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Sharp County record., 1907-03-01
NIOBIEE,

D. M. Lewallen's family is re-
ported on the puny list.
Cleo Dawson sold a fine mule
to a buyer at Cave City last Fri
day.
Rev. Geo. w. James failed tc
reach his appointment at Mt
View Sunday.
Henry Epperson and wife Wis
tied at the home of Frank Her.
ring last week.
Chas. Bowers left for Little
Rock Monday morning to be gone
a few weeks on a visit.
Frank Herring has traded his
OK team and now owns a fine
team of matched bays.
Most of the boys failed to make
their usual "calls" Sunday, or
account Of the inclement wealth
er.
The writer has received a letter
from Tim Baker. He is at Ft
Wayne, Mich, with the regulars
and likes the army fine.
Hon. E. B. Andrews was a
home all last week. His father
G. j. Andrews, has been very
sick, but is reported some better
now. "By" will return this
week to Little Rock.
Prof. Wesley Gilbert closed hi'
school at Aetna Friday. Hi'
father, Rev. Walter Gilbert O
Cave City, came down to take
him home and made a nice tall
to the students. w. e, Bento r
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Sharp County record., 1907-03-01
Two Thumbs On One Hand.

Virgil Franks, 10 years Of age,
who lives with his parents on a
farm near Nashville, has two
ell-developed thumbs on his
right hand, and can use one as
we'll as the other.
Sharp County record., 1907-03-01
The Patronage OF the ePubliC Solicited.
reviewed carefully before a re-

reviewed carefully before a re-
port can be made"
Other committees that will re-
quire much time are those inves-
tigating penitentiary conditions
and the one to which the appro-
priations are referred.
There will be little opposition
to a resolution calling for sixty
day extension, it is thought.
Sharp County record., 1907-03-01

A number of land owners in
Monroe county are much afraid
they will not be able TO cultivate
portions Of their plantations this
year on account Of the scarcity
Of labor.
Sharp County record., 1907-03-01
NORTH ARK ANSAS

members in Lawrence county.
A plant for the manufa cture oI
baskets will soon be established
at Black Rock.
The Poeahontas Star reports
many cases of pneumonia in
Randolph county.
There are nine paupers on the
Jackson county poor farm-eight
whites and one negro.
The salary Of the pastor of the
Methodist church at Pocahontas
has been raised to 5000 year,
]. A. Greenhaw resigned as
postmaster at Tuckerman last
week, after serving in that ca
pacity the past ten years.
The Legislature has passed a
bill prohibiting the sale Of intoxi-
cants within six miles of the
academy at Mountain View.
j. W. Gammell of Stone coun-
ty, charged with the illegal sale
of whiskey, has been bound over
to the next federal court at Bates
vile.
In Oil Trough bottom, near
Elmo, recently John Toddy was
kicked by a mule and was so
badly hurt that he died soon af-
terward.
II. R. Lacey, who had been
working in a cotton gin at Tuck
erman, became insane last week
and has been carried to the state
hospital.
The jackson county grand
jury, which adjourned at New
port last week, examined 205
witnesses and returned 100 in
dictments.
The residence Of William Dean,
near jamestown, caught fire
from a defective flue last week
and was destroyed. Most Of the
contents were lost. There was
no insurance,
Joe Wells, who lives neal
jamestown, took large dose o1
morphine one day last week
thinking it was quinine. Only
the prompt services of a doctor
saved his life.
A mail sack, which had been
thrown from an Iron Mountain
train, was stolen from the bag.
gage room at Hoxie Sunday. II
is not known whether or not the
sack contained valuables.
Judge +. D. Fulkerson of
Batesville, now serving his third
term as judge of the Third ju-
dicial circuit, may be candidate
| for Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court at the next primar-
les.
Three stores and residence
were burned at Ravenden last
Friday. The heaviest losers are
S. H. Ball, store and stock, SIS, :
900, partially insured, and G. H.
Ball, store and stock, $4,000, in
sured.
Citizens living in the vicinity
of Imboden will present a petit
ton to the Legislature asking that
a strip of territory, comprising
an area of several miles, be cut
off from Randolph and added to
Lawrence county.
Austin Baker, who killed DR.
w. F. Noe at Mountain Home
two weeks ago, has been denied
bail and will lie in Jail until the
Baxter circuit court meets. Baker
comes from a ,,ealthy and prom.
inent family, and his trial will nc
doubt prove a hard fought lega
battle.
Sunday night fire broke out in
a restaurant at Cotter, and be-
fore the flames were checked
four buildings had been con-
sumed. All the property des-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
EAGLE EUCHRE
AND SMOKER
Perth AnlhOy Aerle Has Pleasant
affair at Rooms in McCor-
mick Building.
SEVERAL MEMBERS ENTERTAIN

Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1856,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, held a
smoker and entertainment in their
rooms in the Mccormick building, at
Smith and High streets last night.
Many Eagles were present and all
had most enjoyable time
The evening began with progress
siye euchre, III which prizes were
awarded. The first prize, gold
Eagles pin, was awarded to William
Quigley, while the BOBBY prize went
TO Eugene Giboney. He received q
silk umbrella. After the euchre
speeches We're made and songs We're
sung.
Those who took part in the enter
tainment were Messrs. Thompson,
Mccormick, Hurley, Neville, Olsen,
Luckenbili, O'Hara, and Deitzman.
The hit of the evening was made by
Mr.. Thompson, when he sang selec-
ton entitled The Amboy Jail.
During the evening cigars, pipes
and tobacco were passed around and
those in charge took good care that
the members had plenty to smoke
and refreshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
Graduates Gathered and En-.
joyed Delightful Affair, With
Faculty as Guests.
TOASTS RESPONDED TO
Prizes Were Awarded in Two En-.
tertaiulng Contests and Re-
freShments Were Served.

One OF the most notable and de-
liShtful events in the history of the
Perth Amboy High School Alumni
Association was the reunion last
night, at which graduates TO the num-
Der of nearly 100 gathered, with
superintendent of Schools and Mrs.
5. Il. Shull and several members OF
the faculty as their guests.
The lower hall OF the high school
had been decorated appropriately for
both the season and the occasion,
autumn foliage and cornstalks being
used in profusion. together with the
high school colors-maroon and
White-in crepe paper and flags. The
floor was covered with rugs. and
chairs were placed here and there.
The guests were received by members
of the committee and officers, and,
about Q O'Clock, the evenings enjoy
ment began
The first number, guessing con-
test, was won by Miss Sue FRANKIE,
who was awarded box of stationery.
The next was an anagram contest
and the prize. a years subscription
TO McClure's magazine, was won by
A. II. Boughton, Jr. A social hour
followed, and ice cream, cake and
fruit punch were served.
Miss Bessie Barnes. president of
the association. then proposed a
toast to the high school. The presi-
dent called upon several of those
present, toasts being responded to by
Superintendent Shull, L. H. Klein
hans. principal OF the high school
Miss NJ. L. Vaughan. Miss Rose Nc
! Cormicll and Clifford Williamson, of
the faculty; Harvey Sell, Ph.D., '99;
Solomon Esberg 03; A. H. Bough-
ton. Jr. '03 Andrew j. Wight '04;
Wilbur LaRoe, il. '05; and Jack
Klein, or. Loyalty to ones alma
mater and support of the alumni as
sociation were the main themes Of
the toasts.
Souvenirs in the form of miniature
turkeys. filled with candy, were dis
tributed and the affair ended about
! IL o'clock. Hearty congratulations
were extended to the members of the
committee for the very able manneri in
which the reunion was arranged and
I carried out. Those in charge were
| Miss Rose Mccormick. chairman;
Miss Helen Metzner, Solomon Es-
berg, Jack Klein and Miss Bessie
Barnes, eX-ofiicio. The catering was
done by Alchin.
! Among those who enjoyed the
evening were number of graduates
home from college for the Thanks
/ giving vacation, the date of the re-
union having been fixed with that
! idea in mind. The next alumni af-
| fair will be the annual holiday week
reception and dance. for which ex-
tensiye preparations are well under
way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
M MEMORIAL
OF THE ELkS
Majestic theatre AAlLsba the
Scene Of Annual Ceremonies
Of Perth AmhOy Lodge.
ADDRESS AND FINE MUSIC

Arrangements have been compiet-
ed by the committee in charge OF the
memorial services TO be held in the
Majestic theatre tonOrroW after
noon by Perth Amhoy Lodge 7S4,
B. p. o. Elks.
The members will meet at the
rooms in the Odd Fellows building.
on Smith street, at 2 O'Clock and will
march in body TO the theatre. The
services will start at 2:45 o'clock.
Because the theatre has been in
constant use, the committee has not
been able TO do much toward deco
rating, but early tomorrow morning
they will go to the theatre aud Gel
things in shape.
The memorial address will be made
by j. Leslie Gossin. OF Lodge No. l,
of New York. Rev. DR.. W. c. Snod-
grass, of Simpson N f. Church, will
offer prayer, and Rev James H.
Northrup, of the first Presbyterian
Church, will pronounce the benedic-
ton. C. Howard Smith will be the
musical director The committee in
charge includes DR.. Frank Crowther,
William X. Bassford, and Henry Nc
Cullough. The following is the pro-
gram:
Orchestra, Funeral March Chopin
Quartet, In Memoria1n . Bowman
Opening-Exalted Icuier and Lodge.
Opening Ode (Air OF Auld Lang
Syne"). Lodge and Congregation
Baritone Solo. Not Lost Bur Gone
Forever" . Shelley
Prayer, Rev. w. G.. Snodglpss.
Tenor Solo. The Promise OF Life
Cow1l
Cello Solo, Romance : H. Lii
Doxology. Lodge and Congregation
Benediction. Rev. J. H. Northrup
Orchestra. Creation 49,. T HaydeI
William Eban .- Viploncelli
NJ. W. Bowman ..- First Tenor
d. 7. Francis .. Second Tenor
George Belder Baritone
Alfred Roberts " Bassc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
FAIR Melted
OVER $4,000
ST. MaIys 8azar Extended Until
Last Night 10 Finish the
Awards.
HALL FILLED CONTINUOUSLY

The fair in the former church of
ST. Mary's parish in Centre street.
which ended last night, netted over
$4,000.
The fair opened Tuesday night and
it was the intention TO close it Thurs
day night. but, owing TO the num-
Der of articles to be awarded, it was
continued last night. During the
week hundreds Of local and out-of-
town people attended the fair. and
last night was the best night of all,
for the place was filled from early
in the evening until the doors were
closed at midnight. Mother Anthony
and Rev. Peter Corr ably helped the
committee.
The prizes awarded last night were
as follows; spoons, knives and forks.
Mrs. Hayes; picture, ]. J. Flynn; pair
of vases, Mamie Moore; table cover,
Mrs. William Doyle: parlor lamp.
James Tooker: lemonade set, Rev.
Thomas Massey: counterpane, Alice
Gallagher: lemonade set, Mrs. l..
Clark; lemonade set. Mrs Smith;
sofa pillow. Annie Whalen: sofa pill
low. Thomas Hanley; clock, Helen
Messler; lace curtains, Mrs. j. J..
Deveny; s. in gold, Agnes Kerr;
| lemonade set. Francis Parsons; table
cover. Mrs. Lybeck: half-dozen silver
spoons, Mrs. c. Johnson; jardiniere,
Katie Clancy; dozen napkins j.
| Welsh; box of cigars, +. Bator; berry
set, William Quigley; rug, and baby
booting, William Gerrity: fruit dish,
Mary Seaman; sofa pillow, Mrs.
| Volkmuth; box of groceries, Mrs.
Kenna; toilet set, Annie Boyle; par
lor lamp, James Hardiman; rug,
John Sullivan; jewel box, Mrs. Mar
TIM table cover, Lucy Mccormick
cake. Mrs. Bulls; sewing bag, Mary
| Growney.
Counterpart, Mrs. Mannon: table
cover, Rose keihm; berry set, Mrs.
| Therkelson pocketbook, Frank
Smith; counterpane, Katharine
Burke; cake, Leo Mulligan; hand
kerchief case. b. NJ. Cannon: barrel
of potatoes, Rev. Peter Corr; doll,
\ Howard Cottrell, Jr: comforter, Rev.
Peter Corr, doll, Rev. Peter Corr;
picture, Blanche Van Syckle; cake.
Anna Mccormick; centerpiece. Mrs.
| Thomas Hughes; cake, Florence
Donegan; sewing bag, Anna Kenna !:
couch, Thomas f. Burke; sofa pill
low. Alice Bird; smoking set, Mary
| Buote; berry set, Robert Muivapey.
The committee in charge of the
fair was as follows the Misses Sarah
Deegan, Mary Smith, Della Fahey
Bessie Mullen. Rose Bird, Catharine
Mccormick, Mary Timmins. Mary
Reardon and Marcella Ward,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
Local Organization Of PatroImen
Now Affiliated With New
Jersey Body.
MEETING YESTERDAY
Guests From out of Town, State
Officers, Were Royalty En-.
tertained by Local Men.

The patrolmen of this city held a
special meeting i'll the council cham
Der at city hall yesterday afternoon.
for the purpose of becoming mem
bers of the Patrolmens Benevolent
Association of the State of New Jer-
sey. Some of the state officers made
addresses.
The meeting was called 10 order at
2:30 O'Clock by State President P. j.
Tierney, of Bayonne. Mr.. Tierney
made a short address in which he
explained the benefits OF the associa-
tion. The election of officers then
took place and the following were
chosen: Timothy j. Quinlan, presi-
dent; Niels Tonnesen, vice-presi-
dent; Lawrence A. Long, treasurer;
l.. Christian Jensen, recording secre-
tary; Andrew Jensen. financial secre-
tary; trustees, William H. McDer-
mott, Chris Hanson and John Whit
worth.
The State officers present were
President Tiernev, Tiee-President
Henry w. Weller, OF Newark: Secre-
tary George c. Ronrbaeh, Of WesI
Hoboken: and Delegates John Me-
Mahon and James O'Neil, of Newark
Alter lNe lntStiAE. thS tOtdi Pliel "a
men invited the guests to the Baker
Cafe, on State street where q flnt
frepast had been prepared. All dir
justice to the spread and the out-of
town men declared that the Pertl
Amboy finest were the best o
7 hosts, and that they hoped 10 be abi'
to provide as good time in the neal
future for them.
! After the banquet the policemen
went TO the Kirby bowling alley'
where they rolled game. In th'
evening the out-of-town visitors Wer'
taken TO the Majestic theatre. by
[ committee from the local force com
posed of Chris Hanson and Lawrence
Long.
The State Patrolmen's Association
(which was made possible by the oil
passed by the Legislature, raising tn
nav OF the policemen and grantin
them other benefits, is CROWN
throughout New Jersey very rapid
land in only few towns and citie
ihave the police not organized an
Joined the State association
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
SEWER SYSTEM
NEARLY READY

Work on the North Amboy trunk
sewer being completed. rive
branches of the system are ready and
work is being rushed toward COM
pletion on the State street and han
Avenue sewers.
Contractor Johan Jensen has COM
pleted the Elizabeth. Catharine ana
Easton slJeet sewers; Martin Han
Sen, the Cortland street branch; and
Dahl & Dressler, the Charles street
sewer.
The State street and Hall avenue
branches will he completed in about
twenty days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30

The members of Lawrence Lodge
No. 60, Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows, gave a reception to Grand
Master Dr.. Frank Crowther at their
meeting last night.
The affair was attended by several
of the grand officers and a number of
visitors from Valhalla Lodge No
275. of this city. There were over
100 present. Noble Grand Walter
Rechnitzer presided and received the
grand officers.
After brief session. speeches
were made by Grand Master Crow
ther, thanking the members and all
present for the honor bestowed upon
him.
Grand Chaplain B. C. LipDincott,
of Navesink Lodge, Red Bank;
Grand Warden Thomas f. English,
of Ridgewood Lodge, Ridgewood;
Grand Guardian j Purcell Baker, OF
Radiant Star Lodge. Newark; Grand
Marshall w. T. Robbins, of Hamilton
Lodge. Hamilton Square; and Grand
Secretary Harry S. Pine. of Chosen
Friend Lodge, Camden, were present.
Addresses were also made by two
of the oldest members Of the lodge.
Captain Thomas I.iddell and John G.
Garretson. who have been members
for over fifty years. Samuel G.. Gar
retson. who acted as assistant 10
The grand secretary during the re-
cent grand session, In Trenton, also
made q few remarks.
Grand Master CDwther was given
a great surprise, when Past Grand
Joseph Quick, in behalf of the MEM
bers. presented him with a bookcase.
After the spechmaking. the menl-
bers and their guests went down
stairs, where supper was served by
Caterer Alchin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
SOCIAL TWENTY
NOMINATIONS

The Social Twenty held meeting
in Mckinley hall last night. The fol-
lowing nominations were made with
out contest, with the exception of
president, for wrich A. B. Reiggs and
John McCann were nominated. The
other nominations are as follows:
yice-president, John Lorenzen; secre-
tary, Frank Beatty; treasurer. Joseph
Kutcher; ergeant-at-arms, {. Chris
tensen.
Plans for a stag were discussed.
At the next melting, December >, the
election will be held
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30

Special b., Cnited Press Wire:
WASHINGTON, Nov 30:---Aff /
preliminaries necessary 10 start the
House of Representatives in motion
Monday will be arranged today at.
separate caucuses of the democrats
land republicans. The former are
billed TO get together at 1880 this
afternoon and the republicans ar 4 4
O'Clock tonight.
All serious opposition TO John
Sharp Williams, of Mississippi, for
minority leaders seems TO have died
|out
From the NEW CorrcspofdcntJ
WASHINGTON, .. c.. NOV. %:
While New Jersey las lost prestige
lin the United States Senate by rea-s
| son of the retirement of John r. Dry
tden, whose term expired last March.
lit is possible the committee assign
ments in the House of. Representa--
tives may add to the standing or che
delegation in that body Frank q.
| Briggs. who succeeded John r. Dry
den, will take his seat ar q new ulan-
tThai will mean.s as matter OF
course. that he viii take uninporf-
| tant committee assignments for the
first year at least. and as a result
[ New Jersey will lose considerable
| prestige, because Mr. DRYDEN was
lchairman of an important committee.
| that of enrolled bills, and also
member of n number OF important
committees
John Kean, the other representa-
tive in the upper legislative body Of
1.-THE United States, will hold all of his
jcommittee assignments, and may haze
even more important places than az
present. However, he is doing well
for a senator from state that has
but ten congressman. Mr.. kean is
jchairman Of the committee on Audit
land Control of the Contingent Ex-
tpenses of the Senate, and in that
capacity he has charge of the purse
strings of the contingent expense
Ifund OF that body-a position of con
lsiderable Importance. He is also q
Emember OF the committees on For
leign Relations, Claims, Interstate
iCommerce, Territories and Private
Hand Claims.
With the election of Frank @
( Briggs as the successor of John r.
2 dryden the residents of New Jersey
Twill be as carefully cared for as when
: the Newark man was in the senate
i MI. BT4SSS Will pe hdAuiSopFNu ~. .
itime. however. by his lack OF knowf
: Hedge of the Senate and the fact thai
d he is newly elected. He viii get
i ipoor committee assignment. per
d haps, and likewise one OF the leas
st desirable of committee rooms. I'm
was what happened to Mr.. Dryde'
le iwhen he first came here, and II is z
ut | be expected that the same Will nap
reu 10 the Trenton man.
Cannon for speaker
II That Joseph G. Cannon will agail
IS preside over the House of Represen
itatves as Speaker is a foregone con
.tclusion. New Jersey should not D
ST the loser in prestige because of thf
as fact. Mr.. Cannon has taken goo'
$ care of the Jersey congressman y
II their committee assignments. and IN
ps same good treatment may be locke
for in the makeup of the commltte
for the Sixtieth Congress- There
&c also a chance that New Jersey ma
- gel another chairmanship which WI
give her five in ten Congressmen-
in an unusually large showing.
(Continued on page 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
BEGIN WAR ON
MOSQUITO PEST

Most OF the landowners in the
western and northern section of the
city, who were recently sent notices
by local health authorities to dig
bitches to help eXterminate mosqui-
toes, are obeying the notices. and sew
cral have commenced work.
The property-owners have sixty
days in which to have the WORK done.
A number have applied for copies of
the plans held at city hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
CADETS HAD LAST
MONTHLY INSPECTION

The Westminster Cadets held a
meeting last night at which the last
monthly inspection of the year was
held. In the absence of Captain j.
II. Danner and First Lieutenant
Thomas Hanson, Second Lieutenant
Leonard Wait was in charge. AL
bert krogh submitted a number of
samples for badges
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
Sell No More Jamestown Stamps

Today is the LAST day that post
offices throughout the United States
will be permitted TO sell the James
town issue OF stamps. Postmaster
Tice has sold the 25.0o0 stamps
which he ordered.
Writing paper. any quantity, price
or quality, at Sections. 20 Smith street.
13t1S-11-30-itS
An anEior TO windwaJt.-- an ao IN
the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
Runaway Girl Located Here

A runaway girl, about nineteen
years old, who lives in Plainfield and
who had come to this city as SER
want and worked for family on
New Brunswick avenue, was located
by her mother and taken back home
few days ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
Foresters, Visit Next Week.

The members of Court Amboy No.
5S, Foresters of America. will not go
to South Amboy tonight. owing to
a misunderstanding as to the date.
They will so next Saturday night,
when the degre team of the local
court will perform the work on sew
eral candidates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
RARITANS ELECT new
CAPTAIN AND MANAGER

The Raritan baseball team met at
the home of Charles Hilker,, 337
Madison avenue, last night. Louis
Ernst was elected manager and Ed
gar Francis captain. Those present
were Edgar Francis, Joseph Buckley,
Edwin Golden, William Hornsby and
Albert Manton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
CONTEST CLOSES TODAY

The EVENING NEWS contest for
500 in cash prizes closes with to-
nights issue. All coupons and sub
scriptions must be in this Office by
8 o'clock Monday morning, Decem-
Der ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
ro Hold RALLY Meettur.

The Baptist Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeacor will hold rally
meeting AT s;45 o'clock tomorrow night.
/. Bacon will be the leader and all the
members erc cs@ruestly asked to he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
EXTRA CLERK
FOR THE P. 0.

Postmaster Tice has received word
from the government authorities at
Washington that he will be allowed
substitute clerk. The new clerk
Will be Richard l.. Preston, of this
city.
Postmaster Tice applied for sub
stitute clerk, as he was without any.
The Office at the present time has two
substitute carriers. If it keeps up its
present rate of growth. Mr. Preston
will soon be regular clerk.
a new line of leather goods jus,
come in at Sections, 20 Smith street.
l31lS-l1 I c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We hereby desire to extend our heart
felt thanks to relatives and friends for
the beautiful floral tributes, kindness
and sympathy extended at the funeral
of our beloved daughter Alice.
MR. * MRS. NJ. II. WALL.
1926 II -30-1t@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30

Go to SextoG's ana look at the new
beautiful post cards and post card al
buns there. 20 Smith street.
1siis-ft -a0- IT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
PraciicinG for Christmas.

A. rehearsal of the children of the
Danish Sunday school for their an
nual Christmas celebration Thurs
day December 26, was held yester-
day afternoon. An excellent program
is being arranged, consisting of vocal
and instrumental music, Christmas
carols and recitations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30
announcement!

For the convenience of our
patrons we have opened an
Office at No. % Smith Street,
with Frasier Bros All orders
left pere will have our prompt
attention. {. ]. DORSEY & SONS
Dealers in Coal and Ice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-11-30

Sweet cream 40 cents Il quart at Sex
toms, 10 Smith street.
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