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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Bic Sale Of DOmestics.

PLENTY OF MONEY-sAVING ITEMS.
Heavy UubicaChcd Canton Flannel re-
duced from 4c 20 7-Sc.
Tabieached Jeans. reduced from i-4c.,
20 3 1-2c. yard.
Domet or H0usekeepers' Flannel. extra
heavy quauty at &c.. reduced TO
Heavy Gray skirtins Flannel. reduced
from 15c. 20 zoe
An-Wooi Red Twillod Flannel. reduced
from zoe. 20 II 1-&c.
Burleigh Yard-Wide Bieached Cotton.
reduced from ~ l-2c 90 : BE. yard.
Lily white Cambria better than Ions
dale reduced from Joe. 20 G-Sc. yard.
49, Enblcachcd Shooting. Q IL yards
wide reduced rom isc ~ lie. yard.
81 lockwood Sicachcd oheeting. fun
. IA yards wide. reduced from zoe.
% - Bic
Tho best quality yard-wide pcrcales.
reduced .o -. yard
Soid-C0.0r Oreand es. every shade. re-
duced from 25c. 90 AZ i-2c.
Yrrd-Wide Black Organdie. reduced
-r0m 34c. to BE. yard.
Madras Zephyr Giughame. 90 inches
wide mill ends reduced from llc. 10
3-Ae yard
Mil Ends 1arl-N.ie Plaid Madras
Cloth. printed reduced from Sc. TO
solid Tan Saline. reduced from 10c 70
30 yard.
Dark stripe Dress Bingham. reduced
from &c. 10 i2c yard
All Dark Flannellettes s and Zoe. quail
ties reduced 90 - ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Ladies' Waists.

spending some months in Baltimore. has
returned
Miss Georgia scawel is In Baltimore
the guest of Miss Merrctta Smith.
Miss He,ty Jones IS in Richmond, the
guest of Colonel and Mrs. william T.
Robins.
Miss Elizabeth Leo IS IN Richmond, the
guest Of Judge and MIS- Wexford.
Miss Emma Beckwith, OF Petersburg,
and Dir. Fielding Lewis Willis OF Wood
Park Orange county. Va. are at Cary s
Brook, the guest OF Mir. and Mrs. G. j..
Cary.
MISS Beckwlth and Mr.. Willis have
been much dined and wined IN Giouces-
ter.
Among the entertainments given IN
their honor were the following: dinner
10y Mrs David Baldwin. an informal
lunch by Mrs. VIM. b. Taliafero; card
party by Mrs. n. Jones; a lunch by Miss
Harriet Thurston and a dance by Mrs.
Boswell Seawoll. OF Ladys Meade.
Mrs Phillip Yeatman. OF Norfolk, Is
spending the winter at Roosevelt, the
home OF Judge r. L. Taylor.
Miss Kate Sinclair has left for the Nor
ral School Ia Farmville. Va
Mss Anne Page Vandergrift IS In
Alexandria. Va. the guest OF Miss RAM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
NELSON COUNTY.
Fine Specimens Of Crper Ore Found
Mar lf,n.

Fine Specimens Of C'Tper Ore Found
Mar Nl,n.
GREENFIELD, NELSON COUNTY,
VA. Feb lO.-speciaL-A deep snow
covers the ground and a very decidedly
winter temperature IS prevailing. Tae
farmers are having some trouble IN max
ing stock comfortable. but the abundant
crops of corn and roughness Will, IL Ju-
dlciously handled, bring all stock through
20 Grass successfully.
.e winter has been very unfavorable
N the grou-th OF wheat, though doubtless
II vim emerge from its fieecy mantle
green and vigorous. The preparation Tor
tobacco and corn is very backward. The
ADVENT of good weather and an extra
emonn, OF exertion win. In a great meas
IRE, Compensate FOR the bad weather.
land owners are turning their attention
n fruit growing IN this section. Apples,
neaches and pears grow TO perfection.
This is the home Of the famous Albemarle
p,r0in although IL Is just across the
line of Albemarle county.
Tine orchard lands. at the base Of the
alun Ridge Mountaia. can be bought
-hean. Alton on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is the shipping poin. of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
N7op ~ rrrs q uz ~ TN

reported for duty and are performing
their penalty in a manly manner. Per-
forming penalty tours OF guard DUTY
with ,..e thermometer below zero is quite
severe. and the boys are paylns dearly
for their fun.
The Richmond cadets who were granted
furloUghs after the examinations, have
all returned and are hard al work with
their respective classes At the begin
ming OF the second session several new
cadets were enrolled for the second term.
Among the new corners were Cadets
Worth and Bev Tucker, from Richmond.
There are now twenty-nlne Richmond
cadets In the corps
The new radiators which were installed
here last summer are IN operation and
are heating the barracks IN very COM
Portable manner.
AS a mark OF respect towards their
dead comrade, Cadet Burgdorf. OF Wash
ington. who died here a short while ago.
the entire corps are wearing band or
crepe on the left sleave OF their uniforms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Winter Underwear.

Every piece IN the house reduced. and
fIst when they are most needed.
CIIdren's TIC. Heavy White ana Gray
Merino Vests and Pants. reduced 70 DC.
ClHdren's 1ec. Fieece-Lined Jersey
Ribbed Wrappers. reduced to sc.
Children's 25 and 35c Heavy Merino
Vests Pants and Drawers, all Sizes
I'D 70 "a, reduced 10 lie.
Childreu's soc. Heavy Fleece-Lined
Union Suits. ~ lie.
ladies' St25 White and Gray "Oneita'
Union suits reduced TO T5c.
Ladies' 81 Natural Wool vests ana
Pants reduced 10 0Oc.
ladies' 75c. Natural Wool Vests and
Pants. each BE.
Ladies' 81 ATWOOD indicated RED
FLANNEL Vests and Pants. each oOc.
Ladies' 81 and H.25 Pure Lamb's-Wool
Vests and Pants, 60c.
ladies' n.l5 Norfolk and New Bruins
wick Pants, i'm White and Gray, sizes
8. and 6. reduced 10 4Sc.
Mems 59c Heavy Natural-Wool Fleece
Lined ana Brown and Cream Jersey
Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, all sizes
each zoe.
Mems soc. Camers-Halr and White
Merino Shirts and Drawers, 2oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Mems Wear.

90 dozens Mems I.aundered Pcrcalo
shirts. attached collars and cuffs. ADJ
sizes. a.c. value. for &5c.
Mems Fine p.rcaIe Shirts. attached COLI
lars and cuffs cut full size finished
with pearl buttons 5Io value for 30c.
Mems White Juanderod Shirts. war
llntrd pure linen bo-oms New York
muslin. reinforced back and front
every Improvement of the 81 shirt.
for SOC
Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiffs. plain or cOi0red bOrdered.
WORTH 10 and &c.. for - i-2c
% dozen AI-Slk Windsor Ties plaids
checks. and stripes. bought 10 sell for
&c.,. for ~ 1-2c
90 dozen Mems Four-Ply cuffs. round
ing or square corners. real value lsc.
for 100 pair.
Me1's Al-Slk Teck and Four-in-Hand
Ties dark and light coiors. 25c. value,
Tor iOc. each.
Mems TnbIcached Canton Flannel
Drawers, reinforced seats &c. value.
Mems White and CoIored Bordered
LI.nmed llandkercniefs. fun size. for
sc
Mems Fine Muslin Night Robes. with
co'o-od embroidered fronts. SILK
stitching pearl buttons. ful length
and size, olc. value. for 81 1-2c.-al
sizes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Linens.

Linen Hem Huclt Towels. reduced from
Ice. each 10 soc. dozen.
E-lnch Canton Table Felt reduced from
5Oc. 20 35c yard.
2-yard-widc Bleached Damask. reduced
from 6sc to 39c. yard.
2-yard-wide Extra Heavy Unbleached
Damask, reduced from s9c. to o9c.
yard.
Gs-inch Pure Linen Extra Heavy. Quail
IS Bleached Damask, reduced from
75c 20 50c. yard
Bleached Damask Fringed Table Gov
ers slightly soiled) reduced from SL-'
20 S9c each.
Pure Linen Crash Towelling. reduced
from 5 20 SC. yard.
Cotton Crash Towellng. reduced to ~
FOR roll OF Is yards.
Fringed Soaring. pure linen, satin "a
mask. cOlored bordered. reduced from
33c. TO 10c. yard.
ls-iuch Sanitary Diaper. l0-yard pieces
reduced from zoe. 10 20c.
30 dozen Pinch Bleached Damask Nap
klns. reduced from N.3s TO esc. dozen.
s5-inch Round-Thread Bleached Linen.
for ladies' shirt-waists, reduced from
g0c 10 SOC yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
%N&fovioOrc EDYNyyo H+
fIouscfurnisl,ings -c'gilrrld
CHINA.


Imported Cold-Bsrd Cups and saucers.
sold Tor re. a pair. reduced TO oc-
pair.
uavland's Plain White Dinner Plates.
were Sil5 dozen. reduced 10 35.10
dozen
White Covered Dishes, SOLD for &c.,. re-
duced 20 IS.
White MIX or Water Pitchers. ,old fse
l0c.. reduced % &c. each
White open Vegetable Dishes, sold foe
S and l0c.. reduced TO o.. each.
White Fish Plattsrs. sod fof N.G9. re-
duccd 20 81.
Round White puddlns Dishes. sold for
l-c., reduced 10 DC.
Flow-Blue English China salad BOWS,
sold Tor $50. reduced 20 soc.
Fine Carlsbad Decorated Bread and But
ter Plates, sold for s. dozen, for sl.zo
dozen.
Decorated Carlsbad individual Oatmeal
Saucers, so.d for Is, reduced 10 l<a
each.
Imported Cold Bard Fancy shape
Plates sold Tor 1ic. reduced 20 Zoe.
Individual Imported Butter Dishes we're
Sec. dozen. reduced 20 Zoe. dozen.
IS-inch Imported Decorated Ham or
Turkey Dishes. sold Tor N.2S reduced
60 10c. ca en-.
~
20 5oc.. reduced 70 23c. each.
Flow-Riue cups and Saucers. sold for
$50 a dozen. reduced 10 sc. pair.
Flow-Bluo Bowls ard Pitchers, were
l5c.. reduced 20 DC.
Any Size Flow-Blue Plates. were s. 10
81 a dozen. reduced TO DC
Fine Imported Cuspadores. sold for S9c.'
reduced 70 l0c.
Decorated cups and saucers. were 80.
a pair. reduced 20 &c. pair.
Fine Imported salad Bowls sold Tor soc.'
reduced 70 25c.
Carlsbad and English Dessert Saucers,
sold FOR g and $3.50 dozen. reduced 20
&c each.
Imported Tea Pot Rests. were l5c.. re-
duced 20 o..
New Imported Gold-Lined Toilet Sets,
sold for s. 30 and IS set. reduced 20
S2.0s q set.
Violet Decorated Toilet Sets. sold FOR
$3.50. reduced 10 50 90 a set
White Bowls and Pitchers. were SC.
reduced 10 soc. a pair.
Imported Fish Sets. containing Il pieces.
sold for $50 reduced 10 $3.50.
Carlsbad Tea Sets containing 56 pieces.
finely decorated. sold for $50. reduced
- s5.o5.
56-piece English China Tea Sets, Blue.
Brown and Drab decorations. sold
FOR $40. reduced 20 &.9S set
Hludsomely-De Glld-Lined Din
ucr Sets. containing ll2 pieces. sold
f0r $40 60 $3.50 reduced 90 50 a set
i00-piece FIow-Bilo China Dinner Sets.
sold everywhere for 80, reduced 20 SO.
Carlsbad-China Dinner Sets. containing
ll2 pieces. sold for $3.50. reduced 10
SO
Havnaud-Ch'na Dinner sets. new pat
terms. sold for SIS, reduced 10 s-oo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Black Dress Goods.

Hirh-Finlsh Black Royal Serge. full IL
yards wide. genuine DroW-Bie .f,
worth Use. yard special 90 ........i &C..
Black Figured and Striped Crcpons, The
Sd goods per yard. at .............. 5Oc.
Black Por'!n Crepons. SILK finish. The
S-5 value. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Soc.
Hrh Novelty Black Cropons. the $50
quality, for .----.-...-. ....-.-----..-fl . d
Atwood English Chcviot q superb
Black. and worth J9c. yard. for. ."oc.
All-Wo0l Black French Serge. the agc.
goods. for -.-....-.... .+.-.--........ -'-'c.
Zine Imported Black Dress Fabrics in
Sehaet0pOL Cut Cashmere. Seeded
Armuro. and MervellcuX. all splendid
g grades. choice at per yard.......55
Atwood Black Venetian Cloth. 1 10
yards wide. Tho N.37 l-2 kind. for...&t
Atwood Rouoh-Fmish Black Diago-
nal Cheviot. worth sl.Z5 yard. fOr S5c.
Plain Black Mohair Br.liantno. che &c..
quality, FOR .--........... .-.-..-...-- zoe.
Black Irocadc and Figured Mohlir fun
A. inches wide. worth 0c. a yard
now .-..-.....-. .....---...- ..-.--...-.~ .t.
Black Crcrcnctte Serge. warranted
strictly waterproof. CD inches wide
was tL.lI now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
Laces and Enbroideries.

Stocks grow larger and more varied as
the winter gets older. These new ones
added tO our inventory sale.
1900 yards of Cambria. Swiss. and Main
sock Edges and Inscrtlncs. all widths
and all the newest designs, for loc.
yard.
5o1 yards @ and a-irch Torchon Lace.
in al tne new patterns. good imitation
OF The JOE. kind. for -. yard.
400 yards of TorchOn Lace and Insert
laGs the kind that cells t0r H. l-2c.
at 0c. yard.
4l-2inch Torchon Lace skirt.ng WORT
-Hr.. for tOc yard.
Linen Torchou Lace Tor 1c. yard.
Black and White Godet InsCrtlngs, all
fhe new effects. at 5or. yard
Cream God,t Lace bow-krot designs,
for 81 80 yard.
2o-inch B ack scale Nct. worth $3.50. FOR
81 30 yard
Combination lot Of Cream. Chanully.
Oriental. Point do Paris Point Gene.
Applique. and Licrre Lace. an widths
for &5c. yard.
Cambria Edge. open pattern. cut-out
edge. worth 5c for 3, yard
4l-2-inch Cambria Edge. worth l0c., for
Sc. yard
Cambria Edge and Inscrtings. made on
best muslin, open design. special at g..
yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
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s9Se e'IeeEIeA&g0A J she CVeeDeNEo2oz6

this section, and thousands OF barrels Of
apples are shipped from there each sea-
son.
some .4ttle excitment has been created
over the fine specimens Of copper ore
found at the Martin Copper Nine.
twelve miles south OF Alton Depot, in
Nelson county.
Grip f. almost epidemic. many cases
have developed into pneumonia.
There Is a brisk trade IN cattle In the
Rocknsh Valley Several Of the farmers
are anxious 10 engage in sheep-raising.
but they are afraid OF dogs What
commentary upon the Law Makers
The farmers should rise IN their might"
and demand protection from worthless
ours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

The ladies OF Epiphany church, at Bar
ton Heights will have a Valentine Party
and silver Tea on Tuesday night at the
residence OF Mrs. H.. II. Goodwin ola Bar
ION Avenue for the benefit OF that church
The entertainment promises to be one
az the most successful of the winter
some of the best talent IN the town Will
contribute 10 a literary and musical pro-
gramme and last bat By no means least
those who attend viii be treated 10 a
genuine cake Walk. led BY one OF the
best known gentlemen OF the Hill and
participated IN by several other couples
whose well known grace and artistic taste
are a guarantee that the spectators Will
"get their money worth"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
JeYelry Items.

Extra Long. Hcavy-Teeth Pompadour-
Combs. f0r ladies and children. 25c
New BraId-PIns for holding up stray
hairs. 10 to 2Jc.
Cut Sterling Sash and Bolt-PIns. 25c.
Germau-Slyer olga Nethersole Bangle
Bracelets. 2Jc
FIne-F.nish Golline Eyeglasses in
sizes and STYLES 20 SUIT AN eyes, Offset,
cOrk-spfing. straight temple riding
bow. and skeleton frames 5oc.-nnest
ground lcnses-and eye-giass cords
free
Wreath Shape Pins. set with fine Rhine
stones. for coulninc stray locks SOC.
Sample line OF fha prcttiest Brooches
ever shown az 25c.. In Roman Pearls.
Rhinestone EnamoNcd, Clover Leaf
and H0r- hoe Wredths. and other
81. IL L--- .r--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
she O @e..y6N06lEzs
WINTER IN GLOUCESTER.
The Extreme Cold Docs Not Effect th
Warmth Of Hospitality.

GLOUCESTER. C.. H. VA, Feb. s.
special-Tho wretched weather that has
been prevailing in Gloucester for ten
days has reached a climax and IN the
discomfort OF snow and slCot the people
from highland and lowland assembled ON
Court Day according 90 ancient custom
az the Courthouse albeit ga the smallest
number "the Oldest inhabitants can
recall
Court Day in Gloucester is time OF
general business settlements. IL viii see
you Court Day being the response 10
most business inquiries.
Or Edward G. s. Tanaferro who dur
ing his few months practice has been sig
nally successful IN his cases has accepted
temporarily the position Of resident phy-
eiclan in ST. Vincent's Hospital. Norfolk,
DR. Taliaferros many friends hope his
stay viii be very temporary. DR.. Talia-
ferro has had several most tempting Of
fe~s made him. but 30 far has preferred
10 cast his fortune IN his native land
lliAs Molly J. seewell, who has been
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
CUTLERY.

Polished Cherry-Handiei Riveted Guar
anteed Knives and Forks. sold for 5oc.
set. reduced 10 SOC. set.
Rosewood Polished Double Bolsteret
ana Riveted Shen.c'd-Steel kniyes
and Forks. sold for SIS a set. reduced
10 -5c.
Superior Quality Black-Handied Knives.
sold for N.6g. for osc. set
White-Handlod Knives and Forks sold
Tor N.69 set. reduced 70 Osc. SET
Best-Qualty Steel Boistsred and hivet-
ed Knives. sold for s. a set. reduced
30 SI.10 a set
p0lished-Handled Meat Knives, sold for
lsc. reduced 20 re. each.
Iarge-SIze Kitchen Knives. sold FOR nc.
reduced 10 Sc
Large PAIRING Knives, sold for &c. re-
luced 10 s..
Rosewood Polished. Nicely Bolsterei
Carving Sets. sold for 'l3s, Tor zoe.
set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
nc l:; eoGs.el yi;;o;EE53hlzse
NO PEAS PLANTED.
ONCE Holders in FsSex Have Not Made
Their Wishes Known.

DUNNsVILLE Va. February 10
Special On account OF the terrible
weather for the last ten days-snow. rain
and sleot following each other IN quick
succession-the farmers have accomplish.
ed very llttle in the way Of preparation
Tor peas and potatoes. MANY Of them
contemplate seeding large crops OF thess
vegetables. and II they had had good
Weather many peas would be In tire
crounl. but so FAR not one has been
PLANTED. nor can they be In the next week.
no matter how favorable the weather.
1-,ere has been much sickness IN this
section. and the doctors are kept con-
stantly busy.
Not a ripple appears on the political sea
SO far. Not one OF those wso now hold
the oiriees has notified the soveregns
tina, hey wish 10 be reelected
Two Mormon missionaries have been
tramplng around through this ssctlon
lor tho last several paoethx
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brushes.

Wire-Drawn Scrub Brushes sold for ios.,
reduced 20 &c
Polished Handled Clothes Brushes. sold
for l5c.. reduced 20 ~.
busters. sold for l5c and 81, reduced %
30 and 1Jc
Bristle Crumb Brushes. sold for Lc..
reduced % roc.
Dust Brushes. sold for lsc.. reduced 70
-.
Daubers. said FOR &C.. reduced 20 -.
Sink Brushes. sold for &C., reduced TO
. Tor Ic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

Editor OF The Times:
sir.-Please call the farmers attention
thTough your valuable paper 10 the
birds ASK them to prevent anyone
shooting them and spare a little grain TO
them 50 as 70 pull them through this
dreadful weather.
A FRIEND OF TIE BIRDS.
Richmond, February u. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
wooDENwARE.

L9-ge-slze Bosom Boards. sold for ioc..
reduced 20 &c.
Eread Board and Knife, sold Tor &c,
reduced 10 iDc.
Salt Boxes. sold for loc.. reduced 20 o.
Enamelled- Handled Rolling Pins, so.d
for l2c. reduced 10 s..
Potato Washers. sold Tor &C.. reduced 20
Be.
e-Hoop Vanished Buckets. sold FOR i2c.,
reduced 10 D..
Coffee Mills. were Zee. reduced 10 zoe.
Cedar wash Tubs. sold for ssc., reduced
% zoe.
3-Strng Brooms, 1Oc.
i-Sring Br0oms, 1oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
News OF
Muslin Underwear.

An interesting array Of rare values in
pretty and wel-macc garments. 70 temp
early buyers this week. This woio OF le-
Ladies Good Muslin Drawers. reduced
from 10 1-2C. tO Oc.
Fine Cambria Drawers. with 5-inch
Mcd.ci lace rlnlc open or cio'ed, re-
dccld from isc. to 20.
Fine Muslin Or Cambria Drawers. with
inserting and wide lace ruiflc. ESQ
cmur0idorlaa reduced rom bt.. I'D -t"'
Fine Muslin 0r Cambria Drawers. trIm-
med ll Point dc flrie lace ana ems
broilery ruales. reduced from osc. to
Good Muslin pcttiroats. with vice came
brio umbrella rlnc. reduced from o'e.
Good siusIn Pouicoats. lace and em-
br0idery trimmed. reduced from tJc.
90 fOc
Fine Umbrella Pctucoats with wide
embroidery founce. reduced from 81
Fire Umbrella Petucoats with three
rows of lace inserting and vide lace
rln.e also dust runlc reduced from
Fi-e Umbrella Pouicoats. with embroi-
derry uf.ts wide homsu.chcd lawn
RIFLES. and lace ruGes reduced from
$40 to 00l
Good muslin Gowns Empire and Mo-
Their Hubbard effects, reduced from
Coos Muslin Gowns. with tucked and
embroidery yokes. reduced from 63c.
TO doc
zine Cambria Bishop Gowns. valon-
clrrres lace. yoke back and front re-
duccd from 1lc 90 53c.
Muslin or Cambria Gowns daintily trim
med in cmnroldcr.cs laces and rib
BON. reduced from $3.50 f0 30c.
Ierfect-Tittuc C0rset-COycrs. reduced
lI0m 10 12c 20 &c.
Handsomely Trimmed Cambria Corset
Covers. in laccs and cmbroidcrics,
from 25c to 81 50
ollsiin Chemise nicely made. reduced
from .lr fo 100
Good Muslin Chem'se. T0rch0n lace
trimmed reduced from ear. to 25c.
Fine Muslin Skirt Chem'se. embroidery
and tucked yokes. c8mirc ru4ie ON
bottom. reduced from cle to 3D..
Fine Cambria and French NI.ns00k
Sii-f CNcmIsr hoIafely trimmed i'm
emhrrifcrIos oro French Naleucicnnes.
from soc f0 sf.0~
Cfudrcu's Heavy Muslin Drawers. &c.
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