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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
EFFECT OF BEE sTInos.

Decided stimulant to tho Human
System.
One effect OF bee stlngs on the human
system is in the nature of n atimulnnt,
The virus introduced through the Gu.
ticlc by the bee herself III exceedingly
stimulating, " net exhilarntlng. [,
beata tobacco or any narcotic. IL is
way ahead OF 10 toxicapts.
] mn led to this conclusion by effect,
produced on one OF my visitors after
one application OF the medicine, hypo.
dcrmicnily administered. 1t doesn't
seem TO make much difference on what
part OF the anatomy the fluid is meet.
ed. IL works just ns eTeotually in ono
spot ms another, and operates inston-
taneous'y. u the patient would pre-.
fer the scar in his back hniy. hidden
from vulgar observation md Irrever,
ent remark. lie viii feel its effects and
respond to It's influence with aqacrity.
Whether administered behind tho right
ear or on the ornamental nppendage
which sometimes oLirudes ITSELF
into other peoples business, or below
the belt" under the trousers, II "refy
there just the same" The Inziest mar
IN America will get hustle ON hiil
lnstnntcr after one dose. He can run
through troop and leap over wall
like trained nthlete. A ten-wiro
fence barbcd to stop swine Is no oh,
struction to him when ne gets under
motion. He feels ss II he could out.
run p tornado OF swim Lake Erie. Hs
doesn't wonder that Sampson twisted
the jaw Of the young lion or slew =
regiment OF Philistines. lie gould do
u himself with another application OF
This forinic acid preparation, admin,
istered from the "bysiuess end of
lively bee.-Eugepe secor. in Ameri-
con Bee Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18
THE IDEAL PANACEA.

James l.. Francis, Alderman,
Chicago, says: 81 regard DR.. Kings
New Discovery as an ideal Panacea
for Coughs, Colds and Lung Com
plants, having used it in my family
for the last FIVE years. to the exclu
sion of physician's prescriptions OF
other preparations"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: 81 have been a minister OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church for
fifty years or more, and have never
found anything so beneficial. or that
gave me such speedy relief ss DIR,
Kings New Discovery" Try this
Ideal Cough Remedy Nov. Trial
bottles free at A, F. Hargraye's
Drug Store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18
A VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION

Editor Morrison, of W0rthington,
Ind., SUM- writes: "You llav, n
valuable prescription in Electric Bill
ters,and l can chcerIully recommend
IL for Constipation aud Sick llead-
ache, and as n general system uynie
It has no equal.' Mira. Annie Slehle
1925 Cottage Grove Aye, Chicago,
was all run down, could not cat DDr
digest food, had backaahe Which
never left her and felt tiyed gn weary
but slx hOttlcs Of Electric Bitters
restored her health and yenewed her
strength. Price no cents and 81 90.
Gets bottle at A. +. Hargrayc's
Drug Store.
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Washington Letter.

Washington, Dec. l4th., 1896.
There is great deal more in the
announcement that the Republican
members OF the House Committee
on ways and meaus have begun work
on the tariff bill which they are to
attempt to pass at the exta session
OF the next Congress to be held ear
ly in the Spring, and that the Com
mittes are to grant hearings to manu-
facturers at once than appears upon
the surface. There are reasons to
belieyethat this announcement was
hurried up as part OF the plan to
elect Republican Senators enougl,
this winter to make a majority for
that party. The Republican steering
Commute OF the Senate succeeded
in getting Mr.. Hanna TO III dertake
this job of electing Senators in ken
lucky, EorthCarolins. South DAko.
to, ind Washington, and everybody
knows that the only lever Mr.. Han
no relies upon for success is money
BY giving the men who expect to
get big pIo6ts through the ''protec.
ton of a Republican tariff bill hear
ings before the Committee they can
be shown that they are to get what
they want and thus be put into the
himor to furnish what Mr.. Hanna
wants-more cash.
The same talk abopt "moderate
tariff which is now being given to
Newspaper men was prevalent when
work Was begun ON the Mckinley
bill. The result will be bill that
will probably be- more radical than
the Mckinley bill was. IL 10 true
that many Of the Republicans would
really like to see the bill made mod
crate, but it 10 equally true that the
men who made Republican sue
cess possible this year are deterinin
ed that the duties shall DO high
President Cleveland has gone to
South Carolina on fishing trip and
Congressman are jocularly charging
him with having run away to escape
the ex-Queep Of Hawaii, who is com
ing to washington to present him
with bill of damages for failure
to fulfill his promise, not of marriage
but of restored throne.
The Populists in Congress are a
little shy about expressing ;or publ
cation any opinion about the rum.
pass betwee. Senator Maiion But
Ter and Tom Watson. bnt it is plain
that some of'ihem, especially those
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f. g. q NJ. MoKenzie handle Vel
low Rose, Pride Of Virginia. Hia
watbs, Natural Leaf. aud Fayorite
Flower smoking tobaccoa. These are
the best brands Of smoking tobacco
ON the market. r
The work Of surveying the tract
OF land recently purchased for the
establishment of a Swedish Colony
IN the Southern suburbs of Bristol
Is In progress ana will he complet
ed in about two weeks Some OF
the Swedes nre expected here IN
the eariv spring. and with their
coming improvements will be he.
gun.
wouli respectfully ask all per.
sons owing me by note or account to
come forward at once and settle as I
must close my old business.
H. w. Pobst.
Santa Claus is busy making bis
purchases to cheer the hearts of his
many friends throughout the coun.
try. But there are many whom he
will forget in, his travels and we
should see to 1t that he visits all
the little ones in our midst aud
distributes his treasures in the
houses he is apt to forget. This is n
season when no one should he sad.
nut when we seq the faces of the
iittle ones whom he han passed by,
they gaze on the pleasure of their
more fortunate companions Let
us therefore look around us and
see If we can't make the heart of
some little one leap for joy ut this
joyous Christmas time.
When our Mr.. Dodd was in the
Enst he visited most of the large
toy bonses, aud after looking
around he bought suoL u line of
toys as be knew wonld please every
body especially as to price.
PPery e. DOdd.
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e--ss,.----.-.---.<.s---sse r.ex-sze.asrr~zy>su
from the South, belisYs that Hutley
will have to do something to show
tis resentment or lcss his influence
With the Popullsts of that ssotion.
A Georgian, WHO is not Populist,
said abou the recent phase OF it,
"Thers we're lighting words in that
signed article Of Watson's and when
1 was young map il wouldn't have
been question Of publishing simi
lar attack upon the other party. To
hay" said That u man tells en- gntrptb
merely for the CASUAL pleasure OF hay
ing deceived would have meant
duelling pistols and AN early NOR.
ming reeting the vicinity Bladens.
burg in the good old days" There
is no idea that Butler will do any
thing more than to call Watson an:
other,
If Mckinley is half as wise as his
admirers think him to be no will
quickly let il be known among tho
Republican Senator's that Proctor, Of
Vermont, is not to be the adininistra-
tiDn leader in the Senu.e Of the next
Congress, a position now assigned
him by ru,nor. Senator Proctor is
o nice enough man in bis way, but
be has not, either as member Of
Harrison's cabinet. Or us u Senator,
shown any of the qualities needed
for successful leadership, and there
is no reason to believe that he pos.
sesses them. There are already
number of Republican Senators who
do not feel over cordial towards Nc.
kinley, and If he isn't very careful,
he will be in hot water almost es HOOD
AZ ho 10 in tho White HOUSE. -"
The House made fairly good
showing for the first week OF the ses.
sion, having passed the Pension Ap.
probation Bill, number of postal
bills, bill against tho sale of liquor
in tho Capitol building. and whole
batch Of private Pension bills. The
Senate held only four sessions during
tn" week, aud it has very little to
show Tor them. Al Que oi these seq.
sions some eommotion was caused
by Il motion made by Senator Allen
to take MP tho Dingley bill. The
motion carried but tho only result
was the killing Of few minutes
time, NJ Tho expiration Of which tho
bill went back to the calendar under
the rules.
Senator L, llor hos been quite
busy man since his arrival in Wash.
ington due OF tho first men be had
an extended confnieucs with WINS
Senator Senator Jones. OF Arkansas,
aud tho subject Of tho couferouce was
the future policy OF tho silver men
in Corgress. Both Senators decliu.
Cd to be interviewed on the subirct
qnd no public anuouucemaat il ex
peeted until after the conference of
silver lenders, shortly to DO held, and
it may not be deemed polite then
to announce any formal programme
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18

EDITOR OF CLINcH VALLEY News.
Dear sir-Accept my thanks for
your very complimentary notice of
my application for the Marshalship
OF this district. 1t is very gratifying
to receive such q compliment from
ones political opponent. want also
to return thanks through your col
unns for the many kind things said
to me by my Democratic friends in
this county and through the district.
MIR. Editor l yield the palm to no
man for being better Republican
than am, and while love it's name
and principals and expect to live and
die one, still 1 never struck DO
litical enemy below the belt, but &C.
cord to every voter the same privi-
lege, l take myself to vote on his
conscience dictates. and TO do il
without fear or favor
ain very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
j. &. WATTS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18
j. G. WATTS.

MERIT WINS and that is why Hoods
ssrsapari'la holds tho abiding confide &C
of the public. Hoods Sarsapariila ia
known by the cures it has made. II Is
the One True Blood Purifier.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills, copsti.
patton, jaundice sick headache, bilious.
ness. 25c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18

We cordially INVITE everyone
to come and inspect our lRrge
assortment of holiday goods
now on display.
PEERY g. DODD.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-18
PObst & Wingo.

Attention. is called to the adver.
tisement on the first page of the
News of Mr.. Bryan's book, which
will sOop be issued 10y w. b. Con
kew Company, Chicago, Ill. Ev
cry advocate of the white metal
should haze a copy of this book
as il is history Of the campaign
just closed, and will contain yaiua
BILE information for every one.
Price $3.50.
Peery & Dodd's stock of candy
is large, but it will not last long,
at the rate it is going this week.
The people appreciate the fact that
our candies are all fresh aud that
accounts for the large sales we are
making
Elk Attorney-Gene Field, who
was in Richmond Saturday, says
that he is heartily in favor of the
Democrats getting togeather at
once for the State campaign next
year. MIR. Field, who was the Pop
ul;st nominee for Vice President on
the ticket with General Weaver
four years ago. has no use, he says,
for the Democrats who bolted the
ticket this gear 1t is the policy
of the Democrats, the ex Attorney.
General thinks, to begin organiza
ton at once, 80 as to be in readi
ness for the campaign when it op
ems.
Call on me as early as you can and
settle up old business.
'4 II. W. Pol st.
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Mr.. Douglas Smith made a bus.

! Books. We have them till you
can't rest Call and see thapi q,
Pobst & Wingo.
| Mrs Robert wylie, of Bland. is
visiting her brother. DR.. w. p,
| Nye, on Main street.
Mrs. John Ball. who has been
very i'll at her residence near town.
we are glad to sny is very mucl,
improved
Peery b Dpdd have pictures GU
lore. which they will sell you at
prices which will suit your pocket
book.
| Christmas services will be held
at tue Methodist church Christmas
night, consisting principally OF
music.
A handsome bay mare of the
Byars stables, at Wytheville, which
has been trained for high jumping
has been sold to u Brooklyn horse
fancier for S1.6JO.
Peery & Dodd have the finest
line of lamps ever brought to Taze.
we'll They are beauties and you
should have one of them.
The public exercises, of the Lit
erarS Society of the Cedar Bluff
Epworth Legue last Friday night
we're very much enjoyed by all
who had the pleasure Of being pres
ent.
w e. Robertson has been elected
president of the Virginia Bridge and
Iron Company. of Roanoke, to suc.
coed Capt. S. Walton, of Falls Mil &,
who resigned because Of pressure of
other business.
Pobst & Wiugo have the finest
line of jewelry aud silverware ever
brought to Tazewell. You will he
hard to please if YOU cant find what
you want in their big store.
DR.. Isaac Pierce accompanied by
MIR. j. Il. Smyth, of Thompson Val
ley, went to Philadelphia last week
to consult one of that cities most
prominent physicians about the
medical treatment Of Mr.. Smith,
and returned Friday.
Ii you want books call at Peery
IL Dodd's. They have IL large stock
Also a full line OF stationery.
At a meeting of the Dem ocrats
of Blue6eld, w. Va, Tuesday night
the following municipal ticket was
placed in the field: For Mayor,
Joseph E. Crockett; Recorder. Will
liam H. Campbell; Council w. ii
Thomas, A. Lynch, j. b. Powell,
j. A. B. Bruce, o. G. Jenkins.
Having learned the business of D
ieweler in largo establishment in
the city l am prepared to do all
kinds of repairing in my line, and
guarantee all my work.
Modock Mckenzie.
Ciinch Valley Lodge, u. D., A. f.
& A. NJ, (colored) will give a grand
banquet and ball Christmas even
ing. This ball and banquet il Civ
en- to raise fund for the benefit of
the above named Lodge. We nn-
derstapd that table will he reser-
we'd for any white friends of the
Lodge that may desire to eat their
dinner with them.
The papers in the Valley Of Yir
ginia are speaking out plainly in
regard to the Increase Geight charg-
es and the Inconvenience to pas.
seDgers caused by the passing OF
the railroad between Strasburg n nd
HarrlsOnbnrg from the manage
ment of tho Baltimore and Ohio to
the Southern railroad.
Our stock of Christmas goods is
now opened up and you will miss
it If yon do not call OH us before
purchasing.
PObst & Wingo.
Attention. is called to the adver.
tisement on the first page of the
NEWS of Mr.. Bryan's book, which
will soop be issued 10y w. b. Con
kew Company, Chicago, Ill. Ev
cry advocate of the white metal
should haze copy of this book.
as il is history Of the campaign
just closed, and will contain yaiua
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LQC4L IND GENERaL
NEWS BRIEFS.
County court neg. Tuesday.

County court next Tuesday.
Circuit court is still in session.
Cue week from today is Christ
mas.
Go to Pobst 4 wingo's for sne
candies.
The mail was three hours late
Wednesday.
There was quite change in the
weather Wednesday morning.
Stock cattle are in good demand
IN Culpeper aud sell promptly.
Mrs. Chapman Peery of Cedar Bluff
was in town during the week shop
ping.
Peery & Dodd have fiue line of
silverware, which they are selling
way down.
The Virginia Sun, organ of the
Popnlists IN this State, apnonpees
us suspension.
Pcbst & wiugo have big lot of
clocks, which they are selling way
down.
Mrs. w. P. Cscil of Cedar Bluff.
who has been very i'll, is some bet
ter at this writing
The Southwest Virginia Iusti-
tute, of Bristol, will be sold at pub
lie sale January 16.
If you want a lamp call and look
over our stock before buying.
PObst & WiugO.
Rev. j. N. Hartman continues
i'll ut his residence on College Hill,
but is somewhat improved at this
time.
We have beautiful line of
Christmas cards, which we are
selling at prices to suit the times.
Peery & Dodd.
The lawyers Of the Tazewell bar
become better pleased with Judge
Jackson with each term Of court lie
holds here.
We are selling clocks for 80 SO
that have usually been sold at
So 90. Call aud see for yourself at
Peery & Dodd's.
Miss Matte Peery, of Cedar Bluff
who has been visiting friends in
Tuzewell for some days, left for her
home Wednesday.
We are in receipt OF very hind-
some calendar Tor 1897 frotp Messrs.
l.. Lazarus & Co, liquor dealers of
Pocahontas.
We have the largest stock of
candies, nuts, dates, figs, etc, ia
town.
Pobst & Wingo.
Drs. r. b Gillespie, l. Hall land
IL. B. Crockett performed very
successful operation on Mr.. Hugh
Pucket for appendicitis last Fri
day.
The State has offered reward
OF $3.50 for the arrest of John Sell
go, the italian who murdered his
wife some weeks since in Carroll
county.
Pobst & Wingo have received
their large stock of shoes and are
now ready to furnish you with
shoes at prices that cannot be met
in Tazewell.
The many friends of Mrs. S. j.
Thompson, of the Cove, who has
been very i'll at tie home of her
father will be glad to hear that she
is much better.
Don't wait until the day before
Christmas to buy your Christmas
candies, Figs, Dates, Nuts, ETC., but
call on F. g. & NJ. Mckenzie at
once. They will treat you right.
In the case Of Crabtree VS. Ar
mold and GRAPHICAL the jury render
ed verdict in favor of Crabtrec,
assessing the damages at 1926 and
COSTS, amounting in all to about
$500.
DR.. James OKeeffe of our town
has been appointed by the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of the State of
Mississippi to represent it at the
meeting of the GraUd Royal Arch
Chapter of Va.
There will ba a stated commnni
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Ripans Tebples cure bad breath,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-19

lect the bill. But he has the satisfac-
tion Of knowing that they paid II just
trouble collecting q livery bill and
finally settled by taking part of 1t In
goods. A lesson from experience 10
sometimes dearly learned, but seldom
forgotten. 1t Is safe to predict that no
more such deals will be worked In this
community. Watch the rascals. They
will v give you something for moth
ing and is to l they will come out ahead
on the deal.-Ir0qufs Chief.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-11-19

The following biographical sketch OF
Mrs. John Rash, whose death last
week was chronicled in these columns,
was printed in the Akron Register. -
Emeline NJ. Robinson was born in
Cattaragus county, New York, May Is,
1913. She married John N. Raish,
December %, 1858. They moved to
Oshkosh, Wisconsin in 1861 where they
lived until 1874 when they moved to
Elk Point, South Dakota. They came
to Akron, Iowa in 1884 where they
since resided. Mrs. Rash was convert
ed and joined the Methodist Episcopal
church at Oshkosh, Wisconsin in 1865
underline ministry of Geo G.. HaddOck,
and has lived q faithful, consistent
christian lie in the church. The last
year OF her life was filled with sickness
and much suffering until she lopged to
be at rest. She died at Sioux City, Ia,
where she had been removed temporari.
ly for medical treatment, November IL,
1896, aged So years, 5 months, q days.
She leaAes her husband, J. N. Raish
and a family of six children, Henry H.,
George w., Edward L., Ida NJ, John
w, and Arthur w., wkO are sorely
bereayed. Her father, Geo w. Robin
Sol and sister, Mrs. VIM. Kropp Of Elk
Point, and Mrs. Abba A. Maynard OF
Oshkosh, Wisconsin are also living
and mourn with the husband and
children their loss. The people of
Akron and her many friends elsewhere
sorrow with their afliction. The
funeral was held at the M. E. church
in Akron, Ia, November Is, at 10 q. m.
Rev. Geo. G.. Fort of Sioux City, H.,
her former pastor, who has been with
| her through much OF her suffering,
preached the funeral sermon and was
assisted in the services by Rev. S. L,
Eddy of Akron. The interment was In
the Akron cemetery. A large company
OF friends followed the deceased to the
grave.
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Spo11in' Sku1e.

There will be an old fashioned s.Spell-
down. at Hoffman's Hall, Thursday
evening, November 10, for the benefit
of the Episcopal church Of Elk Point.
Prizes given for the best lady and gen.
tleman speller. Admission Is cents in.
GLIDING sandwiches. coffee and cake.
All spoilers, good, bad, and Indifferent
are cordially invited.
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For Ocean Steamship Tickets

For Ocesn Steamship Tickets
Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for first cabin,
second cabin, or Storage, both outward
and prepaid apply to F. l. Cummlas,
Agt. C. NJ. s. st. p. Railway at Elk
Point, South Dakota.
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A beautiful line OF Ladies' and Miss
es' capes received and on sale. Made
In cloth and velvet.
FREEMAN Bros.
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u. S. stock food at Kelley's. Just
the thing for the farmer, and We are
the only firm In town who handle it.
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Yonr Portrait Free.

Enlarged from any picture you de-
sire, either In crayon and ink or water
colors. Ask for y ticket At Ringsrud 3.
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THANKSGIVING EXERCISES.

The Hroclunation to be Read In the pab.
lie Schools Of the City.
Appropriate Thanksgiving exercises
will be held in each department of our
public schools, Wednesday afternoon,
November Is. at 2 o'clock. ALL are cor
invited.
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PROGRAM FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL.
School Bxerc Uses.

Exercises in Second Prin airy room,
Wednesday, November rs, at 1:3Qp. m.
Twenty Little Chickadees". .. Song BY School
''Sweet summers Gone Away. .SOngBy school
NetitatiOn .............-... ..M4ty M4ttln
AcCltdVttn. /. . +. .NUltO ls)Oc
What the Acorns Say" Christine Freder:cks0n
Thanks giving" ............ Song by HchOOl
1.-THE Thankful Mouse. ........ Grace Talcotr
Popping Corn ......... Song Bv three Boys
"Three Brown Nuts ........... Bernice SWEET
Recitation. ......... Jasper smith
Recitation. ........ .......... Curtis Mills
"My Thanksgiving. Inez COtFey
Pumpkin Pies ...,....... Song BY Three Girls
my Mountain m Song BY the school
"A Letter to Grandma".... Alfred Ringsrud
'COme Here Little kObbin". 49,. Song BY School
"Ned's Thanksgiving Visit ........ Lillian Ellis
T Grandfathers". -. Motion Seng
Guard the Flag
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Nor 10 sthe ttme "a subscribe Tor TIN
C0URInR. Only 9i.60Aysaf.
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A GREAT NOVEL
OF THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Its leading serial feature for 1897 and the master
piece Of It's author. DIR. 5. Weir Mitchell. Thos
story, Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker purpoEts
to be the autobiography Of this hero, an O3Sccrs
on WAshingtOn's staff. Social life III PhiladeE-s
phia at the time VI the Revolution Is most inter-
esttngly depicted. and the characters include
Washington. Franklin, Lafayette. and others
well known IN history. 1t is safe to say that the
readers Of this great romance will obtain from
It . clearer idea OF the people who were foremost
10 revolutionary days, and OF the social life Of this
source. The work Is not only historically ac-
cIfate. but Is . most interesting story 0f love and
war. The first ch0pters are in the November
number. Howard ryle will illu 1t.
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For SALE at q bargain-One second
hand wagon. p. K. KELLY.