The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 29, 1900, Image 7
so% fifty PI
If not more, of all the sickness
traced to what we eat. Can y<
of sickness with the false idea
cheap food? "When if you will
none too good for you.
Our motto is NOT THE
BEST GOODS FOR THE LI
13E SOLD; but for those \vl
^quality, we are ready to sell
the best goods, by buying from
Money Cai
Wc are agents at Union, 8,
Coffees and Spices, and wc in\
inspect our stock and every con
We are also agents for
famous Monarch Brand of Cai
tracts, etc. We challenge any
trial will convince you, if not y
Bargrains Fo
r
Best Sun Dried Apples per pou
Best California Evaporated Pea
Best (Quality Peeled Apricots pc
Best Quality -10 to 50 Prunes ]
Best Quality Texas Pecans per
CJ T> f 1 - - 1 Li
OC'VUIl JLKirS VJOOU ooap
Ton Pounds Good Soda
If you want your trade a]
shown by the best treatment wi
headquarters at
YOU
THE GF
Looal Laconics.
HAPPENINGS OF INTERES1 ABOUT TOWN
Miss Lillie Harris is on u visit to
friends in Union.
Mr. Berry Pochards, of Maybi.iton,
Wiis in town yesterday.
Mr. J. Q. Wray, of Yorkville, spent
a day in Union this week.
Mr. W. C. Wallace, of Spartanburg,
spent a few days in Union this week.
Mi&s Sadie Bacon went to Spartanburg
Tuesday on a visit to her parents.
Mr. A. Wallace Thomson, of Columbia
spent a few days in the city this
week.
Mrs. Sarah McCubbins went to Blacksburg
Tuesday on a visit to friends and
relatives.
Mis. Lula Phillips and little son, ot
Codartown, Ga., is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs, F. C. Duke.
Mies Rossi Norman, of Cfive Spiings
Gil., is on an extended v;sit to Union at
the hofn s of her sister, Mrs. Dr. F. C.
Duke.
Dr. Benj imin Sims, wife and son, ol
Ced.irtowu, Ga., are visiting fri?uds in
Union Cjunty, lis spent a few dijf
With friends in town.
Mrs. ltev. M. 1J. Kel!ey, of St. Paul't
churcli, Greenville, returned to Iter home
yesterday after a two week's visit to hei
father, Mr. C, C. Sartor.
Mrs. C. W. Whisenant, of Wilkinsville,
Union county, is visiting liei
daugliter, Mrs. J. P. White, in Yorkville.?Yoikvillo
Enquirer.
Mr. W. Minter Turner, the iH)|>uliu
and efficient clerk in the estab'ishmeut
of S. A. Higby, of Manning, is spendinga
week with friends in Union.
MUs Nellie Thousm and Miss Xannit
C. Wood, two charming young ladies ol
Pacolct, sprat a few days in Union 1 usl
week visiting Mrs. F. P. Yates. The\
returned home Saturday.
Miss Edna Garlington, the little
daughter of Editor Garlington of tlx
Spartanburg Herald, is spending a few
days in Union. She Is visiting the Misses
Myra and Hunter Voung.
Mrs. Price, of Spring City, and Mis:
Ida Knight, from her school at Chic igo,
are at the home of their parents, Mr. am
Mrs. Dr. Knight, of Meadors. The;
Wore called home by a telegram an
nounciug the serious Tllness of thei
mother who was critically ill last we^k
We are glad to report that she ii very
mucb improved at this writing.
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4
)
ER CENT.
of this reason of the year can bo
:>u afford to increase your chances
of economy displayed in buying
1 take our word for it, the best is
CHEAPEST COODS, but THE
'5AST M( )NEY that THEY CAN
10 want quantity, regardless of
you as low as the lowest, ancl on
1 US'
1 Be Saved.
. C., for the celebrated Jus. Ileekin
rite every lover of good coffee to
ipetent judge to test them by trial.
Reid, Murdoch & Go's world's
ine I Fruits, Canned Meats, Exone
to produce superior goods. A
our money waits to he refunded.
r This Week.
8c.
cliosper pound 8c.
jr pound 15c.
>cr pound 10c.
pound 12c.
25c.
25c.
pprceiated and that appreciation
) know how to give, make your
I N.G,
tOCER'S.
11 use Bull ElsewhereNewberry
and Greenwood crossed bats
at Newberry Monday. And Newberry
. came off vie orions score S to 0. This is
| the second game Newberry has won
I from Greenwood. This last one is raid
II to have been a line game. Oar toain are
I m? rty.imsu mi; ^mvuBiTy main now ami
I they have work to do Newberry has
been playing some good ball this season.
Andei sou and Abbeville played Monday
t ie score being 11 to 1 in favor of Anderson.
m ?
, Whole Family Sick.
Mr. J. Bentlj,of Mt. Joy, has been
I very unfortuuate in liaving a great deal
of sickness in his family the last few
weeks. His wife, two sons and three
daughters, Foster, Wade, Jo3ie, Sallie
\ and Bosiie, hive had the fever. Mrs.
Bently and Josie, Sallie and Wade are
still conQned to their bed. We are glad
to say that Foster and Bessie arc convales[
cent at this time, and hope to soon have
the pleasure of reporting the recovery of
the entire family.
Capt Latham's Wheat Crop.
mi- a n mo... t?
vi . AfAvauo icu ?U uift |
, Uniox Timks that back intho "Fifties''
Capt. F. G Latham made 00 bushels of
wheat on one acre. Ilis large crop ?vas
the talk of tlift neighborhood. lie took
i a lot of about 4 acres, put out much stable
. and lot manure on i'., used a large plow
which was, perhaps, brought from Scot1
land and then made an application of
? Peruvian guano, we believe. Ho made
about f>2 bushels to the acre on the four
acre lot. Wo have no recollection of
s the quantity made on Ins bast acre.?
s Carolina Spartan.
A New Firm.
The Messrs. F. M. and C. A. Zernp,
; of Camden. S. C., have purchased the
. drug business of tie Carolina Drug Co.,
of Union and will continue the business
un ier the name of Zimp's Pharmacy.
Mr. F. M. Zemp is a druggist and
Pharmacist of *2 > year's experience. His
nephew, Mr. C. II. Zemp, who it incharge,
is also a gradu do it nhinnte.v
A'id has live years experience in the
. business. We welcome these gentle men
I to our town ami feel sure they will be
accorded a libsral patronage by our citizens.
They will have an attmctive ad.
in Tiik Times next week, look out for
it.
Mr. (ico. Cuuxmings Up Again.
We are glad to report that Mr. Geo.
* Cuinniings who lias been cjiitlned to his
bed lor eight weeks witli typhoid fever,
is so far vecovered as to venture out upon
* the streets. lie says that while hois
, very weak yet, he feels very well und lin>
] strength is coming back very rapidly
He had a very close call. When he was
' taken sick lie weighed 140tK>unds, wlien
* his fever left him he weighed 90 pounds
i He says that his recovery is due iu a
great measure to the careful and untiring
attention of Ids nurse, had it not been
for her he iirmly believes he would now
' be la his grave.
tf??m D!UI0FFt
rH? I' F F T U
1 C L I f t
Ifl ?* I -^L (Teething Pom
Costs only 25 cents i
Or mail ?3cents to C. J.
For SlieriiT,
Mr. (I. T. Iio li.s, of Cross Keys, is
a riouncol in this week's issue for the ]
o lije of Sheiill'. <
?. j
Manila. j
? j 1
O.i Widnosday night June Till at the j ;
Wade Acadeniv. Uev. U. A. 15. Jennings i i
preached one of the most eloquent ser- 1 t
mous that we have had the pleasure of :
hearing in some time. 11 is text was from
Isaiah 0:1. We think the l'resbyttlians
of Union are fortunate in having such a
talented young man for their pastor.?
I/miens Co. News.
County Alliance Meeting, \
1
Union county alliance will meet at '
Union C. II. July Olh, at 12 in. Sub- ;
Alliances will send delegates. All de- 1
fuuet alliances are respectfully and i
earnestly reqnesUd to send delegates, i
esjtecially those interested in the .Statu
exchange. This will be the most important
meeting of the year. l?y order of
A. Cor.B liYi.Ks, l'res.
2 >-11 .1. M. Gm-:ku, Sec. and Treas. ;
Ont of Danger. |
Miss Johnnie .Sandci's many frier.ds [
will In; glad to learn that she is looatid
in Hiatighai, and out of danger so far as
the Chinese trouble is cm eerned. The
center of hostilities is at lVkin, near the
coi.st, of all the missionaries in China
from South Carolina, there are only two
at l'ekin Mrs. and Dr. Cilliert lb-id.
Mis. Held was a Miss Sal lie Ke\no\l<, of
Columbia, S C. The other Smith C.uotii
a missionaries are located in lie* central
part of China and far removed from
U a t ljter.
Stanynmc Wilson .it Citadel. I
1
lion. StaViyarne Wilson spent a few j
hoUiS in town Tuesday circulating among
Im many friends. lie was on Jiis way |
fiout Chat lesion where lie tie)ivend tinaddnss
h-Tore the graduates of tlm ^
Citadel, Monday. Mr. Wilson is voiv j
much enc mraged with the prospiets of
!:is re-election, lie will he hard to lieat f
In introducing Mr. Wilson as tiieota- ''
tor wf the ci iniuer.ceinent occasion of the
Citadel Cel. Coward said : "It is a 5
piivilegc and a pleasure to intioducc the v
young .-outh Carolinian, ol whom the
Stale could truly lie proud. It was a (
pleasure Ik cause ho was a youth who ^
laid come under his training. 'While I d
do not give myself credit for the all lie \
lias achievul, I do, as a teacher, claim >
some .credit for the unincncc he lias f
won/" a
Tell it All. ,,
The Piolmont-Greciivi lo team, who
our Itoyy are up against this w.-t k, defeated
the Ntswb-rry team Wednesday h
liy a score of 11 to Union Times. i:
And on Tuesday Newberry defeated 1
Piedmont lt'? to 1, and on the day before a
that 7 to 1, thus giving Newberry two p
out of the three games. Tell it all.? 1
Herald ?& News. . a
We inadvertently omitted ilio games I;
of Monday and Tuesday, between New- e
bcriy and Piedmont. The above record t
makes things look rather gloomy for
Union and almost makes us tremble in
our boots when we contemplate what
may be the consequences of tli a week's
games while our team is up against New- a
lierry, especially as Piedmont licked b
Union, after being wiped up by New- v
berry. Our boys have surely got some fi
hard work on hand. But we are pulling o
for them, and getting our rooster ready p
to crow.
GleLti Springs in Full Blast, q
A friend has just returned from a veiy J|
pleasant trip to Glenn Springs and she
informs us that the hotel is already for .,
its summer patrons who are rapidly arriving.
The Simpson Bros, are sparing 3
no pains to rnaku everything pleasant
for their guests. They set excellent ;
tables which are served by an intelligent
and pjlitc corps of waiters. An Italian >
band has hem secured for the season.
which furntth<?i delightful music and
adds much to the entertainment and
pleasure of the guests. The hand fur- j
nishes music while the guests enjoy their o
meals. (>uite a number of guests have
already arrived and others coming in t
daily. The Simpson Bras, are autici- i
pating a house full of guests this season. ,
That means a large number, and we
have no boubt their most sanguine ex- x
lactations will be fully realized. It is
hard to lind a mote pleasant place to
sjoond a week or a month than at Glenn's
outside of the benefits to be derived from
the water.
17. S. Weekly Crop Bulletin.
The average rainfall for the week \va<
2.85 inches, ranging from less than 1
inch to 0 inches. The heaviest rains
occurred in the west central and in the
southeastern counties, where the lands
were badly washed, and crops on many
lK?ttom lands were fl ooded anil destroyed
The rains injuted cotton, some corn,
melons, and wheat in the shock ?causinu
sprouting?over the western and south
central counties, but were either highly
beneficial or not harmful elsewhere, and
they improved rice, tobacco, gardens and I
pastures, and minor crop* generally.
Over a large i>ortiou of theStuto cultivation
was impracticable, except 011 from
one to three days, consequently fields aie
becoming glassy, and ah Held crops stand
in need of cultivation.
(Join is generally doing we'd, but some
is turning yellow and is firing, while 0:1
bottom land, in lliu western portions,
much was destroyed by Hooding. Karl)
com is being laid by.
-Vheat tliut has not boon boused or
ihreshehd is liegtmiing to sprout in the
shock. Thrething making slow programs,
laite oats have been harvested. Weather
unfavorable 011 melons. lticc, sweet
potatoes, gardens and minor crops are
doing well. Fruit is rotting as it upeiis.
I'eas continue to be sown o\ stubble
lands and planted with corn.
^ n fi Wlajs IrrititioQ, Aids Digestion,
5 rvS /? Regulates the Uowe!j,
; ( ?l y t\ Strengthens the Child,
B II /?* Makes Tccihir.vj Easy.
r-dcrs) XJL TEETH1NA Relieves the Bowel i
, , Troubles of Children of
it Pr:i??!StS, ANY AGE.
iYfOFFETT, NT. P., ST. LOUIS. MO.
Nn rro w J; sat 'K\ ]
As the excursion train was n turning
from the Isle of I'altns to Spartanburg ;
Sal unlay morning the, engine ran over a
'o k on the trafk near the roatl * rossing
below Monarch mills and cane near
being derailed. A pile of rock lies dangerously
near the tiack at this place and
it is not known whether the rock rolled
A'er oil the tutek or was pill on it.
Mml Dog Killer?.
A rabbid dog passed Air. Finchcr j
ielue's house Thursday (yesterday) j
norning and bit one of his dogs. |
Coining on towurds town it went in !
Ur. Thomas lientley's yard, and bit i
?no of his dogs. Mr. Iieluo followed
he dog and overtook it at .Mr. Bentey's,
where lie killed it. Fortulately
no one or any stock was biten.
7 he Plant Moved.
Tito Voice of Tito People has moved
t's plant front Newberry to Prosperty.
Prosperity is a lively little town
vith a strong surrounding country,
hlckly populated to back it up. As
he town had no paper, we see no
en son w by the Voice should not live
ong and prosper at its now home,
t has intelligent and up-to-date men
told of it, and Willi lite advertising
mtrunago it will surely secure from
ho merchants of this growing town.
Vo predict fur the Voice a successful
arccr in Prosperous Prosperity.
Oil the Hounds.
['lie l'iedinont and the Union teams
>olh loft on the curly morning ruin j
ostcrthiy, (1'hursduy,) i iedmont for j
Vbheville uiiil Union for Newberry.
I'he .following is '.ito schedule in sigh: : |
riedinont p'ays Abbeville at Given- j
ille Thursday and Friday ami ut i
'iedmont Saturday*. On tho lib j
>roximo th?*y play Anderson morning
ntd afternoon, at Anders at, Thurs- i
I ?y and Friday at Greenville, and I
Saturday :.t l'iedmont? > games
rilli Anderson's team.
Union plays Newberry Thursday,
vesterdny; Friday and Saturday at
Cowberry, i'lays Greenwood Motility
and Tuesday at Greenwood and
Veduusday at l'elzer. Union and
Cowberry will cross bats on the
Jnion diamond Thursday, Friday
p. l Saturday two weeks hence.
r.ix.ihlc rroperty in Union County.
The tidal taxable property, as shown
y the AuditnVs l.aoka, tins mmi\ noi
eluding rail ton I amouti's to ?d,t)'.) >.'J IS.
'his includes personal, real and insuiuce
levey as follows: Realty $l,7Si?. 100,
e.'uoaal SI ,'dMinsurance $.'? "?,PUS.
'he rail road assessment last youmounted
to $ I'd Utile), and it will probaiv
be davit the s una this year, which
nit make. Lite total of all property fur
Jnion county foot, up to ?'l,">t)0,8ps.
Knitting Mill Notes.
It still continues to be rainy weather, j
nd the farmers arc complaining of :
eing behii ll. lint wo think that they
.ill uvakc as much clear money selling:
ruits and vegetables as they would elV J
f a cotton crop, even if it was worked
loperly.
Miss Eva lletcnbaugh anil Mr. Ed. i
lellon were mart it d Sunday night. J
.'hay will make Orangeburg their future
ionic. We wish them a long and happy
uarried lift*.
Mr. Joe Gault has just returned from i
visit to New Voile.
A little four year old child of Mr. and j
tlrs. Mel.ovine of this place, was buried I
I the cemetery to-lay (Mmday.) It j
ml heen a great sufferer all its short j
ife. Weep not parents for tliisiiltle 0110, j
?-r the soul of your darling is no longer
i prisoner but a bright little Angel.
Ivey Green you have been misinformed j
is to the whereabouts of Mr. 11 land !
. e. lie ii Superintending a Knitting j
ddl at < har.go'ourg.
Itealy Mr. Kilitor, we do not have lime |
o write a letter properly and therefore J
ieg of you to excuse illegibleaess and t
uistakes. I
The latest mill feature liere, is a new |
vlr.stle. AN N iB LaUUIK.
Cla[
s
Musqulto G
The
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Ded# v
Although jup
being adopt?
residences, hoi
every city wi
It requires no step ladd
BAILEY FURKI
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
It ma.iitirisr i?i ?! <> F >*t O:!io? at
Union. S. t!., f. r t\*> week einiing >
Juno 2t>, IJO'J. as
Auicnca A'Jamj
Mi*s IIiIo:i Fuulim A 'ciih
Mrs II 1J J) tv:R ( ;j-j
Mtb Frc-h !>.v l?y ion
Mr Pr<r';t Foit.-r
CK'no
Mr (J nt.Je Iviug ^ '
Mr ?>tuiin Mu'iud " N
Miss Alieo Morgan
Miss AIi ?o A! ;<vn (1
E I) Murray Sou
Mr Vv* (J Fruit j link
John XV Far I; CD I
Mrs J !l HcmI-t.V
Mr G P, War.I /.jj.
Mr Jiin Howard WiVni. l<.iir
Persons calling for tlio above let- F
ters will pkaj.: ay it snl ver.'is^d, an 1
will be required to pay one cent tor (-'n''
their delivery. 11 u.
J. (J. Hunter, P. M. ^
Prcsbytcrinti Church. __
lingular *tridv l'uniuuu.i?m X-tvivc *
on NibUi'.l: at 11 a. m. Preparatory
services on 1'iiday evening at J-' '1'
o'clock. .V vi rv 11 wvlooinc awaits i xel
all.
. ? - _?!
I.nuics, Why Don't You?
Editor I'niiin Tn:r.:s tht-n'any'liiiar at
:iti tlml tv?> rat: iv or <! to ?-ntiA 1.1,
y;nu' lad) i!i; i iMi* to-l siully iri\ tn-.iiwity
in mcrv married Imly in the l is;!:.! .
fUilt'.'s will) wi ile- lor it .:i -ffi.iiiv ,
ilvci1 I'iat i' t - u -tii-;! I i K .levi'li-i > -i>ll ai fret
i"?\ I'll! ii- is 111! "i Si' !t this -imi,'
oil or. Tlit'i'i* 2-> not iiitS'T to ! .!>'. Sim- irty so- 1 1
'jiiiri>?ir:it-' s > Silly si:i\ i liiii_ 1:1 ordn In sivn
Inis l>i-iiiitiInI siih1'iiiv vii; If ;< n.:r v;i;% _
iif in!vertisiii'j- tin- mi'i iis ?,?ii-ii<??:* \\i!U-v j
Silvcr-Vilfo. A ! ' ,t<. Ill I In' I ! ; !-'il r I isifr, i
?nir mvii iiii'il:i"it .mi, will a! n 1-" it -11T fi'i'i' |
Stiicly tlii- ln-iiii:ittil uli -iJ -ri:i is i
worth asklnr I'tir. i it m-i'iii. In ?:- [ t)
I Mill \i'r s||( nlil |:i-?r I ci.. ni.irrin-l Imly - <511-0
who i cut In y?n?i* |i?i|icr. tjimlfor \ ulti-,* Ms';-, j
!>.. Moroni uial llnrrisnii . <? t hicitir?. "
. :t in : i 11I >?;
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St
^ three good
__w?J an teed?$;.
'{if THE HERRI
Oxfords 50 Cents per p.-.ir lc:
lit SfieciaJ A'oficc?.Vuwti.* <:;;</ friie /
Sold only by UN
iliraltl
I'll MAKE II i1
ill <<!
WjiM ;t:.:i tiir
Our One Thought &"*?'?
O can iiiiiy.
Even linl y 1>
I just \vl
price.
In our now line of seasonable goods,
cininet, and low prices pred
There is cnlv one class, mul that-1' e i;:\s
DRY GOODS, CLOl
HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING Gl
Your responsibility ends and our?
We arc right behind every
at our law Mi
f\ ^ \ .1, lWiar ln-iccs
oume auu luuk $!??.
to tiit* s-trout
V'l ices that i? Ii
If yuu want to buy l i^ht. if you want to i>
moiiev, make our store yo
PURCELL CASE
phe dixie;
ianopy Frames
latest novelty i
h is easily atta
of wood, brass,
without defacing ih
jt introduced) i
3d by the 1
;els and hospital
mKm
lere it is shown
^er to p*at it up and is alwf
TUBE & LUMBE
ill ,11 in ??? rnmmrnMM
fitcrrf Itntcs via. Southern
It a i I way.
ia'i I>'Sirvrratm:Cro:iv?>iit:?M, K.?ni
'iiy. Mo , July lt?\ 10KJ. On ju :t
of tli'i occasion, >*oittiern llailway
sell Ki'.iinl nip lickcta from all
Is Sin *s to Kansas Ony. M , anil rei
at ! tie Ill nil til>t-class f ill! for the
a ! nip. Tickets will lie sol-l .lulv l.si
J i?i. willi liaal li uit .lulv '.I'll, l'.HH),
: lie;-:i !I 'i:\Miy i * iiimsi. iliurt. route t?*
i-as t ::y. a!i<! cti.-i s W*st. pcVtlulc*.
>. i'.m. i'onvtn' i h'n' 1?. v. p. u. f
/?>t::i:: a. ? ix< ixxati, O,
.1 i."I.V I J lo, l'.WtJ.
.1 account of the ah ivc occasion,
tie in HiiiSway will tell mural tiip
<*ts from ;i!' stations on its liu<*s to
ciiuiati, Oiiio :t:i;l return at ntte of
Inst class t";i>? for tin* round tiip.
kots \\i!l be sold .Inly loth, lltli ami
i. wiih final return limit July 18th,
),
??r detailed information relative to
doles, sleeping ear reservations, etc ,
on or write any agent ?if the SouthRailway
or its connection*.
S. II. IIakiiwick,
t. Gen Pass. Ajjont, Atlanta, Ga.
'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
h.iJersey J??iU Halves for sale, or
!?ingc lor ileiftrs. hv
J. W. MCLurr.
?? It.
FOR SALE.
:.o lot on North Church street, 8f>
front by 20! feet deep. For tctnis
ly to mo at the Company's store.
i-2. I). Fa vr Gilliam.
DISPENSARY NOTICE
a an 1 after July 1st 1000, the T)ispena'
Union Will clou? prom pi/ at 7
>ck n. in. F. M. WlMTl.onK,
?2 . Ch'in li ?aiil.
yie |
in n woman's Shoe >S^
ccersarily mean a sacrifice i^t
comfort in walking ? tlic
oe proves that.
t! not cover inferior quality fV*
anship either?the longscr- fX'j
L'he llcrrick Shoe cives a
ves ?h<it also. The llcrrick rS<
shoo for walking, house or fSj
one. Stylish, durable, com- Ixf
The Shoe of quality?the $<
into:: sen sr. . "S our choice ot
grades and each one guai- ySj
50?$3.00?$3.50. ?
CK SHOE I
a than above prices.
/; s:or. sole rf (very shoe. y23
ION SHOE COa {?
WMBBUm
11I"
'RICES IRRESISTIBLE.
ii' one aim in .selling, is to find your
n incs-l il as no 0110 else cau meet it.
toy woo: thoughtfully iu thesea'cof
uaitse every value we put before jou
As a result ours i? h sincere store,
mows jn-t what to expect, and ex.
laiiuoy am!, me very lowest possible
(juality and staple are preoniinate
throughout.
.t, in our Summer collection of
HING, SHOES,
30DS, NOTIONS, ETC.
5 begin when you buy of us.
transaction we make.
ck. You will Unci reliable good* at
You will iind friendship, as we
visit from you n personal favor. You
ifju-al sit the masi-head beckoning you
aggregation of values and low
,as ever been our pleasure to offer you.
treated right, if you want to save
ur trading liomc.
I COMPANY.
3
and Nets
in a Canopy
ched to any
iron or folding
e same.
iX) is 1
i*
iys in working order.
:h company.
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