Grip, grip, grip grip,
Grip, grip. grip;
GRIP, grip, grip, grip.
GRIP, grip, grip.
BOB. TIE PxsMAs.
LESAH, Va. Jan. 0, 1907
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cu,n1orrrsu1LY. Va. jan O. Special j,
A week ago sent you the result OF q hurried
Gathering Of facts and figures IN relation -
last years building aud Improvement. a lh4.o
thorough attempt 20 reach correct coIc,u-
sion has been made and shows an astohisnluE
growth Of the city. over -ia0,NeO were spo-'
In building new houses. improving GA ougS.
and In adding % manufacturing iaclltiesi; ="
1sqO the same class of improvements hau u .l'-
mandsd III expenditure II @loo.olo. .i. No ord I'm
wear sixtv-nine new houses were Duil'' "i'' $40
is.I tie mum Ter reached $780, .-,.- Ill,
The colored people spent sli.O5O IN . 0u t'+
inc. which is o large increase over - w o..o
10 .otal sum bears an insignificant proper
ton ~ the s8GO0O which WIS spent by IAe
other race , .4o,
oori,. hour tlis morning. lie had been 81 M
valid for e long time. lie was many years
euraged In business near tie p0stouce.
Dr W. G.. T.. Waller died trday morning
n. North Garden of pneum0uia. BE Will ue
buried sunday Ho had "a large practice ana
WIS widely known ana esteemed.
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Fatal Drunken aoe- >na Accident.

WrSsroS-StLY,f ~ c.. Jan. Especial
News ORA sad accident in Davidson county
reached Winston last night. 4 white man
named Frank kOorfZ sud q cNlOred man
named Lee Payne were out hunting raooiis
with others When one jumped up every
man fired his gun Che result az which was
Kooutzs gun discharged before Ire expected
10 the entire load taking effect IN iafne 3
body from the ect. 0t which the wounded
man died in q few hours. hO0nZ was arrest
ell e, once and tried before magistrate. nuI
was dschurgei upon tao evidence that the
shooting was pure v accidental.
Parties from tle.nany county brought tho
intelligence mere last night OF murder IN
that county o few days ago. Mack Walker
and Ira Anderson got into a drunken r0w,
when Walker drew his pistol and hret. tho
ball entering the left breast OF Anderson,
causing death almost instantly. Walker mas
thus far escaped arrest. lhe tragedy oc-
CURED within no yards OF the place where 81
man named Grmley ilalsey was killed under
similar circumstances twelve months ago.
Mr. Thomas Penn. "a deaf mute OF TINS CITY.
has invented caI-couper which promises 70
pan ont well for MIN. Your respondent
was shown the plans, with specifications. To-
day. They viii be returned TO patent
attOIne M Washington ~ once. Mt rem
las received information from the patent
Office thut his Invention Is COOL one
7 Il 70 ilflFhLt reuter- lettAFfI iiNi' iN ~
learned that Nr. Edward 4. Oldham, native
North Car0linian. VINO for several years was
engaged IN the newspaper business IN this
State. Is now at work preparing analogue
OF State Historical heirlooms in Washington
city 10 which place be- now resides.
site has been purchased and the plans
drawn for the erection of q handsome build
ing this spring for that noble institution the
Twin City Hospital.
On account of the cold weather breaks at
the tobacco warehouses have been light this
week With tho manufacturers, however,
business has been brisk IN the way of ship
ments The internal revenue collections
show that about 10J.O0) pounds Of the manu-
featured article lef; Winston this week.
Wlnston's municipal election viii be held
on the third Tuesday in February The indi-
cations are now that there VIII be two or
more tickets in the feel for Board of Alder
men. as there j. considerable opposition pre-
gaIiing against the present board.
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Matrlmonlah-Lnc.nre on rhy.ieal CuItnre

EM0Ey AND HENRY C0LLTGT Jan. 9.-iSpe-
cal "A large pumber of friends gathered in
tho Ileruesian Society Hall Oh Wednesday
morning TO witness the marriage 81 MISS
Sarah Halle Warren daughter OF L. y; w mr.
rem Esq.. OF Emory. 10 Mr.. @. Nj. Noie'
Marion. }a The ceremony was performed
10y Rev ". G. Garden. of Abingdon. assisted
by Or. james Atkins. Mr.. and MIs Woiie
took the midday train for Florida, where
they will spend several weeks.
Mr :. H. Akers has lately built al addition
TO his home. and otherwise improved his pro
perty on Fulton avenue.
Professor VII 1ughby Reade delivered m
interesting and instructive lecture last even
ing. in the college chapel. on the Care and
Development Of the Body"
lie first called attention 10 air, sleep and
food as the three great upbullding forces.
laying special emphasis upon tie manner Oh
breathing, aud the necessity of pure ar at
ali times Among other points he considered
the care of the skin. position and carriage OF
the body. time for exercise, light weight sy5-
TENS yersu heavy weight entertaining and
its evil results. bad habits. During the last
two sessions Professor Beade, As instructor OF
physical culture. has done much towards I'M
proving the physique o. the student body.
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F. H. PLUEMACHER,
lOS North Ninth Street.
OFFICES
FoR RENT

SPOTS building 1902 east Main street-Firss
floor. front room. $50 per year.
Spots building. 1902 cast Main street-fir8t
floor. rear room. $3.50 ptr year
SPOTS building. HOP east Main street Second
floor. front rOom 1920 per year.
SPOTS building. 1862 east Nam sfrcot-~econi
floor. rear room, $40 per year.
The a. T. Sauer building. corner Fourteenth
and Main streets-llrst floor, front corner
room, tl@l per year.
The G. D. Sauer building. corner Fourteenth
and Main streets-tiist floor front room,
$3.50 per year
The g. f. Naucr building. corner Fourteenth
and Main stroets-tirst floor, rear room. sD
Ter year.
The 4 J.. Sauer building. corner fourteenth
aud Main streets-flrst ioDr, Iourie .nfu
street front. si2l per gear.
No Il % cost Cary street Second floor, Offices.
ia lott
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F. H. PLUEMACHER,
lOS North Ninth Street.

FOR RENT

900 Acres on williamsburg road, five miles from
city.
20 Acres on Cogbill road
% Acres adjoining River Wow" Fine Dairy
Farm.
40 Acres on Central road. iai0-t
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

| d
$50 per annum. 10 o.8 east Marshall street
I6 rooms.
$500 per annnm. no. 1lJ cast Gay street,
go per- annam, no. aii west Main street 90
o $40 per onnam, No. n3 west Main street.
go per- annaln. Twenty-ninth and r Streets
@ $40 S05' per- annam. 40 io7 west Clay street.
at per month no. 90 Randolph street,
rooms.
$40 per month"; no. go west Clay street,
s. Per month, Nos $40 and SIS Spring street
siS0ner month. 40. 1900 west Leigh street,
sssi per month. Nos. eos and 'ls Buchanan
'' - s9 Ter month. no. 68 High street, rooms
$50 por month, NO. ilO buchanan street.
- yer month, No 1927 Ashland avenue.
- per month. so aa Nicholson street.
81 Der month. SO. 2,e5 o street rooms
p per month, MechanicsWIe pike. near Ven
ST. permonth So 60 Beverley streo,. 5rooms
Sl607 per month. 40. is east Jackson street.
rooms ami kitchen.
Call and SEQ list OF small houses.
IEAAkD NIIL6 CO.,.
isiO-it Real Estate Agents.
GTOREs FOR RENT WE HAVE TWO~a
, al dining stores on cast 1lnin street. A0s
l0I and .t0. that can De rOLt.l separately ~
largo Aaln-sirect rtoro until July ,ist uDkt Ape
ply 20 lEAANn. HllLh .O.
laiO-lt lea tstate Ag ea',.
EOR HENT-DwFIJNGs ANp sTOETs ~
! at over tho cry ~ prices i0 rNii '1lI Nf
telelhono fof PRINTED iIAI LIST sy.ng
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