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Eeskc Weekly , .Ledger
KTS1I3ZB3 ZVESY THUBSDAY
U.M. WHITE, Editor.
Linn countv i Democratic.
Almanacs km '77 are most ripe.
KnJ City is the Democratic
etljr of Missouri.
Ketr arkabty appiopriue.
i i in ii-l ear, we elect
Sam' lor picrfitieitt.
In our
Uncle
51en Mver tho i-ange in Colorado
will imt kimw ii l another election
hati.hu official vol oi the !ate elec
tion Witl.
The llarion County Democracy in
creases her popular vole 571. ' Gives
Tikkn 1,876 majority; Phelps, for
Governor, 1,079: (i lover, for Con
gress, 1,123; and Lakenan, for State
Senator, 1,450.
It is thought that the Frigate
Franklin hearing Tweed the Tour
ist will reach New York on the 20.
The Franklin was compelled to stop
at St. Thomas for coal or it would
aave arrived ere thin.
The Missouri State Teachers' As
icoiation wtll meet in Jefferson
City, December 26, 27 and 28, 1876
.Railroad (are and hotel expenses at
ltout one-half ike usual rales.
'
The day may jet come when the
fcal'ot in the turds oi the freedrnen
will preserve the jewel of liberty to
the diadem of i he republic. A bra
bam Lincoln. 1864.
B Butler will probably be the
Republican leHder in the Home of
Representatives. There could not
ie four d a fitter man for the place.
At ai.y rate,he in an improvement
3D Blaine.
President Grnt orders Gen.
Sherman to send his troops into the
Southern Btates to see that a fair
ind correct count of tin ballots may
he bad. This is alt we ask.
Society n nicely graded in China.
Water carrier must bow to fruit
seller, the latter to tin peddlers, the
latter to merchants, and the raer
eba? tt rnusl bew very low to con
cables. Sensitive ami delicate young men
ire raiMtig serious objctior a to the
tnormously vride leather belts now
being worn b young ladies. They
object to hugging j leather trunk
iven if there i a pretty girl in it.
The Re publicans now say that it
make t o riflcmce about the presi
dent and that they have got tho
majority in Congress. We haveelect
cd the piffidtnt and arc satisfied
ind the nest thing we lopk after
will b the congressmen. Don't
you forget it.
Grant ordered the 'men of war
to take the slump fcr Jhyes in
.Louisiana.
Ibis is the grandest, noblest,
aoost glorious republic that ever
bleeeed tho world, and yet with all
its power glory learning and graat
aess. li can't make an infuriated
woman stop in the middle of a sen
tence bnd listen to an explanation.
Some of our Republican friends
want 'our rooster to cook now.
the crop of sick radical roosters
Uns fall is immanse.
Of course they don't wait to eat
this kind, but we want it ourselves
ttankfgivings day If they have
Acted in such a way as to sicken
even their 'roosters' let them eat
7m. We propose to eat ours on
thanksgiving day even if he crows
himself all away hut featbeis and
spurs, and wo will oat him with a
ralibh too
A touching incident is that of the
sister of the notorious Younger boys
visiting them in jail. She fell on her
knees ny her youngest brother, kiss
ed and caressed him and called him
ty endearing names. She was loud
in the reproaches of her older broth
ers for leading him astray, and met
them with dry eyes and a cold shake
of the hand. ' Even the hardened
Golc and Rob Younger seem to be
wore interested in the fat of their
brother than concerned about their
wn.
Every person that wears stiiped
clothes is not in the penitentiary.
Since Joyce, Avery, and other high-
toned sports took to striped suits
they Lave become fashionable and
ara now all the rage.
Trouble In the South.
The eyes of the whole nation are
now directed toward Florida, Louis
iana and South Carolina, the dount
ful States in this election, for their
voice will decide our destiny for
weal or woe. . .
It will take all of them to elect
Hayes, any one of them will elect
Tilden; and by the latest returns we
see that without doubt Florida has
gone Democratic by a handsome ma
jority, amd the other two States will
swing into the same line if left un-
trameled; and we don't contemplate
war or any serious, trouble at all.
Without a doubt they would swin-
rtlo' iia rmt of them if they had
ghost of a chance, but they have not.
It is true, troops are sent down there,
but a good many of the IT. S soldiers
are Democrats, and will see fair play.
Leading men of both parties have
gone down to "see the count," and
without a doubt it will be given to
the right man. They will claim it as
long as they can, but in the end truth
will conquer.
This election has struck a heavv
blow at the party in power, and they
unused to defeat are loth to give up,
and like a drowning man grasping at
a straw, will feed their morbid hopes
on mere "wind," till finally they will
be frightened by the glorious bril
liancy of the Democratic victory,
and will crawl off "to die;" no, but
to say with a ghastly grin, "the pres
ident don't amount to much, we
have a majority, iu congress." By
abuse of authority they lost the pow-
er ot tne lanu ana 11 xney are hoi
careful, by abuse of power they will
be entirely annihilated, for all men
of honor and truth loving their coun
try will forsake the party, and it will
be known no more forever, except as
a thing of the past; and the only re
minder that will be left as a memento
of this "noble" institution will be a
black scowling page on the annals of
American history.
The following is about as close as it
is possible to figure on the political
complexion of the next House of Rep
resentatives:
Dem. Rep.
Ylabama 8
Arkansas 3 1
California... 1 3
Colorado 1
Connecticut i 1
Dele ware a 1
Florida 1 1
Georgia- 0
Illinois 7
Indiana 4
12
9
9
3
Iov a.
Kansas
Kentucky
10
3
Louisiana
M.i'ne
Maryland
Massachusetts 2
Michigan, 1
Minnesota
Mississippi 6
Missouri 9
Nebraska
9
8
o
4
1
1
3
17
1
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Caro.ina
4
16
7
Ohio
12 J
1!
Oregon
Pennsylvania 9
18
Rhode Island
South Carolina 1
Tennessee 8
Texas 6
Vermont
Virginia 8
West Virginia 3
AY isconsin 3
Total 147
4
I
143
Last Saturday the postmaster at
Hudgginsville, Gentry county, at
tempted to kill his wife with a
hatchet.
Poor Kansas, we feel sorry for her.
CJeo. T. Anthony has been elected
Governor.
Who will protect little Belknap
now?
Tho regular Democratic ticket in
Halls county was elected by majori
ties ranging from 280 to 1,130.
A Western bound passenger train
on the Hannibal & St. Joe railroad
met with a serious accident near
Ilrookfield last Wednesday night.
Three coaches and a sleeping car
jumpedthe track and went down an
embankment twenty ol thirty feet.
Twenty persons are reported wound
ed, but no one killed. The cars were
much damaged.
Tilden's majority in this State is
over 52,000. Hurrah for Missouri.
This Looks like she was "the Robber
State."
AVERY PARDONED.
Wi-shing ton, Nov-13. The presi
dent to-day signed a pardon for W.
T. A'rery now confined in the peni
tentiary at Jefferson City, ATo, for
complicity in whisky frauds.-GIobe-Democrat.
How is this for high. All the
whisky thieves would have been
pardoned months ago only Grant
feared the effect on the election. If
the devil was in the chains and was
a republican as without doubt be is
Grarjt would pardon him and let
hjm out too without he feared he
(the devil) would clean the White
House out as he will sooner or later.
Phelps majority iu this State is
41,404. ' '
Nodaway county elects entire Dem
ocratic ticket except sheriff. i
Chariton county went Democratic
by about 1,500.
Greene county, Mo., was carried
by the Republicans by some 200 ma
jority.
Tilden's majority
county is 1,365.
in Howard
fu:ndish work
Springfield, 111., Nor. 8. A most
dastardly attempt was made last
nigbt to ?teal the bene of President
Lincoln from the cemetery vault
here. The plot was suspected some
time since, and Elmer Waahburne,
U. S. detective Firrill aid assistants
watched tne vault last night. The
scoundrels broke in the outer and
inner doors of the vault; opened the
several cases ot sarcophagus, and
were about to mak off with the re
. .
mams wnen tne detectives sprang
out. The accidental discharge of
a pistol alarmed tho robbers, and
they fitd precipitously, escaping in
the darkness. A slight clue to their
idectity remains, and their capture
is probable. N. Y. Sun.
Marksmanship in Colorado. tH
was evening. Throo of them were
killing a cat. One of them held .a
laatern, another the cat, and the
Wf
LI J
third jammed the pis'ol in the cat's
ear and fired, shooting the man in
the hand who held thecal, and the;
one with the lantern was wounded!
in tho arm. Tne cat lett wnen it
saw how matters stood, and that ill
feeling was being engendered.
A LAWYER.
It is related of George Clark, the1
celebrated negro minstrel, that, beTs. N. Russell!.
ing examined as a witness, be was
severely interrogated by the attor
ney, who wished to break down sis
evidence.
Tou are in the negro minstrel
busiaess, I believe, inquired the law
yer. Yea, sir, was the prompt reply.
Isn't that a rather low calhug?
demanded the lavryer.
I don't know but what it is, sir,
replied the minstrel, but it is so
much better than my father's that I
am rather proud of it.
What was your father's calling?
lie was a lawyer, replied ("lark
in a toue of regret that put the au
dience in a roar.
The lawyer let him alone.
Shelby county gave 467 majority
against township organization.
All praise to New York she did
her duty nobly.
Three cheers for the hoiiet Ger-
man. i
!
Carl Schurz s piteous cry now is, i
" Take me home to mother.' i
Bloody shirts for sale now, very
cheap.
Gov. Haves savs he is beat he
ought to know.
Knox county elected the entire
Democratic ticket.
The Huntsvillians scooped the Mo
berlyitcs on the court-house removal
question.
" Now is the winter of our discon
tent made glorious summer" by tko
election of Samuel J. Tilden.
The busy B's had their day. The
tide has turned. It is now Tildcu,
Truth and Trinmph.
Dispatches received from New Or
leans state that the Returning Board
has met and made an effort to throw
out the Democratic parishes.
Cass county gives Phelps and Til
den 700 majority. Whole Demo
cratic ticket, elected.
The Globe-Democrat consoles its
self with the thought that 1880 will
soon be here. Yes it will and so
will the next Centennial, but the
editor of that paper will be in a,
place where it will bo more trouble
to the console himself than ho found
it in the St. Louis jail even.
The Joyces, Aveiys, McDonalds,
McKees, &c, locked up in the peni
tentiary; the Bbcocks, Belknaps,
Hobesons & Co., chained down in
the courts; the - Grants, Mortons,
Conklings, and so on,with the train
ed bands of thieving blood-suckers,
petty thieves ind blustering flunkies
are preparing to take up their line
of march from the high places they
have so long disgraced in the capitol
and around tho purlieus ot the TFnite
House, and make room for the mar
ching columns of a solid Democra
cy East, West, North and South.
GIVE THANKS ! GIVE THANKS!
Unto Hina who bath delivered us
from oar enemies and blessed us
with freedom in onr councils,
joy at our firesides, and peace and
happiness from the rising of the
sen to the going down thereof. And
let all the people say Amen !
OFFICIAL V
- ' U ' C C3 H 5? I
candidates. : g- ' . ST : ., S : 3 2 T :
: 5 P a : : : : : : : : :
: ' ' h ; ; ; 1 z 1 ;! : i :
I 1 ! I M ! i i
For President, , 201
I
108 168 162
29 37 32
170 152 159
26 39 32
171 157 163
28 37 31
171 160 164
28 37 32
171 165 164
28 37 31
171 166 163
28 37 32
171 166 163
, 28 37 32
! I I
171 166 163
28 37j 32;
17lfi0 163
28 7 32
171 lCoco!
171 166 1?
171 166 161
28 37 33
2S 37 32
28 37 32
!
198 182 194
I
199, 1S3 193
Samuel J. Tilden... 31
? II IIave t
For Governor, i 203
John S. Phelps 33
G. A. Fuikelnburgi
Lleut.-Gov.
IT. C Broekmever
C. C. Allen ....
Sec'y State.
M. K. McGrath ....
E. F. Weigel ,
Treasurer,
Elijah Gates
John Severance... .
Auditor,
Thos. Ilolladay
G. R. Smith
Att'y-Oen'l,
Jackson L. Smith..
A. V. Mullins
201
33
203
33
201
33
201
33
201
33
201
33
Register of Lauds,1
J. E. McHenry
Richard Drane !
Judge Supreme Ct
.T IltMirv i 201
D. Wagner
R. 11. Coiu'rs,
J as. Harding
J. S. Marmaduke.
John Walker
T. II. Allen
E. D. Harper
Isaac Hays
Congress,
! 33
! 201
201!
201 j
33i
33
33
A. II. Buckner ....
State Senator,
226
John A. Flood....
Representative,
22
i
212
a n n ti intvip ....
162
I
190
195
ISO
167 135
Pros. Attv. ! i
I ' 7
John M. Gordon
Probate J uilge,
S. M. Edwards...
Sheriff,
II. Glascock
21S
!
2is!
179
1S1
181
I8S! 155.
K
191 155.
191
Collector.
John J. Steele ! I-'9
69 120
124 76
102; 131
92 44,
E. J. Wright
Treasurer,
6t)
ST. J. Marshall....
219
218
190
217
193 181
195 183
i
Assessoi ,
ST. T. Torreyson.
Surveyor,
J. N. Baskett
Public Adm'r,
D. E. Sliea
190 179 189 155'
173 155,
Coroner,
213
31
70
193 183j
i IS
' 42
Dog Law Ye.
No
MAJORITIES.
1.460 ; Flood
. . . .1,427 Mclntyre
1,990 i Gordon
. . . .1,455 : Edwards
. . . .1,455 : Glasscock
Tilden
Phelps
Ilrockinever.
McCirath
Gates
Smith 1,454!
Me Henry 1,456 i
I lnrv 1 ,455 i
Harding 1 .450 :
Marmaduke 1,450 ;
W alker 1,450 :
Buckner 2,844"
TOWNSHIP
Saung. Justice. G, W. Uollnwav 100;
ConstuI.lt
F. A. Crank 107 ; R. I), .Moh
eourt western distriet .lames Jackson SO
B. M latire received 11 votes tor county
i North Wii.sox. Justice. T. C. Hudson 117; C.Carter 81; M. Blvthe 31. Con
: stable, J. I). Pulis 57 : R. P. Sims 52 : S. Ward 25 ; W. Chick. 20 ; P. Vance 9. For
1 Justice eouutv court we.-teru district J
! Sorni Wii.sox. Justice, 51. Blythe 15
I 91 : J. 1). rnlis 27; I.. 1 Suns 20; S. anl
western uistnct .lames Jackson!--' : m. Mms t..
Si.ai i;iiii;i;'s School IIoi sk. Justice, W. C. Burt lev 121: M, llendrix 58;
Barrack 2: A. Clement 1. Constat, "J, W Botts 114;J. Robinson 42; J. M. Atkin
son 40. At this precinct E. (J. Haley received 10 votes lor Representative and C. T.
(luiM iibcrry 1 vote for County Attorney.
Yaxdama. Justice. J. M. iovdcnt2; J. Ti. Thole 57: Fugat? 34; J.;C. Moore
33: .Mclntvre 31 ; R. ReeseX Constable. G. W. Adams 85 ; Buffet 47: L,
icits ; 1. kronen
Laudoxia. Justice, J. R. Gilliland SO.
p.kxtox City. luetic-. R. Sallee 52; W.
II. T. Clifton 50: J. Muster 11: J. M. Green
cl S voces for Conirressninn.T. II. Mtt-iek
vott s for Keprescntative. J. E, Stantl'er 4 votes for Sheriff, J, X. iloscberry 4 votes
for Sheriff, Sep. Hughes 3 votes for county Attorney, James Harrison 2 votes for
Public Administrator, CIJ. Gallaway 1 vote for Assessor and S. Grove 1 vote for
County Treasurer.
Linn. Justice, II. II, Feerv77 ; T 11 Martin 65 ; C P Eastham 1. Constable. II
Doolin 80.
East Cuivue. Justice, J L Mclntvre 96 ; J Moore 38; R Reese 22 ; JBoyden 52;
A G Filiate 10; J Thole 1. Constable, E W Bullet 88; G Adams 62 j Crouch 11; L
Betts 1.
West Ccivke. Justice. J C Moore. DO; J M Rovden 61 : Crarv 23 ; Mclntvre 22;
R Reese, 10 ; Fugate 5. Constable, Cf Adams 40; L Betts 46 ; Buffett 28 ; Crouch 2
MattinsburOt. .Justice, W L French 126; W X Clark 20;li Sallee 3;X Dix 1. Con
stable, II T Clifton 67: J S Muster 82.
Farber. Justice, E W Crary 37; J Mclul it 24; J II Thole 18: J II Boyden 4 ; F
Parker 1; Fug-ate 1. Constable, G Adams 30 ; L T Betts 25 ; Bullet 21.
The certified returns from this precinct included "s votes for James Jackson and 61
votes tor Win II Stewart for Justices of the Couuty Court.
Salt River. Justice, E Hooton 873; J Lupton 605; C Armstrong 300; D II Har
ris 137. Constable, 11 B Hooton S43; C Ragsdale 28?., At this precinct li II Bristow
and Charles Francis Adams received 1 vote for President and Vice-President' A
few votes were cast upon the proposition to adopt the Dog Law, but the Judges did
not (as we learn from one of their number) see tit to include these in their returns.
For Justice County Court Central District W. II. Stewart received 1068 votes.
ELECTION NEWS.
St. Charles County. Everything
was qiiet in St. Charles. The city
polled 1,657 votes, against 1,272 in
the last presidential election. In
view of an actual, though small, do
crease in population, the result is a
matter of surprise, as tho difference
is 385.
An increased vote is also appar
ent at the precincts. Whether or
not there was illegal voting we have
no means of knowing, and we can
not without proof think with those
who suppose there was.
It will be soen that this county
gives a Democratic majority, on the
vote as follows:
Tilden 2,508
Haves 2,058
Afajority 450
Total vote of St. Charles county
is 4,556.
Phelps' majority is 246 and Brock
meyer's 338. St. Charles county by
about the same figures goes for tho
whole State ticket. St. Charles
news. '
OTE OFAUDRAIN COUNTY.
57 33 67 71 78 962 136 2286
16 39 39 90 42 358 25 826
56 39 66 72 79 949 13f 261
16 32 39 90 41 358 22 834
56 39 67 72 78 957 130 wjn
16 39 39 89 42 350 22 830
57 39 67 74 78 903 130 2287
16 39 39 89 42 357 22 832
57 39 67 74 78 964 136 285
16 39 39 88 42 357 2: 830
57 39 67 73 78 905 136 -$5
16 39 39 88 42 ;50 22 830
57 39 671 73 78 90J 130 vs4
16 39 39 88 42 356 22 830
57 39 67 73 78 963 ISO 2283
16 39 39 88 42 357 22 829
57 39 67 74 78 902 130 2281
10 39 39 87 42 35Si 22 829
57 39 67 73 78 9."9 130 2277
57 39 67 73 78 9."9 136 2279
;7 39 07 73 78 959 13(5 2278
15 39 39 88 42 350 22 827
16 39 39 88 42 350 22 828
.10 39 39 88 42 350 22 828
.64 76 103 102 1151184 150 2844
V j j
GO 78 105 109 1184185 157I2S85
67 76 102 92 109.1000 1502532
60! 73. 98 92 1121099' 155270G
C6 j 102 91 1141106 1072317
60 73 102 88 lOOjllOl 152 2701
x 25 28 78 67 531 920 72 1M5
S13 46" 28 49 64j 208 85 1092
70 77 1C3 92 1121113 155 2741
69 77 102 94 116 1110 155 2754
70 73- 103 92 IlKM 155 2700
67 73j 103 92 1131100 150 2710
70 77! 101 93 115!ll23 156 2757
4 04
1 2-1 VJ7
. .2,885
. .2.532
. .2,706
..2,317
. .2,701
. . 903
..2,714
o 7 -VI
Ste-le
Marshall
Torrvson
Basket 2,700
Shea 2,718
Russell 2,157
OFFICERS
G. I. Phillips 39 ; T, L. Hawkins 13-
-rly 77 ; I), S. New 35 For Justice eounty
; Win
M.
Sims 127. At this preen. t W.
surveyor
runes Jackson 8.) ; W in. M. Sims 99
: T. C. Hudson 132. Constable, J. Cart
r;
10; I . ance 5, i or Justice eouutv con
Constable, J. Able 36; llendrix 39,
L. French 9: W. N. Clark 7- Constable.
6. At this precinct W. O. Forrist receiv-
4 votes for state Senator. D. X. Evans 2
Immence. Sb led him to a sofa,
and in a deep bass voice ca led him
her sual's idol,and inquired what hit
monthly income was. Seting his
gaze fixed on her boft-rontrictor-like
mouth, she remarked: 'Darling,
1 see you notice my large and beau
tiful potato-trap; let me explain to
you tho reason of its unusuai size.
When I was quite a child I was
playiDg on pappy's cellar door, it
gftve away; I was precipitated down
into the basement, and caught by
the mouth on a projecting meat
hook, aad which ripped up my face
and extended my mouth several
inches With his eyes full of sym
pathetic tears he rose from the sofa,
and replied, as he made toward the
door, 'My angle, you are perhaps
mistaken. Probably, in the excite,
roent of that awful moment, you left
your mouth down in the basement,
and accident.y brought up the cel
lar. TFe shall meet again in a bet
ter world. Adieu
Vernon county gives Morgan and
Phelps 1,175 Majority; Democratic
gain of 200 over two years ago.
STRAY NOTICE.
Taken up by J. P. Smith, livino
in Prairie township, in Audrain
county. Missouri, on the first day of
November, A. D. 1896, and posted be
fore the undersigned justice of the
peace, two 2-year old steers,described
as follows: 1 white, with red ears
the other red and white, and both'
branded with letter "T" on left hip
and crop off each left ear. Appraised
at $20, by Lillis II. Smith and J. M
Robbins, this 4tn day of November
1876. A true copy lrom my stray
book.
JOSEPH LUPTON,
Justice of the Peace for Salt River
Township. 29-St
Taken up by. Thomas . jfearso"
on the 1st November, 1876, one bar
mare, with wnite spot in forehead
about 2 years old past No other
marks or brands perceivable; and ap
praised at $40, by Iliram Dlivin and
S. C. Hale, and posted before the un
dersigned, justice, on tne 4th, Nov
1376. A. W. TAPSCOTT, J P. '
n30-3t . j
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A No. 1 residence in Mexico, Mo., eight
rooms and nearly four acres of ground,
highly ornamented with shrubbery and
fruit trees, good barn and other out
buildings, everything in good repair. 4
Will sell or exchange for good improved'
farm. Call and get particulars.
30 3m C. W. Bakke, Agent,
& SHEA & BARTON, "
Heal Estate & Gen'l Ins.
AGEISTs.
Choice Farms and City Property for
sale or trade. Office in Opera block,
Mexico. Mo.
SCHAHIACH &, Mil,
D R UGGIST s
-ANP-
Af?THie4RtIS,
WEST SIDE SQUARE,
MEXICO mo.
We keep thebest assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals
In the city. All kinds of
Surgical Instruments.
Stationery. Fine Wines
and Lquors for Medical
Purposes, Toilet Articles,-
Window Glass. Perfumeryf
Brushes of all kinds.
And the finest lino of cigars and
tobaccos in this market.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully com.
pounded at all hours.
John P. Clark,
20 Tears Clerk of Circuit Court and Cecorde
of Deeds.)
Real Estate Agent,
NOTAEY PUBLIC,
And Conveyancer.
OFFICE,
Fcnt Room Ove Savings Bank,
MEXICO, MO.
DEEDS, TRUSTS AND OTHER
PAPERS
Prep red for Parties on Short
Notice.
CALL AND SEE ME
TERMS REASONABLE.
W. T. CAItDWELL,
Dealer in
FURNITURE!
Has a full assortment of
BUREAUS, WARDROBES, TA
BLES, STANDS,
Bedsteads, Leunges, Sofas,
Chairs, Mattresses, &c,
which he is selling at
EIZ JLOir PRICES.
The quality and style are of ihe very bast.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfu
requested to come and examine his stoc
Eeadymade Buial Shrouds fo Ladie&
A full line of Imitation Rosewood, Me
tallic and Walnut UUrriAS always ok
hand, and a Hearse ready at all timea U
attend at funerals.
Store North Side Square. Mexico Ma-
WIUl MIIU7IE?
Practical Upholsterer,
Carpet Layer and Awning Mater
MEXICO, MO.
Respectfully announces to the public
he has a large assortment of
ALL KINDS OP CUSHION WAEB.
Also Parlor 8ets, from $65 and upward
Lounges from $12 and upwards.
Sprinff, Hair and Moss Mattresses, ChaftP-
Repairs Sofas, Rocking-Chtiri. Loui
ses, Mattresses, cane-bottom chairs,
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