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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
MILLIONS OF BIBLES.
The Work OF the Amcritan bible Society
For tho Fast Year.

The seventy ninth annual report Of
the Amarican Bible society, which COW
ers the work of that organization in
printing and circulating the Scriptures
during the past year, has just been pub
Lsled. The society hns distributed moro
volumes ill China during the year thnu
Ill any preceding year since it began it's
operations there. In Japan, too, the
Bible committee has been able to nc
complish great deal of work among
the soldiers of the Japanese army Moro
than ,6O0,0O Bibles, Tostanients and
Integral portions Of the Bible were
printed by the society within the year.
and over ], 900, 900 of them were print
ed on tho presses i'll the Bible House,
New York, and moro than 500, 900 wero
printed III foreign lands Through pur-
chasc5 OF additional volumes tho total
number printed and procured by the So
ciety amounted TO ,95S,674 copies OF
these 941 1O8 volumes wore issued from,
the Biblo House and 0B4, OPS in foreign
lands. or the volumes issued from tho
Bible house lol, l06 copies were sent to
foreign lands and nre not connted among
tho issues i'll foreign countries.
OF the issues of 947, 1903 volumes from
the Bible House S45, 9o7 have been for
tho home supply On account of tho
falling off of the receipts the society
was compelled to restrict its oolportage
work to u considerable extcnt Only 81
colporteurs have boon employed for the
whole or part Of tho year in ~ states
and two territories. The oolporteurs
visited 71.07S families and found 10, :
634 without tho Scriptures The mum
Der of families visited by the American
Bible society and its auxiliaries was
6l0. 798, of which 10, 2J4 were found to
be without the Scriptures. Destitute
families were supplied to the number Of
81, 900, and individuals in addition to
the number Of 1852.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
An Educated Spidor.

Athens. Ga, has an educated spider
which has aroused considerable interest
He wove q web Oh the lot of Mrs Eliza
beth Neon on Hickory street that has
been the subject of study Oh the part Of
all who have seen it. The web is of q
dark color, and across the center IS q sill
very strip resembling writing very
much. not worry unlike the chirography
of lawyers and great men. A close eI
animation of the writing revesled near
ly every letter OF the alphabet perfectly
formed. Tho superstitious regard it as
containing some kind Of message The
old spider who executed such an ingen-
ious piece Of work is nowhere TO be
found Atlanta Constitution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
EOR 50 ALE.
STORIES OF THE DAY.
The Major Had "a Sensitive Spirit, and he
Was Quick ON the Trigger.

Was Quick ON the Trigger.
Major Bloss back in the latest sew
entios," said worker on Newspaper
row, "fourishcd as tho editor-in chief
Of the Kansas City Times. Dr. ManfOrd
was the publisher, but Bloss was the
MOTIVE agent who got out the paper
There We're occasions suggested by the
turns and twists Of western journalism
of that day when editors drank DER
deep. Major Bloss WAS no exception
from tho general run. One evening Ma
jor Bloss was q bit heavy from his liba-
lions, He strobe OBVIOUSLY into Frank
Aim saloon and called huskily for fire
watea. The bnrGeepor was one of those
guardian angola who toll men when
they have enough. He declined to give
Major Bloss the nourtshment demanded
You've got enough. major, re-
marked the barlteeper, with All mir of
cold severity. You can't got anything
to drink here.
Now, the maj or WAS a man OF proud
spirit and much hauteur. Moreover, he
was from kentucky and always accom-
panied his strolls about the city with a
faithful derringer, the barrel whereof
was about two inches long, with bore
like stove pipe. No sooner did the
bMkeeper mako the prudent remark
quoted than the major, his spirit wound
cd beyond any power Of words to OK
pross, suddenly produced tho faithful
dcrringer and fired it with vast noise
and smoke, bang ut the barkeeper
The pistol was 30 short it wasn't
pointing direct Mt the victim, which
was good thing. AS it was, the bullet
plowed q bad furrow through the scent
ed forotop OF the barkeeper and tumbled
him in among his glasses as il he d
been hit with mallet. Then the major
came composedly behind tho bar and
helped himself. remarking to the horri.
fed spectators:
1t would never do-hic--to allow
such oanaille-hic-as bartenders to go
to-hic-prescribing for gentlemen.
with this highly satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION Of his attitude tho major
staggered away. DR.. Manford got the
barkeeper to 60 away and the affair
blew over.
Major Bloss ON one occasion during
his editorship Of The Times was lying
on the sofa asleep. 1t was about 3
o'clock III the afternoon, and except for
the major, deeply asleep, and Billy Ba-
ker, the exchange editor, the place was
deserted, Suddenly man came up to
whip the editor He was big man.
Who wrote thati' no Kissed, strid-
ing up to Baker and showing the casus
belli under his alarmed nose.
Let me beg Of you, urged Baker,
edging away as O. first step toward an
understanding, to bear always in mind
that didn't write 1t. Moreover, don It
know who did. However. if you will
come up at O'Clock this evening the
gang will be here, and I've no doubt q
little research ON your part will turn
an Your party.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
New soYs of Poker.

A new variation of poker has sprung
up. 1t deals cut the entire pack in
equal numbers to Nil players. II five are
playing, for example. each will got ten
cards at the start. If seven are playing,
each got seven. the three cards left over
being put aside. Then. instead Of draw
ing. zach player discards as he likes
from his hand 80 that he shall have five
cards TO play with. making the best
hand possible out Of those dealt him.
Hands are apt to run high in this sort
Of game. 1t is called Peculiar.
A poker in which six cards were
dealt, discards and draws being SO reg
ulsted that only five cards constituted
the final hand, has been known for some
time, bit this is further development
of that idcM 1t is said to have original
ed along the shores OF Long Island. -
New York Sun.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
PORTSMOUTHNEWS
The "i3o Club.

Williams Omnibus carried out to
Port Norfolk last nIght the "l3" Club.
This club is composed of thirteen
young gentlemen. mostly professional
men. lawyers aud doctors. aud thirteen
young ladies. The club was organized
gu the 18th day of the mouth, thirteen
weeks after Christmas. The room in
which they meet contains thirteen
chairs. and thirteen lamps shed their
lights over thirteen volumes, from
which the thirteen young ladies' read
to the thirteen young mun, who stand
at the back Of the thirteen chairs. The
clock i'll the room has figures on its
face running mp to thirteen instead of
twelve, and the "13" Club adjourns
promptly at Is O'Clock. Or course the
club ia limited as to membership, but
as two of the young ladies will be mar
ried on the 18th of Deosmber next to
two of the young men, four vacancies
will be made. This is a Jolly crew Of
boys and the maidens are the fairess of
the fair. Space forbids our going into
full details of this "13" Club.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

MIR. Mason Makes n Generous Offer.
Yesterday'a Star contains the follow
ing:
The Star has received the following
letter from MIR. Mason. manager Of the
North Portsmouth elctrio road:
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July II. 1896.
To the Editor Of the Star:
The manager OF the North Ports
mouth port Norfolk) electric railway
through the columns OF the Star, ten
ders the pIoits Of the line for one day
to the ladies who are 90 ssaiduously
securing funds for the Portsmouth
hospital.
The line rs now sqqaipped can com.
fortabiJ carry 5000 passengers daily,
and upon this business, which the
public would cheerfullr accord the
ladies, o neat sum msy be realizad.
An item from the Rome (9a.) paper
will show how it IL done. and from a
knowledge of the Portsmouth ladies' it
may be confidently assumed that they
will surpRsa oil predecessors.
W. Nj. MASON,
General Manager,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
How to Wash BLACK Dress Goods.

Eensietta. cashmere, serge and such
black gocds. if of good quality, vol
repay one for all the cleaning given
them. Remove the grease spots thor
oughly from the goods; then wash in
warm soapsuds. using pure. not
strong, soap. in which dissolve borax at
the rate Of q teaspoonful to two quarts
OF water. Rinse in very blue water and
iron on the wrong side while damp with
u moderate iron. DO not rub the goods
on washboard, but souse them up and
down and wiring very gently SO as not
to pull or twist the fabric.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

THE man who wanted to whip the
editor said he'd surely come; that his
life had but one purpose now. and that
was to find the fellow who wrote the
article and make an example Of horror
of him. Just as he was departing ma
hcious idea struck Baker.
- Here. he called after the visitor,
come back here. I'll tell you what to
do. Major Bloss is in the other room. /
He's the managing editor. He didn'S
write that article; but, after all, he's re-
sponsible for it, and he's the man you
ought to see. You had better step in
there and talk to him.
Tho visitor sprang into the other
room like panther and seized the ma
jor by the shoulder.
Sec here, he roared. get up here
l want to talk to you At this point he
shook the major violently.
THAT great journalist blundered to
his feet with hearty promptitude. Out
came that trusty derringer, and tho
bang which followed made the win
dows rattle. The bullet tore hole in
tho partition big enough to thrust ones
fist through. The man who came to
whip the editor fled like an antelope,
the doughty major in hot pursuit. still
half asleep But tho man was too swift.
AS he disappeared down the stairs the
major hurled the derringer after him
Then he came yawning and stretching
his arms. AS he lay down on the sofa
to resume his snooze he said to Baker,
with prodigious yawn
Who was that fellow. Rillyf -
Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Resolutions on the Death of Mrs.
White.

At a meeting oil the Ladies' Bsnevo-
lent Christian Union, held Monday,
July 10, 1925. the following presm BILE
anu resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Almighty
God i'll his wisdom to remove from us
by death our beloved sister and first
vice president, Mrs. Josephine Forbes
White; therefore be it
ReSolred, |. That the Benevolent
Christian Union has lost one of it's or
ganizers aud one Of its most efficient
officers. The poor. q kind aud symps.
thetIc frlend-oue who WAS always
willing and ready to relieve their
necessities, and comfort them with her
cheerful presence and helpful minis
trations.
RcSoloed 2. That her rare admins
trative ability, her unique Christian
character were felt and known to US
ell and will be an inspiration to others
to nobler and higher work of charity.
ReS0lcCd 3. That where the timid
and fearful would fail this brave, noble
woman, i'll days of heat, cold and
storm. with her carriage and faithful
servant, would 60 from door to door
relieving them i'll their distress and
inspiring them with hope for better
days. Truly it may be said of her she
visited the fatheriess and widows in
their affection.
Resolved, That these revolutions be
spread upon the minutes, published in
the city papars and o copy be sent to
the family of the dscensed.
Mrs. GEORGE l.. NEVILLE,
Mrs. WILLIAM NJ. HoPR,
Mrs. HENRY @. OULPRpPER, JR.,
Committee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

Last June Dick Crawford brought
his twelve.months old child. suffering
from iniantils diarrhna, to me. 1t
had been weaned at four months old
and had always been siokly. i gave it
the usual treatment in such GASES but
without benefit. The child kept grow
Ing thinner until it weighed but little
more than when born, or perhaps ten
pounds. | then started the father to
giving Chamberlain's Collie. Cholern
and Diarrh9a Remedy. Before one
bottle of the % cent aiZe had been
used marked improvement WAS seen
and its continued use cured the child.
is weakness and puny constitution
disappeared and its father aud myself
believe the chlld's life WAS saved by
this remedy. j. I. MARION, NJ. d.,
Tsmaros, Ill. For sale by all drug,
aists,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Tho Thoughtful Chnunosy.

A good story is told on Chauncsy De-
pew. He received letter FROM young
married friend In Albany asking for n
pass FOR his mother in law. who WAS
coming to make him visit, and clos
ing with the delicate hint. Don't for
get to have the return coupon attached. "
Mr. Depew Is nothing if not worldly
Wise and sympashetic, aud In sending
the pass he wrote. "1hsse not neglected
the return COUPON and have limited it
TO three days n--MinhsapeNs Joapnal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
A Lucky Guese.

A Wall street broker made lucky
guess ono day last week. A customer
stepped into his Office. accompanied by
man who was n stranger to the broker,
and said. my friend has just come
from England, and like to introduce
one Englishman to another -
but l am not an Englishman by
birth, said the stranger.
Il observe by your speech that you
are not, F" remarked the broker.
My speech?" answered the other.
Where, then, do You suppose was
born?"
"a bet," cried the customer, "thas
you can't guess, for don't know.
"a dollar that he was born in Gibral.
tar, ;" replied the broker.
The stranger was astonished, for il
was indeed there that he was born, and
the customer paid the bet.
How did you know?' the broker
was asked next day by the customer.
81 did not know and am not q mind
reader" answered the broker. II mada
lucky guoss1 that's all. AT first when
the thing was sprung on me Twas about
to say Wales or British Honduras top
Cape Colony or Malta or anywhere else,
but Gibraltar was the last place that
came to my mind, and SO I spoke the
word. A man may often make o lucky
guess OF the kind, though no HASN'T aso.
ond sight. Now York Sun.
The best is what you want when yea ese
Ia n ed OF medicine. That 10 why ystsa
shenld insist upon Hoods sarsspariils.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

4
Va. WAS yesterday in Suffolk,
The Baptist Sunday School will
have its annual picnic TO Sleepy Hole
next Tuesday.
Rev. John n. Mccormick IL expected
to return from Buffalo To day.
Kings Daughters. circle No. ,, will
meet with Miss Lizzie King this after
noon.
The Edenton coiored ball team in
scheduled TO play the Suiiolks at West
End Park to day.
Mrs. Lucy Dnrden and family left
yesterday for Isle of Wight county,
where they will spend several weeks
with friends.
Miss Novelln S. Darden has returned
10 Suffolk, after several weeks visit
to out of town friends.
MISS Myrtle Booker is being enter
tanned 10y friends in Roanoke,
Miss Lillio Jones loft last afternoon
Tor Machipungo 10 visit Miss Nellie
Mapp.
Mrs. John Wright, OF Roanoke, a
former resident of Suffolk. is the guest
OF Mrs. j. T.. Booker.
Miss Reese Scott, of PetersburC.
stopped over yesterday with Miss Eta
Einm. being en- route TO Elwood to
visit Miss Annie Edwards.
Tho twenty-sixth annual session Of
the Eastern Virginia Christian Sunday
Sohool Convention will meet next
ednasday III Gates county, n. &,
Kew. \. u. Newman, of Suffolk, is
president.
Prof.. l.. j. Kernodle has returned
from the meeting of the Virginia Press
Association and other points which be
since visited, leaving Mrs. Kernodle
and son in the mountains.
MIR. John Z. Prentis, OF Terre Hautc.
Ind, brother Of judge Prcntis, las
been visiting in Suffolk this week for
tho first time in nineteen years.
The County Board of Supervisors
| had their regular July meeting in the
courthouse yesterday with evury mem.
Der present. Only routine work was
transacted, no new business being ill.,
troduced.
A FINANCIAL SUCCESS. Wednesday's
excursion Oh the steamer Luray, from
! SUFFOLK to points on the Chesapeake
bay and return, for tho benefit OF Bereu
Christian Church, near Drivers, was IA
| SUCCESS financially ns we'll no socially,
Tho management made net profit OF
Sl5j, besides furnishing free transpor
tntion to the members of three Sunday
| schools.
Ran AWAY From HOME. -Amerchant
from Buckhorn yesterday informed
| THE NlRGiNlAN that 1ilton, the son OF
Adolphus Johnson, who claimed that
his father shot al him Sunday, had run
away from home. The futher alleges
that ho did not shoot the boy, but
threatened him il he failed TO execute
a certain command given.
COUNTY PROPERTY VALUATIoS. The
assessment OF real estate in Suffolk aud
Nansemond county for the year 1895
hos been completed and showa a total
valuation of g.. 702, 5l5.17, which is al
increase of $50, 1913 over the previ-
GUS assessment. Following ia the in.
crease by magsterial districts: Holy
| 81. 1889; Cypress. $500 So; Sleepy
Hole, S.. 302, 4d;Chuokatuck, 50, 26G. So.
There 10 total increase OF $50, GIT .93
IN tho districts ana decrease Of
Do in Suffolk, which leaves q net
increase in the county of $40, iS9, i3.
or thu amount tho colored population
increased S22 097.90 and the whites
1881 SO, the former showing n gain
of 9l3, 706.37 more than the latter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Trsa,on In tho Ohio Camp.

It's bad enough for Mckinley when
wages arc being increased in other sec
tions Of the country, says the Kansas
City Times. but when Ohio manufao-
turing concerns follow in the line it's
positive treason. 1t is possible that the
recent advances In Youngstown and
Warren have been infpeneed by Foraker.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
HnaebRll.

The game OF baseball to be played
to-day between the Police Force aud
the Ferry Employees promises to be q
great affair. The fund ia for the bene.
lit of tho City Hospital, and all should
patroni2e it. Here ls tho team:
Gus Only. catcher; Hu,ohins. P;
Hoofnagls, S S; Diggs, ! b; Culpep
per, 2 d; Tatem, 3D. Base; Lindsay, l.
f; Calvert. II Il; Birmingham, G f.
Go and have good time and help n
good cause. Hero is the Ferry Team
Heffrou. Davis, Hansford. q; Webb,
Montague, CULLEN. z; w. Il. Jones,
Vanderb8rry, b. j. Jones.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
EpENTON, N. G.

DR.. W. II. Capehart, OF Avoca, is il
town to-day.
Wing Lee, Chinsmsn. has sstnb.
lished laundry here on Broad street.
A thief tried to enter the grocery
store of Mr.. q. Harrington, on upper
Broad atreet last night, but failed in
the attempt.
The entertainment given by class
of Orphans from Thomasville, under
the management Of Mr.. Mills, was u
creditable one. A large audience was
present. A collection was taken up
which amounted to S35.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Voyauurn,fOr pIenx,,ro

Or business, persons on tho point OF taking
an 'outimg on land or sea, lhchtsnien and
tourists need an shonld be provided with
some preventive of aea sickness end correc-
tive OF the occasional Ill effects OF luaccue
toned air. food and water Many ner, our
PERSONS experience qualms akin to sru sick
ness when trav ling by rail They. too re
qure medicinal safeguard. The best in
existence Is Host tier Stomach Bitters.
which promptly rolieves nausea. sick head
ache. bliousness. cramps and cole. etc. II
bn mess calls YOU to some locality whore
chills ana fever or biliousness remittent is
pre-, sIent don't ial to provide yourself
with 1t FOR constipation. rheumatism an d
inactivity OF the ki'ineys ii is An excellent
remedy. Eminent physicians commend il
highly. Lay IN Is supply before You start by
boat steamer or train 1t is most service.
Able travelling Communion
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Norfolk County Louri. Judge w. ".
PortIock Presiding.

Commonwealth VI. Patience J. Eaden,
alias Eaton, for felony; plea not guilty
verdict. one day in jsil. This Wac the
case In which an assault was mads upon
Mr.. Henry Kim about three months
ago on his farm.
Harvey Il. Culpspper qualified as
administrator of George Oulpeppsr,
bond S50U0; suretias, j. F. Culpepper,
George w. and John F. Culpeppsr
appraisers, 3. ". Gary, J. ". Carey,
II. E. Hurdle, Sylvsater and Geo. W.
Brown.
Walter Doughars recognized in the
sum OF $500 for July Sd. John Cuffee,
Charles Douglass, sureties.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Tho Mop,iaon. We. lns lard Dlppers.

Tho Hoptia"ns Va. Ihs Lard Clippers.
There was game of ball between
the Heptagons and the Lard Dippers
yesterday afternoon, which resulted -
to Il in favor OF the Heptigons. The
game was called in the eighth inning
on account of darkness. Features oil
tue game were the circus catch OF
Davis in left fold, and the batting OF
Davis, Boyd, Weston and Dietary
body. Batteries for the Heptigo ns.
Davis and Weston; for Lard Dipperf,
Boyd, Dray and Tisdsle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
wctnrn ola Por,smourh 10Y.

The Cape Charles Headlight has this
to say of one Of our young men:
mir. G. q. Carr, drug clerk In the
Cape Charles Pharmacy, at thi. place.
for some time, severed his connection
with that house and returned to his
home in Portsmouth, where he expects
to begin the practice OF medicine. MIR.
Carr is moral, courteous and bright
young man. and Is worthy the esteem
and confidence Of those with whom he
may be associated. He made many
friends while here, who wish him I'M
bounded SUCCESS"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
Real Estate Transfers &n city oil


City OF Portsmouth to L. w. Owens,
four lots in Oak Grove Cemetery, 5000.
o. II. Brown and wife to Mrs. Annie
A. Cragin. lot at northeast inter Sc ction
OF North and Hatton streets, Park
View. $500.
Park Wow Land Company to Joseph
s. Owens, lots Nos. 10 and l72 on
east side OF Cooke street, S5l4,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
B,enth ora IittIc One,

William. the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fl. Moreeock. died Wednes
day night ut the residence of his father
on Glasgow street, near Hatton, sgsd
year, months md % days. Funeral
from house this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

Do not buy capes made of black cze-
pom, thoagh fashion allows them. They
are rather funsreal looking, and, what
is more. are exceptionally unbecoming
to any but the faireot. who have roses
in thoir cheeks and VAIN tints in their
hair.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

One hundred rolls now mating re-.
eeived to day. Neat. handsome patterns
very cheap. Call to see it, Carpets.
rngs, oil cloth, etc, at j. s. Crawford's
Furniture house.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

w. n. Nelson, who is in the drug
business at Kingville. Mo-, has so
much confidence in Chambsrluin's
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
that he warrants every bottle aud of.
icts to refund tho money to any cus-
TONER who Is not satisfied after using
u. MIR. Nelson takes no risk in doing
rms because the remedy ia u certain
cure for the diseased for which il is in.
Tended and he knows it. 1t Ia for ralo
By all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19

Messrs. Levy x Jacobs beg to an
nonnce to the public that in connec.
ton with their immense line of men.
boy and ohildren suits (Which they are
aelling at cnt rate igures). they also
carry large line of night shirts, neg
ti9ee shirts, bathing suts and Sweet.
Orr overhlls. Remember the place.
LEVY X JACOBS,
200 HIGH atraat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-19
important So,icc

There is no necessity for going else
where to purchase Clothing We are
closing out our stock at almost your
own prios, 30 wo can start next season
In our new store with nothing but new
goods. Breslauer a. Authopy ia
Nigh street.